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Wagblngton, April 26.— (A P ) — 27 1-2 Per Cent; Higher Governor Philip La Follette’o call Shanghai. April 26— (A P )—Japa- for a meeting of liberal* at Madtoon, nese, driving forward savagely only Wl»., Thu.'sdry night Is exciting ____. Dades On Tea And Oil 12 miles from ths east-w-est Lung- lively Interest amonx leglslatora hal railway, their objective In four k '.'•f-f'i vL-.'-.’-'V - j seeking to ascertain the potential months of fighUng. reported to- Also Annonneed; Chancel- strength of a national third party. day the entire Suchow area was be-

Although thei e Is . little expectation ing evacuated by Chlneae civilian* lor Presents Highest that a new party wodd have ooun- A Japanese army spokesman aald trywlde Influence In thl* year'* Con- aerial observation showed all roads gressional elections, members of In the section choked with Chinese Peace-Time ^ g e t h Congress are divided over the guea- farmers carting their belongings tlon of whether the time la ripe for southward and westward. In appar- a political realignmenL ent expectation of a rapid Japanese History Of The Emphn;

Senator Norris flnd-Neb) assert- advance upon Suchow, the strategic ed today that third party aavoeates Junction of the Lunghai and north should hang back until It la de- south Tlentsin-Pukow railway. London, April 26.— (A P )- 4 A t the same time a wide shake- termined whether President Rooee- The British government joltad velt will seek another term.- up te the Japanese naval command the nation today by honaHoy- “The President doesn’t want a In ^ ln e e e waters waa announced. third term,- Norria aald, “but If a Transferred to unldeiitlfled posts the income tax from 26 par coalition of OemocraU and Republl were Vice-admiral Klyoshl Hose cent to 27 1-2 per cent to cans In Congress succeeds In block- gawa, oommander-ln-chlef of - the German machine third fleet in Chinese pay the costs o f the staggeriBs ing his measrios, the |run again. throughout the Shanghai opera- tions; Rear Admiral Tadao Honda, Sir John Simon, chanceDof "I think the formation ol any Adler. Sullivan’s war-time capUln- Se^aJ^t SulUvan presentation are (I to r)...... Col. Julius- Ochs- former naval attache to the Japa- third part> ahould wait untU we see represenUngthe French Belle. of the exchequer. In his annu- nese embassy In China, who Issued whether we will have to run the In the United States. Maurice O. Roux,-president'of French war veterana al budget speech before « . many of the navy’s statements and President for another term.’’ shocked House pf Commong* Talks of Roosevelt Pledge explanations at the Ume of the announced the income taE Representative O'Connel. (D- sinking of the U. 8. Panay. and Mont) has ^on’.ei.ded that the Madl- Rear Admiral Denshichl Obkochi would be raised from five ghfl.- eon conference would offer an op- commander of the special naval lings in the pound to five sh it landing party In CTilna. Their sue portunity tor liberals to pledge sup- CONGRESS GROUP FAVORS PENNSY’S POLITKS lings sixpence (from *1.26 to ceasors were not named. port to the President for a third Chlneae Counter .Attacks *1.37 1-2 in *5.00). term. He said that 11 Mr. Roosevelt was not renominated by the Demo- SniL IN TURMOIL With 200,000 Japanese troops Presenting the budget bfll crats, It would be "very wise" for INCREASE IN UQUOR TAX pouring from southern Shantung for the 1938-39 fiscal year (ba- liberals to p ace him at the head of province Into northern Klangsu ginning April 1). Sir John aor province, and a half million Chlneae a new ticket. nounced the government’* to- Senator O'Maboney (D-W yo) said Votes To Retain House Ap- Latest Charge That Two opposing them, Generallaslmo the time Ij ripe for a new party. Chlang Kal-Sbek'a commanders or- tal needs as 944,898,000 Such a trend has been developing dered counter-attacks on both sides pounds (*4,721,990,000), ait T . Recalls f.a Follettea’ Course heels of a Federal inquiry Into Junction of the Lunghai and Grand other Bombahells He recalle Uovernor La Follette’s the liquor tax and eliminate a pro-i In g ^ a re h claims of "political coercion." posal to tax future Federal aecurl- » « » « • two ^ n a l, as well as the terminus of Simon dropped several recent speechet criticising adminis- J^ghters, Eve and Zoe, and fly with The latest charge from Attorney other ties Issues. the branch line for which the battle ADVANCE ALONG COAST bombshells, Including ths dlacloaai* tration recovery policies, an address them back to the United S ta fei The General Cliarlea J. Marglottl, Inde- A member r e tr ie d that the com. o f Talerhchwang waa fought. Sin- that the government oecratly p w by Senator Robert M. La FoUette children had been bronght here by pendent candidate for the Democra. mlttee had voted to retain a House- anchen la 28 miles east of Yunho. chased early this year huge stxiefce (Prog-W ls) apposing President s former wife, now Mrs. Harry tic gubernatorial nomination, who approved Increase from 82 to 82.26 Llark Boden. Yunho waa the center o f elaborate ^ wheat, sugar and whale olL out- Roosevelt’s naval expansion bill, and per gallon In the hard liquor tax. Annonnee They Ha?e Pnl- * • • (Continued on Page Ten) forUfleaUona and natural defenses FRANCE WORKING fleient to lost through “ the early the vote of most t^’lsconsln progres- The levy haa been variously esti- and la 40 miles east of Suchow. months" of a poasll le war.- FOUR DIE IN CRASH sives In tbu House against the gov- mated to provide between 8i9,000- To Cut Off Dead Port Yerized Go?emment De- The chancellor presented the na> ernment reorganization bill. 000 and 830.000.000 a year. Newport, Ark., April 28.— (A P )— OccupaUon of either town would tlon with the largest peacetime bud- Senator La Fpllette, who said A Senate bill proposal by Senator Four (w m ns were killed and nine cut off the port of Halchow from TO CHECK HITLER get In Its history. Congressional business would keep Borah (R., Ida,), to make the Inter- other* Injured when a school bus and DELAY FORECAST the Interior of Central China, v-jr- fenses With ArtiDery Fire The blow of thejiicome tax bn pet est from future government secur- t w k loaded with W PA laborers col- elgn military experts pointed out was softened somewhat by ea- ity Issues taxable was stricken con- (UonUnued on Page Two) Ild ^ on a bridge near Weldon, hqv»ever, that Halchow, once well nouncement o f a special exempUoa ferees said. This was done, they mlleft Roath of here, today. fortified, la now a dead port. And Aerial Bombarding. by which 2,000,000 small toxpeyeza aaserted, because removal of tax • • • * ON R a iE F PLANS Joint Mo?e With Britain To Cbiet loss to the Chinese, they will escape the Increase. exemptions will be considered OBLEMAN AHHJSTED separately In line with recommenda- aald. would be the salt fields te the Woo Italy Is One Of The Irt the United Kingdom evetycoe MILITARY ACCORD Oona made yesterday by President N’ew York. April 26.—(AP) — vicinity. The salt tax Is an Impor- Hendaye, France (A t the Span- who earns 150 pounds (87M) er Roosevelt. Prince Alexis Dawydoff, 8a, exiled tant source of revenue. ish Frontier)—April 26.—(AP) __ more a year pays Income toy, Rut Hearings Progress So Slow- Mr. Roosevelt asked that tax ^ o n of Rnsslan nobility, was nn- Three divisions o f Japanese dla- The Insurgent* reported a general Steps Already Taken. the tax ; will not be Increased patched northward on the Tlentsin- year for single persona msiring up SEEN IN NEW P A a exemptions be removed from both der arrest In the prison ward of advance today all along the coastal Federal and State securities and Bellevue hospital today, charged ly BiO Wm Not Be Ready Pukow railway from Peiping caus- to 260 pounds (81,300) or tor m a^ ' with automobile homicide after his ed Chinese to fear a major effort to battlefront from Albocacei to Alcala ried men with one child earning un salaries. Senator Berkley of Ken Parte. April 26— (A P I— Premier tucky, the Democratic le'ader, said ear had Jumped a Fifth avenue curb- unite with Japanese forces fighting de Chlvert after “pulverizing” gov- to 400 pounds (82,000). For Dehate Before May 1. Anglo-Irish Deal Clears The that whether the Senate would ap- Ing causteg the death of one woman southward on that line. ernment defenses with artillery fire Edouard Daladier put the final Peak Not Yet prove the Preeldent's recommenda- and Injuries to himself and a sec- Chinese claimed they had cleared and aviation bombardment. touches today to bis plan* for Anglo- Sir John warned that the “pee)t tions was "In the realm of doubt." ond woman companion. the entire north bank of the Yellow Dispatches said the Insurgent of- French' military and diplomatic co- year of defense expenditure" would Path For Goser Co-oper- Douglas’ Measure Mrs. Margaret Abrams, 22, wife Weshlngton. April 26.—(A P)__ River In Honan province except fensive pushed toward Caatellon de operation, Intended to Isolate Ger- not be reached unUl next year sad of Jaij^ Abrams, an executive of Plana, Important Mediterranean many and thwart her dream of a The Joint conference committee, House committee hearings on the possibly the year after. appointed to reconcile differences a bond brokerage firm, was fatally (ConUnued on Page Ten) seaport 25 mile* to the south, de- middle European Empire. “Nothing could contribute so Injured when thrown from the car. *<*^*''tetratlon'e p-imp-prlmlng pnd ■plte government counter-attacks Two steps already had been taken ation In Empire’s Defense between the Senate and House tax relief program were progressteg so much to the ultimata reduction o f measures, approved an amendment .Mr*, zteovia Manning, 88, the yesterday. Although exact details to offset German annexation of Aus- other passenger, waa cut and braised slowly today that some members the burden of taxation as an in- sponsored by (Chairman William O. o f the gains \<'ere not given. Insur- tria and presumed Gernian support crease In Interaational good wtU a* waa Prinoe Alexia predicted the legislation would not gent officers predicted "contlnu^ London, April 2 q .- (A P )—The Douglas of the SecuriUes Commis- of Nazi demands for self-government and reducUon of armaments,” he sion to ease taxes on utllltv holding be ready for floor debate by May 1. RAJAH OF SIKAR success." for Germans In Czechoslovakia; new treaty of friendship between Leaders had hoped that If the blli said. companies which liquidate under MARKETS AT A GLANCE The government; however, de- 1. The Joint Franco-Britlsh move Great Britain and Ireland clears reached the House by that date. It Sir John ended hte speech, issHpff the path towarjl an effective mili- provisions of the holding company New York. .AprU 26—(A P )— clared Its counter-attacks had to woo Italy from the Rome-Berlin one hour 38 minutes, at 5:22 p.nL r $ would be ready for President broken the Insurgent lints te the Axis by friendship pacts. tary cooperation. Storka—Heavy; steels and motors Roosevelt’s signature three weeks DEFIES OFFICIALS (11:22 a.m,, eg.L) Hla conclusloo ■ It Is lUcely that talks will begin The provision would exempt from dip. later. center of the Albocacer-AIcala de 2. The understanding here that waa: capital gatna taxes stock transac- Q ilvert line and that Insurgent the British government has given up almost Immediately on the matter Bondi Secretary Ickes waa called be- "1 believe there Is wUllngaaM, of defenM. that Ireland may be tions In connection with such ’Mixed; some rails la sup- troops had been driven back In dis- Its plans to expand the friendly 80 liquidations. p*y* fore the committee to discuss re- order. even pride, te the humblest home te added to the circle o f “friendly na- agreement with lU Iy Into a four- take a share In rearmament for The Senate-ig)proved provisions sumption of a broad public works Monnts Cannon At His Town General Miguel Aranda's Insur- power pact to Include Germany, tions” around the British empire. Oirt>^liower; oieialt and cbmi- defending that home from perlL regarding gift and estate taxes— the teals sold. program, inasmuch as he baa gent troops were said to have re- The premier made known his flat I These conferences. It was said to- served as PW A administrator. sumed the offensive after the gov- I "The load we have to bear wUI day. would be pointed toward estab- same aa those provided In existing opposition to any four-power pact Forri^ Exchange—Steady: tter- Simultaneously Representative Gates And Refnses To ernment counter-attacks. assuredly be carried with tba (toff, lishment of Irish military forces, law—were approved by the confer- that would Include Cterraany. French Bng slightly lower. Belter (D., N. Y.), proposed that The Insurgent coastal drive waa I ged determination and dauntitog closely supervised and trained by' ence group. A one-third reduction officials said the foreign office "un- In the tax on automobile tires and Cotton— Easy; liquidation and lo- PW A be made a permanent branch Listen To His Snperiors. coordinated nith mopping up opera- derstood" British Prime Minister . courage of the BriUah race.” British Army. Navy and Airforce eal selling. experts. tubes voted In the -Senate was re- of the Interior department and that tions farther Inland Mnng the zig- Chamberlain had abandoned that I Come As Surprise jected. Sugar Improved; eommiulon It be given new powers over the zagging front east of Terael. Oen- part of ‘ The income tax boMt ourprteed The talks would be unofficial, per- erallaaimo Francisco Franco’s head- sonal conversations among milltarv lo s t week, the committee ap- house buying. operation of publicly-constructed France wm "detorndn^ to atond°liy ' observers who had bera o » projects. Jaipur, India. April 28.— (A P )— •' suring the nation there would be no leaders. The embattled Rajah of Slkar. In Coffee—Unevea; trade support; While legislators were discussing (ContinDed on Page fen ) Increase In this burden. The accord, which must be rati- (CXmomied on Page Ten) may Uqnidation. -«ppon. revolt against his overloard.. the (Oonttnoed on Pago Fen) The 21'i per <»nt rate te the fied by both Parllamenta, was s l^ e d the apendlngrlendlng program. Maharsjah of Jaipur, today mount- Democratic Leader Rayburn of Tex- yesterday at Ten Downing streeL ed small cannon on hia town gates highest In 17 years. In tba post- as read the House yesterday an war year of 1921-22 It was dx the signers headed by Prime Min- and continued his defiance o f a anonymous letter which he said shtUings in the pound (30 per oanL) ister Neville Chamberlain and small besieging army. President Rooeevelt had received. The higher tea duty will be a bit- Prime Minister Ehunon De Valera, C a lls U. S. U n g r a tefu l AU efforts to persuade the Rajah Sh o w s Perpe t u a l M o tio n New Yorker born’ and once a prison- “1 thought you (and Jim Farley." to evacuate his stronghold at Slkar, ter pin tor this nation o f teodrink* the letter said, “ might be Interested er In a BriUsb Jail. walled town of northwestern India, era. Two years ago It waa hlksfl The three-point agreement eon- F o r Se llin g A r m y H orses te copies of the new ' propaganda were rejected. W ith C h e m ic a l M ix t u re from four pence to alx pence (g R tains provisions for an end to trade about to be launched on members The besiegers. Including two cents to 12 cents) a pound. F ro a ) harriers, settlement o f old flnsnrt.) of Congress against 3mur recovery tomorrow It becomes 8 pence (16 program x x. trateloads of Jaipur state Infantry, r 4l«greements, and for permitting a squadron o f lancer* nnd mill, Washington, April 28.— (A P ) —, cents) a pound Waahtegton, April 26— (A P ) — » He said that General Pershing's 200 (Some water with IL This waa given bland to be rei^xxialble for her own "rhls is being originated te a tory police, have made no effort to Dlacovery of an apparent perpetual The gasoUne tax, which has bees Representative Bjron Harlan (D- horse and other quadrupeds that off In the right arm of the tube ddensea. Union o f Ireland and large corporation In DetrolL Michi- take the town by storin. However, Into the pure water. Then it eight pence a gallon since 1061, nov have borne famous riders are gan. the same outfit that got out motioo apparatus, which demon- Northern Ireland (Ulster) was not Ohlo) trotted out a troop of spirit- In they mounted maehine-gima at peeeed by evaporation through a becomes nine pence (Ig cents). mentioned. quiet paat'u'es because the strates for the first time how a ed adJecU-.ea today In defenae of Army the chain telegrams started by their points facing the walla. ' smaller tube back to the left side. Gasoline now oosta about 37 cento a Defease Perttoo. knows how U kick through the henchmen In different states, many Two htmdred of the Rajah’a fol- fundamental life process works, was This action la ntteuous. Oster- gall(xi in Bnglan(L Principal point o f ^ e defense boraes and mules that have given traces o f red tope. announced today to the National of which were signed by minor chil- lowers armed with tethls—long hout declared, and has gone ofl In EaOnMitoe Bevraue tlon was Britain’s ’ agreement to the best of their Uvea to the gov- Academy of Sciences. ernmenL " ^ L " Harlan added, “the goviarn- dren^ babes In arms, and even the •tavea—were seen at approachaa to some experiments for many months, The chancellor estimated revenue withdraw by Dec. 81 from the porta Dr. W. J. V. Osterhout o f the ment deparimento outoida the Arm y family o -t poodle, and Congress the mate gate, but the Rajah waa with no power applied except the for the year on the Mtistinj baste iff o f Berehaven. (3obh and Lough Swil- Harlan, epensortng a bill permit- Rookefeller InsUtuto for Medical apparently have aot mastered the fen for It like a ton of brick, oo believed to have thousands of other action o f JJje acid on the guateeol. taxation at 914.400,000 pounds, tear- l.v, where she haa maintained naval ting the old steeds to be led to old army game.” they are about to try it a g ^ . ” Reaeaich told bow the simple ap- graen pastjres of julck death te- followers entrenched inside the Exactly the same thing, be sai he Mid. over combatting the deprearion were hemd inside Slkar. tive fluids and waste products p ««« ing out the means of coordinating for IS or 20 years, give up the very In the bottom of a U-shaped tube. ’That te Just 100 caaaa of IngraU- with “wasteful extravagance.” Reason Not Known through this membrane readily, but TREASURY BAlANfpD o f the two coimtries to teat qiarfc o f energy that their ach- In the left arm of the tube he tude and aeedleaa cniaity on the RepresentoUre Mlcbener (R., The origin of the quarrel between U It to destroyed, the cell diet. the advantage of both, however. te ( bodies have—all because the Mich.), tnterruptod Rayburn to re- placed e mixture of a weak add Oeterbout eald hte experiments Washington, April 26— part of our govetnmenL tba Rajah and the 26-year-old polo- and water. In the right arm he United States gets |5 or 87 out of quest that he also submit “petltkms with the U-ahaped tube may lead to Racelpto tl2,036,000A6; eocpi ea Fhgu hvu> their hklju." 'Talto the horee out of history, pteylng Maharajah, which broYe te- placed ptue water. flhd you leave a very vaoaat ipoL- xn understanding of why death turae 829,764,766A6; bateaea (Ooatteaed oa Page Yea) Oeterbout found that the odd occurs In single cells and In the (OeattaDed F ag* tm ) paodng ^hrough the oU carried 601,408.182.72. C ustoow n entire bo4y. ter ^ month I lg,0SlAM tJi,

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permits, was beard today when. In at 1500. The Intense heat from the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1988 connection with tbe attempted purl flames caused the bottles to pop fags ihkbb> SANITARY PERMITS fleation of Bigelow Brook, the new FLORIST ASKS PATENT open, and a large quantity of bottled .ON A THORNLESS ROSE : doing? ShaU we tolM It easy development angle waa discussed. ROCKVILLE liquor and beer were destroyed. LAFOLLEnrS CALL FITZGKALD Uke many people seem to he doing? At the lest meeting of the Board of JEWISH FOUNDERS LOCAL GIRL’ S ESSAY Y, M, C. A , Notes Funeral Southington, April 26.— (AP) * “O r shoU we like our Founder. Qoi. DRIVING LICENSE MAY BE REQUIRED Selectmen, a letter from Health Tbs funeral of Robert Brown, 6 1, W. Booth moke tha sacrifice? Shall Officer Dr. D. C. Y. Moore was read —The proverbial rose without a Today ^ POUR IN ONE..,i„ FOUR IN ONE FOUR IN ONEFOUR IN ONE of I04 Grove street, who was fatal- CAUSDRSUP IN ALCORN PROBE thorn baa become a reality ac- we lay our oU on the altar and go In which the doctor called to the ly Injured on Friday when he fell BALL TOMORROW forth, not to save the WMld for 7:18—Methodist bowling league HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS cording to Nicholas GriUo, South- ' WINNER IN CONTEST banquet Board’s attention tbe question of In- from an electric light pole whUa at ington florist. Damoermey or Socialism or Fascism OmCE IS BUSY Discoss Posability Of De- stituting a sanitary permit ruling work for the Connecticut Light and 3D ?im TALK Grlllo announced today he 'had : xnd Nxxilxm but for CSuIxt ths only 2:80-4:00—Reflnlshing ontiquee. that will apply to new real estate ON WASHINGTON TRIP Power Company, was largely at- appUed for a patent on a thorn- i Saviour of ths world." Tomorrow developments. Since that time sev. tended on Monday at S t Bernard's Democratic National Com- (Oocrinoed from Page One) less rose which he said he de- ! Dance h Masonic Temple To Miss Beatrice Arnold's Trea- 1:00—Bridge party luncheon. mandhig Sewerage Dis- eral of the Selectmen have dlscu; church. Rev. Edward Quinn officiat- veloped after he had noted a Mrs. H. W, Robb, hostess. Stead; Demand For Opera- ed the proposed measure. ed at the servicea. There was a Start Home Thursday By Way mitteeman Testifies Be- freak plant among his "better COLLEGES REQUEST BOOKS 2:30—Baby clinic. It has been pointed out that the delegation present from Stanley him from attending Thursday's times" roses. | Be In Celebration Of Rais- tise On *1116 Army ^ n rir a : posal h New Tracts. new sonlng regulations as outlined Of Philadelphia And New Dobosz Post No. 14 of the Ameri- meeting, supported the rtorganlza- 7:00—Live Y’rs play rehearsal tors’ Licenses At Ollice York; To Arrive On Friday. Uon bUI. fore Waterbnry Jm7. GriUo. creator of the pure I BniER PLANS TO BURN for "Snow White." now, do not cover the sanitation can Legion o f which the deceased whlU “American pride” rose, ex- mg Fond For Synagogue. problem, which la considered to be was a member. The office force and Ths Republican leader viewed Is Adjudged The Best 7:S0—"Y " Intermediate baseball rd'- \ PaMndlity tiukt a local ruling may a duty of the Board of Health to Rockville, April 26—The members outside stair of both the Rockville the present La Follette movement perimented with the freak, which In PoEcc ConrL was thornless, and succeeded In Princeton. N. J , April 2 6 .- (AP) league meeting. Jack Dwyer will be regulate. In Its attempts to clarify of the Senior class of the Rockville and ThompsonvlUe officea of the pointed primarily toward es- WaUrbury, April 26.— (AP) — the guest speaker. ba adapted wbereby real eatate pro- High school who are In Washington reproducing It He said he had - A movement to odd to Ubrarlea I surface streams, the Health Board lighting company aa well as delega- Ubllahment of a thl.d party in the The Founders’ Boll to be he J to Mlae Beatrice Arnold of 800 aotera and developera, before they were scheduled to tour the residen- tions from the Wllllmantic and Midwest. It does not indicate, be David E. ntxGsrald, DsmoeraUe now jtaSsed the experimental Masonic Temple tomorrow night un- of this nation volumes in Vienna’s Although thera has not been has run into a situation where Jtoge and hod develop^ the rose Spruce street waa the winner of naUonal Ubroiy that HlUer would are permitted to lay out tracts for stream may be freed of Its present tial sections, visit Washington Zoo, Stafford offices of the company at- said, that any new party could de National comiqltteemaii, was the der the auspices of Temple Beth quite the rush for motor vehicle 6 o'clock atie, may have to secure sanitation cathedral and Arlington, with to a point whire he could pro- Salvation Army oratorical contest bum because they ore "noa-Aryan" Starting Tonig ht at contamination by parallel sewer lU' tended the services. , mond Important strength national- first witness to be called today by Sholom will be in the way of cele- WEEKS QUITS AS HEAD operators’ licenses today that waa baaeball game this afternoon and ly- duce It for tbe market started today at IMnceton and Yale atallatlon and connection, only to The bearers were John Doyle, the Waterbury Grand Jury. bration-ln having reached tbe quota, |i In Hartford last night. Contestants unlveraiUes. the theater tonight. Peter Edmondo, Martin Algair, recorded yesterday here, the stream be contaminated anew by subse- T o o r or Five’’—Copeland nie former New Haven mayor, of funds that the commlttoa bad set f I " from Middletown. Hartford. Brls- In half-serious vein. Editor Jamei On Wednesday there will be Raymond Fmiey, Frank Heffron and out to raise In order to start wor)M ^ and Waterbury also took part. OFBAYSTATEaO.P. of applicants has been steadily pour- quent real estate promotion along trip to the Mall, Washington Monu' Senator Lundeen (FL-Mlnn) dt- looking dapper, arrived here at 9:60 Me C. aarke of the Dally Prince- the stream’s course. John MacKenale. Burial waa In S t clined to comment on the La Follette on the building of a synogogue awr The subject assigned to each speak- ing In to the Town Court room RUBBER ment. Bureau of Engraving and Bernard's cemetery. A m., ten mlnutee before the secret rridgeport thieves tonlon hod sent a cablegram to Hit- In order to forestall this occur- meeting, but Senator Copeland (t>- body reconvened for the dajr’s ses' community center on land recently er was ’"Hie Army Spirit," and they ler asking the German chancellor to where the new 1938 tickets are Printing, Pan-American building, a The funeral of Mrs. PauUne W. purchased at Linden and Myrtle were judged on composition as weil Boston. April 26.— (A P)— Choice ence, the Board has Instituted ac- trip to Annapolis In the afternoon NY), who unaueceaaftiUy sought the slon. He Immediately went to the give tq the university library books cbtalnable. This morning, In the HEELS tion to require approved sanitation Weber, 80, widow of Louis Weber New York mi.yorahlp with the sup- third floor where the Jury’s meet- streets. aa delivery. he Intended to "purge." of a new driver for the elephant In and the theater In the evening. who died St her home on Monday, STEAL S2.994 AUTO The quota set to be roleed by The judges of the contest were Massachusetts today faced the State first half hour o f business there systems to be outlined for new de- On Thursday the party will go to po.'t of Republicans and conserva- ings have been Uking place. Coincidentally Gaspord D. A. Be- m a k e s p r e c e d e n t SH A TTERI N G A U T O M O BILE OFFER 'will be held on Wednesday after- Temple Beth Sholom has been at- Attorney T. J. (ia p ln of Hartford, lln, chairman of the Yale Dally Republican committee as Sinclair were 27 applications and licenses velopments, such systems to be so Mount Vernon, and leave Washing- noon at two o'clock from her home. tive Demor sta, asserted: "There is Once on the scene. FitzGerald adapted to the locality In which spent eeverol minutes chatting with tained and at tbe ball to be held In and M. C. Manternach, president of News, sent telegrams to the Dally Weeks resigned his chairmanship. granted. Yesterday the number of ton at noon for Philadelphia. There Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, pastor no doubt that there will be a third Try To Push Another Through Masonic Temple a large gathering *5 ' they are planned, either by connec- P*vty. There may be a fourth and DetecUve Edward J. Hickey and Graphic-Arts, Inc., of Hartford, Princetonlan and to Harvard Crim- Week.", who held the reins for two applications came in at the rate ATTACnED will be a tour of that place on Thurs. of the Union Congregational church Window Of Showroom But Is expected. Louis I^ Foster and and Major Edgar Arkelt of the Yo u r O ld C a r T a k e n A s Full First Pay m en t tion to sewers, or other means of day afternoon and they will proceed a fifth party.’’ Oeoij:e Greer of SUte’s Attorney son editors seeking their coopera- years, said be would become chair- of nearly 100 per hour, taxing the For Men’s, Women’s and will officiate. Burial will be m the Are Unable To Get Out, S. M. Stlversteln, co-chairman for Army headquarters. tion In a drive to get the volumea man of the party’s stole finance disposal’, that they will not revive to New York City where they will Wlndsorvllle cemetery. Senator Austin (R-Vt.) said: "It Hugh M. Alcom’e staff. Alcorn Is local force of three registrars and CM Mm’a Shoes. the special prosecutor In the investi- tbe ball have arranged to have the The contest last night waa one for the “Big Three” university li- committee. a supervising Inspector to the limit. FREE 1938 OPERATOR'S LICENSE contamination problems which have spend the night at the Hotel Bristol. Special Meeting la too early to talk about a third Temple properly decorated and the been eUmlnatad. gation here. of three sectional ones, the others braries. Harvard edlton acknowl- Week's decision to swap jobs sil- Licenses numbering 672 were Thursday evening, they wUI visit The members of Kiowa Council, P*rty—the only coalition that la Bridgeport, April 26— (A P )— music that will be provided for the being held In Holyoke. Maas., and Yow present c«r, regardless of age, lnal^e. model atvk nr In the matter of polluted Bigelow Radio City and Tower. likely la one in which Democrats and While the Jury apparently re- Daring auto thieves broke Into the edged receipt of the appeal but enced speculation he would seek given out yesterday, the first day Degree of Pocahontas, will hold a dancing will be preceded by a half Bridgeport. Conn., during this withheld comment consolation for his defeat for the on which they have been issued here FOUR Sam Yulyes Brook, which small stream has late- On Friday they win go to down- special meeting tonight, Tuesday at Republicans vote for each othars’ sumed lU scrutiny of legislative Housatonlc Motors, Inc., 1027 Fair- rondilfon will dd M first payment on any certifM w ’ we 101 Main St. Johnson Block lobbying, the Waterbury Bnwlng hour concert Already eufflcient week. Th» winners will compete In The Yale and Princeton publica- U. 8. Senate nomination two years this year. Receipts were $2,008.50. D AYS O N LY FOUR ly raised much comment on account town New York and the Statue of seven o’clock In their rooms and will candidates In order tc get the best field avenue, during the night mak- tlckete have been sold In advance to a final contest in Waterbury in of Its course through the center of Liberty and will return to Rockville Company announced that Daniel J tions carried editorials today. Yale’s sgo by running for governor. The local office will remain open go to the home of Mrs. Pauline man for a job." ing off with a new auto valued at assure a gathering of at least 200 June. saw tho occasion as one “where Expressing optimism over tbe days only the town, the Board of Selectmen Is on Friday evening. Weber who died on Monday. Leary, former city comptroller, had $2,994 and attempted to steal an- this week dally from 8:30 a. m. to "retired as active head” of the con- couples and the committee working Miss Arnold has been a resident the university may administer a party’s chances In the fall elections 5 p. m. for the convenience of Man- seeking to have the brook cleared of L'nion Chureh Notes Busy Day Monday other by pushing It through one of on the plans for the ball Is well N OTHIN G U KE THIS OFFER EVER K N O W N OR ATTEMPTED HERE The Boy Scouts of the Union Con. cern. of Manchester for about ten years well-justlfled backhand slap while Weeks said “In taking this step. I chester people. contamination, and. If possible, of The workers In the sub branch of the front windows of the ehowroora, pleased. during which time she bOs been ac- adding to Its intellectual equip- propose to lncrea.se, rather than In other disagreeable factors, such as gregatlonal church are to enjoy a MILITARY ACCORD The formal announcement said Ws win accept jemr ear ai fall Aral paymest-No eaah ne«lMl Hi... the Motor Vehicle Department Col. H. J. Heosley, who came here the porter, William La Fontaine It la the first time that they have tive In Salvation Army work. She ment" any degree diminish my efforto In monlhl; paysieiKa next month. neeaes. start Its odor, complained of by nearby number of camping parties during which Is located In the Police court reported to police early today. come before the public In euch a N A ME the season, under the leadership of from Boston recently, would succeed Is at present the leader of the The Princetonlan said the "de- helping to elect a Republican gov- SH.WGHAI PILOT DIES Mahieu's residents. Sewers now inatslled and room, Memorial building, spent a SEEN IN NEW PACT Hie new car, a 1938 Qidlllac. six venture and this morning Mr. Fos- Yoimg People’s Legion. Her essay struction of the books contravenes ernor and the entire state ticket." Ws will accept an; terms In resson—Yonr car. vonr poU. ronr check nr . . . N A ME contemplated will care for the con' Robert Stuart, director of Religious busy day on Monday Issuing opera- ^ a r y and would be "In full charge YO UR other plan in rrtMn to anit ;oD. Free 1938 ioemtor’a I I ^ of the company's plant. wheel convertible sedan, was taken ter sold that the cooperation that follow.": our ideas of liberal education and Along with Week's resignation tamlnatlon caused by human waste, Education at the church. A group tor’s licenses. About 600 driver’s had been given In every way was we should join heartily with the Shanghai, April .26— (A P)— John YO UR Grocery of ten boys and two leaders went (Uonttnued from Page Une) Company Statement from the company garage at the came another from (Jharles J. Inne.s T. Kinley, 50, Shanghai pilot and O W N but new development of lands at the licenses were given out during the rear of the showroom. The second si.ch that the boll tomorrow night rilB ARMY SPIRIT papers of Yale and Harvard in at- ps Si K •" - last Sunday afternoon for three first day that the* office was open Leary's retirement was made pub- who quit aa chairman of the state many years master of ships sailing ISSSprncc Street eastern edge of the town Is con* lie by John H. Cnaaldy, aecreUtry of car was found In one comer of the would be In celebratloji of having "The Spirit of the Army, always tempting to prevent such a forget- committee’s executive committee to O W N aldered as a aourca of future human days to L«ke Wickaboag, West The office will be open dally from were not touched upon. The per- attended the mark which they bad table occurrence by bringing vol- the Pacific, died today. He waa a TERMS Brookfleld, Mass., where they will 8:30 to 5 p. m. until Saturday, April sonal staff talks, which may con- the firm. In a formal jUtement. showroom In front of the smashed set. has been the spirit of aacriflee. This give the new state chairman a brother of the captain of the Em- pollution. ^ the company aaid: window. Its fenders were scratch- same spirit la the force which keeps umes here." chance to choose his own aide. TERMS Land O’Lakee One phase of Uie brook’s story enjoy the cotUge and facilities of 30. tinue for some time, would handle In addition to the work done by press of Ctonada. Mr. Stuart's father’s place. Over Plato! DIacluirfOB* these. "The Injunction restraining the ed as the thieves attempted to push the army moving ahead. If the Butter, Ib. .... not iret discussed by the proponents It through. They were foiled be- the male members of ths corpora- Army should stop In its onward Chevrolet Dodge 33c of the stream's cleansing la the •tety boys are now regflatered In the Mrs. Wllmer T. Jonta of Elllnr- The trade section of tbe pact pro- “ * ’ Learys stock In the tion there hod been much work Plymouth church scouts' troops, and every boy ton la at the Rockville City hoapital vides that retaliatory duties grow- Waterbury Brewing Company pre- cause the window frame was too done In tbe Interest of the corpora- march, to eternal and everlasting Buiek Oldsmobile Cane Sugar, >I *7 ^ storm water and street drainage will have an opportunity of camp- venU Col. Hcasley from succeeding Barrow. This car, a convertible victory. It will be because we have Nash dlspoaal question. New surface result of a platol discharging ing from the trade war of the past tion by the SUtSrhood. T erraplane 10 lb. cloth bag f l / C ing sometime during the season. which she waa examining on Mon- six years shaU be abolished; ^ e - to Mr. Leary's financial Interest for coupe. Is valued at $1,350. lost the spirit of sacrifice. Nothing H udson Pontiae Packard drains are continually being led to A large claaa of candidates for the present.” The thieves smashed a glass In should stand In the way of tbe dump waste water Into Bigelow day. The bullet entered her foot, lanU generally gains free access to Carrots and Peas membership will be received Into and ahe was taken to the hospital British markets; certain British The Injunction referred to waa one of the garage doors and reach- spirit. That la what the writer had Brook, which, even If all other the fellowship of Union Xlongrega- goods get preferential treatment in one obtained by a group of citizens ed through to unsnap the lock to In mind when be expressed himself No. 2 c a n ...... means of pollution are cleared, will by her husband. An X-ray showed GOY. AIKEN ANNOUNCES 8c tlonal church next Sunday morning that the bullet bad lodged m her the Ireland market In connection with a suit seeking to open the doors. The Ignition keys thus: Selfish ends shall claim no Sedans— serve continually to contaminate ‘Coupes—Coaches- at 10:45 by the pastor of the church, Ireland pays $50,000,000 cash to recover from Leary $600,000 on the were In the ear which they drove —Roa the brook water. heer Although suffering from loss right from the battlefield to take us, Extra Sifted Peas, r^. George S. Brookes. An appro- Of blood, her condition is reported settle old land annuity payments ground that the city charter held out to the concrete driveway. A HE W I U RUN AGAIN Starting at tW fear will vanish In the fight for Nams* A ny T w m a No. 2 c a n ...... priate address will be given, and to be satisfactory. which would have totaled about him reaponstble for ov6r*axpoodi> heavy chain is stretched across the triumphant, God wUI make us. V On the Snot Tomrirrnw 8c fures allegedly made while he waa BUDDI8T NUN IN V. S. the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper $750,000,000 li continued until 1990. front of the drive during the night "The gallant young hero on the Ynn Can Affnril Lima Beans, win be administered. The coramun Th< payments formerly were col- comptroller. Burlington, Vt., April 2d.— (AP) 6 o’Clwek Twalght and In order to reach the street the battlefield, fighting for the things Tn l»ny ln ,B M S M No. 2 c a n ...... lected by the London government During the past seven weeks, the thieves were forced to drive the car —Governor George D. Aiken, Ver- 8c San Francisco. April 2S— lA P)— Jury has questioned many witnesses he believes to be right, flghUng for When the dock atilkes six to- I Her head shaven and her feet clad X decl ares czech po l ic y for former landlords who had sold through a row of hedges to adjoin- mont’s outspoken Republlcsm gov- hla country and Its flag, to put up . You can walk Into thle lale with L.A.A.O.II. their Irish holdings to peasants. who were business associates of ernor. will give voters a chance to nlrht. ws win throw open to 1936 DODGE Diced Carrots, In crude sandals, an American worn. ing property and then smash down a good fight, must bear well In the puUle an Automobna Ba|. a doUar and drtva ont a food The Ladles Auxiliary of the A.O. Ireland will continue paying $1 ,- Leary or who served under him dur- 15 feet of fence before they could say whether they approve hit 4-DOOR TRUNK SEDAN w. All you need la tho credit— No. 2 can ..... I an believed to be tbe only white H. will hold a meeting this evening RULED BY FOREIGNERS hig his eight-year reign as comp- mind the sacrifice, he may be called tin Carnlnl without precedent 8c Buddlat nun said here today aha la 250,000 annually on debts for prop- go over the sidewalk and on to the thrice-repeated crItIcUme of tbe You can trade your car on a troller. party’s national leadership. upon to make. A sacrifice even unto § or parallal In the entire hla- Hydraulic brakes. Matchless motor Kh nevw befots known or at- going to open a monastery in Lh*!'’ hall In the Prescott block erty damaged during rebellions. street death, if need be. Soups— Tomato, Celery or with Mra. Mary Berger, president of The treaty 1s to run for three A report that FitzGerald would He win be a candidate for reelee- tory of Daed Oar eellliix—Xveiy retuned for economy. Excellent 6n- tempted. You can pay down any I aoutbem California. "It was the spirit of sacrifice that amount that you Uka. laisa or Vegetable, q the organization In charge of the years, upon ratlflcation by the Par- be here today gained circulation yes- tlon next fall, he told newsmen hers worth-whUe car mode li hara at Ish, good tires. See it at Slater Dhammadlnna—she refus- business session. Berlin Newspaper Says Nation mode Paul the great preacher he a prtoa that etaxgari the Imasl- ebisu—O t vt vU] taka your etf liaments. terday after the secret body sum- In an interview last night. a* fiist payment and If It is largest can .... O C I ed to disclose her Christian name 'raere will be a social time fol- Would Have Yielded To moned Clarence G. Willard, veteran waa. Listen! Tr him— neither do 1 nnOoo—grery enr le ready. Ow when she arrived here yesterday The main, unsettled Issue is the Explaining the casual disclosure ecsanlBUon wui lie on - worth more than a first pay- lowing the meeting with the com- Reich But For Big Potyers. union of Ireland and Northern Ire- secretary of the Republican SUte SOUTH COVENTRY of his plans. Aiken said "I don’t be- count my life, dear unto myself, so duty—Every oar priced down to nient wn will xlve yon the dtf- Red Beets, aboard the liner Chlchlbu Maru— committee. that I might finish my course with ferenM la caah. Don’t mi., this said she left St. Louis 15 years ago mittee In charge Including Miss land. opposed always by the six Ueve In making formal announce- bed rock In plain flfurao. Tha largest can Laura Minor, chairman, Mra. Alice Ulster counties. Both political leaders have been ments." joy. (Acts. 20-24). ock-off la at t o’clock tenlfht. »477 mie—don’t inlaa theaa tenni. Be 10c "searching for the faith" and en- Berlin, April 28.— (A P )—Respon- familiar figures at the Capitol dur In anticipation of National Air- here tonight. tered her Buddlat order In Ceylon Mahr, Mrs. Norn Miner, Mrs. Mary Irish government spokesmen, even Mall Week, Poatmaater George The 46-year-oId horticulturist, "Again listen to Paul’s sacrifice, Myers, Mra. Rose Mulroney, Miss sibility for developments In Czecho- though the point was not mentioned, ing sessions of the General Assera who successively held office as thrice I woo beaten with rods, once Green Split Peas, In 1930. ^ bly. Rovertson has ordered 1,000 special 1937 DODGE 4-DOO^ TRUNK SEDAN $667 1 lb. pkg...... Agnes Merriam. Miss Kathleen slovakia , rest not only with the saw In the pact a step toward an air-mail envelopes which are now State RepresentoUve, Speaker of the I was stoned, thrice I suffered ship- 1944 STVDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN.. $297 5c Moore. Miss Lillian Murphy. eventual, united All-Ireland nation. Rombaelt's FTIend on sale aa well a.-i the new nir-mail Houflo Rod Lieut. Governor, criti- wreck, a day and a night 1 have The unit In weighing gold la the Fayette Lodge Czec|i government but with foreign Willard was for many years „ i*i oi/sU f ifott eU>t*tk. troy ounce. powers as well, in the opinion of the stamps. The cachet carries the clwd National Republican Chairman been In the deep. In journeying! , 1987 PONTIAC S-PAS8. S E D A N ___ $627 1984 CHEVROLET -PASS. SEDAN___ ITje Master Mason Degree will be The British Parliament set up cUse advisor and personal friend of 8 $247 off da lly inspired DIpIomatlsche words "Coventry, Birthplace of Na- John D. M. Hamilton only last Fri- often, in perilr of water, In perils of 1981 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR TRUNK conferred on a class of candidates separate Parliaments for the 36 the late J. Henry Roraback. Repub day for using what he called ''bad robbers. In perils by mine own coun- M their meeting this evening bv Polltlsche Korrespondenz. llcan sUte chairman. than Hale" above the Connecticut SEDAN ...... 1984 CHEVROLET DeLUXE COUPE ... commentary service of counties of "Southern Ireland" and State Seal. The occasion marks psychology" In asserting the party try. In perils by the heathens, in $597 $277 Payette Lodge A.F. A A.M. aifford for Northern Ireland In 1920. FitzGerald, former mayor of New would cut off relief spending when W. Barnett of Ellington la Worship- the Wllhelnistrasse s«|d the Czechs the twentieth anniversary of the perils In the city and In the wilder- long ago would have yielded to Ger- Ulster accepted and named a Par- Haven, made frequent appearances establishment-of air-mall service In It came Into control.-. ness. 1987 FORD 8-PASS. SE D A N ...... $447 1984 PONTIAC 8-PASS. SEDAN ...... $267 ful Master of the lodge. There will liament for her six counties on May Mfore legislative committees during Earlier he criticized the party’s 1988 OLDS.MOB1LE -PASS. TRUNK Anamww be a social time following the meet- man demands except for their reli- the United States. The object of "This Is the spirit which led our 8 ance upon certain big powers. 24, 1921. The rest of Ireland the 1937 session. Among the Inter- the celebration is to persuade each southern committeemen for exercis- *® AN ing. ests he represented were the small Founder out at the comforts of x 1986 CHEVROLET TOWN SEDAN . 0 ...... 5267 The entire German press lauds Ignored the plan; a Republic was person In town to mall at least one ing an Influence beyond tho voting church life xnd the companionship $427 To Speak In .Manrhester proclaimed In 1919, but on Dec. 6 loan companies opposing a bill that alr-mail letter during the week of strength they represented. He de- Keep Awake Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, pAs- Konrad Henlein, leader of the Ger- would reduce the Interest rate of of well to do friends, Into the dark- 1988 DODGE 4-DOOR DeLUXE SEDAN $257 1921 a treaty was signed with manded a "purge” of their "baneful man party In Czechoslovakia, who such loans. May 15-21, and to stimulate Inter- est depths of London slums He 1986 FORD S-PA8S. S E D A N ...... tor of the Union Congregational Britain. est In the economic possibilities Influence.” $367 1988 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOB DeLUXE A e n e a s . ^urch win be the speaker at the Sunday proclaimed his Nazi prin- Willard's appearance at tbe coun- offers himself as a sacrifice unto ciples and demanded self-govem- Under this treatay, the southern created by the establishment of na- sedan...... 5237 Easter service of Memorial Temple, counties became the Irish Free ty Court House gave rise to specula- God and hla less fortunate fellow 1986 PLYMOUTH 5-PASS. SEDAN.., $427 mmt for the German minority and tional and International alr-mail man. Manchester Citizens- Pythian Sisters to be held this eve- State, with the same status as the tion concerning possible change of MEET ON RURAL ROADS 1936 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR TRUNK a Czechoslovak foreign policy more service, which 1s the financial "Listen os his voice oomec to us 1938 FORD 4-DOOR SE D A N ...... $187 ning at Manchester. Dr. Brookes Is favorable to Germany, self-government Dominions In the the jury’s course again to the study foundation of most of the commer- Hartford, April 26.— (A P)—Tha SEDAN ...... $447 adso Grand Prelate of the State British Commonwealth of Nations of lobbying activities. cial airlines' today. (innecticut Rural Roads Associa- here down through the years. Stand- Taxpayers and Labor Pythlans. He will have for hla sub- (In Praha political circles yester- Willard waa the second political ing op a box, with a crowd of broken H A N DS 1986 PLYMOUTH 5-PA88. TRUNK 1938 FORD 8-PASS. SEDAN ...... day Indicated Czechoslovakia would Under a new Constitution, the The local organization chart for tion was on Its way today to Incor- $147 ject, "The Philosophy of an Old Free State now Is known as Ireland chieftain to be listed aa a witness poration following an annual meet- wretches of humanity before him. SEDAN ...... Farmer”. reject flatly his demands regarding Air-Mall week. May 15-21, places $427 01 by the Gaelic, Eire. before both current and special ing which re-elected all officers In- "There too, In that great crowd 1983 CHEVROLirr COUPE ...... Y K , that petition was delivered the same day of There will be many guests pres- the government's foreign policy. the following names: Executive A CROSS T H E TO W N 1985 OLDSMOBILE 4-DOOR TRUNK $197 Grand Jury investigating Merritt committee chairman, former poat- cluding President Louis G. Tolies. Is the bleary eyed drunkard and the SEDAN ...... notice in the paper and before the examination took ent. and the members of Damon (Hla demands for tht sams exer- Parkway land deals, In Bridgeport. $427 cise of totalitarianism as In NsM maater Louis M. Phillips; vice The meeting voted yesterday to women of tho street. Some cursing 1988 PONTIAC 8-PASS. SEDAN ...... place. remple. Pythian Sisters of this His companion In this respect was Incorporate without capital stock him, some adding Insult to Injury. $197 Germany would be Inadmissible, they chairman. Mrs. Agnes K. Arm IN A GREA T BIG 1985 DODGE 4-DOOR TRUNK SEDAN city have been Invited to attend BOLTON NOTCH a fellow townsman and political strong; treasurer. Miss Annie Well- after a revision of constitution and But, he has mode tbe sacrifice. He $377 There will a social following the Czechoslovakia adhsres ally, J. Frederick Baker, New Ha- 1982 8TUDEBAKER 4-DOOR SEDAN.. $157 service. to llbsrty of conscience for Its peo- wood; also the chairman of the by-laws. Ernest L. Averill, a mem- won’t go bock. He cannot fall, sin- ple.) SUte police are checking a "flU- ven lawyer and .former clerk of the other Committees which are as fol- ber. warned that an educational ful man. 1988 DODOB R. B. CXIUPE...... $377 We did not have to go to Yale Damaged at $2,000 SUte Senate. (Great efforts were being made to up-and-run" gasoline case made on lows: Education, the Rev. Henry E. campaign would be necessary to re- "His voice Is raised above the H A N D SH A KE! 1983 GRAHAM 4-DOOB SEDAN ...... $137 University to tell us how to do it Damaged to the amount of $2,000 complaint of Donee's Filling Station Willard was the only new witness Robinson; Civic, the Rev. CHias. M. tain the $3,000,000 annuo] fund ear^ cursings of bis angry crowd. TTiere 1985 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR SEDAN...... was estimated as the result of the prepare for the coming communal before the Jury yesterday. $367 elections through which Sudeten on the Coventry-Bolton line. At Kelley; Radio, Lawrence C. Latimer; marked for rural roads’ Improve- is a fountain filled with blood, etc. Are which destroyed the liquor store Harry A. Hanigan, official of a Publicity, Mrs. E. A. White; Fra- ment. "Tho boy standing there by his 1985 FORD RO AD STER...... TRUCKS operated by Mra. Roger Tansey at Geraans hoped tc roll up a con- 4:45 lost Friday afternoon a car $267 The Board of Edneation has a few powers but we trolling majority In more than 2 000 drove up, ordered the Unk filled and ^verage concern headed by Daniel ternal, Mias Margaret Jacobson: Regarding tho Incorporation, a Ids, la his son, Bromwell at the 81H \Vest Main street on Monday. J comptroller, special committee will report May 1985 FORD 8-PASS. SE D A N ...... 1987 DODGE |i/,-TON STAKE ...... $697 (Ae owners and paymasters of the town and country’ The damage to the stock was esti- communities.) aa the station man went to the rear Business and Professional, Raymond age of seven years Bromwell, be- $277 and Martin J. Dunn, purchasing B. Bennett; Alr-Mall Pick-up Sched- 24 on proposed constltuUonal came converted. Ho began when iMve the power to remove them. And don't forget that mated at $1,500 and to the building of the car to put on the Unk cap agent for the city under L«ary 1988 INTERNATIONAL 1-TON ^Ork'T the car pulled out of the yard. The ules, Dr. W. L. Higgins. changes. about 12 yean old, to take meet- 1988 FORD 4-DOOR S E D A N ...... PICK-UP ...... 5«a/7 PROBE PRISON DEATHS made repeat visits to the Jury area $297 the man who wins the position at the schools will not attendant noted that there was no during the day. The honorary committee com- ings for children In on underground license plate on the rear of the car. prises (^airman Geo. G. Jacobson, kitchen, attached to one of tbe mis- 1984 DODGE 8-PASS. SE D A N ...... $297 have a chauffeur and a high collar job nor an extra con- I-owell, Mass., April 26.— (A P )__ Meanwhile the Waterbury Repub- Ralph V. Rejmolds, Arthur J. Vin- sion holla 1988 FORD I/,-TON P A N E L ...... Complaint was made to ConsUble Ucan quoted a "reliable soJrce" as $247 tractor or plumber to clean the rest rooms. An Inquest Into the deaths of four Samuel Woodward who passed on ton, J. LeRoy Schweyer, Louis A. "When Bromwell reached the age 1984 DODGE 4-DOOR SE D A N ...... Inmates Inst week at Tewksbury saying that Enoch E. Borgnaes, Kingsbury, Eugene W. Latimer. $327 Infirmary from drinking wood alco'- the information to the State police. missing auditor whom the jury of 20, he made a complete surren- 1984 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR DeLUXE The Men’s and Women’s club of Perkins L. Lathrop, Ernest E. der. Layed his all on the altar and 1988 BEO i}-TON PANEL ...... $197 A new petition will be presented very shortly by hol opened behind closed doors to- udshes to question, was III In a New Woodworth. SEDAN ...... i ...... day In District Court. Bolton will meet tonight at the York hospital Instead of In Europe >«MnH«aTxw _ like his father Gen. W. Booth, of- $297 men who know their trade and must pay the bills, Center. It Is requested that re- Funeral servicea were held yes- today and tomorrow fered himself os a aacriflee unto NEW YORK'S NEWEST Witnesses on hand to testify were- as previous reports bad stated. terday afternoon at 2 o'clock In the 1984 CHEVROLET 4-DOOR SEDAN___ $297 1984 DODGE I/,-TON P A N E L ...... Dr LawTenca K. KeUy. superintend- turns be made at this Urns on the Borgnaes. a Hollis. L. I., resident * DRAMA OR God. The Army Spirit was monl- $187 raffle, play and dance recently spon- Congregational church for Mrs. lOVI'l MOST festsd In Bromwell, the same as It 1988 CHEVROLET ItJ-TON CHASSIS 'Die Vigilant Democratic Committee has always HOTEL ent of the hoapiui: Medical Exam- Is employed by Kingsley A (3nm- Harriet Rogers Woodworth, 63 1984 FORD 4-DOOR SEDAN ...... sored by the club. PRICIOUf was in hie father. $227 AND CAB been fair and w ill demand a fair deal for all. Waraholl L. Ailing; Dr. Charles pany, Waterbury city auditor for tha years old. wife of Fire Chief Arthur $227 L, Trlckey of the Inflrmary medical poat eight years. L. Woodworth, with the Rev. Henry MOMINTtI "No doubt, everyone In this EDISON staff; Jeremiah Donovan, another OATH FOB PASTORS The Republican said that Mrs ” Robinson and the Rev. Leon H. building has heard of that. Dear old 1000 room«s «aeh with THEODORE C. ZIMMER, Inmate and sole survivor of the ^rgnaes, however, when questioned Austin officiating. Burial was In Saint of God. Comm. Brengle. bath^ radio and drinking party; Patrick J. Meehan, Berlin, April 26—(A P )—An order about the latest report of her hus- "When Brengle first met the Member of the American Federation of Labor dreulmting iea-waUr. Noank, where the deceased was BENJMETT 5 0 O th ors to Choose From juslstant superintendent; SUte Po- of the president of the EvongeUco) band s whereabouts. Insisted he bod army, two or three things Impressed 1982 NASH 4-DOOR gone abroad. born and lived for many years. The MOOliATI lATII J- Sherlock Supreme (Council that all Protestant burial service waa In charge of the him most, first, tha socriflcal eplrit, SEDAN ...... On tb« Spnt Tnnlght n$ CiM 1930 DODGE and Vigilant Democrailc Commit lee. Own«r»hta M«AAGam«nt State Police Sergeant J. C.'CrescIo pastors and church officials In Prus- FOiyDAl __ their vigor and sermona with fire " $137 SEDAN ...... jmd Inmates Walter Harris. James Noank D. A. R. Association. The 46tk to 47iK St. o f sia must take an oath of loyalty to bearers were Albert E. Harmon, and bite. WISHIN G THE BEST OF LU CK Reilly and Martin Keeney. Adolph Hitler and swear to obey 1982 FORD Broadnoy^ToL CJreU l^iOOO Louis A. Kingsbury. Louis M. Phll- 'Im m w iv tm iii "With every contact, his Interest 1930 FORD Judge Arthur L. Eno was pre the laws of tho land waa dlscloaed ST. MARGARETS CIRCLE PLUS . . GLORIA STUART in tbe army waxed stronger. COUPE ...... $137 siding. today. lops, J. Albertlne ^olnard, Ernest TO COUPE ...... H. Woodworth and Herman Meyer. In "ISLAND IN THE HKY" "In the foil of 1885 Gen. K. Booth It was officially explained that of- 1935 PLYM OUTH ANNIVERSARY TONIGHT A daughter, Jane, was born Sun- paid his first visit to America, A 1982 PLY.MOUTII ficials generally must take such an day evening at the Windham ( i m - DISHES TO THE LADIES minor hall in Tremont Temple, Bos- COUPE ...... 5 PASS. SEDA N 1930 W ILLYS oath and therefore those of the $127 munity Memorial hospital, to the ton was filled with preachers, who See this marvelous boy. Special ptdnt, SEDAN ...... church should do likewise. Daughters Of Isabella To Ob- Rev. and Mrs. Henry E. Robinson. THURSDAY had gathered to see .and hear for Standard American Gory Cooper - Clsndetto Colbert the first time, the General of the BILL H A GGERTY 1981 CHEVROLET de luxe wheela. Uphoiateiy fine—for wrve nib Birthday At K. Miss (iarlotte Brainard. who at- * S E D A N ...... 1929 8TUDEBAKER I t$$Rtl man dies FRO.M BURNS tends M t Holyoke College, spent In "Bloebeord's Eighth Wife" S. A. $127 only Manchester Public Market Of C. Home This Evening'. ROADSTER ...... itaksr the week-end with her aiut. Miss Brengle a student pastor of one Encyclopedia New Britain. April 36.— (AP) __ I Charlotte M. Albertlne. of the dty churches, was ssatsrt 1931 FORD Israel J. Sampson. 48. of 62 Willow S t Margaret’s arcle, Daughtem Mrs. Linda E. Stanley is spend- with ths others awalUng ths entry ROADSTER ... $67 1928 DODGE >lCTOBY , street, who was burned April 5 when of Isabella, will tonight observe the ing a week with her daughter and of the General. SEDAN ...... Voleme-a-Week W ed nesd ay M orning Sp ecials he threw a pall of gasoline, on his Tomorrow and Thnnday *2 9 7 fourteenth anniversary of their or- husband. Dr. and Mrs. Waldron M. A side door opened. Down the T O Y O U burning automobile, thinking the g u ia tio n . They will meet In the IN HIS NEW SPECIAL CONCESSION poll contained water, died today at Sennott, of Stapleton. Staten Island. oiale walked a toll, gaunt form of " ** AMHIlCAlYi BIIXIONS OF DOLLARS Tender Calves' Liver ,,.,. Knights of Ctolumbus home. Main Mias M. Louise Isham entered St. THE NEW WE RECOMMEND HIM! ®AI6*T be WBON6 9FENV •••••eaae 35C lha New Britain general hospital. He the Army Founder. Over his FOR USED CARS COUPON Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon and Delmont streets and otter a Francis hospital, Hartford, yester- * cheat streamed on iron grey beard, •••••eeeee 33C Ibe was working In a junk yard near short business meeting there will be » f th® motortag pablle. B(U Hag- day for an eye operation. bis tunic was open expoelng a flam- SERVICE ST A TIO N A-"'«-a fro. Evary featsrs built into theas esis at the factory TMs oeapoo (with 6v« Cube S tea k s...... hla home when his automobile a supper served. There will be on gerty has loag bma a friemi oad eastamer '••••eeaee 33C lb# caught fire and he seised the poll Mies Dorothy White was a week- CIRCLE tag red gurneaey on which waa of o«ra. WeSx> always foond him to he •Meix, oMueeotlvely nom- Chuck Beef Ground entertainment following the supper end guest of Hiss Mary Andrews , I* ! tJi«B. all the entaUsdisg faatansb I hand, 6 la all, clipped frona >eseee»cao Iba and emptied It on the machine. worked a large blazing creet, with the type of CMstainer that oay boslaeas Lower Round Ground___ The anniversary celebraUon to- in Glaat(uibury. ANOTHER GREAT 'tie words Blood and Fire. aagtaMrisf Improvamants and deTslopmcnts ea The Eveolag Herald) ea- I • • • a e e e e e 2 9 C I b e night win be confined to the mem- Dr. Kendrick Grobel of Stafford PROVEN MCTUBE HIT! ’ 7 ? ^ much to have a “W lllon A T which tha factoriaa epent aUUisM plw a com* tttlea tbe holder to ONE ' "Unable to take hla eyes off tbe Mortorty Brothers’ friesidly aerriee The^ ehee g to atetoto. atrvle. ei evera wrs of the Circle and It la expected Springs preached at the Congrega- General. Brengle, burst into tears pleto rstnse, qalntaple chock over by axr own VOLUME ef tho staadard Strictly Fresh Mackerel tional church Sunday morning in ex- Tbe Comedy Hit of a M p ^ raatertatly to eeoteat this (rieodship. erononU^ to aparate. atyUeh. Aasartcaa C a cy elop ed la » e a a a • e X2C Ibe D>e post regenU from at the sight of him, declaring to IMlilx y m to bMtoeas for htanaeU. and to sngiaooTiat department. BilUom have hata Fresh Halibut Steak . , . Sf.,.® "* regent. Mrs. Katherine change with the pastor. LUetlme! 136 O A KLA N D ST. G when preaeated at Tha » a a e a a • 25C lb« The T. P. 8 . C. B. gave on enter- himself, here certainly la God’s ^ of yoM who wold Uke to become at- ” ..?—_**** • 0*d6» w nyawrtb sa say car kmJL'Y apeaders haro lavag BeraJd OOlee, srKh the SA VE 5 0 P. C . Wimams, through to the praent “RUGGLES greatest servant upon earth today. MiHm la spheop aad suistcaasM. Far aattoe I Oa tbe Coet ef New Tlreel tainment In the Congregational • —'T*” *»**oa where yoa wUI f •d ahd rsnr Dodtt ar Ply- regent, win be In attendance. Ar- OF RED GAP* The man bearing the heavlrat bur- • square deal from Corner North School Street ^ a hanas today, taassere., neat ractia^ berviem aeoaomy, darabOlty a ^ atwtooe Fancy Native Potatoes...... rangements ore being made to pro- church vestry Saturday evening to nsa af yonr htTastawat coma to oar mlMaato »a a a * 25c peck B good tixed audience. The en- den cf the world's sin. shame RETREA D vide a dinner for about 75. Witb woe. aad ts t the facta ef tJda saseai tertainment was called "Amateur OfARLES LAUGHTON FOUR CASINOS Hour" and included moving pictures ‘3rengle, caught the Army spirit I BOSSIONART SLAIN CHARLES RUGGLES from tha General. Ne leaf iralta. Oilva fai « mt opsMtsd by Wm. A. Loessr. - MART BOLAND (Dd Lax* Editkm ChrlB the menlBg. OM tt bhck "Ha left De Pauw Univenlty and fiflangliat April 36.— (A P )—A Albert Baker of Oonston, R. t , ZAZUFtTTB Price Per Volmoe ht Bight on SBlihii. formerly of this place, has been entered the Army T. C in tha year 69 Ceato) Croaae Blackwell Tomato Juice, quart can . . .2 for 29c message received at Jesuit lieod- of 1887. ' A quorters today rUd that Father pending a few days svith Arthur ALSO! L. Wooderorth. "So tbe Army spirit has been on j C o m p b ell's Josephus Sontag, S9-year-old nds- “PATIENT IN ROOM 16" M ORIARTY BROTHERS SERVICE STATION inaary, had been shot and Idlled by Mrs. W. A. Loeeer has been en- evidence down throogh tbe yeora. DIAL 5137— WE DELIVER tertaining lier sistera. Mra. Flor- "We have the evidence of the] FIRESTONE SERVICE STATION 301-315 CENTER ST. AT BROAD ST. 216 Motai Street CSdncse guerrillas at ais«h«ien. In Lost Timex Tedoyi ence Kllpper and Mrs. Lucy Wren __ "Hoppy LoadUg- Army Spirit, right here before us Hopeh province, 110 mUte south of and two daughters of West New tonlgliL: . I Peiping. Turk. N. J. A He&ktj* y Snhat A ol vs ymmg psopis bsl >AGE FOUR MANCHESTEh EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN,. TUESDAY, APRIL 26.1938 MANCTESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1938 reopen Monday May 2nd. The Tol went on the Educational Tour to PAGE FIVE land pupils who attend the Rock- Ubleau of charity, Adella Loomis, wiilijw New York City on Saturday are DEMOCRATIC WOMEN’ S .the Johnson Memorial Hospital early for the second district reversed the ville High school are also enjoying Mabel FuUer, Sophie Vaahalefskl, Elda Simond, Elsie Jonea, Margaret ONLY FEW IN SPE a Has Leading Role CTTY EMPLOYE SAVES entire Judgment and directed one for a week recess. Out of town teach- Maneggla, Mae Jenson, Elsie DMr ST. MARY’S GIRLS HEAR Monday afternoon, following a Steffie Vashalafaki, Dorothy urban, week’s Ulneaa of lobar pneumonia. AGENTS QDESHON dism iss, holding In substance that Manchester manuf ac t ur es fumes ers are spending the recess at their Dorothy Pettci,gili, Ethel Johnson, U d LUUan Hutchinson. ’The Ubleau Sheehan was wholly responsible for horaee. SESSION SATURDAY of the croea was taken by Elsie He waa born In Tolland and had NORWAU s o n LIFE In Title Contest j Ipl e n t yo f f u n FAREWELL SPEECH Margaret Edberg, Peggy Thlenea Deer. lecture ON SYHBOUSM Uved there all of hte life being en- the collision. The April meeting of the Tol- Muriel Kllduff. DoroUiy Blish, ncti- NEW ZONING MAP Date Book TO COMMIT SUICIDE land Oonimunity Men’s Club will be The parish supper committee will gaged In farming. Mr. Lathrop was ard Jenne, Robert Lord Ellery Weir, State Convention To Be Held the son of James and Emma (Dunn) BAD BILL PASSER held at the social rooms of the Fed- meet Wednesday evening at the hall. Hartford Woman Given Educa Frankie Beenva, 11, Falls Out Tonight Richard Runkl, Chester Casella. In BridReport; Mrs. Holden Lathrop. He la survived by several Of Boat But James Whitney Student Of Chemistry Seals AT BIG BAZAAR laid Of The A. P. Steps erated church Thursday evening Anthony D Erode, John Planeta tional Lecture Following brothers and sisters. SAYS MANY GERMANS April 25-30—Bazaar sponsored by April 28th. All men In the com- Heads Nominations Board. Smaller Property Owners Comes To His Rescue. Red Men and Giuseppe Garibaldi Himself In Closet— Leaves and Alvin Krelger, Hiss Rachel Regular Meeting Last Night Marriage Intentions were filed this society a f State Armory. munity are Invited. ’ An Interesting Anne Fulle; and John Fuller went East Hartford Yoong Man Is Note For Parents. Down; TeOs Of H e Work meeting Is being planned. ’The Ninth Biennial State Conven- WIUMTON week at the town clerk’s office by Norwalk, April 26—(A P )—James ARE AGAINST NAZHSM This Week wdth the party as guides. tion of the Connecticut Federation St. Mary’s Girls’ Friendly society Edward Ravetto son of Mr. and Red Men*GaribaIdi Sodetj The Child Study Club meetLig Reafize Zonmg Law Is In Whitney, a city employe, la a “swell April 27—First annual Founders’ State College, Pa. April 26—(AP) Saturday, May 7 will be clean up of Democratic Women’s clubs will openrt Us regular meeting last M™. Umberto Ravetto of Park ball, sponsored by Temple Beth win be held at the church Wednes- day at the church. A pot limch din There was a meeting of asalatant Held For Attempting To guy" and for that you can take the —A 21-year-old Pennsylvania State Of The Orgaiization. day evening April 27, with Miss be held Saturday, April 30 in the night In the parTsh house with a street and Miss Rosalia Slerputow word of 11-year-old Frankie Beer- iDr. Ernest Myer, Former Dip- Sholom at Masonic Temple. ner will be sert ed at noon. Supe^Bora at Memorial school in devotional service led by Hiss Ethel sky daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Their Own Interests. college studen. who .w’rote he had Carnival Opens For Week MacDonald of* Storrs to conclude Hotel Stratfleld, B.ldgeport. ’The South W'llllngton Friday. An art wa. lomat. Claims Hitler Has April 29 — Father and Son ban- lived In "heir for ' the last few convention will be called to order at Madden. During a brief business ander Slerputowsky of Stafford Pass Counterfeit Frankie might not be here today quet. St. Mary's church parish her aeries of talks on “ First Aid in exhibition of chlldren’s'^work frSra Hollow. Ruined Free Enterprise. years’ was dead today, the victim >f#W Torit, April J6.— (AP)—The the Home.” All women who are In- 11 a. m. for biennial reports and .session plans were made for the to pay tribute to Whitney hafi not house. At State Armory Here. . schools In the territory of Super- Mother and Daughter banquet, the of gas Coroner W. R. Heaton said ftOttrd ct directors of the Associated terested are welcome to attend. other business. .Mrs. Dorothy Ryle vleor Levi T. Garrison and assistant Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bascom of A comparatively few property the latter dived Into the Nbrwolk New Haven, April 26—(AP) — Also Junior dance at High school wmnQ date of which has been set for May SomersvlUe are the parents of a hall. he created from chemicals In a tape- Prsas meets today to elect a sue ToUand Grange will sponsor a of Stamford will give the convention m ™. Walter Day was arranged for Secret Service agents today were ownen have, so far. ctopped In at channel yesterday after the boy Dr. Ernst Meyer, former German seal clothe closet. public whist at the Community report on resolulinns and principles 16 inate^ of May 9. M™. Howard daughter bom Sunday at the John- fell out of a rowboat from which he Next Week •SSSOr to Frank B. Noyes, Its preal Albert E. Stiles, and his cousin. the assistant supervisors and waa Briggs will have charge of tickets, questioning Thomas McGinnis, 31, the Town Clerk’s office to view the diplomat, looked today to a cessa- I^*^crnity brothers broke open A fun loving crowd attended tho House Friday evening April 29. Miss Bertha SUles, Mrs. Emma and Mrs. E. Mae Holden of this open to the public son Memorial Hospital. new zoned layout of the town as waa fishing with two companions. May 2 — Fourth annual High opening of the Red Men-Gluseppe dent for 3d years. Miss Evelyn Carlson, decoration's of 743 Connecticut Boulevard, East tion In the “spread of Fascism school concert at High school hall. the locked oo. of hls room yester- Noyas, only survivor of the band Prises are to be awarded and «• Alexander, and Annie Dibble of town, chairman of the nomination ^ e a d a y ). The exhibit Included Miss Angelina Natate of West completed by the Board of Zoning Frankie toppled into the water Garibaldi society bazaar and v a u ^ favors and Miss Margaret Rob- Hartford, who waa held by Hartford when he tried to drop an anchor out May 4 — Sammy Kaye’s Band, day, opened the closet and found the o f three who ortranlzed the.present freshments Served. Pleasant Valley, motored to Mystic, committee, will read the nffieera ap- raters, weaving, puppets and other street and Miss Elizabeth Greaves O^mlasioners, It was said tq^y. throughout the world" to bring a body of Deri Hcas of Sunbury, Pa ville show last night at the State tilings. inson. dining room and waitresses. police yesterday, after, it la alleg- the host and, unable to swim, had "new freedom" to Germany. State Armory, auspices of Tall Ce- armory on Main street. dMoelated Press at the turn of the Professor H. A. Batchelor .o f Conn., la,st Friday. April 22 to help proved for the current year. of West Stafford are members of , vYhlle many of the larger propbty dars. a senior. Pittsburgh, Penn., and .Mrs. C. E. Mrs. Maud Fletcher of Trinity the committee in charge of the an- ed, he had attempted to pass a sunk beneath the surface by the Dr. Meyer, who resigned recently Entertainment, music and fun- OWrtury, delivered his valedictory Stephen Jennings celebrate his 92 Mary H. Ward of Boston will give Seventeen alrplanec from the eaat Owners have gone over the map?on Hess hid been 111 and reported at ddrsaa yesterday at the annual A Batchelor of Rockville. Conn birthday. He is Miss Dibble s uncle the convention address and Gover- church, Hartford, gave an insplra- nual May pageant of the WiUlman- counterfeit 310 blU to a merebaafc' time Whitney, who saw the mlahap In protest against Hitler s policies May 5-6 — Faculty play. "The making were In order almost from went over WllUngton Hill about 10 tlonal talk on “Church Symbolism.’’ which are depicted In color the va- Late Christopher Bean,” at High the college Infirmai’y a month ago F. hmeheon, at which more than brother and mother of Mrs. Emma There was a turkey dinner .served nor Wlihur L. Cro.ss will also speak o clock Saturday morning. tlc State teaimera college to be held at 35 Charter Oak avenue, Hartford. rious types of zones, there has been from shore, reached him. Whitney said “ Hitler has ruined free enter- the opening of the doors until near- which was made more clear by ptc- 'The bill Is one of a number of fake dived for the boy got a grip on his school hall, auspices of Educational that he waa suffering from In- •00 members paid him tribute. Crandall have been guests at her with all the fixings, to the twelve at the luncheon at I p. m. The annual May party of the In Wlllimantlc on tha afternoon of no great amount of interest shown prise and especially mlddle-atzed in. ly midnight. Two big vaudeville tu^res and drawings which she dls- bills which have been passed la the collar and swam with him to shore. dustry," in addressing a mass meet- club. somnia, shows, bazaar features, ant awanl tlm white-haired publisher, who Tolland home. guests-Tlresent. Mr. Jennings U Mrs. Mary T. Brosnan of 3» Hud- o m e n ’s socleUes of the church win May 17th. Both are graduates of In the group of the town’s smaller ti imsident of the Washington SUr. tnbuted. At the cloae she waa ac- Stafford High school. Hartford area within tha past week. Miss Irene Walter One of the first things Frankie ing sponsored last night by the new May 7 — 50th anniversary cele- Dr. Heaton said death was due to of door prizes kept a happy thronff Mrs. Marilla Bean Pratt and two quite smart. He raises his own gar- son street, this town, is temporary M held Wednesday afternoon. May property owners, who, evidently, bration of Maccabees. dtoolaimed credit for the growth son’s Walter, Jr., and Rtowell Pratt den, and for a pastime work makes corded a rtJring vote of thanka for In Manchester last week two at the did upon recovering waa announce Haven anti-Nazi league. carbon monoxide poisoning, Hated of patrons well occupied the whole correspondiiig secretary of the cop- n V u ;"^‘**‘“ *ton Hill. Mias Rosa her educational lecture. P. Alfred BonneviUa, Jr., District accept the zoning restrictions as be hls Intention of learning to swim. Coming Events evening. o f the Associated Press Into an or- of Wellesley Hills, Mass., have been scrap books. He was a brother-in- commissioner and Scout Master 310 bills were paid for merchandise Ing made In their interest. The leading role In “The Late The former first secretary of the It as suicide and said no Inquest Mis* Flonmce Plano ventlon committee. .Mrs. Alice M o, Han boa charge of arrangements. Cookies and tea were served by bought ,n two local drug stores. "If I ever fall overboard again, ” May 14 — Legion cabaret dance would be helu. He disclosed he had Wlnnera of the door awards gOolaatlon now serving 1,400 news- spending a few days at the Bean law of the late Albert E. Dibble of Daskam of’ Bridgeport Is general Thomaa Young of troop 49 attended Whether or not the evidence of Christopher Bean,” the play to be German embassy In WaslUngton, D. \i Pleasant Valley. Mra. Ernest Tucker and Mra. Ed- Ethel Madden and Margaret Rob- The bills were discovered at the presented on May 5-6 for the bene- he said, "I want to be able to save at Rainbow, in Bolton. found an un.slgned setter dateo April the prizes they will receive ate: summer cottage In ToUand. chairman of the committee on ar' a meeting of Region No. l of Boy map viewing will count will, It la C„ asserted that half the population Miss Florence Plano' H Plano "The whole basis of the organi- Wapplng Grange No. Sd, wUl hold win Sima of Rockville called on Inson. Manchester Trust company, and fit of the Educational club and Ver- myself. That fellow that saved me of (Jermany "would be glad” to be May 15—Annua] confirmation re- 16 addrea.sed to "Dear Parents, Earl Murphy. YD Service StotioB- Mrs. Blanche Healy has been rangements. MISS Jennie Church Friday after- Scouts of America held last week at expected, be shown tomorrow night came Just in time. He’s a swell union at Concordia Lutheran church. Place, Is one of a score of young Manchester, a five-piece u p h olster aotton," be said, “has been Its de- spending a week In New York City. their regular meeting this Tuesday the Woreeater Greater MemorlaL were turned over to police here. when the Board of Zoning Commls- planck Foundation, Is that of Abby, rid of Nazism. Prpf. Robert L. Cal- Brothers and Sisters" which read: noon. McGinnis win be questioned re- guy." May 18-21 — Outdoor bazaar, ladles of Manchester and vicinity bridge set; Joseph Ulrich. Rockville, votion, hour by hour and day by Tolland friends of Mrs. Annie evening. It U to be the third and Parley Patten district chairman and alonera has advertised a public mald-of-all-work In Dr. Haggett's houn oft the Yale divinity school, “It seems Incredible that I have who are contenders for the honor dhy, to the principle that Its reports fourth degrees with the Harvest 'Hilrty-three membera of ToUand garding the passing of these, and small towrn New England home. chairman of the league, traced the sponsored by L. C. club at club lot such a few mvre days to live. A a ladles’ fitted leather overnight Slsaeon Willis were saddened to k Rev. Roland J. Martin of the First besting for the purpose of receiving on Golway street. of "M1.SS Personality" In the contest rilould not be contaminated, should supper. It Is expected the West Orange went to HllUtown Grange STAFFORD SPRINGS other spurious notes. He denied Cast in this part In the film version background of the anti-Nazi move- month ago i decided that I muat die. case; Molly Scott. 194 Center etrot. leam of her death In Cry.stal Lake BOLTON Thursday night and conferred de- Methodist church attended the ban- such comments and complaints M ay, 25 — Third annual outdoor being conducted by the combined Manchester, a glass electric coOM BOt be blas^. Hartford Orange degree team will quet In the evening. last night that he was working with from taxpayera and property own of the play, which went by the title, HIGH COURT ENDS SUIT ment. Two unsuccessful attempts at my Red Men-Gluscppe Garibaldi aociety 'T am happy that a free. Inde- Wednesday morning. Mrs. WllUs giws. of whom a number were from The Sabra Trumbull Chapter of counterfeit passers, maintaining "Her Sweetheart,” Marie Dressier Musical Festival by 1,000 school maker with chrome tray; Mre. and family were residents of Tol- work the third degree and the local At the regular morning worship this town. Tolland county, Daughters of Amer- Funeral services for Joseph J. e™ as may have arisen. “Because we cherish what total- singers at Education Square. aelf-destnictlon have made me de- for their bazaar and vaudeville Sheedy. 34 Hanmer street, Eaat nt press goes on. and that the oirice will put on the fourth degree service at the Center church, A. S. Connor, 63 of Bridgeport formerly that the bill he had attempted to ilayed her last—and perhaps best- Itarisnism destroys, we publicly termined to see that this one shall show being held all this week at land for a long period several years ican Revolution, will hold Ita first pass had been given to him on the The new zoning rules and regula- FOR ENGINEERS’ DEATH June 6-11—Carnival sponsored by Hartford, upholstered library chair: ner of the Associated Press goes Mr. and Mrs. Janes M. Preston Kline chose for his .sermon: "Green fh*’*^;..?**’ '^** decorated of Stafford Springs, were held Mon- tions, which have previously been oved—role. oppose the Nazi Idea In New be successful’ the State Armory. fard as the representative of ago and well known in town and ex- the WllUngton Hill church Sunday meeting |n Stafford Springs for street. It waa not reported whether Abby’s forthright good sense, her Haven," he said. Manchester Fire Department. and James R. LelblngaUi of M tend sympathy to the family. Burial had as their guesU last Sunday af- Pastures". The choir sang an 1938 at the home of Mrs. Freeman day morning In Ware, Maas. Burial printed In substance In The Herald, The last page of the letter, which Chestnut street, Manchester, an Ee- ttat Independent press. ternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Far- with large branches of the star- waa In the family lot In St. Ed- police found more of the bills on salty New England philosophy and New Haven. April 26.— (AP) _ •T pray to God that the Ume may was In the family plot at the Tol- anthem under the direction of Roy F. Patten on Edgewood street, McGInnU’ person. will be up for adoption shortly. Al- termed life "useless" waa VTltten on from the air upon graves In At- mond blanket. row from Torringtoo and Mrs. Ed- Johnaon. shaped golden yellow forsythia ward’s cemetery here. Besides his so, after the Initial moves to estab- humor, afford many laughs to her The case of Mrs. John Sheehan, a scrap of paper, one side of which Another full show will he given asvor come when any Individual land North cemetery. wards from Canada, blofifloznt. Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank-- audience; but they love her even ROLLER POLO STAR DIES WETHERSFIELD WETS lanta. Schools arranged special Donald Williams who has spent Mrs. Clyde .Mai.shall, Mrs. Adolph lln Harlow regent and Mrs. Mahlon widow Mrs. Annie (Roche) Connor lish the zones as proposed has been widow of an engineer killed In a was coveret. with chemical formu- tonight with a complete change of o n dictate to the newspapers of Wilfred J. Maclean from The ine«Unf of the women’s mo * better for the gentle wistfullnesa freight train collision on the West- programs or hollds.vs, hanks closed tha tmited States the nature of the the winter In southern Florida has Broil, Miss Claudia McKee ..nd Mrs. Chapman, registrar, will report on of Ware, he leaves a aon and daugh- completed, a Zoning Board of Ap- West Haven. April 26.— (AP) _ las. and public office activity was re- amateur acta; Five door prizee wU) Windsor I.«ck8, preached at the R, K. Jones, teachers at the Center cleUes last week Wednesday after- ter also eleven grandchildren. and sensitive nature which had port drawbridge, against the New again be awarded, with tha same Mporta that they give." returned to the home of his parents, the continental congress at Wash- peals win be named by the Zoning made her, alone, understand The sport of roller polo, long popular GAIN EASY VICTORY stricted In most parts of the pnr- Wapplng Community church In ex- church school attended a teachers’ noon waa a pleasant occasion. The ington, D. C. Both were delegates FILMS commission to deal with appeals Haven railroad, was definitely at an procedure of show and awards to be Reelected Director. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williams. change with his brother. Rev. Doug, play of mtaalonary content waa well DEVELOPED AND Chrlspher Bean and hls art for what end today by the U. S. Supreme In New England, lost one of Its tlcIpaUng states. Georgia, Florida. NWes was re-elected to the The meeting of the Tolland LI convention at Hebron, .Monday eve- from the chapter. The Stafford from the adopted regulations, as familiar figures with the death of followed each night of tha week un- las V. Maclean last .Sunday mom- ning. Miss Toniasko gave a talk acted and the parade of costumes In the far north where. Iron and PRINTED ...... 39c they really were. Court’s refusal to grant a writ of Wethersfield, April 26.— (A P )— Alabama and Mlaalasippl. til the close of the bazaar Satuia hoard of directors by acclamation brary Association will be held In the ing. members of the organisation assist- wood are scarce the Eskimo builds the differences may arise. The part of Abby Is played by Frank J. Mullen, 61. CURB QUOTATIONS Other states of the Confederacy on primary work. .Miss Tonne Interesting. Refreshments were ing Mrs. Patten as hostesses will be Any Size Roll. certlori. Sheehan was killed Sept The question of liquor sales in this day when the drawing for the PlW at the morning business session. Library rooms Monday afternoon The Young Peoples Group held hls dog sleds without a single piece Mlse Irene Walter of the Nathan 27. 1935. * Mullen, who died at hls home here Hartford suburb brought out the observe later dates. demonstrated the teaching of Junior served including a large birthday Mrs. James Bartholomew, Mrs. J. yesterday, was known as the "boy mouth automobile will take plaoe. The action marked a precedent, May 2. A fine progam is planned their meeting at the Wapplng Com- cake. An offering of 267.3.5 wss re- of Iron. The runners are shml with Hale school. The Supreme Court’s stand In the largest vote In Wethersfield’s history afawt directors usually are chosen by the literary committee. hoyt and girls. A supper was serv- Allan Mix, Mrs. Carl H. Bradway Ivory. Arthur Drug Store wonder goalie" of the Eaat Wey- By ASSOCIATED PRESS by ballot munity Church House la-st Sunday ed for a numlnal fee. Church school ceived for the Woman's National Mrs. Lewis McLaughlin, Mrs. Walter CLOCK COMPANY HEAD matter waa announced yesterday by for yesterday's biennial election. Am Cits P6w and Lt B 2 evening at seven o’clock. mouth, Mass.,, team in 1895. He Wet forces woo an easy victory WORKING AGREEMENTS Five other directors whose terms workers- from Columbia, Hebron, Home Mission Society, which ob- H. .Skinner, Mra. T. Frederick PERSHING IN HOSPITAL E. R. Bruraey, general 'attorney for played later for Plymouth, Mass Ark Nat Gas ....____ 3 The Ellsworth Memorial High Gilead, Marlboro, Westchester and .served its 60th anniversary. Mullen and Mrs. Robert Fisk. Washington, April 26—( A P I - the ri-llroad. over the drya with 1,246 voters Cits Serv ...... anrired this year also were re- School Senior Class of South Wind- followed the sport to Indiana, re- favoring sale of all alcoholic li- IH New York, April 26—(A P )—Emil riseted. They are: Colchester were present. Mrs. Marvin Edgerton and Miss The annual meeting of the Tol- APPEALS FOR RELIEF General John J. Pershing passed a . A federal court Jury awarded Mrs turned east to Join a Providence. Cits Serv., pfd ...... 35H MARLBOROUGH sor left Monday morning for Waah- Bolton Grange will neighbor with Helen Hutchinson of Bristol are satisfactory night at Walter Reed Sheehan a 3l(X),000 verdict when R. I„ club and during the 1906-07 quors, 91 preferring beer sales only El Bpnd and Share .., Rleve, acting chairman of the Tex- Robert UcLiean of the Phlladel- land county Young Republican club 674 tile Workers Organizing Commit- J In^on, D. C., under the direction of Manchester Wednesday evening and spending this week at their sum- will he held at Somers, In Piedmont hospital, a hospital bulletin said to- the case first was tried, but Judge season became goalie for the New and 491 voting no permit. There Penn Road ...... 174 tdda Bulletin, first vice president Several from here plan to attend Carl A. Magnuson, pri.oclpal of the New Haven Executive Says were 2,189 votes, cast out of 3,910 tee. announced today the receipt of hr Sw i ThfMt Dm to M O c< the Associated Press; A u l Pat- furnish part of the program. At the mer home on WUllngton Hill. hall, Thursday night. A supper will day. Matthew T. Abnizzo, of the eastern Haven club. Unit Oaa ...... S\ the meeting of Council of CongregS' school. In New York City the class Trade Agreements Are Kill- district of New York, reduced the voters registered. an agreement from the Warrenton tatson of the Baltimore Sun; Frank next re^Iar Grange meeting May An essay contest started Monday be served at 7:30 by the Ladles’ Aid Pershing entered the hospital yes- Hls widow, a son and two broth- Unit Lt__ and______Pow A ... _ 274 Htre’i on wskely mm srl«risle tlonal Women to be held In New will attend a Major league baseball 13 Parents’ Night w*ill be observed. for pupils of the sixth, seventh and ing The Industry. terday for a check-up. amount to 340,000. ers surv’lve. Funeral services will Alfred W. Hammer, Republican, Woolen Company of Torrington. B. Oannett of the Gannett newspa- society of the Some™ Congrega- Conn. I* Hw ceabbietiM iMeHiis •Jta; Frederick E. Murphy of the London on Wednesday. game. They arc expected to return The Juvenile Grange will meet May eighth grades of schools In Tolland tional church. Benjamin E. Howard Later, the circuit court of appeals be held tomorrow in New Haven. ? was elected flret selectman for the confederate exercises M™. WUllem Caffyn anu son to their homes In South Windsor 14. The Juvenile Grange took the 39th consecutive term. It was the /taewt. lalBBaapolis Tribime, and Josh L. next Friday. and Windham counties spon.sored chairman of the Republican state Hartford, April 26.—(AP) —R. The agreement, Rleve said, con- HOrne of the Rocky Motmt (N. C ) Lucius of R oc'fllle have been spend- following into their order Saturday by the firemen’s association of the central committee. Miss Katherine H. Whitehead, president of the New first Wethersfield election held on a Atlanta, April 26— (AP)—Bands firmed the TWOC as aole bargain- MStk wfrtMe •« b the bow. Telegram. ing a few days here with her par- afternoon: Arthur Heighten, George two counties. The prizes are $5 |3 B jm e of Putnam vice-chairman and Haven Clock Company, appealed to- biennial basis, the town voting an- played “Dixie’’ and the Stars and Ing agent for the companir's em- CwSelM *• *ske*hw. Aik yew Maneggta, Mae Murdock, Margaret nually heretofore. The members on a voice vote ents Mr. and M™. Eugene B. Lord. and 32. Senator J. Kenneth Bradley, former day to the Department of State for Bars were unfurled In Confederate ployes and provided for mainte- *»SSla hr N034>fNf. Ums vtieeM a proposal to permit Dr. and Mrs. E. Mylea Standlsh ANOTHER SHOWER PARTY Donahue and Marjorie Sonego, The president of the National Young "mercy" In Its reciprocal trade memorial exercises of four states One out of every 33 Australians nance of a five per cent pay Increase Associated rasa news t*-be broad- of Harlfonj will be here Wednesday Juvenile Grange has purchased new D/\WES’ CONUrnUN jRepubIleans will be the speakers. SIDIRI agreements program. today, honoring a handftjl of living arranged last November. regalia, which greatly ndils to their “We’re Just stymied," Whitehead plays golf, according to an estimate n s t through member papers, on night to .ihow moving pictures of given miss At this meeting a new county chair- IRSIUmOR and hosts of dead vetersoa. It also provided for an dght-hour .aonmerclally sponsored radio oro- Mexico and Guatemala taken by BROOKINGS appearance. At the In.sV regular man win he elected In addition to told a meeting of the Manufactur- published In Melbourne. Pilots arranged to drop flowers Grange meeting the following re- New York, April 26.— (AHi__ day and 40-hour week, be nid. giwma them. 'The admission is 15 cents. Former Vice President i;harles U. other offices. Delegations from e™ Association of Connecticut. “We Froponents argued that tha plan ’There was > good turn out Sunday Miss Ethel Rrooklngs of 141 Mid. ceived the third and fourth degrees: the various clubs in the 18 towns In I ndustrial Insulation Company need help. I’m Just asking you for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kline, Anthony Dswes, who underwent an operation *.Tmni a s„.». laccPOMtc. rzo r T s S T n il mercy." m o w provide the Associated P m s night at the church tc the concert die turnpike east, was guest of for appendicitis Sunday night, was the county will be represented. The asd Its members with additional honor at a kitchen shower at the Maneggia and Joseph Flora. The present officers of the county are- The clock company executive given by the Schubert Trio of Rock- following members served on the reported in satisfactory condition Applicators of Froducts of TIm Philip Caroy Co. IWsnue through extra assessments ville. The trio la composed of Miss home of Mrs. Francis H. McGeown President, Carlton P. King, Mans- charged that the industry he repre- w papers which sold news to radio degree team and worked the third at Roosevelt hosplUl today. sented "got an awful raw deal from Marietta Fitch, leader and pianist, of 49 West street, Manchester Sat- "Mr. Dawea' condition is satlstac- field; vlce-pre.sldent, Leo H. Garvals. TA. Bunt* •/ Amy C n in tt b CAsraefw" ^OBSors. Opponents contended urday night. About 2.’! relatives and degree: Henry Maasey, Erma Morrs Stafford Springs; secretary-treas- the State Department." Henry BuU,r, cellist and Raymond Alice Frederickson. John Bogardus! tory. He spent a con.fcrtahle night," The statement came after Francis plan might ralae unfounded sua- Kunickt, vlfilnist. friends were present from Hartford urer. Herbert L. Schelner of Rock- 673 Main Street Tel. 6869 Manchester Mdeos that such sponsors were In- and this town and Miss Brookings Thomaa Daly, Frank Volpl, Ray said a hospital bulletin Issued at vnie. B. Sayre, assistant secretary of ansnelng the news. Local schools closed b’rlday tor received many useful glfla. Cocconl, Raymond Calhoun, Andrew 9:40 a. m. state, told the meeting the object the spring vacation and re-open Earl Charles Lathrop, 32, died at _f_m tsTiMms ...... pmmenis A majority of the members re- The decorations were orchid and Hutchinson, Barbara Calhoun of the program was the reduction to Attood tbo 02nd Annual Monday, May 2 for the fourth term. yellow. Mra. McOeowm was assists David Toomey, Gladys Plnney of “excessive, economically unjus- 7 s s s t^ of the American Newspa- The Rev. and Mra. Elmer T. M by the Misses Catherine and Eleanor Plnney, Enes I’esce, Jane tifiable trade barriers," and the C L r “ ‘ heto Aatodatlon, opening Thlenea have returned from New Florence Cordner. Games were Todford, Emily Calhoun and Hazel preferment of domestic production. York City where Mr. Thlenea at- pi&yed and a buffet lunch helpetl to Hutchinson directed the team. "Unless something Is done," ^ p i s first session was devoted to tended a Y. M. C. A. Conference, round out a very enjoyable evening The following took part In the Whitehead asserted, "the clock In- tarormal discussions and analyses Mlaa Anne Dlx and Mrs. Mary W. Miss Brookings will he married to Harvest march: Dorothy Plnney dustry win be Irreparably harmed. ^ tte problema of paperspa{ wlth'clr- Hutchins of Columbia were speakers Thomas J. Cordner, son of Mrs Paul Maneggla, Ulllam Mack. John I lay off hundreds and hundreds of Ollatlons under SO.OOO. at the meeting of the Dorcas aociety Rachel Cordner, 18«', Center street Swanson, Christine Frederickson people. It’s absolutely nonsensical Tomorrow Grenville Clark, New which was held at the home ol Mrs. on May 14 af the South Methodist Maxwell Hutchinson. Those In the to say that we’re being benefited. ’ Tortt attorney, will speak on ”1110 Henry J. Blskcslet *rhursday after- Episcopal church. The New Haven manufacturer ex- R a tio n of the Press to Liberty." noon. plained that the blow "fell’’ in The publishers also will hear the Hie Ever Ready Group will serve ZANELIJ K.\YO VICTOR 1937, when Swiss imports Into the report of a committee, headed by supper at the Richmond Memorial country far exceeded exports. F ^ Bellamy of the Oeveland Plain NERVOUS? He asked that "about 60 per Library Saturday night, April ;i0tb Providence. R l„ April 28.- De^er, on "PubUclty of Court Pro- Ralph Zanelll, promising Do yu ft*} M nerrouR yoa wsnt to ocroRmT cent" of American Industry stem OMQingR.** to the meu and older boys of the An jrou eroM ood IrriUblo? Do you Mold what he described as a flood of Tri County Union when they will Providence walterwelght, started I thoM dMFMt to you? what may tw another winning RTF on odfF. try LYDIA E Swiss watches into the United hold their spring meeting here. PINXHAM’S VEGETAHLE COMPOUND. States at the same time charging The annual Mother and Daughter' '‘ "'*'''<‘''8 out *** cRlia quiveiiac otrYvR. that that industry is being subsi- TOLLAND banquet Hill b held at the vestry! m ftoRntionR onR worenn om told ! ‘ 5 , anothFr bnw eo go ’ ‘ fimilinc through'* wUh dized by the Swiss government. -' k'.o,e .’^'1 ^ the church Saturday night. May ; . m d e f c « t e T l ' “ o^toan Lydia E.plnkhRm R Vo««tRM« Compound. It Sayre said that if such subsidiz- Hie offlcrm who have been elect- h»IpR Naturo ton* up the lyfitem, thua 1mmb> sov* Inf the dificomfortR from the funcUonal dia- ing is a fact "It’s mandatory on the ed for the Tolland Federated The hoy. and girls fro.n here who [ Un o f'’^oston t e r w e e * 'K o . ''" ‘ which women muat endure. part of the Treasury Department vmurch School for the ensuing year to raise the tariff." W : Superintendent, Harry Eaat- Sayre also told Whitehead that If VtO"* InVf 9' IMld; Aaalstant Superintendent there waa evidence to prove hls y . , Charles Gunther; Secretary assertion. It waa hls “duty as a tee**' te'>'/’"'® BtwU^Campben; Asalatant Secre- citizen to report It to the depart- Chesterfields teuy. Dorothy Gunther; Treasurer ment’’ dn*'* are a irasery Clough; Cradle RoU Super- One hundred manufacturers from rateodent, Mrs. Emery Clough To throughout the state attended the kavs charge of the Home Depart- I twro Mbur session. familiar sight.. • riCO' |M t, Rev. Valentina 8. AUaon- i p\oo \o hpei^tendent of the Church! B d ^ l Missionary works, Mrs. John A \7’ 5 H. Steele. MRS. SNIVELY’S BODY You see ’em aU ov« ^ Hayden L m ^ as Sunday guests their son FLINT-BRUCE’S IS FOUND IN CREEK I nnt folks taking tnem U Hanry a student at Trinity college ' " • “ O' Hayden of Ellington, Mrs’ ' ”“ ‘ifsmoUars pUnk -Im™ m m norence Hayden and aon of Hart- Wife Of Clergyman Had Been W xora« Missing Since Early Tester-1 •the\r m oney and ask ipr U-a ^ W la n d Grange members are day Morning. ^tln g In rebearsaU for the eon- cigarette that ealisfiee- to*t entertainment between raar- Orleans. Mass., April 28.— (AP) jmd and single members The en- —The body of Mra. Alfred Snively, W ARD WEEK IS C O M IN G M rt^m ent Is to be given m May 51, wife of a Whitinsville Episcopal MhUen, en io, C h u ,* ,^ ^ - Thomforde, Forty-Seventh clergyman and a Wellesley grad- Watch for the Opening Sale Announcement ifi!* ^ ^ Thomforde and Mrs uate, wraa found today by .Coast ^ Riley and family who nave Guards In Boat Meadow Creek, a “pending a week at their aum- quarter mile from her summer cot- Oal CherUrfeUt ntU mer to me "stone Creft" have r,- tage, from which she disappeared tu n w their homes In New York I early jresterday. Mlm Minnie Helen Hicks and Mias Airplanes. C. C. C. youths. sUte Tolland and New ' police. Coast Guards and volunteers York a t y openerl their Tolland! Anniversary had Joined In a wide search ^ o s t e a d tor several days rocenUy i The Average American Is A Shopper And A Close throughout the area Inside the el- have enjoyed their spring! bow of Cape Cod. Guardsmen from f ' "7 peP" *' / I beauty coontrj^de. ^ the Nauaet station had been drag- m You Are Thirty-three membera of ToUand I Reader of Newspapers ging the creek since the woman’s orange were guesU of HUlstown ' Storewide Sale Offerings! fiashlight was found yesterday on O ra ye Th^aday evening when the its bank. W g«l»r office™ and Udles degree " e are a nation of bargain hunters. For this reason r.t.ii k i M™. Snively was gone from the advert Uinn t e a l reason retail huaincKs does more cottage before her husband and 18- taam Tolland Grange conferred 1 »«l'ertlstng in America than Is done In any other country in the world. 3,000 choices in home-fur- A TO first and second degeea on a year-old daughter, Gertrude, awoke niaao of candidates. I ".m e. ., yesterday. _ Invited! Snively, 50-year-old rector of A? of New ' Now we're not in the retail business and we're not sell- ” ty have been spending aev- ' Trinity church. Whitinsville, near I •ral days in Tolland at their au i- I ing bargains but we do ADVERTISE because we know peo- Worcester, said hls wife waa ’in mar borne. I the best of spirits” when they re- •—to attend an advance showing pie Hre Interested in Ihc services we have to offer. You'll tumeturned to their summer home Sun- f. Dominic Riley has returaeo to .day I Warcester, Maas., whers be Is a stu- day night after visiting neighbon. of our Great Ward Week Sale find, like hundreds of other customers that it'a pleasant to L I , ^ ThiThe e clergyman( formerly served In fisBt at Holy Cross college after a in New England outaide of Boston. Yon do not have to be satisded 'tplngfleld and Chicopee. , from 7 to 9 this evening. No ^ *n t with his mother and 1 do business with and through this bank. Ihe missing wroman, the former kty at their Tolland summer with a few groups of this, or a few groups of that You brow^ o v « a - . try Sanderson, was a native of merchandise will be sold. Flow- tree ' r Itl' WWoodstock,aaK VL, and was known to turf _Soofal from ToUand went to friends as a talented amateur artist. ers for the ladis and a good time Tamoo Center church Sunday eve-! I Before her marriage, she waa su- wtaf to enjoy the meeting of th e! pervisor of art In Biglewood. N. J., for all. Come in and see quality Tmiag People’s Society of that. JsFJsSs"’" “ e “.swrans .la schools. Gbacs Mooaa •RUhdi wtio presented an Easter i THE M A N C H ESTER merchandise— priced at the low- P4«eant caiUUed. ‘H ie Candle of the ' Andbb KomtANaT* aaeisted by the choir of the ^ FIND .MIMING MAN est in the history of Wards! Paul Whitbman Worth Coventry church. i Dbbms Tatl ob The Rev. CUfiTord D. Newton ef!l TR U ST C O . New Haven, April 26—(A P )— 11 taSbsiI was the praaefaer at the i The body of Patrick J. BuUer, 42.il Paul Douglas ToUand Federated chundi at the Member Federal Deposit Iiu. Cbrp. mlaalng since March 14 when he Soaday moniitg aenrice In exehahge FLINT-BRUCE disappeared after having suffered a with tha regular paater R«t . V.jg. nervous breakdown, was found yee- Listen to “Money Matters,” Station WDRC Phone 2-3254.... 103 Asylum and 150 Trumbull Streets terday fioattng in Naw Haven b a r-! . Hartford Df- Mandn M. Scarbrough.' ’ tfeai Every Friday at 7:30 p. m. - Vurnlturs Major Kitchea AppUucM medleal aaamiiiar. zaid drowning M o i i t j g o m e r v W a r d Floor CoYcriagB caused Bauer’s death. Unperioo and Cirtaiiw RadlM 'ifiai

I*' -S- *1..^ f PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING rlEltALD, MANCHESTER, CONN> TUESDAY, APRIL 26,1988 MAlMirHKNI KK KVKMNu HKKALII, MANCHh^tTEK. UUNN. TUESDAY, APRIL 26, 1938 PAGE SEVEN taato in the mouth o f Mr. Averaca ture time, however, only three iiattci^pHUr start a three-year contract exten- Cttlien, eomloE though It does. In the cars were filled. t 5 clear out jews sion. Kftairacrz Kirka of North Main i DILEMMA FACED street also charced with Intoxlca-, the cloeiog P R I N TI N G c o m p a n y , IN C. on that particular train. Nobody IN PLANE SALES N o U t A ll progra m * to Ray a nd baate eh a in a or group* thara of unlaa a aDaeU three months. I t B U m U S tTM t mew YORK’S FARMERS ^dodging of "L” pillars, on our way n . f ); coaat to ro a st (._e to -e------) d a ii-g n a tion a ....Inr i.wuwu d a lu i esvmimwiva v a ll a bla aiMiinnit atlona. German Newspaper Suirgrest first time In all the years be haa Harold W. Garrlty presiding, a MAoahMt*r, Coon. From the lateat pumber o f *Tha Of King Zog’s Nuptials could possibly gooae-step so splen- SPRING INTO ACTIVITY out of the d ty Hmltg, .by riding the ON EAST, WEST BORDERS ProflYama aubjaet to changa by atattana withaut artvioua notie*. P M. Four-Year Plan; Roosevelt’s been on the air. A subatituta CBS charge of recklesa driving, lodged THOMAB PERGUBON Merit Man, publlabed monthly by f^Ji w^Offrams In Standard Tima—>Oay/|pA(.|(ma ona hour tator) show had to be arranged in some- Omaral HaBapar didly as those Nazis unless they new speedway to the Hendrix Hud- Appeal Not Taken Seriously. against John W. Spakowskl, 19, of FLIERS RESCLYID Ponsdat Oetobar I, lU t the Connecticut Merit Aaaociatlon, By GEORGE ROSS son Parkway which 1a the best N B C W E A 6 ( R E D ) N E T W O R K •‘ Ob •«• • ZTO k fbb thing of a hurry. The master of Tirana, Albanl, April 26.— (A P I- were very, very brave. But alnce GoYemment Officials Worry C O A S T, — lin a k oln kol k f py k vi k . f o k oy 240 Buckingham street, Hartford, ^tra arrived from Budapest, Hon- blessing New York motoriata ever 3 A 8 IC — E a a t wear wn a e w u c w jm ceremony services of Rudy Vallee was dropped, but a second count of Kingston, Jamaica, April 26.— Lucky couples numbering ISO were ' Pabllabad BYair BaanlB# Except we gather that the State Merit Sys- discretion is tbe better part of valor New York, April 38— No doubt Half Mgiioii Men Will Fnll .YUg wcah k yw w f b r wre wa y wbaii Cant. Xaat. Vienna. April 2 8 —(a P)—a four' gary, to add muaieal talent at tb* received. There was a time when wc a e w u n i w w i waai w d a l. Midw a a tr were borrowed together with the driving with defecUve brakes was (A P )—Twelve pa.asengera and four united In mass weddings through- evening's events. Itadara and Holldara Batarad at tha tem Council, after leaa than a year'a you are now puttering around with r a i s i n g Z:SO- 4;ao—"Stapmotnsr" •ansi—ba- w et Offtea at Manehaatar, Oona., aa the braver you are tbe more dis- leaving Manhattan and tbe Bron ; Oyer What To Do Aboat Rad wm a q who wow w d ar wlr# R sip; . oya othar atatlona yoar plan to eliminate the Jew* from music of Benny Goodman’s quartet prosecuted and the defendant waa crew members of a twin-motored out the Kingdom today In honor of bulb and seed In the garden sod M o u n t a in: koa ROyl. S o u th: w m b g; and Jane Froman. (In Berlin It was announced aeoBd Claaa Mall Matur. experience of Connecticut WHh the creet .you are entitled to be. Ths behind for a pleasure ride waa . Eqniinient, Tanks And Songa sy Jack Shannan Austrian life waa aavocatet today fined 125 and costs with 310 of the Pan-American flying boat had rea- King Zog's wedding tomorrow to the Chancellor Adolf HlUer sent King feeling sorry for ua poor urbanites KS'* Homo khq Rpo k g u; "•«'» Nawa ^rlae Cantor’s condition waa not re- SITBSCRIPTION RATES system, baa adopted the recommen- New York German-Amerlcan Bund hardship that dimmed the enjoy- A F A M ILY o p t i o n a l s t a t i o n s (o M r a t a i n l t r- 4;0J— 6:0^O4orM Hall A Oranaatra by the Vienna edition of the Voel- fine remitted. SpakoWski, a State son to be thankful today. They Countess Geraldine Apponyl of Hun- Zog a Mercedes-Bens automobile v/ho live ai^dat pilea of Iron and ment of the trip long before It start- Britain’s Air Mission. By Olive RoberU Barton chang*abl, \ on a tth ar k E D o r B L U E garded as serious, but hla doctor In- were rescued by a passing steamer gary. tea Taar b? Mail ...... Ita t dation o f Its legal committee to }'l9“ * !» —Boaka Carlar'a Cammant klacher Beobachter. (The derlln edi- Cktllege student, ran Into the car of bearing the Albanian royal ooat ot Par ModU b» Mall was seventy-five per cent discreet. steel where nothing grows but ed, what with Innumerable atop n a tw ork a ) B A S IC - E a a t: w lw wf*a 4'J5“ 5’IS~*-'*'’t Oparatia taiactlana sisted that he stay In bed. He Is wlien the plane was forced down 30 Planes, StaHoned At Each wa a n work w col; Midw a a t: wood wgi • Ot" iiOO—Juat Xntartainmant - as tion of this paper la Adolf Hltler’a Chesterfield Pirie of Bolton at tbe Fifty were married at the sover- arms, and alao a helmet of th* AL make its next objective the adop- Meantime, It la worth noting mounds of dust. But you have not lights, traffic jams and hazards. Often my readere wondei why 1 wgl.i wlK)w w «! m- ksoo k nns O T H E R expected out Ih a few days. miles at sea by motor trouble. livttrGd Ob « TGar...... — ...... i ?? Kddla Hauta at tha Organ-waat organ). Intersection o f Parker street and eign’s expense and 100 at the ex- banian national hero, Skanderbeg, tion of an amendment to the state that, while altogether a couple of reckoned on the vast, verdant soil But with the opening of the Washington. April 28.— (A P ) — am ao easy on dtUe folk when 1 sug- O P T I O N A L S T A T I O N S - C a n a d t irr •;tf- IMS—Heiiywaad’a Seraanacaapa of Radio City in which metropolitan Of The FronHers. erct efe r. C e n tr a l; w r f) w t m j wlh a wd a y SiSO— StZO—Halan Maskan'a Bartal— "In- 1942 the Jewish element In Ba|it Middle turnpike Saturday The Elder and Fyffe steam.shlp pense of various municipalities. They as wedding presents.) ' V e M B C R or T H B A n r y n A T B D Hendrik Hudson Parkway (toll; The admlnmtratlon faced a difficult gest a little tarder bea-liig-down k f y r k o a m. S o u th: w t a r w p tr wla w j a x taalc; Chat. Paul al Organ-watt It will be the conclusion of the night, while Pirie was stopped at Cavlna took the passengers and were selected by local authorities. PRESS constitution, of which the following hundred New York cops must have New Yorkers take a deep horticul- Vienna must be extln,fui8hed," the dime), the man at the driving choice today aa the British Air Mls- later. But this la because .very early wflm-w a um wlo* SsR^Paul Oeuglaa on Sports 10:8(^11 tKL-Paul Pandarvia Orehaatra who can not prove Aryan ancestry NBC 10:05, Postmaster General pleaded not guilty, and won hla — (A P I-T h ree hundred men lost Heath waa a' form laborer. up standarda. . nat la the trouble, ana at Lithuania have drawn attention 4:46— i:4i—Lant Meintira'a Orehaatra NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK case. Ha waa discharged. Geraldine.” Maaibar Amartaan Navapapar Pab> Man, "follows the identical wording working with hoe. ehovel and ivaa a formidable sign tbat about 1915 and 1918, when the United o f three generations shall not be Farley before Women’s Democratic their jobs temporarily today with llahara Aaaeetatloa spade, to bring out the tulips, States waa furnishing Britain and are expected to conform to things, to tlie mysterious legions, of the —east: Orphan Annia—midw rpt Frank Happeny of the town Wedding guests win attend a din- Four hundred __ of the New York state constitution ed, "Keep off tbe grass,’’ and "No 8:00— 8:00—Amoa *n* Andy—east: To BASIC — Bast: wja wba-wba* wbsi permitted to be film actors, authors, Conference at Columbia, 8. C., on the closing for two weeks of the Baaqu* qMldrn BRITAIN-iRELAND daffodils, hyacinths and other France wltn war materials. not aa tuey 'eem, but aa we par- Soviet Union. Ba Announetd waat wham kdka wgar waya wjtn wayr wmal farm, charged with IntoxlcaUon, ner tonight In the Foreign Ministry who had been shelter..iltered In England.... Pabllahara Rapraaantatlaaai Tha Treapasalng." It la enough to wfli waby webr weky wapd waan wfee oompoMra, mualclana, phyalclane ex- "Spendthrift and Thrift Spending." Boston snd Albany railroad’s loco- which will be followed by a baU at al amendment adopted In 1883.* blooming plants. The work la 2. Refuse to Issue the necessary ents see t'lem. Beaidet life la a Although Foreign CommUsar 8t18— i i l S —Voeal Varlatlaa by Choral waa sentenced to 15 days in jail. motive shopfl here. for the past nine montha ratunsd Jallaa Mathaara Spaelal Afanar—New The new agreements between break a city dweller's heart. SiSO— Srlf^Unaean Jury — wa*f; By wlau: Midwaatt wanr wla kwk kotl wren cept wKhlt their own Jewish com- -WEIAF-NBC 6:15, Vocal Vari- tbe Ofneera aub. A gipsy orches- Park. Cbteaao. Detroit »i4 BoatoA One may wonder whether be will even more feveriably under way permits and conceivably lose mil- jumble today foi these tots. They Maxim Utvlnoff haa reaffirmed Candlallght. Muaieal Pro*.—natwk wmt kao wowo wetn; South: wrtd wnbr to their homes In Bilbao reoenUy. fcrEv kfdm wrei kii* wJbo wdiu was* munity.” The paper continued; eties; 7 Johnny and Ruaa Morgan- Orest Britain and Ireland appear at this moment because of tbe Just Looking, Tbank You lions of dollara of buslnes- for are (oroed out of their element too Ruasla’a Intention to aid Czechoalo- iiOi^ 7:00—Ruaa 7:00—Ru** Morgan Orehaatra M E M B E R a D D IT m TR B A O be at once set down as a proponent gtgO- 7i3S—Wayna *•*- - Klng’ a Orehaatra * w*gy» kirya: Mountain: kle krod kthfi "AuBtrlai) Industi?- and the money 8, Vox Pop: 8:80, Fibber Uc(}ee; 9 to have been welcomed with almost extra Easter floral display that American merchantc at a lime when often. vahla under their mutual old pact 7:0^ t C O t C D l A TI O N B of the spoils system of dlstrlbuUng One o f the executives of a huge, tiM6-VaK PoBMra A Quaatfena n«rkct abBU be freed of Jews and New Hme for Bob Ripley; 9;48 gives a gay and vivacious touch Important firm around here One of the nicest things about In case of war, many foreign 6b- 7iS0— 8:30—Fibbsr Bi.av’' - . loaMw. MeOaa Iv.toww Prog.—tor-.W|p. —* e N O T E : 8aa W B A P . ^ C for e pUos*) equal cordiality by the people of bualnesa la seeking « atlmulua. 8:0S— 0:00—Bob Atplay'a Program Hat o f atatlona. Jewish InfiL nee. This can be achiev- Dale Carnegie. Th a R a ra ld P rla tlB d Coapaar laa. pubUc employment If he beslUtes to the skyscraper city. has taken a leaf from the book Another factor before tbe War Jackie, or small Kay, la their servera doubt that Soviet aoldlers Snanalu raapon^hllltp both England and the affected Irish Not that they limit the plant- 8:30— viGwf tSS—Jimmla MimmiH FIditf.pioMir. Talk—to l«iH—lOC e Cant Baeta ed by mear of Germany’ s control WABC-CBS—6:80, Helen Menken to accept, aa of proven benefit or of ruaea of an old speakeasy and uepartmenf was a decision wnether generosity. They have It In them actually would go to fight In the 1i48—i48— f:48—Dataf:48—Dais Carnagla’a Program i l l s - 4:38-Tha serial; 7, Edward G. Robinson Big Rw trpoarapaiaal arrara aaaaartas M area. The farm folks jn the west ing to April or May. For the mid-European Republic. For one {HOS—10:00—Kind's;0S—10:00—King's Jaatara — aast;ar ' Singing Lady—***tt cC raw materials. Nobody can force aSeartlaamaatB la Mw Maaakaahaa need, such an amendment aa the applied It to hla office. The ex- to permit the British to cut Intc. the naturally at this agi. Bed the ene- rsHHivRadio RubaonwwB ana ond Thair i nsir Sang—w*n•ong—w**t Town: 7:30, Al Jolaon and Seven horticultural work goes on in the thing Utvlnoff baa failed to show Amaa 'n* Andy—reneat for w#i-Ml Si4J— 4:44— Klng'a Ja a tira Oreha atra ua to give Jews the same contingent Baaalat RaralA side o f the Irish sea are particular- ecutive has his office next to tbe expansion p.ograra under whlcl the my of most good behavior, has not §118—10:18—Oray Oerc^n A Orohe' Dwarfs; 8, Al Pearce Gang; 9:80, one advanced. We do not, however, Rockefellers’ citadels the year how Russia oOuld fight Germany On fiSO—l6:8^RubV Ntwman'a Orth »:00— Nawai M. Pra d arltjpra, of raw raate.lala and devlsen (for ly delighted, for they see an end to board room. In one o f the pan airplane manutacturera are supply- yet become tM conscloua. They want iVt* T4':j4y0—- 4 :S—^J.a hn n mn iaa uJ.anhnnaawta..n —U F—t a n i Benny Goodman swing; 9, Hai believe be should be. round, with a crew to tend ' the any fronUer without violating the lO:6^1l:O^HafDla•wiww • I .ww n vrw iv Kay Am OrehaiOrohsa tTa 4:14— 4:45 i t ranadtra — w l i o n lr; elirn Bxehange) aa allotted to els on the wall la a large mirror. ing new equipment for the Ameri- to give ua a olt of their apple, a 10:N8— 11:30— Ja e k M a ra n a rd Oreh a a tra Kemp's Program. TOTSDAY, APRIL 28 a number of relatively lean years nursery plants and a vegetable At least, that’s how It appears to territory of some other state. Jahnnia Johnaton, C antin’d— c h u a Anrm.* In the first place the merit sys- patch or twtv Just now the ami- can Army airforce ur to make tbe piece o f their bread, a toy to play CR8-WABC NETWORK 4 : 4 ^ 4:44— Lowall Th am a a — aoatl WJZ-NBC—6:15, Mr. Keen; 7, E In the removal o f restrictions upon the people In the board room. There la little doubt, however, Chicaga Concert Oreha atra— waat ‘n ia newspaper n suggested Jews M ost E x c m iiG British wait. with. No jne pays much attention Madriguera orchestra; 7:30, Drema. tem as a Connecticut mechanism la able Van den Hoek la fretting that at any real alarm the l^vlet •ASIC — Kaati w*bo wade woko wc*o J:®?— 4:04— Xaay Aeaa, t k i t — alee eat could emigrate to "any country •tax EXEMPTION their British market. The financial The mirror la transparent, for It M anolactaran’ Side to them or their Impulsive proffers weel wgr wkbw wkrc whk wjr wdre It May Have Happened; 8, Heldt'a too new for the formation of any about the sparrows, wondering if la silvered with only a thin solu- western frontier would' bristle with •M4— 4:14— Mr. Ke an X L e t t Parwtna willing to receive them." settlement of all Irish dues to Brit- Army officers, on the one band, of goodies. Ob; aometlmes we do, wcau w3*a wpro wfbl wlgr wgar: Mid- • ilO — 4:80— Oarathy Thampa an. Ta l k Brigadiers; 8:30 dtlcago Jamboree* Thera have been few proposals of they will be up to their old mis- tion, and It has no backing of men and guns even more than now. west t wbbm wfbm kmbe kmei whaa "It would bt the duty of a League WflNI IHIS KIC DASH final judgment upon It We shall chief. If they are, he Is going to wanted the all plane manufacturers yes. but so often we are too busy or kfab krnt . • "* • • " • -w a a t 9:80, Music fesUval, Eastman sym- Preeldant Roosevelt since the first ain appears to be not too burden- paint for a square foot and about The Red army’s plana ot e ^ ~ 4:44— 4:44— Masla Maladifa — wla: of Nations to send emigrated Jews probably know a lot more about it put the scarecrow back In his to get Inc. eased busineaa which thinking of sonieUilng else. EAST—wbha wwf whp whac wore efrb Vivia n dalle Chiaaa, t o n g-n e t w o r k phony. I', HlIRSlI’IIAIK l>i(IM some, while the restoration o f Irish a head high. The effect la that It paign~ are baaed on the principle of ek*d wlbs WThaa waag wnbf wlba wkbn to, Madagascar or tbe (Sron Chaco half year of his Presidency that post again, to scare both the would enable them to run their Instinctively Qenerooe whlo wkbl Madrlouara Oreha atra What to expect Wednesday: ter or twenty years hence than we looks like a perfect mirror In the carrying the war immediately to 4 : 8 ^ 7:84— It May H av a Hagpanad. or other places,” the Voelklacher have commanded unquestioning control over three Important ports, birds and the passengers on the This Is a pity, beoauae right here DIXIE — wgat war* wbre wqam wded Play WEAF-NB(3—1 p.iii.. Your health im o n w iieh s i plants continuously. Officers said R do now. brighUy lighted room. But from the enemy’s territory. kir* wr*c wlae wwl wtoo krid ktrh ktaa BaoboohUr continued. heretofore maintained aa British Fifth-Avenue bus-tops. tbe manufacturers generally juat we have the makings of a real 7:00— f :4 ^ H a r a e a Haldt'a rigtdiara program; 2:15, Ms Perkins; 4;30 Boquisscence on any other basis the executive's private chambers, The constant readiness of the w*oo kom* wdbo wbi wdaa wbts wdbj • • Annaune ad (80 m .) "We can .lot take seriously Roose- In the second place the fact that broke eve., on Intermittent Army generosity that will last. Like the wwv* wmbg waja wmbr wal* ktuJ kgko • :00— t:0 (^ N B C 'a Chicago Jambara a Your Family and Mine; 6, Amer- than blind faith in ths reetltuds of naval bases, will gratify tha senti- It permits a view of all that Is Red army Is possible because of Ita weo* wdne wnot kwkh know wmmm Yglt’s appeal to the world to permit _ A NAAN m tC I the proposed Connecticut consUtu Poetio Profession orders and n.ade a good profit by flower that grows from the aeea, so 4:00— 10:00— Nawa: X. La Baron Ore. ica's schooU. WABC-CBS— 2, All his intentions. Yesterday, however, mental desires of many hot Natlon- going on outalde without any size— 1,400.000 men—and Its repa- wjno weha wpar wmaa wood wrr* • :1»— 10:14— Pott Gan. Parlay Ta l k Jewa to enter as lon^aa the United A»atB4yaln New York state, what, he was told, "she's the famous ac- tween govb-mment and government. boy's toys." j-ou explain. "W e can't lieved to match the wcatern garri- HAT4 Budapest 7, Chorus of work- tax and a huge perpetual reserve that. And as yet we have heard Inexorable 80.800 W. 1040 K. C. 28.2 M. 10:00—Time to Shine— Hoi Kemp’s tress In 'Suaan and (Sod’.’’ "Not a Officials said It waa simply a deal replace them. Things coat money." sons In size and equipment It has men; 2RO Rome 7:30, Light m usic of tax exempt bonds cannot exist pray, do ws want of ItT Certainly nothing but silence from North Incidentally, we had our first ingle network job and all that ex- Orchestra, Maxine Gray, Bob between Grant Britain and Ameri- "It la costly, aomatlmea, tills Its aystem of powerful fortlflcatlone Bootern DoyUght Saving Time Allen. YV5RC Caracas 8:30 ContlnenUte A WHAU o r A DimRENCI aids by aids. no public servloe could possibly fall auto Jaunt Into the countryside the citement?’’ the pluggsr muttered Ireland, where It is conceivable that other day, avoiding the circuitous can aircraft manufacturers. generosity of th* baby But every' along tbe Amur and Ussuri river 10:80—Ray Heatherton—Songs. RADIO orchestra: GST OSD GSC GSR Lon- -IM nEAYTNiNa B u rp ia cc Into any lower estate than that of and moved away, dlsguated. - don 9:50, Adventures of Jack and S. Justice in h great democ- there Is somewhat less joy over the Officials also pointed out that any thing cost', a price. It will pay to frontiera and Its own depots o f food, ^ ^ TBeedoy, April 28 10:46—Four ClubmaxL Oay racy should treat those who earn New York state, and some of Its new pact than In the South. But other country also could buy planes let him be mapUnl uoua in hia small fuel and munitions. 11:00— Sports—News. Eastern Standard nme Prkm Nett «t Lem as their livelihood from government hers. TbU waa not official advertlae- How effective these untested 4:0<)—Lorenso Jones. 11:15—-Abe Lyman’s Orchestra. cities, at several periods since 1883. on the whole relatlona between Ire- but lost out In a suit for taxes on chronic caaee, the only sign may be wayt perhaps not always, but often In the same way It treats those motorcycles sold to the Westfield, forces would be In time of war re- ^ 4:16—The Story of Mary Marlin. 1:80—Happy Felton’s Orcheetra. a backache which jomea and goes, ment oi made-ln-Ameriea products, enough to reOan habit. New York. April 26—Two broad- BEEBE EXPEUmON BACH $ who earn their livelihood In pri- It seems to us that to be a reaUy land and Great Britain appear to Mass., police department. but a desire to show that the Unit- mains a question. The bayonet la •iJO—"Hughesreel” presenting 13:00—-Artie Shaw’s Orcheatra. vate employment. being worse after itrenuuui exercise, He is'an b.dlan giver, very fre- casts bring another season on the first-rate, entbualastic booster for be today on a good deal more nat- Various sources have estimated ed States waa not lining up in still welded to the Russian rifle to Rush Hughes, news commentator. 12:80 a. m.— Paul Pendarvls’ Or- such as heavy digging In the gar- quently, and wants things back. Let air by America'i Town Meeting to New Yor<, April 26.— (A P )—Ur. 3. The ending of tax exemp- the federal government would pick armaments w12 nGUkU at the rlobt may startia •hock absorbers that smother atn ______tion, be It of government securi- up 3150.000.000 a year from taxing other nation. be be la juat crying to find out If or meat. The Soviet soldier, how- 8:00—Dlok Traoy, you—but you’ll oarar Iwow bow "bed-in-e-car" for sreek-end In the civil service one needs to be than for a long time past. Tbe dlagnoMa of cyitiUa U hasten- WJZ-NBC. deep to cap’ iire giant octopuses and bump,.. new "Dandog Sand" sountL fishing iripeT .‘7^ AlUha'^glM -tlea or of government salaries, Is Income from federal and state other paople will give to bln. what ever, Is considered better trained 8:16—Terry and the Pirates. Tomorrowk Program BIG that Nash diSeKoc* is ’dl you 'glued to tbe firm believer In the possibility of bonds and the salaries of local ofB- ed by making a laboratory tost of 6:30—Your Family and Mine a. m. The first at 1 p m.. Is a celebritlea surly shar z , waa as thrilled as a n o t in g that lets you whisptt tt 60 road" •acurily o f a big, fw a matter not o f poUtica but of be gives than. and equipped than hla predecessor, driTe ill avf eari principle. ctals. the kidney ellmlnaUon. The fluid 8:45—"LltUe Orphan Annie", 7:00—ETA ALPHA Progromma — luncheon, at which the theme Is schoolboy today over a 1 1-2 Inch producing civic virtue by automatic If Jackie 'la getting aelflah to tha Muzhik of (Tzarlat days. Ha waa fiauns ata meaniaalass, words Get acquainted, above oil, with an But an equally Important phase may be found olghly acid. However, SHOULD NOT FORCE reared. If not bom, under (Commu- 6:00—News. Variety Program. "Democracy and Am«.rican Ideals" sallfialL Get acqiwinted with the Automatic Bo self evident la the entire truth process; the production of honest. your way of thinking, and won’t ore drab, beside the thrill o f a IS- ABSOLUTELY NEW STANDAkD Of of the case Is that such taxes would In a severe chronic cyatltu the op- nism. Hla training la a mixture of 8:16—Fred Hoey, Sports Round- 7:30—Shoppers SpepCioL and the speakers David Sarnoff. It waa the prize o f 20,(MW marine Cruising Gear* . , , that puta wings and falmeae of these propositions share aa much aa you think he minuia tpin in the most modern car VALUE that makes Nash cost earn- Intelligent and Industrious public close up the fox-hole Into which posite condition may be found of a Communist Ideology and military up. 7:45—Nawa Sendee— United Press Do^rothy Thompson and Anne life speclmma brought back by the in tha world! on your car when tha needle touches You C a n t B e a t A W a shington CHILD OVER UNI T should, then try thla. Have nim 10, end sevet another 20% on gesn- siderabfy Uu la awn! Yes, prices are that even in Congress, to which the a s ^ ce a by putting the pattern timid capital has oeen able to dive greaUy Increased alkalinity. The science. 6:30—WrlghtvlUe CHarion. Bulletins. O’Hare MeOormlck. scientist from a six-month expedi- now next to "AU Three”. Come in give a toy to someone he Ukea very Gat aci|uaiatad with a oaw kind o( line. President submitted them in hla maker and tha mechanical engineer whan itorms blow up--federal and urlnalyala may demonatrau the Although the Red array waa •:46—Vocational Sendee. 8:00—Treasure Houss. A t night cornea the regular sea- tion along the weat coast of Latin aogioa that’s guaranusd to dazzle you! — . . . •: • • fot proof, ask to ace state bonda and aecuntiea. much, or e.en to Me beloved peL He T:00— Amoa ’n’ Andy. 8:15— Shoppers Special. alon, tbe topic to be "W hat Is the America. Get: acquainteda e o u s l.,.,. with ^ (zear-thifdng« . * -. u i i u n g ‘ be Nath X-Rsy System, meaaage of yeaterday, the fbrth- to work perfecting the machine and Daybook presence of phoephatea, which are Mental Hygiene Director Urges founded by Leon Troteky, now the Get acquaioced with new "Ses-leg" " Bf Prtttom Gr»v*r will ueuaily hand over the toy to an arch-devil of Soviet Ideology, with 7:16—Vocal Varieties. 9:00—Greenfield VlUage Chapal. American W ay? and the apeakera Dr. Beebo said the specimen waa by vscuum*..... Nash Controlled Air*Air? CCaianjI-dUU jddUI...I rlght principle on which they are Indicative of biSdder Inflammation; Study Of Children’s Capa- 7;.10—“True or False". than letang the machine turn out object of Ml affection. Work along hla theory o f world revolution, the 9:15—Madlaon SlnaeiMle. Ool. Frank Knox, Prof. T. V. Smith either "the first young aallflab ever NASH also the presence of pus with red city, Avoid Frustration. S;00—Johnny with Ruaa Morgan. THE CHEAT INUI Pf NDf NT based found no audible voice in the job holders, all exactly uniform Washington. — When the Presi- blood cells. from this, era expand hla favors, army baa been hardened In the cru- 6:26—SUr Oaatng In HoUywood. and Alfred Blhgham. captured" o. one of r. new "minia- dent proposed taxing federal, atate ualng tbe friena aa a medium. By SiSO— Wayme King’s Orchestra. ®:80—Phil Boudinl—Aconuontst. The series will return next fall to MESSIER-NASH, INC. dispute. and wrapped up in celophane. Health and Diet To aatabUah the diagnosis, the cible of Nationalist patriotism. The 0:00—Vox Pop. ture” variety. 10 Henderson Road Living in a society which demands associating laeaa, our tiny son or word "officer" stui ^vee way to 9:45—Dan Harding's Wif*. Phone 7258 But that does not mean that and municipal securities and the physician may find It advisable to certain educaUonal attainment, It 0:80—Fibber Me(}ee and Com- Somehow wo can't work our- daughter may learn that giving to "commander” as a gesture to the 10:00—Pretty Kitty Kelly. OoBgreaa ta going ahead and will salaries of state and local Job hold- Advice make a cystoacoplc study, ualng a la becoming Increasingly Important pany. 10:16—Myrt and Marge. •elvea up Into a lather o f excite- pedal Instrument for the purpose anyone at all le ^ grand feeling. army’s nominal proletarian democ- 10:00—"Believe It or Not". peas the abort maaaure which Mr. era, he challenged the Supreme By UR. FRANS McDUt for parents to understand the ob- 10:30—HUltop House — Starrlns’ ment over that kind of a scheme Court anew to reverse Itself, but the of examining the Inside of the blad- jectives of education and tbe needs racy, but an officer caste la emerg- 10:80--Jlinmy Fiddler. Bess Johnson. ‘•rrag Roosevelt proposes. Not by a very ing, with gradations corresponding Particularly when It la combined court for years has been reversing der. This nstrument Is a cyato- of their children, to have a knowl- 10:46—Dale (Carnegie. 10:45— Stepmother. long chalk Indeed. Itself piecemeal In this direction I N F U A . M M A T I O N O F T H E tcope, by means of which a light is edge of their children's capacities to everything from lance corporal 11:00— Newa. with a fad, just now nmnlng ram' to field marshal in other armlea. CTeahlre and NaUon. Aa a matter of high probability end gives some promise of moving B I.. A U O E R introduced Into the bladder, in a end limitations, and to quesUon Quotations— 11:16—Polish Orehaatra. al HiUbllly (Hamptons. pant, for attempting to find out faster. * Whatever the Red army’s effi- 11:46— Ruby Newmon’a Orchestra Oongresa will do nothing whatever generalized Inflammation, the llgtat their own personal motives In their 11:80—Big SUter. exactly what makes a candidate John Marshall ruled that Mary- Inflammation of the bladder, teeb- reveals tbat the lining la red, hav- demands for specific educational at- ciency In wrar, it baa spectacular 12:00—Weather Report. 1:45—^Aunt Jenny'i Real Life I’m drunk again. Send over the 12:03—Herbie Kay’s Orchestra. about the elimination of tax exemp- for a job tick by sitting him down land could not tax national banks, nlcally known as cysitlt, may occur ing the Irritated appearance charac- ,tainment which may be beyond a same cop that took me last time, planes for carrying tha war to tha Stories. enemy—counter-attacking the ag- M:30—Jock Marahard’s Orchestra. tloni, either aa fo Income from a ruling which set the precedent In both on acute and chronic form. terlitlc of inflammation. child's capacities. Dr. Jamea M. please. Margaret Me- to a desk and making him write for the Supreme Court for many gressor, it Is called. A recent mo- bondi or governmental salariea. Often the dlacumtort arlslnj: from Tomorrow'H article will deal wun Cunningham, director of the Bu- — Herbert Bendon, New York, tele- Snde. answers to a vast number of ques- years—that ope branch of govern- this trouble will be rellexed to the reau of Mental Hygiene of the State tion picture. "Long Distance Raid," l:0(y-8Uent 13:15 p. m.— Newa Sendee. N ot at this aesaton. Nor In the next the TREATM t NT OF CYSTITIS. phoning police headquarters. tlODs— frequently having no more to ment could not t.-)x the agencies of back and will appear In the form of Department of Health, stated today. shows how the Red army hopes to 13:80—Romance of Helen Trent another branch. Watch for It In this newspaper. seaalon nor In the session after that do with the job than Aith calculus, oackacbe. It has been my observa- Mental hygiene Is closely aaso- So for aa 1 am personally con- carry out Ita principle of aggressive Tomorrow’* Program 12:45—Our Ool Sunday. —unless ths people take a wholly For years state-rights law-yera Jon that Inflammation of the blad- clated with but differs In many defOnae. A. M. 1:00—Betty and Bob. and 100' per cent correctness In the have argued that if the federal gov- QUESTIONS AND AN’SMXRS cenied I deprecate and almost de- der la a constant source of discom- ways from education. Dr. Cunning- plore a third term for any President The picture opens with on enemy 6:(X)—^Blue Oraaa Roy. 1:15—Betty Crocker. unaccustomed hand In the matter answering of which might, con- emment could tax income from atate fort In the lower back, and chronic ham explained, speaking In the de- on the ground that It eontravenea air raid on Soviet territory without 6:30—’‘Ravaine”. T:80—Arnold Grim’s Douglttar. and see to It that nominees for securities and tax the pay of Ijocal (Bjper-Tenslooj ceivably, prove nothing whatever partmant’a weekly broodcoat. Both our essential American spirit. declaration of war. The Soviet air 7:00—Morning Watch—Ban Haw- 1:45—Valiant Lady. officials It could destroy state and Inflammation of the bladder may Question: Lmest B. inquires; Congress pledge themselves to vote about hlB being either the beet or Induce a noticeable back pain, with- are concerned with the problem of —Dr. W. H. FOulkea, moderator of force is mobilized apeedlly, ordered thome. 2:00—The Inside Pago—Ray BSir- local government simply by Impos- "What la Uu difference between to attack enemy airbases and de- 8:00—New*. rbtt. and work for the ending of this con- Ing crushing Uxea. out any lymptoms in the bladder it- making people better adapted to the the Presbyterian Church In the definitely the worst man for the arterial hardening and arterial problem of living, whether In voca- stroy Important mllltary-lnduatrlal 8:15—Doc Schneider’* Taxana. spicuous and admitted Injustice at self. United States. 3:16—The O’NeUl’a. place. Nevertheless liberal membera of hyper-tenalon, or are they the same centers several bundreif miles in 8:30—^Rodlo Bazaar. the court have Indicated for some The bladder Is a small sac whicn tion!. In social relations, family Ilfs « th* Air. TO FIND OUT WHY AUTOMATIC the earliest opportunity. And the thing? jne doctor told me 1 bad enemy territory. 9:00—Blue Oraaa Rot. 8.00—All Hands on Deck. Olve us a House, Senate and iBhc time that they favored trimming the arts as a storage organ^ for tie or what not. Mental hygiene deala To my mind, the work of a grand American people have hardly ad- hyper-tenalnn. anotber that I had with Individuals who have failed In In squadrons o f 130, 240 iad 480 9:16—Oretehen McMullen. 3:80—Kate Smith’* Olurnn. ecv.tlve administration all of the broad shelter of exemption, both liquid thrown out by the two kid- jury ranks first in the machinery of hardening of the arteries. My worst this adaptation and through study the law of the land. planes each, heavy bomben attack 9:30—FOod New*. vanced so far aa that In aelf-traln- same political party In Connecticut from federal and state taxes. They neys. It Is lined with mucous mem- trouble aeemc to be a sensation of of these cases learns the reasons for —Supreme Court Justice Nathan D. enemy territory. Heroism and pa- 9:45—Program from New York. Ing for self-government They will, never have gone quite ao far aa the brane and tUla membrane may be- 10:00—Mrs. Wigga of tha Cabbage for two succesilve terms, and If the President prnpoees. However, with Ughtnesa and numbness tn tbe failure, seeks readjustment, and * Lapbam of Rochester, N. Y. triotism are pictured In many GAS WATER HEATIHG IS BEST as usual, leave the nomination of come Irritated and Inflamed wnen bead." strives for methods of preventing forma. One pilot, after dropping all Patch. politicians don’t succeed In making a few exceptions, the court has fol- 10:18— John’a Other Wife. their Congresameh to the politicians the kidney elimination is over-load- Anawrer: Arterial bardenini refers failure In others. Education deals hla bombs, lands bis plane at the RADIO SHORT SHOTS that new merit law of ours look like lowed the trend far enough to per- ed with toxic material. Every lesson ot modem penology 10;30-Juat Plain BUI. to what la popularly called harden- with groups of Individuals who have hows that many American citizens entrance of the enemy’s under- and win demand no commitment two cents worth of lard In a paper mit taxing of branches of the gov- 10:46— The Woman in White. ernment which are not atrictly gov- There are three principal causes ing of tbe arteries and arterial hy- failed In adaptation, putting the have gained a wholesale contempt of ground airdrome to block It. When Meredith WtUaeo, NBC An automatic GAS water Aetter puts new memiiag krto Ofm from candldatea on this—or any of cyatlUa. These are chemical 11:00—David Harum. bag we'U be greatly mistaken. Un- ernmental. per-tension refers to high blood emphasis on Intellectual capacities. all laws, because they were treated Escaping anti-aircraft fire and other—Issue before voting for causes, bacterial causes, and me- 11:18—Boekatage Wife. West Coast music director, con- der such conditions It would conatl- pressure. Both may exist in the The emphaala In mental by^ene la aa criminals when arrested on motor fighting off pursuit planes, the So- For bdby>^ bxth, washing dothea, doing 'dialice and the —.IH- chanical causes. By a chemical on emotional development, because 11:30—^How To Be Charming. cocted "Rhapsody in Graan" tor a them. ExempUona Attacked same patient end commonly produce offenses or trivial municipal regula- viet bombers finally reach the ene- 11:46— "HeQe Peggy ”. tuts little more than a challenge to cause ia meant an IrrlUUon of the Improper development In this aspect 8L Patrick’s Day program, b* >««a tude o£ other household neceasitiea, it proridea an There would seem to be a very In several recent cases the fed- the ayraptom you mention. tions. my dty, destroy mlUtary objectives 12:00 Noon— "OetUng the Moat Out their Ingenuity. bladder lining due to chemical sub- leads to failures In later adaptation. no idea that it would soon b* a pop- slender poaalbUity of any Congres- eral Internal revenue bureau has at- —Qimmisaloner P. W. Foots of and blow up a dam, releasing wa- ^ o^lJfe"-Rev. WlUlam L. Stldger. •upply of hot water. Day in and dey out you hne« nu*. Put not too much faith in gadg- tacked some of the exemptions Btancea. Such Irritation may be pro- With the development of compul- PenntylvaMa motor police. ters that flood tha foe’s under- ulor song. The Erin solute has sional action on tax exemptions at (Bar Wax) ets, ladles and gentlemen of the claimed by state offieiols. The duced by exeeaalve Indulgence m sory education certain problems ground headquarters. All this 12:16—Noontime Varletlea. free hot water, ready whenever you want k and need k. In». Question; Minnie T. Inquires: have arisen for the child, tbe educa- been remodeled into a new tune this session—or for a long while. revenue bureau has prosecuted an .tobolic beverages, oy the use of ’'What 1a the beat way to remove There are more ways to destroy a smashes open tbe way for more 12:30—Rayonoiltlee. cMled. “Oh (taitle Isle.” WlUaon’a Merit Association. You can do Income tax claim against salariea tor and the psychlatrlat who 1a Every political machine, natlonaj, highly spiced foods, and by the use ear wax from the ear? I have been navy now than ever before tn his- Red army planes and the Red land 12:46—’’Slngln’ Sam". §6l§ctioQg ot tb§ t*Q znoft b*lov*d P«tid teat* conducted by M. I. T. reeeerch experte here proven lot more for the defeat of the rotten of officials of the Port of New York working with children. Dr. Cunning- tory. state and municipal, will be opposed onions and garlic which contain ir- using a toothpick but my youngster legions to stream over enemy terri- 1:00—Newa and WMthar. •ongs of oU time, which ha has that autometic GAS water heating coete ieee. Take advmu^ spoils syatem by electing to the Authority with such vigor that 25 ham said. By the very nature of —Senator Royal S. Copeland. ritating substances which are elimi- tells me that they i-.ave taught him tory. 1:16—"Joyce Jordan, Olrl Interna ^ playing on hla M-G-M program, to It. Practically every- owner of a tatea have intervened In an appeal nated by way of the bladder. educational procedures, complete 1:30—Marjorie Milio. of thu modem method, the present low pricec md easy tamM. key offices men or woman who will to the Supreme Court. at school that this ia the Wrong have been recognised by muMe pub- great fortune will be against It— Ba,.terial tnvaelon which Is so Individualization In the classroom 3:00—Federal Theater of tha Air__ not stand for It And If you don’t Just who would be hurt most by thing to do, lest I Injure the ear Is Impossible. On the other hand, ushers for new iaaiua at tbs imm- there are few oi these who do not commonly aaapclated with bladder Hall of Fame. bero. find that kind standing around with decision permitting the federal drum." the Intellectual capacltlca o f chil- 3:30—Brevity Matinee. have great sums Invested tn untax- mvernment to tax the states and trouble may leacl; the bladder aa an Answer: When car wax has ac- dren vary greatly, yet they are com- Harold Uoyd, tb* popular sen _ grins on their faces, seeking oppor- extension from some other part of 3:66—It’s Fun To Kaep House. comedian. Is ready to dtv* Into the able securities. And the great ma- tl» atates to tax the federal govern- cumulated and formed a hardened pelled to meet certain average edu- 3:00—Pepper Young’s Family. tunity to crash the offices, go dig ment la anybody’s guess. In the the body. The fluid ordinarily held cational requirements. When tbe ethereal pool os soon aa ha BviAu > jority of Income tax payers, those plug, It If beat removed by first 8:18— M s Perklna. suitable scripL them up. There are plenty o f them. Port o f New York case the federal in the bladder la sterile r however, limitations of the Individual pre- syringing with warm olive oil and 3:30—Vic and Bade. E. E. ^ v e , Rngllah oomlo, wtU who earn the salaries on which government contends that the port cyatltla may bring about an Inter- vent this, he la placed In the dilem- 3:46—"The Guiding Light". then having tbe Wax removed by a co-gueator with Mrs. Martin John- they pay by ths process of ths dally authority la building tunnels and ference with the outflow of liquid, doctor who has the instruments and ma of having to do something he OPEN FREE TRIAL OFFER son on Al Jolaoa’a May 3 proxrnm. grind, can continue to bear their DISCRETION OF VALOR bridges so fast that the ferry busi- and this liquid which la kept In the the skill to taka out the wax with- cannot acoompllah, and emotional ness la being destroyed. That la bladder for too long may undergo disturbance follows. When the. H o U y , ^ burden unrelieved by the contribu- No one baa aald, with any au- wiping out a source of revenue for out Injuring Uu. ear drum The habit BTom folda tor eight weeks Wii« decompoaitkm, thus favoring bac- of "picking at" tha ear canois with The need for parents to reeiynlM tions of the presently exempt. the federal government and It la terial activity. T O N IG H T summer, Frances Longford, tbs thoritatlvenesa, that the reason toothpicks, nalr pint, ate., ii an un< these objectives, methods and em- Yfr»e b a ganamna offer that permito you to tt y ___ claiming a right to tax the port au- phases In both education and mtn- hoWi 00* vocalist, wlU tour tbe The national battle against re- why tbe Naal Bund’s special train The moat Important mechanical desirable one to form. Youi ehlid W DRC country in voudeviUe. thority In lieu of |_ eauaea o f cyrstlUa are prolapsus and tsl hygiene la becoming continually til 9 p. m. **«*frg in your home for 60 days without installatioa form of tax exemptions la easily from New York city to Whlto has been correcUy advised tbat un- 228 Hartford, Uoxx. U M Hearn, batter known aa Yet out wMt the federal govam In man, prostatlc enlargamant. In greater, U>e doctor stated. Many comparable to the situation In any mant owns forest land and public skilled removal of wax may result Bchlepperraan" on tha Jock Banny Plains on Sunday was to heavily prolapaua. Oia pressure axerted by of the concepts of parents about ed- Taetn i Daylight Saving Time oc oWigntion. Learn why you abonld hava ffia domain occupying half the stm of In rupturing ths aar drum. Remem- how, has been out on a personal American town or city If It were guarded by New York poUce upon the aagglag organs may be sufficient ucation influence materially the oms sUteo. If the aUtea attempt- ber the oUi rule, "Never eUcy any- chlld’e progress in aehool. both In appearance tour. Hla trip, how- •e®fr*»oe of automatic GAS water haathw. proposed to do away with the tax departure from tbe Grand Central to eauM a mechanical IrrlUtlon of ed to tax those holdings the squawk thing in the ear smaller than your the sense of academic attainment Tnesday, ApeU 26 e w . has boon eonflnad to Waat exempUona now granted to proper-1 and carried a large number of of federal administrators wrould echo the bladder. Proatatie anlargement elbow." p. m- Coast towns. acta by causing preaeure In such a end of social a^ptation. Many ty owned by rellgloua, charitable among the mountain peaks for gon- of these parental attitudes toward -Highway* to Haolth. * .Motion picture atudioa ore again copa on tha trip, while armed detec- wrmy aa to interfere with the free and near-religious and near-ebari- entlono. In osrly day the states (Bronchltla or .\otluaa) education Increase the duneultlcs -Romance in R h ^ m dickering for tbe firm rights to the tlvea stood on Harlem roofs along voiding o f the bladder. urgsd that argument—end ths fed- Question: Dee. G. wants to know: of the educator and the paynhlatrlst -Those Htropy GUmani.. ^pulor One Man’s Family ibow. table inaUtutloDs. What a furore eral howisn won out Open every Tuesday and Tburaday eveninff see yo ur mast e r pl u mbe r or the open raUroed right o f way, waa Tbe eymptoma at cyatltla vary "W hat is di'ot.chitia, also brdnelUal In helping tbe child to , attain the Tent (Suestiona Before the Plana to maka a movla ot tM radio' that would stir up! And yet a thou- a widely circulated rumor that the with dlflerant caoes and it la posal- objective of satlafaetbry social •erlal loot fan faU thraugh at that To Tex Or Not To Tex asthma? One doctor saye 1 have the *‘ mo. aand injustices are done through bla tor a chronic, mild inflammation adaptation, as well as Ineraaslng until 9 p. ra. Other evenings by appointment. 6:00—Ad Liner—Donee Program. train waa to be machine-gunned or Of 40u n s it all „row s out o f tha first; anothar doctor says the see- tbe apeclaj prtvUegt of non-toxatlon to axlat for aeme time withou'. caus- ond.” the chUd’a difficulties. Parents 5:30—Let’s Pretend. Connia BoawMI, beard on th* M- bombed; but one may guess. desperate hunt of the federal gov- ing any noUceable dUUaea. In some Oosed Wednewlays at 12. noon. othei layx, 6:(K)— News Service. O-M ••Good N*wo" program ter a enjoyad by ommtleoa such organiza- Answer: Bronchltia refen to an who make educational demands on Something greatly out of the or- ernment for tax revenue. The states, of tbe acute cases, the aymptoma their children In excess of the let- • :lli—Hartford PubUc School Series numby

Joseph Emmons is in charge of a BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN« TUESDAY, APRIL *8 ,19S§ P age nine: ITALY AND JAPAN force of men now working for the Eighth School and UtUltles District GIBBONS ASSEMBLY M. C. At Bazaar First clearing, away brush on land recent- COLE NAMED HEAD UNION IGNORES ly purchased by the district and al- OBITUARY RIFLE CHAMPS GET VIOUTED PACTS so on land owned by the district in INSTALL fR ID A Y the vicinity of the "tin bridge" To Hire Fred Allen OF AUTO BUREAU which la to be used .as the location c DEATHS WORKERS’ PLAN BY AAARION NTHITE mOPHY SATURDAY for the new filtration plant that is Bfm. Loella Q. fiUttraws C apH tK HMb NEA Swvhi^ lac. to be built by the district. All of the Harry McGowan, who is acting as«wbUe the better known acts’ were Hoose Conmittee Told By Mm. Luelk. Gatdner Mathews, ssss;' plans for the .filtration plant have State President To Be In masUr of ceremonies for the bazaar [ presented so they could go back to being given this week In the State 1 other shows. Divisioii Of Chamber Of widow of Henry Mathews, who died t h ese OAST OF CHARAOTER8 NEVER BEFORE LO W PRICES not been completed, but work is pro- Says Ford Brotherhood Pro- It's SO unworthy of tbs OlUrasi I gressing and It will be started in a Armory by the Red Men and G. On that night In February. 1913, yesterday formerly lived here with JOYCE MILNER, herotae; she Legioii Shooters To Be Re- State Department H at Charge Of Ceremonies At expected her to be Cleopatra, or short time In the hope of having the Garibaldi societies. Is an old show { "Johnnie" Sullivan was ready for her daughter, Mra. Raymond C. took an Easter Otulae. Commerce Meets To Com- the Empress of mil the Russians. plant completed and in use before man and claims the distinction of the call but Mr. McGowan having Comins, now of Sunset Ridge, East poses Too Low An Annual DICK HAMILTON, hero; he Protests Were Made. fall. being the first to pa> Fred Allen, as agreedig ------with the better------known------actora- Hartford, Jusi over the Manchester foroped lato the berolae. Something In which she coutd do warded At Charter OakI The Conntry Cinb. he Is known on the radio, his first | of the day to get their acts through plete Organization. line. Bom Dennisport, Maas., she ^ I80B E L PORTER, traveler; elle credit to her diamonds and hsr money as a professional actor. Wages; Other Restrictions^ figure.” I The S t James's school baseball did not introduce Sullivan until the lived for many yearn tn WiUlmanttc •ought a mate. To bear out this statement he baa "From the trouble she has with League Banquet. Waabington, April 26— (AP) — I team will held a practice session to- fourteenth number. He followed and waa a member of the Fira Con- Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La- a program of a show given by the Frank Bush, billed as the "King of gregational church and of the Wo- the old man,” Dick added, ”I *ni« State Department Implied to night at 6 o'clock. Ail ooys who St. Alphonsus Association of Rox- W. A. Cjole, who handles the local Yesterday: Isobel haa her let- tried out for the tea j at the last dles o f Columbus, will hold its an- Story Tellers." agency for Pontiac, was elected men's Relief Corps o f Unt ci .y. The Detroit, April 28— (AP) — Thi lown when the myeterioua Mr. wouldn't have been surprised to the House Forelpi Atfslra commit- bury. Mass., on February 4, 1913 on Bush was "good", Mr. McGowan see-hSri’jiparrylng the hatchet of The annual meeting and banquet session are expected to be present, nual installation o f officen, Friday chairman V the recently organized .funeral will take p la c tomorrow at proposal of the Ford Motor Com- Gregory la arrested for emheazto- tee today that it believed Italy and what was known as a Ladles’ Night says, in those days and It was a Carrie Nation. But you’re tight; o f the Charter Oal: Rifle League WARD evening. May 8, at the Manchester 2:30 p. m. at the Lincoln A Pottef as definite teams will be formed to- program. As chairman of the enter- Automotive Trades Bureau ot the pany eatabllsh a 31,500 mlnlmuj at with plenty ot time to let hit Japan had violated international Country club. Dinner will be served tough spot to put the new performer she’s certainly gone back to the will bo held at the Newington Le- night. tainment committee on that occa- Chamber of Commerce at a meet- chapel on 'Tiurch street. Rev. Wat- annual wage found little sympati treaties in operations against at 6:30 and will be followed by an In. but he was introduced os son Woodruff of the Lqnter Congre- simple life ton l^ . Not a carat In gion home Saturday at which time sions Mr. McGowan secured differ- ing last nls .t in the Chamber head- today In United Automobile W o/ chapter xvm sight!" Bthlopla and C3iina. entertainment. "Johnnie Sullivan, almost a juggler" gational cbiircL of Manchester win the gold plated League trophy will Chairman McReynolds (D., There will ta a test passing period ent acts from the John J. Quigley and dressed In a black tight fitting quartern at the H otel Sheridan. em of America quarters. BIrhJ ’ •ocial climax o f the cruise The Installation ceremony wdll be conduct the service and ourial wui ‘. « e Fancy Dress Ball the fol- be awarded to the Manchester team. Tenn.). read to the committee a let- for the members of the American Theatrical Agency, Boston, a well suit and a "plug" hat SulUvan T. Frankenstcen, assistant prclMenl They went In sad joined the In addition to the awarding of the In charge of Miss Mae Conklin of known agency. be In Tantlc cemetery, Norwich. lowing evening, No passenger, no ter from Sumner Welles, acting: sec- Legion Boy Scouts who are ready to walked out and did his juggling act of the UAW, a CIO afflUate, said hli crowd Dancing around the floor, trophy to thi 'Manchester Legion New York aty, sUte president. The There were 15 acta booked for union would not accept "ao low an matter how conservative, was Im- retary of state, which cited previous be reviewed, at the scoutmaster's and carried on bis line of patter. _ Joyce caught sight of several ship’s committee In charge of arrange-the night and “Johnnie" Sullivan, Earl O. Lathrop annual wage." mune to the excitement of It Few team medal# will be awarded to | departmental expressions of Its house tomorrow night at 7 o'clock. In going through some of his old officers atandVig out on deck and ments is Mrs, Edward J. Murphy, which is the correct name for Fred Yesterday Harry H. Bennett, per- 6f tfiem however, were prepared to various members of the League. views on the obserx'ancc of Interna- papers recently Mr. McGowan ran Earl C. Latlirop, brother of Mrs. observing them through the win Canfield o f Wethersfield will be tional obligations. chairman: Mrs. A. W. Gates, Mrs. Allen, wa,s given the third spot on sonnel director of thb Ford com- the extent of having brought their I The regular drill of the Howltscr across two programs of February 4 John W. Holden of Washington dow. Dr. Gray waa there, with Mr. given a gold plated medal for hav- The letter was in response to a Walter Buckley, Mrs. Thomas Mori- the program. However, the enter- pany, received the proposal witli own costumes. WEEK company will not be held tonight 1913. One of these he mailed to street, and Raymond Lathrop ot Jones, the chlM officer, both laugh- request for the department’s opinion arty, Mrs. William Taylor, Mrs. tainers that appeared on the pro- little enthusiasm. “But I haven’t a thing to wearl" ing shot the highest annual (Kore tn due to the bazaar now going on in Sullivan, or Allen, and the other he East Center street, died yesterday ing their teeth loose. No wonder the League during the season. Ster- o f a resolution by Representative Peter Fagan, Mrs. Cain Mahoney. gram that night were mostly all en- has kept. He now has a letter re- In Its proposal the Ford Brother- Joyce protested to Dr. Gray, “and the armory. at Johnson Memorial hospital,'Btat the doctor insisted that everybody ling silver medals will be awarded Scott (D., Calif. 1. which asks the Mrs. L. B. Keith, Mrs, John Allison, gaged for other appearances in the- ceived signed "Fred Allen" which hood. an independent union, had said I hate rented clothes." Mrs. Thomas Quinn. Mias Helen aters in and around Boston and as ford Springs of pneumonia. Mr. that In return for a minimum wage snould dress up; he waa having as to eight others, Manchester men be- President to specify what nations in was typed by Allen and signed In Lathrop had ht lived until tomorrow Never mind. Mra. Bates vylH fix W A RD W EEK SPECIAL Sato. recent years have violated treaties Harold Dwyer, who last month Thomas, Miss Mary Egan, Mias Sullivan was making his first ap- quarantee its members would buy a you up with something. Why a much fun aa a lO-ysar-old boy at a —r awarded five of these. In the his sUge name, all of the words be- would have been S3 yearn old. He circus. Captain Boyer passed by on to which they and the United States purchased the building on Main Mary Fraher, Miss Dorothea pearance and was to be paid $3 for ing spelled In small letters, making new car from the company every Smung girl like you can't stay-out fier o f their standing the sliver Sllvonla Frltach. was the son of the late Mr. and Mra. two years. bis way to the bridge, but he did itf* " are aignatoriee. street near Hilliard street for carry- his part in the show Instead of put- no attempt to spell any of the of a Fancy Dress Ball!” medals will be awarded to New- Sttl01 59e PRINTS W’elles said: ing on his furniture business, has Tierney Assembly of Hartford ting him on In the third place he James Latiirop of Tolland and waa Frankensteen today said: "I'm not going to dress up!” Dick not come In. His job would come comb, Manchester; Grazywlnskl, words with capital letters, in which a farmer b; occupation. H« leaves “Upon occasion during recent vacated the store in the Aaron and Victory Assembly of Rockville was allowed to sit in the wings he recalls the first appearance. "The U.A.W. would not accept sc declared emphatically. later, after midnight, when be must Bristol; Pentland, MIddletlela, the lowM t PrIcB Ev«r years when the government of the Johnson building on Chestnut street will unite with Gibbons Assembly In four other sistem and two brothem. low an annual wage. It la lower "Of course you are," the doctor lead the committee i>f judges to de- latter finishing In 26th position. I Tubfast Cotton 8c United States has believed that and Is now occupying his store in these exerclsea Plans are being They are John of Tolland, JusUn ot than the lowest accepted aa an ordered. "Tve got just the suit for cide the best ooatumaa and award Aubrey of East Hartford waa I in W ards Hlttory other nations which are parties to the new location. made for an interesting program Rock^Ile; Mrs. William hannon American standard of living. The you, down in my cabin. You come primes. awarded a silver meda) for paving Tubfast percale prims on Thinga., Joyce's selection was "The dark or white grounds. Big international treaties to which it is and a large attendance is expected. Princess of the Morning,” an ap- and Mrs. Fri v. Hoffman of East joker about workers having to buy along with me." •x, They had gohe around tbe floor made the best showing and the fol- Itself a party have failed or were Nathan Hale Boys Band will meet twice when she was conscious of a F r o c k s values. Tubfast. 3t“. EDUCATION BOARD pealing musical reading In which Hartford and Mrs. Michael Norris cars further lowers their income. Their protests were of no avail. lowing Manchester men were given falling to comply witli the commit- for practice Wednesday night at 7 How could a man with a family buy iik she was accompanied on the piano of Mlddletoim. They would go to tb i ball, and they gradual loosening around her waist- medals for high scores as follows: re ments arising under such treaties, o'clo^ and also on Thursday night. Funeral services will be in charge a new car every other year on less line, a loosening vdilch slowly trans- SALE! by Emma Lou. Connie, the young- would be dressed up. Mrs. Bates Prone, Nev.’comb: altting. Dwlre; I this government has olflclally and On Thursday night the Junior BRITAIN TO INCREASE ot the W. P. Quiah Funeral Home than $30 a week?" lated itself Into's bulldness around S a le publicly so stated. Lodge will meet at 6 o’clock. VOTES PAY RISES er o f the trio, kept the audience was waiting outside of Joyce’s kneeling, Donze; off-hfind. Madden. laughing with her rendition of of this town, prayers at the home m Bennett's reaction was expressed cabin. the knees and a lengthening of 8 5 c R a y o n *Tn the summer and early autumn In the question: "W ho is going to Three women will also receive I "Sister's Fellah." The final num- Tolland at 9:30 Thursday morning skirts. She looked down In sudden U N D IE § o f 1935 when It appeared probable The Nutmeg Camera club will INCOME TAX TO HELP "The doctor said you wanted a starling silver medals, Miss Chodan A Ward Wtek Saving on Rinj4less ber by the sisters was the song, will be followed by a service at St. guarantee the company an annual alarm. that an invasion of Ethiopia by meet at the home of Dr. T. C. market?” costume, miss,” she offered cheer- o f East Hartford, 1938 state wo- fins percaltt or cotton "Beautiful Dreamer," with Mrs. C Bemard’a church, Rockville at 10:30. fully. "Dick,” she whispered, “Steer me man’e galle y champion; T. Grove Italian forces might occur, the gov- Tiffany, 60 Scarborough road, Fri- Mostly Affects Lower Brack- Further Conferences over toward the door, will youT sheen I Prints I Dots I Tit- day evening at 8 o'clock to select PAY COSTS OF ARMING H. Norris at the piano. Burial will be In SL Bernard’s ceme- "The doctor said I had to have a o f Hartfor-i end C. HartI, also of ernment of the United States took W. A. Ool« Conferences were to be resumed Priscilla's losing her bustle.” lorsd or dressy types, msny Chiffons prints for the club's annual exhibi- Mrs. Pickles praised the efforts tery. ooetume," Joyce corrected with a Hartford. occasion to remind both the lUllan today in efforts to settle the U.A.W. "What? No safety plnsT” He and Ethiopian governments of the tion to be held in the Mary Cheney ets; Approve 150 Con- o f the secretary, Mrs. Wood, who smile. All officlala of the State Rifle and with boltro effsets, or slide Bsck to 25c after ths sale I (Omttiraed from I'age One) Ernest Banflj’ was elected treasur- strikes In eight plants of the Bobo grasped her more firmly about the Full cut panties or britfSe provisions of the Pact of Paris Library the week of May 9-14. had contacted and corresponded Mm. Bates nodded brightly. "I’ll Revolver Assorlatloq will be guests fastsnersl 14-52. er and the fol'owtng were named to Aluminum & Brass Corp. here. Two waist In an endeavor to hold the Tailored or lacy. Woman’s. (Kellogg-Briand pact) and the ob- with charter members and past FUNERALS fix you up right smart. The doctor and the apeakera will be J. R, Lent He estimated the higher Income, tracts; Petition Plied Late presidents living at a distance. In the executive committee: Bert Gib- plants of the Gar Wood Industries, costume together, oa he guided their Lhnlt 4 to a enitomer, iC ligations existing thereunder. Manchester Green’s baseball team son, Maurice Moriarty, James Gor- Inc., closed yesterday when about has a Pilgrim costume for. the o f Mlddlefleld, president o f the will practice tomorrow night at 6 tea and oil taxes would produce re the effort to have them attend the Mrs. Grace. May Moore step# slowly but surely toward the Treaty Violated man, Olln Gerick and Ray Paris. 500 workem began a alt down. young man—a-John Alden outfit Association and E. E. Cook, secre- W ARD W EEK SPECIAL o'clock at Jarvis Grove. specUvely 22,250,000 pounds, 5 000- birthday party, or write a letter If The funeral of Mm. Grace May door. "The statement issued by the sec- 000 pounds and 2.750,000 pounds ad- The Bureau has a charter mem- The workem evacuated the plants you Americans call u. How would tary. George Armstead of the Solal Man's Slight salary Increases for some unable to do so. She salj they Moore waa held this afternoon from "I'll be waiting here for you," he n MM\ retary of state on October 9, 1937, ditional revenue, a total of 30,000 - bership of about fort> and it Is ex- a few hours after the strike began, you Uke to go along os Priscilla?" Courant and Qlfford Knight of the to the effect that "The government £The regular meeting of Ward Che were very happy to hear from the the home of her parents on Vernon "Well, since I must dress up, I promised, as she hurried off, clutch- Pio n a ar 000 pounds (3150.000,000). This teachers were voted by the Board of first president, Mrs. Norma Plumb pected that fifty or sixty of the upon assurance, their representa- Hartford Times will also speak. L O W E S T P r i c e i n o f the United States has been forc- ney Camp, United Spanish War Vet avenue, Rockville, with the Rev. tives asserted, that no effort would can't think of anything that would ing her petticoats securely about would ensure a balanced budget, If Education at a special meeting last o f TerryvlUe, with the assurance seventy persor.r eligible will join the The final standing In the Charter O v a ra lls ed to the conclusion that the action erans, will be held Thursday at 7:30 George S. Brookes officiating. The be made by the Wood management pleas# me better. John Alden and her. • Full Lungth in the state armory. Arrange- the eatimatea prove correct, with a night at which more than 150 in- that she would be present, and on orgaidzation, resumed to provide service, at 2 p. m., waa followed by Hurrying down the empty cor- Oak League, won by Manchester] W ard W e e k History! o f Japan in China x x x is contrary structora’ contracta for the 1938-39 to operate pending diacuaslons with Priscilla were practieaUy next-door waa aa follows; to the provisions of the nine power menM will be completed for the paper surplus of 352,000 pounds invitation of Mrs. Pickles she came a group in which those engaged In burial in the Grove HUl cemetery, ridor, the collided with a heavy • Kn»» Ft— (11,760,000). school term were approved. The to the front of the ball and related U.A.W. offlcem. The union attri- neighbors of mine." W. treaty of February 6, 1922, regard- 40th anniversary of the' camp at the autometive field can diacuaa and Rockville. Bearere were Earl buted the strike to a proposal for a So the stewardess vas off to some figure backing out of one of the L. ^ 84c this meeting and all members are Sir John announced there would action continues a program of briefly the circumstances which led Moore, William Moore, James Mor Manchester ..12 Kegultrly 55c/ Full fsih- ing principles and policies to be take action on mutual problems. 20 per cent wage cut. Company hidden recess In the linen closet staterooms. She recognized tbe Bsg. Me/ Fully Sanforised requested to be present. be supplementary estimates for de- equalization of teachers' salaries a small group of young mothers, row and William Morrov • o f Man Wethersfield ..11 Shirts Shrunk I 8 o t. blut denlnv followed by matters concerning representatives asserted the union adipose Hswallsn prlnoeSA and au- lonsd. first quality snd fense later in the year "of substan- that was begun three years ago, and whose responsibilities weighed heav- Chester, Raymond Freeblow of Rock' from whence she returned promptly Mlddlefield . China, and to those of the Kellogg- had refused to confer with the man- with a quaint gray costume, fresh- tomatically murmured a careleoa triple-stltchsd. Sites 30-42. dursbls I Knes length with A son, David, was bom at 10:30 tial amount which are not provided affects mostly those in the lower ily upon them to organize the club, vllle, and Howard Bowem o f Mans- C-pItol City Briand pact of August 27, 1928' is agement. apology. But Mrs. O’Hara’s eyes Isstex tope. New, bright this morning at the Manchester Me. for in the total expenditure." The salary brackets. so that they might work together field. ly laundered, voluminous with petti- E. Hartford Reduetd another instance." There was a brief aklrmlab at the coats, and a stiff, starched white were still unfriendly and accusing; mortal hospital to Mr. an<% Mrs. money for these appropriations wdll The total Increase In the salary and secure advice from speelallsta Bristol ...... Sola. Man's trldeecent colors. After hearing the letter read, the Item was announced as $7,415, but entrance to the Bohn Plant No. I shawl and bonnet. Within half an she stalked back to the lounge as from 98c committee voted unanimously to G. Albert Pearson of 156 ^School be borrowed. and authorities on child-training. N. Y. Stocks Newington . Low Pricad thjs also Includes allowance for an today when 60 policemen escorted hour, Joyce emerged os a demure If Indignant that she must walk the report the Scott resolution adverse- street. Mrs. Pearson is the former This expense includes provision Mrs, Plumb gave a number of In- Middletown . additional teacher in the High 15 employes Into the factory Pilgrim maid, lacking only her pmy same corridors with other mortala 14 Work Shirts ly to the House and recommend that Miss Beatrice Johnson, daughter of for new battleships to be built teresting experiences and reminis- Adams Exp V They’ve got everything “It SoU 'K obb PrBB' school faculty, as It Is expected that cences of the club In Its early days through a picket line of 400 persons. arbook and spinning wheel. "The devil with her,” Joyce it be tabled. . Mr. and Mrs. 8 . Emil Johnson of above the IlmlU of the 1936 London Air Rediic .. The picket leadem made no at- thought Ughtly. ”I wonder if she takes"! STYLE—newsst pet- Johnson Terrace. Mr. Pearson is the enrollment will be Increased and the friendly, enjoyable meetings Alaska Jun . Local Stocks "Mind the petticoats," Mrs. Bates Welles said it Bad been assumed naval treaty and also for the pos- considerably next September. The tompt to prevent the entrance of still thinks I’m out to lure that gar- tsrns tn 3 smart collar stylss that the Scott resolution was not musical director In the Manchester at the homes of the members, with Allegheny cautioned. "They're only on MERGER OF METHODISTS Yoluu sible purchase of warplanes in the estimated high school enrollment la most of the workem. whom they draw-string. . . ," denia-scented hoptoad of a bus- . . . QUALITY—tolly prs- J5e 19® intended to Include failure of other High school. occasional trips to nearby towns Allied Chem United States and Canada. over 1400 stiidcnt.s. Furnished by Eddy Brothem A Co. Identified as foremen and office em- band. , . shrunk; fast eolorsi Regularly 40c I Husky—evsa governments to maintain payments like Wapping, when the husbands Am Can Up In front of the pumer’s offlee, at this thrift pries I Tough The chancellor said secrecy in the Because of possible reductions in 83 Lewis Street ployes. The skirmish occurred when Five minutes latsr, securely tied Pure silk chlllon hoiel of money to the ITnited States under Town Clerk Samuel J. Turking- would be guests at a chicken din- Am Rad St S . . . Hartford, Conn. she met a young man whose cos- FACING DIFHCETIES cotton rr purchases of (oodstocks was neces- other items, however, the budget for ner and general good time to fol- they attempted to stop two v.-omen. and adjusted, she rejoined Dick. Cotton feet tor weer. manj' existing agreements. But he lon announced today that his office sary to prevent "prices being raised .Am Smelt ...... William R. Martin There was much pushing and tug- tume, even to the high-crowned hat Limit 4 to a enatomer. will be open Thursday night until 9 education is expected to remain low. and the buckle-boots, proclaimed "H ow about a UtUe intormla- added, without naming them, that through knowledge that the gov- Am Tel and Tel Local Representative ging as the police forced a path 8 9 c Lon g w ear Sheets 6 8 c about the same as the tlgurc for this Among th other charter members him a fitting companion to her own alon?” he suggeeted. "I aaked Dr. Laymen Warn If Union Is Fa- 18 nations are in default or in ar- p. m. and Saturday afternoon to 5 p. ernment was coming into the Am Tob B ...... 1:00 p. m. Quotations through the picket line but no blows rears on such payments. m. In order to care ^or the appli- .year, $358,241. Superintendent of and past presidents who were pres- sedate etate, but whose bright blue Gray and the chief officer to join vored 50,000 Sonthemers Rag. 37e market." Am Wat Wka .. Inanrance Stocks were struck. us on the Lido deck for a bottle of On the Senate side of the capitol cants for dog licenses who have so Schoola Arthur H. Illlng pointed out ent and made a few remarks were Anaconda ...... eyes danced with a happy abandon I He declined to diacloae the to the Board that local salary sche- Bid Asked champagne.” Will Break Away From The Wordolaum today. Senator Norris (Ind., Neb.), far failed to register their pets this Mrs. Fred (Carpenter, Mrs. Herbert Armour, III ...... which would have disbarred him In- 19c Fast'Color Cre to n n e yd. amount of stocks on hand or exactly dulca are still far below schedules Aetna Casualty...... 79 84 Church. tisuaUy an ardent administration year. New licenses must be ob- B. House, Mrs. Ray H. Plllabury. Atchison ...... stantly from the stately ranks of They found the two men waiting how long it was estimated they of towns of similar size in the state. Aetna Fire ...... 4 1 4 4 3 4 supporter, said he would vote tained by May , and, with only 450 Mrs, William Li'IIon, Mrs. George H. Aviation Corp .. Aetna Life ...... / 22 24 the old Puritan elders. for them, and Mr. Jonee’ face was would last. The adjustments being made in the HARTTORD IS SELECTED still convulsed in a spasm o f laugh- against President Roosevelt's naval licenses already issued, there are ap- Wilcox. .Mrs, Julian Cary, Mrs. J E. Baldwin. < 7T ___ Automobile ...... 254 274 "So, my lovely Priscilla!” he Birmingham Ala., AprU 26. — 1 10c Can n o n To w els Sq.Yd. expansion blit. proximately 1,000 dogs still to be But the announcement indicated wage scale are necessary, it la felt, Elliott, Mrs. t, A. Good.ich. Mrs. ter. (h P )—Another schlem In MethoO- to prevent the loss of faculty mem- Balt and Ohio .. Conn. General ...... 23 25 beamed. "Think not that I come tagged here, Mr. Turkington said. the scale n which Britain is pre- Chester Robinson, while letters re- Bendix ...... FOR REUGIOUS PARLEY 'It’a unkind,” Joyce accused them lem was seen by antl-uniflcatlonleta paring agaiiisi war. bers through issuance of more at- Hartford Fire ...... 6 7 4 6 9 4 to speak of our CAptaIn Miles Ssnsallonal bargain I Baty Last year there was a rush at the Beth Steel Standish this marry evening!" good-naturedly, “insisting that we tractive offers from other places. gretting Inability to be present and Hartford Steam Boiler 49 53 today as a possible conaequence It to lay I Stainproof—easy to end of the period of grace, and ap- Sir John discloaed that the gov- Beth Steel 7 pf . National F i r e ...... 534 55^ dress up and make fools of our- In figures Mr. Illing has compiled wishing the club continued success She laughed. "You look aa If the Souther,' Methodist church votes 9 8 c C hild re n's Shoes clean I . . . 6 and 9 ft, widtl plicants were waiting in line to reg- ernment broke through red tape and were read, from Mrs. Walter Scott, Borden ...... Phoenix ...... 714 73 ^ Expect 35,000 Delegates From you could speak for yourself John! selyes just to give you a good laugh In quadrennial conference to merge ABOUT TOWN ister their pets. This spring it Is did not even apply to Parliament on the question, it is revealed that I wouldn’t be at all surprised If It nineteen towns of size similar to Mrs. Robert Purlnton. Mrs. J. M, Can Pac ...... Travelers ...... 405 425 All Over U. S. To Attend with the Methodist Epiecopal desired to forestall such a rush. for "statutory authority ’ to pur- Miller, Mrs. Agnes Heebnei Bunker, Case (J. I.) .... Public UttUMes Together they went up to the was you, Mr. Jones, who mads a (North) and Methodist Frotestant C«rtiR«d Girls Friendly society candidates chase the supplies. He added that Manchester pay a higher average The Catholic Conference. Hawaiian princess out ot Mra Sole^ 2 5 c A prons wrlll meet tomorrow afternoon at 4 wh(‘ .sent a beautiful anniversary Cerro De Pas . . Conn. Lt. and Pow. . . 48 62 lounge, all cleai^ now for furniture branchea. Legislation authorizing the pui- salary to elementary teachers: O’Hara.” Limit 4 to a customer. Kaliomin* o d o c k at St. Mary's parish house eleven pay a higher average to male card: Mrs. Raymond Webster, Mm. Che* and Ohio .. Conn. Pow...... 424 444 and rugs, with the hardwood floor Gathering for a mane meeting to- instead of Friday afternoon. chaaes and making supplementary Ward Duff. Mrs. Herbert 8 Hutt. Chrysler ...... Htfd. Elec. L t ...... 63 55 Hartford, April 26.— (A P ) — waxed and polished for the danc' He bent over again, holding his night—two days before convening 18o mgm ST. BRIDGET'S GUILD high school teachers, and fifteen pay sides, and shrieked. approprlatlonf for them would be a higher average to women high -Mrs, Pickle, who Is retiring after Col Carbon ...... Illuminating Sha. . . . 4 8 4 804 Hartford diocese and the city will be Ing. of the general confarence Thursday Introduced hortly. Col Gas and El . New Britain Gas .... 24 27 'We're not guilty ot th a t” the 24c Due to a mistake in copying school teachers, with only a very serving the club two years aa Its host to what la described as the They wandered through a vague —anti-union laymen studied plana W omen's and M isses' A n k le ts i Ojml Inv Tr ... So. New Eng. Tel. Co. 129 134 doctor assured her. "It's her own c Stku hambiirg or sausage meat was ad- PUNS FOR COMMUNION Budget FIgurm few paying lower averages in any of president, S'lOke of the splendid co- biggest rellgioua convention ever wonderland of familiar faces. Not for a legal attack on unlllcaUon. Limit 6 to a customer. Coml Solv ...... Western Mass...... 25 27 held In the state next fall when costume, Tm told. She spent last vertlsed in Hale's Health Market I Sir John's budget figure ol 944,- the three classifications. operation of tne members, ot their only here in the lounge, but all Commliteemen for the laymen's Cut from 00c for Ward iMt night at 2 lbs. I9e. whereas the 398.000 pounds for the fiscal year Mr. Illlng expects to mall con- Cons Edison .... Industrials thousands of delegates, both clergy- over the ship, atrange creatures winter In Honolulu, and she wants W eek I Choice of colore* wlllingnesa to do whatever they are Cons on ...... Acme Wire ...... 20 men and laymen, gather here for a everybody to know It” orgaidsatlon for preservation of the price should have been 19c per Will Sponsor Breakfast Meet- (beginning April l) did not Include teachers this week in asked, whether it Is to seA e on the 23 popped Into sight. Ghosts and Southern Methodist Church assert- 10c M en's Fa ncy Socks Won't rub off, crack or ptaL 1 Ctont C a n ...... Am. H ardw are...... 21 23 four-day mission. "Heaven forbid,” Jones gaspsd, ^ un d. However, Hale's sold It to- ing .After Service In Honor 90.000.000 poi nds ($450,000,000 bor- Y . f. situation | hostesa committee or on standing skeletons roamed the deserted decks ed that. If the southern branch vot- Limit 6 to a customer. 8 c day at the advertised price to tho.se niwed money already appropriated for the next school year may be Corn Prod ...... Arrow H and H, Com. 284 3 0 4 The conference, an annual one. and booed at young couples who between chuckles, "that she spend Of Mother’s Day On May H. committees, and o( the friendly Douglas Aircraft Billings and Spencer. 3 4 waa held last year In S t Louis, Mo., ed for the merger, virtually a fore- who were Insistent in the matter. for rcarm-ment. known before the current term *\ dared to seek a moment’s romantic some other winter In Ball!” -spirit whlrh prevails. She believed Du Pont ...:___ Bristol B ra ss...... 30 with 35,000 delegates attending the gone conclusion, ”50,000 Southern | 10-quart Thus whiU the year’s total na closes. At pre.scnt. very few changes 33 privacy: fierce red devils slipped In 9 5 c " B " Battery (45 volt) 6 9 c St. Brldget'a Guild will sponsor the Growth of the club to lu pres- Eastman Kodak Colt’s Pat. Firearms . 49 52 various sessions, and the Rev. James Methodists” might leave the body. p e Sons of Legion Rifle team tional defense expenditure wti. be are expected in the faculty for next and out of staterooms; Napoleons They sat at a quiet UUe for PAIL w ll pracUce tonight In the Pearl the aecond annual communion break- year. ent membersMp o f 170 was largely Elec Auto Lite .... Eagle Lock ...... 14 16 P. Timmins, rector of St. Bridget’s The Episcopal branch of the j faat for all the women of the par- 340.250.000 pounds i31716.k50,l)00), and Joo«phines, Pterrettea and Pier astern, enjoying the oooi night church was split into North snd street range. sUrfing at 7 o'clock The Board also received a petition due to thU quality, and hoped for (3en Elec ...... Fafnlr Bearings...... 78 88 church, Manchester, a member of l.sh, on .Sunday, May 8, In honor of the amount Included In the budget the same Icyal cooperation and sup- Gen Foods ...... Gray Tel Pay Station . 3 4 the local committee planning the nta, farmem and farmerettes josU breeze, and listened to the ehlsC of- South dlTisioni In 1844 by a sharp Is only 253,250.000 pounds ($1,286 protesting the holding of a civil ser- 44 ad each other on the dance floor. A Karl Keller today purchased from Mother's day. The women will at- port for her successor. Mrs. Edward Gen Motom ...... Hart and Cooley .... 170 190 program, said today he would not ficer's exaggeratod aeeounts of dispute on slavery. Eqrlier, in 1828, A .C . M an tel Ra dio 1 0 ^ ^ 15c 250,000). vice examination to fill the post of •mall, mild Pop-Eye, badly In need the Manchester Building and Loan tend the 8 o'clock matui and receive O'Malley, and her slate of offlcem. Gillette ...... Hendey Mach. B...... 64 be surprised If the toUl number of othsr FAncy Dross Balls and other the Proteatant denomination was | school engineer, made vacant by 8V4 o f bis spinach, danced with a tall, Don't raits thit low Ward ^ socla tion the two family houar Holy Communion, Breakfast will be The nation concentrated much Mrs. Sherwood G. Bowem, chair- Hudson Motors . , . Landers, Frary A Clk. 24 26 delegates to come to Hartford near- counterparts o f Mra. O'Hara. formad from members dlaagreting the recent death of Arvid Gustafson dominating OUrs Oyl while his rov located on the nnrtli side of Wood- eerved Immediately afterward by a more attentlor on the chancellor’s man of the hostesa committee waa Int Harv ...... New Brit. Mch., Com. 174 194 ly equals that attendance. Echoes of ths music and gmyety with the Lpieeopal form of church $ 2 4 .9 5 Stu dio Co uch X 9 ^ ^ Wask pries I Oalvanissd caterer. In the pariah hall of S t Mr. Illlng told the Board that he re-i ing aye approved the bathing beau- speech than on any statement ot assisted by the following members: Int N ic k ...... do., pfd...... 90 100 The purpose of the conference la drifted book to them, but Joyce did government. laak-proof snd rnst-rssistant. LoWBSt PrIcB bridge street opposite Starkweath- Bridget's church. foreign policy celved the petition after the exam -' ties. Every child who hod been per- er street known as 173.175 Wood- Mrs. Walter Balcb, Mra. Howard Int Tel and T e l ...... North and J u d d ...... 24 26 to promote the teaching of the not mlsa the dancing. The Northern and Protestant The principal speaker will be Dr. inations had been given applicants mitted to remain up for this gala In Wards bridge atreet. The property was Scrubwomen and porters wanted last Saturday morning. The Board Keeney, Mm. Walter Keeftey, Mm. Johns Manvllle...... Peck, Stow A WUcox 5 4 74 Christian doctrine and to demon- Mr. Jones waa relating an amus- branches already have voted for Jane A. Dargan. vice principal of the evening was a aUff but chattering $ 2 7 .9 5 Kerosene Ran g e 2i3 ^ ^ formerly part of the Judge H. O to know it they woulr have to pay voted acknowledgement of the pe- Russell Poet, Mrs. Millard Park, Kennecott ...... Russell Mfg. Co...... 25 29 strate the various kinds o f teach- ing Incident that had befallen one unification and a favorable vote at IS I Bulkeley High school of Hartford, a Scovill Mfg. Co...... 204 ing. There will be groups meet- caiarlle McCarthy, without the sub- History! Bowers estate. more for thel. taa or beer. Capital- tition and win Inform its aignera Mra. Harry Rylander, Mra. Charles Lehigh Val Rd .... 224 of the paseengers at a masquerade the Southern conference would I young woman whose interests have U gg and Myers B Stanley W ork s...... 35 ing to study and discuss practically duing Bergen Influence. CLOTHES ists were eager to know whether In- that It was received too late for ac- Young. Mrs. Louis Bunce, Mm. W. 37 some four or five 'cruises previous. make union llnaL j long been allied with mothers and Loew's ...... do.. pM...... 274 every phase of teaching, and dur- "Look, quickly, I dare you!” Dick PINS Mias Mary Chapman, who Is come and business profits taxes tion. W. Robertson. Mrs. G. B. Eggleston, 294 ’’You remember, doc, we b ^ this In AUar.ta, the legal committee I daughters. There will be others would be boosted. Mont W ard...... Torrlngton ...... 214 ing the four days, October 1-4, whispered as they came In for the Hardw oo d U n p ain te d C h a ir O l / C chairman of the town park board, I who will speak for the mothers and The examinations, taken by about Mm. Thomas Moriarty. Mra. E. B. 234 fellow wound round with eome sort of the laymen's organlsaUon an- a Pea. nice vel vet The House was jammed to hear Nosh Kelv ...... Veeder Root, new . . . 394 every available ball and auditorium dancing. "Over them, aeroaa the gave personal supervision yesterday ; the daughters of th parish. thirty candidates, for the position Hutchinson, Mrs. Clyde Beckwith, 414 o f fsathara on adtaealvo tape, and It nounced It would appeal a unifica- the closely guarded secrets ot the have been forwarded to the enrin- Nat BIsc ...... New York Banka belonging to Catholic organizations room.” Be# this big suite end to the grading that was being done I A large attendance is anticipated. Mrs. George H. Waddell. Mm. John took us all of two daya to dig him tion vote to the church judiciary I budget, which only the Cabinet Nat Cash Reg . . . Bank of New York .. 330 350 win be in use, aa well aa Buahnell Joyce looked. She aaw the Im- 2 5 c Foldin g C a m p Stool 1 9 c you’ll expect to pey et around the -Mary Cheney Llbraiw bv 1 TickeU for the breakfast may be ob- eering division of Yale University Allison, Mrs. William (Jarr, Mrs. out of his costume. I tell you, 'twas oouncU and then to d v il courts. Ost your supply during Ward 88 knew before Simon arose to speak. and the local Board will Uke action Nat D airy...... Bankem Trust ...... 45 47 Memorial and Hotel Bond, which perious Mm. O’Hara coyly bedecked men in the employ of the park’ de- ! tained from members of the Guild Robert J. Smith, Mm. Leon Thorp. will be the conference headquar- as if the man had been tarred and Commenting on the poaelble j WtskI Hurryl They’ll b* a leait $651 Big dsven- partment. : Sir John rnnounoed new measures on the matter when the gradings Nat DlstlU ...... Central Hanover .... 87 91 in the grasay trinmlnga of a Hula j or by applying to the ticket chalr- The committee serveo In th' Rob- ters. Forty claasrooms will be In feathered— ” break-sway of 80,000 church mem- tsllout at this low pries. port I Deep, loungy, designed tc bait tax dodging, deal- are returned. N Y Central...... Chase ...... 294 314 maldeh-aliort straw aklrt flowered Rubber Covered W ire, t mar. Mrs. Frank Rawson, telephone bins room which was beautifully Nor Am ...... (3iemlcal ...... 3914 use at St. Joseph's school. A sudden scream, coming appar- bers, Bishop John M. Moors, of Umtt 8 doaea to a eustomar. sprlng-flUed cosUonal 6803. ing wdth "revocable trusts, setue- 414 let. deep sun-tan complexion. Her 100 ft. N#. 14 for runs on the trolley and decorated In green and wh'te. White Packard ...... City ...... 234 Among the delegates attending ently from the lounge, cut him Dallas. Tex., said he considered the Lavish new base carv- bus lines of the C.onnectIcuf Onm- ' mqnta and one-man companies 254 hair, which hung In kittenish curls S5 M O N T H L Y narcissi were used as centerpieces Param P lc t...... Continental ...... 114 from all parts of the United States ahott, and the music stopped on _ figure “exceedingly exaggerated.” ings I Ths pa.ny ekisel «un !ay .and new i abroad." MOTHERS CLUB HERE 1 3 4 to her shoulders, was held In place llneit quality D o w n P o y m sn t o:’ both tabiqr, et one o f which Mrs, Penn ...... Corn E x ch a n g e ...... 4 5 4 474 will be 35 bishops and archbishops with fresh gardenias. Doaens of the half note. Thera was a quick bab- He attributed opposition to unifi- 2 Wo* ws’va svsT sold st such changes wer,- made iit, scve-ai pne.s NEW HAVEN OBSERVES' He said he must provide 10,000,- Phelps D odge...... Flmt N ational...... 1570 and nuns from a great many orders bling of voices raised tn quesUonlag cation, lint sought nearly 60 yean Sp ecial Electric W asher 2 8 ^ ^ plus C o iryin g C h o ig a W. W. Robertson and Mrs. Harry 1630 novelty bracelets which the Kings- a LO W sals price I atartlng ilunday. Then are hut 1 000 pounds ($50,000,t00) for cJvtl Rylander poured. The charter mem- Phil P e te ...... Guaranty T r u s t ...... 225 234 throughout the nation. confusion, then absoluts stlUasas. ago, to the Influence o f the war be- Top Calls few changes m the iroliev and hue * supplementary estimates, which will OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ton boys had been celling on the bera and past preeldente were eeat- Pub Serv N J .... Irving 'Trust ...... 104 124 Preliminary dlscimalons were held wharf adorned her fat arms and "Now what the devil has tween the stotea. runs in Manchester Carl Pash who I enrs “FOUNDERS’DAr cover air raid precautions, pur- Radio ...... Manhattan ...... 1.. 20 In Hartford last night with diocesan ed In a seml-clrcIe at one end o f the 22 ankles. In only one respect did she penedf” the doctor wondered. $ 3 .4 5 A u t o B a t tery Exch. 2 ^ ^ has been running an extra b'is jn ' chase of food stocks ’’and other pur- Rem Rand ...... Manufact Trust ___ 34 chairmen attending from various Wiiterfall BedriMini Celebrates 18th Year In Fine room near the table on which waa 36 fail to follow the traditional style. They wnlted, expectantly, for the 2'” 5c Manchester and Ro^ kvllle has taken poses where secrecy la leas neces- Republic Steel .... New York Trust .... 82 86 points In the east and mid-west. news to travel down their way. Governor Cross Heads State sary.” Program At Center Church the three-tiered birthday cake deco- She was not barefooted. Instead, Ragularly 5c each I FrasK 3 PIECES you’ll "rirely set under a night run on the Man-he.stir rated In white and green with Rey Tob B ...... Public N a tion a l...... 2 4 4 264 Bishop Edwin V. O'Hara of Great ” Tie nothing,” Mr, Jones finally Green line. \nd^ Municipal Di)fnitaries House Last Evening. Safeway Stores .... Title Guarantee...... 44 Falls, Mont., spiscopal chairman of she wore high spiked-heel evening Overnight News 4 5 c Supre m e Sp ark Plug B70I Costly matched veneers on crj’etal candelabra and green can- 6 contended. "Some buffoon’# stop- datsd calls. Escead U. S. Schenley DIs ...... U. 8 . T r u s t...... 1470 the Oinfraternlty of (Thriatlne Doc- •Uppem, an Incongruous foundation Limit 8 to a eustomar. , | hardwoods I Drawers dustproofl In Colorful Ceremonies. dlea. Mm. Plumb the first president 1530 ped on the mermaid’s bunion. . . Oovsrnmsnt apscificationa. Mr. and Mr.s. Hrrb«rt W. Keen>v Fully 138 of the membem of the Seam Roebuck...... trine. which sponsors the annual for the ankle 'braceleto. w a- invited to cut the cake and “She looks like a round fat And be went on with the tale he Of Connecticut of Buckiand left Bradenton. Fla', New Haven, April 26.— ( A P I - THIRD AlPINA SOdETY Manchestem Mothem club attended Shell Union ...... conference, also attended, as did had been telling. the 18th birthday celebration last everybody received a portion, cup- (By this morning or. their return trip to New Haven pa.ssed todav Into an- Socony Vac ...... E. CENTER ST. TORN UP; Miss Marian Marks of Washington. shredded wheat biscuit with straw- W hite Close t Se a t night at Center church house. Mra cakes Iced with green and white and berries on top," Dick grinned. “And PresenUy n long-faced steward Manchester. They will arrive tn other phase of its 300lh birthday South Pac ...... D. C.. secretary o f the confraternity. came down and atood bsfon them. I'/i" White Hardwood Cloaet Seat. GARDEN ANNUAL BANQUn HELD John Pickles presided st a brief green candles and vanilla and pis- kMk at the old man. . . . Lord, k Hartford—An unldentifled tw.n HartXo'-d tomorrow night. Mrs. celebration after observing "Found- South R w y ...... Other members of the committee "Captain’s ordara,” he said brief- HOSE busineaa meeting during which re- tachio Ice crerm were served. Com- planning the conference are the be a picture for Puck!” hla bands and feet tied with heavy Keeney, who is seriously 111, Is oc- ers’ Day" with appropriate pageant St Brands ...... ADVISES TURNPKE USE ly. “All paosengen win please go Bargain Special! cupying a bed on the train and will ports were submitted by the differ- pliments for the work of the hostess St Gas and El ...... Most Rev. John T. McNlcholas of Tiutoed, It was dlltleult to dedph' t ^ e , was found tn tba Ctenectlncut $1.59 F la t W all Pain t g al. ry, pomp and reilglous services. ent committee ebab-men, and $10 into the main lounge immediately.” be met at Hartford by an ambu- State and munlclp.al dignitaries The Alplna aoclety held Its third committee were beard on every aide St Oil Cal ...... Onclnnatl. Ohio, and the Most Rev. er Mr. O’Hara's chsracteriosUon. river. ICedical Baxaminer Henry N waa voted toward the present cam- Town Treasurer George H. Wad- "W hafa up?” the chief officer Ooetello said tbe man Ued the Iroto 89c lance. They have spent the winter beaded by Gov. WUhur U Cross annual banqr.et Sunday afternoon St o n N J ...... John G. Murray of St. Paul. Minn. They assumed that bs waa a Boy of demanded. Mfeat Yen Save ^5! months at their home In Braden- at the Italian clubhouse on Norman paign for funds for the Manchester Tex C orp...... dell today losued a notice advising Th Hartford diocese, the chairman the Jidands, fitting partner to his himself and pronounced the death a and aldcfj by tbs Second Company. 'One of the paseengers has had ton. trect, wltl- about 2(X) membem and Memorial hospital. Mm. Pickles Timken Roller Bear all motorlats that the resurfacing In charge of the committee on Lalanie wife. He wore the sulclda. 7 2 c M otor O il S q ts. f o r Itnsatioasll Oaarsnteed t Governor's Foot Guard, colorful tn In behalf of the club warmly wel- some valuabis jewria stolen from frienda present A delicious chicken HOSHTAL NOTES Trans America .... work on Middle Turnpike is now rangementa is the Rev. Mat let But Mr. O’Hara, for all Naugatuck —Chariaa T. Mc(Mr- scarlet uniforms and beaver shakos comed the charter membem and her room, air.” Plus le q t Federal Ihx yssra. Braided, reinforced InnBrspring William J. Herron, of 72 Bentoe dinner was t-erved by the Oak Grill. Union C a rb id e...... complete, and th at in the Interest Brady of Hamden. frMn the straight and thy, 70, former factory manager of paid homage to founders and early past presidents, the group of 38 ’•Jewels?’’ they edwed in star- robber. Ward Wtek only I atreht. salesman for a beer products Prior to taking their places at the Union P a c ...... of safety and comfort in driving, — ^ . of temperance, was a the Naugatuck rubber footwear Mattratsi rolonbita preceding a formal tercen- membem who have enrolled during Admitted yesterday: Mist Mar- this road should be used whenever tled surprise. plant, died la Watorbuty boepltal oompany, was In the Taasey pack- tenary banquet. tables a group picture was taken garet Hanko, Stafford Springs, Al- Unit A ircraft...... modsst man. He did not expose hla the current season, and those who Unit Corp ...... possible In preference to the East Only one name flashed through after a cerebral hemorrhage at Riverside Tires Sp ecially Reduced age store In RockvlUe yesterday The stately 75-year-oId chief ex* by John 2kUdera. The president. bert Hayes, 113 Henry streeL manly bosom, Hawaiian style, to Your W A R D S f t f u l i r L O W p rie s c m msralng when the oU heater ex- have been faithful. loyal club work- Unit Gas Imp ...... Center street route, now under re- Joyce’s mind, sad she said It aloud home here. e^tlye led officials tn ceremonies at Mm. Cecilia 2ojilungo was present- era aince Ita InsUtutton 18 yearn Discharged yesterday: Mra. Lil- the stares of the multitude, instead ploded causing a blase that de- U 8 Rubber...... construcUon. East Center street is be wore a sort of Roman toga, per- now, with dlamsl presentment Bridgeport—Captain of Detectives Oioic* the aite in the downtown section of ed frith a beautiful shoulder corsage ago. lian Dickenson, 93 SL Jg«t hard tkitt BosBa. TELEPHONE ftl«l - r j f PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVEwTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, APRIL 2 6 ,198S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, TUESDAY. APRIL 26.1938 CONTRAQ SIGNED STATIPOUCE SEEK \Q CLEFS INSPIRE PAGE ELEVEN Sashay Around This Spring MOEAN IS CHOSEN FOR DECORATIONS DUNCAN LADD’ S WIFe I yyjgg AUDIENCE Nottonftl Guard ASKS HIGH COURT In Tie-AroundSash Frocks — News — Woman Whose Hnsband Was[ PRESDENTOFAP. TO KEEP OWN JOB irates Loom As Flag Threats On Edrlu Showing Acqnitted Of Mnrder Sooght 07 OABOL DAT Vy D u a y Shea Piml Cenm Signs Agree- In Fatal Accident. |Gi7e Tooth Aoillial CoDCOrt It doesn’t have much sleeve but it has plenty of umph., Hartford, -April 28-7(AP)—State, Head Of Philadelphia BoDe- Seeing What Democrats Have On the Ball competitive drin put on by Oom- Professor Declares Tribnnal ment With Rockrille Man Trooper Frands Begley revealed to- To Capacity Crowd h Have you ever noticed how lONTANEZ, OFTEN Local Sport much charm there la to Just a [| U tin To Be Head Of Big A et the New Britain armory, day that state police are seeking simple tied-around sash? Pattern n e lieutenant waa accompanied to Shonld Abandon Legistat- NOSE OUT CUBS BY 8-6 For Firemen’s Celebration Mrs. Lydia Hart Ladd of Wsdltng- Emannel Latheran C b rch 8210, besides toe. sash, has shoul- the judges’ poalUon by Lieut. Saw- ford, wife of Duncan Ladd who waa der fullness, little lapels, buttons News Gathering Agency. yer of Company M, the 3rd battal- TITLE, WILL TRY AGAIN Chatter acquitted recently of flrst degree down the front and action pleats lOT machine gunnere. Among ing And Jnst Judge Cases. FOR SEVENTH STRAIGl at the aide to make it more fetch- those present from K were Supply The (Connecticut InterschoIaaUc Tha contract for the decoration murder, for queationlng In connec- By ANN STRICKLAND A tion with a hit-and-run automobile ing. It’e a perfect fashion for Sergeant WlUlam A. Dickson, Ster- AUUeUc Conference earned a net e( the atreeta in the north end for ’The G (31ef Club celebrated Its New York. April 28 — (AP) — Mbeiit Herbert Kearns, Sergeant arts Busy Campaign To fatality that occurred five years ago watching sports, going shopping, S t Ixiula, April 98.— (A P)— A SEABISCUIT JOINS profit of 83.i-i8.00 on the three the fiftieth annlveraary celebration tenth anniversary of the first con- working to an office or around RotJert McLean, president of the George Beeny, Corporal Edwin Cha- in Wallingford. R student of government told the N »- Muketball tournaments—Class A, Stage Two Foar-Roa Rallies of the founding of the Mancheater Ladd, on trial in Superior <3ourt cert last evening by offering an In- home and everything else during Philadelphia BuHetto, today was Pto and yours truly. Following B and C-D—h-jld last month, ac- TheWStandings fire department waa yesterday sign- spring and summer. . tlonal League of Women Voters to- Apnex Ross’ Welter- at New H a ^ for the ahot-gun spiring program to a responsive elected president of the Associated RIVAL AT BELMONT cording to a luianclol statement to YESTERD.W^S RESULTS. ed by Paul Cervlnl, head of the gen- slaying of ^ ch a e l DiLeo, Meriden Make up Pattern 2810 to seer- t.: Press. day the Supreme Court "eb -^ d the April issue of The BulIeUn, offi- To Remaio Unbeatei^ eral committee and George L>. audience which filled the Emanuel National. Barber, uAlfled that his wife had Lutheran church. Anyone who may sucker, shantung, printed or plain He succeeds Frank B. Noyes, abandon the job of legislating A n d lit Crown Bat Is Held cial CIAC pubUcaUon___ a total of Pittsburgh 8, Chicago 6. Schneider of HockvIIIe. The con- told him Bhe was Involved in the linen or percale, or in all of them. president of the Washington Star, confine itself to the task of 26.128 persoHk were to attendance Cincinnati 5, SL Louts 0. trpct calls for the decoration of the have entertained doubt or prejudice ing.” ' H r Cards SuiFer Third Shat- accident A month ago Jamea J. in connection with a wromen's chonia You should surely have at leaat who retired yesterday after serving By Cross; Meets at the games as compared to 25.- (Other games postponed). streets from Oakland street west to Corrigan, New Haven county coro- before this, must certainly have left one white dress in this style...... in that office for 38 years. "It Is my judgment the iw n S . Howard’s Handicap IQng 828 last year.. .. .\meric«n. Noith street on North Main street The board of directors elected W. Ove power which the Supreme Detroit 10, St. Loull 1. ner, said he had been Informed the the church with a completely re- Pattern 8210 la designed for vlll be 3S sizes 14, 16, 18, 20, 40 and 42. Size man-Review flrst vice president, ’i review Is far greater than can fa* Arrives From Coast For The preliminary rounds at the Freeman. 77. corum of the chorus created a fit- 16 requires 3 yards of 36-inch Boston 7, Washington 0, strings across the streets ana there Vi and Paul Patterson of the Baltimore justified under principles of Demo- New Haven A:ena, which Incligled (Other game postponed). A registered letter sent to Mrs. ting picture frame for the entire material, with 2 hi yards of rib- some B games as well aa A tilts, 5-0; Yanks Bow To A’s. will be_flve flags decorated around performance. Sun second vice president. cratic government.” declared Robert Race With War Admiral. Ladd by the Motor Vchlde Depart bon to face the sash belt For F. Cushman, professor of govern- New York. April 28.— (AP) — drew 8.258 fans, while the tourney each pole Oil these streets. In addi- raent last February, ahortly after The opening number: “Panls An- The other officers, including the STANDINGS. tion to this, provision is being made twotoned sash, 3-8 yard of 39- executive board, were re-elected. ment at Ckimell University, Itha<», ke the fellow wrho was often the proper attracted 14,163___ It la re- Ladd’s trial ended, was returned un- gellcuB" from "Messe Solennelle” by Inch material to each color (cut National. B.v G A Y L E T A L B O T under the contract for five pole Franck, took the audience gently by McLean became a member of the at man but oever the groom, ported that the Conference paid a W. L. Pet. claimed and Officer Begley said au crosswise) la required. Bulletin staff to 1913. after he waa "The legislative power is vested New York. April 26— (A P)—The deficit dt 8224.90 on the Class A .Associated Frees Sporta Writer decorations on Depot Square. The thoritlea had not been able to de the hand, leading it reassuringly fcdro Montanez, the Puerto Rican Pittsburgh ...... 7 0 1.000 For a PATTERN of this attrac- graduated from Princeton Univer- to the Congress, not to the Supreme Biscuit and Popeye the Sailor are playdowns. 878.88 on Class B pre- New York ...... 5 1 .S33 It might not be a bad idea to be- cost for these decuratlons will be termlne her whereabouts. Into the realm of religious emotion. 7 Court" Ittler., appears to be alwrays a paid from the fimda that have been The Latin text preserved this atmos- tive model send 15c to COIN, sity with a Bachelor of Literature tomlnent candidate for someone both on hand and before you know lims and 82s6.b4 on aaas C-D open Boston ...... 3 2 .600 gin taking the Pittsburgh Pirates After his acquittal Ladd left degree. In an address prepared for deliv- raised by the Mancheater Improve- phere throughout, at the same time your NAME. ADDRESS, STYLE ^e's championship. * it their hooves will be beating out ert.... Chicago ...... 4 3 .571 '’••Y seriously in tbs current Na- ConnecUcut for a job in New York NUMBER and SIZE to THE He worked in the newrs, circula- ery at the flrst general session at Brooklyn...... 2 4 .333 ment Association. In addition to state saying be would not rejoin hie adding a note of the impersonal, al- lit was Juat about a year ago that the pattern for the race of the cen- tional League race. They have been HERALD TODAY’S PATTERN tion and advertialng departments of the league’s thirteenth convention. pdro waa almost a sure shot to Cincinnati ...... 2 8 .286 these decorations Mr. Schneider has wife who, he charged, had been In- most of reverence. Mre. Elsie B. Cushman presented a plan for “re- turs"' Compettaj; teams received a mile- been given the assurance of the Im- Gustafsbn sang the obbligato, sweet- BUREAU. II STERLING PLA(^, the paper to become familiar with ke the lightweight crown from age rate of 50 cents per bus mile Philadelphia...... i 4 .200 a terrible diaeppotntment In recent timate with DlLeo. BROOKLYN, N. Y. the entire operation of the paper. storing proper balance between leg- The Biscuit is Seabiscutt, Charles St. L ou is...... 1 6 .143 provement Association that they ly interpretative, perhaps slightly t>u Ambers after he had cleaned 8. Howard’s handicap king, who this year Intead of 35 cents and years, but this la another go-round Served In the War islative and judiclai power.” He the real of the challengers and American. will assist him in securing decora- hesitant in the 'opening bars. Her The new SPRING AND SUM- said: races Popeye the Sailor, War Ad apeclal allowances were made the and Pie Traynor's boys act like higher notes were true to pitch, and McLean waa away from the paper j beaten the champion to an W. L. Pet. they’re not fooling. tions for business bouses and private MER PATTERN BOOK, 32 pages In 1918 when he served with the "We should work for a more gen- miral to you, for SKM.OOO at Bel' flnallsts... .os a result, Manchester Cleveland ...... 5 1 A33 dwellings which will be an extra carried with more volume than the lerwelght bout. He didn’t get mo-it Park, Decoration Day. Sea- did sUghUy better than b eak even Their seventh straight win waa nREMEN MEASURED of attractive designs for every size United States Army on the Mexican eral understanding on the part of I but he's still rated the best man, Bostmi ...... 5 2 .714 decoration contract and will be paid lower ones. The unison passages and every occasion, is now ready. laymen and lawyers of the com- biscuit Joined the Admiral at Bel- In Its tourney compeUUon at New scored yesterday at the expense of in this number sounded especially border, and again during the World Ltelde of Ambers, in the 135 poimd Washington ...... 4 3 .571 for by the persona who have their Photographs show dresses made War. During the war he rose from pelling need for this Judicial tolere mont yesterday and started limber- Haven and Providence.... Chicago ...... 3 7 Jk)0 the Chicago Chibs by a score of 8 to FOR NEW UNIFORMS well, but the parts calling for full ^ss. 6. That put them a full game in business places and homes decorat from these patterns being worn; a second lieutenant to major of Uent. Walter Oowlee anee toward legislation, a keen reo- iNow Montanez, starting a cam- ing up today. He will not have any SL LiOUia ...... 3 4 .429 ed. harmony accented the alto section a ognltton of the danger which lies (ront of the second-place .New York little strongly. a feature you will enjoy. Let the ' artillery, being attached to the ign for a shot at ^ m e y Ross' speed trials until Jockey Jack (Red) The blggMt Item of expense for New York ...... 8 5 .375 Mr. Schneider appeared before the charming drslgna in this new 8210 311th Field Artillery of the 79th the contest refreshments were in the usurpation of legislatl-ve Pollard arrives. tol “ ** members celebrated with a ball game on Capl- Philadelphia...... 2 4 .333 GlanU, wno were held idle by a North End Celebration Outfits A Capella No Handicap power. ilterwelght title, has run into an- the Class A and B tourneys was fli’ia pboto above. Republican House minority leader Bertrand H Snell is In a noaltlon to last meeting of the Improvement book help you in your sewing. Division. served In the basement followed by |hcr kind of trouble. He lined up Sea'olscult stepped from hls car Detroit ...... 2 8 .286 pra.:tlcally invisible rain at the Polo Being Purchased From ’The second number. "Lift thine Public Opinion. rental... .this cost waa 8750.72 for Ori'unde. Association and displayed his deco- Ode pattern and ‘the new Spring Upon the death of hia father, the speeches. The first man to be I ambltioue schedule, including two looking surprisingly fresh after the the prellmlnarlea at the Arena and eyes” from Mendelssohn’s “ Elijah” and Summer Pattern Book— 25 "A public opinlcm won over to rations, whlct, are all new and will Funds Raised Over Long late William L. McLean, to 1931 he called upon waa introduced as the >uts In three dajrs and was surprls- 3,(X)0 mile journey from the coast. East Haven g<*m and 82,274.80 for TODAY’S GAMES. What makea the opening burst of Is familiar to most music lovers. It cents. Book alone-^IB Mtits. “former hard boiled sergeant from this sound view of the judicial func- fS S 'iZ 'J “ •i*'"' the Hrates bear more weight la tha add much to the appearance of the Period. is an a capella selection, which became president of the Bulletin. He fly held to a 10-round draw by Trainer Too* Smith, howrever, aaye the finals at the same altea___ National. streets and buildings during the has served os a director of the As- Manchester who rose through the tion may bring pressure to bear on immy Ooas to the first of them this is nothing unusual. Brookl)m at Boston. fact that tnejCre taken up right, seemed no handicap whatever, for ranks to a lieutenant”—8ergeant the President and the Senate to ap- travel allowrancea to teams amount- wreek of the celebration. Under the All of the 60 members of the Man- the soprano section sounded true to Ing the country. The spirit was con- sociated Press since 1924. It night at Philadelphia. "He is a grand traveler," Smith ed to 81.351.50 for the playdowns Philadelphia at New York. where they left off last season, when For the past year he has been Ciiwles. Talks were also given by point to the bench men of liberal Pedro came In at hls best weight, Chicago at Pittaburgb. they closed with 10 straight vtc- contract all decorations will be in chester Are department have had pitch and regained some of the bal- tagious, the unison passages exalt- commented. "Nothing bothers him and 8826.J0 for the tlUe series.. .. JACK DWYER TO SPEAK iriace before the opening night, flrst vice president of the Associat- Major Philip Hawley, former bat- and tolerant minds who will sternly 1st above 187 pounds,* and bad a and the beauty of It ia be never suf- SL Louis at ClndnnaU. torles. They’re getting consistently measurements taken for the new ance lacking in the opening number. ing. In full harmony, the soprano refuse to usurp the Legislattve'a officials coct 8270 for the prelims June 8. dress unlfortT shirt that wUl be JAPS 12 MILES ed Press. talion commander. Captain Ellison 'e pound edge over the young fers any 111 effects from a trip such Game Is Faster Now But Amerloon. good pit veterans that the Philadelphia- CimiMS FLEE Bulletin to 1895. Mozier. The most interesting of ‘‘Protecting itself from constitu- id then only enough to offset of the Conference hoa appointed a mendoos part that Francis Oulmet ‘------** • Cards Blanked' Again ordered and will arrive in Manches- but because the unison measures are The repetitious little phrase towards am pleased with the way Belmont born McDermott perhaps waa the The new president lives in Fort these was the "Sinking of the Pa- tional interference by Congressj) •ose* ineffective left Jabs. committee to look into the matter has played to American golf. Johnny Rizso, slugging rookie (ODBttnimd from Page One) ter early in Maj. When they ar- declamatory, demanding full volume. the close, emphatic, carried a re- nay.” assuming power to keep COngresa offlciala have assigned my norses Jack Dwj’er has consented to be greatest shbtmaker of them all. Last Night *s Fights (Oontlnoed from Page One) Wa.shlngton, Pa., and la a member As a result, Montanez probably -----however, Mancheater’a chances outfielder f.om (Tolumbus, appears rive in Mucheater there will be an The chorus attacked this with the ligious fervor with It. It is announced by Captain Ray- from exercising power not delegat- ill have to fight all the harder (16 stablemates arrived with the the guest speaker at a meeting of In a U. 8. Open playoff In '10, and to be the most Important addition to confidence of famlUarity. Moreover I of Urn Union Leagpe, Rlttenhouse of competing. If the Red and White By HARRY GR.WSON took the UUe In ’l l and '12. quarters said a number of villages additional change made to the thlrta I To retrace—the assisting artist jI 2,000 Japanese at Fengklu, opposite and Princeton clubs In Philadelphia. mond E. Hagedorn that the ' men ed to It by the Constitution; tsUng ’alnat Wallace, who gave him. a Bts<:uit) and I am sure Scablscult the "Y ” Intermediate Baseball Sports Editor, NEA Service the Corsair Une-up. He continued hls were taken. the strength of the alto section here was John G. Baumgartner, baritone, over authority to see that Congreaa will (eel right at home. has a good team, aren’t tod bright League tomorrow night at 7:80. Speaking of clubs, Oulmet aays By ASSOCIATED PRESS as ordered as straps are to be add- was needed. Kalfeng. Towns reoccupled Includ- He was married to a a re Randolph who have been taking the map read- uTific argument dowm in the home- clouting yesterday with a double More Loyal Troops ed to the shoulders. The capa that from toe Westminster Choir School ing course at the armory will meet and the states do not exercise their mi last summer and who still is Regular ticket prices will prevail aa the tourney will probably be held Last year there were four teams that while he may have carried The attacks were definite, the ed Hslngeng. Manlo. Menhslen and 1919 * ®«R*n>ore on April 28 Boston, April 28—Perhaps it Isn’t m-ire than seven In hls playoff Minneapolis—John Henry Lewis, that acor^ two runs. General Joe Mlaja, commander-in- *re to be lumlshed to the flremen in Princton, New Jersey. To those Taiyuan. between 8 and 6:30 Thursday night powers by methods seeming to tha tiling about a "home town” de- fur the race, said an announcement during the week of June o or June consisting of the Bees and the 174(4. light heavyweight champion rhythm well marked. Mrs. Gustaf- 12... .the former will be devoted to so Important Just how many clubs vlth Vardon and Ray to 1913. ha The St. Louis CkU'dtoals took It on chief of government forces in south- have also been ordered and will ar- who attended the concert given by Former President Noyes is the at the Howitzer rooms, after which court to be arbitrary, and finally, slon. If Pedro wlna decisively It yesterday by Coriiellus V. Whitney, Giants in the National League, and the American Walker Cuppers take knocked out Emilio Martinez, 174, the chto sgaln In the only other Na- ern and eastern Spain, has sent son carried the challenging obbligato that famous choir in Manchester, Withdrawal of Japanese garri- they will travel to Rockville for taking on the function of acrutlny lould help atone for last nigl^t’s exams here and the latter to gradu- the Red Sox and the Yanks in the did not use any more than that. rive early enough to be used when with surprising volume. Her tone sons to reinforce the batUe farther only survivor of the band of three vice-preaide*it of the Westchester to St. Andrews next month or our Vardon and Ray carried no more Denver (4). tional L ea^e contest and gained heavy reinforcements from the Ma- the anniversary is celebrated. The last fall, this statement should be field training. of legislative motives.” isco at Philadelphia. Then he’s Racing Association. Thla means that aUon. . . . American League. Interest in baae- drid sector Into the liner north of was full, her pitch accurate; the east aided the operations men who organized the Aasoclated professional Ryder Cupper's use than 10, and that took to every Des Moines—Barney Ross, 14M4. unrivaled possession of the base- uniforms are being purchased from self-explanatory. For timbre, tone Prc88 at the turn of the century He Much Interest waa shown to the Declaring Americans have beea iked for flve bouts in about six ticket prices will range from 81-89 ball ran at a high pitch during the against the British. Chicago, welterweight champion Castellon, the Insurgents said. high C against full chorus sounded placement, breath control accuracy From Peiping it was reported Army truck convoy which passed spendthrifts to their heritage of .rks on the Pacific coast and possible kind. ment. Paul Derringer, pitching hls funds raised by department mem- clear. Even the rapid measures delivered bis valedictory address for general admission and 82.50 for Plans for regional preliminaries season at the "Y ” diamond and this After ail, skillful Ilnksmen sUIl "They tried to take care of stopped Bobby Venner, 148, Omaha,' second victory for ClnctonaU. held A government communique said of pitch, it is hard to surpass this Chinese guerrillas had cut the rail- yesterday at the annual A. P. lunch- through Manchester yesterday. The democracy, Miss Marguerite M< idro figures if he can win them all year it is hoped that there will be the Insurgents were throwm back in bers extending over a period or calling for trills and accents In the way south to the Yellow River flve unreserved grandstand to 8l znd In baaketbali, as suggested by can get along with (ewer weapons courses In 1913. but didn’t pack 7, (non.Utle). the Birds to three hits. They got nearly flve years. school in vocal art. with the eon, which was attended by 600 convoy waa enroiite from Fort Dev- Wells of Minneapolis, president of ought to be ready to lift the 10 for box Beats. coaches throughout the state, were as much interest shown! than fellows who do not know how dlaorder in flghting six miles behind lower register, if somewhat subor- radiance which seems to character- times in three days, with only 8,000 members. ^ ens. Mass., to Mitchell Field, L. I., the League, said this country must, Ie. the turf as well as it is packed Chicago—BUly Marquart, 131(4, toui the day before off Dissy Dean. the center of the Albocacer-AIcala dinated to the chorus, at the same "This is the public's race and we cabled until the fall___ afaould this It Is requested that the four cap- t. Impart backspto, control slices, today.” explains Oulmet. ‘'Mow- Winnipeg, stopped Ray Sharkey, The score of their third straight ize all exponents of Westminster, Japanese garrisoning the 380-mlle where they are awaiting the spring "like the proverbial third genera- But that's what Montanez tains. Alton CJowIes, Hlllnskl, Her- or run down 80-(ootera. line, which the Insurgents were time wore audible and distinct to Mr. Baumgartner offered hia selec- stretch. war maneuvers. tion. go back to shirt-sleeves." ought after he had whipped Am- want to msk it available to the recommendaUon be adopted, the era drawn by horses formerly 135, Cleveland (4). shutout was 5 to 0. holding yesterday. those who listened for them. The con- largest n'aLiber of racing enthu- teams competing In the annual man Wlerzblckl, and Harold Mlk- (3olf la (aster today than it waa gave courtet about all the alten- StUl clubbing feebly, the New DELAY FORECAST tions, fully Interpretative, techni- A division of the Ctolnese eighth HARASSED LOVERS First Lieutenant Stephen Frey is "Today we meet in a world of ^rs at 137-pounds last April. He elolt. bring their teams to the "Y ” when Francis Oulmet conquered New York—Paul Lee, 125H, In- This line Is about 28 miles north certed efforts of chorus and soloist cally Bawles.'i. with such diction that army (Communiata) was reported coming along pretty well lately and stark fear in which tyrants are rul- und be wma wrrong at the carnival siasts,” said Wliltney. state touriie^ would play their conquered Uon they received. They're prac- dienapoUs, outpointed Vincent York Yankees bowed to the PbUa- of Castellon, Important Mediter- here were deserving of honest preliminary games In their own to talk things over on Wednesday Harry Vardon and Ted Bay in the Ucally manicured today. text books teach but seldom is ac- advancing «astwa>d in Sulyuan is expected to be on hand at the ing by force and people obe^ng [ champions in September when night. historic playoff for the United DeU’Orto. 120, Italy (8). driphla Athletics, 6 to 1. AU of the ranean seaport and the major ob- praise. Special mention should be complished. province along the railway toward next drill through fear," she declared. “Amer- bu fought one of hls best fights section of the stats ...... for "With falrwaya firmer, the ball champions' seven hits off Lee Ross jective of the immediate Insurgent ON RELIEF PLANS given to the accompanist. Miss Eva • T H E M E O F P I C T U R E States Open Op«Q championship at Philadelphia—Tommy Ooea, 132, The G (Jlef chorus closed the con- Peiping. icana realize the advantages they id easily retained nls laurels. Inotance, If Manheester and Hart- bounds farther. Better and re Philadelphia, and Pedro Montanez, were alngles, and the great Lou campaign. Johnson. Although her accompany. League ford Public were paired to an open- Brookline, Sept. 20, 1613, but Oul- fined material in the ball makes cert with Roberts' "Peace I leave possess for proving Democracy ain "Of course, we’d like to fight Am- met la another member of the old 137)4, New York, draw (10). Gehrig went bitless again. Dario Insurgents at Albocacer were (Contlnned from Page One) Ing through the entire concert call- w'lth. you.” The final pianissimo, Joan Bennett And Henry Fon- self-government can seed. But De- irs again,” said Lew Burston. er they would play either here or at It travel farther. In the old days, caught squarely between the gov- ed for laudation, this special num- school who stresses tha fact that most of the hazards were bunkers Baltimore — Holman WUUsms, ixidlglanl, the A's rookie second- with coda effect, made an exquisite CONGRESS GROUP FAVORS mocracy la not a blessing that «•«" idro’s manager, "but the match Hartford instead of at New Haven, Sports Roundup baseman from Oakland, pounded a ernment advance and strong units being circulated among WPA work ^ r. which Is extremely difficult da At Their Best In Film Leaders Shota arc now made for the player. rather than traps. 1454, Chicago, outpointed Saverio "fade-out,” to Unger in the mind PENNSY’S POUnCS bo beatowed upon a people and ba re really gunning for la with a much better arrangement In our Modern equipment baa taken homerun and two singles off Joe of militiamen, which had been hold- era” urging Congress to vote for from a technical standpoint, earns Opening Today At The State — And why not 7 Pedro By ASSOCLATED PRESS By SID FEDER Turiello, 1474. Italy, (10). ing dominant mountain peaks. long after the ear had ceased to possessed for all time. It is some- estimation.,.. conalderable skill out of the game. Toronto—Indian Quintana, II64, Boggs. huge expenditures. . a place of prominence. hear. Director G. Albert Pearson UQUOR TAX INCREASE thing that has to be made to work ;hts best and is strongest at 137 (Pinch Hitting for Eddie Brietz) Plajvre Now Let Club Do It Bach’s' "Bourree” STILL IN TURMOIL Joan Bennett and Henry Fonda NATIONAL LEAGUE New York, April 26 — (AP) — Old-Umers like Vardon, Ray, “ Another reason wh.v superior Panama, outpointed Johnny Baudes, Alay Rave Loct Eye Representative Wolcott (R., may well be proud of the entire —through understanding.” |mnds. Ross weighs only about At last week’s meeting oi the SCENES NEAR BATTLEKUUN'l' The second group offered by the were welcomed to the State theater 2. Pedro can spot him flve Batting — Lavagetto, Dodgers, Along about this Ume every year, Johnny hIcDerroott, Tommy Mc- golf ia being played today is that 120 4 , SL Boniface, Man., (10). Gehrig now has a grand total of Mlch.l, declared new appropriations evening’s performance. The memory (Oontlnoed from Page One) schoolboy athletic coaches, Charles Namara, Mike Brady. Willie An- Providence, R. I. — Ralph Zan- With Spanish Government Forces should bo earmarked for relief and chorus opened with the "Bojirree ” by work of the chorus added, not a here this afternoon os the harassed Imnda.” .688; Todd, Pirates, and Lombardi, you wonder about the feud that more players are playing it. There one bit In 24 olftctal trips to Uw in Eastern Spain, April 28.—(A P )— Bach. The text la by Sir Walter (t^mtlnoed from Page One) lovers of Walter Wanger’a thrill L Wigren of Manchester High’s derson, Walter J. Travis, H. nelll, 1444. Providence, knocked plate, and the 'ans ara beginning to "not be a huge campaign fund for little bit, to a concert in every way proved a modified version of the Buraton may be correct there, Reds, .474. makes Penn and Drake hold their are more InstnictorA and teaching From the looks of peaceful Toire- ^lelgh , (1552-1618) enUtlcd: "Her Ing" new romantic drama, **1 Met track and field sport, suggested that relays on the same day . . . Instead Chandler Egan, Jerome D. Trav- is easier to get. and la of a higher out Freddie Chmuso, 143(4, Fall wonder it the veteran Qrstbaaeman the 1938 elections.” The people, he successful. named the leaders aa David 1^ House - approved undistributed TURKEY DINNER TONIGHT it Montanez will have a hard time Runs—Ott, Giants 9; P. Waner blanca, drowsing under the warm Reply.” The poem was Inspired by My ^ v e Again,” and neither star roving It. Rose la due to start and Rizzo, Pirates, 8. athletes be llm lt^ to tnro events in of scheduling them 'a week or two ers. Robert A. Gardner, William type. R'ver. Maas., (23 seconds of 10th). at last has lost ms eys. A*ny other said, had a right to ask Legislators Lawrence, Democratic state chair- profits tax and accepted with slight C. Fownes. and Oulmet had to Hol.voke, Maas.—Snoo)ia Lacey, April sun, you’d bardlj realize the to oppose expenditures running in- toe poem "Come live with me and DM been seen to better advantage alnlng thla week to fight Henry Runs batted In — McCarthy. Claaa A compeUUon___ the coaches apart Bo each could have its pick of "Naturally, fellows like Sam Yank In a similar slump svould man, and Matthew H. Mcaoakey, change Senate capital gains tax accepted the Idea by a 6-3 vote but know Just how to make the ball 129, New Haven, Conn., outpointed rumbling down the road was the to billions. be my love” by Christopher Mar- Um in this screen adaptation of provlslona. FOR SETBACK LEAGUE rmatrong here May 26. and there’s Giants, 10; Vaughan, Pirates, 9. the crack athletes, rather than hav- Snead, Ralph Guldahl. and Henry have been pulled before this, but low. Mias Elizabeth Carlson who head of the party’s finance commit- Allene Corliss’ novel "Summer the Executive Committee turned it behave. They had to be masters Martin Riley, 1304, Fall River, noise of war. O’Connor’a Comment FRANCE-WORKING tee. Legislators, while generally favor l> certainty Barney will be able Hits—Slaughter, Cardinals, 13; ing to split up the headliners . . . Picard would have been great per- Manager Joe McCarthy is loath to read the poem before the singing, Lightning.” dispose of the clouting feather- down by 5-1 ... .Wigren feels that Jimmy D>'kcs waa so hard up for of half and three-quarter shots, formers In 1913, but they couldn't Moss.. (6). Althuugl- the ominous roar ol Chairman O’Connor (D., N. Y.l, Margiottl, in a campaign address, ing the President’s objectives in McCormick. Reds, 12. etc. ** break Lou’s long record (or con- guns rolled heavily across the town built up a spirit of expectancy and The story casts the stars In the Firemen To Hold Party la [etght rliamplon. some schools have a great advan- shortstops after Luke Appling help miss the lofted clubs in use Richmond, Va.— Yucatan Kid, of the House rules committee, said asserted Lawrence and McCIoskey withdrawing exemptions from gov Doubles — Durochcr, Dodgers: Wlllle Anderson was Oulmet's 183, Mexico City, outpointed Joey tinuous playing. The dope now la of 3,000 near the Meciiterrancan, Joyfuincas. In fulfilment of this, TO CHECK HIRER rolea of adventurous Julie and stu- Headquarters At Main And tage when th'}' have athletes who broke hls leg he even tried out new. Generally speaking. the that Joe DtMagglo will be back In In a radio address that many per directed the architects to "kick dious Ives .girl and biy sweethearts emment securities and salaries, dis- Danning, Giants; 8. Martin and model. It was from Anderson, for Blralgps, 1364, (hmden, N. J., (8). civilian life steered its usual even the "Bourree" danced along Itltlng.' Hilliard Streets. Slaughter, Cardinals; and Cooke, compete in three events, si,rh as Jimmy, Jr.,—but no dice . . . don't player now lets the club do the tbe llne-up Thursday, and many be- sons believe the spending-lending almost effervescent. Certainly the back” one-third of their six per to the New England of the Jazx and agreed over the question of whether worry about "poo:" Joe DiMaggio who he once caddied, that the re- work.” Newark, N. J— Mickey Duca. 137, way today. program "Is onlv a temporary pal- they could be effected by mere legis- Reds, 3. both sprints and the broad jump, lieve hls presence will bring Gehrig irrepressible gladness of spring Ulenttnoed from Page One) cent commissions, which the attor- flapper ero of 1627. . . . in addition to the 525,000 he nov/iied Boston amateur obtained If the Britons could be tamed Paulsboro. N. J„ outpointed Johnny Women rested in the sun nursing liative—a h)rpodermic administered ney general estimated would total lation or whether a constitutional The members of the Manchester Racing Notes Triples — Rizzo. Pirates, 3; but the committee didn’t utrlng hia Interlocking grip. Gene Sara- Rohrig, 137, aifton. N. J., (8). back to life. bubbled over In this delightful num- 'Hie romanUc lltUe New England Firemen’s Setback League will to- along.... collects from the Yankees, he’s only again by players limiting them- their babies. Older children played to a badly smashed up victim who her Oechoslovak ally and 11. 200,000. girl meeta Michael, a suave, worth- amendment would be necessary. Todd, Urates, and Myers and Good- cleaning up close to five grand for zen took it from OuimeL It best Jersey a ty , N. J.—Mickey .Makar. Lefty Ostermuller pitched the nearby. j. the singers Relchsfuehrer Hitler was equally de- night sit down to a turkey dinner to I Mrs. Payne Whltney’e Red Breast man. Reds, 2. selves to 14 clubs, they might see needs thorough medication and pos- radiated their own reaction. The Closer Inspection less writer (splendidly played by A plan similar to that outlined a magarinc series, about tbe.,rame suited hia stubby fingers. Ander- the logic of the United States Ctolf 148, Bayonns, N. J., outpointed Boston Red Sox Into second place tn All secnied unmindful of the sibly amputation.” termined to use such a pact to keep The attorney general's atatemenU by the President was submitted to lie served at the fire headquarters^ be given another chance to Home Runs McCarthy, GtanU, While on the subject ol track and son won the U. S. Open to 1901, Prnille Walker, 150, Trenton, N. J., the American, blanking Waatuqygton Independent melodies, rampant over Alan Marshal) and bis worldllneas ove hls Kentucky Derliy calibre for endorsements and about Two Association ruling. thunderous boom of artillery less O’Connor, who led the H0us« his hands free in eastern Europe. followed closely an announcement so intrigues her that she elopes with the Senate by Senator (JIark (D., Mato and Hilliard streets. The din- 3; CamlUt, Dodgers; Ott. Giants; field, we’re predicting that New Ha- '08, '04, and ’05. scoring In play- ( 8 ). 7 to 0 with (our hits. Lefty (boka a harmonic landscape, went their ner will be prepared by Rudolpi the Blue Grass stakes at Keene- G's a month from hls fish place In Although, to tell the truth. It's than flve mile- away. fight against the government reor- way. unerring, rhythmically return, Unified Command by the Public Works Administration him. Their Bohemian life in Paris Mo.) when the tax revision bill was Goodman, Reds, 2. ven Htllhouse will make a strong Frisco . . . wonder how the boy offs the flrst two falls. Miami. Fla.— Bobby Britton. like the pitching help Joe Cronin Heck. Sr, and James Sheldon, and ad Thursday. hard to make an Englishman see Here and there peasants method- ganization bill, urged prevention of ing and going away, auggeetlvo of These iioints, together with at Washington that it waa assigning la very dlaUlualoning, but the girl under consideration and waa voted Stolen bases—Koy, Dodnrs; bid to defense of Its state outdoor makes ends meet. something In the Royal and An- 1484, Miami, outpointed Stumpy was crying for. In bis flrst appsar- ically load-.i their worldly goods on. further government competition Franco-Britlsh cooperation in joint additional Inspectors to projects of sticks to hA- bergain with this Ir- down. 41 to 23. Administration the entertainment for tha evening "He didn't run hls race at Ja- Ripple and Chiozzo. Glints; Owen, UUe next month... .Hlllbouse. bad NIcDermott Finest Shotmaker Jacobs, — 1384, ,. —Richmond, .....— , Va.. (10) once last week he allowad the Yan- toe impulsiveness of toe season. liaica last week.” said Trainer Bill cient that he didn't Initiate. Inevitable mule carts, and left with private business. He advocat- "The Finnish Lullaby” , by Palm- purchase of war materials, possible Pennsylvania’s state authority, to responsible chap until he dies to a followers, including Barkley, were will be provided by Alexander Han- Cardinals: Hack, Cubs; Vaughan, several classy middle distance run- Oulmet admired the amooth- Hot Springs, Ark.—Tommy Free- kees only one blow In six Innings', ed repeal of the undistributed prof- arrangements for a unified com- charge of the *65,000.000 building among the opponents. na, the other member of the com- Irennan after shipping the colt to Pirates; Johnson, Beea, and Martin Jockey Bruce (Grand National) nesa of Vardon's game, but homes wrecked by insurgent bombs Rjen, might have been the source duel over the merits of an absurd ners on diapls} at the Oor n. Relays ^(EXT: Amerlca'a 1938 Walker man, 168, Hot ,Springs, knocked out The Sox Jumped on Dutch Leonard its tax instead of its modification. mand to event of war. a more ex- program. painting. Then she brings her Clark said today that Mr. Roose- mittee. legtogton. "He came right back to and Atwrood, Phillies, 1. Hobbs, who'll be over for the east- agrees with McNamara and other to trudge down the highway toward of inspiration for that phrase: "the last Saturday and forasr coach ern season this summer, may take a Cup team. ' Billy Hood, 160, Miami, Fla., (8). yesterday for nine bits. Including a Castellon de La Plana, 18 miles Prc.e a starter Fred TutUe told us that tha school crack at SanU Anita riding next double and two sinslea by Ben Chap- , away, seeking tht safety of govern- ciuis the business sltuaUon with delicate chromatics here came from ter Ctoambcrlain concerning support was being token for "PWA’s pro- Wlillam in Vermont and realizes Senators around to aiipporting tax cIo."ilng of the Firemen’s Setback Chibs; Tozin and Brown, Pirates, also had much strength in the field man. of Oechoslovak independence, the tecUon.” The PWA has contributed League which was again won by f the Derby.” winter If he has any luck around A.MBERS KAYOES HIMSELF ment lines. Henry Ford tomorrow, may send a cosmic region rarely Invaded. All that she still loves Ivea. who has exemption legislation. Barkley, and Derringer, Reds, 2-0. events, whers Manchestsr is liable gang bad some of Its traded Ivory llgere .Vre Victors trl-partlte monetary accord with some »20.000,000 in Federal aid to however.' said the previous vote the Valvollne team, winners of the P. Roberts will ride Red Breast here . . . Ray Matulewicz, l.ie players ero urged to report prompt- The few troops to be sem kept Congress a message late-this week the mystery which connotes the bi^m e a quiet young professor. AMER1C.\N LEAGUE to ba eonsldcrmbly weaker than It back . . . such aa Ripper Collins, ly. Manager Jimmy 'Cosgrove is Detroit's sluggers flnaUy found on revising the anU-trust law*. An toe United States and, a general the projects. The suppressed young man aucceas- made a general change of sentiment first session which closed in Janu- |hursday but Eddie Arcaro, the fighter Tommy Loughran picked up New York, April 26— (AP) — warily to cover because oi Insurgent thoughts behind any lullaby are Batting—Steinbaebar, White Sox. has been to recent years.. . . from Duke, will be billed aa Matt who went to the Chibs; Burgess booking a game (or next Sunday themselves and pounded out a 10 to air raids. informed person said it probably found here—exquisite, tender, en- survey of such questions aa Spain Etorller Maj-or 8. Davis Wilson, fully conceals any trace of emotion appear doubtful. ary and repeated after a bad start able’s flrst string rider, probably .444; Werber and Lodlglanl, Ath- Whitehead, to tbe Giants; Llppy ------^ Write thla into Lou Ambers' record: and recognition of Italian Ethiopia, of Philadelphia, bad telegraphed A bill to end existing tax exemp- to the second round. Ul get the mount is the Derby. Raymond . . . Southwestern scouta and announces that the regularegular "Knocked out by Lou Ambers (1).” 1 win over three St. Louts Browns No trafn* moved toward the war would request a broad study of the riched by the alto melody^ hovered he may feel at the return of the letics, .435. Leo Durocher (Dodgers); Gus Man. were expected to be discussed when Secretory of Interior Harold 8 boyhood eweet heart who jilted him tions would have to originate in the Thla year In order to make pos- T ls reported that Stanley report Arizpna U. football is looking team will be selected after this.1------con xiig lightweight champion waa pitchers. It was ths Tigers' second front. Even or the edge of the bat- question by a joint Congressional over by the protecUve soprano hum- Runs — Trosky, Indians, and up with the importaUoD of O il- cuso (Glonta) and Pitchers Dlzagr tesL committee to report next January. ming. The "Snow Legend” by Daladler and his foreign minister Ickes, asking the government to ten years before. The presence House ways and means committee, sible the serving of a better dinner "Vlunny Jim” FttsslmmonB, who “Mickey” Katkavsek, who haa spent Dean, and Tex Carleton who are working out in SUllman't gym yes- tri. mpb to seven starts, and they tle-line actlidty w-aa slight. suspend for the time being more Lewis, Senators, 8. fornia material, now that Orian felt some better today. Cbet Laabs Campaign Issue pokey again brings the modeniistic O orges Bonnet visit London on the scene of a beautiful madcap which initiates all revenue leglala- than has marked other closing din- aveloped Seablacult and raced him Runs batted in — Foxz, Red Sox, three years la minor league ball in with the Cuba. terday. He took a terrific awing at Score. Killed In Halda Wednesday and Thursday. than 39,000,000 worth of state build, student who is infatuated with Ivee tlon. Chairman Doughton (D., N. • two-year-old, la one horseman yarioua parts of tha southland, I Landreth, from Long Beach, haa a punching bog, knocked loose tbe drove across five runs with a boma- If such a committee carries on a touch at its best. Reminiscent of the ners each League member paM 12; Chapman, Red Sox, 6.' taken the coaching Job there . . . Between 1908 and 1902 the Unit- rasreeinv Scores of lives were -viped out Immediate approval which greeted ing contracts held by McCIoe- and magically transforms him into C.) of that group declined to pre- an additional 28 cents at the last |*bo believee Charles S. Howard's been sent from Oolumbtu of the upper (asUntog and the heavy mn and a single, and Hank Green- lengthy study of monopolistic prac- Indian, the phrases swerve from Hits—Fox, Tigers. 11; McQuInn, Onkel Francis Frisch, whose Card- Lifted from the new Charlie White yesterday in insurgent air raids on major to minor and back again Daladler’a presentation of his "three key, Philadelphia contractor. a quite normal and gay young man, dict whether action could be taken sitting and this extra money to- ve-year-old bone will beat War American AssociaUon to Jackaon- chain which held It fell on Lou’a ber“ hit hls third circuit blow. Castellon. Fifty were icilled and tices and price fixing, some observ- Browns; Rolfe, Yankees; Cramer, inals are 'way down at the bottom red book: ra^hii^r r/m 7g“ ^e‘ ers saki the subject might become bringing to mind toe whirring of year plan” for' rebuilding France Candidate for Senate complicates matters for Julie. For at this tesaion. gether with what eras voted out of Ldmlral to their match race at Bel- vllla of the Foot Taxaa Lakgus..,. head, putting him down (or the Dixie Walker and e,Tvln Fox each more than 200 wounded in Valen- economically left the premier free to Wilson is a candidate for tha Red Sox; Werber and Lodlglanl, of tha bunch, might have a lot less No National league batter has bit PortugaJ and Russia to Hawaii be coimt. He suffered two small scalp M Important issue in the November the wind toroqgh the trees. The a time, it looks dangerously as Hold Parley First. the funds of the League aeauree a |iont Park. May 30. and Ed Kovt- Is with MarUnsvlUa cause of a Ikbor shortage there. hit three times. Vernon Kennedy cia, former aeaport capital of gov- work out hia Intematlonai problems. Democratic nomination for U. 8 though Julie has lost him, but the AthleUea, 10. to worry about if the gas house for the cycle (homer, triple, double, wyiunds. 0»njrre.'R5ionaJ ejections. accompaniment gave .Mias Johnson "We will have to have a meeting flrst class dinner being served to- Fitzsimmons wrould send Seable- Doublef—Werber, AthleUea, rnd Oa., to the Bl-8tats Laagua,...Ed- won his first game for the llgers. ernment Spall' some 40 miles to the Preseure Eased Senate on a ticket backed by U. 8. two finally confess that their love and go over the President's mes- night. it right after War Admiral from singla In one game) since Ducky bolding the Browns x eight bmglea. Although Senators Borah (R., opportunity to be heard In contrast- Cronin and Cliapman, Rad Sox, 8. die Roguskua ia with Fort Smith. Medwick turned tbe trick In 1635 south. ing toeme, adding to the picture in The eight-point economic plan Senator Joseph F. Guffey and the has never died. Julle’a Impetuous sage before we can tell what we le start. Under such tactics. Fits The league-leading Cleveland In- Idaho), and O’Mahoney (D , Wyo.), CIO, with Lieutenant Governor Triples—Lewis, Senators, and Ark., in the Western AssociaUon . . . while Gerry Walker, Joe Dl- But nowhen. was there algn of authors of the Federal llrenaing bill mind, and performed with brilliance formally approved by the full Cabi- young„ rival------tries — desperately toare going to do.” Doughton said. of the opinion the 'BlsChlt would and hls brother, Andy, la with Cam diana were frozen out at Chicago. net with President Albert Lebrun Thomas Kennedy for governor. (Tronln, Red Sox, 8. •18B8-1938- Magglo and Lou Gehrig all did It In panic. Valencia, its population swol- for corporations, were said to be in Of touch. The soprano section In wreck their wedding plana, but her Most Congressional leaders inter- RAJAH OF SKAR ill awray from his rival In the bridge, Md., to the Eaatern Shore len heavily by refugees, appeared present yesterday immediately McCIoskey and Lawrence are efforts are in vain and after a dra- retch. Home Runs — Greenberg, Tigers, the A. L. laat year . . . page Tom general agreement with the Preal- this number gained somewhat in preted Mr. Roosevelt'i recommen- circuit.... Meany , . . Goose Goslln, to case Me He Se To Lautick Season extremely busy but unexcited by the volume. eased foreign exchange presaurc on aligned with an opposition ticket, matic and thrilling climax the dations aa meaning he would be The flrst dead beat at the Mary- and Johnson, Athletics, 3. S O Y e a r s dent's ideas for curbing monopolies, the franc anf* on the government. endorsed by the Democratic state sweethearts go off happily at last Stolen Bases—Kreevtch and Rod- you didn't know, sUU holds the riYESUKDflrS»STRRS threat of the advancing insurgents. they indicated they had not lost Cherubic Host” from pleased if action were taken at thla DEFIES OFFIQALS ind season was nur”at Havre De A couple of spodal matches are record for hitting into four double Merciful ralustorma descended Gauls ‘ Holy Oty.” the balance of The franc closed 32.70 to the dol- committee, and headed by Governor on the honcjrmoon that fate delayed session but would not insist on Im- (race yesterday when the ^ m a r cliff, Whits Sox; Lory and Ckunp- By ASSOa.ATCD PRESS hoi» of obtaining early passage of George H. Earle for U. 8. Senate bell, Indians; Walker and Laabs. aUted St Farr's Charter Oak alleys O f U . Sa G o l f plays tn one game . . . and Bolling At Middletown Tomorrow while the 25 raiding bombert were their measure. waa. perhaps, the best of any lar in official trading, after having a decade. mediate oonaideratkm. 'able’s Little Shaver aflil William Lee Ross and Dario Lodlglanl, been aa low aa 33.28. In imofflclal and Charles Alvin Jones, Pitto- (Oea(tailed Deiu ftg e Ooe) ngera; Henrich and Hoag, Yan- tbto week....tonight at 8 o’clock BoUy Grimes is one of six with a doing their worst, bringing a wel- luring the evening. The arpeggio In the past, the courts have held (oodward’s Isolater ended all the stogie mm o f the Knights of —— By GARDNER finger to ths N. L. mark—three . , . Athletics—Former held Yankees to trading after the Bourse closed, the burgh, attorney, for governor. EIGHTH OF ACRE that the government can not tax luare after six furlongs. High keea; Lewis and Stone, Senators; seven singles while later clouted comed halt to the devastation. eccom p^m ent was most effective Meanwhile, Francis Dryden, WPA to open defiance and troop move- Pythias are scheduled to oppose classiest pinch bitter of all Ume la MancheeUr High didn't open ttsAwho have stlU to prove their abUlty In Villareal a short dtstanc from OO-OPERATin: WOODLOTfl *>10 pert taken by the guest franc continued to rise to 32.17. YIELDS 8187 state securitiea and salaries and ledge came close to making it a Foxx and Chapman, Red Soar, and baseball.«K .ii seaaon yesterday against ------. under fire. homer and two singles in 6-1 tri- field representative, pressed on in- ments yesterday, remained obscure. Werber, AthleUea, 1. the married men to a beat out of Ivou EITKEK ain’t AM '' cuff Polton, the ex-Senator and Castellon, insurgent aerial bomba CALLED INCO.ME BOOSTER It was expected the government that the states can not tax Federal |iree-)x>rse affair, losing by only a three-gams match, .tomorrow night. Cy Blanchard, who pitched only umph. ° Baumgartner, whose now enabled to govern economle vestigation into chargee by Phila- Baton Rouge, La.—(A P )—A re- securiUea and salaries. 'The Presl- One report said it was over a pro* Ptiching—Ostermueller, Red Sox; AVEgAGE GOLFER. MISTER Tiger, who batted for .437 to 55 RockviUe High aa originally an- blew fragmeuLs of 12 bvlldlnga In- splendid contribution to the pro- leek. Lorry OtgUo mesU Roy Upp to OR IM A BUM CAUOV- games to six years . . . believe It two games laat year, one of them a Fritz Ostermueller. Red Sox—Set France by decree, wrould Issue its delphia DemocraUc (3ialrman John turn of 8137 from an eighth of an dent’a message noted a trend away posed political marriage for the Ferrell, Senators; Feller, Indiana, nounced as a change was made m down Seniturs with four bits in to the main street. S t Paul. Minn. (AP)—Cbsjpera- gram merits eepaiate comment. what has been billed as the “milk ] THAT MAICES nineteen or not, four pitchers have fanned three-hit, 6-0 shutout of the Trade ilve management of the farm laws as soon oa the Anglo-French B. Kelly that Senator Guffey acre, making the soil yield at the from this position In recent court Rajah’s 18-year-old son and heir. and Newrsom, Browrns, 9-0. the schedule without notifying the twirling 7-0 shutout. Pssaing over Benlcasim, where Mntnuted well with the sweetneas coercing the state's 233,0(X) .WPA rate of more than 81.000 an acre, The besieging forces were oom- LACEY BEATS REILLY. men's championship.” r BALLS VtXI A ll? LOCT four batters each in a stogie Inning School, seema certain to get the woodlot promises increased mone- or the chorus voices, iirs. Gustaf- talks are completed. Their publlca- decisions and added that “It la not Holyoke, Mass., April 28.— (AP) press and the game will be played n» Group gram, central features of which In- menL Then, If the Icgialatlon were The native Indian state of Jaipur week ago to Bristol when Pete Wil- eclona. ately improving Income from farm The final group by the chorus TEN KILLED IN BIOTS CaiarUa Kebart and Maurtes Oor-assrrs tha foul Uaa nila. never been In tbs ring in bis life dock or Scbieldge at second. Cap- woods. luded partial abandonment of the held constitutlofial. the amendment U part of the Rajputana agency of son twirled two-hlt ball for the tain John Winxler at short. Green "Three Jolly Shep- APPBECIA’nON would have been started on its way rsnU will roll the final ten games of ths black strips on hls dt^iraiy • , • but be turned out the eouthern NoUoes written In English an- i ’The average Inoome from sale of 48-botir wreck for labor to Industry northwest India. Jaipur has an conference champe laet eeason . . . Monahanmen to gain a 5-0 triumph. I at third and Johnny Thurner, Ed nouncing the hours for classes In h ei^ Canonical, at a rapid pace to ease the burden- on employers, Bombay. India, April 98.— (AP) and no time would be lost.” of 18J178 square milee and a their bowling match for ths town numerous occaslnns. OorrsnU got William Hall High of West Hart- wood lot products on the farms eur* —Ten persons were killed when po- Fargo. N. D.—Oongreosmaa WU looks Uke Frank Frisch wiu string I Koae and Bnfle Squstrito to tbe out- Spanish stia flapped on the walla of to the style of a Madrigal or glee. public wrorke program, freedom of Doable Metbod. population of 2,632,000, third to s Im championship ato ths Chartsr seven etrikes in all, doo- ford to leading tbe circuit at the field. , veyed now Is 1122 a year. Through This selection changed its tempo lice of the state of Mysore fired on llam Lemke bos a loon back with along with Terry Moore on third illae the Americans bad occupied. foreign exchange, and an expanded good interesL Senator Hatch (D., N. M.) ~<1 and first in population of the Raj- ms, and pteksd off thirty spares, beae for tbe eummer . . . and does present time aa the reault of a 3-2 I East Hartford, absent from the co-operative manegement and mar- smoothly once more, the deligbtM tourist traffic. a crowd which Insisted upon hoist- he was to sympathy with the Presi- aUsys Thursday night at 8 o’clock while Kebart coUectad eight sirikea victory over Meriden and a 6-5 de- By ASSOCIATED PBEM keting. Dr. Zon says, the cut would Lemke said he bought 88.48 worth putana sUtea. Its ruler U Capuin and not at ths T a&sys as prevtons- anyone remember ths torch Frankie bssebaU wars lost year, returned to Wtlmlngton, Del—Jos Cox. 294 closing chord we had come to look The premier planned to eoofer to- ing' the Indian Cmgreas flag at a dent's proposal, but doubted that and S3 spares In tbs couzm at tha clalon over Bristol. be reduced about 20 per cent to per- of groceries for a man who ap- Hls Highness Maharajah Dhl^Ja tA D A M hats ly snnounosd. Ksbart, tbs and Branch Rickey were carrying action yesterday and pounded out a Cleveland, pinned Bibber MoOsy, Britons are playing a new game for—^yet finding it a surprise, like a oim c nieeUng at Biduraswathan, near Oongreee could remove exemptions Hiatc^ witaaaaed \>f a capacity day with Julea BI J I, charge iiroacbed him at a Chicago depot Sir Sawal Man Singh Bahadur for Sammy Baugh a few weeks Coach Tom Kallsy’s Red and 9 to 4 triumph over Middletown oa 237, Boeton. (18:33). os bonabock— a mixture of polo p e t ^ the stand, but the Income pice at the bottom of the dlah d'affaires in Rome, on progress of Kolar, it was announced today. from state securitlee issues merely UUs he h s s ' itsld for a < 4 f i t crowd. T H I A V IR A 9 I maseuCM 9 oHsr W ^te charges have a splendid could be tncreaacd to J179. for “four bits to feed my tummy.” British authority ia represented blsstsd out a 74-p(n advantogs In back . . . fight meu say Tony Mari Vicki tiMrled a flve-hltter. The New York—Kimo Kndo. I7R and lacroaoe called "polo-craso.” It "LandslghUng" by Grieg bringa a the friendship coavenatlons with Many persons were wounded, but through legislation. Some influen- ly an inspector-general, F. 8. Ksbart miss tbs faveclU to rs. (if liwro b tueh • psrson) i h m chMce of grabbing off flrst place outcome left the league standing aa Tf good cutting practices could Italy. "WTien I left him, be wanted my Stort Open Wednendsy the opening ten games when ba not Potroskey's kayo at Johnny Bar- Japan, pinned Jsssa JamoK 180) is played with a long-handled note of familiarity which makes it the number was not spedfled. tial Ho-uae members also favored a Young. tain bto alley bonors bot OomoU • bout I I golf baflt a yoar. A wo bara tn Chicago laat week was the by winning the two games slated follow: oe^ enforced over a conalderable A strict magUterlol ben had been irae and addreaa. with the atory constitutional amendment. Afternoon together a total of 1385 to iiai for HoUywood. I^allf.. (35:19). racket which ie ueed to ocoop op a hard to hear without the urge to that if be ever got a job, he'd repay about 144,000 OorrenU. baa the stuff to glTs Um a ksM toa - man ooifor IMS aboof tiz. Total biggest ring upeet of the year. this week as the seooqd clssb trtU be W. PcL rubber ball and throw It Into Pe»w , be adds, the return per year join it. It deplcta, in music, Olafs placed on hoisting of the flag. Po> Senator laiender (D„ La.) ap- sts all tbs way If bk can sMmtw(^ against ths pacMsttors at West Camdan. N. J,—Joe Savoldl, 900i be boosted to *818 fw me,” Lemke said. population, is a modero metropolis Ths youthful sooth eodsr had a anno81 camumption of goK bob 4 . ' “ West Hartford___ 2 1.000 Chicago^ deifeated (Stlef Thtadmv a net goat entry into Norway for hia conquest, Bnshtoge for the 287JiOO-vDK ’*** charged with batons, but prove redprocal tazatioo of s t ^ bis paaeliant tat over-stepping tbe Hartford Friday. Kelley's princi- iMiaer, tranaforroen at Boulder Dam are The befriended stranger sent use and commercial center for a Glenney's splendid rhence to the soora by U. S. pisyon b around l,350f POBmriELDS PRACmCE East Hartford . . . . 1 1.000 bird, 218. Vancouver, B. C , (twe efi ewbodlea his vic^Me of convert- the crowd bettme menacing and principal with 81.86 for good meas- J?** ^^***'* employee, but opposed area to Rajputana. The Mabera. foul llna .Anotbar largs crowd of ple difficulty seems to be to tbs Bristol ...... 1 AOO 1844 fast la taogth. the Ufting of exemptkiha oo public nmeh closer but ho lost a iisutiii fona is sspsetsd to ba oa for 000 doson; tha cost of tba goif three (alU). DoUca w en forced to open Are. ^ ’e palace there te one of (be pitching depsrtmenL Hs bsa s«v- Meriden ...... 0 .000 _Loncaotar,______Pa—, _ Bob Oregwy, IT i, securtUes. ibsr at ptns by his falhirs te ob- tbs match. b a b b around $1J00.000- Portorflelds win ptaeUee at ML srml promising nswcomsrs on band •bow places of the nofltkwMt Nebo tonight at 6 o’deek and aU Middletown ...... 0 .000 England, ptanad------Angelo BeseML thsyYe all doubtful quantities Manchester ...... 0 000 19? Itolv. (90:08) i L# PAGB TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENTNO JTERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, APR IL 26, 198S ■I"- MANCHESTER EVEDUNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APR IL 26.1988 PAGE TSntTBpN BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Grrrr— C £)@ 3 < voAb v o o a SAMfeiii vosi SUPPLIES 4.3 DECLARES FIXED RATES Hale auditorium. The full progi a I She sees no baby's wide-eyed smile. plates for out of town moving. L. porcelain Inside and out, excellent Fred-H. Norton, 18J Main street. is given below. Children accovl FOR SA LE -R O A STE R S, broilers, Her life Is endless n l ^ t OUR BOARDING HOUSE T. Wood <3o. Phone 4496. HARNESSES, COLLARS, luggage condition. Call 23 Spruce street. panied by their parents will be njl No music penetrates her ears. and harness repairing, sport lops fowls and roasting ducks and USELESS FOR TRUCKERS mltted at a low fee. ir ST ORIES IN AUSTIN A CHAMBERS when you ducklings. P. 1 . Allen, 37 Doane FOR SALE— THREE bedroom sets, RESORT PROPERTY They’ve never known the thrill Manchester and curtains repaired. 90 Cam- Rhythm Band, £rade Two; T L O f love words, whispered tenderly, want the best in Local ana Long street. Telephone 7616. several pieces of used furniture, FOR SALE bridge atreet Telephone 4740. ______74 Secret, Gauthier; ^ e Wild Hor.>‘ | To them all—all—is still. Distance Moving. Dally Expresa dining room table and chairs. 275 Hartford Man Tells P. U. C. man, Schumann. i[ Eveningr Herald FOR SA LE —A T COVENTRY Lake, No matter what seems wrong—give STAMPS Hartford, Uaiichester. KockvlUa. HOUSE PAINTING, metal weather BABY CHICKS. Waterers, teedera, Oakland street. W. J. Palmer. Orchestra. Barnard School; Dart| brooders. Complete line poultry cottage, practically new. CorapIeU- No Benefits Follow Regulat- thanks. Some blessings must CLASSIFIED Phone 6260, 68 HoUlstai streeu stripping. All kinds repair of the Teddy Bears; Weldl; T| remain! equipment and feed. Checkerboard FOR SALE -G RAY enamel combi- ly fumlshet. (Jail 4950. ingr The Business. Siren. Mackie-Bever. ,| work, reaajUu.ble. Elatimates given. While Helen Keller's lips can smlls S toAM CoKTRp ADVERTISEMENTS Harold Hansen, Route No. 1 Staf- Feed Store, 10 Apel Place. Phone nation range. Cheap for cash. 45 Chorus. Barnard school: Sing, HI I l< ' /■ 7711. Victoria Road. Telephone 5912. —how can our Upe complain? Coom six a v«rM « word* to * ll»o. PAINTING— PAPERING 21 ford Springs______LEGAL NOTICES Hartford. April 26 — (A P ) — The xel; Dear Harp of My Countll tBiUols. Dumbora Mid •obbrovlatlona Public Utilities Commission had Welsh Folk-Time; On Venice W:i' / Cz«CHOei.O\«kKlA PROPERTY OWNERS — Attenuon. A woman traveling by train waa •Mb count •• • word oad eompoand AT A COURT OF PROBATK HELD under consideration today a peti- ers, Roedcr. wordt •• two worda Mtntmnm eoat U 16.95 repapera room, celling paper- talking to the man In the next seat PRIVATE INSTRUCTIONS 28 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 MACHINERY AND TOOI.S 52 5f.. . " ’“ bin and for tko tion for establishment of fixed rates Voice (Jhoir, Grade Two; Rain , prle« of ttar«* I1n«a. eo or kalsomlned. Material labor dlidrlct of Manchester, on the S«th the Night, Burr; The Little Elf Msl In describing her holiday, she said fe I«tn« rat«» par dap for traasuat day of April. A. D.. 1938. for common carrier dump truck op- complete, insidt. outside paintiog. FOR SALE- PAINTERS platform, YOU GET ACTION, traction and that she had visited San Joee. ado. MEN TO T A K E UP Air Condition- Present W ILLIA M 8. HTDE, E so . eartlon after hearing John S. Dun- Bangs; The Lltllc Turtle. Llndsaj ladder, stage. 2 cable planks, 200 satisfaction with the Oliver 6 cylin- Man— You pronounce that wrong. UTectlvo Marob lovf L«rge savings. Work guaranteed. ing and Electric Refrigeration and Judg:o. ning of the Atlaa Sand and Gravel Voice Choir. Grades Four a ^Cash■b Obarg* Gbai Lang. Phone 3b92. ft. 1 1-4 Inch rope. 65 East Center der tractors. See these tractors to- Five; Silver. De la Mare: Fa»| It is Ban Hosay. In California you better themselves. Must be me- Litate of Harriet Hoooy lato of Company terra regulation of motor S Oonuentlve Oars ..I 7 etai t' « u street. day at Dublin Tractor Co., Provi- Mancheoter In oald diotrict, deceaied Aeroplanes. Payne: Marching Soi \ should pronounce all J’s aa H’s. S ConaacDUTt Dara ..I t ats^ i l •ta chanlcall> inclined, willing to train trucks “ Impossible.’’ 1-8 OFF ON ALL 1937 waU papers. dence Rd. Wllllmantic. J pon application of Haiel E, Oesi. Haixly. When were you there? 1 — C a »r ..••••••••*...... a «« *1 ••II wa«|su| 11 Oto In spare time to qualify. Write, Aunilnlatratrlx praying- for authority The vice president of the Hart- AH ordort for Irroralar Inortlono Bee your own contractor or Thos. FOR SALE—ONE W ICKER baby Chorus, Barnard School; Sailirl Woman (thinking a moment)— Utilities Inst., Box N, Herald. carriage, bathlnette. and three to sell certain real estate belonfflnir ford firm said: Tn Hune and Huly. I* w ill b« charsod at tb« od« tlm« rata. McGUl Jr, 138 Cedar street. IZ 0 " P^r application Marks; Fair Cuba. De Fiient,| Spoclal ratM for loa# Una •▼•ry compartment Ice box. 40 Spruce AFARTMEN'i'S— FLATS— on file. It li "It is Just as impossible to fix O’Sole Mio, De Capua. cay advtrtloiBB v1v«a apoa roqtaat. street. foregoing: prices on suits of clothes.” Voice Choir. Grade Six; Paul F I READ IT OR NOT— fr Ado ordarad bafora tba third or fifth BUSINESS TENEMENTS 6.3 application be heard and determined Cay will ba eharyac aaly for tba ao* REPAIRING 2.3 The speaker, addressing the com- vere's Ride. Longfellow. A house fly may lay a half dosea OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALBl— SLATE bed pool table, at the Probate Office In Manchester mission yesterday at a hearing on Orchestra. Barnard school; C | or more batches of eggs In one rf toal ooiobar of Umaa tba ad appaar- LAW NMOWERS aharpened and re- 33 FOR RENT-*—^ N EW LY renovated in said District, on the 2nd dav of jpOLITIGAL heart of CrecDo* obaratag at tba rata aarnad bat regulation home alze. complete the rate schedule proposal, said his pld’s Heart, Ascher; Thistle Dov summer, each batch numberiiig paired. PreclalOD grinding. De- rooms, heatci Adults only. Apply May. A. 1938, at 9 o'clock (d. a. t.) Slovakia and storm center of ao allowanea or rafoada eaa M mada FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- equipment Floyd Standiah, South IP the forenoon, and that notice be company had atopped hiring trucks Scholes. from 120 to 150 eggs. In warm OB alt tiata aCa ateppad afU r tba livery service Kariaen and Bdger- between 5 and 7 at 88 Church St. the nation these days is Prague, Uon, brick mercantile bunding Coventry. Telephone Wllllmantic given to all persons interested in said since regulation began, operating weather the eggs hatch in from 8 fifth Cay. estate of the pendency of said applU with its massive towers and storied' No m il forblda**! Claplay llaao aot ton, BucUand Phone 7885. with 3000 ft. ot ground door space. 1553-13. Its own vehicles Instead. to 24 hours, and In 5 days the In- aojd. F Q H RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all ration and the time and place of architecture. For here must be LAW N MOWERS sharpened. Fac- Suitable for light manufacturing. impimprovem^intfl, centrally located. In- " 4. .1 , ^ thereon, by publishing a copy He predicted that other concerns sects are mature, ready to breed faced. Inevitably, the threat of Tba Barald will aot ba raapoaaibla Apply Edward J HoU. of this order In some newspaper hav- would do the ejm e if rates In- OPEN FORUM and carry on the work o f prbpaga- for mora than oaa hieorraot laaartloD tory method. Locksmith keys made. FOR SALE—4 VALVE milk bottle quire 10 Lilley atreet. ing a circulation In said district at tion. Nazidom. of aay advartlaaroaat ordarad for Safe lock expert. H. aetoson, 108 crease. Boro thaa oaa time filler. Call 6381. least live days before the day of ’’F A S C I S T ’ SP.A IN Already Premier Milan Hodxa No. Elm. Phone 8648. FOR R E NT—MODERN five room said hearing, to appear If they see “There is no such element as ’pub- has announced that his govern- Tba fnadvortaat oBlatioa of taeor> Woman (to her young husband) root pBblleattoB or advarUaing w ill ba HELP WANTED— FOR SA LE -U PR IG H T piano. Cus- upper flat, at 29 Elro atreet. inquire cause at said time and place and be lic convenience and necessity’ tn the ment would try to retch a "sym- 27 Elro. heard relative thereto, and make re- tnicklng business any more than Editor of (he Evening Herald; — You’re so stubborn. I tell you rMtJfiad only by oaaeallatloa of tba KEMAI.E .35 tom built, g.Kn tone, 335, Including turn to this court. pathetic understanding" with its there Is In a grocery store," Dan- It is to lie regroUed that you p. baby doesn't look like you, she looks ^or tba aarylea raodarad. chair and music cabinet. Tele- WILLIAM H. HYDK minorities, chiefly the 3,200,000 Ail adTartlaamaata aiaat aoBfona ROCKVILLE. 8 WARL St., h large nlng asserted. ■slst in your defense of a prov I like me. All you have to do Is to la otyl^ oopy aad typography with WANTED—EXPERIENCED house- phone 6168. Sudeten Germans and already pleaaant ’ooma, central, first floor, Jl-l-26-38. , “ You’re not going to get any- Godless, but tottering, regime ct| see our faces aide by side. raralatlona anforcad by tba pobllah* keeper ana cook, single or widow, trolling less than a third of Ca-'l Nazis have expressed dissatisfac- a n and thay raaarra tba right Co two porchca furnace, garage. |30. where with regulation and I don’t Husband—I guess you’re right age 2,’i to 35 Good home and good AT A COUHT OK PROBATE HELD ollc Spain. I tion. •CIt, roalta or rajaet any oopy eoa« pay. Write Box O, Herald. FOR SALE - ONE VVHITNEV Quiet adult family preferreed. Inquire 10 Trotter street. Manchester In said dlsUlc^tTYncapabli* mon carrier dump truck operation. TELEPHONE YOUR eSal Franco's .statements to fl new lank regiments; increase (he look these lots over. Prices are FOR RE.N1— SEVEN ROOM single, Ppiji. application uf Ehba O. Cater- The only rates now In effect are Jones had occasion to reprimand snri, Conservutrix. praying for au- contrary? Have you read what '| his wife: number of flrst-llne planes from WANT ADS very reasonable HELP WAN'I ED— modern iniprovoments, on Holl minimum ones for contract carrier thority to sell the Interest which said levy Sedgowick has to say since Jones (soothingly)— 1 think dear 550 to 2000. The Czech army, iVlALE FUEL AND FEED 49-A street, or p room tenement. Inquire incompetent hss In certalt real estate dump trucks. * * • ' talaphon# .36 return from his extensive study that you flb a UtUe someUmea. small, is nevertheless perhaps the St the CHAROB RATB sUaB abora 148 Bi.ssel. atreet. situated In said M.Tticheiter as per ap- Attorney Paul J. Goldstein, secre- pllcattuji un file, it ia Nationnli.sl Spain? !? • eonvanlaBea ta aS..rtlsarw but T h os. Ferguson W ANTED WORKING Assoclstes. FOR BALE— W ELL seasoned naro Wife—Well, It’a.a wife's duty to best-armed force of its size in the 9 OR R E N T — SEVERAL single OHDLKED:—That th4j foregoing tary of the association, told the tha CABH RaTBS will ba aee.ptae aa Agent Want persum who will be sincere wood Apply Edward J Holt, tele- Aa for .young L-irdnor it Is to . speak well of her husband occa world, strong In heavy artillery, FU LL P A riiB N T If pall at tba bual- Douses and flats tboroiighly mod- appMcatlun be heard and determined commission Dunning's statement hoped that he comes out of It w Blonally. anti-aircraft equipment, machine 175 Main Street to help orga izt a S50,(H)0.(K com- phone 4642 Ol 80'25. ul the l»robate Office In Alanclusler SCORCHY SMITH saas o^ ea oa or b .for. tha aav.ntb ern, excellent locations. Inquire ot was “utterly ridiculous.” a whole skin and more comn 1 guna and tanks. dar fouowing tb* Srai iBaartloa of pany we, wish to enlaige. Oui pres- lit said District, on tho 2nd day ot ______Scorchy H as the Answ er Edward J. Holl. 86.'i Main street, ^^ai. A. D., 1938, at 9 o’clock td. s. 1.) sense. The sense he probably vj —eh ed otharwlae tha CHAAUB ent gasollns station in Mai,Chester A true music lover Is a man who, Prague does not expect the army By JOHN C TERRY telephone 4642. Il the forenoim. and that notice h»* acquire unless be Is .on out and i upon bearing a soprano In the bath- hen ^ doll—tad. Ns raapenaU to a real service station, we will ELECTKICAL WO.MAN DIES AT IDO could long repel German invasion y T 'S HE'« WEAKEie'N A TAPPDLE bm ty^for siTors la talapboaad ada » ^en to all pernuns interested In said Communist as are the majority room, puts his ear to the keyhole. MW90HK*, BUT NOT THET m i! ^ ~ sur e/ need extra cash and persoitnei to In- pHtate of the pendency of said appli- but It could protect the beautiful I V O U U fSUM OF BW OP- HE'P PRPRKRF W iS W tT S K ! 7 ^ ^ uapiaal aad Ui.lr aeearaer AFIM.IANLTIS— RADIO 49 FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single the "International Brigade.” FELLSR il'VE ■saaot ba marsalaad corporate. Neea, mat, or woman to cation and the time and'pidce ol hear- Hartford. April 26. — (A P ) __ little country unUl help arrived— K1NP-— -iTl* A CA«B FBK MOVR NEVBI? MAWe TM' LOWO, FMONE 1HS CltV 10 iU V l house, ir.odern Improvements. ing thereon, by publishing a copy of Mrs. Francis C. Atwater, who would But imagine fighting for a Patient—I understand flsh is providing It did arrive. Czecho- THEM CfTV PO Cf, WITH MIT I act a.1 secretary and asst, treasurer, FREE! GENERAL Electric Mixer W M f M A MSOU NCS AT IR S Large garden. Inquiie at 67 Oak- this order lu some newspaper having have been 101 years old had ahe ahevlst controlled* group that l | good for the brain. Con you recom- slovskia possesses an Intense na- RDWH ^ Aino n a p r v t m ' INDEX OF with every new 193'i or 1938 Re- i . W L 6 , AW' A HOtPinu- FIEIP- t i l HAVE NV to take full charge of office work. land street, t lephone 3008. circulattcn In said district, at least butchered over 300,000 non-cr. mend anything special? EMERGENCY fi\v days before the dny of said hear- lived until her next birthday, died tionalism, Is strongly spiritual, Need, youn» man to act as 2nd vice frigerator p’.'chased at the regular HIP REAPy IN TEN CLASSIFICATIONS ing, tn appt'ar If they see cause at yesterday at her Farmington ave- hatants behind battle lines becai Uoctor—Well, you might begin as its spired president and treasurer, tc take price. S a ^ *60 on 1937 .Models. with a whale. H i N U n t * / Births «•%*.• ••• •• • • i w A •*:ijd time untl place and be heard nue home. they still lielleved In C,od! cities indicate. full charge o gasoline service sta- ConipletMy f.ua.'antecd and barked HOUSES FOR SAI.E 72 relative thereto, and make return to Rhdasemeats w*...n.M»u9 B A former resident of New Haven, JOHN F. SHANNON Shown here Is BdrmsM C CALLS tion * etc., foi one shift. Need, by our 15 years of business experi- this court. she was the widow of Jeremiah J. 299 Main Street, Town. DO IT W E LL. ..Much more de- D— tbs o ence. Large allowance for old ice SIX ROOM SINGLE, modern, with WIIXIAM 8. HYDE the great St. Card of paaks*•••******** ...... ■.**•■•••• young man to act as 2nd vice presi- Atwater and came to Hartford April 26. 1938. pends upon the mander In which • M B box. 3 yean, to pay. No money oil burner, double garage, sightly Nicholas r dent and asst, treasurer, Jo take H.(.:6.38. about eight years ago to live with things seemingly trivial are per- t«s t aad roaad full charge ol ga.sotlne .service sta- down. Offer limited! Copy ot this location, grounds well shrubbed, a daughter. Funeral aervlcea will Church in 1 P O LICE The .Mason and Dixon line ™ formed than the average peiwm re- Prague, typ- ^noBDe.m.DU ...... 1 tlo.u A etc. for one shift. Need, add necesaai v for special otter. elaborate poci. Low price for quick b- held Thursday tn New Haven. Faraonali located from an airplane In 1936| alizes. It pajrs, therefore, to do ical of the • young man ti act aa si lei mana- Bring it in this Week. Tiickels— sale. Might consider renting. Chas. everything well. Make this the rule rare beauty AulsaMbllss ger, for ,'aiige oil, motor oils. Urea, 1083 Main street, HarUord. Rhone J. Strickland. Phone 7374. o f srour life, then live up to IL Such Aatemobilss for Sals 4 3 4 3 Read The Herald Advs. that is this tubes, batteries, and all deliveries M. McKeever, Manchester 6536 tor care pays rich rewards In the long AatomobtiM for Oxobaasa tiny republic's. Aato Aoessaorlsa—TIrsa . . . and etc. elacl- applicant must have details In your home privately. run. »sp»w a»wgsab4««t • Copyright, 1*31. NBA Berrlco Inc I Auto Rspalrlas—Palatlas a pleasing personality and be able Phone Hartford '(-3136. fg;?A d (A fidihAAta - 7-A FIRE Atttoa—6blp bj Truck I tc handle chc.ir ob oi service with Autos—ForAUios—For ...... g a smile. A good following nrd good Hold lltS T to A P. AH South F L A P P E R F A N N Y B y Sylvia Id salesmanship Is very essential. Ap- FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Motcr^slsa—Blerslss ...... -tore Itii ST Ml Sf STict. I«. T,«. sec u e ht o» f Waatsd Anteo—‘Metikrevsiss plicants Ttius be In a position to WASHINGTON TUBBS 4321 Invest from 1200.00 to 8500.00 In By CYane OUT OUR WAY ■wdasss Bad PrstsaaSoaal issvtssa _ I CAM S O / C P T O HOLD MV COAT. pslD sss dsrvioss Offsrsd ...... itIf cash when we are ready to in- F O R 5 A LE HEuxysusr.'m THOSE (aOVS'AiR'E By Williams ______-A North corporate. Write Box S, Manches- S 8E HOW W E LL ’YO O te e Bulldlas—CoatraatlBs .W H AT DO 1 O W E eVECy OMK 14 ter Herald, Manchester, Conn. MAWWQ OJW E WAYMAKI 6AR6STERS I t h e v , ' OP THEM W/6 rs w a o i K s i n g •••mmwm It trout brook and pond. An Ideal " HA NDLE THIS US ABOUT THIS PILLEE MoatngwTnioktBg—btoroM to summer place. On Shoddy Mill PIOHTIN’...O rr ‘EAA BACK ------A A M B U L A N CE •It OIPLO W ATlCA Uyi «•*•••• 11 Road. Bolton, Conn. EQ WE’ LL WISH WE HAD ProfassloDsl Esrrloss n (Dousan) T O REN T Rspalrins ...... 11 ■ PEAfTHER PIlAEaS Tallpring—Dy#!ng—Claaalag I* 15 ACRES OF TILLABLE Isa ac Proefor IN SCHOOL ^ lla t Ooofia and Saimaa s a a• MM .w 14 Waatad^Buitnaaa fiarataa ••••• 5 6 3 0 LAND. Hagenow Estate. 81 Walnut St. Manchester, C t T’ AAORROW H Tel. 6859 Edaratl«aa| Apply 710 Keeney Street OooriM u i« ClsssM ... • t7 (Holloran) Prlvala Inatrootlona ••••• II Dancing ...... Maateal^DnuaaUe .«••• ••••• II 3 0 6 0 Want*d>—Inatraoticma •• _ ^ _ riaaaalal (Quiah) BoBda—Stooka—Mongaferaa mo____ mfil B oalaaaa OpportanltUa w M Monty to Loan ...... • M • I I 4 3 4 0 w^i i o h a i s e c a s h _ , „ Uela aaS SllaattoM htary? S*.** — Fsm sU ...... S4 la a 'MKLL, M.r ” SIT DOWN, ICIR Help Wanted— Mai...... It So many folks don't will be easiest for you to ' no w well get down to bustwf ^ * r#al1t« ihGy can ifct repay small Insulraents. (June muno |aletiMB Wanted ...... J une is pr e t t y 6lauohtbr-J amo order up . the other OAV VOU WANTED T<3 Help Wanted—Ma.'e or Female.. IT H O SPIT A L a loan on n business* The rest Is simple at Per* UP ON HIM T w ic e PRO U D , A N D SH E'LL A LOAD OF FREE Asanie Wanted ...... „ 1 7 .. like baele without aeklnf sonal....Our main require* TESTER D A Y.' B U T PAL. ] CANCEL VCOR LEASE ON THE • Sltuatione Wanied— Female J...' || ment 1e Just your ability to RESE N T njkYIN Q GRUB favore of anyone ...... repay... .Strict privacy... LISTEN .1CXJVB Q O riA T0P6V TUBVV AV4D GET YOUR Whether you wish |M or SEC O N D FID O LE / Cmptn7n7«ni AgtneUt ...... 40 5131 We will appreciate your BE SEENI IN M ORE ' and A^ONSV BACK— — HERE 1260, Juet tell us how It Inquiry. W HEN S H E V t g e t rr vs, 46,000. PLA CES w n w HIM / IV ilN KS HE'S PerMiaal |.«Hne «p «• fiae# IPtk Tear SPREA D IT O N : \ r h ------l^ o liry and SnppIUt ,.*■...... 41 W A TER D EP T . thick.' „ 5 > {ER , Z JpPOtA WITH ) Wintad— p#ta— Poultry-^toak 44 P E R S O N A L F I N A N C E C O. TTiiac? m o v e i n i ./ ^ FREC KLES, SAT, IM ArtleUa .Far 6 aJ« ...... 44 3 0 7 7 TWEBK3M A N AcettaoHaa 4« BUTIER N O O FT H EC A N CEl Balidlng Matarlata ...... 47 (A fter 5 P.M .) —^at^hta—Jatralry •• 41 D OTH t h e BC M ALL sides: 7 8 6 8 “ Penny for your thought, kid." “This concludes the nature hike for today, children. We " I was thinking about tr^ng to .borrow. g nickeL," ' will now do our problems in mental arilhmelic." Mechlnerr end T o iL ;.ii lottmmanti n M A N C H ESTER MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Crazed With Fear a!,'!* “ W A TER C O . By THOMPSON AND COLL Wenitd—To Bur ...... || V&BL Ljfinrisfti — Betel#—maeorta BORN THIgTV VEARS3DO BOOM ^ ^ M^taaraata 5 9 7 4 ALLEY OOP ...... « All Present Or Accounted For ^erd—Raaeris —HirL •* By H AM LIN Hotal^^Raataoraata . . Weoted-RoomJrBi.;,":":;; « ~ G A S C O . . _ Baal Batata Fat Baat ■fHETLOOK AssrtmsttU. FUta. T aaem a^ _ Baalaaa LooaOoS " 5 0 7 5 Reosaa For Baal .... ** ■Dbarba. Far lu iet*::::;:::;:: Soamar Bomaa For Bast .Waata« ta Real ...... Ba^ Batata >W tala AFartaaot BBlIdlas tar m T — Boafaeat Property lor —l i l ^ ^ .-IT FOTTBTEEK

TCEBQDAT. APRIL 3 6 .19Mvl|

The Married Couples club will E-MERGENOT DOCTORS Rev. B. O. Lusk of the Church of meet tomorrow night at the Second ABOUT TOWN CcngregationaKchureh. The com- the Nazaq^e and lay delegates left Physicians of the Manchester this morning for the New England mltt^ in chiKge includes Mr. and Medical aaeoclatlon who will re- TIm m A ben team ef S t Jbbn’i Mrs. Carl AlIeivMr. and Mrs. Earl District Assembly, which continues elnireb wfl] hzv* a practice period epond to emergency calla tomor- through May 7. Butler and Mr. and Mrs. Howard row afternoon are Dr. D. C. T. i twporrow evening at 6:30 at the Clark. T. M. C. A. grotmda Moore, telephone 4567, and Dr. i The bowling games pisnned for M. B. Moriarty, 6445. j tonight by the Children of Mary will The east in the three-act comedy, on account of conflicting arrange- 6 t Benedict's Study club vfll “A Win and a Way”, will have a re- meet tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock ments be postponed until Mondsy of ecials 9 to 12;30 hearsal tonight at the South Metho- The state Luther League wlU have next week at 7:30 at the West Side in tbe kindergarten ef St James's dist church, and again Thuraday school. a spring frolic In Waterbury next Recreation Center. evening. The play wlB be present- Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Young ed at the church Friday evening un- people from the i,utheran Concor- The Gleaners group win meet at j' der the auspices of the Philip Em- dia church who plan to go are re- 7:45 this evening at the .South] bury group. Mrs. Jessie Wallace is quested to notify Mlee Freda Roth. Methodist church. HOUSE'S directing. Home made candy will be sold by Mrs. Gloria Goodrich and HALE’S her committee. Captain Kenneth Sharp ot the ADVER'nSEMENT— Wednesday Morning Specials! *1 node iq> my WllUniuuiUc Salvation Army Corps will lead the meeting at the local Market Garden Special, Fertilizer Bind to get a Mrs. George U Grasladlo, Mrs. $1.90 per 100 lbs. W. Harry Eng- Wednesday Morning Specials! MODER.V fcfric- Thomas Oannaher and Mrs. James citadel tomorrow night, to which lapd, Telephons 3451. cfalor rrganllfet McVeigh are Manchester membiera the public Is Invited. ef cost Imagiiie on the committee for the annual In- Men's 25c d W Green SUmps Given With Caah Sales. mj deUabt wbra I staUatlon bridge of the Emblem Mrs. Walter Perrett and Mrs. fmmi Jhc price of I club, tomorrow at 8:15 p. m. at the All Silk Knee Length Ceeicntar, the a!i| Elks' home In Rockville. Mrs. Dan- George Anscombe will be the hos- ' esadidoacd rcfric-l nsher wlU be in charge of progres- tesses for the Women's Home FANCY etator, was nearivl sive bridge and Mrs. McVeigh, League meeting tomorrow after- Waller N. Leclerc HOSIERY a .ktmdted doDan nnder many Icm cards and taUles. pivot bridge' will noon at 3 o*clock_at the Salvation Funeral Director ep-Se-date Idab. My feeds am fredi*. also be played. Mrs. Graziadlo Army halt HOSE MH. p r . er, more ddideia, end Fra sariag would like all who have ticket re- $59 No. Main St. Phone 5399 meaey every day.” turns to make on the Eaater bunny Coolcrator itm feeds fresiMr be- dressed In 25 one dollar bills, to do 500-Sheet Package casae air caoditsaiiiw provides four so before tomorrow evening when rewntlals of ideal rcfrifCTatioo: the drawing will take place. The Children *s I 1. Ceosmat Cold. 2. Positive aste-way profits will be used to defray ea- SILHOUETTE CLEANSING citcalatioa. 3. Balanced Hasnldity. BENDIX penaea of the Installation of the club „, TISSUE ..fx 4. Waslmd Air. Instead ef ooMing officers, scheduled for Wednesday The Sui»essor to tbs saore, these advanced featnrts cost Regular $1,25 Wednesday Only! U q pkg. afternoon. May 18. Washing Machliis yon USS. If yon want Itaha foods F. E. B R A Y at lem cost, investigate CoeleiBlor! Mr. and Mrs. Elwood G. Walker WASHES — RINSES JEWTILER Limited Quantity! Fast Color! 50” x 50” FOR YOUR 10 DAY FRBE of East Middle Turnpike have re- DAMP-DRIES turned from Alford, near Great Bar- Stale Theater Buildinsr Sweaters TRIAL CALL' rington, Mass., where they were AUTOMATICALLY 737 Main Street HAND BLOCKED LUNCH called because of the illness and sub-

seouent death of Mrs. Walker's Women’s Tan and Brown and Brown and White Saddle father, Merton Chapin, a long-time CLOTHS resident of that place. Mr. Chapin KEMP’S, he. luantlty of cloth. In .mart color. ^ ^ L T. WOOD CO. also leaves two eons, William, with 768 Main Stieet Watch and Jewelry end in ^ e r a l deelgna. Not all color, in O s i Phone 4496 whom he lived, and Merton of North pattern. WhUe they iMt at thta O S - Egremont, Maas. Repairing At Oxfords ^2*^9e S S m pair ^ 'HIPl » 1% (.I Norfolk Paints wear much better Reasonable Prices Large Sizd 8-Cup Earthenware because on l/ the highest quality l^oolerator materials go Into them. Sold only by TEAPOT I G. E. Willis and Son, Inc.—Advt. SAVE 50 P. C. step In and See One of Man- Brown glazed wane flnlah.

On the Cost of New Tires! chester’s Largest Seiections ceHouse-^soN. RETREAD of Greeting Cards for All Occasions. INC. TOUR CASINOS No long walta Drive In your The JW.HAU CORR Mammoth car In the morning. Get It back at night all finished. ______M amchistir Comm*

Campbell's Vaudevflle Show & Bazaar The World’s Great- SERVICE STATION AUSPICES RED MEN - (ilUSEPPE GARIBALDI SOC. 276 Main Street est Motor Car

Value and Offer rant o STATE ARMORY W.T. G C HALE'S SELF SERVE ^ ^

The OriginaUn New England! 815 MAIN STREET 2—Different Shows Nightly—2 919 ROOFING A MONTH And Health Market

PROFESSIONAL SHOW Buys A New 1938 Wednesday Morning Only . State-Wide Amateur and POUR RORETS “Opportunity” Contest KAREL a JACKSON REGULAR 15c AND 19c Wednesday Morning Specials THE SAUNDERS 12 — Novelty Acts — 12 ASBESTOS PLYMOUTH CHARLES NAPLES $50.00 FIRST PRIZE! LEO 4 MAY JACKSON Your Old Car Taken In Printed Batiste Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. H — Other Prizes — 11 SIDING SKATING WHIRLWTNDS Trade As Full Down CHANGE EVERY NIGHT Our Specialty I Printed Dimity 10:00 P.M. Payment. 7:30 P. M.

• Estimates Freely Given Dotted Organdy Gold Medal Flour 5_L^Bag 2 5 e $1500 IN DOOR PRIZES AND PLYMOUTH AUTO! Regnlar Cae • Workmanship Guaran- PLYMOUTH .76”-S9'' Width. teed 5-Passenger Derby Corned Beef 17e Music—Prizes—Exhibits • Highest Quality Mate- SEDAN $ 7 2 9 BAZAAR FEATURES — CONTINUOUS BINGO! rials I M.eoo IN PRIZES TO ADVANCE TICKET PURCHASERS' • Time Payments Ar- DcUvered In Vlanchester. Chase & Sanborn DOORS OPEN AT 7:00 P. ,M. DAILY ranged.

Coffee 25/.

ALL THIS WEEK A. A. DION SCHALLER 9 to 12 j Campbell's Beans CONTRACTOR

81 Wells Street Motor Sales WEDNESDAY Thrifty 634 Center Street Telephone 4860 Manchester MORNTNO SPECIALS Only Sondwich Wax Paper "rTJ 5e PINEHURST CLOSES AT NOON Freeh Green 11 only WEDNESDAY , , . DIAL 4151

Mr Goodbar Chocolate LIMA Juicy, Sweet hlorida ____Chow!ate 9 c

Indian River Tree-Ripened BEANS „ ORANGES .Medium size, ^ ^ Pound 19c Fresh Rodishes Bunch 3c 6x9 FIBER RUGS ...... Large size, ^ — ASPARAGUS

/ j w n ...... O O C Rareripes Bunch 2c at less than cokt! Seedless

ORAPEFRCrr, 4 for ...... Right whMj you want them meet . .

25c for your porch, bedroom* end Sum- Cpcpgnuts Each Pure, Sweet Louis L. Grant 4c mer CotUge . . we clear out theae ORANGE MARMAL.ADE Buckland 11 ilx by nine fiber ruga at lees than Tel. 6370 HEALTH MARKET cost! One of the finest grades, lo 20c 39c 1937 design.. Some matching pat-

terns. Hurry for'first aelectloa. REG. 87JW

l^pw If to—I want that Rrac«>- Store cloeea at 12, Noon. Frankfurts Lb. 27c UPPP ARABIAN let: »aj-» every gin. AND $8.S8 1 X X Iii:. CHARMS Send Date bo* tops to Drom- in awry paekaua of ^ a ry for Bracelets and eeveo Spiced Ham Lb. color .Arab Cutout set. 29c

DROMEDUT Dromedary Dates, pasteurized for Mfety and purity . . shlp- DATES •nent Just In of fresh, pitted Lamb Stew Lbs. 3 25c DROMEDARY DATES d Alice: lOc - 13c - 29c brWATKINS ot her s

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ECKHARDT'S F ^ V k A^TS* priced: —tBMnWj M anch istir Comh* sauerkraut ...... ih. iJ .'”

wlU reach ... early w S ta ^ e iV ^ Freneb E ndK e...... ik sa, ______Ripe Salad Pears. 8 ...... ‘V BoantIfnI. Ripe, Yellow Bananas. Avocados YWONB OWWSRg _Tomatoes_^ . encumbers . . Radishes. Wednesday Only — 9 A. At. to 72 OK CRABOES

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ALL WASH GOODS

* SPECIAL Dreaa Linens Georgettes

Tomorrow Morning Only! Flock Dot Voiles Dotted Swim

A SELECTED LOT OF WOMENS Organdies 10-CHICKENS FREE-10 Suitings Twn To Each of Flvn Wlnaers SHOES REPRESENTING VALUES Seersuckers ratR S O A T . APRIL *8th. 8 P. M. UP TO $4.00...... Lining

Materials

Piqoes

HAVEN'S food ma r k et Val«B to 49c yard*“ ^

Bubln<»w BqfldJng • 907 Bfain Street

IFAUIt, «•••••••••••••• A im wwaa

The Textile .Store

ADVERTISE IN THE HERAU>-'wlT PAVSi I Mgl. street N e?to th .B « i