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Confer on Strike of Municipal Employees

(^rmany Protests British Admit Libya

I Consulate Closing;

Forces Withdrawn;

Expect Rejection

Claims Victory Axis

Welles Declines to f)is- Mother Tops close Contents of Note

Aetion Taken to Avoid

Taken to Him by A ll Her Class Eneireling Movement Thomsen; Will Ask

High Command Dc| Separate By German Reinforce­ Belligerents for Safe At Radcliffe dares; ‘Extremelyi , ments After Nazis Are Conduct of Officials.

Heavy' Casualties i n Forced to Disclose One of Two Graduates Unit Backed Washington, June 18.—(ff) Furious 3-Day Battle of | ------Strength; Capture of —A strong (German protest To Receive Her Degree Several Hundred Pris­ on the expulsion of Nazi con­ Summa Cum Laudep Tanks on Egyptian-1/Vete Engfomlers 4 rew De-

suls from the United States Libyan Border Claimed manding Congression­ oners Is Announced. Wins 3 Coveted Prises* was delivered to the State De­ al Consideration of partment today, and Sumner Berlin, June 18.--^yp)—^The Cairo, Egypt, June 18.— (ff) Cambridge, Maas., June 18—(P) battle of the Egyptian-Libyan Proposal fo r Setup* The British Middle E!juit Welles, undersecretary of —The mother of three children, command acknowledged today state indicated it would be Mrs. Elizabeth Livermore .Forbes border Has “ ended with com­ plete victory’’ for the Axis W ashington, June 18— VP) — l:hat the British advance flatly rejected. The note was of Boston emerged today as toe and “ the enemy, overwhelm­ Theire was an increasing demand :orces withdrew yesterday to t^ e n to Welles by Hans top student in toe graduating class at Radcliffe college. ed, is retreating,’’ the German among New Englanders today for :'orward positions on the Lib­ Thomsen, German charge She was one of two students In high command declared to­ congressional consideration of es­ yan front to avoid an encir- , d’affaires. the class of 161 to receive her tablishing a separate Air Force In announcing ita receipt, bachelor of arts degree summa day. The German African In the United States. cling movement by Grermas : -Wellea declined to diacloae toe cum laude and. In addition, won corps, reinforced by Italian While many House members reinforcements because “wff contenta of the note except to aay tbe college’s three most-coveted said they had not arrived at any that it waa a protest against the 'troops, inflicted “ extremely had accomplished our objeirt” prizes. Mayor George Lysle, 74, (right) of McKeesport, Pa., conferred with a commltee including George conclusion on toe merit of a separ­ State Department’s order Monday heavy’’ losses on the British of forcing the Germaita to “It’s easier to do s lot than a Daerr (center) on toe strike of municipal employes In McKces{)ort, after refuatag to talk to John ate Air Force, they expressed be­ that an German consular offidala in the furious three-day bat­ lief it should be seriously consid­ disclose their strength. ' C!ap- little,” she told interviewers. “It’i Bacnes, (left) representative of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee, who had accom{>anled the leave toe country by Jt^ 10, On really easier to take four courses tle of tanks precipitated by ered. ture of “ several hundred the grounds that they bad en­ strikera’ committee to the city hall. Among these was Representa­ than to dabble with one, for when the British attempt to plunge man prisoners” and the (ie> gaged In susUvities Inimical to toe 70U take four you know that you tive Smith (D-Conn), a member of welfare of toe United States. _ across the Egyptian frontier the House Military Affairs (Com­ struction of large numbers of - lave to work bard.’’ Avranglng for Departure Mrs. Forbes spends week-ends, into Libya in the Salum area, mittee. Smith, who has long advo­ Axis tanks and guns was offi­ Wellea added, however, that ar­ cated stronger air defenses for summer vacations and class days Italy W m Put the communique said. cially announced. rangements were being made for from 4:30 p. m. to bedtime with British Planes Smash New England harbors, said such “Yesterday, after we had re- It called tod British offensive an tbe departure of the conaula. her children, toe youngest of whom attempt to o{>en toe Axis’ enclKle- a plan might be worthy of adopt­ pulsed several attacks,” the coaqiv This was considered tantasdount ion. was bom in January, 1940. Limit on Cash ment of Tobruk, Libyan port ta munique said, “the enemy bnm gM ' to an announcement that the Ger­ Career Spread Over Five Yean Would Like to Hexr Offlctala up fresh forces with which he a>gj At Western Germany which a British garrison Is be man note would be rejected out­ The young mother spread her sieged. But he said that he would like tempted an encircling movemaffF right. to hear all that Army and Navy college career oVer five years and lik e America Credit Given Air Forces against our forward troopai As tofi Wellea explained that under toe found time to take an active part offlcialas had to aay on toe sub­ had accomplished our objects A large share of credit waa giv­ ject* before reaching a final con­ usual procedure the United States in RadcUffe’s extra-curricular ac­ Bomber. C.u.e Deslnie- T f OODS forcing him to disclose hls stren gv would ask other belligerents for tivities. She was: en German and Italian Air Forces clusion. and Inflicting heavy cewialtiss 6R, tion in Industrial Cit- s which, the war bulletin said, forc­ But Representative Downs (D- the safe conduct of toe consular A member of toe Choral Society Definition on Residents, him, we withdrew slowly to ear; ed the British td yield at sevm l Conn) disclosed he had signed officials on their return direct to for five years. forw ard {KMitions.." Germany. Interpretation of Ex­ les of Cologne and T old toO u it places with fighter and dive-bomb­ er attacks and shot down 14 Brit­ (Oonttaned On Page Ten) The frontier battle had seemed This indicated the arrangements (Conttaued On Page Two) emption on Decree De­ Duesseldorf |n Night. _ to be developing as a British man­ made toe United States would ish planes yesterday alone. The communique voiced praise euver to isolate toe Axis spear­ assure that toe consular officials pends on Washington. London, June is.—m — PlRIie Plailt alao for officers and men who, it head at Salum, JuM aa the BrltUR return directly to Germany rather garrison of Tobruk was encirdsd than go to Latin American coun­ said, “proved their worth excel­ Ready to Arm Ruin of Small Rome, June 18— (P)— A ^>okes- Bisr squadrons of British In tbe April’s eastward drive of tries where they might continue lently in theee three days of fierce man said today tbak^ Americans bombers, smashing at west- About 2,500 Soldiers fighting in the deeert and aecom- toe A xis. the aetlvltiea which prompted the order that they leave here..._...... ta. Italy would be treated hxaoUy 0|^.fifi)3X)aO3Lior the seventh pUMied g^iantlc deeds.” -Ships to Meet 99 AiieiBft BbeVTlnwn Business Seen Remain on Guard os Mo Protest oa Fraestag Assets the same as the United States •successive night, set many Britstn’a North African Army The ILA.F. Middle East com­ mand announced that 20 “enemy” Welles said tbe German protest, treats Italians living ta America flrds and caused widespread Production Goes Back hurled “large Psnser reeerves” In­ related only to the expulsion order to action as-the battle surging Subs’ Threats aircraft were shot down over the 0 K Bill Passes ta toe matter of credit and prop­ destFUoet o f Salum, where On Sinking of Moor. Inflrmation In New York, toe Ger-. ‘Create Dictatorship’. the sptokesman said. {Ktration, with production back to the Nazis said their troope had re- The attacks on the enemy ground iied ports of Rotterdam, Os- man Railway and Tourist Agen­ Hie Italians thus, presumably, fend, Boulogne and (I!her- 10 ufarplanea a day after a strike inilsed strong British assaults. forces were ta the El Gaxala and cies and toe German Trans-Ocean would require the same length ^ Washington, June l8 — VP) — Fort Capuxso areas, where “oon- Waahington, June 18—(P)— Sen­ bourg in a night sweep of the which lost its punch with arrival Heavy losses again were said News Service. ator Downey (D-Calif) protested residence as that r^uired by toe to have been tnfiTcted on Britlah President Roosevelt left no doubt slderable damage” was done. It The protest waa understood to North Sea and English Chan­ of sevettd thoUiand^libldiers. today that “ pro{>erty seixure” i>ow- United States to establish an alien mechanised units, which toe Ger­ today that the United States was contend that tod blanket order ex­ One battalion of 900 infantry­ (Oeattnned on Pag* Ten) as a resident. nel coasts_frpm Frartce to The mans declare* yeaterdav had suf­ ready. If necessary, to arm her pelling German consuls violated a ers asked by toe War Department men left yesterday and another fered destruction of 100 tanka would "create a military dictator­ 'Regarding toe qualifications of Netherlands. merchantmen to meet toe threat of German-American consular treaty residents ta Italy for putpoim of 900 were ordered to deiiart today. since toe righting began Sunday. of 1923 and amoimted to a denun- ship under which tena of thou­ These raids, described officially About 2,500 soldiers remained on submarine welfare. sands of small businesses wlU be toe exception mentioned ta Article as “subsidiary,” were made not Air fights which accompanied Whether such action woifid be datlra of this treaty without toe Four," his statemmt said, “and ta guard ta toe wake of toe bitter Nazi dive-bombing attacks on required one-year notice. ruined. only by toe usual bomber and wage dispute. taken. Informed sources said, pro­ order that American citizens liv­ coastal command squadrons but Britlah troo|>a and motor vehicles Flashes! Sharper control over immigra­ “If this Is absolutely necessary, Wages were toe issue ta a strike bably would depend to a great de­ toenjet’s face the facts,” Downey, ing ta Italy before toe decree may also by planes of the fleet air arm. coat toe R. A. F. 14 planes, toe gree on the atOtude Germany (Late RnlletlBs et the W ire) tion Into tbe United States la to be take advantage of it, it must be still ta progress at another plane a member of the Senate Military One report said ISO British air­ takes when Berlin receives the Instituted before July 1;- authori­ seen how Italian citlMns residing factory, the Lock Haven, Pa., (Oonttnoed On Fnge Ten) tative sources declai^ today, a Affairs Committee told Under­ craft struck against toe Nazi-held protest over the sinking of toe ta America before the decree was French coast ta toe wentag. plant of The Pl|>er Aircraft Cor­ Nangataek Enqfloyee Strike secretary of War Robert P. Pat­ poration, makers of light planes American merchantman Robin terson. Moor by a subnwrlne ta toe South Nangatnck, Js m 18.—al' stieet department went en formed him that they intended to Mediator Assigned to Disputo strike today, demaadtag a genewt one bomber and the Germans, ta sources already were predicting Urges Federal seise machines and tools of many ait attacks said to have been lo­ A government mediator was as­ that arming of the shipa would be five cento aa honr wage iwereaee. small southern California indus­ Ickes Shifts calized on the east British coast, signed to the dispute, while pickets Yale Degree necessary, but President Roosevelt Thcntilkeie conferred with Ward­ tries as soon as the property seiz­ were re{>orted authoritatively also patrolled the entrances to the avoided any comment on that pos- en Leo J. Bro|fliy, who mid he toM ure measure was law. Metal Plants to Iiave lo-rt one bomber. plant, turning away production slbUlty. them there wasn’t caongh money T look with horror on tola," Oil Tankers In an. attack on Betoune,'occu- workers although permitting toe Willkie Also Honored The question of arming toe mer­ ta the deimrtment’a budget tn Downey said. “'Vithta 24 hours {>ied France, during Tuesday’s entry of office employee and en­ chant vessels was raised st Mf. grant the Increase bnt promised to after this is |>asaed many small In­ large-scale daylight offensive, the gineers. AFL machinists want At UniveWity’ s 240th Roosevelt’s press conference yes­ take the matter np with the her* Connally Would Build dustries ta my state will be de­ First Positive Action Air Ministry said a'fuel and pow­ present minimum wages o f 30 terday. The president was asked stroyed.” cents an hour for semi-sklUed em­ Commencement Today oogh’a bwrgeneea at a meeting to­ Alid Operate Necessary er plant supplying the occui^ng whether any thought hod been morrow night. Not OpiMeed to Change Taken to Increase At­ forces, was set afire. ployes and 50 cents toi- skilled { • given to tbe subject after"t^e tot- ' • • • Patterson explained that toe raised to 55 and 75 cents respec­ Aluminum Factories. Pointing at Boulogne, British New Haven, June 18—VP)—Yale {>edotng o f toe Robin Moor. Expect Nasi-Tnrk Fact War Department was not opposed lantic . Coast Supply. bombers, protected above and be­ tively. The firm has offered a flat * __ University hailed Lord Halifax to­ Plans Ready Since 1918 to changing language of toe low by fighter planes, roared at 10 |>er cent wage increase. Mr. Roosevelt replied that the London. Jmm 18.— (d>>—W ril-ta- Washington, ^ June 18—OR— broad-termed bh but needed pow­ Waahington, June 18.— VP)— In their obJecUvj in tbe midst of dog­ In Washington, heads of the day aa an envoy "of toe state with United States had {flans ready for formed foretgn aoareee re|fi>rtod Government construction and op­ er ,tp acquire materials and ma- the signing of “some aert M an hls first poaitiva; action to put fights in which toe Britoto claimed AFL and dO foimd common whose security our American In­ eration of aluminum plants was more oil into toe east, threatened destruction of 13 Germans and the ground: Both issued statements ta terests are indissolubly tied,” as It (CMatlaned Oa Page Two) agreement” between Oermaay and advocated today by Senator Con­ (Conttaned On Page Two) Turkey was tanmiiient today and by a petroleum famine,' Secretary loss of 10 of their own planes. opposition to the pending Vinson created toe British ambassador nally (D., Tex.) as toe Senate De­ (Berlin dispatches claimed 23 biU which would bar workers from aald Britain had beca kept lafome- Ickes announced today a rear­ an honorary doctor of laws. fense Investigating Committee at­ rangement of a ship tanker serv­ British plane., were shot down dur­ striking within 30 days after dis- ed of the negottatlone thronghont. tempted to force immediate ac­ ice to Increase the Atlantic roast ing the air fighting and only one imtes were referred to the Nation­ WendeU L. ~ W lllkle, who Belief Growing The agreement is ex(>eeted to pro­ tion to increase facilities tor 'pro­ K n o x U rges supply by 210,000,000 gallons an- Nazi craft was lost. al Defense Mediation Board. (30 “though ha', did not win toe elec­ vide for mntnal reep^ for the In- duction of toe vital aircraft -metaL nurily. (The British attacks oti west­ (Mresldent Philip Murray declared, tion has won toe hearts of tbe vloiaMUty and tategitty o f nntlen- Connally told reporters he was After conferences with officials ern Germany damaged ihostly resi­ the MB would “force workers to ^American people,” also received ‘Reds’ to Fight ml territory, theoo eonrom mU. dential buildings and caused a few refrain from acting td' protect tbe honorary doctor of laws de­ convinced tost toe quickest way Seaway Plan of The Sun Oil Company and Tbe They also said the Oermaan ox- to obtain a substantial boost casualties, it was announced ta their rights while allowing em­ gree st toe university’s 240th pected the .Impendtag pact to Standard Oil Company of Califor­ Bhrlin.) in toe present inadequate output nia, Ickes, who Is defense petrol­ ployers to proceed with attacks on commencement ------“leave Bnasla with fi feeffag of was for toe government to'build Only Few Casualties toe imion.” AFL President Wil­ ' To Robert E. Sherwood, toe Skepticism Muck in Evi­ ■till g?«nter isolation and encirele- Points* of Advantage of eum coordinator, announced he German nigd>t attacks on Eng- liam Green said passage of tbe a plant at some such site aa that h a d made recommendations playwright and advocate of aid to dence at First Is ment and coascqnently to lean an oi«-ned by toe Aluminum Company Place to Build Ships Britain, went toe honorary degree her n lll to reMst Oormna de­ whereby three huge tankers now (Ooutt.Mied'OB Page ’*Ve) (OMittuned Ou Page Two) of America at Fontana on the epi^ged on routes between Call- of dpetor of letters, while Presi­ Slowly' Disappearing. mands.” Little Tennessee river in North Secure from Attadi. dent C. M. Sills of BowdMn Ool- • • tornia and east coast {>orta would Carolina. lege was made a doctor o f laara. be switched to runs from gulf London, June 18—(61—^A grow­ Jape Oemaad Share The government could operate Washington, Jime 18.— VP)— Sec­ ports to toe east coast. . Pieseats Degrea Te/Hpflfax ing belief that toe'Soviet union TMcyo, June 18.—(flV-Japan aa- the plant in co-operation with Al­ retary Knox, saying that "we are Danger Not Greatly Leaaened Expect Action to Force Prof, Arnold Whitridge, acting win fight rather than yield any­ aonaoed today that she had coa, be said, and have it ai going to live ta a disturbed world The coordinator emphasized, as pubUrorator ta plaro of Dr. thing beyond relatively minor con­ nmaded the right to share wtth stand-by facility after the present for a long time,” urged approval however, that this increase in toe WlUUm L^oo Phelps who held toe cessions to Gennany was expressed “third ponbra”—the Uatted Stotm need passes. of tbe St. Lawrence seaway to­ east coast supply did not greatly Conservation of Rubber post for many years, presented the In unusually reliable quarters here aad Britain were ladleated in thn ‘Tm not afraid of socialization day to facilitate {Munage to the lessen toe dangers of s prospec­ tall, academic-gowned Halifax for today. economlo fmlta of Thn Nether­ of indus^ In any case Jika tola, ocean of Naval txtift built on toe tive shortage ta tost populous toe degree and said ta part: The skepticism tost was much Connally declared. He said that lands East ladles, Great Lakes. area, where be has said restrlc- Washington, June 18.—VP)—Opv-^previoua priority regulations which “The burdens he (Lord HaUffix) In evidence when authoritative that 29 moatos et If the government retained con­ Teatuyiag before tbe Bouse Riv­ tloos on civilian use of automo- circles first Uxflc cognisance qf re­ emment action probably will be placed defense usee ahead of civil­ has shouldered and toe honors bo with the Dntch to that trol of tbe plant after the pres­ ers and Harbors Committee, toe bilea appeared “inevitable.’’ taken within toe nqa7 future 'to ian requirements.' bs enjoyed have been thrust’ up­ ported German troop concentra­ broken off a* BaUvtn hi an ent emergency passed, it could Navy secretary asserted that *7t "Many additlanal steps must be force CQDserviiUra. ,.^.On*,|daaJ>fiinz,<;aqsl)^red would on him because he epitomises the tions along toa Soviet frontier has ____ ilzfnetory etshennte, she M i carry rat extensive experiments- would be advantageous to buBd taken,” Ickea.aaid, ’4f s serious lense officials 4Hdd t o d ^ . require tnqiorters to set aSfde'2 j p m w m M .“hfiid. f m S . tiO X L new ahi{>s ta an area reasonably asst roast shortage is to be W trt- Concern.over shipping difficul­ certain percentage of their stocks ness of spiritual values tost nOT W B s o f ftrftfisr lanitary y p q MBwr and fair eentitlens ” WooM Check Price Rises secure from attack'from without. tkxia have continued to fintve from ties, imceitotatlea ta the Far East­ for a rssei've pool. Another would coimtivmea expect from those f In tbe meantime, .be added, i The leglriattaw' Rtaox endoned On the tatercoastal route, toe ern situation, and increased domes­ require manuncturera to cut de- who sAvfi tbe state. The man who Scandinavian apd Turkish sources. Markets At a Olaaee . imtUy an , qgjcesBMnt be- ooordtaator said, tbe tankers in­ tic consumption have prompted a Uvertes to dealers by s fixed per­ Is viceroy of India won tbe respect (The omclsl Soviet news «««cy , f|t«MSi tborOittlttdlitntes and Cana­ Taas, recently re{K>rtad that Ger­ New York. Jane 18. .(ffl ■ volved carried approxlmstely 168,- decision to require eronomiidng on cen tage. In «ny esse, the rubber and adnflration of Mahatma (San­ Stwto — dtendyt enrly i might be invaluable in maintain da providing for a 47-mlle, 27-foot 000,000 gallons of gasoline a year, toe UM'^of rubber, but oSlcU la fit ooDserved would be kept ta a pool dhi Is no exponent of toe implso- man tapop* were being shifted seaway through tbe St Lawrence from toe Balkans to eastern and tag price control over the baste whereas ta tbe gutf to east cosat toe Office of Production Manage- to be allocated by the government abie opiwrtunlsm that sometimes I ; raUn material, now used extensively ta rapids between Lake Ontario and trade their annual carrying cap- ment asserted that there is no for defense uses In an emergency. msaqueradto as diplomacy. northeastern Germany.) Feint Saggeattoas Dtoeoextod the manufacture of airplanes. toe St Lawrence river mouto present shortage. Host Oemes From Far East “He conceives of government as I. W. Wilson. Alcoa vice preal SiMneors have said the project (Ooatteoed Oa Page Twelve) Severe curtsUment of the manu­ Moin than 80 |>er cent of the the art of reconciling unity and di­ SuggesUoBS ta tbe British press dent, told the committee yeeterday would accommodate ships up to facture of tires or other rubber crude rubber usH in toe United versity through the alchemy of and elaswhere that the move to­ that if work were started at once the siae of aircraft carriers sad Treasury Balahee products, la unlikely, they asserted. States comes from Brltiab Malays Uberty. Such s reconcUlatlon cen ward Russia is a feint preltadnary on developtag-toe neoeeeary hydro­ battleahipe. Would Take Different Feme and Tbe Netherlands East Indies. only be effected ta time of poeoe, to fill attempted taveslon of the pM tt takiBg- electric power at Fontana, a {riant WenM Hava AMefi DeteMi Consumption has risen from sp- and no ona knows better then Lord Britlah laics are given scant at- Wsshtaston, June 18—VP)—^The Since there is no immediate dif- Consumptii taotlon ta otdtaarily well Informed Uhm would ba producing at tbe "What a great boon it would postUon onads o f alum have bem to national defense rate o t about 800,000. ttaiihnt on men of good will. To­ rlirlea Receipts. 8129,596,763.25; expen ta the case of aluminum, xtac and to a currant: TbMe Bour^ said the increased 15 to 18 months from now now,” Knox said, “if when toe dltures. $80,305,966.6'; net balahCA other materials, ofricisls said tofit Tire 'Manufaetiurtag ccaibumee day toe. Engliab peome are display- the conservation onfer would t^ e aMve than 70 {>er cent of toe rub­ 82.88tfi473SATt;- ra- T w i Oa P k f* «). I ISro), -/' MWstlH)- soma form dUfevent from that o t ber tifsd'lfi this country. On TweJ( ■it. i ' w MANCHESTER ETFSMmO aSKAL.iJ, MAMCUJSiBTCR. WS9N. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1941

•^IlU cal' files” imd occupied Mother Tops Conn .Tips 174 Would Extend Unrelated Recruits Are ^Mught'the 0 « m » a « *11™ whole room In the consulate. Ruin of Small Narrow Roads J Tv^Z?^ itrttaln '‘after Ruaete H€^ Italy W ai Put Another "roomful” of files at A ll H er Class George Sees Invasion Alike in AU Particulars S ^rttf^^fterV u -l. ne. tarn- the coneulata will be retained and Unity Program A n d L o ^ s l9 9 stored here when the olflcee ere Business Seen At Radcliffe Hamper Tanks *^ik>me Informed ***»J,Jf Liinit on Gash closed, he said. These are techni­ Wilkes-Barre," ^ te d that Relcbufurhwr Adolf cal ' records, mostly concerning Champ Has Big Advan­ ’ ’ r H lU efe apperenl desire to » e t ^ H If Bill Passes tCconomic Cooperation Attempt by Germany The enlUtment some 6,000 Inheritance cases in­ (Oontlnned From Page One) Dayid William cau «v\mtn&tloB over Soviet indtietriei, Like America volving' German heirs and dating tage in Weight Over Effectiveness Reduced f recruiting officers back, In many instances to 1870, Of Nations of Ameri- Good a» M o r e 2m and food (Coattnoad From Fags One) A member of the Curricular Pittsburgh Fighter. Troops on Russian Bor-| By Orde^ to Avoid D ^ her that another Jo realKnatton to, the Idea of a lon» (OonUnoed From ^ g e One) cas Is Urged in Talk. Committee for three years. Williams had Are Attract war _ chlnes necessary for national de- Captain of the tennis te%m in der Move to ‘Close Her Masonic Temple struction of Property. try. H eaw aelnforceoieiila See* New York, Jime 18— (/P)— Cham­ iasiied by tbs Washington govern­ I*ns«- .. j Denver, June 18— —Eictenslon 1939. Service record showed each ment are to ba treated t l^ .” Downty said both the W ar and An imdergraduats president of pion Joe Louis will havs a 25 1-2 ------* The Britlih •o u r^ * !£ !!* »« More Troops of economic cooperation between Eastern Door' Before Activities With the Army In Terutessee, waa bom D e ^ 28, 1922. Both epuiton that the flghtln* Osaeral Examptlon Artlols Navy Department favored concen­ Radcliffe chapter. Phi Beta Kap pound advantags in weight when - had blue eye*, brown hair and the nations of the Americas be­ he meets . BUly Conn at the Polo June 18.—(F)— Tank commaiiders hL> In North Africa he* Artiste Four of the dserss la a tration of defence production in yond anything yet proposed was pa. Action Is Begun.f^ ruddy con^lexlons. They had that German and *™ ^" censral exaroptio® for “ clUsans ol Told to Quit large colorations snd plants and A t the commencement today, Grounds tonight In the 18th de­ Wednesday, June 18: explained today that restriction of four teeth missing and exactly urgsd todsy by Hugh C. Stuntz, fense of 'hls h ea vyw ^ h t crown. ‘ Delta Chapter No. 51 R. A. M. Auctwn boldine Ubya haw been heavily the United States who have their that thsas concerns now were public relations dlrsctor of Scar- she won: Washington, June lA — (F)— their operations to narrow road­ the s ^ e ones. Both raaided S^nfo^. Qualify o^rv^ residence in Maiy%n the date of planning to take over machines Prlzse Awarded Her Louis weighed In at 199 1-2 pounds regular meeting. If f R. M. RMest'thesis in com­ utes late. The champion explained party, refreshments. to^A. a p- dustrial unrest." ed In a speech prepared for the to "close her eastern door” before the tanka have been o rd ered ^ i^h ambassador to Moacw, Sir iate and complete blocking of all Meanwhile a Jurisdictional by second-hand dealers but by parative literature in competition that his chauffeur got lost In the attempting an Invasion of Britain. the buj-em y *****^ ^ convention of Rotary Internation­ confine as much of their moveiuMt attack on the hiUcreat cemtinued to SUfford Cripps, is scheduled to re- property holdings and credit per­ strike of CIO United Automobile those 4irho want-higher profits or with both Radcliffe and Harvard traffic in coming from hia training Discussing reported troop move­ sales for al. students. as possible to roads and highW-ays, a grain field where troops were when a total of to his post taining and belonging to clUzena Workers at The Douglas snd Lorn- hope to get contracts.” “ We must unite under a higher camp at Oreenjyood lake. A crowd ments In eastern Europe with but may traverse open, uhcultl- »vvo.v» ___0 f . in _ London.___ fmsmas They Bfirf*d added thst that Ihete there of the United "States of America. "It may be necessary to havs The Mary Putnam priia of 850 estimated at 2,000 packed the newsmen, George said Germany Plan Course hiding. The vehicles were halted aeon Company, Detroit, threaten­ sovereignty Into which an all- vated country. ' there, and damage to the men on Is no evidence of any Blgnifi» tor ■ "W ^ changea in British-Soviet rela- nary measurea. called tn technical large truck factories because of a but I don't Believe the committee memberahip every people and na­ state a c e t ic commission and mill­ If ahe did not obtain economic con- my. we go across country to get larxon freezing measures, which should underestimate the . power Prior to undertaking Radcliffe ed around outside the atate build­ cessioiu from the Soviet u d If an 111 First Aid tlon.s. shortage of parts. tion offering guarantees of good­ ooursea In 1936, she bad attended the best use of the terrain and so ilU permit the Italian xovem- Construction' Workers Strike Included Ih this bill,” Downey de­ will.” ing. invasion of Britain failed, that we will not expose ourselves to ^ m 7 The i m Wlnaor school and limd left Bryn Dr. William Walker, commission Groups to Meet ^ - ^ 1* -quarts, sold fw * RitMiana Keeping , roent to exercise iU right of re­ Between 200 and 300 civilian clared. Stunts spoke after Clarence K. Stalin might move against the guns placed at strhgetlc road Junc­ Moacoa*. June lt .- - l^ No m - prisal in such measure and with WanU to Use Toola Mawr after a year to marry F. physician, said both fighters were J a low of to cenU and an workmen atruck yesterday on con­ Strett of New York city had dis­ Murray Forbes, Jr., young Boston Reich. [Local R ^ Cross Chapter tions or overlobking roadways.” forl U being spared to *'*«P ‘jj* th* meani and rigor which will Patterson said the War Depart­ in expellent condition and that tl.M . struction Jobe at two Hawaiian cussed hia plan for “union now,” a lawyer, now in Washington as a Sent to Border aa Threat At State College enure Soviet community in a atate ba nuggealcd by clrcumatrfhcaa and ment wanted to use machine toola Conn ahowed the least signs of He said he believed (Sermany air flelda, but they decided to re­ orld federation of democracies. member of the Naval Reserve. To Get Famous Teich-] m not®riwaTpossible in practice of constant, mobilised prepared- by future American comportment In the plants where they now wore nerves In his blood pressure snd saw a long war ahead, that she maneuver#.' turn to work today pending nego- . ’Delegates, representing 80 na­ He encouraged her college career er to Give Instructions. nesa although there are "6 and by necessity of defending our placed but desired the authority to pulse than any fighter he bad ever needed much more oil and wheat “ Of course, we use the highways Storrs, June 18— (/P) — Eight Belief Growing tiatlone for pay adJustmenU. The tions, yesterday unanimously sleet­ and lent her textbooks he used at of a general or partial mobllica- Intarcata and those of Italian cltl- requislUon the toola if they could examined. The challenger’a pulse from Russia, and that Nazi divi­ or at ledst roads of some kind when events 'will bring well over 3,000 construction company has offered ed Tom J. Davis of Butts, Mont., the University of Cambridge. sens hit by the abusive American a sUding scale of |1 to 11.30 hour­ was 64 at rest and 68 after exer­ sions were being sent to the bor­ Dr. Raymond.J. Lutz, first aid we can because our speed is great­ persons to the campus of the 'Uni­ ‘Reds’ to Fight Uon. ______^ not be so used. international president. Davis, " It’s all been fun,” she said. measure.” ly but carpenters are asking a Downey aeeerted he waa inform­ counsel for the Butte miners union, cise. der as a threat to enforce such instructor of the American Red er there,” he added. versity of Cormeoticut this sum­ To Match American Moves nat rate of 81.26. ed by Navy officlala that they de­ win be Installed Friday aa succes­ economic demands. Cross will conduct an Intensive Blocked In First Battle mer. A schedule released today by frost rags Gael Ialifai<^ Given American circles understood the A F L longshoremen were order­ sired to concentrate ship building sor to Armand ode Arruda Pereira Fifteen thousrnd glass bottles Russia wUl probably two-weeks course in first aid in Virtually limited to roads in the lUltan reprisal policy as ed to walk out yesterday at Mor­ contracts with large firms, prefer­ of dao Paulo, Braxll. Knox Urges these demands.’ he added,‘ ‘ " i f she Sumner A. Dole, dean of men, lists are collected annually from the Manchester, under the aiupices of maneuvers yesterday, tanks of the the church, farm, professional, matching whartver the gan Line piers 'In Baltimore, ring to have machine toola aaaem- parks and open spaces of London, feels she can do so without caus­ Second Armored Division from _ Yale Degree States’ does. Thus If Washington Houston snd Galveston in protest ing an internal uprising." the Manchester Chapter, Ameri­ anc sports groups whorare plan­ 4 bled in a central location. Seaway Plan In normal times. Fort Benning, Ga., were blocked in ning to use the facilities of the fixed the amount Italians in the to Federal acqulsiUon of the line's The California senator contend­ Discussing recent suggestions can Red cross. Dr. Robert P. their first battle of the war grames. lO ships. They contended this was Ready to Arm that the Untied Statea Uke over Knapp, local Red Cross cbkirman university. The programs, dates, g a c»N rK ’«^--«?' (OoaHnued From rags One) United States may receive from ed that while the government The defending force merely and the number of persons expect­ reducing employment opportun- (Cootiiiiwd From Page Ofie) the French island of Martinique in stated today. The course Will open S 5 * g 4 t « BriUth is I frozen credit for living expenaee. might pay for machine toola it re­ — .-J shifted its artillery from one road ed to attend: ing a fortitude a-hlch has inspir­ Rome la expected to fix a similar Itiea for unlop members. quisitioned, its seizure of such the CXribbefan aa a precaution on October 27. to the next, g;ulded by observation Ckmgregatlonal Young People, Ships to Meet project was first proposed it had b Z ^ n g of Huge Gersw forcM ed In sll of us s quickened sense amount for Americana living in It- Harvey W. Brown, president of tools might "wreck” a going busl against too close "collaboration” Expect To Tendi 500 planes above which signaled for­ June 20-27, about 400; Eastern E^^’^StoBd t o ^ Black of the dignity of the human apirit aly. the A F L IntemsUqnsl MachlhUta nesa with no adequate compenss' been agreed to and put Into sir U^STHTE between Nazi Germany and the The course will be of 30-hours ward movements of the armored Archers* Asi^iation, June 23-28, uiiaiwassrily. The American embassy made no union, predicted that k strike at 11 tlon paid to the owner#. Subs’ Threats feet.” Vichy government, the Foreign duration, three hours each evening forces. A fter the tanks, unable to 200-250; Rural Supervisors, July I {te a fe in t. Any poasihls aur- Fiesident Charles Seymour laud­ repreaentatlona and la awaiting In- San Francisco bay ahlpyards Patterson countered that the The Senate rejected in lOSi THURS. - FRI. AND SAT. Relations chairman said be was for two five-day weeks. The in­ turn on their heels on the narrow iV -U ild be lost, they 7-11, 35; Baptist Conference, July ed WiUkle as "champion of f w structiona from Waahington. The would end tonight. He said there War Department was willing to treaty calling for construction of "definitely against” such a move struction to'be given will embrace roads, were captured with little 7-11, about 175; 4-H Clull Juniors, the Invasion sttempl „„-m. enterprlee, courageous and inde­ embassy jind coneulata were would be a secret vote on going accept restricted language so long (OpnUnued Froni Page One) the seaway. at this time, barring an open all phases of first aid and Dr. chance of escaping the artillery July 20-25, 600; Farm and Home _> Britain b^an immediately THE^jlTHE UMITi pendent in all affairs whe_^er pri crowded With Americans aeeklnr back to work, but local union of­ as it did not "cripple” the authori­ With the exception of five unde­ threat of Axis action in the A t­ Knapp hopes that at least 500 per­ traps. Week. July 27-Aug. 1. ovei 2,000;. t jBgeiartlon of attention else- arming her merchantmen— and vate or public, but subordinating Information and advice. Among^ ficials declared no ballots bad been ties in their attempts to equip the cided members, the House Rivers la iaiisf*. lantic. sons wlU avail themselves of this Another example of the disad­ 4-H Club Seniors, Aug. 3-9., 200; every interest to the defense of them was s girl whose father had printed or other arrsngemenU Army. Had had them ready since 1918. and Harbors Committee waa re­ He also thought it would be "un­ course o f irutruction. vantage the mechanized units op­ New England Association of Chem­ m WtthHi •• pnye , ^ the naOon." ___ cabled her s large sum as a wed­ made. "Have they come out of . the ported today 1.0 be divided equally wise and would be' using little com­ Arrangements for the course erate under in practice maneuvers, ical E n ^ eers, Aug. 11-15, about Baaverbrook • Evehlnl^ Baruch Favors Bill Dr. Seymour awarded an hwor- ding present just sa the freezing The shipyard strike has inter­ The undersecretary said he had aafe yet7”-a reporter inquired. on the question of approving legis­ mon sense” If the United States were completed by Dr. Knapp when they cannot imsh headlong 200. sdltertaUy expressed be- "Mr. Roosevelt said not at his ary doctorate of lettera to Prof. order Went Into effect. fered with work on 8500,000,000 discussed the bill with Bernard M lation to authorize construction of moved against Dakar, French West through A. W. Cantwell, assistant over any terrain as they would the invasion sttsmpt is request, and let it go at that. Elmer B. Stoll. Shakespearean Bank Aorounta Blocked worth o f defense orders Both Baruch, chairman of the World the St. Lawrence seaway. Africa or Portugal’s Azores and director of First Aid, Water safety under war conditions, came in an sMildn to days. It set Bsptem- Answering another query, he One member said privately that scholar from the University of Americans got along on cash In A F L and CIO machinists walked War Industries Board, and Baruch Cape Verde Islands on the other and Accident Prevention, attack by units of the 70th Tank ^ tbs •TlksUast" Urns and said he did not know whether con- a poll he had completed allowed MinneeoU. and a doctorate in ^ the pocket today—their bank sc- out more than five weeks ago, ask­ expressed the opinion th at'it was aide of the Atlantic. Rank As Instroctors Battalion from Fort Meade, Md. grenional authority would be ten membera for the measure, ten Seen Only "NnlsanOe Valne^ Individuals and organisations Rushing full speed toward the enee to Henry B. Bigelow,Frends n o t^ counts blocked—while bankers ing 81.16 an hour snd retention of "appropriate” leglalation. IIDI8ESTI0I 4 needed to order the arming of the against and five who have reserv­ Even if the Nazis did seize Dakar are asked to select suitable trainees enemy infantry less than yards ouy affect the Heart Harvard sought clarincstlon of the Italian double pay for overtime. The cur­ The United States, Patterson I 200 H. Taylor, director of the MeUx>- merchant marine. ed their decisions. and Portuguese Ulanda,. George for this course, and to give the away, the tanks had to pause while Om iriDP8d In the 8l(MMcti er fuUet wmj eel like • decree freezing United States rent rale is 81. The shipyards asserted, is "Imperilled by the ag­ belr-uigter cm Um beert At the Rm tlfa of rtfitriM polltan Mueeum of Art In New The question recalled the bitter This preliminary lineup was dis­ said 'they would constitute only a names of their selections to Dr, one of the 'craw members climbed •urt M end weaevn depend or BeQ*eae TeblUo to swsumrMfmwe' credits in Italy in repriaal for the have offered 8112 and Ume-and- •ft t»i free. Ne Uiattfe bat nede of the fu te^ York city was created a doctor of gressive designs of the A xis pow­ Senate battle of February, 1917 closed after Secretary Stimaon en­ "nuisance value” and not a real Knapp at the C^heney Brothers out and opened a farm gate to let freezing of lUllan aaseta tn the one-half for overtime. ers” and "no time should be lost, ertIfV Bedletnee kno«m for ertd Indifeetton. If tbe As a strike of municipal service over President Wilson's request dorsed the project as vital for na­ threat to American shores. Medical Department. Care should the machines through. Then the doeent preee Bell-ene better, lettm MP ItMIM fine arte.' . , Unltnl States. no effort spared, to equip our bottle to M end reeetre OOUBLI Mootf Ilo. Other honorary degrees went to workers continued at McKeesport. for such authority.. A filibuster tional defense and as the commit­ On this point Georffe apparently be exercised. Dr. Knapp said, in Aulhorltstlve sources described armed forces. Leonard Bacon, winner of the Pa., garbage and trash piled up by 11 senators—Wilson de­ tee called Secretary Knox to ex­ differed with the stand the Presl-1 making these selections aa the 1940 Pulltxer prize for poetry, mM- the Italian action aa an "impedi­ "Th e need today for procuring plain, particularly, the value of dent has taken. In hia fireside course Is of such value that only ment and admonition to the Unit­ uncollected. The workmen were nounced them as "a little group U r of erU; t>r. Thornes PrSncle. arm* to r the troops in the field is the lakes-to-sea Waterway to the chat May 27 Mr. Roosevelt said | those persons vitally interested in ed States government" which they discontented with a 10 per cent of wilful men"—succe^ully Jr.. newiy-apP®'*'^ chairman of as urgent as if we were at war,” Navy. Gov. Herbert Lehman of specifically that "control or occu­ tbe work should be given an op­ charged with trying to provoke wage boost offered last week, and blocked the legislation. Wilson the Department of Epidemiology he continued. ” We are drafting New York also was invited to give pation by Nazi forces of any of the portunity to complete It. After Lowest Terms! Quick Delivery! Italy snd Germany into taking the also sought union recognition. The men Into the service, are we to re­ subsequently announced his de­ • t the University of Michigan, City Councll’e offer would have termination to take the action on his views. Islands - of the Atlantic would completing the course, the gradu- initiative of open and declared hos- fuse to draft materials?” Four Years to Build mister of sclsncs; snd the. Rev. raised basic pay rates for 179 em­ executive authority, but the issue Jeopardize the immediate safety ates will be ranked aa first aid In- tllity. „ , . He declared that "the War De­ vStimson suggested the posslbili- Angus Dun. d.an f* **'• ployes from 8*.75 to 85.33. was quickly cancelled by the of portions of North and South' strucV>ra. ■ • who In ■turn -will ■---—instruct - Theologicsl School in Cambriage, The Waahington order freezing partment had no thought of tak­ t}^ that the war might last long America ...” Italian credits was termed “ an un- United States’ formal entry Into other candidates. \mitar Maes., doctor of divinity. ing a man’s watch out of his enough for the nation to obtain George waa aaked whether his Although no defliUte action has Justlfiad American act of hostility pocket.” Opponents bad charged the war on April 6. some defensive benefit from the attitude regarding pakar and the and aggression” because no state Attempt to Settle President Roosevelt preferred been taken by the High school. It that the proposed authority was project. He repeated estimatea Portuguese islands might change is possible that Superintendent of of war exlaU between Italy and Propeller Dispute so extanslvs that personal prop­ to ssy nothing yesterday on the that it would take Jour years to if Germany moved into Spain and sinking o f ’ the Jtobin Moor—first Schools Arthur H. lUlng will tha United States. Washington, June 18— A erty not directly needed fo r de­ conatruct, but aald that ’Svlth Portugal. recommend that selected students three-man panel of the Defense fense could be commandeered. American ship torpedoed in the luck” it might take only three Expects Brlttsh Action preseift war. He ^eclosed, how­ of the High school be permitted to Gerntan» Send Protett Mediation Board attempted today Agreed Posrers Broad seasons. He replied in the negative, add­ take this course. LAST 3 DAYS to settle the dispute between the Meanwhile, Chairman George ever, that he l^ad read the sur­ Testifying at the start of hear­ FLUB . . ing that In this event, the British On Consulate Closing Steel Workers Organizing Oom- (D., Ga.) of the Senate Foreign vivors' report on which the State ings on administration legislation Robert fleet probably would take over the ^ of th# Department based its charge that to ratify an agreement with Cana*< Berlin. June 18- (F t-T h e dis­ mittee (CilO) and The Curtte- Relations Committee said it waa Cummin ga Cape Verde islands and other im- E v a C U B t l O n Wrlght Corporation’s Propellor generally agreed that in its pres­ a Nazi U-boat waa responsible Ipr da to build the 8285,000,000 pro­ portant bases. \ J T • patch of Germany’s protest ject, Stlmion said it would pro­ In "FR E E against President Roosevelt’s or* Di^^on. ent form the bill conveyed “ un- the sinking. George talked with newsmen CLOSING-OUT S^LE The State Department, mean­ duce 2,200.000 horsepower of elec­ AND EASY” der closing sll German conaulatea Tha union had threatened a neceasarlly broad and sweeping after Senator Wheeler (D., Mont.) Of Civilians Ends powers” that would have to be re­ while, considered its case against trical energy, make possible con­ issued a formal statement saying ‘ f at the in the United SUtea brought a mo- strike at the company’a Nerille TODAY: "Trial of Mary PngM" Island, Pa., plant but deferred it stricted drasUcally. Germany complete in the Robin struction of ocean-going vessels on certain "Interventionist advisers ,, , menUry lull today in dlacusalon of the Great Lakes and provide Plus: "Thero’a Magic In Mnalo" , tha tense German-American rela- pending action by the board. As the bin now stands, it would Moor incident. It was indicated of the President, both in and out London. June 18— Volun- permit the government to take that the testimony of the 11 sur­ more protected route for ship­ of the government” were urging an tary civilian exacuaUon of Cyprus. "si^isssJiitiiSupia SHELVADOR- i lions. Waiter Stacy, repreaentlng the ubllc, Eugene Meyer repreaent- over ’’temporarily or perrnanent- vivors who landed in Brazil was ments of supplies to Great Britain, Invasiwi of the Azores, Cape Verde BritUh crown colony In the eastern YARN and GIFT SHOP The Germans are saying nothing Adolph A. Berle. assistant secre­ Ulanda Dakar and Martinique. Mediterranean, has been complet- further, but apparently are tak- Sig employers, and Thomka J. ly” property directly or indirectly ample, but the corroborating evi­ At The Center Kennedy, for labor, coniprUed the needed in the defense program. dence of the 35 missing survivors tary of state, strongly recommend­ Said’ Wheeler: " I hope the ed, a Reuters, BriUsh news agency KEITH'S I ing the attitude that the next step ed the construction, saying that it President wlU not listen to the dispatch from Nicosia aald today, 1 is up to the United Statea. Xmeri- panel. Opponents have aald that It would who reached South Africa Monday Where You Can Afford To Buy Good Fumiturel Store Open A number of attractive item* still left at way below give the government unprecedent­ was necessitry from a dsfense Iw n w iE K warmongers In or out of his Cabl- The last evacuees to be sent to jcan ziactlon to the German pro- A t Isaue in the dispute are un­ will also be studied before a note 61aln and School Streets Opposite High School rcfcdlar pricea. ed authority to seize private prop­ standpoint ” to start now” even net and Unu drag us into the war bthe mainland were the wives and Thursday and Satnrday ; test is awaited. ion statue, reclassification of Jobs of protest is drafted. though the war might end before The fact that no lives were lost, through the back door.” I chUdren o f BriUsh offIclaU. Eveninffs yntil Nine jt larpe collection of Knick-Knacka at 10c and up. i Aaked whether the episode might and wages. Officials did not dis­ erty. conitructlon was completed. RLsnai ' be considered close with Germany’s close present wage rates nor In- oRlcial.s said, did not affect the JM ElSIl'll * • • ♦ . -^Chriatmaa and Every Day Cards At Half Price! ' formal presentation of a protett. creases sought by the union. | _ government’s grounds for protest Other Eveninggs an authoriz«d spokesman aald: A t the same time, other panels | J o i l C S t O 1. e a C I l in the slightest. ^ t g m j M P f n s o / v Widow of Kemp OPEN EVENINGS , "No. The reaction to our note it of the board considered three other I f the government should de­ , THURSDAY • FRIDAY By Appointment ' awaited.” disputes. They were: ^ ^ Art Class Here cide to arm merchant ships in the li/i/tilU ht Phone 4159 Text Not Dlwloaed Between the United Automo­ future, the Navy has substantial Wed to Mature The text of the protest was not bile Workers (CIO) and North quantities of guns and gun- s 4 (ii«t ir E diaciosed. the only Indication of its American Aviation. Inc.. Ingle­ Albertus Jones. South W lndwr mounts in storage to meet re­ nature being a general statement wood, Calif. , artist, will be present and jMtruct quirements. Some of the ord­ Colorware To Ladies* New York, June 18— (ff*)— June vieorously denying that German Between the United Automobile has dealt New York’s cafe society nance dates back to World war DEANNA DURBIN conaulatea tn the United Statea Workers (CIO) and The Bohn League claasea at th^e SUte Trade days and some is of more recent ft sniftshinif blow. f r a n c h o t t o n e la had been guilty of any conduct in­ Aluminum snd Brsss Compsny, ichool. conducted '»y manufacture. Arm y the ships For marriage U taking their No. jurious to America. Detroit. \ „ pbine Plesclk Hills. .T7»e h ® " , probably would give the Navy the 1 glamor and their No. 1 SPECIAL OFFER! A communique announcing the “NICE GIRL?*^* Between the United Automohlle from seven to o*"® ® *^*?®*^, problem of supplying trained gun glampr girl.- . . ^ German step was Ususd late 1 ^ workers (CIO ) and The Marlln- weU-lifhted sssembly hall of the crews— a demand apt to make In­ victor Matme, the dark haired night and came aa a^.Burprise be­ PLUS! **MAD DOCTOR” Rockwell Company, Plalnvlile, trade school is being ueed for roads on fleet personnel. 7f. BOB-CAIS hero of the atage and acreen, was THIS '30 PHIICO cause throughout the day author­ married to Martha Stephenaon Conn. these classes. Young or ^vanced NOW: SUPER OlANT SHOW! • 1 i/ Til ION • ■ '■ KITCHEN RADIO ized spokesmen amid the matter artlsU will be welcome. Fees are Kemp, widow of Orchestra Leader 1941 BOOB waa being thoroughly and moA. "SEA WOt*F" AND Hal Kemp, last night In the bride’s reasonable to cover expenses and Flying Force ^ "R O A 0 SHOW- caretuUy studied and that Ger­ occasional lectures by well known Park avenue apaftment. AND CIOCK Bombers Attack Along with that came the news many would not permit h e i^ lf tt> guest artiata. 'v be forced into hasty declstbna. Anyone interested In art. you»L As Separate that'Brands Diana Duff Frarier, Jhe German protest came cloee Western Germany or old, from seven year# on, w u she of the 850,000 debutyin 1988, U going to miurry John Simms (Ship­ NEW YORK on the heels ®L be welcome to Join th# claaaea to­ Unit Baclpd iM ff R W B l nouncement thm~ th* Retch had night or any Thursday evening for wreck) KeUy, former pro footb^ fO llY -H ri® 6 */m CO. ft. » « • EXCURSIONS taken necessary steps to counter (Onntiaoed From Page One) the present. It la possible day star, before the month la out. American action Irt freefing Oer- classes will be formed later. Pupl 'l^age One^ The engagement was announced, VERY SUNDAY man funds. land’e east coaat caused some ^ m ' may follow dJielr Incllnatlc by Brenda’s mother, Mra. Frederic gASTKnN STANDAaD TIMg sge and a few casualties, the Brit- THE AMERICAN N. Watrian who aald her daughter Here, too, no details were re whether it U pA» and ink, pencil or petition to force legislation aim ^ 1 0 * '® ® “ * U. Hertford 7:48 AM. Due N. Y .* M ft | | | | vested concerning what the Ger­ lih SMld. charcoal aketchea, water colors or i t aaUbUahihg an A ir Fores to -^heiress to a 88,500.000 fortune— (G.C.T.I 10:28 AM. Rriurrinq L v . A f t f t l l l l yours as a In another phase of the air war. man counter messurea wouM he olla. ArUatF material# may n o j the House floor for consideration. and KeUy, her constant companion N. Y. (ft.C.7.1 7:40 PM.______Newspapers as late as this the Admiralty in a aUtement aald be bought in Mancheatee- Tonight Remarking that New BMgland, for montlu, would be mairied at the aircraft carrier liluatrloue waa with many key industrial plant*, the Rltz-Carlton "eomeUme before CMIdrwileMMiSw inulffw*. TIcMh morning apparently had not re there will be qulck action poaea and Thie Model L-6 is asote uiciul thaa svar. iMcHr HaiftMl to MMdtr rt S e ^ i slmost destroyed by 10 wax particularly vulnerable to at­ LAWN FESTIVE July 1.” Ccdi Twlie — fiirdiM. I. ASy^Sw. celved instructions on how to tac opportunity to aketch from atlll dive-bombers attacks Jan. 10 in tack by any Invader from Europe. It has Quidnibe Trays for tetUhg ios cubss kle the aituatlon, refraining from life subJecU. Mrs. HlUa may be out iaiUntly... QISM-Topped Hsrdrater GIFT editorial comment and publishing the Mediterranean. The ahip waa consulted by telephoning 6359. Downs declared hi# belief t ^ t '_ ^ Ripley Road Glastonbury for better keeping of fruhs aad'Vegetabiea w ith this 1941 only the official announcement. atueked six times st • • • ‘ " f , ordlnaUon of Army. Navy. M a ^ e ExoduB of Soviet times in the harbor at i and Coast Guard Air Force# .. . big PoroeUin Covered Cold-Storage LROAO which shq^ lumped, fires blaalnB Public Records would be difficult. _ -RADIO STAIeIS— appearing every night fiiiV . . . One full shelf extra... AU-Porce* Consulate Attaches front bomb hlU. the admiralty Under a separate Air Force, Troops Obscure Irin Interior tnduding fauide of door . . . You*ll Want to Know What Time however, he foreaaw 8 :3 0 P.M. many other features. ' Pormltx It Is Even on Your Vacation PHIICO Burn Documents Work of the engine room and vancement In a e ro n a u ^ Building Inspector Edward C. Jana 20th. Friday-Gana and Gian with Jaka shd Lana. pair partita "aaved th# vulnerable stronger defense for the UnlWfl C o M less To Opsrmls We suggest that you leave your good timekeepers phicqgo, June 18. — — A t­ Elliott, Jr., baa granted th® follow­ June 2l8t,45aturday—Guy Hedlund & Company, WTIC Bern. Switzerland, Jime 18— (ff^ taches of the German consulata in ahip after severe tomage — A lm>ken telephone conneetton with the Super-Powerad Meter-Miser— at home or with us for cleaning and get a cheap one that difficult conditions,’ an official re­ ing permits: John Fischer to build ®^EtoIns said that esUbllAment tnilcago today were burning thoui for Irving Wickham on Princeton Radio Playhouse. , ^ with HeUInkl left ol»acure tOdlY einq>test refrigersUng fflscheniem ever wiU stand banging around.______aanda of documents, copies of offi­ port to the Admiralty aald. of such an air force would not June 23rd, Monday—Radio Talent Night; Geo. Bowe, the detaila o f a reported exodua of bulk. Permanently sealed, never needs cial reports to the Nazi Foreign *^War Secretary H. D. R. Marges- mean taking away Arm y and Russian troops from tbe miUtary oiling. Only Frigidaire has iti Bon told the H o iw of jS lcu S n “^v.r'*ku;plan« Maater of Ceremoniea. ^ Office in Berlin, as a preliminary Hartford, single dwelling on Tol base at Hanko, Finland, on which 0 ;;^ tsfa c iio n High •Score Fuel! Wcstclox Travel Alarm — to the closing of the conaulatc sa today that 177.987 Italian officers June 24th, Tueaday-Doye 0*DelL The the Soriet uniotf has a 30-year and men were in B rltl^ hands. In lend turnpike, 86,OOOi ‘an’have d svUtlon- «»• * branches directly Plain black finish ...... $3.95 ordered by the United 8Utes gov­ Application r boys. imtComvlsUd2 PiclUTS^nHor^^ lease. ik k V e h f i f t addition, he aald, 66.010 native under their command. An incomplete dispatch, resqived Depend on oar leading Fuel of. rffrigerolor, bringing you ernment. troops serving with the Italians Applications for marriage U- On th* other band Repreaenta- June 25th, Wedneaday-Wrightvine with EdU(W OU for Home heating this Ivory finish ...... $4.95 Dr. f r L. Baer, the German con- centes ^ v e been filed by fl>® fol­ last night from the Finnish capital the CMservador, plus separate tlve Bates (R m Eliaba Wright, Sister Jane, Cousin Zeke P«c*t whiter. ^Discover the new «.l general wHo^a ill at..W a,r^_ lowing: "Burton -McQuaae.- Wtodr saidi A beautiful, brand new Philco compartments for Dry Cold. A Reulert • ('British nsws what critl^I M.sucb ,n. "Evldencea of What appareaUy i2 m 'Htgtl ‘degite of Imaw'eemfor* dehce, said the documenU bielvk cv) dispatch from Cairo aald on# sor, and Emily Kaiser, thU. town; ““ ‘^ddwRro „ |?’,1 Medal Lt-d has the Meter-Miter, W i^tIox*“Rocke6 Kitcbcn lUdib .sad Setstoos destroyed conetltuted generally contending that flying « ««® ^ U a large-scale evacuaUou of the It delivers—ample, «raick, aa- Moist Cold and Frozen Foods. ™ ra o n Was killed and alight dam- Fred G. Taylor and Florence June 26th, Thursday-^Bud Rainey, WTIC Poet Philoeo- | (}uickube Trm, AU-Poreeiain Interior varytag beat that meana Sdf-Stattm| Elsctiic Clock it the Navy w ^ r e of Sorriet mlUtary base at Hanko —including the daor pend, eae foil ^u v w «- ~ caused______in- an air raid .. -1 Server, both local; Francis •. •nt nature from those of othw have been olawrved lately, both family health — and that Westclox Wrist Ben Watch ...... $3.95 rivtt to you with this amazing PLUS the Phirca SUPIR Power •arly today on Alexandria, Egypt, j ^annise. Hartford, and Elaine O- services that cmly.Navy man could phar, with HsroM Kolb. • , , _ . * « ihrif extra, newest styling, and doeens oomee with a reduction In F)iilco MAH-7 Advtnced De­ Systom. HwfO Moot Slorofo . eyih Friday lint Dillon, Radio a Lady of Man^ along the railway transit route of other qu ol^ fcaturee. 6*/w eu. ft. Persottsl Notice* C%apmaii. local. hs trained for them. _ across Finnish territory and over •torsge ewapty, heating oeets! No-work, ao- sign Refrigefslot! A sns Und CowHMiitmOwt. Many olhor Warrants*# As an sxampls, Batss, a n sw - off the Finnish coast in wast*,''aoH»dor beat. Sopgr- Westclox Dax W atches...... • • • $X.35 faatutos. I.YiAR PROTK. Interior aald the alert lastly about Ths foUovrtng p ro^ rty bar of ths Navy Oom^tite. p ^ t- have Audition at WTIC. the direcUon of Leningrad. Satisfyiag! . In MemorUm ancss tavs bean rsqdrded at tn# •d out that Navy TION PLAN: an hour. “Eye-witnesses'reported seeing Croton Watches . . . • * • a d . $9.75 and up In lovlns memory «>/, ^ offics of Town Cltrk Samuel J. havs to land and take ®ff . f ] [ ^ long Soriet trains ..." OVER 6 .000 .0 00 nUGIOAIRIS HAVE KEN BUILT AND SOLO) Hoy(«..irho di.4 Jim* iilh. 1S4#, Turklngton: Manchester corpora­ aircraft carrisrs and ®®o^"®*® Aflmission to Show 25c Every Night A u d i5 o n X Radio Talent Niffht Will Ba;ileld Sunday. A t this point the telephone eon- nren4vhUdr*n. tion to WlUlam H. Johnaon et ux. their activities with warships. necUon was severed. FUEL 6L RANGE OIL I Engagements Center atreet. stamps 86,000: B. K. June 22nd at 2 P. M. Bring Your Music! Hilliard to Mra. Marion Jacobaon. In Any Quantity — Any Time! DONNELLY’S barns, stockhouse and about 10 OPENS NEXT TUESDAY! BiMgepert Paster Dies Wholesale and RctaU Enisgcmcnt Terminate acres land on Adams strest, 88,000 JEWELERS A tm E i Mr. and Mrs. Uouls PaUsit of Btamps. . Bolton Laka Playhouae Bridg^iort. June 18—09)—The aniMHuies that tbs sn- rM M losar* Coventry Very Rev. Alexander Venlnminofff, KEMPS, Inc. ssssa a gm m In' n foreclosure action th* Sav­ K? SL. T.V.™ — Amt. 8L pestor off tbe Holy Ghost Rus- RyUfTLT OIL COMPANY j Now for ings Bank, of Manchester baa U - Maka-JMPfrvaHens k t i Orthodox church here for the FRIGIDAIRE SALES AND SERVICE C B I ^ R STREET PHONE 529.3 ken UtU to Oak street propsrty O a ttIM t. pest 26 years, died last night> in lU jR f h w U r SarHag the Public for Ytam. a fovinerly owned by Aldona Agos- the rectqry after a -two-meath ill; . r ' "'i :L UosUi of New Tbrk. L'tt? " v;.' "fc- r

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. ('ON ^ w EUNESUAY, JUNE 18, 1941 \

MANCHESTER* CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1941 seriea of swiftly-executed raldf at gunplay 11 prisoners who yester­ The copyright angle bring.i the Iowa, has Just _ ^Ar, Women Ready Crack-Dowu Made various points In‘ Times Square, day were held (or action of the case under Federal jurisdiction. Was addressed to Mr dies the soluUoh of these queetkms Oxygen Lack Knocks toe Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Federal grand Jury on charges ley, PaoH, India. similar to "hanging grenades' de­ would be very simple. Ou Sougs Racket tion has cracked down on another of— Card Makes Long Joarney Bombay. I - , veloped by toe Army, but offleere Blame Placed ’ “ However, with toe intensifica­ For War Jobs alleged racket and claims to have Illegally peddling nickel song -Paoll, ind., June lA—yp)— A Clothes Pins blasted It wide open. Wage Parleys Ovem ight News say they are more utilitarian be* tion of economic warfare, toe sit­ sheets containing unauthorized C^hristmas card mailed to a PaoU A popular name for fSi to Mine Coal cauae they are cheeper end cen be uation surrounding the Indies has Out Pilots Suddenly New York, June 18.— —In a The G-Men roundM up without publications of copyrighted lyrics. woman Dec. 19 from Coon Rapids, Is "the devli’a daralng as t)f Conntksiiciit Used i n M ^ e nuide In toe field.’ j On Trade War *nntte smootb propess of toe ne­ Russia Is Training Mil­ Trtx>ps are moving down from gotiations difficult." Are Continued and arms. I did not know when I By Aasoetatad PreM Fort Ord for war games mobiUxlng Revlewa Progress of Talk# fDevon'Franum 'Ascends' lions for Medical As­ 65,000 men starting Monday. The Japan Says Breakdown waa (KrawUng. I did not know eposits Under River Ishil’s views were expressed in when I reached toe point where sistance in Conflict. , Become Firing Mechan­ blgge^ movement of soMlera from a long statement which reviewed To Altitude of 30,000 Some Progress in Two Wlnated.—The ConnecUcut Pe­ the Monterey-Salinas area U ex­ O f Negotiations Result insensibUlty would have folloared troleum Industries Committee’s isms for Device to the 'progress of toe trade talks be-, If toe mask had not been put on pected Friday. ^ , gun more than a year ago and Feet in Wriglit Field Moscow, (Correapondence of Meetings with Connec­ Executive Board adopted a resolu­ Meanwhile, Pacific northwest Of Inten^catidn. me again. Ideates 15 and' W O R T L E ' S tion pledging Its cooperation to the Spew Nails at Troops. which reiterated hla assertion yes­ Pressure Chamber. But I do know now why the The Associated Press)—-Millions of CV ticut Company. State’s Defense Council snd Motor troops staUoned here are conUn* terday that "normal relations be­ ulng training'for toe big week’a Tokyc^dune 18.- -iJP)—The sltu- I Army established ita "altitude Russian women are being trained ntiPuM sTORis a m o u s Vehicles Department at a meeting tween Japan and toe Indies will by | | ile a of Ohio's F Camp Hunter Liggett, Calif., (Editor's Note: To simulate school." Pilots Inexperienced In for medical woi<. In case of war New Haven, June 18.— For here yesterday. grilles. The Third Division was ation eftated by ’an intenslflca* no mean# be affected by dls—Ordinary domestic afield all day on hardening march­ tlqp-^bf economic warfare" was the experience of a pUot suf- oxygen-want could die Wltmdlt pre­ in a program that is part and par­ LAUGHING the third coneecutlve day, union Hamden.—George Kelch. 9, a tlnuance of the negotiations.” monition. cel of Premier Joseph Stalin's ef­ repreaentatlvea of 1,200 Connectl- Hamden orphan, wsa Injured fatal­ (dothes p to , tbe kind with wire es and working out combat prob­ iitiuaad today by a Japanese gov­ He commented specifically <» ferlag from lack of oxygen, Seam . lems. The 41st Dlvlsloo took ernment spokesman for a break­ the aviation editor of The As­ fort to keep Soviet Russia “In a cut Coropany_ernpIojres and the ly yesterday white bound for the hinges, havs become instruments the “ remarkable acUvlty” recent­ atate of conatant military prepar­ COW transportation flrm^s general man* Church of Our Lady of Mount Car­ of violent destruction in modern afternoon off for a division fieia down in negotiations In which Ja ly shown by "Anglo-American cap-. sociated jPreea and The Her­ pan sought a greater share In the ald, Devon Francis, "ascend­ edness." 9 f U$t 0*iTP« ager met today In an effort to mel when struck by an automobUe waiiare. day. Ital" tn the Indies, particularly In Bob trosby’s Band Although a majority of the W. V».. June 18— avert a possible traction Ue*up In which Patrolman Thadeua Has- Fourth Army engineers on ma­ rich resources of The Netherlands I the oil IndusUry and avtattso serv­ ed” to an nltttade of 80,000 East Indies. feet—almost six miles—in the women are training In ao-oalled mine"—definitely aeven major dtlea In this atate. brough said was operated by John neuver here showed today bow ice. courses for sanitary preparedness, Two meetings yesterday, laeting Polldoro, 59, of 34 Walnut street they use clothes pins as firing Describing toe Japanese re­ pressure ehnmber of the Has Originality Mt tiia-'WWtime kind—will begin mechanisms for anti-personnel quests as "very reasonable" In Army Air Corps’ Wright Field more than 30,000 are enrolled In BEAT A R!l!!!£ MARKET four hours, wers reported to have extension, Waterbury. The mlnlmum/walstanca to the U klnf ooel from fti view of the economic concessions AotomoUve Molaaeee laboretories. The sto ^ of bis special militarized units preparing reeulted In tome progreaa. Hartford. — The re-election of miles that spew eight penny nalla forward motom of toe wlnge Of an to act as nurses on battlefields. Um Ohio river. Harold E. Chittenden, Nauga­ into unsumecting enemy troops. airplane Is'^talned with a thin enjoyed by third powers In the In­ experience and the dangers Okay Folks! Get ready to swing (w tm tt ooektal ' « » «« » sae r«a HAS JUST SOT HER poned Indefinitely due to the diffi­ veloped by the /18th Engineers handed me pen and Ink and a tab­ The Crosby organization Is full members for war. "(■•rtaUp ^ e t w l l l . , . were again In conference wrlth Mr. from the Vancbtiver, Wash., bar­ let to write on. - 8UUc Bennett this afternoon and evening culty In obtaining steel. RE-UPHOLSTERING of personalities, individual styles, Trained In Skilled Trades tMcop/pmoHAtcf iO JnO nTnS . BHer Bottom l.«ased f i r s t l o o k a t t h e racks. All, toat Is needed for one "Aa we go up," he aaid, "I am Simultaneously in plants and ' The corapany has leased 10.5 looking toward an adjustment of Groton.—A apeclal Groton town great novelties. There la "Nappy” meeting turned down for the fourth of toe mlbea Is a clothes pin. two going to ask you to write your LaMare, guitarist supreme, who, factories throughout Russia, wom­ "Plus urgrtM S ewmammmA ^ o f H w bottom for » . y n n N E W BUS the matter and another conference flaahllgnt batteries, some copper CHAIRS S8.50 name occasionally.” was decided for Wedneaday. time a petition calling for the sale previous to his association with en are being trained in skilled „ Cte stoU of West Vlrgtola. wipe." » tow nslls, adhesive tape 3-Piece He felt my pulse. It was 116— trades to be ready to shoulder the Every Cornell Super Serv­ V ® " «>»AT I UHrett Drennen of Cohimbus, WITH WHICH THE AutKorized To Order Suspension of liquor on Sunday hare last night Bob Crosby had been with some of Tile vote wss 189 to 159. j i b i a small block of TNT. DIVANS $17.00 because I was apprehensive at the the best bands In the world. He Jobs of men who may be seakinto ice vTire Is Guaranteed who handled negotiations fw TOONi?RVILLe Earlier yesterday, the union A wire loop Is placed across the I Snpany, said work should be Hartford. — The Chamber start. has an individual style In singing battle. During the past three years, a Afolut oiiy 000 all spokesman said a majority of the Commerce here heard that buriBSss tall o f the clothes pin to hold tha Suites Better Covers With us was one of the field’s tens of thousands of women have ffyOMULIC p slips off. toe Jaws 8. Re-Cover with Homespun. lU effects as toe air was exhaust­ An example of how the cam­ • darlnv Ita irfHIma lew! The union wants Increased night. third of a comedy trio that rates jack. •rulaat mny dafecta In *t win. 10,0M tone of rlver- snap, making contact , and firing 4, Reflnish the woodwork. ed from toe big steel cylinder. paign is being conducted Is pro­ wnrfcnMinalilp or nMtarlnl. vreges, reported to be 90 cents an Saglees-Proof Coustructlon. more than a passing notice. Bob vided by the latest Russian movie, Den’t depend en Prtr«« Inrinda |’»«r aid the mine. . „ 8. Altitudes up to 70,000 feet can year ordlMry Jack lira In tmda. ooal. Joint Board hour; two*week vacations wrlth «. Free delivery la Conne(riicut. Gil Rodin, second tenor sax—these “Girls at toe Front.” It glorifies „ ------Mmple Strips of adhesive tofm ’ be simulated in the chamber by Haggart, bass; Jess Stacy, piano; to do the work, Thb of operaUon eounde pay, a closed ehop agreement Woonsocket Call placed around the block of TN'T 7. Easy Terms. pumping out the air. We agreed the explotta of a 22-year-old Len­ plan pension plan and a guarantee are namea famous to i^, from ingrad working girl, Nataaha Mat­ you’ll bo disap­ ■ 6 .0 0 M t6 \ • a ? ' **fi old U. 8. government and nail# are perforated through tentatively to go a little above 20,- pointed, especially Scans Budget eight*hour day. youngsters to professional musi­ veyeva, who volunteered for ambu board bo- ) tkot and a couple of bargaa Publisher Dies IL When the TNT explodes, the SPECIAL! 000, then to 25,000 and finally to cians whose names are revered. when H'« wot or the principal pieces of Cities which would be a ^ t e d 30,000 If I could Stand It, a "flight” lance work during the Russian- are New Haven, Hartfoi^'middle- nails are- spewed from toe mine, ------I muddy. An 18th Engineers officer eaw 3-Piece Suite Re-Covered of 65 minutes. Finnish war. town. Meriden. New l^ortdon, Nor­ mOTfirR stz m will be drilled In the Mpi. Lillian Bower* Ex­ nail driven'sideways through an Held Only Intermittently wich and Stamford.,^ Woonsocket R. I.. June 18.— in I^nim—Reg. $57 01MILAII flA a pipe to keep out Inch-thick piece of oak by such an We Carry Our Own •The ’’altitude school” for Army Plan to Discuss ‘ No Job Too Small _____ mloehre cartridges la plains Various Items os —Samuel Ekldy Hudson. 72, editor pilots begun last January is held MWdllMBt. and publisher of The Woonsocket explosion. . , ater peoof Ja^sts will be lo w * Another Meet Called In demonstrating the clothre pin only Intermittently. Three classes Pryor Successor Minneapolis— {Jf) —For General 1 into 0 mm and eet off with eloc* Intense Shortage Call, a charter member of The »51 have passed through it so far. I Associated Press and active for mine,'engineers set one In brush hospital receiving department, ' l i c e n s e tkum aum to looaen tbo ooaL beside a road block. When the the­ THIS WEEK ONLY knew that above 25,000 feet It scene of horror and suffering after boat with lU four* The meeting of toe Joint School many years In RhPJ—Na­ small. Katherine Groekl, 26, sought _ equate a tai»-*wlU scoop nlng gave but a short Ume to the home. th » road block, they set off the ri<^. tional Committeeman SamUel F. treatment for one mosquito bite on seyHOLDgR His death came within three I was told that pllota lost con­ Pryor, Jr., of Greenwich, and kgB thn oosl am* deposit It on tbe oonsideratlon of the school budget Hartford. June 18.—(/PI— Dr. mine. Had toe mine been real, her finger. Internes found the spot i^^mde barge” alongside. weeks after The Call had entered sciousness quickly in toe absence State CHiairman J. Kennqth Brad­ and obliged. Fear of Infection was for toe years 1941-42. The budget Creighton Barker, executive secre­ troop# nithln 20 yards might have of oxygen at 30,000 feet and al­ Y 24 85 tfih barge, just Uke tbe tlppte t e of the State Medical Society, Its 50th year of publication. MacDonald Upholstering ley of Westport will fly to Hlgh- Miss Oroski’s explanation. showed a total of 8403,548. Super­ A close friend and advisor of toe been killed. most Instantaneously at 36,000. landXake t(xlay to attend a meet­ STYLE-QUALITY and LOW PRICE I 0g ao ordinary coal mint, arill con* reported that the Infiux of medical Officers pointed out one man Min screana to alae .the coal, a intendent of SchooU Arthur H late Gov. Aram J- Pothler, Hud­ 983 Main St. (American Industrial Bldg.) Hartford We started "up” at 10:35 a. m., ing of toe Litchfield County Men’s school graduated into the Army could, carry enough clothes pins at the rate of 3,000 feet a minute. 1U K W AT ; ntaoqTfor man to pick out aUte nUng had prepared a copy for each snd Indiwtry had created a short­ son served on toe now defunct make Republican organization at the ' Und foiwpn nMttor, a wash* State Public Utilities Commission, and other equipment to I had flown at 16,000 without oxy­ home at State Committeeman Rus­ Reproduce Your License STREAMLINED MODELS of the members of the school boarf age of internes In OonnecUcuL. scores of such mines. gen and up to 21,600 "smoking” a sell Patterson. 'V'lre Had* -I8» ■ W, and conveyor belts to carry it "Hospitals throughout the state." had been clerk of too Woonsocket Pistes in Miniature Not# aU thoso Extra Foaluros .vMrecUy to a third barge for and toe selectmen making up the Common Council and waa a mem­ In use. the new devices tube, both without discomfort. But The State Central Committee in Easily assembled HoavY flactlM Cnm* group. . he aald yesterday, "are having this was a new experience. After • PolyuMrln UfetlsM ftabb w a x NOT HABM CAM nK »S « great difficulty In obtaining In- ber of a atate commission named Hartford said that toe group A. R. Wilkie in three minutes . ■ '* * * S L HaU*^’ay Point Explains the Items to divide the state Into 100 repre­ I had donned the mask, I would would discuss, smong other things • Stroasrilnod otoetrle hoadllfht • Tba oonpany'a leaaa oovara David Chambers was elected aa temaa." 'remove It periodloef(yaMAlT...baCOMioaiABLZ ’U se!. taaSId ibtt; aad don’t IT And I didn’t mean to put tor and manager of dramatic com- nyoad elate tonr belongs to the state of West the second “a" In slowly. A little panlta. ' f i m f f y s UbELEX CHAM- Vlrglata, whose western boundary Thursday's Specials A t Santa Fe, N. M.—Nathan Sal- S 7 ^ T t S S -BEB Ibr ran eatanda to the low-water mark on light-heeded, not much. Pulse 92 ~^OAUOM J §3 ! 1 1« • Tttwias. after 3 minutes without oxygen. m(m, 75, native Syrian who ped­ S»A4.&0 CAU w m r ’ Ttaer‘ test*artt tbe (Miio side. 4 6 f O •r Sooo Mott. Pulse 104 In 4 minutes. Devon dled goods by horse In Navajo 908 Mata S t Weldott Bldg. The work was stopped while the countiy In the 80s and became one •AU 'Priet* SMt vatat! tease agreement with the state Frsncla Hands heavy. Eyes swim­ mmtoiaa»rTaar ming as I put on mask but head of New Mexico's wealthiest men. was negotiated. Under It, the state New York—^Herbert A. Weeks, will receive a royally on aach ton Foster’s Food Market clears.” Again at 27,000 feet, I tried 81,-engineer and contractor who eC coel mined. Just as does any Open Till 9 P. M. Thursday. Plenty of Parking Space! btast a railroad from Port Antonio ether owner of leased coal land. breathli^ toe rarifled air This FREE DELIVERY! JUST DIAL 7386! time I lasted 3 ^ minutes. to Spanish town in toe Island of < ^ F « H I N 6 OUTFIT The notes: “I begin writing this Jamaica, and a major of engineers TAXI? after taking off my mask at 27r In the World war. ■ UMBR**-!-^ t i n t 000 feet, I mean after 16 seconds. Native Cleaned Spinach, peck 15c | Polke Station Not Sate Place CALL r«w e.ii Pedal Got* ” Un!Condltlonal *•*•**•-T]*® “ * Now Just a minute. Hands heavy c m 6 5 8 8 rada Hvdra-Matio. thabonvaodonal clutch Is reptecod by fluid coo» again. Head doesn’t feel so gopd '«fter 90 seconds. Gosh, am I dix- Saitelia, Mo.—(/F)— For safety’s Prompt! No. 1 New Potatoes 8 lbs. 25c 1 sake, Clyde Hayes parked his ta- Snfo! WALL TEm~ ''xy! Pulse 104. Devon Francis. 3H cycle at toe police station. When * :<;r-. ^ minutes after 27,000 feet. Pi’'se t«-no«r he went to get It It was gaoe. Po­ Servtee! Firm Tomatoes 2 lbs. 25c A CLUTCH pedal playa no port in the game, when iBSa-dr ■. 104. Feel pulse 104. Head #v\«r-.- lice Chief Harrison Anderson said you drive a Hydra-Matic OldsmobUe. Hydra- ming as I began taking oxygen.” about 50 youngsters leave their bi­ ..-r? " FWBng Fine A g ^ cycles at headquarters daily and Manchester Taxi Matlr Drive eliminates tbe d u ^ pedal o o ^ f.a Up we went, to SOJkw. I was A COMFLUE. PISHING W T flT with Reel. Juicy ptanges 15 for 25c 1 someone may have taken Um JiML M. Oratell, Prop. piefely—and H’a the only drive in the world tom \ ' feeli^ fine again. My ears were wrong one by mistake. Clyde bopta Ofltae At Tbe Tea Boom 6 snelled h (^ s, roomy tackle boa. sM i CMt. NEW BATBN BLZCTBK dbe*. Hydra-Metic eUminatea manual g e a r a iy - clearing as tVe pressure inside MTqHKX CLOCK them was equalised with that out­ inif red, line, float, and sinkers. ‘Tbit teaMOt •rtarato . ing in toe fofwerd apeeda. too-7)— Pat bach. It discovers and corrects de­ a steam boiler and seven pumps. Jury Awards Amount Grand Jury to Be Sum­ HnslMuid In Haildam Jsil lice into Manhunt in most effective and economical Signs Contract; To During toe trial Mrs. Walters GliUs, a homesick private, learned fects during toe growth period Extent of Resources., H^ will use six large trucks In the that a lieutenant waa making a Coleman, a former cook at the when they are most likely to oc­ / 70 Stations to Brfmdcast $25,000 Action of accused Miss Olmstead, her former moned to Ponder In­ Ckmp Croft, 8. C.—(O —A i ImmedUte ‘Oarifi- Manchester measure known for the control of w6rk. _ trip to their home town—iteton Middletown State Hospital, plead­ Washington Today. cur. Dental defects accumulate Work Night and Day friend, of having stolen tor affec­ tee, during s telephone ian* on Power to dental disease, Franklin M. Erlen- New York, June 18.— (ff)— Men, cottage Owners Pleaaed Ridgefield Wife. tions of Walters after he had hir­ Rouge, La.—amd whispered a re­ dicting Husband. ed Innocent Saturday in police tion with his mother ia bach, D. M. D.. Chief of the Divi­ rapidly and increase in severily To Complete Work. Property ojvners around the quest into hia ear. A week later court to a charge of assault with Date Book Wsshington, June 18.— (g>)—1116 with age. When corrected In child­ money and machines - are being Louis-Conn Fight Tonight ed her in 1036 to straighten out complained of toe heat, th «' i^egulale Broadcasting sion of Dental Hygiene, empha­ Bolton ponds are of toe oplnldn toe records of his garage busi- the officer returned and handed a Middletown, June 18.—(g>>— Mrs. intent to commit murder and waa and toe work be had to capital’s modt vicious crime In hood excessive decay can be pre­ Bridgeport June 18— —A Tonight sizes In an article published In the marshalled by Canada to toe total The eUexander JarvU Company ,that rebuilding the dam In 12 nesa in Ridgefield. It was testified box to toe private. Tent mates Aagot R. Coleman, 90, wounded taken to tbe Haddam jail to await mother mailed him a pair of 1 vented and many teeth saved from extent of Its resources in support ddys, will assure water in toe Superior ci^urt jury awarded Mrs. arraignment In Superior Court. licensing. June 18— meetlhg, Eighth more than a decade, the bruW monthly bulletin of the SUtc De­ late yesterday afternoon signed a By C. E. Butterfield ^que, la., under auspices of toe Am- that on one occasion, Mrs. Wal­ watched with mild interest while four times with bullets from a .25 trimmed shorts and this note: rape-slaying of pretty 28-year-old partment of Health which dis­ extraction. of Britain for toe caqae of free­ ponds to such an extent as to do Bertha Davis Walters of Ridge­ ters slapped Miss Olmstead's face Gillls unwrapped It, hut their eyes calibre revolver last Friday the Mrs. Coleman’s death left 10 chil­ hope I didn’t raise a pant.^ School widUtinOea district, Mol- Teeth, whether “baby’ or per­ contract with toe PubUc Works New York, June 18— carnival. Main and Delmont care wltoout community aid. Power Equipment Aires and Quito, Ecuador. 11:30 Stanford U. 90th anniver­ «ted The NaUonal B ro a d ^ t- home. Children’s dentistry Is the Im- income,” he reported. pat. It mar lo t dacar ia tha bow^ Than It would not be possible to do paa bloata up yaar atomaeh. You pat eoa- Next on toe MBS achedule is toe sary, ' Chaa F. Kettering on ’’In­ ih Gbmpany to d ls p ^ of Ite Kue She had been raped and stran ••In new factories. In old fac S—Town’s schools open. toe work In toe short time allowed Btlpatad. You fad poor, pnak and tba wotld A1 Davls-Fritsle Zivlc scrap which dustrial Research.” , uatwqeh, prohibited “exclusive gled. a coroner’s report said. Miss- tories, in converted factories, we looks panka / MBS—8:19 Here’s Morgan; 7 Inff were the blue rBlncoet and stability of other body fluids is but for toe large amount of pow­ It takaa tboaa pood, did CaitaT*a LltUo has been changed to July 1 from S S S S te iSndlng IJ:* are making machines for Britain’s June 29. Meanwhile, lio further Mystery Ha*' drams. playsult Miss Btrieff was wearing upset, toe result may be »«ripu;|- ^ armed forces’iaa well as for our er equipment Jarvis will use. This hlrar PlUa to pot tnaaa t plats of bila Setr- Hons to a chain and ordered ata- Would Attack I f medical research could find tap fraair to maka ron faal “op aad op." court action has been taken by tf— ^ t to enter Into rate agree when she left home to own," he said.. morning he moved a one and half Gat a packapa today. Taka aa diraetad. What to expect Thursday: War British Child out just what human experiences ton crane, a one-yard power shov­ Amaalap la makiap bfla Bow fratly. Aak NBC since dismissal of ite original nearby store, and poltee squaai Dominion, the prime minis­ suit which sought to prevent shift acliedule— 7:00, NBC-CBS; 7:55, combed sewers, trash heaps and contribute to the reduction of this el, a three-quarter yard trench for Cartar'a LlttU LWtr PUla. IM aad Wd. ^*****8ay Anthortty Exceeded Old Age Ills balancing power. It would have un- ter said, entered toe war of Its of the fights from its network. NBC-Blue; 8:00, NBC-Red, CBS; SALE! COVERALL HOUSE PAINT garbage collections In an effort to Ttammell, president of Is Cared For folded a whole new field of en­ -owp free will” because "we saw In the dismissal NBC waa grant­ 9:00, NBC-Blue, MBS; 10:00, MBS; ■1 WllUam S. Paley. head locate them. deavor, Dr. Cannon said. clearly that Canadian freedom, ed permission tr file an amended 11:45, MBS; 12:45, NBC; 1:00, Raarards Offered of th e Columbia Broadca^ng Medical Action Is Pro- that North American freedom, waa petition. MBS; 2:95, CBS; 3:95, NBC-Blue; SMtem. told the commltte ^ e r - Dr. Robert P. Knapp MaJ. Ernest W. Brovfrn, police one with British freedom.” iWtfvowaW'A’Vi 4:00, MBS; 5:21«, NBC-Red 5:4r S y ^ FCC had e x c e e d Its ^ superintendent, offered a reward With Major Edward Bowes hur­ CBS, NBC-Blue. posed by Distin­ UNlTfO OTHERS A SK glMrlty In designating toe two Has Adopted Tot for of $900 for information leading to Local Man Chosen Mustn’t Disturb Sleep ried to the hospital yesterday for NBC-Red—12:15 p, m. Pin Mon­ largn networks as monopolies. toe slayer’s arrest and conviction; guished Physiologist. Do The an appendicitis operation, . hia ey Party; 3 Backstage Wife; 5:30 " »■ « orders and t**'***^ ™ Duration of the War. The Washington Tlmes-Herald of­ Grand Conductor New Britain—(d>)— Quiet, please: amateur show on CBS ia missing Speaking of Liberty, Alexander fered $1,000. Carlton K. Peter Is sleeping. A its schedule on ’Thursday fob toe Woolicott. CBS—2:45 Adventures esntly Issued by toe FCC will dls- Palo Alto, Calif., June 18— fadanraot CalanI area for many months. I ’hey slept "must come when one or another troubles will be over. 4:49—Young Widder Brown 4:55— The Royal Clowns— How­ Gallon Covers up to acting to "help** toe Mutual Ing foreign funds, Colonel M ar vital organ falls Its duties, but than a \)nlUion volumes. 4 -ln -l iililnglM i ' BioMcasting S y ^ m , a slmflar during that period In shelters and tineau said compliance wltl) the PHILCO and LEONARD 5:00—Home of toe Brave ard ft Shelton. Poreh Paint their mother Is very 111, due to 4fk- While life lasts no effort should be BOYS AND ontLS! GET BUSY AND DO YOUR SHARES 5:19—Portia Faces life I chain. Mutual baa sgp- o ^ e r means that airplanes and $109.95 up 6:00— Mary Marlin. e posure. Their father is doing war spared to make It a good life.' United Trading Stamps Given At These Stores: 8;S0-rWe. toe Abbotte 5:19— The Goldbergs. : aotlad the new regulatloruu seagoing vessels such sa cargo Aa a foremost subject of study. Dnat Oromigftt/ 350 sq. ft.—2 coats! ffO Ihu par tgaara 4 7 work In London. A t first Maureen boats and yachts bound for foreign ON EASY TERMS 5:49—Jack Armstrong qt Trammell expreased toe belief Dr. Cannon suggested toe m ^ h M - 5:30b^The O’Neill’s. 7 8 that **a natloiud radio poUcy de- WM very nervous due to her ex­ countries must be checked. . 6:00— News and Weather 5:49—Scattergood Baines. periences, hut according to a re­ Ism which keep# the body # Mfe Davis Bakery - Everybodyk* Market - Foster*s’Market - Health * 6:19—Baseball Scores and Strict­ Sale specUll For outiide wood Sale I Ceramlc-enrfaced. Look ,. . w aS h y Oongreaa 1s urgently Although the above-mentioned 6:00— News,, weather. Dr cement floors. Wards best 1 port from the Mrs. J. B. Priestly types of transportation occasion­ fluids In delicate balance. Wealth Pork Store - Jdariow’s Dept. Store - Monaco Motor Sales - ly Sports like individual shingles. La- nnsihitl to protect by clear man­ With the approach of qld age, 6:09—Jack Zalman—World of An amazing sale on Wards Coverall— /amoux to r 24 years, fu lly guar­ nursery where she is under care, ally use Connecticut sa a point of 6:29—Five Dollar Facts Goli «ver# t .l9 :...... now S-6S beled by Underwriters. Savsl date the freedom ^ the air toe body loses some of Its power to JJJqrtqifs - W e^on Drug. Always Ask for United Trading Stamps. Sports. agatest either private or govein- she baa settled down and la now departure In foreign trade, there 6:30— Salon Orchesrta 6:19— Bob Trout— News broad­ anteed to give satisfactory results! Equal in hiding power, long-lasting enjoying her stay with the other maintain thU strict balance. Then 6:45— Loiwell Thomas laeatel control, and to Insure toe zre no passenger steamship de­ if the temperature, alkalinity or cast. refugee children. pictures from Connecticut to for­ 7:00—Fred Waring’s Orchestra beauty, and coverage to others selling for up to $2.25 gal.! Think of it! ooDtlBued operation of broadcast­ the blood changes widely, or if the 6:20— Edwin C. Hill. ing undsr toe American system of Dr. Knapp has been furnished eign porta. 7:15— News of the World ^6:30— Paul Sullivan Reviews the F o r less than $10 worth of Coverall you can paint a six-room house private enterprise." with a case history of little Mau­ 7:30— Inside of Sports Newa ,• He Insisted that toe FOC, by or- reen and he has also been sent a 7:45— Studio Program 6:46— Baseball Scores — The with two coats. Decide N O W to paint your home and save! Wards will 8:00— Tony Martin, popular singer 8 «ri"g stations not to contract picture of the little tot. World IToday. 8:15—How Did You Meet estimates and recommend a reliable painter. FH A loans with networks for more than one 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. furnish tree vear at a time and through other 8:30—^antation Party the cost of remodeling jobs! Ask today! 9:00— Eddie Cantor 7:19— Lanny Roes. can be arranged to cover rules, sought *no regulate toe Hartford Faculty 7:30— Meet Mr. Meek. tiH iInf pmciices of tbe tnduo* 9:80—Mr. District Attorney 10:00— Kay Kyser 8:00— Big Town— EM Robinson trv ** Adviser Retires! 11:00— ^News and Weather and Ona Munson. Trim m ril said "chaos and ^ s l- 8:30-^Dr. Christian— Jean Her- wssa aaarchF* vvould result from 11:19—Harry Kogan’t String En­ semble sholt. the regulatloBS if enforced. Md Hartford, June 18-^P)—Edward Wardt Patntad faiv/atMg 11:30-Paul Whiteman’s Orchestra 8:95— EHmer Davis and toe News Entra Large foal Daarl > nredletod the FOC would then 8. Hawes, faculty adviser to toe 9:00—Texaco Star Theater— Hartford Public High School Dra­ 12:00— W ar News W n l l b o a r d ‘^recommend tost a government FYed Allen. A m o oAwnooM matic club for many yaars, and 12:09— Harry James’ Orchestra Water Heater oratroUed monopoly le^riated 10:00— Glenn Miller’s Orchestra. ss the oolv sltemstive method of English instructor st the school 12:80— Rues Morgan’s Orchestra Large thaatt, !88 since 1912, Is retiring st the end 12:99—News 10:19—Public Affairs. '/^•inc4 thiek IN ALL BUT PRICE! 33% Bigger Capaettf operation.” 1 :0 0 —Silent 10:80— Juan AtvIxu—Songs. 4r of this school year. 10:45— Music Patterned for Danc­ Ia Pepulmr v4'in'>Mr<>.'HawM .has been a teacher L Iniulates, beautifies I Savef Coal-fired heater I Coal chute since 1893. He came to Hartford Tomorrow'a Program ing. Vi-in Hr Plywood...... 8viq-/L makes firing easy? New, big 11:00— News, weather. la the dining room of the Britlah after teaching at Pennsylvania a. m. ^ rln fiber Woltbeord . .3 v rq. ft -capacity waterpotl 10' patsl Houae of Commons in 1939 there Military College, Fall River High 6:00— Knights of toe Road, and 11:09—Sports Roundup. , wss consumed 1417 pounds of school and Brooklyn Pblylechnlo Agricultural Nev/s 11:10— News of toe World. Cheddsr. 488 pounds of Gorgon- Institute. He waa ^ d u a te d from 6:80— Sunrise Special 11:29—Musical Interlude. Set of 6 aola. and 216 pounds of Gruyere Amherst College in 1893 snd re­ 7:00—Morning Watch 11:80—rTony Pastor’s OiCbsatrs. Dseeraled cheese. ceived a master’s degree in 1896. 8:00— Nswa 12:00— Linton Wells. News. I 8:15—News from Here and Abroad 12:05— Alvlno Rey Orchestra. Tvfflblen 8:80— Radio Basaar 12:80— Dick Shelton’s Orchestra. 8;99—w n C a Program Parade 12:95— News. 9:00—Rhythms of toe Day Tomorrow's Program J $0 YOU THINK I $NOUlB 9:19—Food Newt MT A 90DOI TRUCK? A. M. 9:49—Aa The Twig Is Bent 7:00— News, weather, Walnnt-itained Buy now and aiive, at Wards 10:00— Bess JohhiXon 7:10trBhoppera Special. frame, *?ja in. cut price! Beautifully deco­ rated with red tuliiwl 954-os. 10:15— Ellen Randolph 7:40— ^Music Off toe Record. enameled screen lURI 001 YOU CAN’T 10:30— Bachelor’s Children 7:95—News, weather. OIT A lITTiR TRUCK 10:49—Road of Life 8:19—Shoppers Special. 11:00—Mary Marlin Reg. $1.69 AT ANY fRICII 9:00— Press News. 11:15—Pepper Young’t Family 9:19—Franklyn Stewart Enter­ Eleckic 11:80—The Goldbergs Fan tains. ■V--J 11:45—David Harum 9:80— Figures in Music. 12:00 noon—Luncheonairea J 4 8 12:15 p. m.—-WrightriUe Sketchec 9:46— Hymns o f A ll Churches. 12:30—^The Weather Man 10:00—By Kathleen Norris. 10:16— ^Mirrt and Marge. 12:89—Day Dreama Approved by U. S. Post Office Stationary tabla fan. with ’ 9- [ iiaWIMiu' ______12:49— Singln’ Sam 10:30— Stepmother. 10:46—Woman of Courage.,, D ept W ill p v e you many years in. blades and guardi On-off —r-w— wnwBS ffH f— 1:00—Nows, Weather of service. Now reduced I GnaranteedFurnace twitch! No radio interference! 1:16—The Little Show 11‘.00— Ad Uner. M f M l e r n ! C o m p le t e ! 1:80—Marjorie Mills . ...-L. 11:15— ^Martha Webster. ■- u Ramambarl You DonT Hava to i^ u 8 8 with any truck at any prkt •r Rovon can’t 2:00—Knights of toe Road IV S ^ ^ B ig Sister. ■vy thh Baautful Bathroom M eJam 2:19—Medley Time ■ 11:45— ^Aunt Jenny's Stories. NOW;;; Pay Only $7 Monthlyi , Pay a Fanny 'it OetobnrI #5 P 9 f,r*i»et and yea'll rtodi the somt decision 2:30— Concert Matinee 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. 7 9 « « "Medicina 3:00—Agai|ist The Storm ' P. M. The bathroom you’ve always wanted . . . Sale Priced! Y o u can’t buy a better cast-iron furnace than this De- Gibinel 3:15—Ma Perkins 12:15—When a Girl Marriea. Luxe model I An automatic humidifier provides con­ 12:80— Romance of Helen Trent Gloaay white enameled recessed aeat-tub is SAFE be­ Yes, sir! There’s something about a Dodge Job-Baled truck 3:30—Guiding Light stant, healthfully moist air! The oversize firepot holds 3:45—Vic and Bade 12:48— Our Gal Sunday. cause bottom is f la t ... it’s bigger insidej 'Vanity style toat’s diScrenL It Jast keeps rettin' along! Easy on gss . . . 1:00—News, weather. lavatory has a wide back shelf I The. china closet haa a 23% more fuel. (Less stoking for you!) A bigger radi­ easy en o il. *'. easy on upkeep! And Dodge truck driYers Galvanized, does not need paint­ Receesed cabinet trimmed in \ 1:09—Main Street— Hartford. mother-of-pearl celluloid coated seat I ator fo r quick beat I W ait ’til ndxt October to" pay I say, *Easy on me, too.” Dodge Job-Reted trucks are built \ 1:18— Woman In White, ing. 16-mato keeps out smaller ttainlees steel! Mirror baa an Prices to Remain iimcta. Save, at W ardil attractive design at topi that way . . . tbe famous Dodge “ dependable quality” way. 1:80— ^The Right to Happiness. 1:49—Life Can Be BeautifuL Leek ’em ever today! The Dodge Job-Rated trudi that fits Same at Bolton 2K)0— Young Dr. Malone. Supreme Regnbr 98e yaur job w ill save you money . . . in fir§t coot, in opereling tgiH|i>raturatorav Tftenty Turitish aviation cadets Beautiful valvety finish Standard duality—brilliant > Burton D. Pearl will remain the same, but our ete lah for were to leave here today for Eng­ walls, ceilinga. Washable I walla,' standard of entertainment will be APPLIANCE & FURNITURE gENTRE land. where they will be given in­ Gaia, ffere 1 . 9 S . . . N e w 1.A S Gail, wets PHONE 7590 higher.” tensive -training aa fighter and llie Botton Lake PtayfaouM will SM BIAIN 8T, hotel SHERIDAN BLPG. ■om aD UNoaa a u t h o r iy y ae t h i coca-c o ia c o m pa n y by bomber pilots by toe Royal Air b ^ to its fourth seasoo of drapoatic Force. stock st 8:49 Tuesday evening, Additional groups may be sent BUY NOW .PAY MONTHLY ( AI 1 COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST^ HARTFORD, CONN. June 24th. to England in tba next few months, it was ssBonaoed. aad gsaduatea MOINTGOMERY WAR 100,900 .iOf the Tinidab A ir TELEPHONE 51€11 MAMCHfiSTEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER.* CONN. WEDNESDAY, JU ^E 18,1941 ilANCHESTEB BV EN IN G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, iW E 18, t9 4 t pear to occur in close association. The whole subject of vitamins is In the bargaining groups, la being keys so thsy can take a short cut intensely laterMting, and I invite ‘I Wanted WipgB’ asslstsd by Tbomaa F. Bums, paeity of defense oil coordinator, Vitamin A promotes growth and my readers to send for Dr. Frank Need 10 Males Meeting Again senior labor consultant of the Of­ Ugly ktnl of poMtica. but rmtaov thain to and from school." HEALTH AND DIET Lease-Lend Aid Story sea that Japan no longer main­ J, Edgar Hoover’s boys haven’t) vitamin D adds in the formation McCoy’s article entitled "List of fice of Production Managsment; J. MttxBly from the juHwJlcMon of Viumins” which describes vlU- Frank Ward, Federal Labor De­ W m O iH ia t tains a monopoly on the oil Ameri­ Washington quite got over that one. ADVICE of bones and teeth, and ia a pre­ For Ideal Man tk« Genaral Awambly. Tbta Id to ventive of rickets. Ihese two vita­ mlns and their uses at length. Just On Wage Row partment conciliator, and Oeorge The itching tonni have thd IndWlduAl comimmltlet can industry needs. Let him make FimrielMd by the MoOoy mins are not destroyed by heat and address your request to the Mc­ Is in Big Black Book McDonough,, a State jUabor Depart­ enough to make ancons sure that it is never written that Health BerviM are therefore retained in cooked Coy Health Service In care of this ment conciliator: and anxious for relief, m elect their own Juditee, who would Daybook food. ViUmina B and C are easily newspaper enclosing a large self Janet Blair, New Holly­ Another Effort Made to fer froin eczema. Itchy undoubtedly be nominated by poH- this war was lost because Ameri­ Quotations addressed envelope and 5 cents in angry red blotchea or ottaar By Jack Btinnett Address oommoiUcatlaM to U m destroyed by beat, especially vita­ wood Glamour Pros- Settle Dispute Involv­ Penalty for Shaving can oil kept the Japanese war ma­ min C. The absence of vitamin B loose stamps. Onl^ Two Copies, One Would Prefer Gayda ____ r ishes due to extoraal It siaMn Ucal partied, but who would be Health Barvles Peterson’s Ointment, 35e MfcfcRRW. 0»»«- voted upon by electora deeply and chine alive and functioning as a I am tired of tbe feeling of in­ Herald, Atteatlen MeUsy from the dleUry leads to nervous IiLPossession of Roose­ pect, Tells Her Ideals. ing Brass Company. THOIIA* ^BROOSOJ* threat to American security. Washington—The Federsl Bu­ feriority In both North snd South disorders, digestive disturbances Questions and Answers In Court to Sentence Prescott, Arlz.—(F)— Mayor E. gists. If one appUcatioa directly concerned with the quali­ reau of Investigation turns over a Americana.... It la the Ameri­ Question: Mrs. U. M. writes— A. McCabe waa found guilty by. j delight yon, money rsftihded. O e f b w <• That, Mr, Ickes, would be the Vltamins For Health and this vitamin is abundantly velt and Other Held Hollywood, June 18— —Sorry, Waterbury, June IS—(F) - State ty and standard of the Justice few stones; __ cans, not the European, who are a found in whole grain. For many Please explain the cause of im­ New York, June 18.—CF)— kangaroo court of sab ^ g ln g the son's Ointment also woiidarfol most shameful defeat this nation Only a few years ago, little was Melissa, but that ideal man you and Federal mediators met today annua, rodeo by removing his itching of feet, cracks :Mh*4 B»«rT wiiich would rule in their commu­ The FBI survey of defense superior race. years this column has advocated petigo. My boy has a bad case of By Hopkins. Piero Saporltl, a correspon­ took oa a June bridegroom Just could ever encounter. planU has turned up a lot of —Ueutenaat Oommaader Oarios known of the vitamins, and only the use of wholemeal in bread- it and I am quite worried." dent of II Glornale D’ltalia, with company and union officials beard dur^g a whiskerino contest. toes. -M offiM it Minetiiitir, nity. can't be. It* takes 10 of him, no ga g««®wa ClRW ItRtf r. strange things. For instance, at Fallon of Coloaibla. in the last few years have scien­ making and for general use In­ Answer: This is a streptococcic By Irving Perimeter appeared in traffic court with In another effort to settle a wage The court decided the mayor The present legislativa system infection in the Integument of ri-e matter how charming or resource­ one plant where they are making tists been able to isolate these stead of refined white flour which Washington, June 18.—OP)—The a summons for all-night park­ ful he seemed, to make the ideal dispute Involving The Amertej^n must ride a horse around the court­ «n»8Ci«rnoN rate* of minor court appointments some­ Where France “Lives On” instrumenU tha*. are among the The most Important fact about has practically no vitamin B con­ skin. Scratching re-lnfecta the ing. Brass Company, - holder—of large house plaza while wearing a night food factors which are so necessary ifory of United States lend-lease man. times produces very food Judges, military's deepest darkest secrets, ^ufh unemployment In 1941 is tent. At this time, both the British area Involved, and the disease is - ” I want to tell you some­ Well, Melissa, that’s what Janet national defense contracts and Its shirt. His honor agreed. Read Herald Advfl* ji«nu hr »«n ...... J ‘SJ Marshal Petain yesterday deliv­ FBI investigators asked to see to health. It U not so very long common in children who neglect aid. to Great Britain'is. ih^ a big 10,000 employes. ,i« 0 6 » y ...... J,;; and sometimes it produces very that we still have it. ago that those who emphasized and American governments have thing,” said Magistrate Mi­ Btair says Janet thinks she knows, ered to the French people an In­ where the army's secret plans and —Report of thq American Youth ruled that white bread should have their personal cleanliness or who > black- book. ' chael A. Ford. ‘T wish it was Deputy State Labor Commis­ bad opes. It Ukes no great stretch the Important part which diet use common towels in washrooms. after touring "every college town meiibbr o r _ _ ventory of his stewardship during specifications were kept. OommlRalon. plays in health and In disease were Vitamin B and the mineral salts You can’t look in the book, be­ your employer who was in In the country” with Hat Kemp's sioner Morgan R. Mooney stated T*a ASSOCIATED r of the Imagination to believe that The official accompanying them Iron and calcium added to make The best treatment it Jto carefully front of iffe. I would Uke to last night, following a nine-hour the year he has led them into sub- took the men to a vault and proud­ ridiculed and laughed at. However cause it has a very exclusive circu­ orchestra. A* AWOClAt^ -^obVlOR- panple themselves would, over Sometimes the old stock la so recent discoveries hsve changed up for the loss of these essentials, remove the crusts as they form, lation. There are only two copies, give him six months twice a oNw that she’s become the new­ conference, the agreement to con­ MRIUiS » ••• i lection to Nasi purposes. It is ly eifpislned that the company had old that it rots away. in milling. I still advocate the use and the contents of the sorea Su*-. year for telling the Italian tinue negotiations was reached af­ Opening Thursday, June 19th the yeius. make a type of selec just had the new fire-proof, burg­ the entire picture and, as Oliver to begin with. President Roose­ est of Hollywood's ney glamour the most tragic Inventory any —Rev. Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, Goldsmith said: "Those who came of the whole meal, and can see lit­ phur or some other antiseptic lo­ velt has one and Harry L. Hopkins, people falsehoods—not telUng prospects—and presumably won't ter repreaentativea of the manage­ With A Complete Line of Smart, Up-to-the-Minatc a i u u “u v v .’s: 's . -.w^ tion consistently and evenly high­ lar-proof steel door Installed. T^e New York Minister. tle sense in removing these* essen- tion or ointment often helps in ment and The Mine, Mill and Smel­ statesman ever rendered his p ^ agintTwere Impreised but^ey in­ to scoff remained to pray.” Many his assistant in charge of lend- the'ni the truth about this have to face those college men on er. of the bitterest anUgonlsts to the tisl food factors, and then adding clearing the disorder. The crusU lease, has the other. „. war." any more tours—she feels free to ter Workera Union (CIO) had fail­ pie. vestigated further to find the oth­ If American Christianity ia sat­ them synthetically. However the may be softened before removal ed to reach an understanding on •f dlWRtchst h«r»l» RT« a'*® n is possible that some commu­ nutritional or body fuel Idea in the You might find it dull reading, The newsman’s employer, speak her mind. "Today you have for the most er three v.lls of the "fireproof, isfied to remain merely a specta­ step is a great step forward for by the application of hot boric Vlrginlo Gayda, being In It­ the polnta at Isaue. nities would warm to the Idea of burglar-proof" vault were of wood prevention and treatment of dis­ anyway. It is packed so full of "An Ideal dancing partner may Millinery $ 1 .00 up part gone back to your homes," tor of the world’s tragedy, it will ease, have become Its most ardent the eater of white bread who al­ acid fomentations. figures that microfilm pictures of aly, the Judge gavq. Saporltl a be impossible in a bridge game," The employes want a 10-centa- panels through which any keyhole lose Its own soul. ways thought. Ahe whole meal- / ^ r e e noted film stars and a sensational newcomer to the screen an-hour raise, four cents morn electing their own Judges, while he said. "Undoubtedly prisoners saw expert could go in 10 minutes advocates. the huge statistical tables were in­ s'uspqnded sentence. explains Janet. "Too, colleges seem No Tw. Hat. Alilu! others might prefer to continue —Rev. Dr. John Sutherland Bon- While the vitamins which are of eater was a food crank. Vitamin C serted in the books to keep them to . attract men more or less of a irilspired McClelland Barclay to paint this conception of them as they than the company, a aubaidlary of PakHak«r« have not yet returned, |vomen and through which fire could eat nell. ' is abundantly found in the fresh Afriopa Motoring Anaconda Copper and one of the taking their chances in the biennial in less than that. the greatest importance and have down to reasonable size. Fattern." appear in "1 Wanted Wings," the Paramount aviation spectacle play­ M im Math^a Jtf***'~ work and suffer, food Is dlfflciiH to citrus fruits- - and especially in Each book is a loose leaf binder, Compofente of Ideal Man "big three" firms In this center of ' Baw Tart. Chleas®. Datrolt grab-bag at Hartford. Those who We too are lost if our faith in been isolated, research chemUts Wild animals congregating on ing Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the State theater. Left to the brass Industry, has offered. get. taxes IrriUte you and your According to the FBI finger are still probing into the mysteries oranges. Being easily destroyed the roads are difficult to shoo about 18 Inches Ipng, 7 Inches wide New Sentinel So Miss Blair went to 10 col­ The Village Bonnet Shop have the InsUnct and the willing­ civil liberty U blotted out by hate by heat, there is usually leas of and 4 inches thick. More pages right, tbe stars are Ray Mllland, Brian Donlevy and William Holden. Tho company has plants hern mncBSE Atrorr borbao o r children don’t always have enough print files there are Just about and fear of the temporary inva­ of other food and nutrition factors, away, so night driving is not leges for oomponenta of her ideal and In Ansonia and Torrington. 772 MAIN STREET OPP. STATE THEATER IRCOtATlONB. ness to try election of their Judges and each discovery is another step this vlUmln in the canned fruit will be added as the war contin­ The honey-haired siren ia Veronica Lake. to eat, but France lives on—her eight tim'es as many criminal men sion of the liberty we have. Juices. If these have been subject­ recommended in many parts of man. Here's sow she would as­ Moon^,-aa principal go-between should certainly be accorded that in the United SUtes as there aw __Justice Curtis Bok, Phlladel- I toward a complete understanding Africa. ues. Is Perfected semble him; Tka Earal* Brt«Ua» OaiapaBY. bridges and her factories sre be­ of Nature. Vitamins A and D ap­ ed to heat for their preservation. Will Get Thorough Airing BEjttltti* i i fliiiitit ritP^v^i'* privilege. But only the demand of criminal women. A survey of their Harvard, ideal dancing ^partner. (imy far typagraakteal a” *™ V* ing rebuilt. vast index of flngerprinU com­ But, after the war, the book will He has social graces, small talk, .••afiu ■■ adaartlatmanta la »a the people themselves can, in ac­ Must I remind you of the Im­ pleted recently showed 5,305,500 have to get a thorough airlfig be- Britain Asks for Volun­ ballroom finesse. ^JuBcAaatar BaaatBt Itaraid. tuality,/bring sxich a change to mense effort of our agriculture, W le and 561,400 female criminals causeAt Is this' record of what pre­ Yale, ideal theater conUpanion. WailnedBy. June II on the books. sumably must be paid back. Brit­ teers to Make and .Op­ Because he's been steeped In the which despite the absence of a ain ia expected to pay back plane traditions of drama he can talk ery two years, June brings erate Radiolocators. Between PrmyBrf million farmer prisoners has put a However, the survey of crime for plane and tank for tank, under intelligently of the theater. the usual, disllluaionment to the million hectares of new land into for the United States for 1940 the theory of the lend-lease act, Massachusetts Institute of Tech, shows that Kipling still U right— although payment in some other ^ London, June 18.—(F)—Breaking ^^^fj^jlapsHor Court Judge Ks people of Connecticut. Uke some cultivation ?’’ nology, ideal bridge partner. Tech­ has the impresrton 0 £ t the the female of tho species continues | kind of usable merchandise might her best-kept secret of the war. nical and analytical, he plays well. of the pollUcians. they wish there The tragedy of this inventory more dealy than the male. Out of i also be considered. Britain called today for a volun­ Knows bridge is not worth a quar­ lijiiggMCticut General /AiiBBibly were a more creditable system for lies not in the circumstances each 1,000 men and 1,000 women ! Activities of the lend-lease ad­ teer army of 13,000 technicians tor rel. ministration are so secret, that with a staffing the toin and city courts which the aged Marshal himself AiT€8t6d in th6 lEnd—10 m^n ftnd her newest sentinel—a radio-wave Virginia, ideal companion tor a B fn y er, and tar^tw een spends Like the politicians, they do noth 13 women are charged with mur­ OflBclals will say nothing about airplane locator on which she pin­ rainy Sunday. He saya the loveliest cites as unpleasant and hard to der. their work. It took p>ermlsaion ned high hopes 6t winning the things he doesn't mean; forgets fll .Its tlmsAlM energy showing ing about It, and let the bW sys­ bear, but In the claims which he from the White House to obtain fierce-fought battle for mastery of yoq immediately. m u ^ ^ ia actually in the tem go on, pretending that some makes for the rebuilding of Speaking of flngerprinU. some these few -facts. her skies " Southern California, ideal ten­ ^ ^ y e r. day, some how, some sort of mira­ evidence of what viUl industrial ‘ | The "big, black book” was de­ Within a few hours after British nis companion. Because he likes France. In his concept of what planU afe doing to protect them- ’ scribed by MaJ. Gen. James H. officialdom disclosed tbe devices tennis better than he does girls, are sorry to say that there cle ia going to change it for the Bums, executive officer of the QUICK ACTION makes France "live on"—there 1s selves against saboUge may be many sessions when we agree had been perfected and put Into he plays instead of flirts. "Tisr"" M i n B B i ^ 1 ^ ■ MM Ml ■ better. Next time you meet some the tragedy. gleaned from recent FBI finger- 1 1 "Office of Defense Aid Reports” actual war operation by the hun­ I^lnceton, ideal for occasional « tth Judge Wynne. At the begin citlsen a'ho expresses his holy hor­ print record recelpU. In three 1 1 (legal name of the lend-lease ad­ Bridges, he says, are being re­ ministration), and Philip Young, dreds, Lord Beaverbrook, minister date. He’s nearly always a good ^ ef each session, the decent ror S t the biennial Jobfest at Hart­ months in the 1941 fiscal year, i of state, called for 10,000 men and scout, and is sophisticated enough built—for the better transit of 730,763 seU of flngerprinU were his chief assistant. Even Burns to attract attention. pMpIs of Connecticut have fond ford, ask him what he Is prepared doesn’t have a copy, and all Young 3;000 women to make and operate Nasi overlords. received by the bureau from In­ the radiolocators. - Takes Football Seriontly ■%apm that, by eobm miracle, legia- to do about It. dustrial and commercial firms. | has are the rough worksheets and Notre Dame, ideal escort at a Factories, says the Marshal, are During the Vorrespondlng quarter the microfilm negatives—all lock­ In his appeal, broadcast to 5Pfc/yiis/ liftNs nature will change. Toward football game. He takes football being reconstructed—so that they in 1940, the FBI got .only 248,- . ed up in a vault. t America, Lord Beaverbrook pre­ ^^.tl|S sridlWi of the aeasion, hope be- As Young explained it, “What dicted "powerful benefits and im­ more seriously than anything else Let Japan Hava the Shortage donate their production to the 842 seU from such companies. I and would explain every play. At the height of the senson! Just when ‘"^jillil-to fade. And than the ses- In the last few days, the FBI has we have here is really a $7,000,- mense reUef’ from the Invention, task of helping the Nasis keep the 000,000 general store dealing in credited to Robert Alexander Wat­ Tennessee, ideal for summer ro­ £ b wlads up, as usual, in a Jolly One of the moat maddening had two cases which Illustrate the mance. Jie flirts with anybody, but you need them most! Wards make civilized world In terror. value of this fingerprinting in everything from eggs to tanks." son Watt, 49-year-oId Scottish sci­ gTSh^hsg with the Bute of Con- stories patriotic Americana have entist who considers himself "one so gracefully every compliment Is Two and a half million acres of criminal Investigation. One fellow, i| 1^ General Burns interpolated, a love song. Roomy Food M Ucut playing BanU <3aus, and had to read in a long time came who had applied for a Job and ^ "Yes, and not long ago we filled a of the boys In the backroom" of 3 Sensational Offers! Don't miss this from Philadelphia yesterday. It new land have been put Into culti­ British order for rubber bands, the Air Ministry. Stanford, ideal on a desert island. Freshener coemldered a success sworn that he never had been ar­ He’d worry so about his appear­ ^ 4 m y aashitious legtaUtor on each told of how—only because a busl- vation, Petain boasts—so that rested, was discovered to have pencils, writing paper Ink, and Details of the device’s operation, Amazing Opportunity to SAI/E! . . France can play her assigned part been twice In trouble, first when he , | pens"—ail needed for a certain of course, were withheld, but ance he’d leave me beautifully ^^s of the political fence has faa- ness executive whose firm needed British Army headquarters. Clement R. Atlee, lord privy seal, alone. in Hitler's scheme for a permanent made "false affldavlU in connec-, Rutgers, ideal husband. He takes tm sd himself on to the sUU pay the oil for American defense pro­ tion with a Veterans’ Bureau On Sale Tomorrow! More Volumlhbns Records Kept told the House of Commons yes­ European order. terday it is "a radio that finds the life as it comes. Is accustomed to psB for the neat two years duction dared to protest—the claim" in Oklahoma—for which he ; Besides the "big, black book,” losing (see football records) and th e thing that gives every Gen United States government pre­ With these things, Petain was sentenced to. 18 months in other and much more voluminous enemy in the darkness, that seeks Leavenworth penitentiary — and^^ him out through the clouds.. .that has not had enough experience m l Assembly lU odorous repuU vented the Asuma Mani, a Japa­ claims, ’’France lives on.” Maker’s Showroom Samples of our records of all sorts are being kept, with women to understand me too He la a poor, misguided, mlM- again when he violated tho condi­ in compliance with a promise of sends an avenging fighter to the well. ttoB with the public, and the thing nese tanker, from taking on a tions of his parole. The second case Budget Director Harold D. Smith place where be will meet the lurk­ Hey, what’s that? 'Take hope, Judge Wynne was talhing about, cargo of 152,000 gallons of oil at taken man. was that of a man who sought a to Congress. ing bomber and bring him to de­ struction.” Melisaa, maybe your June bride­ ti the biennial log-rolling over that port. ^ If he had wanted to tell the Job and admitted that he had been Finest Custom Made Upholstered Furniture The procedure is still being groom’s the Rutgers type. world yesterday that France really arrested three times. What he! ironed out to simplify and expedite Some informed sources said, that minor court Jobs. No matter how What is shameful about It is neglected to tell, his flngerprinU even In its first limited use the What’s that, Janet? O-h-ta-h.... lives on, he would have said: it. Now, It takes on the average, “But don't let him ‘Die for dear Big Speedy See Thfs Multi-Featured 6'^Atu'h, pious each new governor seems that, if It had not been for this did tell—he was a fugitive, wanted about 10 days for a British requi- device helped greatly last autumn "Not a communication facility Happy day for you who want highly individual styles old Rutgers’." ever thU issue, no matter what executive, the oil would have been in Santa Monica, Calif., for burg- ] . sition .to go through the mill. But In the terrific air war and that its ' Freaxer high resolves the legislators them- has been restored for the \ise of lary. $3,304.50 Worth at and unusually rich fabrics. You reall.v must see these in emergencies, it has been speed­ increasing use had a bearing on Spaniel Retrieves Golf Balls Refrigeratorl Compare it with loaded and on lU way to Japan by ed up to a record, in ope Instance, the recent lull in Nazi activity over oslvcs oocasionally make, the re­ the Nasi armies. Not a factory, j pieces to appreciate their superb tailoring and distinc­ this time, leaving the eastern sea­ A perfect match for the wooden of three hours. . Britain! . Rehoboth, Del.—(F)—Sambo, a sult is always the same. It will not a workingman, has agreed to vault story was a plant where a I tive beauty. All are one-of-a-kind and subject to prior The two men who attend to the Previously detectors were of the Others Priced up to ^30 Merely board and New England to wrestle highly secretive weapon was de- j black cocker spaniel, believes In bs always the same so long ss the with the problem o f’a threatened produce for Nasi conquest. Not sale. details—they have a staff of only mechanical ear type—picking up keeping his master supplied with an additional grain of wheat has veloped. The plant owners showed 35, one of the smallest In Wash- and amplifying tha sound of air­ pocket change. He constantly re­ Gsnsrsl Assembly Itself retains shortage. Only the protest of an agenU where tho preliminary work Unless othenvise noted, all pieces are made to these Ingto'n—are a contrast. Bums Is plane motors overhead or near. been growi for the oppressor." on tho weapon was done—behind trieves golf balls lost In woods ad­ the of BUing the state’s minor individual American did the trick. deluxe specifications: Hardwood frames glued, dow­ 55, an Iron-haired veteran of a According to tbe official expla­ jacent to the Rehoboth Country Then the world would have locked steel doors and fire-proofed lifetime In the Army. He gradu­ nation, the new radiolocator sends courts. So far as the government was con­ walls. Only a few days before, the [ HALF eled, screwed and corner braced. Finest webbing, in­ club, bringing them home to Frank ated from West Point in 1008, The stats rtmuld know, by this cerned, nothing -would have been known that France was really llv first working or "pilot” model of terlaced and double tacked On both backs and *^ts. out electric waves which signal the L. (Jhase, who reconditions and started specializing in ordnance in locating and course of pliznes miles sells them hack to club members. that it is altogether too done. The government is busy pre­ Ing on. the weapon was completed. "Where Springs sewn to webbing and tied eight times. 100^ 1910, won the Distinguished Serv­ As It Is, the world looks not to is it?” the agenU asked—and were away. No one has been able to explain much to aspect bur legislators to paring the eastern half of the horsehair and cotton fillings. Muslin lined. Solid ina- ice Medal for his powder and tx-Jft It was said unofficially that vir­ Sambo’a attraction for golf balls. Petali^ for evidence of France’s taken out of the main factory to plosive procurement work In the Handy an these Jobs without some hsodeat country for the possibility of gss- a flimsy sheu, whose doors were hogany exposed frames and legs. Cushions filled with tually the same principle has been He's retrieved more than 500 this survival, but to De Gaulle, and to World War. applied in submarine detection. year . SterowayBln deference to their own talents and leas Bimdaya snd fuelless winters. held fast by simple metal hasps- 50% goose down and 50% fine goose feathers. Young, however, was bom but c^iacitlea Of course your fellow those scattered but seriously in­ and there it was. Every American who la quite PRICE 31 years ago and has been work­ Bomber on the Judidary commit­ tent Free French forces who alone ing for the Securities Commission willing to give up gas and fuel If None of these, however, caused tee would make a good Judge; represent the true and the historic and Treasury almost since the day his own country needs it will stand FBI agenU such consternation as $79.00 Junior Lounge Chair in rose moire; he got out of college. But he ia doesn’t he think you are of Judi­ France. Petain has bridges, but the aviation plant where some of $198.00 Lawson Love Seat covered in a brown up and cheer for the proposition kick-pleated skirt; not new to big business, because cial calibre yourself? Your col- no honor, factories, but no free­ our choicest new planes are being textured material with beige tbat^ not one gallon of anything built A little before eight one $98.00 Down cushion...... $39.50 hla father is Owen D. Young, re­ [leaguo from Podunk seems a good dom, new acres under cultivation, fringe; down cushions tired president of General Electric should be sscriaced for the benefit morning, tho Investigators were fellow; since Podunk has to have but not one foot of free French amazed to see a small parade of $98.00 Barrel Chair with deeply tufted back; Company. ’Hete*s your cbaucet Get the year's most imag­ of Japan, the great aggressor of $225.00 Duncan Phyfe Sofa with solid mahog­ a Judge^ why shouldn’t it be soma soil to stand on. If France lives children come up to the gates of down cushion. Berrywine printed linen in wlla Some Of Buslneee ^ u tin e the Pacific, Japan, the reason we any carved’frame; single down^cusWoi^ Blue Some of tbe lend-lease business ing refrigerator buy right now at Montgomery sue you knoa'? on, it is In spite of him and the the fence that guards the plant lily design with green and Pay as little reseri-atlon, pull keys from their damask with burgundy and "" - AT has been worked down to a rou­ Ward! It’s a great big multi-featured model That is the friendly sort -traitors around him. pockeU, unlock the gaUs and {fold eeeaeeaae********** $49.50 tine. For tnatance, the British file Which makes the WeniUal Judge- The whole nation is. by this march through. The children used beige stripe ...... $112.50 their requests every morning at 9 Fully priced $30 less than compafable refrigerators time, aware of what a sly and sor­ $79.00 Junior Lounge Chair in yellow and ship deals at Hartford such a sue- another key and went through a $260.00 English Lounge Sofa ^ 1 O IS a.m. However, the preliminary elsewhere I It’s even priced less than the ry game of appeasement official Popolarity Indleated door that is always locked on the green plaid cover; work begins days or weeks before Soalod Unh ocas. Hungry pocketboeka and In exquisite wine brocatelle.. . , v o W Washington U playing with Japan. ouUidc. Leaving the plant on the Down cushion ...... $39.50 the requests arrive. "stripped" boxes of nationally advertised the ambitions of some 70 little Kansas aty.-—Tom Saw­ other side, they used a third key Suppose the British want one makes! Yet it*sTquality built. . . inside and out! ' political machines help this friend­ It should also be aware of what yer. 24, bound for duty as a Navy to pass out through gates of the $98.0Q’Chair to match sofa a^ve, covered in_ $198.00 Tufted Regency Love Seat wittkAlown airplane and one carload of tele­ kind of gratitude Japan will use, fence opposite from those through phone wire. Here is what would ly Ipgle along. petty officer, told 19 young women beige damask with contrasting ' seat. Covered in gold faile with contrasting It has Wards hermetically sealed unit backed one day, to repay us for our kind acquaintances of hla departure. which they had entered. burgundy velvet w elts...... happen: DOWN What shall be done about It? [ "Oh, those kids." the plant fore­ dark green velvet 1. First the British experts on attmtions. In fact, jipan took a Ten showed up at the Union sUi-, by 5-year I Protection—and it uses famous re­ Well, the first thing U for the tion to kiss him goodbye. man explained. "We furnish them] $298.00 Queen Anne Sofa with solid, carved w elts eeeeeeeeeeeeea## $98.00 airplanes and telephone wire would Con y frigerant (Freon 12). All moving parts are people of Connecticut realize good pot shot at a United States mahogany frame and legs; down seats; herring­ meet informally with correspond­ \ Monthly gunboat the other day. Just as $98.00 Armless Chair having tufted seat a ^ ing- American experts,' to Sound * Huymrnts sealed-in for life. Enjoy this big M-W today! that, in spite of the prayer which bone design mohair cover in A A A A back. Blue antique satin cover; C A them out on the availability of the cloaes each aeasion of the General sample of what we may expect items, the i;ecommended iroeclflca- 'Act now... to protect your family’s food during Aaaembly, God Is not going to save from her If we make it possible for kick-pleated sk irt ...... qP^TjFeiJvr tlons for them, and posslDle sub- her to continue her wars of con­ $135.00 Chaise Longue with tufted seat and atitutea the .sweltering summw heat! the Btate of Cqpnerticut unlees the Man About't ManKAttan $119.00 Lounge (^air with tufted back and quest. back; kick-pleat valance. 2. Then the British would draw A lEUei Wliei STUTED state makes at least an effort in By Oeurgfl arms. Chartreuse j(wtured up requisitions on a standard form its own behalf. There arc still some After an the experience of these Rose moire cover...... iP v • ea^vf • homespun coyer; Down seat .... qPaJa/eaJvf provided by tha United Etatea, things wo must do for ourselves. last few years, some one in the clear the requisitions with the FIFTEEN YEARS A80 New York—The wreathe thatigood you ate. you don't J>je $98.00 Barrel Chair, Georgian Style with hand $150.00 Chaise Longue with down .seat and central agency of the various Brit­ Ualeaa the people decide to do State Department still thinks that were hung on Max- Schmellng'a I«hot unleaa you agree to play ball eart'ed solid walnut base'; m olti^lored gold dam­ ish missions, and send them to Just to mile* thc^tiiqr! lamp* in our ttltp h on t 1 Chambarlain and Laval were right. You don’t get the champ unleaa ; back. Yellow-green damask YOU’LL something about it, the present name by aomc aporta writera when ask design in burgundy and tur- 7 ^ ' Bums on the next 9 a. m. delivery, switchboards, ninttetn ^ffarant materials But appeasement pays only one you sign your future ring activi­ c o v e r ee.eeeeeeeeee eee # a e e e e e • $75.00 . system of Judgeablp log-rolling la the erroneoua report of hla demise ties away. quoise.. Button b a c k ...... fiP ^ a ^ e # Referred Proper Agency are ustdf Literally faundreda of other I kind of dividend, whether it be 3. Bums and Young would note o w n SAY IT’S A *100 VALUII Vjpilng to continue. Human nature, In Cre'le came in were not in, key Whether Max Schmellng was a I $119.00 Pillow-back Lawson Lounge Chair in materials are needed to manufacture the where Jobs and pocketbooka are from Nazi Germany or militaristic with the things that were said good* figMeYT5r**"bad fighter had ■ $98.00 Junior Barrel Chair in Swedish ^modern damask having a blue background with mauve the requlaltlons and refer them © ® about him when he was fighting no bearing on the iasue. He ] design with pickled fruitwood frame; coral s tn i^ to one of five agencies—the War, equipment for our central oJBcea. W hat WASHIRS AT <10 MORII oqoccmed, has an ' aihazingly Japan. stripes. Down seat and Navy, Agriculture or Treasury De- We think Americans throughout in the United States. 1 can, recall whipped Louts, snd the only rea­ covering having beige stripes; 7 ^ 50 would happen if see srere to be ait off from Steadfast quaUty. .•eieeeaaeeeeaeeeeeeeaeee partments, or the Maritime Com­ more than one eaaay summing up son he fought Louis was for the 1 ^ l)8ck the source of these materials, many of which Judge Wynne would solve the the nation would like to halt this the German aa a miser and a pen­ right to meet Braddock for the brass nail trim ; Down se a t...... fiP*TaFe fl mission. If they can’t decide obstinate and perverse appease­ ny-grabber. Max never cared about title. He must have been daxed. to $139.00 Down Channel Back Chair covered in where It ought to go, they consult come from foreign lands? «W^t svould problem by having the state adopt $59.60 Junior Lounge Chair (small model suiU , representatives of all of them, who ment of Japan. blowing hla money on blondes in aay the least, when Louis, after I happen if the prices of ether materials should DELUXE EQUIPPD a flonstitutional amendment giving recovering from hla beating, waS rose matelasse with fiowers in $59.50 meet every day at 11:30 for this FUU FAMILY Yet only when it was devilishly Broadway nightclubs. able for bedroom) in peach broca- 0 O Q 7 S n^dlepoint effect sk y m k et? appointment of the minor court It is natural, I suppose, to say given preference and an open ahnt telle. 26-76 Down cushion...... q |» ^ a /e f af purpose. In the case of telephone Judges to the Governor, who would and undeniably clear that the nice things about the dead. Yet at Braddock’a title, which he lifted ] $98.00 Barrellhiair with down seat; mahogany wire, it would go to the Treasury. To ba preparad for just thesa emergencies, 40 INCH GAS RANGEI Asuma Maru was about to siphon somehow posthumous tributes uHthout too much trouble. $95.00 Junior Lounge Chair in copper rose ^ i n ; In the case of the airplane—a spec­ the Bell Telephme Laboratories started re­ SIZE-WASUR name them with the approval of frame. Covered in a soft red R f l ial case—it would go to a Joint , the General Assembly. This is the oil out of the tanks of American have a phoney ring when written tufted back; kick-pleated valance; y C A search fifteen jrtara ago. Many substitute by men who never hesitated to be | But, things Uke that happen In damask having self-tone design. qP*TaF e J V r Army-Navy Aircraft Board. -EOlutioa generally propoaed, and induatry did Harold L. Ickea, who blunt and uncomplimentary when I New York. They happen every .....A. Tha department, returns., thp nMiterialg hjiye hem (Uscovered. T m hich , generally aabotaged, at each aaa- |U defenae oil coordinator, move to day. You’ve got to play b*U If you | $79.00 English Lounge Chair in blue fib red requisition to Bums with written are b e t ^ ihkn the origi:^ tuvewr^dy liem the "deceased" was alive. $98.00 Arm Chair with tufted seat," back and reccommendations, which say A 0 im of the Gcaerai Aaaembly. It j halt the ahlpment want to net ahead In the blg-tlme damasks Spring-filled seat put in use. Others art ready ^ ^ ^ Most of these eulogies called fight racket. You’ve got to agree . arm s; covered in periwinkle blue $39 50 whether it ought to be filled, A* irttmt that it would be aomewbat On the same day. Mr. Ickea, aa to fight for Just one man—and $49.50 cushion...... q|ja^aFeww whether the item la already in naed arises. As Cennactlcut's telephone re­ secretary of tha Interior, was say­ ScbintUng s great guy and a velvet a a e • e e « » ♦ • a a • r* ' batter than tbe preeent system: gams If not a great fighter. They nobody else. You’ve got to take | stock, or on order, or can be order­ quirements mount sritii a spaed never bafere SeasadoBal lew pries fer aa all- FaJly 40“ wids . . . roil’dpavap tollOS ing soma very harsh words shout orders. Joe Louis U a better fight­ If it’e- more convenient for you to e h o p ed. If the department recommends slsewbarsi Yon get a bif 11^ evea . . • aaythiag would; but there is no dwelt on his good points hU abid­ * $75.00 Junior Lounge Chair in plain berrywine a'denisi—whleb has happened ia aqualad in history; aa restrictions on foreign whits washerl Aad it's sqnippsd the Aluminum Co. of A m sri^ ing faith In himself when sU oth­ er than Schmellng ever was or j tome evening other then Tueedey or Thurz- tight iastde/ Holds a 2S-lb. tarhsrl Csa. i gpiFentse tlmt It would eliminate ever could be. He is truly a great j needletextapeatry with blue welts. Button back; dey iwhen we’re regulerly opm until » a few unimportant instances—r the trade become more acute i and ae tbe conserv­ with famons Lovsll adjiutabls This company, he charged, seaka ers doubted. Yet theee voice# were wriagerl Compartl louAUTea umit ttrsd top! Cutlery drasrer ia sto r ifs ~ tte same k h ^ of log-raiUng Judge not lifted In hU defense when he champion. But that doesn’t alter : kick-pleated valance. t^ 7 SO P. M.) Phone 5171 for a epeclal appoint­ m atter is closed, except that the ation of many metals has become urgently apace! Wby pay note far !•••? to maintain its monopoly even in British could appeal to Mr. Hop­ Svrnar. Meit see* ee eete* "iBEma. attacks. was given a crude run-around.af- the case that Schmellng earned 25-76 Down s e a t...... • ea# v r ment. . importaht for national defense, thia reseflk^h Rs «•••••••••• s l c e d l i Is tha face of the natloii’c great need ter he kno<^ed out Joe Louis in the right to meet Braddock for kins or tbe president ■ ••••••••••••#:S 4 .« S - r^Tbe lag-mUlBg would then be ia standing us in good stead. It is helping ue ‘B ^eferted diioctly to tbe Govem- for the vital metal It produces. their first fight—a deal that saw the title—and never got it. He waa $98.00 Junior Lawson Lounge Chair in durable 5. If the department approves, the beaten Louis, not the victori­ ■bpved arouhd. He waa flnneaked and already has tbe item in stock. to provide you srith the best possible tele­ : BFa offiee, aad bow far U go^^and He went further, and said: neatly aa Culberalon can re- , green damwk self-toned stripe. ous Schmellng. given the chance Bums prepares a letter for the phone service at a time seben the problems of iggaesful It bacapm would "When the atory of this m i at the heavyweight title, then Kve you of an undefended queen. Down cushion ...... q|j^a*/eaF\/ president’s signature authorizing giving good service are greater than ever dtoactly upon tbe calibre comes to be arritten. If it has to be held by tbe amUble James J. The word now ia that Schmel­ ^ $125,000 Lounge CTiair with deeply tu f t^ back the transfer. If the department Braddock. the Jersey pier arsl- lng. a parachute trooper in the approves but has to buy the item, before. The Southern New England Tele­ of tba individual arritten that It arms lost. It may be German army. U convalesclns and inside arms. Plain Empire green sUk'^Mver the matter then goes to the Bud­ Ou':lf* r ':0'V ‘ .1/ because of the recalcitrance of tbe loper. WATKINS phone Company. to ba Govombr. Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe Tm from a fever on a hospital cct get Bureau for approval and tor feBE previouaiy mada Aluminum Oo. of America." naive. But it seems to me that in- aomewhere in Greece. I don’t know with green fringe ...... $62.50 =.. f r ., t 1 , .; f whether he*U see the New York i MONTGOMERY WA Hkrak woeds—and yat ara arc ■ida poHriee shouldn't bo the only ge Ja tba papers or not. but If ba dots tba Mrl lekee’ charge (actor ia detorasining a ebaUan- Biaar aeurl Mwfar tb« heavyweight title in flowery euloflea spun sqound his ;Bot aBly taka Hew TortuOut tbat’a the way it "d^dse" should bsnd-bim a good I {Mm altot badt is bis e»- M to m i r ^ Mo Emttsr^ bow

‘ ■ ' I . .. A. '■ 7 \ f. ■■'' V - - ' , ■ ',; ■> . . -^ ■■ ■■ ' ■■ * X ' \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18.1941 v im \ '..-f ' . . ■ . ' X MANCHESTER EVENHJG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. TVEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,194t Schiebel Brothers, labor and material ...... i • • a * • a 8985 have a balance on* which pay­ - f - Scbieldge, WUHam H.. printing .<...... 454:70 foost Benefits * ments may now be made. EXTRA GOMFCHlTilii* T were reported continuing their Town Bills Voted Paid Scbula, Mrs. Annis, rent ...... 12.00 Additional credits under the new Diicorar for ^bartelf tlM drive on Damascus, and one col­ Local Company - Sohustsrf Vernon, signs ...... 8.00 Under New Law law might amount to as much as 8th District Peace with Germany Never No. End Pond umn was said to be attacking Mea­ Simpson, Alfred, rent ...... 15.00 $165.00 In certain Instances, It was comfort! o f this mntr f nylar' Draft Qucrie# se, three miles west of the city. Di­ A-fETSe," M il. Ursula, board afifl c a r e ...... 15.00 Smith, Ernest D., walk and curb contract ...... 891.69 said. 'viJmmUytmitrMtdrmMsimmdi — 4 Is Sanitaiy rectly south of Damascus Free Buys Property A.dkins Printing Co., printing ...... 3.92 Smith Salea po., stamp p a d a ...... 6.00 In explaining the operation of Follawliif la the Hat of Selective Meet Tonight French forces were reported main­ 'Adams, EYank W., office supplies ...... 13.65 So. New EHigland Telephone Co., service ...... Hartford, June 18.— BecauM of. these new prorislona it was-cited Strvks Service reglelrantii who were mail­ Made by Tribe of Indians 224.40 Given Party taining Bthmg pressure on the Kia- Aetna Brush (Tompany, bruim, ate...... 5.88 Sperry, Luella O., board and care ...... 20.00 incraasad baneflts to ba paid un­ aa an example that a man recieiv- ed ((ueatlonnairea today: Soue road. Fhfo Rm m WMi M valt Air Reduction Sales 0>., acetylene tanks ...... 28.84 Squatritp, Marie, rent ...... 15.00 der the newly revised Unemploy­ Ing $13.50 a week under the old Order f By Alfred Maas - .culiar place In the Six Natlona Board- Health Re­ A t the same time, the British Standard * Washer and American City Magaaina, subscription ...... 2.00 law would have total benefita Om N r i M — • 2 J 0 t » .. Expect InleresUng Ses­ Said, an Allied colunm striking up Standard Office Supply Co., folders and fraroea .... 4.15 ment (Tompensation Law, a great x-anid Mrs. Jolin Mil* No. _ „ Lewiston, N. Y „ June 18.— < « — Tcouncll. The other five naUono were ceives Retiort on Sal­ Mat Concern to Ex­ Apothecaries Hall CTompanyrVater works supplies .. 182.06 Standard Structural Steel (^., beams, etc...... V 137.84 available in the amount of $175.50. 3Q09—Ul.\'aaes G. Upplncott, * sion at Hollister Street Had Kaiser Wilhelm died at th e ' confederated before HenrvHenry Hudson the Lebanese coast advanced four Armstrong, Harry, labor and material ...... 0.75 many persons whose unemploy­ Under the new law this total Tm to miles north of Sldon and sent out Stone, Richard) glasses, etc...... , ...... 14.00 Sorprisad on Wed- Ridgewood. . came, and the Tuscaroras, or 'shirt pand Its Business.' Atkins Brothers, furnishings ...... 166.32 ment benefits had been used up would be increased to $240 and 2010— Bldnin J. Murphy. 43 So. School Auditorium. stake, instead of quietly in his bed ter’s from Hartford. patrols Another* six miles without Sunstrand Salea Agency, adding machine p a p er...... 7.25 ot exile, the Indian nation o^ the wearers,' did not come north from Atlantic Refining (To., oil ...... 1960 Superior Spring A Mfg. (To., Inc., truck p a rta ...... 4.05 since July 1, 1940 may now re­ even If he had used all the bene­ Anniversary. Main, „ opposition, reaching a point *12 H O m Tusedroras might still make peace the Carolinas until 1712. Salter’s Pond, located north of The E. E. Hilliard Oimpany haa Autocar Sales A Service, truck parts and repairs .... 24.74 Superior Typewriter Co., re n ta l...... 6.50 ceive adflltlonal payments. It was fits due prevloualy, he would now 2011— Joaeph J. Sartor, 185 . "In Iroquois custom, children miles from Beirut. sunweiwiiw* B M S T O t , The annual meeting o f the with Germany after 22 years. Lydall street and east of Parker sold to Mra. Marion Jacohson. rep­ Batch A Brown, r e n t ...... M.OO Swift A (Tompany, powder ...... 38.25 stated today by State Labor Com- have a balance of approximately m WIST 48tk tTMBT, m w VM K follow the clan of their mothers, ■resMsstiW.. and Mrs John M. Miner, of But now there can never be ful- street in the Parker6lllage section resenting the Standard Washer Balf (Tompany, Edward, anUhsite, etc...... 245.94 Taggart, Newton, moving ...... 16.00 mlasloner .OomeUus J. Danaher. $65 on which'to draw during the JfoMph B. Btib “S'5-J«,ph J. » a».; “o"™? flUed'the' condltlo'n an embittered I and there SM two 'bew' claM UwdwesSes tomieriy ot Mancheater. of town, is safe for swimming, French Drive Reaches and Mat CTompany, ten acres of Bsntly Oil (Tompany, truck parts, etc...... 12.72 Taylor, Howard I., rent ...... 15.00 Mr. Danaher urged that unem­ rVsst of the year. Jrteod|ojsJM|^oBjn^^Alto ,r g u a ^ at a aurpriae clan grandmother" attached to ansong the T ^ s ^ r s s , but «ml^ Warren J. Scott, director of sani­ land on Adams street, fortnerly Barber Greene (Tompany, equipment ...... 26.79 Templeton, Robert R., use of car ...... lf62 ployed or partially employed per­ k .- of neace In 1919: The one among the Other five nations, Palestine Frontier tary engineering for the State the land owneo by the Peter B a ^ t t Company, tarvia ...... 75.34 Thomas, Mrs. Annie, board and care ...... • 25.00 sona, who would otherwise be ell- In early days, a woman wore a of their J»th marriage rs-ssr™''' fiataer flrs ? m C t be t o r S and , “ On their mlgraUon n o ^ . t ^ Vichy, Unoccupied EYance, June ^:wn4— G. stoutnar. 351 tdcnt. treasurer, tax coUector Md Health department has informed Adams paper company. The sala Bazzano, Joe, meats and groceries ...... U.QO Tober Baseball Mfg. Co., softballs ...... 25.48 glbla for unemployment benefits, ring In her husband's absence to night. The allver K a is e r . ancient Tuscarorss came upon a deserted 18—(flV—The BYench delated to­ T,^*nd ^rnolke. chief engineer will be pce*e_nt^ Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, local health represents all property formerly Beerwort, Inc., E. L., labor 'and material ...... 6.35 68.09 go to their nearest State Employ­ show that he had delegated his L s s iw he mta- Pennsylvania town knd found two night their counter-offensive in Tropical Paint A OH Company, p a in t...... • ■ nr natty'vaa held at their 2015-Frederick 1i LauriUen, 35 lAS they have already been officer. In discuasing poaaible owned by thla company, land, two Bennett Brothers, Inc., catalog c a s e ...... 7A8 Turklngton, S. J., town services and vital statistics .. 236.61 ment Office to find out If they now authority to her. Advertise in The Herald— 'It Pays In Vernon, Ddilt a little over ' In The Herald they will not be read ^ »tU e white girls f/hose parents. S ^ a had drived through the Brit^ factory buildings, a smgle family 28.58 swimming pools for youths at the ish lines so far thC^ had reached Bleiler Equipment Co., R. W., equipment ...... United Autograph Register (To., forms ...... 38.64 veers ago. Un^l then they 2016^ Howard E. Caasella. » I and the flrat bjialnesa will be the the ^^Tuscaroras. S C h ' l T ' north end of the town Salter’s house, a large wooden barn and Blish, Edna H., rent ...... 11.00 22.49 lertdenU (rf^ancheater the Palestine frontier. U. S. Rubber Company, water department suppH^ .. Essex. ; election of officers for the Are de- among the six "»tlw 8 of the Adopted Into Tribe was mentioned aa a possibility al­ One small storehouse. Blisb Hardware (To., hardware and su plpl^ ...... 81.16 Valvoline OU (To., oil ...... 48.03 ig yeata. ^ , Is the They said-their forcea, alaahlng 2017_John F. Tierney, 18 Ster- | partment. Roy Griswold quols, never have wholly^ raUfled ^ glrU were adopt­ though none of the adjacent prop­ Ir. behind the British in southern To Modernize Bulldlag Blovlsh, Barney, damage by dogs ...... 8.46 Vincent, Mrs. Elmer, board and care ...... 25.00 i Miller einee coming to this The large building, formerly ling Place. present chief, Joseph Chartler first the end of war with Germany I ed Into the tribe, and married Tus­ erty owners had. o ffe i^ the use Syria, had reached the Palestine Blutstein, Inc., D. A R., tailoring supplies ...... 5.00 WaUace A Tlernan Co., water department supplies “ 2.06 haa been employed by the 208 'a.s8l8tant and Howard Keeney, sec- which waa proclaimed In the great I of their land for beach privileges. used as a paper mill, will be mod­ 537.89 1.00 ^y^e Johnaon Machine TOm. 2018—William E. Powers, caroras. When the question arose border south of the Syrian town of Boland Oil (Tompany, gas ...... Weldon Drug Co., Inc., drugs ...... Charter Oak. lond assistant. It Is expected that league council. I as to their clan relatlonishp, it was OJL For Bathing Merdjayoim and were threatening ernized and new flMrs, windows Bowers,'Raymond, rent ...... 15.00 Werbners* Brownbilt Shoe Store, shoes ...... 3.00 ' in ita buaiheaa office, and for Director Scott states in his let­ and a heating plant installed and 2010—John P. Carlsto. 46 Bis- ' all will be reelected without oppo- Leader of Minor Clan |decided that henceforth there the entire British communications Braithwaite, J. R., labor and material ...... 18.25 oiae LJairy, miiK ...... *...... 14.88 „• yeera haa occupied the poei- machinery and equipment now in­ West Side Dairy, milk />.. aell. sitlon._The district will then vote The dissenting woman was would be a new clan— that ot the ter that there are a couple* of in­ system on the central front. Brown's Atlantic Service Station, labor and material 4.0U 15.00 of tToaaurer of the company, sanitary spots along the pond that stalled In the building used by the Wheeler, Charles, rent / ...... 'haa been the efficient aecre- 2020— Franklyn F. Syphera 72 I on the amount of salaries to be grandmother or leader of a minor white bear— In the nation. A ll along the southern Syrian Bryant A (Thapman (To., milk ...... 24.34 WUliams, Frank V., feM , etc...... 26.88 4 r w a k b s a o K< Durant. - paid different officers and elect clan, with no counterpart In the A descendant of one of these lit­ should be cleared before general front, said military dispatches, as­ company for manufacturing wash­ Buckley, Hattie, board and care ...... 30.00 84.07 eaauter of the Eaghth public bathing is allowed. How- ers and mats, will move tb the WllHa A Son, Inc., G. E., lumber, cement, etc. and UUllUea District for 2021— Michael F. Reilly, 100 ^ them: other Iroquois nations. Her ac­ tle white girls stood alone against saults by French Infantry sup­ Burns, James, rent ...... 16.00 Windham, Town of, aid rendered...... 65.96 kaiSer~s ever, whether the pond Is used larger building. The new building it a decade and has te n d e ^ Florence. Foulds Again I'resldent tion bound the Tuscaroras alone making peace with the ported by aircraft were making Burroughs Adding Machine (To., paper . 1.85 Wood (To., L. T., range oH, Ice, etc...... 79.4’J nation. It U ertpected his 2022— Burton D. Pearl, 114 It Is expected that William to a continued sUte of war with people. publicly or not these places will hazardous the rearward lines of Is 30 by 150 and will provide 45,- (Tarapbell’s Service Station, tube, etc...... 2.50 8.75 be cleared. Dr. Moore said today. Yulyes, Sam, shoe repairs ...... • win be elected at the . Woodland. Foulds, Jr., will be named again Germany. "The story is told,” Bates says, the British columns which bad 000 square feet of floor space. (Taacio Nursery, Peter, plants ...... 9.00 26.00 The water in the pond Is all right Zaglio, E. R., M. D., medical services ...... tonight. I 2023—John T. McCartan. 142 as president without opposition. The other nations, thq Mohawks. "that since she lost her only been driving for Damascus and Government Contracts 48.00 for bathing the report from the The company haa rented the Case Brothers, Inc., labor and material ...... 7.76 Zorskis, Celia, board and care ...... PHROME- JteoelTe SUx'er Glfta Oak. John M. Miller, who has been sec­ Oneldas, Onondagas, Cayugas and nephew In the war, and because Beirut. Case. Lockwood A Brainard (To., printing and binding 45.76 Dllworth-Cornell Post, No. 102, band services . 67.20 2024—Herbert J. Carvey. 172 she had heard the Germans treated health director says. present facto.*y building occupied rtm guecu at laat nlght'a party retary and treasurer, is not to be Senecas, ratified the great ^ a w Heavy Assault South of Sldon (Tenter Pharmacy, drugs ...... Dwyer, John E., amplifier services ...... , 10.00 prisoners brutally, she refused to ^Strict Reqolreiiients by them for about ten years and 8.78 K* fS^ttie inoat part Mr. Mil­ Center. a candidate. Paul Cervlnl and marking the end of the World The heaviest French assault waa (Tbambers, Austin A., trucking ...... 41.08 Gustafson, Rev. Thorsteni services — •. • • 10.00 l's aaaociates. and frienda of Mr. 2026—John M. Smith, Jr R. F. John McMenemy are candidates make peace until the German lead­ Some bathing and swimming la said to have been launched against after the change over Into the 78.76 WflLF newly purchased factory building, Charter Oak Grocery A Auto Supply Oo., groceries .. 16.00 Hale Corp., J. W., flags, etc...... 1 Mra. MUler in thla town. Al- D. 2, RockvUle. ^ for the office. The terms of How­ er should receive the old treat­ now enjoyeii at Salter’s, but the the coastal road south of Sldon, 111.50 Even among the certain manufacturing o]8lratlons (Tbartier, Joseph, labor and material ...... 21A0 Krause’s Greenhouses, geraniums ...... 1 Ooa. auperlntendent of the Car- 2026— Henry E. Amos, R. F. D.ard Keeney and Eklward J. Mur­ eight ancient clans gave their as- ment of the Iroquois, burning at property owners say* that It is where the EYench asserted the 26.23 the stake, Jfor Ill-treatment of pri­ done at the risk of the bathers. It will be continued in the older build- Checkerboard Feed Storea feed ...... 80,20 Loomis, Mrs. Laura Mi G., expenses ...... PORCELAIN U Johhaon company, in beh^f 4. Doulsvine. Ky. phy, directors, expire and both will Australians who had captured . 15.00 does not appear probable at this Ing. 1 (Theney Brothers, labor, material and rent ...... 67.19 Manchester High School Eland, services ...... >.g|ga gathering preaented to Mr. 2027— Theodore L. Bove, 65be up for re-election. Charles B. "*Only the White Bear clan — soners of war. • that ancient port bad ceased to . 7.50 time that arrangements for pub­ The Standard Washer A Mat Children’s Village, board and care ...... 60.00 Park Hill Flower Shop, wreaths ...... 1 Mr*. Miller a handsome allver Cooper. Loomis Is to resign as a director created by the Tuacaroraa for the Became More Obstinate advance since the British fleet . 10.00 rtba. They alao received 2028— Charles G. (TBrlght. 10 "The more she read of the kaiser lic bathing can be noade. Require­ Company has been engaged for enough, Grayland, rent ...... 15.00 Pentland, the Florist, wreaths ...... stopped shelling the French poel- I a s • • • • . 10.00 and for this vacancy Leon A. Bake of two white ments of a public bathing eatab- some time working on government Commlasloner of Welfare, coramoditlea ...... 5.18 Perrett A Glenney, Inc., transportation...... 'baautiful floral remem- Congress. . 'Thorp is a candidate. The names than 200 years ago— withheld its peacefully chopping wood In Hol­ tlons three days ago. . 2.50 land, the more obstinate she be­ lishment under the state sanitary contracts for their products in Conn. (Thildren’s Aid Society, board and care ...... 26.57 Rtetoond, Robert, services ...... of the oQcaaion, and indi- 2028—John Yavinsky, 143 Au­ of Walter N. Leclcrc and Lawrence sanction to peace. . Dispatches from Beirut said the . 86.60 came, and so she remained until code are quite strict and unless leather and rubber and much of Conn. Jr. Republic Asso., board and c a r e ...... 81.25 Salvation Army, band servlCM ...... silver glfta. tumn. _ For the White Bear clan grand­ only recent British afr activity . 3.00 Moonan have been mentioned also. some action were taken towards the work now being done in the Conn., State of, labor and material ...... 6.50 Straw, Harry A., services ...... - ...... and Mra Miller are both 2030— William Vince, 147 Bjrch. mother’s heart was sore and hard­ she died several years ago. was a raid last night on Beirut in 47.20 of Klngaton, Ontarla Mra. Just what will develop under the "Therefore the Tuscaroras feel buying or leasing pond shore Adams street plant is indirectly Conn. (Thildren’s Hospital, board and care / 44.20 Trenton Emblem Company, markers ...... ■ 2031— William B. Apcl, 50 Bis- ened; she walled for only which six nalivea were killed and the former Marjorie El. last section of the call. "To trans­ that In her memory they have re­ property and erecting suitable connected with national defense. (Tonverse, Jr., Lawrence, rent ...... 15.00 sell. nephew who had falley in battle five wounded. 117,788.87 nd, and at the Ume of her act any other buslncas proper to mained at least one-ninth legally dressing and toilet facilities the DeCTiantia, Frank, meats and groceries...... 18.00 2032— - Edward L. Olfford. Jr., 23 across the sea. Plaaea Pound British Rear , j reaided in Montreal. The come before the meeting." la hard at war with the Germans. ' poud could not be used. Danker A Donahue, Inc., truck p a r ts ...... 17.73 StalnlMS Top Ulac. to tell, but there Is likely to be a Learns Truth In Council French aviation, on the other »y waa performed, however, 20U—George R. Shields, Jr., 674 A good friend and adviser of the "Her succesor, raised as the Property of the Consolidated Urges Fetleral Davidson’s Filling Station, range oil ...... 8.70 35 per cent over the preceding 1 S t Paul’a church, Klngaton, by discussion on the water question White Bear clan grandmother, has Cigar Company, Frank Kaiser, hand, waa said to have maintained Dewey-Richman (Tompany, office supplies ...... Bast Drive. Indianapolis, Ind. Iroquois. Erl A. Elates, Cornell Uni­ a steady pounding of the British 2.36 May Construction month and 66 per cent over May,^ Felt Lined Drawer. a Eltagerald. When they refused to act because she feels Edward C. Lynch and the Man­ Dictaphone Corporation, repairs .. ...; ...... 2.50 versity ethnologist, learned * the rear, particularly motorized con­ Metal Plants 1940. I to Manchester their son Wll- Inith in a Tuscarora council, and It is beyond her power to 'wash chester Water Om pany adjacent Dillon Sales A Service, labor and material ...... 4.50 ia now in the U. a Navy Germany Protests away her predecessor’s ’rightful’ to or on the Immediate watershed centrations south of Sldon. Diocesan Bureau, board and c a r e ...... Contracts Large Private ownership construction this la the story he tells In addition, the French - said, 9.86 lAohdo, H. T., waa only a faw Tuscaroras hold a pe- anger.” were Inspected by the state sani- (Conttnoed From Page One) Dolge Company, C. B., disinfectant, etc...... 33.81 I amounted to $293,864,000, or 64 Sa oM. They have a daughter, German planes had bombed essen­ per cent o t the total, whUa pubHc Obituary _ tary en^neer brfore making hls Dougan, Thomas O., ambulance service •sseeesss«*« 3«:00 Valerie Miner, who haa just ' Consulate CJosing; tial British communication lines In New York, June 18— (JTi—Oon- ■ report. and 100,000,000 ^unda a year Elast Hartford. Town of. aid rendered ...... 18.59 ownership projects account^ for her sophomore year at Palestine, south of the Syrian bor­ structlon contracta in May were $254,836,000, or 46 per cent. before they when completed. Eaton, Edith, rent ...... 15.00 OoUege. S a r a t o g a Expect Re il^ction ^ ports or exit permits der. Wilson testified that Alcoa felt the largest of any month since One and two family house build­ r J j could visit adjoining CCanada, Mc:;- About Town Elite Studio, photos, etc...... 81.66 $4 Monthly on Torm$ N. Y. These brief advices said one It could not finance the 330,000,000 Engel, Hans, board and c a r e ...... June. 1930, and amounted to $648,- ing continued to be a large factor Deaths Ico, or other hemisphere countries. 28.00 700,000 for the 37 eastern states British Withdraw French column waa threatening power project needed at Fontana Ehisworth A Son, Inc., L. L., equipment and supplies and contracta represented 28 per (Continued On Page Two) 167.62 territory, F. W. Dodge (Torp. said British coastal positions on the without government assistance and Farr, Philip, rent ...... cent of the May total. More than N O W ! For 4 d a yi only! You can Hnplete Victory Mrs. George H. Fuller A training course for officers 15.00 today. 30,000 new dwelling units were Forces m Libya road south of British-held Sldon committee membera' questioning F’ay, Nellie, rent ...... •;...... purchase this modern chrome few hours after the government and teachers of the Sunday school 15.00 This represented an increase of provided for by this dollar volume. Mrs. Margaret J. (Patterson) and Inland forcea were attacking developed that this assistance Firato, John, meats and groceries ...... Fuller, widow of George H. Fuller, had barred the departure ’‘pend­ N. Y. Stocks of the Emanuel Lutheran church west from Jcbel Ed Druz in the 9.00 dinette set at savings as high as Claimed by Axis awaited approval of the OPM. First National Storea, Inc., meats and groceries . . . 80.50 died at an early hour this morning ing further Instructions” of any of and any other members interested (Continued On Page Two) vicinity of Kuneltra and Merdjay- Inquire About Aetlon Fleming, Mrs. (Tfaik'riotte, rent ...... 15.00 30%! Table and chairs supported. at the home of her eldest daugh­ the 830,000 G'irman nationals now . 6 will be^n tonight at 7 o’clock In oun. With that in mind, C2talnnan Adams Exp .. Ford Brothers, asphalt ...... 377.76 (OMtlatNd Om Pag* Tw e) ter, Mrs. Alfred W. Hayes, of 113 living In this country. . 42H the church vestry. In charge of was sUted. South African as well Truman (D., Mo.), directed that with chrome plated, 1-inch steel Henry, with whom she had made To Establish Review Boiu-ds A ir Reduc ---- Rev. Thoraten A. Gustafson. Ses­ Fradin, Julius, rent ...... 15.00 Alaska Jun ... . 4 as British fliers took part. letters be sent to William S. "RECKON YOU'LL tubing! Extension top table with dsdarad. Nasi air losses her home for the past 12 years. T o effect the new strict control , .154 sions will be held nlghUy Monday More than 20 vehicles were des­ Knudsen. OPM chieftain, inquiring Frazier, Mrs. Laura, board and c a r e ...... 72.00 Allied Chem .. Hospital Notes EYey, Stephen, rent ...... 2 extra leaves! Comfortable put at oae plane. Her husband who waa a well over movements of aliens, boards , . 85',4 through Friday with the final class troyed or disabled In a bomb at­ why action could not be taken at 10.00 LIKE OUR known carpenter and builder died of review will be established to Am Can ---- - on Thursday, July 3. tack on enemy tanks and trans­ Frogge Company, A. S., labor and material ...... 11.76 spring type chairs upholstered Am Rad St S .. 6 'i once and to Secretary of Interior ind H it po'.’'erfulp b if toviiiB on on October 14. 1927. She had been pass on all applications for Im­ port In the Sidl Omar region, the Admitted yesterday: Jerry Me­ Ickes asking why hydro-electric OagUardone, Pio, rent ...... 16:50 Battle Results migrant visas, after each applica­ Am Smelt — .. 41^4 in colorful artificial leather I lU for several months. . .158 A car stolen from Goodwin R.A.F. daily communique said. nard, 22 Doane; Howard Fellows, power allocations to aluminum Gamon, Jr., Thomas, parking meter H a t...... 2.00 GREAT tion has been thoroughly Investi­ Am T A T ... V GREYHOUND *Complete Victory* Mrs. Fuller was born In Bel­ .. 68 Hartford last Saturday was Reports from the battlefront 17 Spruce. producera cobid not be fixed im­ Gardiner, Mrs. Thomas, r e n t ...... 16.00 fast, Ireland,' on November 16, gated. Am Tob B ... recovered here yesterday on prop­ Discharged yuterday: Mrs. Mil- Gerlch, Warren, range oil ...... 2.70 IJMOKIES tickats to rtiaM paf**i . . 4% said last night a Scottish regiment mediately. June 18.—W —The Ital­ 1855, and came to this country Applications for the annual Am Wat Wks Giblin, Mrs. Mary, board and c a r e ...... -274.00 ia dedared today that the Bat- .. 27'i erty of the Case fkrm on Birch had won the heights of Halfaya ton Doremus and infant son, 37 Arthur Davis, chairman of the "City folks son sms to taks a IM W pitaturs la ’ when a girl of 16. She early iden­ quota of 153,774 Immigrant visas Anaconda Mountain road. The automobile iHellfire) pass—gateway to Egjq)- Westminster Road. board of Alcoa, said his company Gibson’s Oarage, repairs . . , ...... 9.00 comiii' 'reiiad tbta. raenataliia. IlMy tall mt theta 5 Peat ’TWO-TONE CHAraSt of Salum on the BlgypUan-Ub- tified herself with the North Meth at present are passed on by field Armour 111 . . . 4’i Glastonbury, Town of. taxes - ...... 1,859.05 OtaybeuS. at. tk. way M |s ylacaa. taa ikinga, fronticr bad resulted In com- .. 29 had run out of gasoline and had tian Salum from the escarpment Discharged today: Philip was willing to operate the propos­ and itUI kata your monty in yoitr jaant." ^ Is t church and retained her m e m -ic e s of the Immigration Bureau Atchison been abandoned. to the southeast, while other forces Skewes, 713 Hartford Road; Mrs. ed Fontana project If the govern­ Glenney Co., W. O., lumber, cement, etc...... 41.51 _ a victory for the Axis In spite bership in that church all during after—so Atiorney-General Jack- AviaUon Corp .. 3V4 Grant, Walton, r e n t ...... 10.00 One W ay Bd.Trip .. 15'4 driving across the LJbyan border Viola McKenzie, Buckland; Mrs. ment built it, would sell its power ' the uss o t "hundreds of Ameti- these years. She was of a genial, son told Congress— "A rather hsp' Baldwin Ct .. A t the conclusion of a confer­ Great A. A P. Tea (To., meats and groceries ...... 79.00 ASHEVILLE, N. C. . .fl0 A6 8 8 ka" by the Brltlsb in their .. 3Vs took Blr Wa’er, just south of Fort Robert Werner and infant son, site holdings to the T V A and buy 618.65 sociable nature and made many haeard" Investigation of the pros­ B A O ..... ■. ence this morning between repre­ Gremmo, Arturo, meats and groceries...... 5.00 to brcsik through into .. 36'a Capuzzo. 384 Woodland; Mrs. Horace Rus­ power from that agency or,would KNOXVILLB, TENN. 10.75 19J5 friends. _ .. pective cltlMns’ quallficatloifS and I Bendlx sentatives of Cheney Brothers and Penetrate to Fort sell and infant son, 120 Charter undertake to construct the power Orlmason, R. H., uniforms, e^r-jk...... 95.25 Compare wHIi sets cesHnfl $10 morel ..*74% MEMPHIS, TEOfN. . . 15JM 87,90 Besides Mrs. Hayes, Mra. Puller history. Beth Sti members of the execuUvt commit­ A communique said the British Oak and all T and A patients. and plant facUitlea if the govern­ Oryk, Henry S., rent ...... 16.00 Stetaai. official Italian news leaves two other daughters, Mrs. The State.*Justice, war and Beth Stl 7 P7 ..122% tee of Local No. 63, TW UA, no Gustafson’s Brownbilt Shoe Store, shoes...... 7.00 NASHVILLE, TENN. 18.10 28.60 penetrated to the fort, an Axis Census; 70 patients. ment would lend the money. New B aau ty-’-Convanl#nC|A—Color! This attractive stainlcsa ^iMBcy, asserted that the British Paul Clement of Bolton and Mrs. Navy Departments will have one Borden , .. 19T» statements were given concerning base for the drive into Eg:ypt, and Hadden, John J., sign painting ...... 92.60 RALEIGH, N. 0 ...... 8.15 14.70 ^ - used hundreds of tqnka, al- W. A. Howlett of Eaatford, Conn.: representative on each of the five C:an Pac ...... 4 the result of the session. withstood repeated counter-at­ Hale (Tompany. J. W., furnlahlnga, etc...... porcelain top dinette will give you years o f service! Con­ an of the newest American and a son, David O. Fuller, who boards of review to be set up, it Clase (J. I.) . • • .. 62% tacks. Hartford Dispensary, services...... known as "Mark Two," In venient, felt lined cutlery drawer I Chrome plated eteel legel with hls family occupies the home waa learned, with the possibility Cerro De P ... .. 32% Chapman Court, Order of Ama- The British said the seriousness Hartford Grinding Co., repaTfs to mower ...... 8.50 thiins dsy battle which has at 309 Oakland street where his that the Federal Bureau of In­ Ches A Oh ...... 36% ranth, will hold its final meeting gf jjig position of the Axis ad- ' Hathaway, Norman R., rent • •••••••••••a *0 ■•seaeee 15.00 TeL 4256 Exteniion topi High backed chairs I Y ou r choice of color*. led around the Egyptian out- parents formerly lived. She also vestigation or a special lmml(,\t- Chrysler ...... 68% until fall on Friday evening of this vance units, already partly en- THE MANCHESTER Herald Printing (To., advertising . 16.50 . of Salum atnoe Sunday. leaves six grandchildren. tion investigative agency will aio Coca - (Tola ... .. 90 week. The .nemorlal q^rvice wUl..L.sivclsd''4n the Salum area, caused Holl, E. J.. rents ...... I s • • • • • s 45.00 $5 Monthly. Includes Carryinf Chotga Tw o armored divisions from Funeral services will be held be represented. Col Gas A El . .. 3% be exemplified and all Officers are HoUoran. T. P., ambulance service 10.00 Friday afternoon at two o’clock the Germans and Italians to rush ^SU iand wttb approximately 1.000 The Army and Navy rcpreicnta Coml Irtv Tr .. .. 28% requested to wear white. ' up reinforcements from the siege PUBLIC MARKET Husbanil John, auto u s e ...... 24.24 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 864 ka—ooe,of them the 11th H ub- tion on the boards, it was learned, Coml Solv ...... 10 Illing. AT H „ Supt., labor and material • ••••••sssee* • • Hayes. 133 Henry. Rev. W. D. of Tobruk, 80 miles farther west. dlviaion—made up the Britlah la particularly designed to prevent Cons E d ls ...... 18'% A meeting of the British War Johnson, EYtate of Aaron, r e n t ...... * • 15.00 Woodward of Hollister street, re­ The British declared the Axis 19863 Baa. the newspaper II GlornaTe Fifth Columnists or subversive Cons .. 6 Veterans Is called for tonight at Johnson A Little, labor and material ...... tired Methodist minister, will of­ o i l ...... •V'' advance forces were not In as 10.3.82 «« a r mote difficult conditions," Lockheed Alrc .... 24% the mllU but will not be able to In the Wolcheflt sector of BhW- Fresh Mackerel, Sole Fillets, Perch Fillets, Halibut, Had­ 223.25 aaidStefanl. church people, and those with partment's request, made Monday, Manchester Lumber A Fuel Co., lumber, cement, etc...... lUHONB i m Loew's ...... H»0% start operationa untU about the opla, the Britlah Middle East cota- 138.71 side 3S" a 2 ^ yds. Hurry! Buy N O W —S A V E ! Tlie high command announced whom she waa associated with In tor withdrawal. of consular offi­ dock Fillet^ Etc. Fresh Salmon. ^ Manchester Memorial Hospital, board and ca n ...... the weaving department. She re­ Loft .... 22% mlddle of July. It Is a new con- 1 mand said, ’’our troops surprised 4465 that the Battle of Salum "after cials of the Reich from this coun- . the garrison of an Italian fort, Manchester M otor Sales, labor and m aterial...... snciAL niCBi turned to her native Ireland to livSx . . . 17% cern, but the owner has been con Manchester Plumbing A Supply (To., hardware and suppHea. 6961 three days of violent fighting be­ try. Without divulging details of ^™ '® *!“ ... SJT% causing/ the enemy over 100 caa- and two years ago made a visit the German reply, DNB, official Mont Ward nected with the MyrUe Knitting EXTRA SPECIAL! ^ Manchester Public MaHwLjnSftta jmd groceriee...... 20.00 tween ponderous masses of British I xialtles/’ K9T-:, tanka supported by the best part to this country, calling on Mrs Nasi news agency, announced that Nash - K e l v ...... <%(Tompany of Unlonvllle and will FRESH KILLED CHICKE^ FOR FRYING OR Manchester Sand A Gravel Co., clay...... i6 .w Inlaid Llnolenni on Felt Base Schurmann, and other close ' a f the Middle Eastern A ir Force the Retch had rejected the Ameri­ Nat B ls c ...... 76 H start here with new machinery. Manchester TYiist Co., rent . • • • ...... friends and relatives. R O ASTING ...... 1...... each 98c and Italian and German land fore- can charges of subversive activl Nat Cbsh Reg ...... IS It u expected that the number British Lounch Heavy ’ Mancheatar Water (To.. w a t « aervice...... aa has concluded a-ith our com- ties as "unfounded and despotic Nat Dairy ...... 1S% to be employed at the start will Manchester Welding Co., welding ...... -s.uu success." an’d had made "the sharpest pro­ Nat DistUl ...... 20 be about 15. The company was se­ Counter-Auacks* AT OUR NEW BAKERY DEPARTMENT ’Msnkln, Ina, board and ...... test" against "the action. N Y Central...... 12% cured through the efforts of the London,. June. 18— (fi— British Marlow’s, furnlshln$:i...... 13.49 Stefanl said the British alao had Funerals Sponge L a y e r s ...... ; .each 10c . 10.19 need considerable contingents of The Immediate objective of yes­ Nor Am (T o ...... 12% Manchester (Ttiamber^ of Com' forces have launched "heavy MlUs-Farr Co., lanteriui,...... - ...... Shortcake B iscu its...... doz. 20c a a a s • 9'1» 4.00 - gsotorized troops and a great allot- Mrs. Elmo Ocnoveee terday's order barring departure Packard ...... 2%merce. counter-atUcka" against 'Vichy MitebeU, Eari F „ butchering ...... Sq. Yd.—A foot width. Sponge Cakes ...... eadi I0c-15c-20c tasaaaaaaaaae 68.44 Bsant of artillery and air strength. of Germans from the United Poraxn Pitc 11 troops which retook Merdjayouu - H ooto Corporation. John C., ofllct auppUaa The funeral of Mrs. Muriel a a a a'a aaaaaaaasaaa Axis Forces Pursuing British (Moorhouse) Genovese, wife of I States, official sources said, was Perm R R ...... 28% and Kuneltra In southern Syria Apricot Donuts .... r ...... doz. 29c Morlarty’s, meats and grocariaa .... Axis land and Air Forces were Elmo Genovese, of 17 Demlng, , to make sure that no German na- Phelps Dodge ...... 30% snd made " further , progresa” on Strawberry Pies frtm fresh fru it ...... each 29c Moriarty Brothers, truck parts, etc. . Phil Pet ...... Public Recortls both the coastal and Damascua I Moriarty Brothers Realty Co., rental 45.00 _____ -7— L reported to be pursuing the Brit- who died early Monday at Man- , to evade the Rye Bread, plain or seed s...... loaf 10c 2SJ21 Here’s an exciting; Ward valua in gtnnine Inlaid Llnoleomi Pub Sve N J ...... 21% fronk....tt» MtlWie Ea#t communl- H Mountain Brook Farm, m ilk ...... asa***** Gorgeous CROWN-SETTIN(3S, hand-crafted U>, who were said to be trying to Chester Memorial hospital, was White House proclamation “freez-. 2.24 on felt back! Compare anywhere at $1.a sq. yd. and morel remin their original positions after held today at 2 p.m. . at the Ing " European funds in the Unit­ Radio 4 Applioatloa que announced today. McAn iShoe (To., Thom, shoes ...... in 14K Gold, make this perfectly matched Reading ...... 16% In the coastal area, the com- 267.60 Big selection of new colors in a charming marble pattern their flanks and rear had bwn Im­ Thomas G. Dougan funeral home, ed Slates. Applications for marriage U- PRUrr AND FRESH VEGETABLES Nash Roy, labor ...... 76.07 Rem Rand ...... 9% munique aald, British gaUoH | National Meter Division, water worka supplies...... diamond bridal set ontstandiiiff. Elaborate perilled. 59 Holl... At the. same Ume, It waa point­ cenaea have been filed by the fol- Fresh Pick^ Native Peas , ...... 3 qts. 25c 537JI0 that goes clear through to the back! Cover your floors The British lost 14 planes in the The Rev. Ferris E. Reynolds of ed out In official quarters, the Republic Stl ...... 19% lowing: Rev. Paul Hetrick, Blast 1 were within 20 miles of Beirut. Nentune Meter Co,, water worka ruppUaa...... • • • *il8h-tair’ mountings hold fine diamonds, Rey Tob B ...... 31% Butler. Penn., and Mae Elizabeth South of Damascus, British were Fresh Green B e a n s ...... 2 qts. 19c arttaln Plumbing A Supply Co.. w aU r works suppUea.. 890.78 Wall-to-WalM You’ll be surprised at the low cost! - adx battles, the communique said the Second Congregational church new restrictions make It poMible 86A7 while the Italians and Germans ~ ^ officiated and burial was In Grove for the United plates to control Safeway Stra ...... S9% Thompson: BYnest WUUam Dahl- said to be making "further head- Native Asparagus...... bunch 19c and 23c New Elngland Metal Culvert Co., culverts ...... ^ o w ! at a price yon can afford! Newington Home for Crippled Children, board and care...... 16J9 lost none. HUl cemetery, Rockville. the movement of Germans Into Sears Roeb ...... 71% qulat and Charlotte May Dowd, way in the face of atrong opposl- Indian River Juice Oranges...... doz. 25c-29c-33c New Model Laundry, laundry service ...... M M)IH0m/fD Jiwmss (tlP AMF» 'MJ bMUH O'A’.'O’. : HUG' The bearers were: Louis Weber, Mexico and other Latin American SheU Un ...... : ...... ‘.14% both local. I tlon.” • 236.10 I republics where anU-Americanl^Socony - Vac ...... 9 Warnuitee A determined EYench coimter NlcoU-Talcott Corporation, labor, etc.-...... jCbester; Sanford Charter, of 37.48 P ric e Cut on 1941 R ad ios! Wethersfield. James Mannlte, propaganda and subversive acUv- I Soil Pac ...... «% By warrantee deed in^iperty on attack at Djeaslne, east of Sldon, THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS Norton Electrical Instrument Co., labor and m aterial...... Other Seta F r o m ...... $24.95 up Roll Cut Princeton street has been convey- was reported repulsed with loss of Oak Nursing Home, board and care ...... 235.00 of Hartford; Charles Brendel. lUes on behalf of the Axis powers Std Brands X...... 'f-. Butter, Fairmont Creamery...... 2 lbs. 79c Solid Gold Wedding Rings...... $5.95 np have been reported. South Ry ...... ed by Manchester (Tonstructlon "m a n y Vichy Infantry and several 10.00 Rockville; John McCaughey and Mayonnaise, Seidner’s ...... pint 27c; quart 43c 0'(Tonnor, J. P...... ’J...... M Buy on Tima Pttymanftl Hits 4 Men Here Mario Marebiaotte. Manchester. Legislation now before Ckmgreaa Std Gas A El ...... company to Ethel Fish ,Ea»aa O'MAAiTS MotbrCouipAny* truck pRrtR • #• • • • eeaV•••••••• w would empower the preaident to Std on (Tal ...... Vinegar. Cider or White, Royal Scarlet, Pure, qt. btl. 13c Pacific Blush Tank (3o., water department suppUee...... t Z M 8.00 control the entrance or departure Std OU N J ...... Tri-Name TOw* The Britlah admitted the French .Salmon, Columbia River, Royal Scarlet, med. flat can 2lc PaganL B.. meats and groceries...... Perfect Diamondt Set $119.95 RADIO-PHONO $19.95 7-TUBE MANTEJ. P e ^ B Red A White F oM Store, meate and groeariea...... 8.00 6 wave bands! Gets a q q C TtMreft Rcdb B: ParfSet Diamaad Sat with Sva Automatic tuning! 7 A O R we ^^'*#fir'H»»drt6d'todkS’ ' thiit’'tfte Croamore. Avery County, N. C.,jE*raa. but aald J6ritiih Sseerln««t,-R<1tal SearieL Rm cy “rtckl& , JbBl;i.'rMiit“;i'.“,Y ir V w Eqrope! Automatic! o f 48 i * r cant of all W FA ■Formeif Tex Corp .*...... maUty aide, iWamoada la aaUd Includes rectlflsr! l ^ . a r w order, which temporarily serves Un (Tarblde ...... haa three namea. The mall addresa GaulUat In m p a ^ d re-takw the ^ ...... Pln^urst Grocery, Inc„ m eata^d groeariea.----- planned In the state, was is Croasnore, telegraph address U town, seising 150 prisoners In the Lima Beans, Fresh White, Red Line, No. 2 can, 2 for 19c Pohlman, Joseph F., labor sad m a te ria l...... tIo s ' -fisM'.iwr'-yaOoir-’we'^- white gsW- $79.95 RADIO-PHONO I effect at once 16 men who have Wrecked bv Nazis the same purpose aa far aa Ger­ Union Pac ...... maoBtiags. 7-TUBE SENSATION Elk Park and the freight address operation. aabeeo*** 12f)0 employed on the Bolton Dam man nationals are concerned, or­ Unit Alrc ...... Whole Beet^ uniform medium size. Royal Scarlet...... Pefia, Luigi, meats and groeariea...... -»--4uhehrij«:lwiA,iJ5fe iBuropa dlnet! yera A B ' M dered the Customs, Immigration Unit (Torp ...... la Ashford. ' Other BrlUSh forces. meanwhUe. pMiiUce, Mrs. Blanche C., board and c a r e ...... I8 6 f» tiller! AutomaUc! . T b ^ present working pe- I 14AS and Border Patrol Services to Unit Gas Tjnp«•.•••*••**•*• ...... W ■ i ■/...... ^ Prescott A Son. H. R.. water department aupidles • •••••see [ (doses at noon VYiday. Of the Mrs. Robins Salters, of 31 Hazel, Salt, Free Running Royal Scarlet...... 2-lb. round box 6c ^ four were Mancheeter men, the "cover all possible means of de­ U S Rubber ...... Quinn's Pharmacy, drugs ...... « 2 9 5 0 $54.95 11-TUBE SET $34 J5 M A N T E L Slh* has received a-ord from her formeri parture including vessela, trains, U S S m e lt...... 4 • ■ • Graham Cradiers, N.B.C...... Pj*®’* Ji* Qulsh, WUUaxn P., ambulance a ervica ...... ••••••so lA.OO Includes rectifier, 0 * 7 Q Q coming from Vernon and home. Belfast, Northern Ireland, Ikf . Haa 5 wave bands, O A Q R ’i busses, airplanes and mterns' U S steel ..., * • • ReymOnd Baking Co, bread, etc .eeeaeeeo tuning eye; 5 bands! O # . O O Chocolate Chip Cookies, Nabisco . “ M®* P**®- automatic tuning! A a r . w w , ' were 106 names en W PA that-the .house which she has own­ tional border roads so that no Ger- West Union Star W a te r ...... 2 btls. 19c; gal jug. 21c (contents) Roberta, Jr., (Tharies S , r e n t ...... 16.00 ed there and which baa been occU' .man national may leave the coun­ .a a. 16.00 RAD IO W AS $89.95 ‘ this moRiing of whom 16 West Efi A M fg ...... — O P E N ^ Roberta, Jamea, rent ...... REG. $11.95 M A N T E L tsnpioyed in the Toy Center, pied by relatives has been destroy­ try." * , . Woolworth ...... Rolston, Jamea H , dog warden, etc...... 149.00 (Tonsole gets Europe! ed by bomba dropped by Nazi air d i a l 5137 — FREE DELIVERY! ’ tbs 16 men working in While the or<|er technically ap­ E3ec Bond A 8h (Curb) .... nomaaka, Joseph, rent ...• • ■ ...... 15.00 Automatic 4SO OR Automatie tuniag-.. A 4 raiders. The letter which she re­ plies to all Germans, it was em- are 63 SMn employed . Royal Typewriter Co„ I n ^ repairs paeaaaaaaaa loaaaaoa* J8.00 tunlngi war .99 kuOt-tn loop! - w e t ceived this noon stated that all her phafized that a >vast majority Well Sweep Farm Tea Room MATTHEW WIOFT is caUed coDstraction The New Rourke-ffioo P a p « Oq.. In c, papwr ■ • • • a • • « • a • • • • * a • • T 4 6 .'HdfWilke account fo r U , relatives were safe, although it have no intention of leaving the JEWELERS Andover* Conn. Granuleted S t lY sad s HoapltaL heard and care . • • a• a a a a a a a « • a a a • X 0 6 ^ 0 was aome time after the bombing United States and that an esti­ . wnter mains 11 and Soep 8 t Mary's Bona, board and c a r * ...... nJOO 977'MAIN STREET MANCHESTER I woiking on a nsri' before all of them were rounded mated 60 per cent of the 830,000 Curb Stocks Luncheonn—12:00-2:00. Dinner—5:30-7:00. 824-828 MAIN STREET St Leuirent Mrs. Raymond, diild we|ten . zaeaadaaaaaa IfOOO.OO ^ ...... water op. here have already applied for Sunday Dlnne^-12:00-2:00. Supper-^:30-7:30. LAVAV Savings Rank o t Manchester, rente ...... a • • a a a a'e a a a a 45.00 ■dsan street for t te Pine The letter stated that Mrs. Sal- American ciUsenshlp. Ark Nat Gas A >..., 7%%J Special Parties — Teas — Reservations Requested. 21c A Complete Seleeikm of DIaaMiid Engagmnent Rings. PHONE 5161 tanfalster. Miimte Mitchell, alao offlciaU pointed out that tha Amn Superpow 7-32] Scell. R. G., tubes, etc., reaa.eaaaeaa 9.96 Wedding Rings, Jeweliy and Gifts. (Tits Sva ...... Tel$phone: Manchester 7600. Willimantie 454-Wl board and p a r g ...... I a a e a a • A 65.00 MANCHESTER her taoma during the s ir raid, new legUlaUcn, if enacted, would W ith a Cake o f Ivory Soap. ffBooL at ertiielL J|oth women are well knows to k>- apply to Anq^can citizens as well ra Bond and ShynVrr: E ^e a ColHn^ Hostess. ^ Mariefi E. Tinker. Prop. . i i. ' IfM K CSi taMams who fornwriy lived las aHens, mSicing it necessary for Niag H u d ...... • lli HwllBiii UM to ••SKI J2MB* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, iW l PAGE THTimaEir^ Ain’srtiMm Jt— Club to Hail Hospital List ^ Open Forum married to John Baelutrem, of iTVaaMSwI Shower of Gifts West Hartford, on July 12, recelv- liY a ilie a W O lU d l » ed a variety of beautiful and uae- Is Announced DoMa^ lik e Clara 20th Birthday Local Legislators For Brifle Elect iful gifts. Dean at C0II4 Editor of Tha Herald: News From Manchester’s Neighbors I Board of Trustees Set tVell I received an anofiymoua Highland Park Commu< Parmelee to Take telephone caU a few daya ago and nity to Have Celebra­ Town’s Representatives cal, rqther than legal, ^ d have Mlaa Mary C. Thomson, of 203 i New Britain, June Approval on Q>mmit- was told by the speaker that ahe greatly increased with the bujii- Center, was honored with another | Ruth A. Paul of -Wendell, N . didn't, like my clothes, the Forum tion on June 28. In Both Houses Very n e a s ^ tfaie court; the new reiiorta gift shower last night at the His Oath Friday hat. been appointed dean oC 'sfiowiwil' Hound tees and Staff. letters I wrote and that I was too required by statute and the book­ Sherwood Miner, has gone to Ea.st home of Miss Edna E. Kennedy, 7 at the Teachers College of Cob* i Bargain high toned. Now I poaltlvely re- Active During Session; keeping system Installed at tha Haddara to spend a little time. Rosemary place. The hostess was The Highland Park Community Ellington A t the regular meeting of the fuae to go without my clothea. You suggestion of the town’s auditors. Stafford Springs Miss Stella Johnson who has assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. J. Hartford, June 18— — Vine R. necUcut to succeed Mis* M. HeMK are the one to tell me to atop Club will celebrated iU 20th an­ Summary of Report. Among those famtllsr with tie Petitions Are Granted taught the past year or more in Kennedy, and their home was ar- Parmelee, Windsor, will be sworn Dobble, resigned. J board of trustees of the Manches­ niversary by a picnic to be held John O. Nett* , O. F. Berr writing and who wants to be low court’s operations there was gen­ Wethersfield is at the home of her ! tlsticaliy decorated in white, with in as a Common Pleas court judge The appointee served as ssBS>- ter Memorial hospital committees class. I read the report on the at Highland Park Saturday after­ Manchester’s legislators this eral approval of the proposed 473, Stafford Tel. 49S-S, RockvUl* I white bells. Friday at 10:45 a. m. by Judge tant dean once, leaving that post noon and evening, June 28th. It parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. C. John­ for the year 1941-42 as appointed swimming pool and gueae I will session were very active In mat­ change and no opposition ex­ I As Miss Thomson entered she Thomas J. Molloy at the Hartford four years ago to direct soelsl'' is planned to carry through a com-'^ By Common Council son. for the summer vacation: scti'vitles at Syracuse University:’' by Judge William S. Hyde, chair­ have to put a rain barrel under ters of general state concern, and pressed at the public hearings. The town of Stafford has the Charles Phelps, son of Mr. and I As the result of an accident on ' was presented with an old-fashion, county building. to the center of dry Ingredient* the eavea trough - to dunk my plete program of afternoon games The bill aa proposed by Houfe ed bouquet, tied with ribbon, and The ceremony will take place In She is a graduate of the VniversI* man, and staff appointments as also In the passage of measures largest cash balance on hand re­ Mrs. Lewis W. Phelps, is home for j the Ellington-Somera road, John ty of New Hampshire. all at once. grandchildren In. Won’t the bouses for young snd old. The program I directions as to where her gifts the presence of relatives and r r c ’t y recommended by the active sU ff wbich have particularly touched | made no change in the salaries of his summer vacation from Pur- j Limberger, 26. of Somers road, Stir Ju»t enough to moisten in the North End look classy with will start with a children’s cos­ the prosecutor or his assistant. By corded for years, with only three v/ere concealed were tagged to the friends, of Mr. Parmelee, who has President Herbert D. Welte also 3. of the hospital were approved. The tume parade for which prises will their home town. From this town Mayor Mill. Preside. due College, Indiana. Ho at­ dry Ingredients. The batter big hogs bead barrel on the amendment in the Senate, the act 4 months of the town's fiscal year was in Ellington justice court yes- streamers. served in the past as clerk of the announced the appointment of committees and staff appoint- be given for the most horrible during the past session went State j At Rockville MeeUngi;Eim rt»o»t.r«j|».{^^ tended church Sunday at St. should be lumpy. (Over-mixed south corner of each house. We was changed to increase the pros­ terdsky afternoon at 2:30. He was Games were played and during 'State Board of Pardons. Miss Alice M. Smart of Stratford menU are listed below. costume,' the most original and Senator .WUllam J. Shea and Rej^i remaining. A total of 549,571 is In Peter’s and asalsted in the choir. muffins will be tough and slow could paint them red, green, blue ecutor’s salary by $500 and the charged with speeding and pleaded the evening Miss Hazel Driggs, I His appointment, made possible as kinderrarten teacher In the The trustees discussed the hos­ the funniest. A ll children of the resentativea Charles S. House and Report Is Received on school will be held on Friday af­ the treasurer as of May 31 and as Miss Sophie Pomprowicz was to brown with tunneled tex- and yellow. Imagine squealing aasistant prosecutor’a by $200 to ternoon June 20th at Crystal nolle. The court foUnd him guilty well known reader, gave two hu­ 'by the General Assembly’s action |Stanley school,!hoo!, a training center pital’s financial status and con­ Highland Park community are in­ Leland T. Wood. Senator Shea, of the same date in 1940 there home for Sunday from Essex. texture.) youngsters jumping and aplaah- bring them In line with salaries Lake. All those wishing transpor­ and he was fined $10 and costs by. morous selections. I in establishing the Common Pleas | affiliated with the college. sidered mcqns of Improving It. vited to participate in this parade, who represented the whole fourth Gty’s Share of Taxes. was but 510,100. This is despite a Winners at the luncheon- bridge Fill greased muffin pans 2-3 Ing in them. .paid such positions In comparable tation are asked to notify Miss Trial Justice <3arl A. . Oochrlng.' A feature of the salad buffet I court on a circuit basis, is effec- : —'---- ■ ■' ------4. Considerable study was given a which" will be under the jurisdic­ district stm found V time to figure drop in receipts during the current given last Thursday at the home i tlvc July 1, when the court will be j Ninety-four per cent of the pig " m o a SS m o f WTOCRE addition. Add rolled oaU and nuU, full and bake in moderately hot Well, the Improvement Commit­ The arrest was made^ by State luncheon was a beautifully deco­ proposed rearrangement of insur­ tion of the entertainment commit­ In Important local /legislation courts. Rockville, June 18— (Special)— . Galvin. nine months. Receipts to May 31st of Mrs. Walter Wright were Mrs. I in recess. *-Ie will sit in Hartford iron and steel produced by Amerl- SPEND YOUR blend. Drop from t*blesp<»n on oven (400 degree* F.-426 de­ tee did its beat; perhaps they can A bill establishing greater uni- _ Held Oaas Day Policeman Joseph W. Donovqn of rated wedding cake made by Mrs. ance. A plan will be promulgated induce the town to Yurnish the tee, headed by Mrs. Everett Keith, which was,ably steered through Several petitions were received at last year were 5320,585.02 with re­ John Palmer and Mrs. Albert W. ' during the September term, which j can mills in 1939 was consumed by I l S k S k and whether you spry greased baking sheet. Bake grees F.) the lower chamber by Representa­ formity In civil Jurisdlotlon and The Senior class of the Rock­ HUding. Mrs. Charles N. Fill­ the Stafford barracks. Annesley Trotter. degrees and acted upon at a later meeting. assisted by (Charles N. (Trockett. tbe meeting of the Board of Com-' ceipts to that date in 1941 5318,- Mls-s 'piomson. who 1* to he ' will sUrt Sept. 12. home markeU. : aalv« to ju*t enjoy your o«-n back- » moderate oven (360 6. If muffin* are not served im­ barrels. procedure in the municipal coui',.a ville High School held class day more acted as substitute for Mrs. Theodore Palmer, son of Mr. Make* 4 1-2 The Oommltteea Have you noticed the Buckland Following the parade there will tive House. 661 a difference of 51,713.02. The or board a bu*. plane, car, F.) 16 to IS minute*, mediately turn on side In pan* On Important Committeea of the state, particularly with re­ m(M» Council held Tueeday evening exercises on Tuesday evening. A Mary E. Cummings, who was un­ and Mrs. Theodore , Palmer, of The committees as approved are Block where Mint* had his tav­ be obstacle amt stunt races and program was carried out followed town opened tbe 1939-40 fiscal Somers road, has gone to Fort or boat lor a '•»»«?** doieni. I___to prevent sogglnes*. games for the children, a soft ball I>urlng the session this town spect to residence requirements, all of which were granted. year with a cash balance of 537,- able to attend. as follows; ern? From all appearance we are by games and dancing. Devens in the R. O. T. C. ' ^vouni need aome new Summer I ^Note:— A very fine textured was fortunate In having two mem­ costs, appeals and transfers and Mayor C2aude A. Mills presided 006. considerable of which had Hebron students who will grad­ ••A Bird In the Hand I* Worth Executive: W. S. Hyde, chair­ going to have a bang up restau­ baseball game between men from SUver Tea Rev. Wilbur C. Newell, of Hick­ Tailored outfit* and trlple- muffin 1* obtained by creaming man; Mrs. A. L- Crowell, C. El­ Case Bros. Plant No. 2 of Wood­ bers of its delegation on the judi­ jurisdiction to open default Judg­ at the meeting and the petitions been left over from the tax antici­ uate this year -from Windham Two in the Bu»h" I* Ju*t an shortening, ougar and mixing rant there. Such cleaning and ments. This bill embodied many included three dwelling houses: The Ladles Aid society of the ory, N. C., is visiting his sister, lilayclothes Uke first pUce more Watkins, F. A. Verplanck, scrubbing. New linoleum on floors, land and the Highland Park Plant. ciary committees, the most Im­ pation borrowing of the yjear be­ High School Include the follow­ Old Proi-erb suggestions made by the Asseifl- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Buehler for a Crystal Lake Methodist chufeh Mrs. Grace N. Thompson, of O ys- Summer in the ne^*a wid for cake. W. J. Shea, and W. J. Thornton. acan paint, frilly curtains at the There will be also a horse shoe portant In the legislative setup. fore. The cash balance at the be­ ing: Leonard Glass, Lloyd Gray, But! this year bly of Minor Court Judges of dwelling and atUched garage will hold to Silver Tea on Thifrsday tal Lake. hearing a House: Mrs. W. R. Tinker, Jr., windows. Plenty of tables and pitching tournament for men and Shea was on the Senate Judiciary ginning of 1040 was approximate­ Alfred Hutchinson, Charles John­ when world con­ For Your Young Son’s Pleasure which House haa been a member 40x36 on Elaurl street; Arthur afternoon at the Community Nicholas Ashe, motor vehicle in­ ^«nilh-reel»tant materiala "nie IM i chairman: Mlaa Mary O. C:^p room to turn around In. I bet women, volley ball and other group while House was member of ly 5J.272, There was a large in­ ston, Ivan London, Horace Por­ and Comfort This Summer for the past two years, (governor Bamforth for a house 24x30 on House from 2 to 6 o’clock. spector, from now on will be in ^hearing aoRa not only ***^bre the dition* are »o un- man. Jay E. Rand. Howell Che there won’t be a fly In there of games. the House -committee. Representa­ crease in tax receipts over the ter, Elizabeth Baron, Barbara Hurley In his inaug;ural address Crown street; Arthur Bamforth Rockville Thursdays from 1:30- ■OMflar la«tex but wool. ■etUed it 1* the get him a pair of U. 8. Rubber Co, ney and Thomaa Bentley. any kind, common, horse, or bar. It is planned to serve a picnic tive Wood served as member of the past nine months as against the Brehant, Adrlanna Freddo, Bessie wise man who Bike Ked»— they take skates too supper composed of box lunches roads, rivers and bridges commit­ had mentioned the desirability of for a bouse 28x24 on Hale street same period last year 5178,468 Hardy, Helen Ives, Sylvia Martin, 4:30 to examine persons desiring National Defense u S l^ t o n are Finance: W. J. Shea, chairman, I am sure you are going to have such uniform legislation. extension; Polish American Citi­ aM Soalgned for awlmmtng too. as get* his cellar and have a Hi-cut non-binding Thomaa Ferguson, Charlea S. a place where you can get a good brought by those who attend. Re­ tee. compared with $171,994. There Beatrice Porter, Lena Scagliotti. drivers licenses. F lr » District zens (Jlul), addition at 62 Village ^ aallgure flatterj’. Some new full of coal in back as well as a flexible arch Burr. Philip (Theney, and Man­ New England dinner. Perhaps I freshments wlU be In charge of In the Senate, Shea, besides the Tolland was a drop of nearly $500 in court Jean Warner. The commence­ A bill clarifying the powers and street; Mary Henry for repairs at Is uppermost in the minds of Americans to­ ^^UBsiee the market aw plMt- preparation lor cushion. A natural shoe for grow chester Trust Co., treasurer. can go on a vacation now and Mrs. John Tedford. ; udiciary, was on committees for fines with $2,187 levied in 1940 ment exercises will be held in the authority of the South Manches­ 110 Vernon avenue; (3arl Erisman Mrs. John B. Steele ad pldue hat* In white with open next winter. The Ing feet that he’ll approve of too Grounds: Miss Mary O. Chap­ send the boys up there to eat. But After the supper there will be a constitutional amendmenta, en­ against $1,710 in 1941. The ex­ Capitol theater, as the schixil au­ day. It should he—at a time when the world o a jm ; embroidered P*<»b* W. G. Glenney The Kedettes are featured at The camp fire and community singing ter Fire District to provide for the for repairs at 17 Chamberlain 1I78-S BoekviU* pense of the court is approximate­ ditorium is not large enough to man, chairman, Mrs. W. R. Tink­ first I wlH have to have the Fire grossed bills and executive noml street; Ignace Songailo for chick­ Wapping faces the decision of whether the democratic bags and glove*: cotton Co. can fill your C. E. House A Son. Inc., too, for Department Install a gong in my followed by a period of short ad­ nations. temporary borrowing of money. ly $2,800 annually. In the dis­ accommodate the expected audi­ er, Jr. In addition; House was particu­ en coop, 60x25 on South street; meib ahoe*: etarched white crochet order now with the unrivaled Blu* women snd children. You’ll like the Staff Ap|M>intmenta house to call them when it’a time dresses and reviews of the work About one-third of all the bills Mra. John MeCkimb who has bursements department, about ence. Exercises w’lll be at 10, Mrs. W. W. Grant methods of living shall survive. Theodore larly active In legislation affecting Charles Pingel. for repairs at 17 hi eeilor haU. drea* pump* m o Coal If you call 4148. new styles this season including The staff appointments are aa to eat. Maybe a eiren would be the club has carried on during the introduced In the Legislature go $2,000 was saved in government a. m„ Wednesday. the new juvenile court and proba­ Oiestnut street. spent several weeks as guest of her 7394, Manchester Roosevelt said: “Speak softly hut carry a ■hart glove*; sweater* copying the "Dulchboy” and many other follows: Consulting Staff: Anaes­ better. Not a lady but a fog horn. past 20 years under the auspiees before the judiciary committees salaries and expenses; more than A Flower Show scheduled to tion system. There was a further discussion parents In Cincinnati, Ohio, haa re-i dMp.V glamour-gtrl ««)**•"* numbers, aome with open toes. thesia, R. M. Tovell; Bronchosco­ The W elfare CTub had a supper of the Hartford (bounty Y.M.C.A. which also act as steering commit $8,000 in reUef and $25,000 in take place in Colchester Wednes­ big stick.” Thoughtful Notes In regard to the petition of EMgar debt payments. The total disburse­ The Graduation exercises of the h u p r o ^ *0 popular In blouje* The thoughtful ho*te*a keep* In py, E. J. Whalen; Cardiology, Rob­ and several called me up about It. There will be a period of dancing tees. There are 15 memberq from turned home. day of this week has been post­ \ r S courae. white acce*«>rie* Strawberry Drink Mann for a roadside stand 6x10 at Miss Helen Chapin, of Oradell, ments for the nine months of local Grammar school will be held We say in these days, “spend wisely and her gue«t room a supply of toilet ert S. SUrr: Chest ainlcs. J. J. I am a Townsendlte. How can you on the green as the last event of the Houae and five from the Sen­ Sfiea Wtu Leader 144 East Main street which was poned to next week, as It haa 1-2 cup sliced N. J.; Is a guest of her uncle, 19‘41 were $269,000 compared with at the school audtt(>rium this eve­ tbatalwmya hold articlea her guest may have for­ Hennessy: Dentistry, W. R. Con­ get a 60 year old man, living In a the day. ate of which total only three this received at the last meeting. The been learned that more flowers save consistently” and further than that to do ttair d*i*y freahne**. You 11 love strawberries 525 per month rent to retire and The committee chairmen and session were first term men, House In ihe Senate cniarles C. Talcott. $3i0,284 during the same period will be available at that time than ning at 8 o’clock. gotten In la*t-mlnute packing— ran; Dermatology, M. J. Morris­ petitioner wishes to sell soft of 1940. The graduation exercises of the the puffy white cotton rope 4 to 6 table­ give his job to a young man for a cabinet chairmen appointed for among them. The interests of Senator Shea The ToUand friends of Mra this week. The show will be held the patriotic thing divide your savings—de­ sample site* of hand lotion, tal­ sey. H. S. Reynolds, E. Myles drinks, candy and ice cream. This The Stafford Golf club one of Ellsworth Memorial High school ^oaa and bracelet* to match to spoons sugar StandisYi; Eye. Ear, Nose $30 per month pension? How can the anniversary celebration are as during the session were varied and Clara DavL Brldgeman, know In the house and garden of Miss posit part and huy United States Defense cum and all-purpose face cream. Legtalatlve Action was referred back to the Public throughout South Africa as “The the oldest golf clubs in New Eng­ is to be held on June 20 at thq •ju that extra amart touch to Few grains salt Throat, E. J. Whalen, James E. he pay his taxes and live? Town­ follows: The following Is a summary of' important. As Senate minority Works committee for further in­ Elizabeth Day. —— - — " too •mall packet* of clean powder . . . " . I 5*A Mans /anorttfA/i VUirn Apostle to the African in tbe land will be disbanded and the High School auditorium in South i Ssvlngs Bonds here with the halance. 4 1-2 cups milk Davis. C. P. Bausch. H. L. BlrgA; send au b No. 2 is to sponsor a General committee— Monroe O. leader, he was charged with res­ jpour 8 u m ^ « ,• puffa mid cleanalng tlaauea. bobby the legislative work done by the vestigation. City,” and herself a widely known property liquidated it wa-s an- _ _ i -n • 1 " Windsor. ABd ao to our ••apwdau of the pun ^ „ , „ b and 1 pint strawber­ General-Local, D. C. Y. Moore; meeting Jutm-19th at the YM CA Morris, general chairman; Mrs. ponsibility of getting through the A report was read In regard to Manchester legislative officials: socl^ worker, has retired to the nounced, following a meeting of M otO rC V C lC Iv llle r Mrs. Esther RIsley Troy of Oak­ for your Summer needs. toothbruab. clothe* bniah--all of ry ice cream Medical. C. B. Bralnard. I. W. with a state speaker and a promi­ John Tedford, refreriiments; For the town, Representative Democratic Senate aa much as the recent sale of properties Whipped cream nent young man who knowa ” how James W. McKay, recreation; possible o f the Republican party home of her eon in Durham after the stockholders. It was unanl- I land, road. widow of Selectman Mi­ which can be purchased inexpen­ Kingsbury, A. B. Landry, E. J. House introduced claimed for unpaid taxes, and it 3 whole straw­ to pick em” is to Interview sev­ Mrs. Everett Keith, entertain­ program and furnishing the “ loyal 44 years ax-m Congregational mis­ mbusjy voted to authorize the di- chael Troy, who died recently, has T«B*re Imokyl — Those Specials sively In department or dime Turbert, J. A. Wentworth; Neu­ Bill to reimburse town $100 for was announced that the city’s reutora to sell the property and to Killed ill Crash HeM Over for the Third W’^ berries. eral local girls who have answered ment, (Tharles N.' ’ Crocdiett, as­ opposition" to many of Gov. Hur­ sionary. Mrs. Brldgeman hes sev been elected to fill his place, aa stores, but which can mean a lot rology. H. A. Bancroft. C. F. Vern- expense Incurred in burying a share will be 5625,12. eral times visited Tolland at the, disband the club. David Mitchell, . A t the Dougan Dye Crush the sliced his adv. for a wife. No admission sistant entertainment; J. V. Lam' ley’s proposals. In addition to Union Church Note* second aclectniafi' for the town of comfort to her guest. lund O. G. Wiedman; Neuro-Surg­ World War veteran. Passed both home of her friend Mrs. Samuel president presided at the meeting South Windsor. She was elected by Savings Bank A Works you can have berries and mix ery, R. C. Buckley, W. B. ScovlUe; to be charged. <3ome see the lucky berton, publicity; James Schaub, duties on judiciary commlttcee he Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor Old Saybrook. June 18.—(>P)— The houses and town has already rC' was one of the recognized spokes­ Simpson and when on these visits, which was attended by seven of Selectmen Thomaa Burgess and your winter coat cleaned with sugar and Obstetrics and Gynecology, G. E. girl. Refreshments served. equipment; Mrs. James W. Mc­ of the Union Congregational Augustine Aballo of North Tiver­ Gifts for the Bride of Today and Clara Southerglll , celved the money. men of the Republican party. As has been a guest at the Tolland the stockholders. The property Herbert Rose, and sworn in at B K .and pressed, the fur ool- salt. MU the Howe, J. R. Miller. L. P. James; Kay, telephoning. Bill to reimburse town $36,000 Church will give the graduation ton, R. I., was killed Instantly to­ Anniversary Remembrances for Assisting the general commit' chairman of the Resolutions Com­ Federated church Union Miseiqn- consists of 40 acres of land, in­ once. Frank Ident will fill Mr. r giaaed and returned milk and the Ice cream and add the Orthopedics, S. H. McPherson, foi money expended in construc­ address at Woodstock Academy cluding the nine-hole course snd day when a truck crashed into his Last Year's Bride tee are the following cabinet mittee of the Republican Conven­ ary meetings and given intercstin; Troy’s place as director of the to you In a Moth Bag for Me. crushed berries. Pour into gla.sscs John Sweet, Paul P. Swett, R. M. tion of Blast Center street. When on Friday afternoon of this week. clubhouse. The directors will sell motorcycle on the Boston Post There are ao many beautiful members of the club: Mrs. Annie tion preceding the last election he talks on her work with the peop.^ highway work, temporarily. He of Manchester PtolB dreeees cleaned and pressed and lop with a spoonful of whip­ Highway Commissioner interposed Dr. Brookes will preach at the all of the 'personal property Includ­ road here. suggesUona at Watklna it la dlffl- Yergason. DeSimone, social; Eldward Rlch- had had an important part in in Johannesburg, South Africa. haa been on the road crew for sev­ too lor BOc! Pick-up and deUvery ped cream and a half berry. Sweet­ Pathology, R. E. Kendall; Pedi­ Letter Thanks objections, after a conference with Union church next Sunday morn­ ing the furnishings of the club­ Edmund Vmuda of Fall River. cu5 to chooae. However we’re sure ardapn, recreational; Mias Doris drafUng the party plaUorm. The ToUand Society has sent many en years. A Mutual Saving# Bank ■M-rirr ra E E —Juat call 5107 and en the cream if deslr^. Six serv­ atrics. H. W. Bravton. G. C. Glass, Attorney General and cooperation ing at 10:45, his subject being house and miscellaneous machin­ Mass., riding on the rear seat of you’ll approve of the Italian pot-’ Bolin, entertainment: Mlsa Samp­ His ability and acumen as a boxes of new garments and useful the motorcycle, suffered a frac­ The Church Vacation School will • 10* . ______ings. Jr. H. F. Locke; Proctology, A. R. of Senator Shea In the Senate, the •’Our First Obligation to Youth.” articles to her to be distributed ery, tools and other equipment. tery oonaole aeta |8.9S and the Relief Bodies son,. welfare; Francis Murphy, political strategist won him th* Sixteen Infants were baptized tured left leg and was taken to a be held again this year in the metal wall brackeU 54.35 a set; or Keith; Surgery, H. C. Clifton. H. bill was withdrawn and a substi­ respect and admiration of all in among the hospital and places of The Stafford Golf club was or­ church and will open July 7, and Crisp White natters Tan IM The Davis Do Your Baking educational. tute bill drafted and presented by last Sunday morning at the Chil­ ganized in 1890 and for many Mlddletotvn hospital. those popular tole traya from $2.00 G. Jarvis, Claude Kelly. E. R. This picnic Is open to the mem­ the Senate and in fact hla poeitlon need. close on July 18. United Stales Defense Saving# This Summer House In House and Shea in Sen­ dren’s Day exercises at the Union years drew hundreds of golfers State Policeman Thomas Leon­ There’* nothing ifutte ao becom­ ujf to mention a few of the nice Lampson; Urology, H. S. Backus, bers and friends of the Highland although that of a minority leaner Mr. and M ra Donald Graham of ing to eummer tan aa criap wrhtts, and as a start you might try some Missive from London Is ate authorizing the Town to sue church. ThompsonviUe, Qjnn., were week­ from all around this section. In ard said the truck driver, Guy W. Bonds on Sale at This Bank selections. T. H. Hepburn. Park Community club, employees was'so strong that there developed k Square Dance Tonight Queen Victoria’s Tea To srear with ahort-aleeved aum- of their delicious Blueberry muf­ Active Staff: J. F. Barry, C. T. the state. The substitute bill re­ end guests of Miss Bertha Place. late years the larger new, courses Oew of Newburgh, N. Y„ was bc- /Of Case Brothers and realdenta among some of the Democratic The Junior claas of the Rock­ lng,held pending a coroner’s inves­ mar frocks you will want to con- fins which they will feature over Bidgood, Howard Boyd. D. M. Received by Miss Jessie ceived favorable action In both Mra. Dorothy O. Walker and in­ In Springfield anf the one of the teachers who left this The marriage of MI Sylvia El- i slippers 49c; gay sombreros «i25c year, a reduction of about 41 per "It In for this reason that a* to erect apartment bouses at once. Tolland County Home school wfil lenterg, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Freeh, Native ' apd 49c; bathing bags 25c and Speaker Christian A. HeAer cent bel05f,Jhla yoar. , .It provided It does not establish a police pen­ here tomorrow, at Ickea Invitation. year, Sweet Relish, I f t g a Fresh Ground _ chairman of WVS, acting for the The Main street front has been he held this evening Louis EUenberg of thU place to A Brand New Shipment Haa such an excellent display of smart was ready to appoint a committee $l,o50.000,000 ioT relief this fiscal sion fund In Manchester but pro­ Ickes, In announcing the pros­ Arthur .and Dav44.Pomeroy had pint ...... Hamburg, 2 lbs. American Red <>oss In mattera oj zon ^ for business and it le th« o’clock in the school »u d lto r l^ their tonsils removed in Portland William ^ rk ow lt*. took place 1 wG Ab# G dust Arrii-ed bathing suits in lastcx and wool which will have the task of draft­ year but the Houae aftd Senate vides the machinery and authori­ pective increase in east coast sup­ pkg. Beets civilian relief In this country, I pi«n of the company to secure tinder the direcUon of the Tuesday. Both are doing nicely. Sunday In New York City and the o f adorable sterling silver brace- and becoming types of dressmaker ing a formal bill of impeachment, subcommittee both approved the ty for esUblishlng such a fund If ply said; outlining specific detajlatails of the thank , you, both on behalf of those aome chain corporation for one or the voters of Manchester want IL teachers. Mias Mildred Candlto Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Neto, of ceremony was-'attended by a num­ ■f r e s h pfSH EVERY THURSDA-y AND PRIDAYil tata In several unusual designs, ^'e suits too in sizes 32 to 48 for 5159. reduced amounts arited by the who benefit by your genefority w d more etoree and erect biutoew Diversion Involvee Sacrifice were surprised to learii also that charges” Coakley will toee In t*»®4'Sroidttentr Aid New Voter* "The diversion of these tankers and Mrs. UlWan Flelachman. Bolton, have Invited the 4-H Dairy ber of Hebron relaUvps and #i.vo«51.98, 52.98#«.no andwiu 53.98.#o.vo. CuteV..UVC ault|i•utLp r* ____ a. of our member* who have the joy buUdlngs. Later on. he If friends, including Mr^ and Mra. thqr were only 51-00—a real find! Awaits Senate Action A bill to permit voters to be to the ’gulf to east coast’ routes The Senior, class has and Poultry Club of (Coventry and PhiWpe’ Dettcieus-^ bunch for the children too. sizes 1 to 16,; Legislature s upper branch. of handling the gifU ." np^rtmcDts- AT® huUt th®y will be Ellenterg and family, Mr. and Sunrise Grapefruit Juice —« t The Dewey-Richman Co. The House, which voted last Awaiting Senate action wu* the made at addiUonal cessions to involves a sacrifice by the two aa original play based Bolton to a social ga th er!^ at UM/HD OFFER' / ^.00 All-purpose! Knife for 49c. 79c |1.59 and $l 98. Stelle Reeding. along the same plans and type as Mra. Ira Turahen and family and Beans, can ...... week to institute the Impeachment annual supply bill for the Labor make voter# In the summer companies concerned, and will Everett Hale’s their home. The date was M t espe­ proposed by Mr. Dickey. months. ThU bill had the support Withopt a Country.” The play wiU cially when the strawberries are others. Mr. and Mrs, BerkowlU No. 2 Frozea Fruit Punch proceedings against the 75-year- Department, Federal Security also cause them considerable in­ For Country Wear I Expsnsloa Ahead of both Registrars s. Vletch and be In three acU and the cast of ripe so the members are looking plan to spend the summer in Am- m n u n lAuis AHO is* 1 *®*«<»* Tins 3 cups sugar Quite as 'comfortable and just as < old councillor, also must appoint a Agency, Labor Board. National Mr. Raymond said that the com­ convenience and financial loss. 2 board of managers, which wUl M oriarty who appeared with characters erUl Include the toUow- forward to a good time tonight. aton after returning from their Med € M riwt kWa (S O Bernice 1 1-2 cups water becoming as the dirndl are new I Mediation Board, Railroad Retire­ ‘Newspaper Boy’ pany he has formed has the neces­ "However, they have agreed to lejefce Mem® » Deft DAU, Oeiaiea, Large, Firm, Fancy handle prosecution of the case in House at the public hearing on the the arrangement as a temporary ing: Narrator. The youngsters are certainly their wedding trip. Their later Tunaflsh Flakes, 1 imali bunch mint, chopped skirt and blouse ensembles for ment Board, and Employees Com­ sary money to buy the property Phllio Nolan, Vincent Wood, Ool. W 9 c. the Senate. ^ pensation Commission, totalling bill. A fter this blU was Introduced measure in the interests of na­ working hard to ha-ve every one plana have not been made public. Sunrise 5 cups weak tea (or ginger ale) country wear. The skirts are of and buUd along Main street as d^ It appeared that the problem was S Sotgan.. Cedric Deere; (Mp- RED HEART > f/c.vor DOG FOOD 2 for 29c $1,189,298,500. This was $2,477,- Chosen as Title tional defense, and. as petroleum know they are sponsoring the W alioM Lord, of Bainbiidge. N, T omatoes 2-2 cujf lemon juice rayon crepe in such exciting colors msnds develop. The company 1* a ■very general one and other towns talB Neale, Theodore B as^r; sound movies Friday evening. One Y., was a visitor here Sunday at Grape Juice, 2 cups orange juice 500 less than the amount voted by coordinator, I wish to express my as a brilliant firefly red. a soft making the purchase at this Ume desired similar legUlation so Mr Marshall, Ros® Bryant; M ^ boy haa made a large sign ar­ the home of his father. Loren M. quart hottle . Boll sugar, water and mint to- the House and $33,596,522 under appreciation of their cooperation 25c Seal of Merit B^usty_hlue. a pecan brown, with Police Court Detroit, June 18.— (8^—The In' feeling that the compleUon of the Houae and other members of the Graff. Ruth Cunnlgh^; The ranged lights around it, while one Lord. HU daughter. Miss Betty, gjather for 5 minutes. Chill, add ra- huge, flaunting floWer motifs. the budget estimates. new bridge across the Connecticut Judiciary Committee raised and in lessening, to some extent, the Jury, CJarolyn Greghl, tohn t ^ c y . P. & G. Soap 1 Sweet Peas, The Senate committee clipped ternational Circulation Managers of the girls attends to turning on who has taught the past year or Ehler's Coffee touining ingredienta, atrain and They're plenty full, too. and gath­ river will result In a 20 per cent In­ got passed a general statute prospective hast cosst shOTtage.” A lte r! Baxter, Bobby Tetley Tea Baffs, 2 cans...... Four cases were disposed of $10,984,000 from funds of the Na­ Association In convention here to­ The oil company offlclala par­ the current every night.« more in Manchester, was also h 25c iroeze. ered at the waistline into a wide, crease In the population of the permitting more frequent sessions ors, Bobby (Jha*^ Word has been received that town court this nomlng. On a tional Youth. Administration and day decided to dlgnUy the ticipating in the conferences pre- visitor, at the Lord home, and ahe lb. can 50 toT **••**#** 43c allmmlng belt. The blouses are of count o< violation of rule* of the $ off salary funds of the boy selling newspapers by official­ town. Under these conditions the to make voters. John Casey: Ia «Uos of tte Miss Anna GieMCke - and Miss accompanied her father home to Mrs. Lorin Perry sends us the oyster-white rayon shantung, 128,000 lacfeaae Assistoaee ce^ng Ickea’ announcement were Irene Dodvan, Norma DeWolfo, 3 bar. H e road David Chrter, 19. 143 Henrj*. Labor Board. OflsatUng these re­ ly derignating him aa a “newspa­ company feels that there wUl be a Betty Vlsny who went to ML Bainbrldge Sunday afternoon. CampbelTs TSClpe we requested for Pineapple A bill to Uberallxe tbd sUte Old J .^ o w a rd Pew. president, and Mary Lee; SpecUtors. Arlw short-sleeved and deep-throated. was fined $5 and costa, (barter, it ductions were increases of $8,050,' per hoy,” instead of "newsie” or demand, in Manchester for addi­ Vernon Saturday, arrived safe and Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Porter ' Vaciram Sealed! Scottissue, Tomato Juice, Seop Cookies. Thank you! tional modem stores, which they Age Assistance lawa, among other Arthur E. Pew, Jr., vice president, Ctosev Ckrolyn Greghl. Anne Oso- are enjoying themMlves UnmenM- Fraah, Nathr* Flnaappie Drop Cookies was said, drove past a line of traf­ 000 for the Office of Education for "newsboy." of The Sun Oil Qompany, and J. S 5S ; sS Ji oil. mmt. Rjgr and daughters, Roberta and 'Vir­ 3 for ••***8eeee 23c 3 cans You Can Get the Thin Air MaU fic on West Center street yester­ will build. things Increasing the possible ly- ginia, also Mr. and Mrs. Charles cup Spry training defenjM workers, $577^320 ■ The association also plans a na­ U Hanna, vice president, of the 1 IVORY FLAKES TEN-B-LOW 1 t - i Writtng Paper day afternoon creating hazard to Lsekiag to Future monthly benefits to 540. A great Brown, The ob tid m who wigh their re- P. Miner snd their small daugh- • i 3 «SB^iMB aatt for the Wage and Hour Adminis­ tional campaign for obaervlng OcL SUndsrd Oil Company of CaU- M - .And Eaton rie ,waa originally held tration of the Department of ThoM investing in the company many Dills on this subject were ______' Sunday 1 IVORY SNOW ICE CREAM FREEZE Seal of Merit Cauliflower. 1 taaspocn vanilla as "Newspaper Boy Day," ac- IntnMuced, and the Judiciary Oom- forniiu " hf Philip Nolans- John.Bodv*m. ^ White Loaf I brandbrands of fine'j^pen also for ‘dri^rtay.Andrews, clrcu- do not look for any great returns '1 may obtain them 'Thursday at Rocky " 2 ettp brown augar Bnnly packed •Qjc Unkera heretofore. ,.Aa»s THC « S ^ to the f r ^ t e s ittm o a o . Catsup, ked and folded f sheets at the Dewey- Raymond P, Buck. GlMtonbury MedUUon ^ a ^ ^ iSttoKrtanaxet if ’Hie I'br^ Wayne thrilr investment at «tti*- tla»e. ■fitteec to- whtua.-Ihey morning tetwreen the hour of 9 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Ward 2 agg. well beaten lation manager oL ferred. combihed the suggested engai^ te suppljfingThe will be given by R«v. ^ t^ ^ k RlchmanRlchE Co., 50c a box and up. was fined $5 and coats for road but are looking to the future. Mr. and 10. a.m. and children were at their Hebron — 1 Hag 93c 2 bottled . .. > 3 cups aifted flour t (Ind.) News Sentinel, who said amendments into one omnibus Sun Oil Company with special rules vIoIatlM.. Raymond also expressed himself Rapp, pastor of th* ^ c ^ ^ home for th* week-end, returning ,3 2-3 teaspoons baking powdar the object atiuld be to “deflion- blU, retaining thp Increase to 540. grades of California gasoline un­ Baptist church. The six gradimtes Picking Berries Exeittiig head From the Rumford Cook Book For passing a stop sign Louis N. IMg OHMumer . aa being willing to deed to the to Providence, R. I.. Sunday after­ 1 1 Iowa state Native, Large V I cup crushed ptnaapple undraln- strste what changes have occur­ Ooart BUI der a contractual arrangement are*^ Ruth CMnnlngham. Roes Bry- We Had these simple rules for mak­ Ott, Rockville, was fined $1 and town the necessary number • of noon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur * ad Completion of Grand Coulee red In the trait* of newspaper boy* A bill separating the dutjea of between the two companies of anl Dorothy DeWoKe, Theodore ValenUne, Neb.— m —Picking ing muffins and quick-breads costs while Mlaa Helen M. Mitchell, feet on the south side o t 8L James KUemann aad sons, Arthur and €ttp roUad oats which we think you may wish to Hartford, ^received suspenaion of Dam Involve use of 12,(XI0,- since tha old daya.” Deputy Judge and Clerk of the more ten years standing. B u tcr. Cedric Deere and Vincent strawberries in her garden got to Andrews declared the title of street to widen th* streeL As the William also spent , ^ e week-end 1 Large Sweet Plums NATIVE LETTUCE ^ Butter cop nuts, dioppsd. clip: judgment on payment of costa on 000 barrels of cement, 77,000,000 anal transfer will not take place Toira Court With the Increased be a pretty exciting buaineu tor “ newsie” .or "newsboy" gave* the According to aeronautics engl- at their Hebron place. WlUUm, ' — i Bpty. salt and vanilla. Add L Sift dry Ingredienta aad an Intoxicatioo count. pounds of reinforcing steel, and until next month, the selectmen, Importance and criminal and civil "H u b e rt P. CoUins. chairman of Mra. Lewis Stockwell. First a 1 2 Doz. 19e 5c Head Native SUawbattaik likely imprMBion of “ a ragged neera one cylinder of a 14-cylln- a student at Queens’ College. N. sugar gradually and craam wiaka a depreasioo In the cen­ 100,000,000 board fM t of lumber. who at a recent meeting discussed Jurisdiction of the court it Is prob­ the ToUand County Oonuniaalon- small snake wriggled past giving street urchin, standing on sonM der Cycloqe engine is more power­ 7 ., will remain here tbrougb tbe Add agg and B>ix wriL 81ft ter with a spoon. 8 o d m of England's finest flaeces the widening of the street, wOl be able ttiat a lawyer wUl always cr* will present the dlptoma*. her a-start. Then she looked np ^ LARGE CUCUMBERS corner. underfed, underclotbed, ful than the whole engine c^m ost suibroer. and the rest of the fam­ SUNKIST ORANGES doz. baldag powdar. Add 3. Combine liquids (such as beat­ come from ths Orkney and Sbet- ■The United States consumes ap- a M to secure the necessary land serve aa th* deputy Judge. The du­ I^oBfvlesv Besehen OnoM Into tbe fsc* at an elephant, which alternately with wber* sbsep ifssd on ktely one-balf of tbs total with a few newspapers,' begging types. The baseball gam* between the waved its truck and trumptsd -as, ily will Join him Uter. en agga, milk and anaitad ,at uttl*. if any cost. ties of th* clerk are purriy cieri- 1 2 Doz. 29c 4 for 19c |v,> m wcU aftar sack abortamag) aad pour tb sa la of Canada. tot n few ptnnied.” Fatbsn and Sons of Loogvww MTS'. BtockweU fled. A keepenfrom Misa Hanpah Fuller, who has whtoh ssaa to have been played a nearby circus lot heard tbs been here for tbe past7cw weeks iMt Frifti^ gad ^ e k wes port- and tonk Ms charfte haad. as'a^gufst ot her fUtsr. Mra. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. iWEDNESDAY, JUNE 18.1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEt>NESDAY. JUNE 18.1941 ir o Q s ic s }t Willie Pep to SeeAr 20th lAL STORY PA’s Shut Out Moriarty^ 2-0 Ik Louis-Conn Fight to Draw Biggest Crowd in Three Year CAbIBAN FROM CALEB Straight Fistic Win Here co^rmaMT. *•*». Conn’s Mother nca skrvicb. INC. Cl A"'-• T. . \ I The Pioneer. Parachute will play BY NORMAN KAHL Softball Win Fire Chiefs to Oppose Tver Twirls 40,000 Fans Expected Canfield and Mrs. Smythe Defend the Tall CMers In a "Y ” league Seriously 111 aofttatl game tonight at 6:80 j : Aagus retsmia a few when he ReU to New \ork. For Vic’s Ten Two-Hitter to ___ dtoesa-era Adereen baa jrlnd of one thing an>-way-the The West Sided Tonight York. She has fees butter ia practically fj?"* *** To See Clash Tonight Titles in Oldest Skeet Tournament cept tor a few gallons atlll slosh­ Undergoes Tougher Or­ L tar 'ehoews gtrlsi and is off Down East Sides by Tonight at the West Side play- • Murdock and Diana will be the ep- Defeat Wilkos •ag"^x«hs Jsb. HanUag ing around the floor. deal Than Son as He ^ .W^hottsv.^ WWW._. ___w Angos - seta aat Angus stops at the- next fitilng 6-4 in ^ Rec League r w’tisss'usf&fii'jss.s.lji’s: Brown Bomber May En­ Ready for All Comers jMir kiwwtoig he wW be ,taUon to get a last tankful of gas CMet, will tM, .Pw ol’. W «t I ^ H olton. Gap Housers Suffer 2nd Fight Facts I Seeks Fistic Honors. Bat be'IOBl te tod Adereen. ^ j,, study a road map. It will As Errors Mar Game. Sides In the seventh game of the { That there will be action in this ter Ring 'a 4-1 Choice 300 Shooters •erateg. lb Is speefBagdewn ^e better if he geU off this high- Twi League season. With two | game gojM without s ^ n ^ Blanking H in Twilight For 18th Defense of And Figures Pittsburgh, June 18—(85—Far Iwfty* wlw^. pBlroheaii as Boon m possible. Although out hit 10 to 9, Vic’s games under their collective belts irrepressible "■*' 'kids from “oYer ^ m Um. Am M expUUiUs trooper ever pulle himaelf together League; Kose’s Hit ^ from the ringside where Billy In Stratford Package atore nosed out the East these youngsters from "across the north’’ have captured the fancy Title at Polo Grounds; By The Associated Press [rh^it He sWoer Jf*'* * ^ and telephones his headquarters, of the fans and under the lUrec- O nn meets Joe Louis for the ,1s going may be further unpleasant Sides last night at'Mt. Nebo, 6-4. tracks" are liable to do most any­ Brraks Up Slab Duel. Title at stake—World heavy­ rhM h thing. There la one thing certain tlon of T y Holland they will step Cavanaugh May Refe­ weight championship. j heavyweight title tonight, a sweet­ Win. Incidents. The East Side’s collection of six up the pace as the season grows Skeet Shoot that every last one can and does ' Principals—Joe Louis. De- j faced woman win be, undergoing a errors contributed greatly to Vic’s hit a mean baseball and when a on. Any team that undertakes to .Morlarty Brothers are the lions ree; Talbot Sees an Batter-Spread Thin It is after 9 the next morning trolt, champion, va Billy Conn,' more cruel ordeal than any the scoring chances. O. Phillip's hit­ team hits, well, anything cim and defeat these chaps cannot get of ths Tri-County League but thus Chapter 111 when Angus pulls out along on a one or two-run lead. If Ending by Knockout.' Pittsburgh, challenger. , ' explosive fists of the Brown Toughest Braud of ting and "Pop” Gleason’s pitching does happen. far this season they’ve been noth­ Place—Polo Grounds, New I olland Tunnel and ftnda nimseit Pagani’s must now win to get they boot one ih the field they Bomber can pose for Billy-boy, her It is easy for Angus to see that c middle of Manhattan's trsf- were the high lights for Vic’s team ing more than Iambs in the Twi­ York City. son. Marksmanship on Tap iMm tiower does not look like the while Mozzer and Aceto stood out back into the scramble in defense come into the plate and hammer By Gayle Talbot i.e»a that wfll, Mstsn.—.tfi....pea»n. Hc.'iTke first thing to do obvious- of their two titles, the town and in some more runs. The usual light LeagtM. Bout—15 rounds to a decl- , Mrs. Margaret (Jonn, 41-year- ta see the mayor. Maybe the for the East Sides. Tonight Vic’s New Tork. June 18.—(85— The Friday for Nation's Hie officer reaches in and taken Twi league buntings. To pick out prizes will be awarded this eve­ Last night the Gas Housers suf­ Sion. old mother of the Pittsburgh chal­ iMyor has heard about Adorcen. Package store will play the Ham­ biggest/ richest prizefight crowd Time—First preliminary 7:30 lenger, is too ill to listen to the ' Aagos* ignition key out of the ilton 3rd Shift. Box score: who will do he hurling Is another ning and a slam bang game of fered their second straight shut­ Best Men and Women Then he walks around to If A n g u s ^ find her right away, guess and from here it looka like baseball is In the offing. since the second Louia-Schmellng p. m. (c. A t.); main bout. 9 radio broadcast of the fight ,n the they can stkrt back for p a le b ^ - Vic’s Package Store out defeat ia the loeal circuit as Conn’s comfortable Fifth avenue tht front of Uie truck and sUrU AB R H PO A battle three summers ago will p. m. (e. s. t.). Performers. forc midnlghK and 11 Ik poaaible Fred Server of the PoUsh-Ameri- sm-ge Into the Polo Grounds to­ Betting odds—Louts 5 to 16 home here. But as soon as the witting in his notebook. that Mr. Wittebtaum will under- O. Phillipa, as . .3 1 2 2 2 cans twirled a brilltant two-hitter fight is over—win or lose for Billy AaKOi has to make a decision F. Phillips, 3b . 4 O i l 6 night to watch Joe Louis defend to win; 5 to 8 to score a knock­ By Harry Graj-son itand about the ^ tter and every­ to best the sielll Kastialr WU- his heavyweight championship out. —she’s to be told what happened. NEA Service Sports Editor hi a hurry. He pulls his spsr* Hirth, 2b,af ... . 3 1 1 4 1 koa, 2-0. Mary Jane. 30, and Peggy Ann, >’ IgattioR key out of hts p o ^ ^ thing. \ Goodrich, cf ... 3 0 1 2 0 agr.lnst clever Billy Conn of Pitts­ Approximate weighU—Louis Angus ia driving along a narrow IiK^ans Nose Out A’s, Tied for Second Place 200; Conn 177. 11, Billy’s sisters, are the only Stratford. Conn.,' June 18— laws Is it In the twitch. Then he P. Manager, lb 0 2 0 10 0 burgh. ' - SometMng like 300 shooters will laaHca into the back of the truck street with a lot of iutomobllm P. Phillipa, 2b . I or 1 1 1 The outcome left the PA’s mid The big Negro’s 18th defense of Elstlmated crowd and g a te - members of hia immediate familyi aad fomblas around until he finds shooting out at him Siegel, s f ...... 2 1 0 0 Pagani’s West Sides tied for eee- his title promised to draw more 40,000 spectators; 8400,000.' who will be "at home" for the compete In the nine events of the BtTMta and stopping dead \ uith Gleason, p ...... 3 0 0 ond place la the standings behind than 40.000 and to gross approxi­ Promoter—Twentieth Cent­ fight. Along with some cousins 13tb annual Great Ehutern Skeet what hs wants. ^ tcreechyag brakes within a cdu^e 4 Gain Game on Yankees the unbeaten Sllbros Clothiers. and other relatives they will alt Whoa tH oop comss back to the H. Barton, rf ... < 0 1 0 mately 8400,000, as compared with ury Sporting CHub, Mike Ja­ Championships at Lordship, Strat­ be la in no mood to negotiate. inches of his truck. He Is reflate 1 1 1 The-atanding YoUows; cobs, president close by the radio, constrained to ing on the incompetence of New' Kibble, c ...... 4 the 81.000.000 that flowed into pro­ ford, June 20-23. ■ "N* iBter^date Uoense," he booms, Wlllie Pep Tyler, If ...... 3 0 1 0 Schedule Gives Tribe Three Pitches W. ' Pet. moter Mike Jacobs’ treasury the Officials—Referee and Judges silence whispered urging* for •iwy, you’ll get ao years for this. York drivers and is keeping his Sllbros ...... 2 1.000 to be selected by the N. Y. their brother because anything Holder of the Great Eastern Three Homers night. Louis crushed Max Schmcl- louder “would disturb mom.” Whht ars you hauling T" eyes peeled for the city hall when Totals ...... 30 6 9 26 15 Polish-Amerks .. 2 .667 ing, the man he hated, in less than State Athletic CJornmlssion. championship Is Robert W. Can- he hears s chorus of sirens and ^H|ie Pep, Hartford’s clever that state before making his fistic Break on Trip; White Rlngwtse veterans have hailed field of Locust Valley, N. Y„ who sWattar.” aaya Angus. quarters in Worcester. East Bides (Tbarlotte, N. C., June 18— INest Sides ...... 2 .687 a round. Weather forecast — CToudy his heart shrinks. little featherweight, goes after his AB R H PO Sox Top Bom^rSf Red Fire Chiefs...... 0 .000 Oids On Champ Widen snd warmer; In case rain, fight BlViya courage but they wouldn’t broke 100x100 a year ago. It la plain to ass that ths cop u By the time he pulls up to the . , .Harry has won S3 of 41 bouts. (JF)—’There had been only three marvel • if they knew this "mom" The Great Eastern women's OB agalnat aomsthlag they didn't 20th conS^U ve pro-boxing gained as many J. Mader, If 4 1 1 home runs hit in the Clark Morlartys ...... 0 .000 The most popular opinion was will be held tomorrow night curb, he is surrounded by six po­ Quaglia, sf . 4 0 1 Sox Split -with Tigers. Broadcast — Mutual broaxj' of his. champion titleholder is Mrs. M. L. ^ * Mm la the atate troopers licemen who pBe out of three cars. tory Thursday night when he ' draw decisions, Griffith Piedmont League Sta­ Server’s "nothing ball” worked that something very much like For nearly two years she has •chooL He ia trying to Mozzer, c . . 4 0 2 that waa due to happen tonight to casting system (WOR), 9 p. m. Smythe of AurorA 0 „ captain of The biggest one pushes back his takes on H ar^ Hlntllan of Wor- j Cans Fighto Moore dium hero so far this season to perfection in last night’s tiusle been tattling a lingering disease the women's AII-Acierican team. - what rule covers a cs^ Gavello, sf,p 4 0 1 By. Judson Bailey and he was in danger only In the 0>nn, though the 23-year-old chal­ (e. 8. t ) . hat. "What's the big Idea, Buddy? Falcetta, lb 3 0 0 Associated Prets Sports Writer until— which physicians say la Incurable. Her score last year was 00x100. ' mw tMa whsa all of s sudden, all Do you know bow many lights you Charlotte's Bob Ortiz smack­ seventh Inning. Wilkoa also pitched lenger had plenty of supporters. I Yet she always has managed to nilea ars suspended. They tangle in V ! rather convincingly on opening Murray, 3b . 2 0 . 1 This is the only eastern trip all ball that was good enough to win The odds against the former light- Events In addition to the major crashed?” Correntti, 2b 4 0 0 ed A 360-foot homer on over heavyweight king were lengthen­ muster up a smile for Billy. championships are the Unknown Ths tpoopsr assn Angus’ hand Angus tries to be polite. "1 am topping a Mrd of e l p l ^ u t a be- | returns to take season in which the Cleveland In­ the ' leftfleld walL Richmond most games, coming up with a golden age" of boxing. And It will A few weeks ago when attend­ «OBM op ftom the asat and he seM Ing offered OntrM ^ n ecU cu t 1 ^aven in Klock, cf .. 4 1 1 dians do not have to tackle the five-hitter. Bernardi’s counter in ing steadily in tho Broadway be Conn’s first outdoor appearance Angle all-bore handicap, .410 in a hurry, officer. I came to get Aceto, ss ... 3 2 2 changed pitchers. Came the ing physicians believed a serious gauge. Junior, Great Eastern 20- ■nmTtV^ golden and gUstenlng In fandom by Messrs. Ed Hiltley and four-round semi-final. The dangerous New York Yankees and next pitch end another four the third was all the PA’s needed marts. Last night It waa nosaible here, bis othec^bouts having been relapse might cause her death she that oaas paw—aomethtng that my girt.” Lou Vlscusi, co-promoteM of the City youngster should pro- Vince, rf ...... 0 0 0 Boston Red Sox in succession. but they added another marker in to get odds of 7 to 2 against hia staged in Madison Square Garden. gauge. all-bore individual and The big cop geU tougher. "A Gain, p,rf . . . . 3 0 1 bagger shot over the same class championships and team grtpa. Bat he doesn’t duck In "House of Action, as the arena Capt. Frank McLean’s pride The schedule for this particular wall. Came the third pitch and the seventh for' good measure. winning, and one compijHiion man But the size of the crowd will not "Don’t tell Billy I’m so sick. It Mwm Ih s n U a menacing squish! wlae guy, eh!" estimated ho would ho; offering a scare Billy, any more than has the championships. "If you will let me go and find has been nicknamed. ^ J of the Thread City a stiff battle In ToUls ...... 3.6 4 10 24 10 6 Jaunt has the Tribe travelling from a third circuit smash in the Morlartys threatened in the might worry him and bother his Tken an unpleasant plop! And a my girl, I will write you a letter Pep’s Victims | this one. They’ll come in at 160 New York to Philadelphia to exact spot. And then — the third but a lightning double play solid 4-to-l against BtUv by night­ prospect of sampling Joe Louis’ training.” The UnknoiK'n Angle event is only slightly melted but- Score by innings: fall. dynamite. featured for the first time In in- when I get back to Caleb," Angus Among Pep’s victims are Ruby pounds. East S ides...... 002 010 010—4 Washington to Boston—Manager homers stopped. engineered by Mike Saverlck Marv Jane, pert ”boss” of the spreads Itself out o» the I will explain ev­ Matchmaker Pete Perrone has Roger Pccklnpaugh is a mighty wiped the slate clean after Gris­ Five i^ c ia l: trains from Pitts­ 25-PouimI Advantage Conn home, savs her mother has tersectlonal competition. Targets Garcia of Puerto Rico and Mexi­ Vic’s ...... 023 100 00 —6 burgh and a half-dozen others from fly anywhere between two pointe, erything can Joe Silva, who has held Bobby arranged six bouts of three- happy man about it today. wold bad r.eacbed first on hU er- The official weigh-in, scheduled "never seen BlUv fight” but Is Mrs. M. L. Smythe of Aurora. 0 „ and Robert W. Canfield B Is anrprising how dlffersnt a Runs batted in: Siegel 1, Burton scattered cities poured fans into four and 14 yards outside of sta­ The big cop smirks. "Hear that, Ivy, Hartford’s featherweight ti­ rounds- limit, composed of the 1, Gain 1, Gleason 2, Gavello 1; two The Indians lost three straight last turn at bat and brought roa In the fifth came the first op- at noon at the offices of the state serenely confident/ "Junior" will Locust Valley, N. Y., defend Great Eastern- skeet champlonahipe. a of butter looks oo a pollce- boys? He’s roima write us a letter. "new talent" part of the card. ^ in New York to the Yankees, saw ]>ortunlty for the loeers to cross town this morning. Boston fans athletic commission, was expected brin» home the title. tion eight in the center of the I’a laoa from ths way it looks tle contender, to a draw. base hits: Klock, Mozzer, F. Phil­ Whitlow Wyatt his tenth win, were known to have chartered 30, field. He’s probably just dropped Into In taking on Hlntlian, however. Pat vfndrlllo, Manchester’s own lips; three base hits: Siegel, Xce- their American League lead even though be didn’t, finish. ;he plate but again Server "bore" to show Louis packing an ad­ »> "He's promised to win for ■lab of toast. The town on a harmless visit to rob a shaved to a single game, and were down and Katkaveck, the catcher, planes. The fight regulars and the mom.” Mary Jane said. "I know 75,000 Shooters la U. S. scale of former years, there waa Pep faces a lad gunning for the welterw-elght, ba.s been paired to; base on balls off: Gleason 3, (Jarl Hubtall coasted to a 8-3 big spenders from every section of vantage of about 25 pounds. There w M y appsaranot bank and we’.w detaining him.’' with Joe (Malley) Russo of Hart­ staggering on the edge of a preci­ was left stranded on third. In fact was some incidental wagering last he will win." W. H. Foster of Andpver ts the plenty of money around. The king _____ ; Aagos oo he almost forgets somewhat mythical New En^and Gavello 6; struck out by: Gleason victory over the Pittsburgh Pi­ the country will be at the ringside. Outsider Cops The oop^ face turns a queer shade featherweight crown. The Bay ford in one of tlfe undercard bouts. 2, Gavello 2; umpires: Kennedy, J. pice when they left the big towil. the defensive play of both teams night that Ckmn would scale under Blllv’s ring earnings haye made father of skeet . . . organized it had no horse In the Derby, but ran to s u it the engine and depart as of purple. "Oet out of that truck They probably would have been rates when the wildness of Rip was exceptionally good all through The tattle of the little man against possible the best medical rare anij in 1026. There are now 2345 clubs hie Merry Wandered in the open­ Stater formerly lived in Portland, Russo is the lad who kayoed Ted­ Johnston. Sewell help^ the New York Gi­ the big man has captured the pub­ 175, but his backers contfndro hahuiy as ths situation undoubt- and let’s see yer driver’s license. dy Atsalcs on the owning show. easy prey for the roaring Red Sox. the contest and there were several stoutly that it made no difference a comfortable home for his in the United SUtes and 75.000 ing event, the Royeton handicap. adttr atmanda. The cop's face baa Me., and was feather champ of ants pile up' a five-run lead in the lic fancy to an astonishing extent. shooters. Including more than 1000 English Derby Angus geU out anc^resenta his Gain Game on Yanks of those plays that could have whether Billy weighed 170 or 180. "mom." Mary Jane couldn’t esti­ The poet-time odds on Morogoro wmtHeaJtj ao shape at all except license. The large officer studies first three timings. Sewell issued been called either way but the Joe and Billy—the big. deadly- mate how much Bill” has helped women who shot regularly and were 11 to 3 and on Firoze Din Instead they got a breathing punching brown man and the slim, The main thing waa that he waa S S u t t a t he 1 ^ a Uttle l(ke it a minute and says, "Caleb, eh Sports Roundup walks freely in his short stay oo work of the umpires was snappy in,the peak of condition and con­ but Slid "It’s lots and lots.” 3000 boys and girli under 17 100 to 1. w jalkiTT aaowmaa suffering acute- W hafre you doin’ here, MacPhil- spell last night against the Ath­ the moiind, but his most damag­ handsome young gamecock—will years. Owen Tudor Is Winner Lambert Simnel, which won the letics. Although It was what and to the point. j square off for their 15-round at fident of winning. BrYMm the spring thaw. Butter is Ups?" ing heave was a wild pitch with Like everything else that could The first Great Eastern was recent 2,000 guineas and therefore By Eddie Brietz '' might be termed a short breath, Kom Doee Damage. about 9*p. m. (e. a t.). In the out­ Of 261st Running of ju p n l^ from his hair and a pat I told you. 1 came to get my 3teers Again Breaks the bases loaded In the third, two be. said about Conn, however, this hclb at Lordship in 1929 with a waa favored to win, never con­ nr two la wedged U sacb oar. New York, Juno 18.—(/P)—Big they came out with a 3-2 victory Wilkos got along all right until side event of rain they will put It Billy Conn Getp single event of 50 birds and 63 girl.’’ runs scoring. alA could be said for Louis. The Event; Held at 25-1. tended for the lead. It is only vrtien the officer rube miestion Is who’s going to be in and gained another full game on The Cincinnati Reds bopped on the third. Kose nicked him for a off until tomorrow night. The best shooters. "Where is she? mere refereeing—Arthur Donovan double in the first after two were information Is that the referee will Bomber has been on edge for sev­ Trainer Darling had counted on Mb stoove aeroas his eyes that "I don't know." the Yankees, whose eight-game Art Johnson for four runs In the eral dayA anxious to get at the A License to Wed It Is the nation’s oldest and Record in High Jump or one of the lesser lights 7 Betting down but no damage was done m not be Arthur Donovan, who has largest tournament. Last year's Newmarkjt, England, June 18 Morpgoro to give him hie seventh Angos has sense enough to start The cop lets out a funny sound winning streak was snapped. first inning and gave Paul Der­ boy he thinks "talks too much." Derby victory ani. when Owen TU' Ms wgi***** mid Jerk away from the is it won’t be Arthuro... .Casey Pccklnpaugh took advantage of Vlot fouled out to Katkaveck at refereed most of Lbula fights. entry of 278 broke all attendance —(85—Owen Tudor, an outsider at CooM ia near and oak about our big tradfl-ia dadL, "Okey. U you’re gonna be like ringer easy sailing to a 6-3 verdict He expects to stop Billy In two or 25 to’ l won t)i£_.261et.. running of dor closed to take the race from hRtar scene. Angua pushes the that, we can play, too." He turns Stengel says the best deal he ever the letup against the sixth-place over the Iteston Braves, although first In the third, however, it was A rood gueds Is that Billy (Tava- records and once again topped the hfa stablemate both Darling and •ecMsmtor to the floor, but be ia made for the Braves was to get Kose’s second hit of the game that nagh. West Point boxing Instruc­ three rounds. This observer, being Pittsburgh, June 10.—UT)—Dis­ entry in the National. England'e derby totay with Mo:* Tbis great lira ghros you 19 faot ol rood-hnggiag to the other patrolmen and says. A’s by starting husky Joe Heving he gave 10 hits: conservative, favors the latter fig­ closure that Billy Conn and his the owner, Mrs. MacDonald Du- pOtefuUy aware that if the trooper Clearg 6 Feel, 11 Inches j SneacI Sillelilied catcher Ray Montgomery from the mound. The big right settled the outcome. Bernardl sin­ tor. will be the third man. The present national champion rogoro, a favorite, second, and safaty g i^ ia oyory foot al tread. Tel today U ' "Get the wagon, one of you guys." ure. pretty blonde sweetheart have Diroze Din tMrd. chanah, expressed sstoniahment. evOr manages to unbutter himself "You iSn’ l arrest me,” Angus As Coast Forces Wal­ Tulsa. . . . Babe Ruth, who doesn’t hander is a relief specialist and gled after Server fouled out and This will be the first heavy- is Dick Shsughnessy of Dedham, Owen Tudor carried the lightest of you LESS PER MILB tbcB ever before. eamdehtty to operate his motor- know where hta first match with Where the Conn adherents point applied for a marriage llcenae Owen Tudor won cleverly over protests. By Back Ailiiieiil this was his first start of the sea­ then he stole second and kept go- welgh,t title fight at the Polo out that Billy Is fast aa a streak Mass., who broke 249x260 clay ^their hopes. «yola s f i " , there will be another lop Rig Ten Rivals; Ty Cobb will be played, la famil­ litg to third when Thomas mussed Grounds since the famous rough- threatened today to break up any targets in Syrsctise In 1940. the mile and a half route by a "That’s a matter of opinion,” son. He had to get himself into a The Standings and a great boxer, the same may plans they might have had to length and a half. It was the sev­ The succeeaful Jockey was W. ' MBS, with the odds in favor of the iarizing himself with all the Jam to feel at home and did— up Katkaveck’s high throw to the house between Jack Dempsev and national women’s cham­ says the cop. Relay Mark Is Also Set. courses hereabouts—a nine-hole 38 Louis Angel Firpo back in the be said about Loula. The Negro elope soon after hia battle tonight enth Derby win for hie trainer, Nevett, who has given special «*• Angus backs up a step and aims promptly — by serving up Bob keystone sack. Kose then gave the ia fully as speedy as his challen­ pionship was captured for the Richmond, Va,. June 18.—(IPt — yesterday at North Hills. . . . raw, Yesterday’s Results In New York with Joe Louis for second straight year by pretty Fred Darling. leave from the Army to ride. It W- fist at the big cop’s Jaw. The Johnson’s 14th home nin of the PA rooters something to yell ger and, in the opinion of many, a was his first victory in the Derby. By Robert Myers Sam Snead, the Hot Springs. Va., raw, raw, dept.: When the U. of Eastern about when he singled to left, the heavyweight championship. Patricia Laursen, 3(^year-oId col­ The Duke of Westminieter’i Angoa has ao burning desire to officer folds up and hits the pave­ slammer, has derided to give up sea.son with one on in the first In­ more finished boxer. Where they Register Walter Evans In the Lambert Simnel finished tenth. LIMITED TIME ONLY meet thio same trooper again - I/OS Afigeles, Juno l8--(46--Two Oregon nine beat Washington re- Hartford 4, Scranton 3 (night). scoring the runner from third. lege girl of Akron? who broke Lambert Simnel, the top favorite, ment like a aoggy pancake. The tournameni golf until he can get ning. Elmira 1. Albany 0 (night). differ most is that Louis hits with little town of BrookvlUe, about 70- who went to the post at four to (MAIM srAsrs rOOAT) ueiaUy or otherwise. He. does not other uniformed men pounce on new world records were offered for ■cehtly, Washington rooters pelted After that he allowed only sev­ Vlot opened the seventh with a shocking force, whereas Conn is 246x360. evan ca n to let his imagination so'me relief for that now famous Howard Hobson, Oregon coach, Binghamton 4, Williamsport miles northeast of Pittsburgh, said Defeated Mlea l/auraen one, finished outside the money. i Angus, but it ts like running head­ official recognition today as an­ back ailment. en hits and no more runs. (night), bounding single past short. Hars- an average puncher. Louis can win Omn and Mary Louise Smith ap­ Perfect June weather warmed play with the idea of what wlU with ripe eggs-----today’s sports The Indians wormed their way Pat Laursen and Diana Bolling OuarantDDd first into a tractor. The patrol­ other chapter was written in the One .specialist has advised a ma­ Springfield 5,. Wilkes-Barre burda laid down a bunt that sent by a knockout any time he con­ plied for a license there last week. the dog-leg Newmarket course for Wrestling' if be geU within shooting man who la telephoning a block quiz: -Why is the lowa open golf to victory when Phil Marchlldort the nmner to second from where nects right; Conn must base hia of Old Greenwich, Omn., holder of dhttance. It is perfectly clear that annual dual track and field com­ jor operation, but, says Sam, "I tournament going to be played in (nlghT). (Jonn gave his name as Willis'-^ the North American women’s the running of the classic, the sec­ sway takes on look and says, want to be certain there is no oth­ wild - pitched the winning run National he scored easily on CorrehtTs sin­ hopes on winning the decision. David Conn, age 23. and Mies ond of this war. ALL-AMERICAN further steps win have to be tak­ •Cancel that wagon—send the riot petition between picked teams of the state of South Dakota? (An­ across In the eighth. Hal Trosky, gle to left (Jordon’s perfect peg to crown, were among those defeated By The Associated Press en. Whh a HUIe luck, and wiUi- er way out before I let them cut swer later). . . . when Mr. Leo S t LouU 11, Philadelphia 3. Both Ready For Bell Smith said she was 31. by Mrs. Smythe’a near-perfect Owen Tudor's time was 2 min­ aquad.” ference and the Big Ten. who had been in a batting slump, Brooklyn 7, Chicago 6 (10). Keeney nipped the hitter when he Indianapolis — Billy Thom, 180, o(tt thehnnoying interference of into my back.” The operation Durocher pitches a party, the Louis remained at his Green­ Jimmy Smith, former malor score of last year. utes, 32 seconds. Indiana University wrestling California’s four man team sur­ w’ould keep him off the golf courses hit a homer for one of Cleveland’s Cincinnati 5, Boeton 3. tried to mtee it a double. league baseball player and hi /c y the law, AhgUB can make New passed the world mark In the niile guests always wind up paying for wood lake training .camp last Captain Sbaughneesy of the In spite of the war and the sub­ coach, threw Bob Kenaaton, 193, It Is not essy to keep score from from three to six months. other runs. New York 6, Pittsburgh S. Morlartys made a determined father of the girl, quickly regla- stitution of Newmarket. for Ep­ Yacfc aomettipr during the next then on. It seems Angus Is slug­ relay, barely nosing out the Uni­ it. The wise guy has a slot ma­ Another benefit of this segment night, motoring in today for the All-American team and Team- Detroit, twice. There have been several versions American bid In their half of the seventh but welgb-in. Conn took his final exer­ tered his opposition to the union, matea George Deyoe of Washing­ som Downs, a holiday mood pre­ 6^6 morning. ^ versity of Southern California; chine in the pantry. ging every cop in New York. of the origin of the trouble— of the schedule is that It will al­ Chicago 8, New York 7. could not prevail. Gordon walked. declaring: vailed. It appeared the Britisher When Aagiu whirls around the Some pf them come back a second Oregon’s Les Steers soared to new cises yesterday In a hot gym­ ton and Henry D. Joy, Jr., of De­ which, speclflcally, la centered in low Bob Feller to face every east Boston 14-5, Detroit 6-8. M. Katkaveck was called out on nasium In the cltv, and appeared "Champion or no ■champion. I'll troit will be on band. took the attitude he had a right to asxt curve, be Jams pn the brake Ume. Most of them Just curl up. heights In the high Jump with a Fight Tip ern chib this trip, the first time Washtngton-St Louis (rain). strikes and Leo Katkaveck hit a HEADQUARTERS FOR ■ml oomea'to a dead stop'in the leap of 6 feet. 11 Inches, and the the lumBar vertebra—but Sam ex­ We look for Joe to knock Conn completely happy for tho first time punch Hell out of that fellow and I5ie Mieses Laursen and Bolling enjoy his Derby, regardleee of Hit­ The street and gutter are cluttered he has been able to do it in regu­ Cleveland 3, Philadelphia weak roUer to Viot who tossed tke he’d probably be the first one to ler. 8IXE middle of the road. There 1s no up with policemen Mretched out coast routed Jic midwestem forces pressed belief today that it came cold since he began training. Billy is a and MrA M. B. Orr of New York lar turn since he Has been with the (night). tatter out at first. Gordon made city boy and never had any use for say I could do it. I hope he wins, are other members of the wom- Epsom Downs Is the normal BASS 4.40.21 er^4J0-21 $ 8 J 0 other traffic In sight, which is just as if they are asleep on duty. In team-points, 80 to 56. from “ turning on the pressure” Before the bout is four heats old. Steadings ■a wML Aagus hops out of the with his potent driver. Tribe. no attempt to score. WelrxblcRl the flora and fresh air out at but I want him to stay away from en'a All-America who sill com­ home of the Derby, but the gov­ OUTDOOR FOOTW8AR Occasionally somebody ge^s in s High point of tlfe meet, held The defeat of the Yankees was Eastern batted for Burke, walked and stole 475-19 or 50)0.19 SJS truck »««i hurries around to the before some lO.OOO fans. came in In any event, the Alleghany Busy Man’s Newspaper Pompton LakeA anyhow. iny family.’’ pete. ernment moved it to Newmarket poke at Angus. an 8-7 decision handed down by > W L P et GBL second. With two gone Foley sent Miss Smith disappeared. Her The National C%ampionahlps last year Just ss it did during the CLIFFORD'S back.' He flings open the doors Angus doesn’t sec the night the final event when the Golden mountain native, who has become Bud Abbott and Lou - Costello, .556 The pattern of tonight’s scrap SA5-19 or 450-19 <■10 the Chicago White Sox. They Wilkes-Barrt 30 Becker to tat for G r i^ ld but father said she was with him and wlK be held In Indlanapolle In World War. 017 Mabi 8L. Next to Mm Beak and Jumps back. stick until it is too late to duck. It Bear quartet of .lohn Reese, Fay a national links celebrity, probably the screen and radio comedians, started Johnny Rigney on the Will! .540 a is hot difficult to ims^ne. Conn will be missing from the National Server had things In hand and "there won’t be any marriage be­ August. Although betting was not on the 5A5-17 or SAO-17 < ■ » A cascade of rich, sunny butter, connects with his head and makea Froom, Clarence Barnes and Grov­ have taken Ritchie Fontaine, Mis­ mound for his farewell pitching Binghamton .538 caused the pinch hitter to fan on will try desperately to elude Louis’ er Klerqmer Cupttired the mile re­ PGA tournament and the propc^d soula, Mont., lightweight, under rushes in the opening rounds and cause she’s only 18.” Cm A pfinne wMb ynsn o f BO further use on the famt, a noise like an anvil. Everything appearance before being Inducted Elmira . . . .529 a three-two count. . produce maricet splasbes and bub- starts spinning around as he Mnks lay in record time of 3 minutes. match between the Ryder C!up their wing___answer to sports .600 then gradually to take command Conn first denied his engage­ into the Army Friday. He made Hartford .. Server broke his “nothing ball ment at Ms training camp. Then Geedrear ■elnials.wBrlriaeaelila te a on the hot highway. In a to the ground. 9.4 seconds. team, of which Snead is a mem­ quiz: Because,^he SlouA City golf Springfield .471 and pile up enough points In the Klemmer. unaware that his fath­ three hits himself and held the In and around the Gas House boys when a friend got Mm In his New ' tVkal a boy el tUa asoattag sole rapidly widening stream, it runs The last thing he hears Is some­ ber, and Bobby Jones' all-stars in club; the, host i!Jub. is on the Iowa Yanks to three in the first six in­ Scranton . .442 latter rounda to win the title. Billy toward both ditches and spreads er had diedj a few hours before, and cleverly mixed it up with a has said that be doesn’t care bow York hotel and Wbke the news, he prise i one saying, "’rell the marines August, unlcas some physician can side 7)f the river W(hlch divides the nings, but fell apart to give up Albany . . . .408 nice breaking curve tall. Wilkos . aji even coat of bilious oU over the never mind." Then he closes his held off a gallant threat by the get that golf-.shaken spine back two states, but the club's golf American much the crowd claps and whlsUeA said:' Trojan anchor man, Hubert Kerns five runs in the, seventh and was also stingy in the matter of - X 'A "Now how the heck de you sup­ •uy NOW—MMl SAVEI surface of the road. e\*es and leta the blackneiBa cloae into condition again without an course Is on the South Dakota side eighth. Finally he had to be re­ Cleveland .. . . . 37 23 base hlU and deserved a better that he’a gotiyr to adhere to hia Precariously, Angus makes his and gave the event to his mates .... a few days after they named . . . 32 23 plan of tattle. Bo it might become pose that got out? It puts me on ------• ------in. operation. moved with the score tied and New York . fate. The box score: way through the angle-deep but- (To Be Oonttnued) by inches. Snead tried using straps on bis one of the races at the Long Boston ...... 30 23 a Nttle dun along toward the last the spot." The time beat the world record Jack Hallett received credit for PoUeh-Amerlcana Smith, a weak tatting utility tar bar*« to the truck and climbs back the other day and went out Branch track in Toronto, *“ The Chicago . . . .. 30 25 AB R H PO A E if Billy does escape the lightning. Oameufl of 3 minutes, 10,5 set by a, Stan­ the victory. .. 31 28 Inflelder, played with CMcago and Into the box where the butter is and set a new record of 62, nine Maxie Berger Special," Max had There were 20 hits In the game l^troit .... still dinging to the walls and ford team of Shaw, Clark, Wil­ to go and drop a decision to Davf Philadelphia .. 26 30 Bernardl, lb . . . .3 1 1 6 0 0 Baltimore in the Federal league in strokes under par. for the Home­ and all of them except a homer by Obochowski. cf .3 0 0 0 0 0 MARATHON stashing around the floor. He liamson and Jeffrey last year. stead coursfe at Hot Springs, He Castilloux, the Canadian light­ S t LouU .. :.l 18 34 1014, with Pittsburgh in 1015 and grabs a shovel from between the Major Leagu e Next lit the thrill department CTharley Keller were singles. Joe . . . 10 17 .330 16 Kose. U ...... 3 0 2 0 0 0 Yesterday^s Stars later with Philadel^lA New York felt pretty good about the strap weight champion-----Bobby Har­ IMMaggio extended bU hitting Waahlngton aiats in the roof and scoops hun­ was Steers' leap. Proving once idea until the next day whm his mon, the tenniser, has turned pro National SaveriiBk, aa ....8 ® ® J * i and ClnMnnatl in the National dreds of packages frota the front Leaders again that he is unequalled in this streak to 30 games. .690 Vlot, 2b ...... 3 1 1 1 S 0 League. He haa been well known tack gave him "a flt’’ and he could and will hold forth at the Udo The Boston Red Sta and Detroit S tJ -o jils...... By The Associated Press of tbs truck wheN some of the event. Steers made the Jump on Beach club on Tx>ng Island, assist­ BfMklyn ...... 37 10 .661 2 HaraburdA rf ..2 0 0 0 0 0 Whin you in sporting circles here for years. ^ 0 9 5 his second try and broke his pre­ hardly walk. Tigers divided a double-header. .526 9 ^ MetchA e ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 Jim Wasdell, Dodgers—Hom- uomelted butter la still standing ed by his oharmtng wife who turn ered with two on In' tenth to beat under its own power. By The Associated Pres* vious high mark of 8 feet, 10 7-8 ed pro right along with him. Twen­ The Red Stax scored olght -wma In New York .... J .509 10 Vi Correntl. 3b ...3 0 1 2 1 0 In a few minutes the road looks National League inches, jic' tried to go ove- at an the seventh to take the first gkme, Chicago ...... I .401 12 Parchlak, c ....3 0 0 9 10 0 go dif n to tho Cuta ty-three of the 36 graduating let Mort Cooper, Cardinals — Last NighFs Fight^ like the SUte Highway DepsK- Batting—Reiser. Brookl>-n, .375; even seven feet but missed. Novikoff Heade1 T o d ^ s Games MerlSity BfOA Ted WUliams, Red Sooc, and Moore. St. Louis, 47. the high hurdles. Every one, in­ ■k Rudy York. TTgera — WflUams’ New York—Abo Simon, 250, - batter two feet .deep and the Runs batted in—Nicholson, Chi­ Today’s Goert Star first encounter and with one on In Ikutora ^ AB R H PO New York, stopped James D. Tur­ A graol Goadfear-aade tiro cluding the favored and pace set­ the nightcap. Wilkes-Barre at Hartford (2) two-run homer sparked eight-run ditches on each, side are beginning cago, 53; Olt. New York, 46. Jerry Mitchell, New York Post Thomas, cf ----- 1 0 0 1 ner, 214 1-2, Sweetwater, Texas, MOW BETTBR TRAN EVEBI to look like an oily version of the ting Bob Wright of Ohio State, Chicago, June 18—(85— A minor Oarda Maintain Edge (6:30). H’ld’rbr’nd. cf ..2 0 1 1 rally that won first game; Tork Hits- -Slaughter, St. Louis, 80: fell In the latter stages of the Billy Conn has been eatirig four homered with bases loaded In (6 ). Volae leader ta to prise doao. Johnstown flood. Moore. St. Louis, 76. league star, a major league-"bust’’ tneaU a day and If Joe LouU has Mort Cooper regained hU win­ Scranton at Sprlnrfleld, Keeney. 2b ----- 2 0 0 1 ColumbuA OMo—Tony Shucco, Angus alldea out ot the truck race. Chuck Hor\-ath of Ohio State -.-this, in brief, la the case history ning stride with a six-hit ^rform - WlUlamsport at Albany, " r opener and with one on In nigtat- Doubles—Datlesandro, Chicago, got up and mar.uged to finish for his wav, there’ll be a fifth tonight GordoA If ...... 8 ® ® ^ 183, Boeton. outpointed Jack (Bud­ Buy NOW—imd SAVBI aad d**"" shut the doors. He 19; F. McCk)rmlck. Cincinnati, 1.7- to date of Lou Novikoff. the sad —a late supper consisting of all i ance the St. Louis (Ordinals Elmira at Binghamton. M. K’tk’v’k, c ..8 o r 8 dy) Walker; 194, Columbus, (10). sUds back to the cab and bops In. third place. Art Kacewicz and Don Russian. National L ICtk’v’ck. lb .8 0 ,0 8 “ k u l Derringer, Reds — Beat Triples — Moore, Boston, and Homrorl of Southern Cal ran one- those carbolic cracks Billy Norwalk, Conn.—rFrankie Velez, After a few bad starts, the wheels Slaughter, St. Louis. 6. The weird has gone around that about-V—. the Louis JQTO last waak"week." I maintaining the RedWrdt . flrtn Brooklyn at Chicago. Burke, s s ...... 2 0 0 0 Bravea by acattering 10 hits and 146, Puerto Rico, and Al La Bar- . And enough traction to get away. Home runs—Ott. New York. 16; two as a result. the 25-year-old terror of the hold on the National League lead PhiUdelphla at S t LouU. Griswold, Sb ...2 0 0 0 fanning seven. t>A 144, New Yoi^ drew (8). W/ Angus can already hear the roar The coasters won nine first bushes is headed for another trip despite a 7-6 10-lnnlng victory by Boston at Cincinnati (night). Jarvis, rf .... -. 2 • 0 0 1 Cart Hubtall, Gianto—Kept 10 WIiniN UHTIMI eUAIANTtt (temilU. Brooklyn, 14. places and the mile relay in the Omigttsh WlUcee - Barre, Pa. — Chalky of a motorcycle getting louder^and Stolen bases--Frey. Cincinnati. to the minors. the Brooklyn Dodgers over the New York at Pittsbui^ (night). hits well-spaced for easy victory Wright, 127, New Tork, etopp rtay owWgeed er del 16 event program and swept the Some promoter down In Texas Anserlcaa WlIkoA P ...... 2 ® ® ® Whan yea’ra booed for loader Just before he puUa away 9; four players tied with 5. Some of basetaU's keenest U trying to arrange a tour of the Chicago Cubs. Wlenbickl. • ..0 0 0 0 over PirateA LI<^ Pine, 130, Akron, OMo, (1 ■ml he is only a few hundred high Jump. The Big Ten, bolstered Tlie Dodger triumph came on a Chicago at New Totjt. the water, yooTre booad Ed Smith, White Sox—(Mme to Pitching—Krist. St. Louis, and by a plugging Indiana outfit led Judges of talent denied tiT' April tank towns between Tony Galroto Becker, •• ...... 1 0 0 0 Clarfield, N. J.—^Marty Servo, yards down the road when he Riddle, Cincinnati, 5-0. three-run homer by Jim Wasdell Detroit at Boston. to seed a Jaatoeo. mound with one out and potential* 143, Schenectady. N. T „ outpoint­ by Archie Harris and Roy Coch­ that NovikofTa major assets con­ and Kingflsh Levlnskv----- they Cleveland at PhlUdelphia. EASY-PAY looks Into .his rear-view mirror sisted solely of playing the har­ would mix four or five times week­ In the first of the tenth- It proved Totals ...... 1 0 * 2 21 5 2 They’re tailored fO'r ao- tying and winning runs on base ed Irish Wlahy Jones, 14L Loiiis- PALM BEACH SUITS are sees the trooper bending ran. swept one field event—the dis­ ■uffiplent to offset a two-run hom­ St. LouU at Washington, .kmertcoa League cus. Harris won with a throw of monica and singing "Abie’s Irish ly and the melees would be billed Score by Innlnfs; tteo, fer freedom, for and act down Yankees to save vic­ vlUe, (10). aiaaiid the curve at a speed that er by Hank Leiber In the Cube’ (nlf^t). tory. Los Angeles — Oscar Rankin. ARE COOLER.. .Hold them ap to the light—and sec for TERMS Batting—WllUams, Boston, .424; 168 feet 4 3-4 inches, below par Rose." They insisted he would as "The Battle of Bums,” which Pollsh-Ameiicans eeadorb Thsy*re tail- jroaraclf the coantless open wlnd^*,*. s that let yoar boebr -«■*■■ Angus wince. Mullln, Detroit. 363. for the dusky Big Ten champion. murder National League pitching apparenUv is quite satisfactory to I 0 0 1 0 0 0 1—2 Joe Heving, Indiansr—Hcld Ath­ 171 1-2, Loe AngeleA outpointod ICOi AIM What happens then happens so Just as he had tattered fences in •—Batted for Burke In 7th. en d for snsart atUette letics scoreless after first Inning Pat Valentoo, 174 1-2, San Fra: breathe. And i(ettiember—Palm Beach Suits art leoa Runs—Williams, Boston, and J. From here the entire delegsr both gladiators. laiTaa fMt that afterward Angus never DiMagglo, New York, 54. four minor leagues. ••—Batted for Griswold In 7th. ■ appearaacA too. Step ia to break Cleveland losing streak. Cisco (10). TIRES COB rswembar anything clearly. tlon heads' for Palo Alto, Calif., ffow Louis and Conn Compare than 40 ouaesfl light!. ra*fed«e«aMii\ Runs tatted In —York, Detroit, for the national collegiate cham­ But they were wrong. Novikoff Onrh Dent. __ - Tw,o JPm « Bltsi. KMA.SacrlSea. -aa* Iha' Mtastytefe. ( He ia glad he cant aee the troop- 54; Keller, New York, 60. has been .((Iven every opportunity Thni 'M'arqiu.lte'a; lta>^Harabuipitcher's deligbt ever last week in the commencement Les^ BernardL Left on Bases: Morlarty SUITS... .14.95 op TONIGHTI REP HER MV* a geyser. Thao, suddenly, since hia debut. Aga 23 yean and Boudreau, Cleveland, 20. bested Jack Schwede of Har\*ard.' parade because they couldn’t find 27 jreara 177 pmmda Brothen 8, PA’s 4. Base on BsUs 848 ARENA S s gjiliintng stops, and the oop Triplaa—Keltner, Cleveland, and to 0, yesterday in a brilliant Lou has played In 46 of the one of those academic gowns big 1201 Pounds Weight off Server 2, Wilkes 1. Struck Out TRUNKS..12.95 np ] BOXING ^ t e Y OB the motorqrele any longer Travis, Washington, -8. pitching duel before'S colorful com­ Cubs’ 56 games so far. eollected 6 f t , 114 Inchea Height I 0 f t . 1 Inch saver L «w ai Harttee* ReiM — enough to flt him. ( 72V4 inches by Server 0; Wilkoa 8. Ume: 1:35. K ' Mtt ki kbooUng down the wttl- Home runs—York. Detroit, 15 mencement day crowd of 6,500— 37 hits in 154 times at tat and 76 Inchea Reach Umpires: Bronoan and Kotsch. .j0 Maad p a v sn i^ on his stomach. Johnson, Philadelphia 14. the largest in recent years. Wood scored .14 runs. He has tatted in 41 inches Chest (Normal) 4014 inches Star Attraettaa —' 8 Goodyear Smdee Stwe K Vr^Ai^as can’t hear to w a ^ any Stolen bases Case, Washington, fanned 13. which included 9 of the 20 runs, and hit five doubles, one New Britain, June 18—(F)—Bob­ 44 Inchea Chest (Expanded) 43 inches Glen‘ne/s WILLIE PEP ^ T. L Harry HINTUAN 17^ indies tetB . Bd ooBoantrates oo tae road 7; four players tied with 6. first 12 tatters to face him, and triple and four home runs. HU by Grant of Wethersfield, one of 17 Inches Neck Hartford, June 18—(85—Charle:: "W hen Iha O n * Mea'S Rartfor* —^ •48 BIADf BTREBT PBKINBdflir K<:'jteBfl fatgi before bs rsachas Pitching—Ryta, Boston, and sUowed two scattered hits. Hia tatting average U an anemic .240. the aUte’a best for many yean, Biceps 15 Inches Gipoon was named director of 14 Inches , ^ Wes K f 3 C a « t o f a bin. He takae one Bentoo, Detroit, 5-1. mound foe atnick out 8 and was Wilson himaelf said three weeks won the fln t tournament of the 12 Inchea ‘ Forearm 12 inches atnletka at Weaver high school 8 — BTAR — K fS a l tote The trooper Is atUihg nicked for three hits. The only tel­ ago that the rookie would have newly-formed golfen’ association I « 7 inchse F5red StonA He was gnduated 288MAIIf I ___ aOUTB PAJMCING: L OROCERnCR Open UtoB yesterday at the ShutUe Meadow » ^__ Wrist GLENNEY'S H i»BW Ids hasd buried ia ly was registerad after two outs to tat 80 polnte better than thU 11 laches 3 [ Norwalk, June 18—(85—Frankie , .... Fist from the University of lUlnois aad ^ • rfl Thfl Good Aifla*fl W ort Coi I From" ^^Ss^tofliB It looks as if be Is Vtez, 146, Puerto Rico, and A1 La in'the ninth. to make the grade. In other club. He carded a sub par 37-33-70 \\ 32H inches Springfield Odlege, and had been to b ^ t Charley Clare of New Hav-1M tectas Waist Barba. 144, New York, treated 700 wordA to offset hta poor defensive ley p a r Ihlgh M lad eaadring track. « esa cetpitiy aad RDVa REflRRVlM (oaa to a alsxUng draw last Orte-fo of all the CoBfed- work, uwtapeadate a m and alow.- en |ty three stereo.Btetaes J. It ®rtu»l|M 14 8-4 lad gwlirtaitng as- wan fli 7 8 e .g l.lA At AB Day A« I pMi htbs CteU War tessa |■*d\well.krw net witltl Calf la the feature eigHt-i alseyt ^ w oo^ ta'..fea |i Aakte • taMi StSIw to the; The First Papermakere One Negm was worrying about The common wasp which makes the chance of his being drafted for b^!, bah-Uke nests In the trees, the army. The other consoled him. was the first'papermaker.. For hun­ "Thera’s two things that can dreds of years men have experi­ happen, boy. You is either draft­ mented In making paper, tulng ed or you ain't drafted. If ^ou ‘Invasion’ Try varloua materials but have come ain’t you can fprget it; if you ta, Lost and Pound FOR SALE—MODERN S room Local Plans Shaping back: for most paper raqulraments, Life you still got two chances. You WANTED— BIlXiING CLERK, FOR SALE—10 PIECE used ma­ 1840 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE. hogany veneered dining room single. Payments about 830.00 a to the very same ntaterial the I wonder what It ta^UI about, may be sent to the front and you liOST-BUA.<3C PURSE enmutc general office experience. Apply month. Just oofffbleting a mod­ and what ta the purpose, forsooth; may not. If you go to the front you 1939 Pontiac sedan. 1938 Pontiac Kage Company, Manchester. suite, 839.00. Watkins Bros. Turned Back w w uses—wood pulp. to UtHMTjr ovoT Dl>1»lon Park and sedan. 1936 Pontiac sedan.. 103S em 6 room single. Buy now— For Emergency Set-Up The first men to make paper I can acarcely hope to flhd this etui got two chances, you may get Btroets, contnlnln? sum Pontiac .sedan. 1935 Plymouth i FOR SA L E - GLENWOOD C choose your own color scheme. were the Chinese—it was ra many out, though I’ve earnestly mpght shot and you may not If you get 1)1 money. Reward. Tal. 3602. sedan. Cole Motors -4164. r&ngc, Ivory color, In A-1 conul- WUitam Kanehl.^el. 7773. years ago that hletorians' cannot for the truth. itoot, you still have two chances, Help Wanted— Male 31) Uon. Can be used with oil or coal. Ginadian Divisionfl Join S f—OuiAM cblORED kitten, set a definite date. I am net here of my own acooi you may die and you ma not! And FOR SALE-1931 MODEL A FoM. May be seen evenings after 6 at British in Opposing As Soon as Reserve Sup­ Arabs, and Moors pli^dering and but loosely control my leai even If you die, you still has two f rope on collar. Anawers to 4 doors, trunk. *45.00. Inquire 85 78 McKee, street. Lots for Sale 78 ■ ances." ’ ■ n a ^ o f Plnkey. 142 Weat Center WANTED—FIRST CLASS paint­ Hits Evasions Chinese ’Turkestan brought back Ing; North street. ____ _ Mimic War Foes. plies Arrive Town So I’m passing it on to the One a t r e c C v ^ ______er. Tel. 6746. ______L. * H. ELECTRIC range with FOR SALE— REASONABLE— captives, some of whom were pa- OUT OUR WAY BY J. a WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLI automatic timer. Excellent condi­ Building lot on Broad street, cor­ Will Be Prepared to permakers and, aa the Moslem taw above, and wasting no time In ling an injury puts you below ^|ftff|p_r^I^a^KS IN CASE 'be­ WANTED CARPENTERS,, steady ner of Lockwood, 65x146. Elec­ Somewhere on the ESngUsh Chan­ Of Thoughts provided that they might win their grieving. Business Services Offered 13 lob summer and winter. tion. Phone 6843. Care for 350 Casjesi your^nemy; reven^ng one makes VE SLUMBER T COULD 1 Center. Tel. 608i> phone 8296. ____ Home Appliances 31A Frankfurter Says Pres­ Plana have been' well advanced side of China. astonished the want ad clerk of wells. lawn , maintenance, and FOR SALE—3 BUILDING loU on dreds of tanka and 10 aquadrons WAS BACK? INHERE VET— I CAN’T SCOW OP THAT THREE- J S O H O B E T T E r '' PUJNSB THOSE MICE INTO loam, for sale. Phone 7068. for an emergency hospital aet-up *1716. the Crusaders came march­ that paper recently by placing an ALL PAINTS AT BIO savings Mill street. Gas, sewer etc. Elach of airplanes hsff turned back today ent War Will Settle ad offering ^50 reward for the re­ Wlfle—what’s the idea of pok­ UNDERSTAND HOW A INNINS flOOBO HE . A ©O BACK TO U TTE R CONPUSION WrTH Announcement^ ^ Help Wanted— Male or here In caae sudden dlaaater ing and the secrets of papermak­ KID CAN MAKE ONE through our dlrfect-to-you sales. lot 100x200. Price reasonable. Tel. an "Invaalon" of England after a Quality of Lives. ing moved farther west. Paper- turn of bta wife's pet cat ing the brooni In the baby’s face PITCHED IN ClNCINNArif ^ YOUR SOMMER . A em Ns woROj b u t Female 37 5717. Thoa. Olander. should strike In this vicinity. this morning? SARDINE-SIZED FISH Building— Contracting 1 < ! Okss paint 81.29 gallon. Quick­ three-day mimic battle in Suaaex mllta were established In Spain. Ad-Taker—Isn’t that a high re­ SO FAR/ — 'HE WAS IN t h e b i s 'X LiPEWORK OF t DARE Nor TRUST drying varnish, 81.66 gal. Flat and Weat Kent Teams of physicians and surgeons Italy, ETrance, Switrarland, Hol­ ward for a cat? Hubby—I Just wanted to get LEA(j>UEE ABOUT AS LONS ) ATTRACTINS PASSENGERS DESIRED to MALE AND FEMALE velvet and Cambridge, Mass., June 18.— U F i have been organized under the 'W i n p n EVEN MVSELF TO from Aetna Life. Tel. 5993. 1 vT^rwEBSTER carpenter and white 81.39 gallon. High quality Resort Property for Sale 74 Two Canadian dlvlalona under —Justice Felix Frankfurter of the land and finally in England. Man—Not in this, case, I drown­ him used to kissing his grandfa­ AS A BALLET D ^ E R ^ ______-under. Estimates furnished on upholstery weavers, and also silk red bam paint. 81.46 gallon. Sup­ the command of Lieut Gen. A. G. leadership of Doctors Davib M. ed the cat ther. ChJELL THE IRE weavers, who are pot now em­ United States Supreiqe court held Caldwell, Eld win C. Higgins and It was not until, 1690 that tho HAMMOCK i DR, SAMtTBL STONE wishes to class work. Telephone 8424. ply Outlet, 1160 Main street, cor- FOR SALE OR RENT, waterfront L. McNaughton joined British today that It Is fallaclouB to be­ first papermlll was established In announce the opening of his new > — ployed In defense Industry. Ap­ ner Trumbull', Hartford, 7-9466. cottage, second Bolton Lake. Mrs. armored and infantry dlvlMona in Edmund ZagUo. Details of organi­ ply Connecticut SUte Employ­ lieve that “war never settles any­ zation have been worked out, and America, near Philadelphia. Today Dantal Bungalow suite located at [ _ Free parking rear of store. L. B. Ashland lo South, Rock­ opposing huge formationa of Tom­ In this country statirtice show HOLD EVERYTHING 378 Main street for the practice < yferlsls— Nurseries 15 ment Service, 306 Pearl street, mies who represented parachute thing." aa soon aa reserve supplies are viUe. Tel. 1108-3. Hitting at “paralyxlng evasions available this town will be prepar­ that the average citizen usez. In of dentistry. Dr. Samuel Stone Hartford. troops and air-borne companies. one way or another, over 226 was formerly located at 17 Mar­ A BEAUTIFUL SELECTION of Machinery and Tools 52 (In an article June 12 In Adolf of thought," he said In an address ed to hospitalize 350 cases’on short • liowers andxyegeUble planU, local CORRESPONDENTS prepared for Radcllffe College’s notice. « pounds of paper per year. This to' ket attaet, RockviUe. Conn. Office Hitler’s newapaper Voelklscher tals twice aa much poundage aa hours art by appointment. geraniums 20c\each, begonias, wanted: One of leading news Md USED NEW IMPROVED Fordson ^ baebter, German Propitganda 58th commencement: Is Ideally Located . ageraturo. petunW cqleu^ sal- feature agencies of Amertw with Detroit mower, Hay tedders. Consider. Plans The civil war settled slavery. I ur. R. P. Knapp, head of Cheney the meat he consumes and Indi­ wanU a local correapondent in Minister PSOl Joseph Goebbela cates the giant proportions to POUND—FOX TERRIER, brown vlai, astera, tinniaa, marigold, Oliver and Yankee rakes, John commented on British invaalon This war will aettle the quality of Brothers medical department, hsa and White. Owner may have same calendulas, pansies, tomatoes, let­ every city, town and locality, mme Deere mowers. Dublin Tractor your lives and your cbildren’a lives, worked out a plan for use of space which the paper Industry has i * -'«V. H ^ I or female. Splendid opport^lty inaneuvers, aajrlng the Invaders grown. t r r calling 6605, and paying for tuce, -peppers, cabbage, apd ever­ Company, WllUmantic. For Defense course, are regularly, prompt­ “I respect the ctmvlctlons of a In the ' Cheney mllla aa a hoa^tal. advertisement. green treea all at low p i^ and for experienced person to furmer Cottage street, or call 4320. conscientious objector to war and The layout aeema ideal from prac­ ve. career or for novice to break Into ly burled back Into the The ’Cause We’re Different always open. 379 Bumalde show goes off as the wgllah ^Ueve I understand the philoso­ tically every point of view. Greenhouse, East Hartford, Coi field. Write to: The North Ameri­ phy underlying Ohandi’s non-re­ Two floors of the old mill sec­ Three girls, or women, sit and Manchester can Newa-Presf. Confederation Kiwanis International Imagine it should and not as prop­ tion of the Cheney plant would be talk, they’re chummy and they're Phone 8-3091 Musical Instruments 53 er German aoldiera would do it” sistance,” he continued. “But the Juilding, Montreal, Canadaj Ponders Several Pro­ _relentless______choice events may_____ force uaed. These sections were former- 8*y. Evening Heral4 . FfJh 8ALE>—PIANO AND bench, Copies of the edition which carried on every Individual cannot be met 1 ly used as winding rooms' and ara One leaves; and, nine times out Moving—Trucking- tod condition, very reasonable, 7 the article were confiscated.) on the second floor of the old mill of ten, what do the others say? Ciasailed Advartis«menta posals in Direction. L«rge and Reallatlc by such a falr-soundlng pernicious Storage 20 ^ t t c l e a for Sale 45 jttage street, or caU 4320. abstraction as that ‘war never set­ directly back of the main office. 'Now, I ask you this question, Ooimt sis avsraas worSs The antl-lnvaalon v tryout waa The rooms ara serviced with eleva­ tnittals. sam^TS sad sbbrsvlsuoss Atlanta, June 18—(J>)—Anxioua the largest and most reallatlc In tles anything.’ ’’ friend; (That Is If you’re a gal) •ssb ssiiBt as% word and oonsoond AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and f o r SALEv -TWO g l a s s bakery Favorite Drag for Mind tors and trucks could quickly de­ When that one leaves, do you spsrds as two words. *Itnlin>Ji» Long Distance Movers. Tel. 6280. show cases>^eap. We need the Rooms Without Board 59 to aid national defense, Klwania which the Canadian corps has par­ liver patients co the entranceways speak up, and compliment your ticipated so far in Its tratiUng. At Frankfurter said “another favo­ 4o ortfo of throo llnsa 68 Hollister street. room. Manchatt*^ Public Market. International gave consideration rite drug for the mind” 'ts the which ara adjacent to the eleva­ pal? Um rafoo eer day for translsat FOR RENT—LARGE ROOM for flrat, the Canadiana falterad when tors. 2 CANDY SHOWs CASES, gas today to aeveral proposals in that claim that a country at war Is al­ Or do you think of all her faults, ■•ootfvo ■srsa ST, lidl 2 men, ahower, one minute from the "Invaders” strove to Cripple Medical Dept. Near 23 stove, 30 Watt Public Addreae direction. their attack, but recovered and ready under dictatorship. and say: She’s nice, but my! Caab oaaras Repairing business section. Apply Army A One would have each Klwania ■ - mtry i Cheney Brothers medical de- And then go in for telling all, ■ OsaaoeaUvs Oays...| t etsi • ott System, 4 hole Frigldalre Ice Navy Store. ____ "captured” town after town by 1. nearlt = ra ttat 8 CMamtivo Days...I • ott U ots cream cabinet. Brunner'SKSO Oak­ club sponsor a group of 20 young expanded despite four wars, he be used for sterilization that she’a done wrong—and why? MOWERS 8HARBNBPD, rsMlr- men for enlistment In the Army’s street fighting tactics. 1 Oar ...... Pt otw'* "*■ sd. shear grinding, key fitting, land street. FOR RENT—ROOM with private The Home Guard waa called out ...... „i. of lupplies and equipment and If you discuss her good points, att ordSTs.ror Irrogalar lossrltoat flying cadet training prog^ram. “And only those unfamlUarwlth needs, and there ta an when, a threesome turns to two; onU bo ebarcod at tho oat tint rata. duplicating, vacuum cleanert etc. famUy. Will rent single or double, Representatives Of the Aviation to help the Canadians. overhauled. Bralthwalte, 62 Pearl f o r 8ALE1—MEN'S Rebuilt ai^ on bus Une. Tel. 4866. Every known German tactic. In­ what has taken plrae In Great ^^equate number of toilets and rd be ashamed to let you know, SaoeUl ratos for loog term ovorr relasted shoea Better than new Cadet Board outlined this plan to what me, and my friends, do. BOOTS AND HER )DIES They’re Off BY EDGAB MAITDM > day advortisiaa «!»•» »no» street cluding use of parachute troops to Britain since September. 1939, will ^^Jjjrooms In 4»th of the spacious ^ i* d ordorod boforo tho third or cheap shoes. See them. Sam fOR RENT— ATTRACTIVELY James P. Neal, resolutions chair­ —Lyla Myers. ' • man, for presentation to the more take headquarters and other bc- deny that England Is more dem^ | Cheney Hall la near at band a m day will bo ebarcod only far l a w n m o w e r s SHARPENED, Yulyes. 701 Main. ilshed rooms, continuous hot hlnd-the-Ilne points, was employed cratlc today than she has eve* and there la sufficient cooking and tts aataal anaibor of times tbo ad r. Meals If desired. Tel. 3105. than 6,000 delegates to the Kiwanis The order of the day; Bring your aaaaarsd. eha^nc at tbs cleaned, oUed, adjuated, fl.ftO. by the Invading force. Dlepatch been. kitchen equipment there to take Prompt reliable work, phone 5937 f o r s a l e —NO. 1 LOAM well International convention. Mora Responsive to WUI pay rou(« sd bat ao allowaneo or refands coa rotted manure, and stone for \ Maj. John F. Gulllett and Lieut. riders were captured and every care of feeding the patients bo aaada oa ala Uma ada atoppod any time for pick-up and de­ F "By that I mean very spedfl- WTxat Is badly n ^ e d to corn- every purpose. C. HUl. Tel. 8061. Bonrd^ira Wanted 59-A 1C. J. Welnmelatet the board’a effort was made to confuse the * * S % forbid?: display Maaa not livery service. K. A. Karlsen. representatives, aald It would be Canadian battle plana. cally that her present government plete the set-up and put the town la more responsive to the will readiness for an emergency la LAWN MOWERS abart>ened, fac­ ROOMS AND\B0ARD. CentraUy arranged foi; each group to com­ A small number of troop-carry­ STORIES IN STAMPS **fta EstaM wtU Bot ba plete ita aerial training together. ing trucks was allowed, but the the common people, although tol^ supply of 350 cots, necessary Car maM tkaa oao laoorraat Hiaar- tory method, adjusted 81.00 here, Gardfin— Farm— Dairy located, 10 mln^B from Aircraft. be sure that will has imposed self- bedding, stretchers and medical h n tiM of aw adyartlaomaat ordarad caUed for and delivered 11.26. 16 Products 50 Inquire 49 Wada^rth street. Have Bearing on Defense Canadian Infantry advanced most .t*4irfMmwv.a.(Mfc T.M. -9*i8 •or mataaaa oao Maso. Highway safety, the develop­ of the way on foot. The troops rastralnta not required In times of aupplies. The larger cities of the ! ■ 9' nw taadvartaat oastaatea yaara nllable service. Capltpl -X" state ara being furnished these Ortnding Co, 681 Lordall. Tel., f o r s a l e —c e l e r y PLANTS, ment of spiritual values, care of moved about 80 miles In two and a peace. m m a t pablleatloa at adva^alac Wanted to Rent 68 “I recommend to any doubter of first, and Manchester will be sup- “ I want this sent C. O. D.—a grouchy Bian might answer m m bo rootiaod ootar 7968. peppers, tomatoes, cabbage, as­ under-privileged children and bet­ half dajmr 'V '■ of the Aarco mado » r tbo adrvloo ter relations with Canada all were the alertness of British demoi- plied soon. the door and tell your driver to take it back, but don't \\<-* ters, slnnlas and marigolds at WANTED TO RENT by adults, 5 taodstoi RmPAiRlNQ— Auto tops, cur­ Odermann'a, 504 Parker street. streaaed at the convention as hav racy a reading of the debates In pay anv attention to him!" AB advortisemeais mast eeamwi tains; new and used team har­ or 6 room single or flat, hyX^Jy Ing bearings on the defense move­ the House of Commons since this nesses, all kinds of leather work. FOR SALE!—PICK GOOD straw­ 1st. Call 3486,______ment. war began.” Judy Canova Ada L. Comstock, president o* Hickey Shifts ^ M aa« they raearve tka rigkt ta TeU 4740. Chas. Laklng, 90 Cam­ berries 7c quart. Bring contain WANTED—2, 3 OR i* rooms, by A convention group planning FUNNY BUSINESS ‘•m. ravisa or ralaet aar aapy aaa- bridge street. bra. 612 Keeney street. __^..munity-wlde safety programs Radcllffe, awarded degrees to 161 ifiaeae abfaeUaaabla. . young couple, no children, not seniors tn caps and gowns and ad­ Libya 1$ Inriportont oESnieOKODIlB-Cleaaieee over 830.00. Tel. 7710 after 6 p. m. forHhe 2,025 Klwania towns in the Weds Soldier ■ -1.1 a: - s . a a 9 aa eaaabtleked eama «aj «a M _ w a n t e d t o t u n e , repair and UnltX States and .Canada waa vance degrees to 63 graduate stu­ 44 P olicem en In PresEnTCbhflict It by It o’eloeb aoaa Batar- rWulats ySttr piano or player Houaehcrtd Goods 5t told that the traffic accident toll dents. Forty-six per cent of the Saye1|i<6*- piuio. Manchester 5082. Houses for Sale 72 waa equal to many tons of enemy seniors were graduated with hon­ ('\F considerable strateaic value WASH TUBBS What About Eaiqr? BTROT Taw Want Ads 26 DREISSERS, 23 BEDS, 19 liv­ bombs. \ Hillbilly in Movies Did ors. Action Taken ‘to Effect in World War H is Libya, un­ ing room aultes, 29 ruga, 14 Ice PRETTY BUNOALOW, shady 1-2 •‘Our countty Is engaged In an Ajs ara aoeaptad apar it.* Help Wanted— Female 35 Not Intend to Marry til .a lew months ago an Italian MOM WHar -INi M-AZCd ARC at taa CBASOn RATS fIvM boxes'. Uaed. Reasonable. Albert’s acre, all utiUtles, 15 min. walk to all-out effort X Itself," Better System of colony, now in German hands. T tB vu P ior ONUMaanu abaaa as a aoBTaaalBca- to Mvar- WANTED—GIRL OVER 18 for Fum. Co., Hartford. bank. 84,000, near Weldon Elatate. aald Ernest H. Matthias of Water­ On Honolulu Trip. Open Sleeves The stamp above, commemorat­ MTO THB ‘tHUVRI TUVIMa ID KEL MB, bat tba CASH ^ See It. 86 Grandview street. Cour­ loo, Iowa. “To aXpmpllsh that Mobilization.' aiaanlifl aa FULL Pa TMBMT h part-time store work. Experience FOR SALE—UVING ROOM set, ing the 13th Agricultural Fair a1 LAUNCH) i AND IWH THBy IBM ■aM M tta baslaaaa aSloa oa or M- tesy to Brokers goal, we must flrsKclose every Tripoli, was Issued in 1939.„ MUET 9B EOMB TRICK not necessary. U. S. Oeaners and 4 post bed. spring, and mattress, . ..uui- , Hollywood, June .18.—(>P)—Hoi Hartford, June li—(ffl— i twra (ha savaatb «ay **V*T?y Dyers^ 836 Main street. round extension table, 4 cbalra, avenue of waste. The rising* num' . . Is lywood’s bridal path Is paved with Today, British forces are vy­ Jl aret-laaatttoa of aash s4 ethsrwlM ber of traffic acclden' fer of 44 state policemen “to effrat \ ing with German Jor possession ol tbs eaaXOB BATS wlU ba jjalMat- mirror and side board. Apply after Legal Notices 78 Intentions..!'. a better system of moblltaatlon for •A mV ros^nalbmtyiponalbmty lor artorSartort, tam WANTED—GIRL FOR general 6 o’clock at 30 Clinton street causing confusion and dela; Judy Canova really didn’t intend this northern African territory, a«s w tll^ a « « a « ^ office work, accurate typist, will­ C. Melville \Vright of New Xork emergenclea” waa announced to­ important to hotH aides because it tileabimadraoT •< eaaaot bb saaraa- a t A COURT OF PROBATK HKI.D to be married when she went to day by State Police OommtaMoner tkstv aeearaey ing to work. State wages expect­ FOR SALE—COOLERATOR. As at Mancheeter, within and for the urged that defense be regan Honolulu. But up slipp^ a moon lies on the shores of the Mediter­ Ceed. ed: Writs'Post Office Box 186,. district of Mancheeter on the 18th "not merely In terms of arma Edward. J. Hickey. <>* the ranean within reach of Gibraltar good aa new. Inquire at 60 Ham­ day of June. A. D.. 1941. earn and "hit me on the head.’ officers, Commlseloner Hickey eald / iS l i IniaB af Claaaiicatioaa Manchester, Station A. ments, battleships, airplanes and SVwhat could a girl do? 1 and Malta—a menace to vital Brit­ lin street. Tel. 4448. _ Present W I L L I ^ I 8. H YDE. Seq.. Instruments of war but also, a:»‘ l ara being transferred from their WANTED—GIRL OR woman for Jbdy married Corp. James H. present raelgnmenta Into the terri­ ish shipping as long as Germany ■wa«emeats ••••••••••aaae* ONE BED, ONE BUREAU, one ^**Earate of Henry Si. Martin late of profoundly. In terms of Inner spir­ Rlple^she said reluctantly on her holds It. Mantagaa .. • # aea • •••aaaaaee* housework, fne child, sleep In chair, two combination stoves, one Manchester In eald district, deceae- itual values.” Wright Is associate tories where they live. In other Daarks ...... optional. Tel, 7351. retum-Xy clipper plane. The re­ cases, he noted, offlcera with spra- Libya was formed from the Cara of Thaaka •••••••••a* gray, and one black and white Ice ilpon application of D^lln M. director of The Laymen’s Crusade luctance, she added, was because former countries ol Tripoli and saaaaaaaaa* Fagan Admlnletratrlx praying for for Christian Education ^ lalized training "can be of bettar la Hemortam ... NA'nONALLY Advertlaed Com­ box. 71 Charter Oak street "I didn’t wMtt to shock bis mother, service to the eta.to In barracks Barca after Italy took these two Imst aaS Pound authority to aell certain real estate A long-range view of prevention 111, or my mother, AwneaaeeaMwls •••aeasaa pany can uae 1 teacher part or FOR SALE^-PIANO. atove, re­ particularly deacrlbed In eald ap­ 1 dtatrtcta lacking such trained states from Turkey In 1912. The full time In Manchester, or vicini­ plication on file. It le . of warfare and strife was Uken I didn’t ktn of my plana for Italians ■ issued an ultimatum to frigerator, 8 piece living room set ORDERED:—That the foregoing by Everett W. Ireland of Sover- ‘ men.” , . ty for summer employment. Our all In g o ^ condition. 241 High. getting married.” ^ The tranafere, Commtaaloner the Turks to withdraw from AMUawbles far S ^ ...... ad appears at regular Intervals application be heard and determin­ vllle. Mass., chairman of the im- Miss Canova, -a ^Hghty hlUbUly Tripoli and hand over control ABtamebUaa (or Bxebaase Tel. 8340.______ed at the Probate office in Manches­ derprlvlleged Child Committee, Hickey said, will take effect June ALLEY OOP Smart Stuff Aaa* Aneoasorloa—TIrci ...... on back cover of Life magazine ter In eald Dlitrlct, on the 23d day In the movies, met Ripley In Jack­ 27 at noon. ^ , wlUiin 49 hours or military action Aato Bopatrlng—Palatlns , Advanced commission on all NEW WASHER? GET our big of June A. D„ 1941. at 9 o'clock (d. who asserted that ”we must in­ sonville, Fla., her form«vhome. With their former and their new would follow. The Turks refused Schools • a •• o oo • 0 o • •••••• ** orders. Write . Real.BUk Hosiery trade-in deal now on ABC, Thor a. t.) In the forenoon, and that no. crease child welfare asalsUnce ai«! ^Ripley was placi^ - }n------t^ A rm y aaslgnments, the transferred po­ to surrender the possessions with­ IP ibuTse . WHY Ncn-? HAVE I NOT '-.ROR-VeUitAY FRIEND, by Truth •••ooaea ties be given lo all peraone Intereat- stamp out any environment whlcn -u^rdhouse at Honolulu etACKBEARR ASARCHUD THE EARTH IN ARE THArlu^V M ^A L/ ] A a ts s —F or Biro •••#••••ewas* Co., 410 Asylum street, Hartford or Speed Queen. 864.95 up. Eaay ed In said estate of the pendency licemen ara: out A fight, and Italian troops VAIN FOR A COMnAkUON produces undemocratic and anti- j fop being A. W. O. L. . .t- WHCBBEEN NOW YOU OABPAR, n tsa a ea fle ir lr , htTtrisT m m . .Conn. terma. Benson Furniture A Radio, of said application and the time and Laurence J. Delaney, from moved In and took control. A HUMDRBD iMORtHV OP MV FlfUCri^U MoMMyeloo—Bl^elea ...... place of hearing thereon, hy pub- social attitudes In youth.” iirday'night. _i_w* .m..**. That’s art<>n when Danielson to Groton; Joseph SBmUsaAaeoa MororcyeUs .. . . . If 718 Main street______‘ rlehlng a copy of this order In aome As a result. Turkey was com­ VUARAOEADl ,OKIU.T_lUT a l u t h a t M A & RUtC WANTED— WOMAN for light United SUtes-C!anada relations moonbeam slipped up on him ani Mltcbel, from Danletaon to epectal tou ai HOW COMB MY IBBMCrNOW,.. THB APKiaiaH M AIN/ • MmAaoea aaS PeoleeeloBsl BornoM houaework. about 4 days a week newapaper having a circulation In were discussed by Charles Dllley pelled to withdraw, but she re­ »Hlaoae Bonrlce* O fftr^ ..... I* FOR SALE—LYMAN OIL burner, aald district, at leaat live daya he- Judy. . _ eervlce In tho state’s attorney’s of­ fused to recognlu Italy’s sov- MEN fo u n d CaU Manchester 7851. of Port Arthur, Ontario, Onada, YOU ON A ■SastkolA aorvleei OSero4 ....ll-A 'practlcaUy new. with Crawford fore the day of said hearing. ap­ Wants Haabaad Back fice In Putnam; Edward J. Dpqllng. •reigaty ever*- Otis't4' territory. **A message from your wife, air—partly in code I” Malldlap ■TTtTiTTt-**-g ...... " 1* range. In good condition, 810. Tel. pear If they see cauae at aald time agricultural chairman for Kiwanis Mrs. Alexander Korda really special aervlce to Danielson; m oilsts—Haraerlee ...... JJ WANTED EDCPERIKNCED book and place and be heard relative 4800^______thereto, and make return to thla International. He said a better ui^ j ^dn’t intend to divorce her wesl- Thomas Leonud, Weetbrook to r aaaral Dlroetore ...... J* keeper to t^ike charge of factory derstanding between urbM_ anR | producing husband. But Moatlaa—PlumblBSi—Booflas > > I« office, knowledge of stenography Beacon Falta; cniarlee Kloman, Insarameo ...... WE HAVE A FREa: water chiller OO'*'-*- W IDLIAM 8. H YDE rural groups Is a prerequisite to ] the decree waa iaaued aad now Stafford to Beacon Falta; Marcel ItNINERVILLE F01.K8 BY FONTAINE FOX MlUlaSfT—Orassmaklnz ■ - necessary. Apply Tober Baseball for you! Come in and lodk over Judge. improved international relations Mra. Korda wanta him brak, ehe Simon, Stafford to Weetbrook; M o vUmK—T meklna—Storage M Manufacturing Company. the beautiful Philco and Leonard H -4-18-41. pabUa Paaeeager Servlee .. .se-A saya In a Superior O urt lult; to Donald Page, Beacon to IHlBltaa— Pepsrina ...... n refrigerators. Priced from 8109.96 have the divorce eet aelde. Mean­ Westport; Emil Struxlk, Stafford ProtMalonal Serrlces ...... n for big 6 cu. ft. boxes. Why put time. Korda married Merle Oberon He a in T r e a l l y h aulin' ti to Colcheeter; Adam Beaudry, up with the old outdated Ice box’ Appliqued Crochet Potholder of the fllma. ___ Weatport to Groton; Peter CVgan. ftilloriaa— Dyeiar—CUanina . . u FEEL HAPPY AROUND Get our trade In deal now. Beni THAT EOAf ANYWHERE- ro lle t deeds aa# Sereloe ------. S4 Mra. Korda, known on the screen Westport to Ridgefield; William '•raated— Business Senriee . — 14 THE POCKETBOOK! son Furniture A Radio, 713 Main aa Maria Oorda, got an Int®^ Gaiaer, Weatport to Beacon Falta. BdaeatSeMl street. locutory decree of divorce Feb. 19, Walter Neuman, Beacon Falta to Cenrses and Classes ...... DRIVE ONE OF THESE 1980. Soon- afterward, however, Stafford; Arthur Mayer, West­ Prtvau InetrucUona ...... •• she and the producer became Daaelaa ...... ------; ...... HUDSONS! brook to Stafford; Daniel McKen­ Juat Plain Unlucky HnsleaS— Drsmstic ...... »* reconciled and lived tog?toer nine zie, Colchester to Stafford; Robert FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS wanted—laetructlons ...... »* 1940 lludMin 6. Radio and D. & M. NASH CO. ara, her petition raporta. O’Grady, Ridgefield to Beacon PlaaBClal Heater. Korda married Mlaa Oberon at Falls: Thomae -V. Dtmn, Beacon 3 cS Woads—Stoeks—Mortssxse ... SI 10 Henderson R4>ad Tel. 7889 MU FROMBap HB UuaEE IT mNT EVBW EpY Baslnese Opportunities ...... »• 1939 Hudson 6. Heater. Antibee. France, June 8 .19». Mra. FaUa to Ridgefield; Robert Boh- GIORIA NiS'/lUa.-*. WHO^ ae so MmJNi. •doney to Loan ...... *• 1937 Hudson 8. Heater. NASH SALES AND SERVfCB Korda came man, Hartford to Stafford; WUUain S t Ib t h e ID A PaOMBB/ ■ * lp mm* aitastteae OTHF.R GOOD C.\RS: discovered, she aald. th ^ the di­ Stephenaon,' Stafford to Hartford; NIEHT OFTHE GIAMOUR/' C044T HAW / ------T H elp Wanted— JTemale,...... J; GENERAL REPAIRING (CO ta) TUB DANCE. J f t t K t a iS , Help Wanted—Mala ...... *« 1939 Buick. Radio and Heater. vorce had been made fined. William McNamara, Westport to BIO DANCE, AND JUETTO MBSBIAMOUR/J I W mlmmtn w * » u d ...... •j.****: 1036 Ford 8edan. Heater. Guaraateed Used Oara Pot Toat. Ridgefield; Thomas P. Smith, 8977 MAKE EVERY- K bly or 1935 Plymouth Sedan. Marla Montea, eandy-hMred Ridgefield to Westport: Walter J. MOu wfiaa A A o au Wauled ...... 1 7 * A No Better Cars Anywhere Latin actreea, ta Mayo, Rldgefieldito traffic divtaion THI4IO PERFECT, Sttuatloas Wanl«d-Femal. ...^ •• atORlA •wear ’unuiN Situations Vranted— Mala . . . . IS | At Our Price! her Intantlona. If only the war wlU at headquarteis. . , M 00«VN— , Other Care 815.00 to 876.00. OUkMOUR ^ iM A u y x t o r i Baaploymant agencies ...... " end. She dtacloaed ahe haa George Fray, Rldgfleld to Wrat- I t s u u s t a s c h e m e EHOWED UP.' U t. gt.ete Pet.—P.eltry— Real Estate . . . Inauranee aaged a whole year to ^ u d e port; Oeofge M. Dunn. B ^ o ji Tehlriae Strickland. Falta, to Weatbrook: Frank M. O F H IS - Ooge— Birds—Pets ...... H. A. STEPHENS See Live Stock-V sh tclee ...... Royal Air Force. She Bowes, Beacon Falta to Weatport; Poolury nod 3oppllte ...... Hudson Dealer London two , ^ , Henry Gratazu,Wratport to BeacOT Wonted -apate—Poultry—atoek McKinney Bros. snaajred In New York last y t v , M l.— ■taecllaueeus Needing a few fresh new frocks jraUs; Joaeph Donovan, Stafford to 0 ATtsKe Fof SaU ...... AT JOE’S GAR.AGE First ^ ^ e if^ e waa a McClelland Bar­ for household wear? Hera Is Marcus Johnson, West- B M ti end Accaasortoe ...... Oak Street TeL 8139 505 M«in SL Phone 8060 clay model. ______‘ style with unusual new open ^ Danielson; Henry Gowdy, Suiiding MaurUla ...... sleeves. The front to shaped to I DraUetacm to Colcheeter; J oh n R A k Mamoods —Watebae—Jewelry Pastor Now Reado Sport Page# give ample ease for larger flgurra [ Kramey, Danletaon to Stafford; Blgctncal Appliances— Radio... m FntI an# Pied ...... 4» u d to also flattering with Its I H a rry A . Myers, Danletaon to ^ 1- Oaeden— Farm —Dairy Products New smooth fitted wataUlne achieved djezter: Thomas Duma, Oolch^ Heusabeld Goods ...... ter to Westport; Herry Ritchie, i p M SCORCHT SBUTH Slubtcr Stowaway Mnnblasry and Tools ...... •• Beacon Falta to Hartford. HneViT Instrumanta ...... »> FOR SALE Offtea and Store equipment ... •STOP! T John Dunphy, Hartford to TO PUCK RftYIN' F0LU3WN67Hr ■ M e U ls at tba Stow s ...... M of the Brooklim Dodgenu TOe I etoky. Thera ta a choice Beacon Falta: Vernon Gedney, RNCt rU-UACU liM rlDg Apparel—Purs ...... JJ $ S ) 0 0 0 tor. the Rev. CoraellM j ^ ^ pirated aloevee. Hartford to Colcheatw:; Walter FERPtY f a r e ! fTMitad-To Bur ------. »* MAC'S PSU> N ^■aama Brnr- ■«— » »...■■ • LOOK! had, 8825 in church f i h ^ n o t 8977 ta In atara 12 Periclna, Colchester to Hartford; . ■aotaureelB Just Completed 4-Room 5164 enough for the Job—eo he m a ti^ - j ^ raqulrra 4% Bdward Matua Oolcheater to Hart- a«a Without Board ...... aS ted It at 81 ea<* among the 1 to w ano w- - ■ re Wanted ...... ,,...M-A House on Autumn Street. ted It at 81 1 S6-lnch fabric with open ford; Royden K o n o p ^ . Hamord loaund—Bcierta...... W • READ ! _ gregatlon. "Invest It.” be AdvtaeA j binding to Colcheeter; J. Francta O’Brien. - ^ 1 Two monished on second By MiaTAiihe Cabot by l Sand raturii the p ro ce ^ In Sep-1 y *™ Beacon Falls to Hartford: Henry I—Beome— Board . .a . . . •* I Give oa your lisUnga of proper­ ffddrl' ~ A n "CfflJW Plumb- Sing a song of summer ve«i- *2 A father-and-ym ram. { ,ttractive pattern, aend 1 p. Kaltas, Hartford to* Beacon H m I ■oCSSe Fm Rcat ins Heating. Hot mmtm FUts. Tcncmenu ty. What have you In 2-family, tables—"green corn on the coo” ! corn ta nora^ inchra bta You’ll i btoe eMfl their’d bet t h ^ in your name, address, I pins; Robert Ray Groton to Weet- ttecatlons (nr Bant .. alno single? Clients tsralting. water heat with circulator ^ e t a b l i growing tn the garden ta n e e ^ 4 ^ to The brook; James P. Lenlhan. West­ For Bant ...... Do you want to aell for cash at and oil burner. Lot 50x200 s ' Indoore busy hands making ^ e them i ^ t ^ r a m National Lnague p e o X g w « ? ^ ^ ^ ^ Hwald ’To-lBrook to Beacon Falta; Robert J. I For a e n t ...... naarket price — no wartime handsome life-ate appaquelTTw ^ - ••ting grran corn on ft,„„wed suit, ^ Sev- Murphy. Ridgefield* to Weatport; He mas For Sent feet. earofcorn,alueclouarad tomato. c o b ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ . j ^ ^ ^ P ^ U j Q ^ w a y now reads the I ‘toy's P»oani _ ------to Rent pitoaa. For action nee Jones! I ^ h 's ^ u a . New York, N. T. I William A. ’Towne, Weatport to HanI Betase Far SAe Open Evenings. a dark green pepper and a bril­ pot bolder. f04»r appUque^attiwiAiJtiort" ______Rend for tba Fashion Book. A® j Ridgefield; Wartan A. FYencb, II Bulldms (or Bale .. F. H. A . Mortgage can be liant red-gold carrot! • These cloth S u o T review of | S S o n Falta to Westport. sewing InetnictUme for _ Property (or Sale ••• arranged. vegetables oo a good-ataed pot- Only One mm* Xand (or Sals ..•«• holder are almost aa haadrame as No. 5194) may be our beet j All rMn faU. ekthln 8% day. ot tm sale ...... ssnii-f- 10 cents In Coin. Tour ivC aie ...... Jones Realty Telephone 4948 nature’s own! Name. Addreae___ aad the Pattira Onlv one harbor la Great Britain I’ve had my pothoMen noade in Pattern BooklbecaueS there ta a change S3. Oak Street VINCENT MARCIN turquoise gpnSul—a dashing color I One Pattern i t ;J S S b m Car Caebange . . - oodered t o g e ^ 25c. 'seven daya. lUwi Cetate ...... fortfeJta tckground 4>f the life-like W Wer-iRta harbor ta Ronyth. - - setleee I Tclepkoiie 8254 - 7247 136 fTkimll S t m it Town arpUir** Holder ta 7H g.gddtakgs* ** [3R^

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Klaine Oebhardl of a u c b o o f r a m ford IS spending a week (K bowb Aa (|aaaa A M ) cousin. BMtora Burr of 7 Lydsll. HEALTH REST SPIRITUAL MBUfUM f O t T o w n StoaBtb Daagktor ol a Seveatb Sob A maetlng of Oompsny N6. 8 of Bora W ith a VeU. $100 A Specitd Offer You Can’t Afford To Miss! MATTRESS ■aadlaga Itolljr 8 A. M. to t P« **. the Manchester Are OaaiBBteed for 8 Tearsl Or By AppototmeBt Ib the Service iwt*S^”SL5"« i^eduled for tonight. et the Peeple lor W Tearw Thursday — Friday— Saturday Only I th« fiittrai »d **y* 5 ^ tln g at 8 o’clock It will not IN PRIZES lain for •* evwnlnj of 171 Ohoreh Street, Hertford. Oobb. • k ZS unUl the li i $15.95 P toaa g - m r V the annual meeting fil.M Down and fl.08 Per School and UUllUes District. j TONIGHT This 8 Cop Giennine tk » PM t 1® ***•*• W eek. KEMP'S, INC. Play Starts At 8:00 Glass Coffee Maker makinir ro»dy ** >ST. JAMES’S Fine Beddlugt F u D y Guaranteed Heat Resistant! appreciation, there Is a llke^ .. Mna BSoton of Bo«t<^ ■HI I it ii T to John D. BJlUott, S it the pond wHll be dosed for swimming. For Only $1.19 d oSwiloaUon for New PARAMOUNT PICTUM: St. JAMES’S \ a. win he goort epeaker at rrsderiek England, tormer 1^1 “SIGN OF THE CROS^ resident and now * Plus— ^ Free 1 Lb. Can of «tii.g of Towneend <3“® N“- IMiocted by Cecil B. DeMlUe. SCHOOL HALL ^^jll^oiTow evening at 8 ocl°cV burg, Fla., has left for kls hoine after spending a few weeks In ■With A ll Star Cast Inclodtegi Beechnut Drip Grind Coffee TJI,C^ Mia. B aton ^ Chas. Laughton, Clandette Col* Park Street tatereatlng and t o i^ town. Bn route he plsiw ^ a few days In New York City. March and Ellsea SO—13.00 Orders! Bgr wtn dlBcuea the "hrM O ^ t Thi[„_.l8 Is an excepUonal value! Be sure you take Landl. Jtonwnf you can get s I of the organiaatlon to date. vantage of It—ahop early! COVENTRY CHURCH A> cash loan to ray up your 2— $5.00 Free Games! advsi [ Wont win fomiah Barte a iffo i^ f 1® 8t«^- bilb. Then you71 have only •Dd refwahmenta wlU ^ iodav for Manchester, N. H., COMMUNITY HOUSE ONE imaU payment to make where he will attend a fashion A The public win be wi* Friday, June 20, 8:15 P. M. to Itoirarf- Adm ution . • 2Sc and aalde from a coUectlon ahow and field day at the MsnehM* Loan* are made on your own I be no admlesion charge. ter Country Club. The ahow ^ Adnite 260. Children nndw 18, •Ignature without Involving Ing held by the Retail Clothlera 10c. Pre* School Ago Frool employer or friends. Chargee l i Qt. Glass Double Boiler ESla » d Mlaa and Furolshera group. Sponsored by are 3% on unpaid moathly- No. Coventry C. E Society. batanM up to $100, 2% am, of Lakewood Circle, Fully guaranteed against breakage due to Heat— [ leave tomorrow for their eum- Dennis Murphy, monthly on batancee above. aaaUy kept clean and wUl not chang* fiauer U food the City Tasl, is lu.New York If you want $35 to $300, or discolor vegetables or fruits. home at Alton Bay. Lake T come in or phone today. ukee. visiting relatives. While them Mr. ROOFING AND SIDING Murphy will U ke In the Joe IX)uU- aicMuc N«. SSI OUR SPECIALTY BUly Conn fight , TBS Mala Street Who Ladlea Mlmtonary s^ety 11 State Theater BlSm the Bmannel Lntheran church $1.69 q Raoaia S aaS S A. A. DION, INC :l*)ld lU annual strawberry $6*00 T et Stas Basement Dept. s on Uw church lawn tomor- Legion’s Fund M. H. Rewell. Msv. 299 Aatamn St. TeL 4860 t ftom three to eeven o'clock. a year is the average c I may be aecured from any t roembert or at the church Reaches $82 running cost of a t li tomorrow. i Leonard or ■ Hartford County Aeaoda- new Anarlcan Legtona poeta and Increased by $30 But Wear a Springtime u M , win meet Sunday, June Still Long Way to Go Philco refrigerator. t 8:15 in the UnlonvUle tow Tire Prices Are ^ in g !

tM t chairmen are requeet- To the $500 Needed. I f ymvon are b o w boyfaig Ice Fragrance NOW! acoa in their reports. The aceridy your coat Is at TeiTeast We have a fine miection of New Tires at Prices That

ge«y and pubUclty acrep books $38.00 B year. In lera h im Are R ight! i •hie Legion Fireworks New Summer Jewelry 1 bs Judged snd prises awarded. lumped 880 since Monday, _^U a five yearn you have paid for t an electric refrigerator with* long ways to go for the 6.0D X 16 Firestone Champion ...... $ 1 0 .5 0 Cllpe — Broochea-,*.- Bracelets — Necklacee and t Iliamhers of the British Ameri- out owning one. more needed for the "how Lapd Pins. All white and colors. win meet this evening at at the Old Golf Lots, East Centft 6.00 X 16 U. S. Dc Luxe ...... $ 1 0 .5 0 t at ths club to go to the Wat- Why not oome In now and street Immedlste respooss to the get our deal on a new Phlleo Brotbers Funeral Home to caU will aid the Legion In arrang* « final reapects to Charlee B. or Leoaard—AIOOAS up. 6.00 X 16 Goodyear G 1 0 0 ...... $ 1 0 .5 0 Inc tor the holiday show. $ 1 .0 0 ea. a member of the club. The current report: We’re exclusive agents for 6 .5 0 X 16 U. S. De Luxe . . . t ....; $ 1 2 .5 0 Prevloue Balance ...... Senator WUUair J. Shea, thrsTi two famous rafrigera* Paul Klotser ...... ~ tora In Manclieater. la a Superior Court Ju<^ We have also about 40 6.00x16 at $5.95 with ,.ls to attend a meeting of Re* WlUlam Shea ...... * w Qson Chapman ..*•...... * SB party leaders at Highland your old tire. Allan R. Ooe Boxed Stationery Wlnsted. thU svanlng. The under the aasptcea of Dr. P^irgeson ...... I RETREADS—6.00x16 ...... $5.00 and ap Ooonte Repobnean Fred MorreU . . . . i , ...... 1 -^ In white and colors. Ladies’ note and letter elz^

Organisation, ftfty pdUclea PhlUp A. deOreschV ...... 1.00 also men’s letter sirs. Values to 50c. Special!

"~ ~sairm of a succeaMr to B. F. Plercy ...... J*™ _ Oommlttoeman Samuel Carl W. NorsB ...... J ®® Campbell’s Service Station 'Fryor, Jr. are on the scbedula WUUain J. liO f f o t t ...... 29c box . ^|#OrSB B orit •.•-•••ee*e l.CO Cor. Main and Middle Tpk. Phone 6161 , dMiM team of Star of the Fredarick J. Ackerman . . . 1.00 (tA GOING HELENA , Royal Wack Preceptory,;^ WUUam A. A lien...... 50 TO PLAY ' B t^aanal la Orange Hall Richard Martin ...... -J® SAFE AND You Can’t Beat the New RUBINSTEIffS ‘ ay avenlag at 7:80. AU Hcrtort Alley ...... •« f I of Ow taam and otflcen Thomas Glenney ...... 5t »ORDER OUR __ __ to ba praaent aa Mra K. Frits ...... *01 <. to wotfc Monday. July 7 Arthur Nichols ...... 51 ‘iiiiBfiQodr Jantzen Swim Suits Apple Blossom

‘ ns «to tegular maetbig to Pf. V. O'Hara *01 O / NOW.WE'a nSsnee* OB aeeoentJBf the Fourty Walter Mahoney...... l-0( SAVE MONEY HALE’S SELF SERVE The new Jantzen Beauty-Lift Bra lifts jrour bust

Dr. Fsneher...... »....♦. 1.0 WITH t o w SPRWG J The Original In New England! firmly and comforUhly—Jantxen control ellma your Colocno _ A. Oostafneo. pns. waist, firms your hips and stomach. Stunning new Robert E. Seaman...... l Oi PRICES the Bumauel Lutheran Frank McCeughey...... 5 necklines do marvelous things to your sboidders ^ Erik Modaun. o f 10$ w ay WlUlam Pattefeon ...... l Oi and Jantzen new fabrics and colon .brace you for a Sparkling Ilower-fre* returned yesterday from AND HEALTH MARKET R. B. Stearns ...... 1.® wonderful summer. grance... romantic andut* Jb, Minn., wtors they Mra Oertnlde Laurenca ... .5 tcrly feminine. Makes you the torn attending tto annual Prank Hollister ...... ® GOOD IDEA! AND WE __i|hm of tto Austana Synod Vwater Velva—luxurious, velvet like sheared fabrie. A W. Bendsll ...... A RUN NO RISK OP BEING THURSDAY SPECIALS fed both gey and knrdy! 'h it pnst week. Mra R. DonneUy ...... 5 CAUGHT WITHOUT COAL Wool and Laatex—haa a new fashion texturo—the Apple Blossom C ol(^e in "Lastex” yarn is both laid In and knit In for perfect Tobey ...... ® Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. wasp-waist bottle with its YHa week It appoan that the NEXT WINTER., lit. (Wool 87% — Lastex yarn 13%.) M l iBir of ludi Is operative. A A F r ie n d ...... A li$0 J* BUrk$ ••'•••••asswee a*0 COME WHAT I Softaellk own atomizer,! ,25.CoIogne araak ago. becauae of the null Velva-Lure—the appeerance of this popular f^ ric ; Ranald Ferguaon ...... 3.0 MAY without atomizer, 1.00 ex­ ^^Baana, tto town court decided cornea from Its suede-like texture—the Inner surface h«»ii Thursday Bioralng sea* gl. R. Bertsche...... 1-0 Cake Flour feels satin smooth. AOHi siitosB ssor rtvsti .490 Car no new hualnem haa Total ...... ;...... —fragrant paitnar to the Appla ,japa& for toatorrow BMmlng. Hca Rlpnlo sll-wsy stretch fabric with 100% Large Family Size Can BloMom Cologne in big flow­ I formerly ruSbed motor vehicle tlclty aeaurea complete comfort and fit, eliminating aRaatlan Inspector who had his ered boz with poS, IfiO jCreenback Shower .binding everywhere. herd Tuesday also bad a dull Friend's Beans

For Miss Dowd I Maxwell House Tto year's toavs of ahaeace!

gnuited by tbs School Board Mon* $4.95 to $6.95 A greenback ahower honoring i f gfFOt fASy WHIT mUH was to Mrs..Beta C. Shea, a I I Coffee first grads teacher In the Mancbee* Mlaa Charlotta M. Dowd, of II’

tar Green achool nnd not Mias El* Church street, was given recently Any Flavor! at the home of her aunt, Mra Ru­ IgB M. Shea who te a teacher In The W . G. Glenney Co. I Jell O the mme achooL dolph Hopfner at Chestnut street, who waa aaslated by Mrs. Arthur CoaL Lumber, Masons’ SuppUes, A g $ m AaRkl

CUra driven by Raymond MUler, Ford. Relatives and friei Patait 88$ No. Main St. TeL 4148 748 Tolland turnpike, and Stuart Hartford and R ockyiar^re pres­ OugXwtufhg ent. Blue and y^ow streamers M aachrster Rippled Wheat 2 ^15c n Wasley, 30 Academy, collided last mght at Main and Hollister and roaes and peonies were used for the decorationa Games uid a with some dsmsga It was report* •d the Miller car ran Into the rear buffet lunch were enjoyed. Cans of the Waeley machine as the 1st* Besides a-large sum of money, Armour's Treet 2 49c ter was turning Into Hollister Mias Dowd received a number of

■treat. Two women, paaaengers In beautiful glfte. She will be mar­ the Waaley car, were treated for ried the latter part of the month

hndses at Memorial hoapital. Jo EHnest DahlqulSt o f 91 High. Rinso 2 Pk^ 39c ^

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Thursday, Pinehurst Meat Department will have another SPECIAL COMBINATION! shioment of tender, fifesh, GENUINE CAI.VES’ LIVER 4 bu,18c Cube Steaks. Which will average 12c to 1.5c each, make a

popular medium priced. e.*if;y lo cook meat course. We

will make a few more l.amh Patties to sell at 4 for 2.5c. Fresh Native Peas 2 "li>,. 23c Tenderkni%'ed Steaks (which are a little thicker than ^ cubes), good cuts of Pinehurst Corned Beef and Chicken FrMh, Nattra < Chop Suey are suggested for a change.

Lge. Bch. Asparagus 15c

PINEHURST FRESH FISH ✓ V Sahnoii MACKEREL...... lb. 12''iC Fresh Native Beets Bch. 4c Halibut BU'n’ERFISH...... lb. 22c M

PoUock Cod FRESH SCALLOPS...... pint 33c Mnini Lovely Homes Lovdier! Fillets of Haddock,. Lemon Sole and Flounder.

HEALTH MARKET AH custom typ* detaiU, Including fuD. box pleated flouno^ cord welt seanu, elartia PINEHLTIST FRUITS y Hoora of toil on the deep ocean watiw and earefnl eloalng ctiehlon coven. Good quality Mekms arc coming through now with Tree- selection at the fish piers asaare you of a good variety Pufect fit la Inmired by toe exclualve patented •toparate and ripened Honeydews. 45c; extra large Blue Goose Honey tock” and "Hug-flex ehoulder” construction-^vera w loyly 't f / f ...... of Abeolntdy Fresh Fish! Bali Melons (36 size), each 28c; and vine-ripened Can- iw e cretonne have aU tto quaUty, amartneae and lit of toe moet

taknipes, 18e each. Berry prices are low .. .and Andreo lyipensly®, nuid$ to o rtor Blip covers.

picks oar Strawberries each morning.. .Ripe, Red Cher- AFOOT! f l o u n O e r Sofas Cokwa: ' ___ C h ain ciefi. 33e lb. Excellent Baldwin Apples and lUpe Pears. wine, blue, woodroee and - ^ ^ • “Sboek-ProoT hriole M ACKEREL 7 $ 5 .9 8

RED-RIPE TOMATOES, pound 17c • Fan BraotUag Uppets Drajpery DeptvZad Flodr. PORGIES • V f U k M t torixeg l*ttuc^ Becker’s Native Beets, 2 bnnehes m “ PuB-ProoT Eyelete BOSTON BLUE lb. lie . Cucambers, 8c to 10c each. Cauliflower, 25c each. - Vidercresa, lOe. • Arch Supporting Stays

STOCK UP TODAY ON PAPER PRODUCTS Scallops, Clams, Halibut, Genu­ Att-nw h

13 nfla for $1.00. KLEENEX. ine Sofe, Butterfish^ Etc. 3,11 for $1.00. NAPKINS. GREEN STABIPS » f C

stni GIVEN

WITH CASH SALES

Fre$h Sauerkraut 4 Lba. 25 c The J M (IIA I4 c o m C. E. HOUSE headquarters f o r

MANGMima.CeMW G. B. APPLIANCES & SON, INC. A AM% ANDES, BANGEB jfeiv fifU w iA T1i4 tiegaU— It Pay» •A-.-i