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'Siwat OKLAHOMA COURT 8AVS of to Parochial School Graduate’s "NIOGKB” no t INSULT. nwdi difflo Bludgeoned And Karished Oklahoma City. Oct. 12.— SOUTHERN CHINA aumi '■^” 1—The State Supremo Court marli ■sys a Negro may be referred on* I pe r s is t e nc e .OP wsnnq \ ^ mtle Body Fonnd Behind Larch- “ e Nigger" without. Insult. OAlKS WINTBB HUMki I •The word," the court ruled In FRENCH A U O T Notes Sent To EiwKNniff a libel action yesterday, "has L ] Hs o nont Movie Theater. been brought forward.from the CaieaUr, Pa., Oct 12.—(AP)- t J •»« My* of Negro slavery ahd is to- ^ swarm of belligerent honey Asking Cooperatioi To r h * r day frequenUy used by both the EXTRA MONEY bees has taken over John Mc- I But I BLX|JETIN! white man and the Negro In a Cleary’s front porch for a winter tod*) home. M caeary smoked them LarchraonL"N. T,, Oct 12.__ refiecUon Preyent Incidents h Con- St4 IA P ) — Detectives foday found or iU feeling.-" FOR DEFENSE out once, plug^ng the entl-ance rides 'the stained brown coat of Mary holea with putty. But the bees nection With Drire O i boys, Imelda Coyle, pretty 17-year-old returned and dug their way that 1 Hctlm of a rape Idller, wlthia through the putty. Resigned, Mc- Tbsi 100 yards of the bonaeboat First Evi- ^*•0^ hung out the welcome Canton; Statement As- where she lived with her mother SIMVNE toss sign. jsnd two sisters In New Rochelle. c The coat waa sodden with Mood, dence Of Government’s serts Jamm W ill’Kespect as though It had been used to ®^ceal the battered futures of REMOVES U S T Arab-Engllsh outbreak. «■">' Determination To Push Vested Foreign Interests’^ tha qalet parochlBl ocliool grmd* nate after she was slain some- POUCE SNARE
time between 8 p. in. and mid- Rearmament After Pact night Monday. PARTUEADER Tokyo, 'Oct. 12— (A P ) — thm STATE READY YOUTH; ADMITS Japanese government today uigad Larchmont. N. T., Oct. 12—(A P ) SLOVAKS URGE HITLER Peris, Oct. 12.— (A P ) -T h e the United States and other powajs —An 8-state alarm for a blood- Nominees Lay Down Verbal to "refrain as far as posslbl* flroa stained motor car was broadcast by French cabinet authorised Premier TO PAY GUARD Bldouard Daladier today to- spend 15 C A R THEFTS tnortng troops, warships and alr- poUce today in their quest of the slayer of 17-year-old Mary Imelda Barrages In Snpport Of MEDIATE FRONTIER ROW an extra 2,307,000,000 franca VAft In south Ctolna" In view of th* - (about $62,289,000) for national de- landing of a Japanssa sxpsditkaK. Campaigns Of fickets UNITS CALLEDi te n t In the few remaining months Robert Steanu, 16-r«ar-dU presumably for a drive on Ototoo. Oelefations So Far Apart of this year. To the premier as war minister Boy It Nabbed By Police Facing Voters November. Lumbermen And Woodlotj BRITISH TROOPS TXL L420,000.000 francs Differences Impossible To ($38,340,0(X>) for the army and to of incidents in connsctlon with the Minister Cesar Camplncht Ac Re Leares For FeelbaD south Chilna campaign. 887,000,000 franca ($23,049,00^ for *y associated pr e ss Owners Seek Profitable KILL SIX ARABS The notes d e s is te d to* araa ba- Bridge By Ordinary Nego- the sea forces. Daladier as min- tween Swatow, 300 j- I Defeat of Rep. Noah H. Swayne. ister of national defense and pre- Gaae la Steles Ante. majority leader of the House of of Hongkong, and Pakhol, about tfiO Disposal Of Felled Lum- mier will supervise the whole ex- miles southwsst of that BrltMi tiatioii; Peace Endangered IN FI^TO D AY penditure. Repreaentativea In the last legiala- colony, as to* area In whleh nsutral tlw aesslon for renomlnatlon at a ber; Park Areas Closed. The appropriations were the first Nabbed sarly this afternoon Jyst powers wer* to rsfrala from movteL evidence of the government’s deter- Darien Republican caucus removed as be was about to drive s number their foress. Komaroa, On the Csechoslovak- mination to push French rsarma- today the last of the veteran leaders Hungaiian Border, OcL 13.— (A P )— Terrorists Attack Soldiers ment after the Munich peace pact of his pals down to Meriden to see in both Houses of the General As- »e given the Japanese emnmsad B sembly. Hartford, Oct. 12—(A P ) — The I Persons close to the Slovak delega' In which Adolf W Uer*^ a football game, Robert Stearns, 16, "sheer necessity should rnmnsF talned French. British and Italian Swayne was beaten 199 to 161 by state waa ready today to pay $30,- Uon In the Komaron conference on While Latter Attempting of 158 Birch atroet was taken to the such movements. ' 000 to National Guardsmen on hur- the territorial dispute between Hun- a ilm e n t to split Ckecboalovakla. The Foreign Office Issusd a>stat*- Capt. Thomaa J. O’Connor, retired NaUonal defense expenditures pre- IMlIce station for questloalng, and member of the New York Fir* De- ricane duty with another $10,000 In gary and Csechoslovakia said today To DemoEsh House From ihere he revealed a record oif car ment ssserting that Japan worm t l ^ the Slovaks had asked AdoU 4 by Parllainent for m pect vested foreign Interests" bi partment and a drafted candidate, the offing, while lumbermen and 19M toUled 35.945.000.000 franca theft, tempering and Joy-rldlng that Hitler to mediate "In this serious amased hta questioners. the zone of to* south Mto- laat night as nominees on all thre* woodlot oarners about the state hour." (about $874,870,000 at p r o ^ paign. M jo r party Uekets laid ver- sought profltabla disposal of storm.' Which Bombs Are Thrown rates.) Toimg Stearns admitted that dur- 8levata;aald after a mwitlag to- ing the past two ysara he has stolen Th# notes to foreign powers ts- bal barragas in support of their re- fsllsd timber. T* TiaMsfer AMbaasafisr. railed that alinilar requerta^bS sp«>tlv# campaigns. At the same ttiaa tha State Park no lee* than 16 automobUes from Mary Imelda Coyle I cabinet, meet- thslr patklng places here, and has mod* by Japan on June gfi, ♦*«- ^ A m ong these waa Gov. WUbur L. sod Forest Commission closed aU ^ Jerasalew. Oct. 12—(A P )—Brit- ing vrith President Albert Lebnm, year. _ Cross, Democratic nominee for r»- stmta Darks and oianic nt m^mt^ 1 uisir diirsranoas oouJd bs driven Umt o on Joy rides about this, Coyle, red-haired parochial school <^ln«y negotUtlon. ish troops spreading out over the 1b*ve agreed to transfer and nearby towna His audacity to- Doiaei (Japaneee news OgsU^) elwUon for a fifth term, who in The only hope, they said, was reported from Hongkong today that graduate, whose bludgeoned and reiterating approval of the inter- Indefinltrty. The order was issued Holy Land in punitive expeditions day lad to his apprehension, and he ravished body was found early yes- bssiHdor to Berlin, to the Rome em will be arraigned In "iTown Court to- Japanese naval planes bod bombed tadependebOy of Gov. I S jlw “ r V e to end Jewlah-Arab violence killed 11 communities in Kwangtuag nroe- terday behind a movie theater. Cross’ ban on .woodland hunting I mont night. He has no license to oper- (Oonttaaed on Page Tea.) ^ Arabs In a clash with terrorists He I* to carry to Italy the French ate a motor vehicle. Ince, southern (Thlna. Westchester, county authorltlee, and mean* that no one wlU ^ pe^ S ' ^ d a today. organising the moat Intensive search recognition of the Ethiopian em TTbefts Increase Domrt dlspatchaa also o ld ninety muted even to drive through th e ^ S e e ^ ^ European The troops were attempting to de- IP*’’*' Police have been alarmed by the Soviet airmen yrer* concentrated at since the kldnsp-slaying of 12-year- the airfield adjacent to COaton. old Peter Levin* last spring, were *Th^$30Mo"for cua»l.m.n .1 Th«y <>eUeved that the Fuehrer mpllah a house In the Nablus die- ‘P’** selection of Francola-Poncet large numbers of recent car thefts irict from which bombs had been ^ «nentloned In a communique balked by a paucity of clue*. • 17 DIE IN BLAZE r^y approved by the governor, will mideteSand tak« In this town, and recently, even thro\ra Monday when the terrorists «>«etlpg but th* moro than during the past two year Motwo sncAmuT o (lano. These posaibtlltles for Adentlfica- be paid from the general fund, al- Uon of the attacker stood out: though there la no appropriaUon I ““lY who attacked soldiers from nearby ajlalsters confirmed It upon leavlnx pwiod in which StcnriM adfiUtn hli Honkong, Oct 13.—(AP)—Jav- I might so Inmress the Hungarians **°*J**(°P*- the session. The announcement was 1. The voice of the killer, who j sufficient to cover the payment. depredatioofl extended, offlciale have an's new South China anar. mS- i^ONG BOUNDARY Aaldiig ILOOO Square Mllee. Reinforcements arrived and theP^^""*'** officially pending th* ap- mught to snare the "drive-off spec- mated at 80,000 tofiOJlOO ^ wm choked off Marjr's desperate cries Persons Interestsd In the lumber BituaUon gathered yesterday at the British fighters subdued the band in Italian government, ialist” who haa been active in the reported moving steatoly for help, might again be recognised (OofiUBned on Page F ourteen) by a woman who heard a girl’s capitol and were told the big teak a 90-mlnute skirmish. Other rein- . '•’■"•■(•rs said they decided center of the shopping district. from Bias bay today against Itttls forcements started for strategic r® Robert Coiilondre to take Time and again, PoUceman Jos- or no CStlnaaa realstaaee. screams at 1:80 a.m. arould be persuading carpenters to I Vohmteers Coocentrate Ef- use hurricane-felled Umber. poste In the Holy Land. I (he Berlin embassy from his eph Prentice, who haa been working Brought Into Bias bay. Just north- 2. Between 10 and 18 strands of Cbeered By VlUagera present post as ambaasaW to Mos- east of Hongkong, in more *»»■» brown hair, each about four Inchm Boards Thicker At One End on the case has had tips leadi^ to Columns of Infantry and mechan-1 certain youths os being tbs possihle Mkty transports and i— long and without the reddlrti tint The small sawmills of ConnecU- SOVIET HASTENS forts Near O f Lake To cut. It was asserted, very probably Ised units were cheered by viUagera ''*■•■•$'•• director of eom- car thieves, but each time lack of through a blsist of naval guao, characterised by that of the victim new army Including a brigade at were found clutched In her hand. would turn out boards a quarter of M they followed Palestine h lg^ a ys affair* at the Information baffled efforts to arrest an Inch thicker at one end than at trtveUed by the^ Crusaders of s^- ‘ PPolnted sm- to* culprit. Today Stearns played mfirtnea began marching toarard the Siala With Btant Instrumeat Prevent Spread Of Flames other day. Ibaasador to Turkey. vital railway that brings enppUee a. She was slain with a blunt In- the other and carpenters would find WEST DEFENSES directly Into the bands of toe police It "all crippled up and sprung," The troop*, assisted by Roval Air •». ***^ lAopoM ■fid his arrest followed. strument such as a ball-headed (Osatlasafi Two.) hammer, with which the killer In- Fort Frances. Ont, Oct 12.— (Ca- Those gathered at tte (Japitol Force warplanes, InfllctS*^heaw n .l^ai'**’**/* ****** **** "*•*(("$ with Heee By Wetmm were Informed that something bet- casualties on a band of raldsta In's: ” * few minute* sarly in or- Just after noon time today. Joe- filcted from five to eight fractures nadian Press)The death toll along ter than the "Jallopy mlUs” now No-Man’s Land B eb f Creat- midnight battle near a T A J i^ WL ®*'- eph GUsU of Ellington parked bis ,of the skull. A search for the the fire-swept international bound- used In the state would have to be weapon in the hope of finding lage aouthweet of Jerusalem ■(•d®" *"<1 ac car la front of St. James' church, ary stood at 17 today as volunteers furnished If the timber was jto be snd emerged shortly afterward to fingerprints was sUrted. cut properly. ^ ed For Protection Of One BOtlsh soldier was kuied snd *^**™"’» 4. Absence of blood under the concentrated near Off lake In an -one was wounded seriously. find It gone. He reported the loss to stop the blase, the worst State Forester Austin 'F. Hawes Observers here said events of the King Leopold, who led his country to the pollcs, and then set out to LATE NEWS body aupported a police theory that back to complete neutrality In Eu- since 1922, from spreading to (^ear- and G. D. Ctook of the U. 8. Forest do a bit of Investigating himself. S e^ ce said that negotlaUons were Ukraine From Invasion. ropean politics after lining up for (Ooirtlaned ea Page Foorteea.) water lake In the heart of tha tour- (OosUnned on Page Fonrteen.) He shortly saw his car, parked'In ist and huntlng-a^. under way In Washington for a $10.- years with Francq and Great Brit- front of the high school. PoUceman I 000,000 revolving fund under RFC ain, was expected to avoid political FLASHES! . Threatened areas along a 80-mile Washington. Oct. 12,— (A P ) — Prentice thereupon took up the | front in northwestern Ontario were auspices to finance the marketing of talk during his one-day stay in search, snd going back to the origi- bloarn down Umber In New England. Reliable report* that the Soviet Paris to help dedicate a statue to evacuated and rangers expressed union Is hastening conatrucUon of a nal parking place, he found a wom- WOULD SAVE BILLION behef the heroic efforts of*^sco7es William Shepard, forest products RUSSIAN “CZAR” ^ his father. Albert I. SnUOWNSHtlKE vast artificial no-man's-lsnd along LouisrtUe, Ky,, Oet. UL— (A P )— of volunteers and additional fire marketing expert of the State For- A dictatorial government of nS' (Osnttaoed os Paga Two.) Cong. Robert Rams peck at Oeerzla estry Department said one Iropera- It* western fronUer as a first line tional union was demanded for fighting equipment had Increased of defense' against Germany have told the National LesgM at DIskrtet chances of beating the blase Into Uro need waa a survey to determine Prance today In the name of 9,000,- reached diplomatic circles here. DIES AT PARIS l Postmasters today that rTiliisBns at BEGUN BY UAW submission. the kind and quanUty of lumber 000 organUed World War veterans TREASURY BALANCE The Information Is that the the merit system to cover oil fed. Chief Fire Ranger WiUlam Darby needed In OonnecUcut. as the only means of solving the eral employes wooM probably save said last night "the situation looks He said local manufacturers were Soviets, seeing the collapse of their acute problem facing the nation. Washington, OcL 12.— (A P ) __ efforts to forge an international bar taxpayers $1,000JIQ0.969 amnaBy. somewhat better.” The fire fight- u»ed to buying their lumber In the Henri Plchot, president of the The position of the Treasury Oct. Ranispeck. chalrmaa at to* Boms tes Of Detroit Plant Wired ers bad their hands full as they south. ricade eastward around Germany, Pretender To Varnished Ro- Federal Union of Veterans, declared 10: virtually have dropped everything Civil Service Gemmlttee, said he ki- battled the blaM near Off lake, 40 .Ussd.To Right Slaea he issued the call for a government Receipts $12,714,499.21; expendi- tendk to introdoee ssok a cIvU aarv- * miles north of Fort Prances. else In order to protect the Ukrain- would ignore political parties "We V* got to do a UtUe more tures $39,726,402.80; net balance loe bin In tbe aext Congfenn bst ex- Shut ^ While Pickets Evaesala Onager Zeaa. ian wheat pad coal fields from any manoff Throne Exile Since I put It over the saw, he said. invasion. $3,847,813,393.12. Customs receipts pects a bard fight against It •-— nxs The complete evacuation of an Carpenters are used to lumber of (Bosttaned Oa Page Two) for the month $9,776,968.07. It would take sway the rigkta at almost ^ e exact sise." A six-polat program designed to Guard A ll The Entrances. .w none—more alow down and finally halt an ap- The Bolsheyist Reyohition ■nembers at Congress t* thootnads than 80 families alone were removed A lumber company represenU at appointments. proaching army has beOn dovetall*(r • • • Into natural defenses of distance (Oaattaaed aa Page Tea.) URGES PENSIONS SOONER De^t, Oct 12—(AP)—Members (OonttMStd on Page Tbn.) and lack of communications. It PArte Oct 12.-(AP)—The Grand of ^ a o United Autmnobile reported here to Include: Convicts To Be Watched Richmond, ,Va„ Oct 12.— (A P ) — Wwkeia began a alt-down strike DeforesUtion of Area -Monalgnor Thomas J. ODwyar at t^ morning in the Mack avenue 1. Deforestation of a belt ranging Los Angeles, president of th* Ns- ^ ■!• (J»* Ruaalas- Jlonal Conference at OatboUe Chart- **“ *®*' P«x*«cts Oorp. from a few t* a hundred miles wide y^ithout Seeing Guards Robot Unerringly Guides between the Soviet union and her ties. recommeoded today liberal- wtore 2,000 woritera war* employed. **!ii***‘ *** 82 jreara old. ization of the old age laim gatea wars wMid abut and neighbors of Rumania, Poland and Estonia. *® vanished •ace prokisioiw at toe NatkMml plcketa guarded the entranew Pittsburgh. Oct 12—(A P )—Plans* empire, an were . . . - Social Security Act as tko best an- ^ 4ott, prealdent of the oor- Planes To Right Airport 3. Depopulation of this none, and toe BoUhevlat in some case* resetUement of evacu- Uon swer to tbe "Utepiaa sckexMs” at poratloo, said the action of the revolution, had been aerioualy III for of a Pennsylvanl. "Alcatraz." a edU have providing (or tbe aged. As the first halted productioa Just ated towns and farms with trusted unique prison where Inmates will Red Army men and women, oetepsl- circular inter-connected walls will step for - UberaUzlag the act Mea- eight hoim before company official* New Tort^Oct. ll- (A P ) —Aria-Euie. automaUe „ or "robot" pilot, hve—like goldfish—under constant surround each of the main sections Uon research workers pulled" a new” - “ «»nauc bly posing as peasants snd workers but secret surveillance of guards. slgnor O'Dwyer saggested that tbe ew to hays met with UAW com- known to the men In the cockpit as —toe cell blocks, nscreation grounds government begin making oM nga one out of the hat today— an air- while guarding the frontiers and Most outstanding among the in negotlattoBs for re- plane which will find its way to an "ChMUe McCarthy." has hero la and the workshops. pnymeiite In 1946 Instead of 19U as ute for several ymord. It fUes the checking Illegal entry. Ute C n r Nl6hotlui IT, last of the prison design changes wUI be a net- • working agreement ((•• unerring sense of a The single-story_ — , cell blocks, de-1 Is at preseat provided. t«i<« rspraaentetlTM said a •**P*ene. leaving the human pilot’s 8, Destruction or mining of trans- vork of secret observation tiers or milk wagm bofbe hearting for home porUUon arteries, Includl^ bridges, *?**” • Pf^clfilmed hlm- "cst-walks,'' spreading like a great Signed to accommodate 600 "lifer# "I • . . . jw klng contract bad expired June and a bucket of oats. mind and hands free for other duties. w f 1924*^ •*«*>■ (® th* throne Aug. and dangerous convlcte, wUI be air-! L'RGES BANK SYSTEM Hooked together, the dlrecUon roads snd railroads, running throuxh spider web over all toe prison build- All the pOot has to do to twirl a this buffer aone. ings and cell ranges. From these conditioned and well-lighted. Only I *■"■■■ City. Oct 12. — (A P ) — Mertin itiii strike toder and the robot pUot wUl fly wifK * * Bedside one convict will be assigned to a Tbeir own bsaidag system Is the dial, switch on his automatic pilot 4. Omatruction of a formidable guards will be enabled to see the in- cell Homer Martla. president of the And read his farefavorite oondes untU p lu e to any given destlaat destlaatiao fcjrfi*** **^ ** **** ’ V'tA his mzt step for the nesperstlves. Dr. finrdleso of weather condlUons and 2«ertoot line" along th e ^ Iitw n firetheri the Grand Dukes Boris mates at all times, .but remain un- 3^ plaae gets tbstbsrs. toundary of this quarantine belt. In- seen. Plan Nmer Trlqd Before Janoea P. Warbsise,- ' leed t ^ strike Tueaday night Mar- \Tb* g o d ^ which wU makes it ali U ^ a ^ V i a d s which tend to blow to which reserve stores are '.S* will be of vitrified geos and president at the it off tte oourae. MsJ. Henry Hornbostel, interaa- ttro Lssgae at the United tln said the strik* waa called be- posBtbte Is aaown ias th* *AutoaiaUc rushed and fortifications built * ^ ‘* * * “ Helen, now Princess Uonally known architect and direc- toe, harder than concrete to pene- toe company had cut w a ^ fraction finder," produced JoinUy ^ t e and easily detected when told delegnten here today nt thn U*^ alone, th* directionfinder 5. Speeding up of raflroad and tor of Allegheny county (Pltte- Sperry GyroscoM Co. and the l^hw ay buU&tg behind this rt K e n ^ ^ Marin*, the Duchesa orMra, and the top section of each •PMlag sesrtoa of the elsvsaUi Maa- -!i **.*“ eenta had beromM a c o m ^ wiUi a needla burgb) parks, designed the modern alnl eoagreas. "Tbe msasy which had refused to Uvs up to an asme- RCA Monufactming (>>. Um to fp ^ ts te transfer of sup- rorrtdor wall wUl be of glass brick wMch potote constonUy toward the maximum security" prison, which t ^ cooperative societies of tho Unite ‘ mMt covering aenlorlty rlgbU Toned Te Radte B i____ plies and troops. ■( J:18 p. m.. 1* to be partlaUy financed by the so that sunlight may flood the ceils. “rp^ where the airliner Is sche- A m, *. e, t.). Iron ^ secreted in mortar ed Staton now have e* fiepsatt, to ^rae company maaufncturM anto- Tuned to a radio beacon station duled to land. MIBtary r sxnestrsllua Cestesa Works Progress Administration. He WlU Which provide* th* s l ^ y ^ S wife, the Grand Join the glass bricks. rommetrlal beaks drawing ns kUsi i J. O. Flynn, J r, sopeiintendcat a f $. Development back of this area said contracts would be let soon and *■(• wonU cranto a gn S artiSMl mufflers and radiator gtiUaa and stong which airUiieni 6y, or to * of big mlhtaiy concmitration cen- ««««■ Vtotorla Feodorovna. that work might be started late this The Pennsylvania “Alcatraz" wOl wmamrey bnsdeasUng sUUon, rommunlcaUooa for American A lr- gwdd^htsr of Quern, W.000,000 and will b e ^ t rt ■aeldng system", he saidL -I tas«tracts With ssvsndk^ aa- ’*’^1 fortified England, died March 2, 1936. month. - • S ■ s to»o«l# eoaeama It mn taOer will con Una* to ■ad provisiaaed air bams. Them Pkui Never TWed Befst* MLGrotn*. near^arrlsburg. on tbe ^ (or eevetal months. woo, BiANpHJSSI BII. OONN^ VTEDNESDAT, OCTOBEB 12» 19M
•9- aol** aa of tb* reosnUy reported ear PAINTBB MAROONED MANCHllBnat EvaWniG aBBAU. MANCHESrea. OONM. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBEB 12,19S8 tbefU, but poUc* say that they JAPS URGE NATIONS ICE SNARE now look tar a decided aluakp la How Safe Are You at Home? ON BIDOB POLE FRENCH ALLOT 1 NOT TO MOVE SHIPS OOL IS.— (A P )- JOHNSON IS HEAD BEUEVES SNEAK THIEF Cteieaoe finch, former POLICE COURT 40INA1TENDANCE YOUTH; ADMITS Red Grots Warns < Hazards at th* Swampsoott rineae* Com- EXTRA MONEY WORKING NEW ENGLAND IN SOimiERN CHINA mittee, painted hla roof today OF POLHX BOARD on a war- Y.M.C.A, Notes but when flntohed he found Mm- rant issued by Prosecutor George C. seU marooned on th* ridge ^ le , Local Resident Reports Method UMsner on complaint of Leonard AT CREDIT PARLEY 15CARTHEF1S Today (Osattaned Ifens Page Oae.) ■urrounded by wet paint FOR DI 39 Weeks To Pay Ewen of 67 Pine street, Fred A 4:00— Women's Council Meeting, Used Here Similar To West Unable to get down beceus* ot of 93 Pearl atreet. w u frofo Pag* oaa) 8 :30-7 :80—Badminton Croup*. from Cantco te balaaguerad Han- (Contloned from Page Ona.) Wm. Aflen, The New Mem- field. Mass,, Robbery. PftVHI 7:30-8:80—OIris’ basketball. IM- kow. the slippery surface end a bit l o d ^ In the town JaU charged with ' -aASi wary of spolUng a good Job, Local Bosinett Men (latlier ITS Wilson, coach. After the actual landing at Ra- aad do awray with Parliament for Mr*. Ernest Smith of 64 Holl embeulement and fraudulent toaue aa who bad aaan tb* boy dil**' off Finch shouted long and loud. He of a check for 810. The accuaed 8:80-11:80—Senior girls' basket- chung, the Japan*** roovtd to a two years not only In th* name o f . her, Named Secretary; th la tb* Btolien mmcblab. was rescued from hto lofty perch street to wondering if the sneak 39 highway' running southwaat to in- Sale! ball, Alton Cowles, coach. hto organization but with the ap- Policeman Herman ei ths 'flu* woman waa aU* to (It * by firemen using tall ladders. thief who stole 826 from the coat of h Goodly Numbers At| ry 8 :30—Wednesday Evening Bowl- tersect the Cantoa-Kowloon rail- proval of affiliated veterans' group* R ^ o n n ” ^ " retalEied Attorney PraBtlo* aa exealleat deacripUoa of way midway between Canton and Pofice P r a i ^ For Work. an employee of The Herald by walk- ing league. as weU. Raymond Bowers aa counsel for hto tb* tbl^, and tb* policeman went Hongkong. ing Into the plant and taking the arraignment In Town Court. .1 lato tb* bifb Bcboot, aad abortly bad First Meetiof Of Burean. The railway exteada north from Demands National Oovenmeat money on Monday Isn't operating No arrest was made last night by picked out the admitted thief, wbn over widespread territory. TO NOMINATE OmCERS Kowloon, In tbe Hongkong diatrtct, The manifesto demanded that equipment carried by Policeman Joseph Prentice after two- «cn prompt^ confaaeed. about 20 miles west of Hachung. Premier Edouard Daladlef prove he SU poUcemen of the town was It waa only a few weeks ago, she cars had collided, with alight dam- More than forty local busineas kmjt Row Be OparaM By cutting It th* Japanese hop^ OBITUARY to the man to save France by Im- made teat night by the board of po- reported to The Herald, that her I vtun Howard G. Smith, lost 830 un- age to both, on East Center street Kroehler Built warn to dominate tbe Canton river mouth Uce commlsalonera. All was found men attended the first monthly Steams aald tbat he bad intended FOR ARMY, NAVY CLUB mediately forming a national gov- near the Masonic Temple Drivers and thus stop suppliea from Canton. in perfect-condition. There were 19 de: similar circumstances at the kfdia to drlT* dowa to ■•* th* Meriden ernment demanding full econonolc, Inwlved were Mrs. Eva White of meeting of the Manchester Ketall In Rich-Tonc^ Tapestry football cam* this afternoon and Exlenahre Air Raida. FUNERALS financial, social and diplomatic pow- men in the line of - inspection. G o^year 'Tire agency he operates CTedIt Bureau at the Hotel Shen- OlBcera for 1P38-80 will be nomi- •■Jn Westfield, Maas. Smith was in 244 Main street and Thomaa Healy VS&i bad taken the eaf for that purpoae. ers from Parliament to ml* th* WUUam P. <}uUh. the chairman, d w last night and heard Alfred nated toifinrrow night at the Army Tha Japanaae backed their landing ANTONIO LAHBNZO a rear room of the store and didn't of Lyneas street. R * tbea told bow be bad driven by aending tbeir air forces over * X ^ • V ^ country by ’ decree until the 1940 congratulated the men on the good ^ i^ a u ’ manager of the Hartford and Navy club. Th* annual election Tbs funeral of'Antonio Lamenzo mlas the money from hla desk until Robert Tedford, inmate at tbe awa* in other cars, nearly a score Kwangtiing province in the moet general elections. work they bad been doing during will he held one month from tomor- who died suddenly at hie borne, 11 he checked up his cash at night, the Town Farm, waa arrested there on Bureau, dlacuas I of uem. He explained how he extensive series of bombing raids Should Parliament refute, Plchot !fin i'? * ’ “ S'* the work credit problem*. Mr. Moreau was' row. Walnut street Stmday noon was thief evidently having walked in complaint iazt night and was lodg- made tb* trailing of the stolen cars South China baa seen since last' Btill beings done since the hurricane ' Present officer* of the club are: largely attended this morning from declared, tbe Chamber of Deputies M d floods. He introduced WUUam and helped himself unobserved. high In hla praise o f the fine turn, I dMcult by pasting black tap* over President. Frank Cerrlnl; vice pres- Decamber. should be dissolved end the 6,000,000 » charged with in- out for the session. Indicating tbe aumbar* ca license plates to make hto- late home at 8:80 'nd at 9 Allen, the new member of the board, toxicatlofls I $O n.95 ident. Thomas Conlan; secretary, pigpdtcbes from Canton aald a o'clock at S t Bridget’s church veterans' votes would elect a Parlia- v to hi* talk to the men Mr. Allen Interest and enthusiaam of mer- Btarken totally different from the Clarence Wetherell; treasurer, Peter total of 137 Japanese planes took ment tbat would grant decree pow- on* police were seeking. With a where a requiem mass was cele- Wd t^ t to expected to work for SOUTH TIRED OF BEING; chants to unite for their common ' Frey. The Board of Oovemor* con- part In the raids, which struck at ers. oeneflt.' i little work b* could change a figure sist of th* following members; Frank several vital points, and that elvil- brated. the interest of both the taxpayers S to an 8. or the other way around. The slngera were Mrs. Arlyne Socialists quickly answered tbe and the police and would b w m e agr icul tur al society Serai ce Dtocassed X I'ns- Anderson, Frank Blanchard. James Inn caauattles were believed to be ill H* could make a 7 into a 1, or fake Oarrlty, Mrs. Helen Oleaki and Ar- veterana' declaration with a warn- CALLED TROBLEM CHILD’ Dinner waa served by the hotel' Viley, Arthtir McCann and Henry heavy. ing that any such efforts to apply an 8 Into a 8. It waa *o easy tbat Mutrle. thur Keating. Tbe tatter sang at management after which the buai-' Japanese air raids destroyed "methods of Foacism” to Franc* MARKS CENTENNIAL be got away with it for two years. The annual fall Seiies of bingo three bridgea on the Canton-Kow- th* close of the mesa "Softly and A tlM te’ Oct. 12.— ( A P ) _ The phases ' Tite But be has been broug:;t up short games will begin at the club on Sat- loon railway, believed to be first Tenderly Jesus t* Calling.” would result In a bitter atmgnil*. Mutb la a bit tired of being referred service, which Is i Tise- Hazardvllle. Oct. 12.— (A P )—The today. urday night. objective of the drive.’ As a result Last evening there were many Labor Opposes Changes to aa "the problem child” of the na- affiliated with th* Chamber of Com- I Steams said tbat he baa given th* afternoon Canton-bound train callers at the home, friends from Uon. George C. Blggera. business Union Agricultural Society of En- merce were discusaed. William Simultaneously the General Cbn- field. Fyu'ngton. Eaat Windaor and K' tides to a great many high school Statisticians estimate that 80 per returned to Kowloon, which la Brit- Hartford and Manchester calling In federatlon of Labor, which manager of the Atlanta Joiimal said Bronkhurat. president of the Hart- large numbers and members of the Somers, believed to be the oldest boys, but that they were not aware relit of th* polo ponies uaed In th* lah territory. to apeak for 6,000,000 workers, In an address here today, but wel- foiW Bureau, was unable to attend Sons of Italy, of Manchester, tn organization of its kind In the state, tocauae of Illness. tbat they were riding In stolen cars.' United States are raised on Texas Military leaders of Kwangtung comes constructive criUclam. and la which organization he held member- dared Itself unanlmoualy oppoaedteM held Its centennial fair here today. H m arrest at the boy today does not farms. province, o f which Canton Is the any changes In the 40-bour work making progress In working out its TTila momlng’a mall brought the capital, were reported rushing rein- ship, acted as a guard of hdnor. own problems. The society was organized In Credit Bureau here a letter from a BASI 1. Lees* rug at top of atolrs la a dangerOua hasard. Tbe burial was In Mt. St. Bene- week and other Social legislation Somers on 1838 when farmers of the ’’'jg - 1'’ ■ ' ‘vW',- WMl forcements to the three divislone which was one of the defects In the simUar organization In London, Eng- 2. Kaep madieint cabinets locked or out of reach of youngatera. dict’s cemetery, Hartford. The, ' J ^ t take off the differential In four towns exhibited 210 yoke of normally charged with defense of nation's economy enumerated by freight rates and other discrimlna- land, seeking credit Information on the Bias bay area. It waa expected 3. Taaoh shlldran not to put oafoty pint or other ■mollall ebjaets______In thair_____ meutha.______bearers all nephews of the de^ oxen and steers. In iU 100 years ot Imt 4. Good luck If you hang It up, but bad luck If you atop on tha nollo In thio heroaahe*. Plchot as having to be remedied. toiy legislation,” be sold before the a party from a nearby community. | that the next 34 hours would test ceasCd, were John Sanzo, Jamea «latence, the annftal exhibitions Calano, Ralph B. Lamenzo, Vincent Veterans' leaders painted e grave AUanta Advertising club, "send both th* defense organlsatlona and TTRINO the month of October, uted.throngh Chapters, by mlllionsof correction was averyerhars credited have been pancelled but three timea whio Lamenzo. all of Hartford. Ratoh L picture of France, declaring the acme o f your', technological and READY FOR HALLOWE’EN DIXI fighting spirit of the Cantonese. fllA AffnarldtRet Omit wtll ■cboel children and memhert of the with this ent In th* death toU. —twice during the Q vll War and As far aa could be lebmed the D Lamenzo of Windsor and R a l^ A. budget waa bopeleealy out ot bal-' scientific BkiU down here, lend us carry a safaty metssge Into ten Junior Rad Cross And tha aniwars Tha 1187 death! from home aoei- w ee because of a contagious epi- New Coats Japanese late today were forming at Salvatore of Manchester. ance, the currency waa failing, half acme money at lower’ Iptereat rate*, demic. Thompson, P*., Oct. 12.— (A P )— million hornet and farms throngh- are provided on the check litL too. dents were divided as (ollowa, ao* the country's heavy taxation was and we’ll do the rest." kwkh the northeast comer of Bias bay for Former State Senator Charles A. Farmer James Stanton is all set to vmai Trimmed In the New Manner out tha nation, urging a check-up National attention waa concen- cording to th* National Safaty Herman Vennen needed to care for the national debt Blggera referred to a recent re- an advance along a highway which Thompson of Melrose, the society's make himself a giant Jack-o’-lan- on aoetdent hasarda. trated on the Horn* and Farm acci- Connell: falls. 17,800; hnm* and The funeral of Herman Vennen, and, while political parties wrangled port of the National Emergency New Collars croaaea the Canton-Kowinon railway treasurer, baa been an afficer for the ! tcm. He harvested a pumpkin about halfway between the two Do yon know these haiardsT How dent problem In 19S6-S4 by th* Red explosions, 1,600: poisonings, 1,700; who died In Washington, D. C., Mon- over social laws, production had Council which stated that since Uie which weighed 46 pound.-i. ‘ was 18 I New Sleeve Treatments day evening, will take place Friday past 49 years, having first been' termini. ■afe are you at bomeT Do yon know Croat.. In that year, 87,000 men, firearms, 800; mechanical snftoea- fallen below tbat of 1918. w r between the states "the south elected secretary In . |Inches In diameter and 48 inches in i morning at 9 o’clock at St. Brid- 1889 circumference. New Maffs Rush To Mend Nuppllea that deaths from Injuries on the women and children lost their Uvea tlon, 1,000; polaon gasaa, 1,100. A brief discussion of decre* laws has been the poorest section o f the farm are iteadlly incraaiIngT What in home acridenta, which were The Red Cross appeals to tboaa get's church, with burial In St. Brid- Daladler plans to Issue was sched- nation." fn Hongkong there was a laat- get'* cemetery Tou will like the Rich Textured are tha canieaT Theae are a few of largely preventable. In 1987, this In the home and on the farm to care- \iled at the cabinet session called mlnute rush to send military sup- The body will be brought to Man- IVavi beauty of the New Fabrics and the plies Into the (Tilnese Interior be- for this morning. A major portion the qoeatlona the Home and Farm toll of life waa reduced, and only fully check hasarda which may exist chester tomorrow, and friends may Luxurious Fur* they are trim.med fore all routes were blocked. Inside and outside their, hooae*. and of the meeting, however, ‘ srat re- HOUNDS USED TO TRAE with. 'v Accident Prevention Service of the 32.500 Uvea were sacrifleed to care- call at the home o f the father-in-law Near the frontier of British ter- perhaps save a life or prevent a life- served for a discussion of proposals Sizes 12 to Red Croni will send Into homes, on lessm***. The spread of knowledge of Mr. Vennen, John McCarthy of ritory 90 American-made trucks an accident check Hat to he dlatrlb- on hasarda whicii were aubjeot to long Injury. to realign the French fo r e i^ policy • • WMitlur were counted, obviously ready to 16 Plnehill strccL Thursday evening. on a basis of cooperation ^ t h Ger- KILLER IN Louisiana! . James H. JohxistoB with th« moke a dash for Canton while there many and Italy. $24.95 lo waa still time. Seven large search- •**‘ t*«',»cqu»lnted as Ui* year pro- Ruaton. La., Oct. 12 — (AP) — A Masterpiece ■rw ba- lights mounted on truck chasala alto base of anti-Japanese and pro-Com- REQUEST OF PENSI071ERS tlonary fores landed at nearby Bias gTCSSeQ. Sheriff Bryan Thigpen used blood- nqunlat China." | HARTFORD YACHT CLUB I f you kuow value . . ^ IhMst ea tortlMMt wera noticed. MAKES GOVERNOR GASP Bay. James H. Johnston told the men hounds today in an attempt to trail Lfe'M K N lJ U J O ri’- r in M odem iMutaso $49.50 Informed military observers The mantfeato said the purpose ^ It waa undarstood about 40 Brit- SILENCERS ON BOMBERS there was no doubt but that the a Negro he said klUed a young man quaUty and appreciate a savtog—y c « v waa to "bring China to an earlier | JOHNvSON t BrltWi pointed out that at least three Chi- Austin, Tex., Oct. 12— (A P ) — ish subjects aqd several Americana CONSIDERS MOVING w r k done by the police during woman companion Styling: I iM n tn l nese divisions had been etatloned In disillusionment" and promised for- Gov. Jamea V. Allred gasped would leave tomorrow. tbe storm bad smashed all o f any last night as they sat In a parked to M m to select this Kroehlev-taOfi I moviBC'. the Bias bay area as a first defense giveness for Chinese aoldlers who ; vhen be opened hla mall and The populace generally waa calm. MAY BECOME NECESSITY to anjncreaae in pay. automobile three miles eaat of here surrendered. group. Solid comfort J| boOt tote awarg against Invnalon. The observers ex- read: Military authorities wore accretive This .ended the Inspection and .. woman waa tentetlvely Iden- «* iMtIea What the Empire of Japan wants [ Hartford, Oct. 12.— (A P ) — The pressed surprise consequently at the "Governor take our name* off about defense preparations but It the board went Into session for or- “ waltresa, about 20 years tech it aad its beaHy to ooccad «a nu4 ff Tweed Coats of China," It added, "la nothing but ' historic Hartford Yacht Club located Fort Bragg, N. C.. OcL 13.r-(AP) gniuzatlon. Our ’’PLATFORM” t r y 11 at apparent ease ailh which th* the pension roll. We are able to i- was report^ the Chinese planned to ^ here, Boxy or Fitted .lapanese landed Some, however, Uiat China wlU come lo a realixatlon I take.care of ouraelf." ' or. the Eaat Hartford side of the Con- —U. 8. Arm y A ir Corps offleers, as- Jdhastoa Named Cftalrman ^••hlon’a Neweat I O L ll ■naa, Bteh carvtega lead mock 8e He of her mistakes committed In the construct a barrier acros* th* Can- tonished at the efficiency of a civilian not hure of thought It likely the defenders were It waa signed by four reaidsnts ton river. necticut river, whose past roster haa On moUon of William P. Oulah the Identity of the man but believed Not too dressy--Not too tailored. past and give tip her national policy I contained such celebrated names aa anti-aircraft warning nat toeted ebarai. A great purchaee aad a giea l waltlnR until ,he .Tspsnese were out of Bastrop county. “ 7*“ *' " chairman.’ he also was from Jonesboro. 39 Weeks I w o«M Jtul an all around Fashion that ot lealatance against Japan and co- ' that of William Gillette, may decide here, said today engine sUencare on of the protccMvo rnnge of their ------J U M H. Johnston was named aa value— on the moet liberal credit tasan rMU” In fits to the occasion when you go naval guns, under whose henyv operation with the Communlat In- MIGHT HAMPEB TRADE to move in order to escape the fiooda. bombing planes might becomes nec- chairman for the coming year. Also' 7:00— ternational. HEARSE IN BACKOROUND « ealB- places. ahelling the landing waa effected. X x x" Washington, OcL 12 — (A P ) — It was learned today that alterna- essity. w motion of Mr. Qulah Winiam to Pay 7:16- Sixes 12 to 4$ Statement Issued An Influx of new war refugees Chines* to utlUsa Can ton as* forcaa (bommeree Department eaperts said tive of either remodeling the badly The officers expressed euiprto* at AUen immed as secretary, this carting and carrying their belong- to defend their home provtnea end tha eivUtona’ ebmty to pick up th* Ootncldeotal with the Invasion, a today the Japanese offensive in the damaged clubhouse or moving to being the rule recenUy adopted of Traffic Engineer CSiarlea Bseken-- City Ntu> Mieslse^ 7:1 ings brought definite evidence tbat make It Impoaeibla for them to reln- higher ground wlU be considered at a planes' courses at all altitudes. rotating tto officers. atatement was Issued under the Mg- tha war baa been brought to the Hongkong area might seriously bach ordered a picture taken o f a nature of the "Oommander-ln-chlef force Oenerel CMang In hard-prees- hamper American trade with China. meeting Tuesday In the Hartford '^ e office of chairman Is not neW MW safety, island in downtown floral offerlnae. Canton and Invade the Interior. 6. Attempting to smash stub- THK OOPMAN KA.MII.T.- a t y engineers found e good flow, a d i^ m en t the Issuing o f an order .Some Shanghai oheerver* said an born Chinese defenses • along the 10:15- expeditionary force of 300,000 men Kluklang-Nanchang railway In hooked It on without notice. The to the men to spend one hour each new water supply boomed Into the week in-practice. 10:30- would be needed to occupy Can- Klangal province, and through the 10:45- For Service and Qualitv ton. , Hwallngshan or Flowery Forest The Poet's Column mains, the faucets, the homes. Informed Dtonsy suffered a miniature flood. 11:00- Shanghai. O ct 12 —(A P )- J a p a - moimtains toward Changsha, Hu- ♦vaJ motorcycle 11:15- SHOK RKPAIRING SKB nese force* unloosed their full might nan provincial capital 186 miles A LESSON FROM EXPERIENCB tto t skidded Into tto police car on • f l o w y o u n s e e O lw tt street during the atorm did 11:38- today In a final, giant plncher offen- southwest of Hankow. iiis:: SAM TULYKS Insurance of any kind and 11:45- sive designed to cgptura Hankow Fighting Heavleat A t Yaagate I laern as th* years roll onward er«d 18:00- SHOE REPAIR SERVICE and smash Oenerallaalmo Cblang that the damage dond to the auto- Fighting was severe on all thee* leave the past behind P. U. 701 Main Street Kal-Shrk's legions. TOMORROW AND c u e waa about 830. ThequeaUon 18:15- That much I have counted es eoirow Ob collection for the dsmeges wns 11 A new Japanese expeditionary fronts, but was heavleat at Yangsln 18:30- where the Japanese have been try- Just proves that our Ood to Und; ^ THE NEW turned over to the chief to contact fore*, estimated between 30,000 and rt 13:45- ing for 70 days to crack tbe Cblnee* That many a rose I longed for hsd tto town counsel in so effort to 60.000 mechanically well-equipped a hidden thorn of paia 1 :00- lines, and on the Tfian fronL make the collection. men supported by naval and air And many a nigged bypath led to V;; 1:15- A t Teten, 36 mllee aoutfa o f Kiu- CIRCLE Superintendent of Schools nilng n e w b e a u t y . . N E W LUXURY units, landed at Bias Bay a few fields of goldroldea grain. 1:30- kiang on the 90-mil* Kiuklang-Nan- presented a Jtot of secuone nea* miles north of Hongkong. TWO BIO FBATUBBSl 3:00- Chang railway and 130 mllas eoutb- schools whene warning signs were Their plan was to sever communi- The clouds but covsr the sunshtn*, • . T H A T N O O T H E R L O W - 2:30- east of Hankow, the Chinese mein- needed and as thia la a matter that • cations between Hongkong and Can- they cannot banish th* sim; 8:45- tained they not only were holding “ '^^lectm en must take care of. Cm iD U UJEEK ton, tb* Ikit big C3ilnese coastal Tst the earth shines forth much the invaders efter ten weeks of will to referfed to the city, or between Canton and Han- brighter when th* weary ralM j for action. PRIC E D C A R M A Y B O A S T bloody fighting, but edmiatstered a kow, Chlang's provisional and mili- have don*. J Other matters os to parking and tary capital. stinging defeat .before recapturing W * must stand tn th* deepest Borrow H op signs were conUnued for con- Mahulllng, a strategic pass north of Fulfillment of the scheme would to see the 'dearest U ^ t. * ■•nsratlon at the next meeting. . . as w e ll as a host of And often from wrongs' own dark- mean cutting off vitally needed de- Teian. ALSO! *TrOU AND M E" The question of Increase In the * Japanese army spokesmen aald ness, comes tha very strength of With ■alary of the police waa checked fense m'uniUona. The r w e n g i n e e ri n g f e a t ures reports of a Chinese vlctoiy near righL OBO. B A fT - S. SIDNEY saa the increase of 10 per cent IntenMfy Smeohlag Drlvee • f ihtM lliret deelis* Far In the Interior the Japanese Teian were false. Previous advices ^ g m te d to each man wlU start as of from Chlanr* Hankow hesdqusr> ^e murt live ^ u ^ the dreary LAST TIMES TODAY: Intenslfled their smashing drive* October 1, the pay they wlU receive e x clusiv e to Ch evrol e t ters said 20,000 Japanese were »- kill' ... winter In nnlnnorder tO VSlU* UlS SUPn GIANT SHOW! against Hankow from tbe north sprl^ on Saturday being the first pay that m ed there. "A n astag Or. CUtterhoaae" t h ^ will get undw the increase as and wesL and were reported to have And the woods must be cold and "Cowboy Frooi Brooklyn" I f yon've never tried our candy cut the northern railway communi- Hnffer Heavy CaaoeHte* voted by ths town. Japanese report* this afternoon silent before we hear robins —now Is the time! cation with Hankow by capturing sing. • AtteatkM Pleaae. Ladieal Sinyeng, 100 mUes north- of the said reinforced Chinese troop* out- The flowers must be burled tn dark- See tke Beautiful DeUctoos — Fresh — Pare side Yangsin suffered heavy casual- teral. capital. ness before they can bud a ^ "SAPPHIRE TABLEWARE MOHAWKS S m i LEAD The new South China campaign ties when trapped between Japanese bloom New Oh Dtopfaur la Our Lobby w*#' cong^dered certain to force the entrenched on the south bank of the So the sweetest end -warmset . sun- rrs FREE! PBiZ! FRBE! Candy Specials Fu river and others in mountains ’wxjW* t an- shine comes after the atorm and ms e ib a c k league! Peennt Clusters...... |b. ZPc farther north. gloom. o«* Another communlqtie said Japa- ****■ PRISCILLAnoicru i A ,ANE A »jt Tito M ^ w k a hold their lead In I ,nt*c’ ch***®* nese forces landed on the south So the heart from th* hardest trials, *t 61**'' Ibc to»»’ Peannt Better Rolls ... lb. 2So bank of the Yangtne opposite Kich- gains ths purest Joy o f all Tomorrow nlght’B plar la tha Man-1 salt* HERTFORD ROSEMARY i ANL Cheater Flremen'a Setback Lcom * un preparatory to an assault on And from lips that have tested sad- For 4 Days LOLA I ANE • GAIE I'ASf l“ t Bight, but their lead w u ^ I Not Caramels . ,1b. i Chinese Yangsin defenses by at- ness, the sweetest songs wrin STATE ART tacking from the northaaiL faU. JOHN GARMF. (! 1 w en t tote For as peace comes after all suffer- • jo o ^ place tnm otxth place, held The capture of Sinyaag cams aft- CLAUDE RAINS - , T ; v Peannt Brittle CLASSES ing and Joy to reward from pain ‘ *2 ^ o f Ptey tost w *Ml .lb. lie er tb* invaders smashed through stsBdim:: FOB CHILOREN the northeastern gate. Japanese re- So after earth comes heaven, and JEFFREY I fNN WrafflEVBOIET AND ADULTS^ out of our loas comes gain. Mohawks ...... ^ 1 ported this evening that their men DICK EORAN R cmOC. N o . 1 ... Chop Soey ...... lb. S8o were mopping up stragglers IhMde —ARCHIE MO^USON. ...*.‘4801 O N DISPL A Y Ma&bcdter Green vec**^ SKETCHING the walls and tbat Chinese outMds ON THE SAMB SHOWt Men's Barbers 8*1*^ Large Variety of Hand Dipped PAINTING th* walla wars counter-atUcldlig in r AHt r ABB AB8IBD Iteid'a Anstioacers A T ALL C H E VR O LE T DE ALERS Chocolate*...... Ik. 88* CRAFTS hops* of recapturing Stnyang. 88 Miantea o f HapahMas a a i Auaun ...... The (3>ln*s* said four Japan*** Chicago—Antoine lArcas, a eah Rl-Jiaks as.the W e ttiiP h v e r- H«tai*a ..... MISS RUSSELL’S ' planes were shot down when raid- driver, complained to police that he Ite eomles deliver BL Bridget's ...... STUDIO WORKSHOP ers bombad airdromes at Hengyang. objected to tekliig pert in pre- hit! .N coft«y rt a d ty In Eaat Honan provinc* Papsnnakeia . . . . Servke On AD Makes of Radios. Cheoey Block. 888 Mete SL HsUoween pranks—such as r ia g l^ Royala ...... Aftetooea CIniiM f*r ChIL where th* Chinees war* reported to Laurel and Hardy be rebuilding' their sir fo r ^ decftoeBa—denasaded, be aeld, by SaUAD* Wihaet LOVEJOY fire*. TlMtedey Bveoteg hto fare, Mtoa Fay* Meycn. VahroUn* ...... Cleae for Adolt*. WThaa Laroae refnaed to ring any in **Blockheads** Dolaniato ...... ADV18E8 BVACUA-nON BoreU New! dooshena. be told poUe*. Mias Key- M ml IDSASIMESHOW PorterflakJ ...... ,. 5. Potterton CimdyShop r*r rwlfeor Detefl C^tesa Qdna. Oct 18—(A B )~ M draw a • revolver and began ENDS TOKIGHT: aoce Oo„ Jr...... 39 Weeks M18 The I'^m au N lYwa Qai t aga ,... *TUCH MAN, POOR GIBL* 0CI.22 Tc 'H \
PAT! PrAOEfOUIl MANCHESTER EVENTNd HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12,198» MANCHEStER BVENINGaHERA^, BtANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1938 hoped nations would consider "out- Jamas A. Farley . and Rspubllcsn “guaas” that President - Itoossralt lEwry of tbs. plane is an tnatrumant John Hamilton on the stump. would not seek re-eteetloB. D.S. WILL EXPAND of war." , PARTY GENERALS .Farley, some of His llmitea- U.S. MUST DIGEST Roberta uU he bsUsvsd much of D A ILY R A D IO PR O G R A M One W ar Department oStelal ’corn* anto sold, probably will take , a the Prastdsnt's "anxltty over '40 WIDNCtDAV, OCTOBKR It (OmtrU-BMtern SUndard Tim*—f.M.> mented tha United .States hopes to band In the hot contest in Pennsyl- aad the much advertised purge cam- fehmntm m P rttm w f a$ LUtad Ara Dm Mnttntu to Sttworh Corrtcltem DEFENSE PROGRAM devlsd military planea so far tu- TO MAKE TALKS vania and also will go Into New SOCIAL UPHEAVAL paign of this year haa been due to Mada Too bata ta InaorporaU) perlor to any In Europe that "we England. bis knowledge that the American Natal All t a M n a w U k a r a» d .taala o ^ n a or arouaa Uiar M t unii can then dleute air dlaarmament." Hamilton is la Maasaehusstts for people get fed up on reform even- a a M t M a MiSi (a t a a) daatBaatloBa InaliKla all aT alla b la aiatlan a, Bia . NM-WIAP (M O) NCTWORK m i d w e s t — w mbd wlaa w lb w K b talks St Northsaipton today apd at tually- i wkbb w taq wkbh areeo wabt k a ei Wnak Harvard University, tosiorrow. Ba- N A k l O • • C a s l i w aa f w naa w tle w )ar woe whib k f lo kdah arena w m fg Budget IncreaM Neceutry Both Democratic And R ^ Period ApiiroRclung Impor- "His chief desire Is to see what 4w^ « t a « taaah krw »fb r wra a m •w ban M O U N T.—Ev er kla k o ir k a l k avo glnning next 'Tuesday, he will make he regards sa distinct social gains that t a M * trt a ai w » l cb m ardali Mld« C O A S T —knn x koln kol kf py k vl kafo a bid for votes in Ohio, Indians and Nta w t a M W*te wow w daf w ire kitpj key karm khbo kamb kroy kiro kgar consolidated before he glvee up the hoiBsi B a t t a kit.t a m kd)rl; Sa w thi w m t a wab To Provide For Constroc- pnblican Topliners Enter- Michigan. tant In Detemnning Where whip hand his manifest popularity Th« WBM i n m b w ta x k pra w bre: Pacib ai Ca n t, fcaat. Farley recently announced he 4i0d— BiOb—M arch at O a m ta Pro gra m R A D IO 'with the Afnertcan voting public derwr ^MtsSSC S^%ttjopar«U Ikj 4 i1 l— »11»—8a You W a n t to Sa — t tion Of New Warships. ing Campaign Drive. would go dqwn the Una for all Dem- Nation Is Going. has given him.” plctui t ara b a n a a k M r N U m t . R e D a r B L U B 4iW— BiW—T b a 'C a a tlllla n a Pro gra m ocratic candidates. Mr. Roosevelt, a t w ork at; C a a t i w bra wool wfaw wlw 4i48- liar.iC b —C -I ra u a ------Serial — a------a a t: Tb-a Eastern Standard H um. Never Repeal- Social Security Along r wva* w«ao cb f e Wi C a a t f a ii CaatIMlana. Co n tin u ed—waat In reply to a question at bis press „ w tba wdajr k f b x kana k«lo g:0( ^ g:M>—Pra aa-Pa d ie Naava Parla d conference, said yesterday that had Con'cemlng the New Deal pro- kaoo w be w wood wabe w a b f W(l ktyr 1:08— 8:05—E d Tb org araan, S p a r t ^ j Washington, Oct. 12.— (A P )—The New York, OcL 13.—The 115 sta- Washington, O ct 12 — (A P ) — Chlcag:o, Oct. 12 — (A P ) — The gram, Roberta predicted that social k a o m ; k a o t h i w t a r w M t wta wRui w Ha- WMbo;'Lif^ht O rchBstr A ^ n tt w orfc he been in Farley’s place,' he would WBun wlod -waao wfbd arwna weae waya < :9 ^ B o b Tro u t A bou t **Tobay** United' States intends to expand its Uons_that make .up the CBS net- Democrats anil Republicans alarted have made the same statemenL - United States Is approaching a pe- security never would be repealed -|hs final four weeks of the 1988 but "ishould be made more opera- warn kvoo wkjr w fa a w bap wool ktba 0:40— 0 :4 ^ T o Bo Announeo# (10 m .)' work' are to honor H. V. Kaltenoorn riod in which If will have to digest y«v ni nc: N a u n f ain i k «lr 0 1 at a luncheon in New York Thurs- : ^ 7:15— M im a A bn or Sk o tsb—b«Jlc despite "an apparent relaxation of generals for key addresses. the aigniflcance of that remark. Its current political and social up- the Wagner Labor Act "wUl never, of ♦•'♦*’*\®** k « b l k t a r kS ^ k«li7 kido hpfa kaal k f ll; O t i ^ 7tl0—A ili It Bo tk o t Q u titlb n e day for his part In ths broadcasts wonderingderln whether It, was an at- P w a lf la ik ib k k « w k tnj k arn k i n k»»a ''daak A rm a tra n a — a a a t; present him with a silver loving cup. party friction that resulted from the fonsMrti^n c «n ^ 0 i|6—A. Mentou A sure—to e Kaltonbom, a atudent of foreign fort, Conn., next Monday and tq today in an address to the American tion and refinemenL" T k a .IU a a b Bajra In VaaaTi aaat •i 10:00—Bclo*^ A. Ouett P ro frifb poUcy yesterday whan he told re- broadcast from Spokane, Wash., President's attempts to defeat cer- iM—Lit t ia O ra b a n A n n la - 10:0(^11:00— Now i] Count Boole Ore. affairs, won considerable praise as a Pertaining to aoclal security Rob- ol»t«iii94l>y vitit* a a a t: H a p a y Ja e k ’a a a n a a—'waat porters It would be necessary to In- Nov. 5. tain Democratic members, of Con- Life (Tonventlon, an organization of 10:1^11:10—Sommy Koye Orehootro result of his comment in almost erta said "If. with all your great it fr- iM -^ tta a C r a w t a r i. a l JOrgan 11:00— 12:00—D ick B o rrle'e O rcheetro crease the defense budget In order President Roosevelt said, at his gress. They noted, however, that insurance executives. iH fY h «4 1 rtA «it- • l i b — g i l l—Id aiealm C'alra'a t la rla a t1tK^12:00— Paul Pondorvia Orehootro every broadcast put on by CBS in experience, organised Insurance at- giM —Praaa- N a dia N awa Parla d press confeAince yesterday ha had the comment did not necessarily, to provide $150,000,000 for new war. the two weeks of tenseness, whether This period, he said, will be im- could aort of take this new exMri- 'V arsorY ■ ■ . . . S gg-i- g;M—A d ria n RoMlnl t naa m b la .NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETV/ORK no dates for speeches In the Oon- commit Mr. Roosevelt himself to •> W— g:4k—P a tiia r and t a n , k arlal ship construction. It was early morning or late at portant "In determining where as a meot under a friendly wing and help BASIC — Boot: wjs wbt-wbin whol gresi^nal campaign. Some of hts Farley's course. tiO g— 7igg—A m aa 'n' A n d y—aaa t: To whom kdko wxyg wjtn w ^ r wmol will Navy officials said recently they night. All during that time he made nation we are going." make It meat better the objective • a An naunca d—waat wohy webr cfnr whk wmfr «r«pd woon expected to start work next year political advisors, however, have ex- •rt b— 7 i t l—Sd w in C . H ilt Ca m m an t the Btudlos his living quarters. Although it Is an Inland state, "Pertonally, I believe the New aought. It would be a far reaching wlco wieu; Midweet: irenr irle kwk koll on two more battleshipa, four cruis- pressed belief he will make two or i i t a 7:W —T h a Ravalara Q u art a t— wren wmt keo wowo kmo wetn; Oeuthi Michigan has the longest coastline Deal has just about played out tte contribution to the national wel- a a a t: B. Bala g nlnl O rah.—n atw ark «rrtd wmpo wjbo wdeu wofo wefti ers, eight destroyers and alx or eight three addresses on behalf of the • i d l— 7H»—P a a t d ra Pra g. — w a a f: ol any state in the United States. hole cards,” he said, and added his fare.” kijri; Meuntelni klo kvod; Peelflei kgo submaiinea. AU these were authoris- Arturo Toscanini spent the great- New York Democratic ticket. N ala D ay Banga—natw ork kfiNl Rime kox tyro koco kjr , < T i | ^ tif O - O n a M an*t P a m iiy—a t a e NOTCi Bee W BAP-NBO for opttonkl^ ed In the 81,000,000,000 expansion er share of his first day In New Mr. Roosevelt has agreed to talk i J i —t a a ii n y Datan O ra h aaira lie! of etotlona. • i f B — l i i ^ f r g d A llan'a To w n H all program approved by the 19.38 Con- York conducting rehearsals of the to the Current Events Forum of the • t l ^ l O i ^ ' K . ^ y t a r ' a Claaa—to eat Cent* f Beet. greas. NBC symphony orchestra prepara- New York Herald Tribune OcL 27, " - t t i d » -J . M taanar O ra haa.—aaa ti 4:10— 0:00—Don W inelo w e( N evjr— but It Is ’ generally believed that A moa *n* A n d y—waat ropaat' e e a t; Cherie e Beere. T e n o r—w est New High Since 1920 tory to Its opening broadcast Satur- “ “ ------‘“ l Miualau ---- - Orabaatra--- 4 i4 0 - 1:40—Tern M li'e O k e U h—eeet The Increase suggested by the day. M*'Thlle, it Is tc be noted speech will not be primarily of a ... ___»rna Orabaatra 1 : 0 ^ O t O ^ N e w e j Rak ov O reheetra that slmultansoualy with the first political nature. $ 4 9 .9 5 F u r T rim m e d -llita —BaH HInaa and Orabaatra I t S ^ 0:00—T h a Bara nadara — eaat! President would swell defense ap- Roslyn D elu x e $ 4 .9 5 A lm a Kit e h ali C a n t ra lt a—eb aln propiiaUona to nearly 81,500,000,-' ToaconfnI broadcast, the hit parade Double Intoreat Ur New York $ 2 .7 5 C a n n o n P art W o o l CM-WABO NBTWORK 0 : 4 ^ 0:40—Le w a il ThamaO — eaa t; ** of CBS, which la In comglettUon with Politicians have a double Interest $ 5 .9 5 Pinch Pleate d BASIC — Baali wake wade weko wean M aria w # A Ly o n , P la n e t—waat 000, more than twice as much as W in t e r D ress C o a ts aroal wgr wkbw wkra wjr wdre wcaa 0 : 0 ^ 7:00—B a a / Aeoa t k l t - a l a o eat the Army-Navy budget of a decade the concerts. Is incori orating the In the President's home state of New F a ll an d W in t e r Sh o es a ^ wpfo wfta w jB ^ ga r^ ld w a a ti - ‘ 7:11— Mr. KeanK( A- Uaal Paraant- comedy of W. d. Fields for the first York because It has the largest bloc Solid Pastel B la n k e ts ___ 7iB>—K nid b ta at Celu m b ua ago. The figure would set a new wMn wfbwi kmkd kanei wbaa kfab time Saturday night. of seats In Congress and in party 50^^ Lin e d Rayo n D ra p es Im t 8 :4 ^ 7:48—Ta la Annauncad III m.) high for the period since 1930 when I B-----A STT__—whMiarbng WMw p g ora^w hp w_____baa______w ere eftb 7i06— tiOb—P a y t blat d'a Radio Ravua defense cos* 81,744,000,000. Listening tonight: conventions. Furthermore, a vic- / A a e w ib a w maa nraaaI waMi— * —viba wkbn Ti»— t:10—D. Bim a n H obby Lo b b y tory for District Attorney Thomas POV arble wgM w brk a r n ia 8:00— t :0O—T a Sa A ^ a u n e a d 11 H hra. I The War and Navy Departments Talks. WJZ-NBC, 7 :3 0 -Martin- D I X I B r w g a i. w a f a ^ w t a j k ira 8:10—10:10—NBC Mlnalralaaf Cbieaga received 81.883,047,452 this year, m- H. Carmody on Columbus Day: E. Dewey over Gov. Herbert H. Leh- wlaa wart wide itaa 10:00—11:00—Nawa: P. Craig Orehaa. man could be expected place w a e a k mu k k d b e w b t ----- db) 18:10—ItiiO —Ruaa Morgan'a orebaetra cludlng direct and deficiency appro- MBS 9— National conference of ar w v a wa)a w m br k t o l weoo wd.ne wnox 1t:0O—1t:0O—To Be Annauncad III m.) priations and public works allot- Catholic charltlea. Sen. J. C. O'Ma- Dewey among Republican presiden- k w k b -k n o w w m m m wjn o, w c h a a r 11:10—11:18—Paul Sabin A Orebaatra tial candidates In 1940. armaa w em arrv a w ^ m arrdw wap t1:IO-Ht:SO—Brablna Hiwkina Orebaa ments. Ths N avys share was 8019,- honey. 088,344. Republican headquarters here have WEAF-NBC, 7:15—Edwin C. Hill; not been advised whether A lf M. Mr. Roosevelt Indicated that next 8— One Man's Family;' 8-30—Tom- to K- Landon, presidential nominee In 7:00—Mowla Wing. year's Increase would be necessary my Dorsey; 9—Fred Allen; 10—Kay W I N TER PRd O F Y O UR C A R W IT H 7:15— Lum A Abner. In view of ths authorised naval . 1936, will go to tha oratorical firing Kyser's Class; 13:80—Lights Out. line before the Nov. 8 election. But .7:80— Colgate Ask-It-Baaket with building program and ths livema- WABC-CB8, 7:80—Jim MeWU- WTIC Jim Mc^Vimsmb. tipnal situation. Ha declined to dis- hts running mate. Col. Frank Knox. llama Quia; 8—Gang Busters; 9— Is scheduled to speak In Iowa, at lyATSlsrg BroAdoAAtlsB Serrlce, 8:00— "Oangbusteis"— True elms cuss tbs latter. SU B'ZfPa ZONE New time for workshop drama: 9:30 leasL before tha end of October. HATtford, Conn. dramatlaatlona. The two additional battieahi{t>s —Adolphe Menjou's stars; 10:30— Of 8:30— Paul Whiteman's OrcheStrA would bring to sight the number of The last weeks of tbs csmpslgB T H E SUPER A N TI-FREEZE .’y e t BMOO W. 1040 K. O. 3S.S M. Eddie Guest. win find both Democratic Cliairmsn BgiOfifs StAAdArd Tims. 9:00— Men Against Death. espial abips on which work baa be- WJZ-NBC. 8:30— Hobby Lobby; BAnSR • MOREPOWIRTUL - ' 9 30—Texaco gtar Theater. gun or will start soon. All will he 9:30— Festival music; 10— Fisk Detr 10:30—It Can' Be Done—ICdgar 85,000 ton vessels, coating a mini- f MORE EFfioisirr WodbesdAy, Oetetor It. Singers; 10:30—Chicago minstrels. automc r. M. Quest A Orchestra. mum of 870,000,000 each. What to expect Thursday: WAKE UP YOUR Here is 'the Perfect Anti 11:00— Sports—News. AUanttc Sqaadron Doubled WEAF-NBC. 3 :4 5 -Hymns of all Freeze. It lasts longer, nanag 4:00—BACkstAM Wlfo. the rig 4:1B—BtgDAAIHAA DAllAS. 11:15—Count Basle's Orchestra. churches; 4:30— EMc|le Dooley on 11:30— Sammy Kaye's Orchestra. The Navy meanwhile has more goes further and will not “ cordla 4:80— “U fg Can Be Beautiful." than doubled Its new Atlantic Football. WABC-CBS. 2:30—School LIVER BILE- i 13:00—Dick Barrie's Orchestra. rAssI CsiMMi-tai fta l Jgg* 0 « si M b boil off. AbiolutslY harm- Fop 4:4»-4}lrt AUin& squadron, formed as a temporary of the Air; .5—Let's Pretend. WJZ- At Mtnita im V A Cs Martin C:00—"Dick Tracy." 12;30 a. m.—Ted Weems' Orchestra. NBC, 12:30— Farm and Home Hour: less to cooling syttsm. Tomorrow’s Program unit. Rear Admiral A. W. Johnson Tha Hear ahauM pear oat twe paenSa o f by Mai B:10—"Your FamUy and Mine." will be Its new commander. 3—Grand Slam Revue: 4- National liquid blla late pour borrala aallf I f thU blla Protects to 30 bdowisro. .^nnet B:8^"Jack Armstronc." A. M. Dairy Show. ii not Sowlna fraalp, roar food ddaan'tdIsaaL A 7:00—Shoppers Special. The force now consista of 35 war- It Juit docart In tha howtla Gna bloala ap * 1 .8 7 3.95 Motor S:4B—"Littlo Orphan Annie." Reg. 11.00' • 3 - 8 9 ships, Including four battleships Some Thursday short waves; roar ttomach. Tod gat contilpatad. Yoar the 32- B:00—News and weather. 7:45—Newa Service. whola •rrtna It poUenrd ani raa faal aaar. Furs Include Squirrel, biassed as obsolescent or demilitaris- Quality wlth oi dB:lB—Malcolm Claire. 8:00—Shop|>era Special. RAN Moscow, 4 p. m.—News In auna and tha world looha puna. Exclusive with glove flt ed. A mrra bowal movamaal doaan*t gat at E a ^ side 8®” wide by 2H Size 72x84, sateen bound. pieced Persian, Cat Lynx, : Marl 4:SD—Wrltbtvllle aarion. 9:00—Richard Maxwell. Ei-gllsh: GSG GSP GSO G>D G8 B . Sealed Fffth Ave. Suede, kid, calf, Speculation over the possibility London, 7:05 -Television in Action; tha cauM It uhai tboaa rood, old Cartarra yards long. Rayon and cot- Not less than 5% wool Australian Opossum. Whole Worke 0:45— Prooram aiiaplccs Drmoernt- 9 15—Montano Slim. Llttla LIvvr PUla to grt thaoa two pouada Gallon Can alligatored calf and suede- tern 1: Ic State Central Committee. 9:25—NeWk Service. ot ja dli^rmamcnt conference was DJD Berlin, 8:45—Migration of Peo- of bUa Sowlna fraair and nnha rnu faal ton repp, floral patterned weighing 2>/2 lbs. Solid jackets of lapin dyed coney jie^ed lit Washington after Secre- ples; TGWA Gautemal^ City, 1 0 - "ap and up " HarailaM, gaaUa. rat aaua- with-leather. Ties, pumps, for tlv T:0O—Amoa 'n' Andy. 9:30—Olrl Interne—Joyce Jordan. tng In making htia flow fraalr. Aak for and sateen lined. Five rose, orchid, blue, green, on some. Sizes l2 to 44. tary Woodrlng said yesterday ne Chamber Music. sportsters. ^ tndUBti 7:15—"The Human Side of the 9:45—l*hll Boudinl—Accordionist. Cnrtar't I.Utlaljaar Pllla hr aamn. U aaatn. WEATHER STRIP pinches. Six colors.^ Ties rust and gold. Soft, warm ! THIRD FLOOR up up* Newgr—Edwin C. Hill. 10:00—Pretty Kitty Kelly. gtnhhnmlr.ratuae aartU as alia Rats wta eg wUk s4ka- MAIN FLOOR FOOTBALLS and hooks. # SECOND FLOOR To T:8B—Inskls of Sports with Jack 10:15— U t On s But. Which BtsTsas. 10:45—Stepmother. FIFTH FXXK>K of plei T:4B—Sardoadars. 11:00—H E rtfoi^ Board of Health volved B:0O—On# Man’s ramUy. Pregentg Organ Interlude. with 1 •:80—Tomnqr Dorasy'g orchestra. an d $ 9 .9 5 Rayo n relatloi B:0fr—*Town HaU l ^ I ( h t . " 11:10— Hartford Better Buelnesa $ 3 2 .5 0 O v erco a ts or Bureau. WIU f i r AU CAM$ $ 19.95 So lid B rass T W o rld ?7 m e d O sterm o o r the Fo! 80:00—ICas Kayasr’s Musical Klaaa N* a n f Dance. 11:16—Captlvators. Fireside comfort in your car. 11:30— Big Sister. A large selecUea fer Kid- C re p e an d W o o l D resses •TTie 11KX>—News end wsathsr. diet, Amatears and Semi- | Heat every nook and corner. 10 ft. W o rste d 2-P a n t Su its 11:45—Aunt Jenny's Real Life Fire p lace F ix t u re Se ts [ In n ersp rin g M a ttresses the coi 81:1B—Johnny Massnsr's orchestra. Prea. ■ yj Stories. Here is a heater | that har- The Ol 81:30—Abe Linnan'g orchestra. pmple 88:00—Wld Osborne's oreheetra. 12:00 Kate Smith. Jurenil# Football monizes with the interior of SPARK PLUG With valve type blad- ^They a 83:80—Earl Hines orchestra. P. M. any car. Has noiseless motor I N TE N SIFIER 'want ti 8:00—aUtait 12:15—Her Honor. Nancy Jamas. der. A 81.04 Valae ...... and large capacity core. us " Tuinorrow*a Profnwn. 12:30— Romance of Helen Trent. Im e EVERYBODY OFFICIAL SIZE A. M. ' 12:.4S—Our Gal Sunday. Olvct hatter, 8:00—RsvelUa with Jake and Carl. 1:00^ News Service. r «Here’s your chance to See a Movie, Play a Game and Win a Made Top Orein Cowhide I . "A id and valve bladder 14 A t | •park, makes S.V.- . : i the Fc 0:80— "Sunriae Special." 1:15—James Martin-Songs. • tarIJng 26. 193 7:00—Momlnf Watch. 1:80-S trictly Swing —with Qll a S2.M value .. raster. kanilbi 8:00— News and weather. Bayek. I with F 8:15—Bradley Kincaid. 1:45—The Gospel Singer—Edward Mari 8:80—Radio Basaar. VARSITY RA DIA T OR gather 8:45-r-”Jane Arden," dramatic MacHugh. 2:00— Irene Beasley. R. F. D. No. 1 Football Game EA STANDARD FLUSH cuasetl sketch. A de luxe hot water automi t:00—Milky Way. 2:15— Enoch Lights Orchestra. healer with copper can 2:30—American School of the Air. Ri|Hthly..jee- 32-hou B;15—rood Newa. and power pin motor ommefi 3:00— U. 8. A r m y Band. munefracd I -and pi 0:80—Drstchen McMullln. end an fitUi fer eleaiiltig ' emploj 8:45—"Vie and Bade." 3:30— Ray Block's Varieties. and flaghlngi /•: "cordii 80:00—Mra W lfga of the CabbnBc the eoelingl DI- <■ Patch. cytteme. Beni 10:15—John’s Other Wife. RETURNS TO COLLEGE FW TUIE emploj 10:SO-Just PUln BUI. work ( \ OrMt N4»9ii» Ogwm 10:40—Tha Woman tn White. in this Exciting, Fun-packed, FREE Prixe Contest offering RA DIA T OR agreed 11:00—DasM Harum. Up Tfm t • « « QMrt#rb«pti. AFTER VISITING PARENTS CmII •IffliaU■U «liel ^1 ST O P.LEA K ahllity 11:15—Loranao Jonas. iilNy.wlNy. H llbpip IhlIhlMi i 1...... ed he 11:30—"Totmir Widow Brown." |4bw« ptmlnc*. All litiNia m \ filAYRi KIrIt*, ItM# C A PSULE and "i 11:40—’Th# Road of Life." f'lnnley Zapntka Is Studying ------Iteves 18:00—"Optical Oddltlen." A . 4 S Other Hot Water Headers > 2 3 - 4 1 we do P. M. For Prie.slhood; Will B « 18:10—"HUItop Houae." Away For Next Three Years • 1 9 - 7 5 Emi $3.95 to $12.95 2 fo r 312 — Rayon cre^s, Bonne t 18:30—"Myrt and MarEe.’’ Expert laelanattoa at gHghl eaat •12.99 Cyril Johnson hard sur- prevlni 13:40—"Slnfln’ Sam." Unusual innerspring con- woolens, smooth, pebbled,,. Stanley Zapatka, who has finish- faced fabrics ii) coats; i used t 1:00—News and weather. ed one year at a college In Balti- A solid brass flxture set, a struction, quilted felt pro- plaids, checks, plain. Sizes matelanse and r i b l ^ . ^ 1:10—Voice of the Farm. UAW. more. where he Is studying for the pair of solid shining brass tection pad, unobstructed citing colors, and smart H R pSirl 1:30—Marjorie Mills. > . 34 to 44. Suits in stripes, priesthood, will return tomorrow andirons and a black Kcreen black. Women’s, misses pulne 8:00—Guy Hedlund and Company. n^ktioHitlli^Xhown C U W S ventilation, tailored han- herringbones, oxford gray. after spending a week with hts Crescent with matching trimming of 'waa r> 2:30— Jake and Carl. parents. He waa a student for four dies, deluxe details. Sizes 35 to 46. sizes. 8:40—Marjorie MlllSaThe Olrl from 7M0N.0t brass— complete I third floor fped P yearn at St.-Thoman'a'.Seminary. SHOT CU N SIXTH FtOOK MAIN FLOOR Generu Maine. Mr. Zapatka Is studying for the 8:00—Tha Story of Mary Marlin. in Cash Awards incliMRng a First Prize of $50,000.0(1 ItaWle Barrel DOWNSTAIRS Sloa 3:15—Ms Parkins. Franrlacan order and when he leaves 80" Barrel dealen town It will be three years before night 3:80—Proper Young's Family. M ■Jacter 3:40—"Tha Guiding Light." he again will visit hit relatives. He and 5403 other cash prizes. ANYONE CAN WIN THE $ 2 .9 8 T a ilo re d Rayo n expect will spend the next year at the $ 6 .9 5 an d $ 7 .9 5 Plaid VHe Baltimore school and will then oe $ 9 8 A m e rica n O rie n tal $129 Solid M a p le 9 -Pc. Were ' assigned to some other seminary for Sq tin -Strip e P aja m as tude o tht completion of his studies beforg A ll W o o l M ack in a w s bis ordination. 9 x 1 2 Fa m o us M o k e Ru gs Bedroo m — C a m o le te Spriiifflald 5HOT CU N E How Women Deahle Bonta Edit Hammeriata Foil. Wednesday, OcL is Fan Choke aa4 r. M. in Their 40’s . Oonnei Ma41fto4 manag 4:00— Interborough Handicap __ Men SHOT Cheka Aa ; Jamaica Race Track. Can Attract cornea 4:80—Thogg Happy GUmana. S«r«‘8 foea ftawieu for o fromoa organl 4;4A—Leon (Soldman— Violinist. ehMfo ttm m lX r (roa tt to IS), ___ Contest it's EASY, it's FUN, ifs FREE-no box tops or S18-9S 4 *■ V. commt a:0(V—Ad Uner—Dance Program. lorn h«r appaol to wbo vttrrtM '“Tv ■ About bet R ith i. loae of pep. dtwy aprile, wmi tuiz of thlf f:8(k—The CaatlUlans. upMt Borvwe oed mood/ iM tt. Tnrthei 8:45—The Mighty Show. Juet fwt morw fresh oir,^ bre. aloep %md If labek-iwtinng tabuy. CM Contest Booklet at locri thea^ W/AfO^JUJt entire •d)0—News Service. ^oa a rvlieble "W O M A N 'S " Ionic Lydia E. -Ptakham'a Vafctahla Comp Heavy watarproef anuy •hen* reocli eat way bflesil of the. •:15—R ^ b U ca n State Committee made ••p.naiiy for awawa. It halpa Natoia SS#aga Mavta Oats Ciatiat Duck—4 piece topi Revar- or Coo bund up phyiirml rmtstaara. thua Balpa giaa wjtoafy aheigni raaggg o*4 — "Cnangas tn Muilc." mora Tivarity to rnjoy Ufa and aoHat ealaH SaaHat aaatalaa aampliti he- Uble wttk Rabbcr Teak. MB y»«T bleb Hytag Mnb nuitici lag iUtary narrMaad tnoaa diaturUatorm ^ Week 8:80—‘Tbday"—with Bob TrouL tawwaHaa aSaat Nw $810,000 AM VALUB ctoMly. Tbggg maaimam 8M5— Marion Carley—Pianist. toma that often aoromnany ehanga M Ufa. ward 1 riakhau'a la WELL WORTH tryfag. Itavla Oats Coah Pttaa Co*. !***"* **v S mate with aeictuiflcmb MR- this sj; laainUS all Hm aaara e l foHta rt a ta k gtriw wU aamlag hits—piclana ad yam A ' A STii.. ■ i- '. ■ • The blaak. Jatl aak far H—IT’S has gli Nation ■npiVf NiVW fwfV MTM SkUtag Mmmm pm i ROOM f i l l —el yaar local Ibaoka. be gla< Sava Tea DoSara with Private laW i whatei Ta SpaaS Par S2.SOtaS4 . . Slaeta % M .80 te ST . . aiuble ngPOMI'A.XT no tice—Doa Sa «ka fact tkaf tha Maala Oala Caataat baaklata 400 C a m ta a ta U a Soeas m a a a priaiad batara Snal ditalla racardlac aartaJa plctarva sacra StaawB, thay & . . vate. b raaiala S«r aaavaldabla errarm Tharalara tha caalaat iadaaa have a«Taa« that ^ - to Ttam taak %’i'Ths a aa M ailrr which aaawar la aahMIUaw hy a aaataaMat la aaaaacllaa with tha ; • i . 8 8 S i' r«rU.F4DiMM RmdU O ty pletarao “teATEtS-AT". «TM E TEXANS”, w m B CROtSrS ROAftS". "GIRLS ON > 6 9 - 9 5 (I PR0NATI05’- aad "GIVE HR 4 SAILOR”. aU aaawcra will ha aecaptai am ear- Conneetkot maker’s finest . _>*«••• **e y k M y aaa a t tha aM waya JlataS faa aoaO a t thaaa pletaraa. atata Sizes 8 to 20 for boys. Dou- Aqua, roy^ fuschia, blue, ^ *ka tbaalar wham yarn ahw It am d yaay aaataat arlU aaont am a naa» ■ in six patterns. Washed to InctudM Simmons inn«r taat.aaara taa that gayttaatar glctapa. ble breasted models in dusty orU hack and four pock- striped rayon Rat ompa or -i-., fcfpll bait. Assorted vivid ^ I i , E ^ . F X O I S E r MANCHBVm BTEinNO RXKALD. MANCBnTEB. OOiNN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER U. IMS -.N .:»rm za . aVEmSG HERALD. OANCHEBTSB. CXINN. WroNZSDAT. OCTOBER 12. 198S Krah*g Modem Radio Laboratory h Yours a Gem of a House ? SUGGESTS LEAVING Lost Trade Advantages 9 FACE! It’s Beautiful, But How Safe EYES TO SCIENCE Restored By Agreement
Btati •ludMai «f oomtat u te ^8. Wet elothse hung on olsctrio Wsahlngtoii, O ct 12 — (A P ) — joy the preferential tariffs producta BomaM trade aadvantagea with. Oraat BppeanMMM m b«Ut Mt*. aiMt 'wtra. Dedaret S vfeo u Fr^ from tha Domlnlona must go direct- I' 18.. Wooden barrel for hot ashes. Britain which tha United Statea loat ly to the United Kingdom. This dwdUnf kouMi today. 1 1 m ^uoaUoa :\ tbotariOM l*-liow iolo orojtho^ IT. Unprotected ateamplpea. to the BrltUh' domlnlona aix yitara diverted Canadian wheat from ttoBMo trom flfoT __ 18~ Jolats resting on brick chlm' qnendy Can Restore Sight ago are to be reatorad by the Anglo- United Statee porta to Vancouver, The Natteiiot Soord «< FIro Ui^ American trade agreement aoou to St. John and HaUfax. dorwritoM hoo proporM on "X*IUy’ “ft.8. Bagging, defective, unprotect- be algned here. American negotiatora have been picture oC ooch a "g o * od a bouaa . ed furnace pipe. * In Corneal Injnriet. Under the Ottawa agreementa of hopeful of having this regulation iUong ortth Ita bMUtgr aad ooaven* 20. Kerosene near fire. 1883 the. United Kbigdom gave the abrogated through the forthcoming taice UM OWMr roeetTM a dividend 11. Stovepipe lacking metal collar pominlon preferential tariff. treat- trade agreement of danMF far wkleh he never bnr- where It enters chimney. Woohlngton, Oct 18.— (AP)—Par- ment for thair agricultural and United Statee aalea to the United galned. Rare la the llet e( hazards, 12. Stove aad stovepipe unpr». sons throughout tha United Ststaa othw natural'products in return for Kingdom fell from 11.0 per crat of any one eC which oeuld cause a fire tccted from •wall. preferential treatment of her manu- Britain's. totnl purchases in 1032 to IS. Asphyxiation and explosion ware urged today to will thair eyas factured goods. 11.1 per cent In 1087, while her pur- in H U H N (» M A T E R IA I S ! that wouM hum the house and en- to sclanea In order to raatora the danger the family: possibility from kerosene or gas From that time, officials here say, chaeea from empire oountrtea rose 1 . Chlaoney poorly constructed stove. eyesight o^ other Individuals. datea the practical lots of Britain aa from 30.4 per cent to 89.4. and without lining. 84. Wooden lath walls without fire Dr. Ramon Caatrovlojo o t New a market for United Statee wheat Domlnlone* Trade Affected aad an enormous curtailment of 'A t the tame time United States 2. RubMah la attic. stops. York city, author of tha propoaal, IS! S. No fire etopa. 23. Rireplace hearth and bricks United Statee ehipmente of freeh trade with the Dominions tended to not sutrirlently Insulated and no said‘eye surgeons frequently can and canned fruits and many’ other recede In favor of British goods* REPAIR NOW! F. 4. Soot in chlButey. B.- Aerial not properly grounded screen. bring back'tha sight of persona who products. The Ottawa agreementa , have 36. Unapproveeat ..?®the and materials 8. f freeing gas atovo. by improper_ electric fuses or dan- eye are not available for replace- What tha Ottawa agreementa did to be explained to Canada and the eral F.H.A. terms! All y „^ tes.HinHibte In one pufrtase.'*rosll^ "nan^.SX'an'F H ^ **?*^ 8, Garage attached to houM with- gerous substitutes. ment to the trade of the United States is other Domlnlona and some adjust- rr. « „ r d . ^ msl.y '^ 8 20. No tightly covered metal con- Krah's Laboratory'(above) Is looatad at 83 Delmont atreat and. containa the moat modam equipment told In a few flgurea. ments promised them. Although the out fireproofing. used today In radio repairing. William Krah ia one of Mancheater'a pioneer radio men and haa Theae tissues can be obtained you'll n<^ for both labor and material*. No nionev tainer for storing oily rags or clean. ' aa alwaya Before Britain began a policy of United Statee tiaa carried on two 10. Door from house into garage kept abreast of the late trends, la radio. from the eyea of sUllbom infanta or •’“y • • • "'""‘•'•y P».vmenls as Ion as 19 on . 8100 not metal sheathed or tlgbtflttlng. Ing cloths. from corpses If tha tm ratlon la dona real protiectionlam tn 1981, only 38.0 eeparate bilateral negoUaUons, one |Or yon cm. n ^ Wards convenient Time H to Imy, of course. te t<5 k^ Under ao oMgntian the prieee Mig 1 1 . lomroper extension violating 30. Searching for gas leaks with soon after death. Dr. Saatrovlejo per cent of Imports from the United with tha United Kingdom and the tlaHs!** " v building material* etectkcar code. — open fldme. nr. said. Tha latter source la tM more States were dutleble. In 1982, be- other with Canada, soma deals made 8»d oak for the F.ILA, de- 81. LAck of ceiling o f cament on by this country with Grea^ Britain 12. No vent In garage to allow supply of Cunningham tubas and reliable, ba added. fore the Ottawa agreeir.ente, this u ^ fumes to escape. metal lath extending across .cellar other standard .parts for practically Can Be Preaerved Several Days percentage bad rlaen to 70.2. After wera counterbalanced by trades ' 13. Gasoline kept or used In any tro m one foundation to tbs other. LOCAL RADIO EXPERT all kinds of radios except car m- It la poaaibla to preserve the eyes the Ottawa accords, the percentage tween thla country and Canada. part o f building. How about your own homeT How dioa. Repairs are mada on all home tn usable condition for several days, was 79.0. free la It of such dangers? 14. RubMah In osUar. sets except automobile unita. he explained. Thus it would be pos- Tha trade of this country euffered sible to keep a supply on band In more acutely than that of others be- HAS MODERN WORKSHOP the hospital refrigerator and to co- cause It was stricken by the higher PAIYA GIVEN FREE HAND AmcMittg lew Prin%r ture. Over the past decade, ad- ordinate the number of operations ranges o f duUas. Befora tha Ottawa vanoM far ahead of any avar aeeom- 5,000 FAMILIES MONTHLY with that aupply. agreements British duties of more AS CABINET RESIGNS PONDERS MEANING pUahed by the other induitrles. have la conjunction with the Cathode ray than 20 per cent caught only one 3 Pc. Bath oscillograph. Dr. Caatro^ejo also reported to beaa made. It Is advancements Wmiam L Krah Keeps Pace the Amarlcan Academy of Ophthal- per cant of American goods. After ueh as tbase, Inoraasad achedulet, Tha audio oacIlUator In tha Krah WILL LEAVE U .S . SLUMS mology and Otolaryngology on a the agreement 8.8 per cent of Araer- Asuncion, Paraguny, O ct IS — Outfit OFCAUONFORD daluxa transports o f tba air. In- laboratory la uaad to test tha capa- mathod of tattooing the pu^l of a Icnn goods bnd to pay such dutlea. (AP)—The cabinet re in e d to per- creased spaed, comfort and reliabil- Fith Adrances Made In bility of tha radio to reproduce tha blind eya with gold to restore Its Doty Imposed On Whent mit Praaldent Felix Paiva a free ity which National Air Travel Week full range o f' tonaa, also to locate hand In organising hla regime today. tasiDKiaei Waatalngton, Oct. 12.— (A P ) — normal ^appearance. A 6-cent per bushel duty was Im- commemoratea. tha source of distortion In radio A small piece of tissue of the oye poeed on American wheat, whereas The National Congress elected 39»s The Indostry; Some Of The Nathan Straus, administrator of Wa, a i Amarlcan ctUiena and amplification. Is removed, he explained, and a aolu- Cktnadlen and Austrian wheat went Paiva consUtuUonal president yes- Both Libor And M in a fe raaidanta o f Connecticut, should ba Tha Krah laboratory la equipped tha United Statea Housing Author- tlon of gold chloride la placed In the into Britain free. American meet terday. He had been provisional tub and compact lavatory ara I ready to Hasp paea with tha atrldaa Defket He Uses Dailj. with maters to teat tha offlolency .of ity. expects 6,000 famlllaa a month opening. Then a solution of tannic shipments ware out down by n quota preeldent since Aug. 17, 1937, when firtt quality white perealaia be led counter-revolution against mont htoroited h VmH which will ba mada in tba futura. component parts of tha radio, m- to ''amigrata'' from Aroaiieaa slums acid, used in tam ing hides and In watam working In favor of the n A H m iU work prices a re F. O . B, A lb a n y enanwL Finest stalalew china Tharb is fio better time than right alators, oondanaera, oto. treating bums. Is added to fix the Domlnlona. Amarlcan freah fruit Col. Rafael Franco. closet is quick, effleiem. Com- now, aa National Air Travel Week is begliulng early next year. gold solution In the tissue. ahlpmente alumped because of pre- 8tra. Come la and gee iti william H. Krah haa astabllahad The modem radio tub* tsatar t Of Mirtin, UAW Chief. at its paak, to lay the groundwork Making that forecast today, ha Dr. Walter B. Lancaster of Boston ference given Canadian and Aus- BATS DISTINGUISH MAN The Holmes and our plana. a modem radio laboratory at hla proves the aet for atatlc and dy- reported that 87,540,892 has been trian fresh fruit and South African The Hudson I Combino- .88.88 n Meath, Dewa Faymsnt. namic taata, simulating tha actual told tha acadmy that opemtiona tn Storm Let us review, alncerely and hon- home, 38 Delmont atreet, tn which advanced b^the U. S. H. A. to 38 lo- which magnets draw out partlelea of grapefruit The British market be- PhlladelphU, O ct 18— (A P )—Tou Dnrryteg Cbargn estly, lust how we can kaep pace operating oonditlona of tha set. cal bousing authorities for more came all but closed to American can tell a man by hla hat at the Door Detroit, Oct It.— (AP) — The he haa Inoorporated many e t the Iron from tha eya are decreasing be- Door I fion Doors with advances through Improving Tha power control panel o f the than 5,000 dwelling unita now under cause of greater safety precautions lead and zinc, copper, hardwood Um- University of Pennsylvania. Six automobile industry—labor aad modem aids used In radio repairing. Krah laboratory la another marvel Windows our airports along the Itnaa aug- construction. In factorieIM. ber and lard. . student groups wear distinctive As Low A* Save a t management alike—pondered today gettad in the following paragraphs: Mr. Krah baa camad well the repu- of mechanics. The panel uses cur- The anticipated rate of slum American railroads end porta suf- headgear, axclualve of the freshman As Low Ae m i the signlficanoe of Homer Martin's As Low Aa Each airport in our stata should tation of being one of the top rank- rent from 3H to 235 volte and clearance, Straua said, will require fered by the regulation that to en- dink. It's an old Pann custom. EcNpse Bit Brace "cordial call" oa Henry Ford. hava proper boundary-lighting.* maaaurea power oonaumad by tha 120,000,000 to $30,000,000 of con- HHLD FOR N I8CSB OF MAILtt Modern dealgn exterior door * 379 For the time being, yesterday's ing radio repairmen In town and haa priced to bring you new savings! ^auttful 2-paneI design Interior Double purpose doors . . make Save On 18-Inch Caen airport should nava propar acts under repair and chacka their tructlon every month. Advances to door. Made of No. I g rk d e Doug- Eclipse Smooth P lan e...... hfartln-Ford conversation, followed alwaya basn well in advance o f his Finely made of Pondoaa Pine a atorm door in «lnter. a screen Soon pay for themaelves in low- lighting facilities for night landings efficiency in operation. date barely hava nicked either the N tw Orlaana, Oct. 18.— (A P ) — las Fir, free from Imperfections. er fuel bills and added comforti by Ifartln'a dlsousaions with Harry and fitted with clear glam. 4 door in summer! As illustrated, I,akeside H am m er...... and takeoffa. Night flying Is now trade, aacurlng the latest type of A special vacuum cleaner la utU- teOO.000,000 which U. S. H. A. has Josaph Hahn-Korff, 30, a German, AvaUable in 8 atandard sizes. Clear Pondosa Pine, smoothly Bennett personnel chief of the Ford tha order of the day. If our airports isad by tha operator o f tha labora- was hald tn Jail today on a charge standard size* available. fitted with screen and clear Cast Iron electrical devloaa and equipment for for slum clearance and low-cost glOM. sanded, ready to paint. All Eclipse C h ise l...... Motor Oo., superseded In kiterest meet thsss requirements wt wlifill at- tory«for* cleaning dust from around of sending defamatory and scur- French Doors the 32-bour work week conferences radio rtpalrlng. housing loans or its 2300,000,000 for Madison Exterior Door standard sizes. tract more and mors sir traval and the units of radio aets. local subsidies. rlloua mattar through the malla Engagement Rings Screwdrivers aa low a s ____ Fnm aM with other auto companies. commerce. Local business will Today hts well-equipped labora- light. Aa low aa ^ Double doors, fitted A oompleta set of radio manuals threatanlng to Uat Dr. Alton OCha- 1 5 75 with clear glaas, as "Fork Exterior D oor...... 8A 8 Puritan Window Martin's United Automobile grow through tha increased acceler- tory Includes auch atandard equip- However, many mayors, notably la used by Krah, containing Infor- those of New York, Detroit and San ner o f tha Tulana Univaralty School low aa ...... 2 llghL As low aa. Hand Saws as low a s ...... Workers aro seeking a 32-hour sys- ation which avlntinn provides. ment aa a Cnthmle ray o.sclllograph, Pilgrim Window. From .. .1.20 tem In a "share-lhe-work” move a RCA algnnl generator, special mation on all makes of radios for Francisco, have asked for more of Medicine aa a Jew. U. S. Com- ^Wedding Rings FoWIng Rule ...... for the rehliing period In the auto Each airport should survey Ita vacuum cleaners for radios, and ready reference. money than can ba granted under mlsleoner R. H. Carter, Jr., set his 5 6 5 0 property and begin Immediately to Slip Joint Pliers ...... , Industry, which currently la picking power control panels the better to In addition to the well equipped the present program, Straus said. bond at 80,000. clear away ahy obstacles such aa Hacksaw Frames ...... tee It aad compars fate up sp e ^ to meet ordera. trees, poles, and so on. Steps should produce re.siilts In hla laboratory In- -Ar B r i d a l S e t s To BUggeatlona Martin's visit, tura by featurt with $70 fpr- be taken to eliminate power trana- vaatlgatlona. In abort, Krah never Hacksaw Blades, 1 0 ", a dozen which was ooaOaed to an exchange worlu blindly; he baa tha equip- aaceal All cast posts of of pleasontriee with Ford but in- mlasion wires, or remark runwaya New 1939 Styles at Special Prices Wrecking Bar, */4”x.T0 ” to clear any buildings which might ment to produce the dealred result Wardco Iron for loaiMt Ufa, volved a talk on labor onblsma present a haaard. in the shortest possible time. Hammer Handles .... Latest type grata* I with Bennett, indicated friendlier Hangars and shops should ba Detfwla Troubla relaUons between the UAW aad kept Immaculataly clean, and com- The Cathode ray oscillograph $8.88 sTfontli. Down the Ford company, Bennett eald. Engagm iittiit Wedding Cmrrjtmg Charge fort faollltlaa such as lounges and works with almost human powar In Right A t The Beginning O f Never Fenght With Labor. dataoUng troubla in a radio aat The *niiero never was a fight between ctaan rest rooms should ba Immadl- maohina makaa visual alaetrlc Miag the company and organised labor. aUly asUblUbed. By doing this, wt Ring The on^ trouMe was when some can attract more regular flyara, take wavaa for tbo purpooo of tasting pmple tried to storm our gates, care of vlaltora and so promote In- and this vlaual graph provas the The Season!!— A Great n e y can't do that. But if the man orcaaed ust of our aviation facilltlea. aelecUvIty o f the radio oats undar want to organise. It's all right with Each airport In Connecticut repair. Tha maohina gives a com- Save us ehould hava ampla equipment to -ob- plata analysis of the operation of Imnmtioitloning “ the only trouble,'' tain weather Information and other tha aat, datalls o f operation not to RUBBIR - CO VIRID navigational aids. Bepnett Tefiferred to the riot outside bo trusted to ears or hands or other i the Ford Rouge River plant May There ehould be at each Connecti- mechanical maana. Tha tall-tale | WIRE 26. 1937, when m UAWU ...... organisers end cut airport, accommodations for tpe curves showing proven aatlafactory j 9 0 -lb . Roll hanilbill dtatrlbutori came to blows public interested In flying. By pro- operation of the radio sat or such i Stag g ered Edge io(Mt viding such acrommodallona. air- SALE OF T h ic k T h a tch M..I4 with Ford employes. distortion or lack of eynchronlia-1 Hexagon Martin said ha and Bennett, to- port! will be thronged with visitor*, Roofing many of whom are potential flyers tlon are shown on a tube similar to ' gether two and a half hours, dis- that usnl In tMnvlsIon. * cussed the "various problems of the or users of planes both private and Shingles. Shingles *‘?!***5**’’ . . . re- transport. e nignal Oeoerator F.OA Albany ists fire and meistara automobile Industry. Including the The RCA signal generator la used IdOWMt'prica la ytani 32-hour week, equalisation of wages Each city official, airport man- Ron Per Sqnnze F.O.B. Atbnny Wfre Nallp And proper workingirk condlMona for ager and public spirited citizen Switch B o g ...... loe should put forth every effort to have Finest quaUty slate surface employ<|i.'' The visit, he said, was Three brUllaat diamonds la n This Is Just one o f n group of roofing. Non-fade color! Roll two-toned A rm ore d C a b le ••cordinl and frlenilly." roada to airports pro|>erly marked OVERCOATS shingles — yet coate h^f” **as The only shingle that gives the Lew Priced! Switch Box P la te ... 8c Beat dealgn on each tide of a new 1939 wedding rings. A covers 1 (X) sq. ft. ^e most popular pattern strip Disagrees on S'2-IIonr \Vcr4». and In gooil condition. By doing much. 2 colors. .STEP OUT ON A fan cot diamond In this attrao- variety of attractive designs in shingles at a new money saving _"bpoken-llne" effect of a real R««*pUcIe ...... lOe BenneU, saying he feared some this, local Hvtntlon facilities will be price! thatch roof! more widely u.snl. If every one of ttve engagement ring af yellow solid white gold, solid jrellow 80-Ib. Roofing. R o d ...... 86c Limit 25 pounds to employers might try to ‘'sweat more ^ceeda aU Code and Under- Inside Lock Set .. .. 5 3 c work out of the men. ’ said he dis- us works for lietter transportation Brand New Styles in Tan and Gray golA gold and plmttoam. 40-Ib. Roofing. R o l l ...... ig* Diamond Point Roofing tomtrl • dtiiny to 60 penny writers’ requirements! facilltlea bidw-cen the alrr>ort and Gives effect of V shin- 4-ln-l Strip Shingles agreed with Martin over the advts- Platform ! Underwriters' listed! Thick Tab Strip Shingles • eat eixe for almott every Jo^ 100 ft. No. 12 SOO town, our rltie.e will be more con- 05-lb. Roofing. R o l l ...... Lag gles. Per roll, F.O.B. O A C abllity of a 32-hour week. He aild- Herringbones, Mixes, Checks A lb a n y ...... 2.Q5 F.O.B. Albany, *d he bad Invited Martin to return venient for bii.'lncai men and.-ao at- Skelehol from S.9 0 and "talk things over when he be- tract added tmelnesi and prosperity. stork. .\ak to 91 9 .9s aquare ...... H.q O lieves any supply Arm with which Airports can and should be heau- tee Style 311. and Plaids. we do business Is unfair to Its help ' tlfled with shrubbery or other land- Emphasising hts phrajieologj-. scaping so that they will attract In st a ll Y o u r O wn Bennett said he wished to correct a fl.vers. potential flyers and other W allb o ards a t G liste n in g , previous Impression that. he had visitors. Bridal Set Bridal Set Big Savin gs on used the term: "Unfair to the Fach city which does not have air- Asb estos Plu m bin g Kltph^n LIsht port facilities ehould Immadlately Ex tra Sa vin gs! W aterproo f UAW." Sidin g Floods satire Fiirther testimony of a quickening plan to secure suitable land and pre- Single and Doable Breasted Models Insu la tio n! Syste m pare for the development of its lo- 8-ply Fir WnUbonid 1 Vb Tile b o ord room with soft pulse In the Industry's operations 4x8 n . sheets. Sq. f t oek Wool Bntte ga e tight. No glare was received meanwhile from Al- cal airport to accelerate both busi- 1.26 ness and personal travel. Plain and Belted Backs Per carton, on ly...... VdC Wards 200-GaL Porcelsin base fred P. Sloan. Jr., chairman of the Fiber WaUbonrd w v Septic Tank snow whit* General Motors Corp. board, Let us out of respect to those men i of vision ami cimragc who have, Spec. *.4x8 f t sheets. Sq. f t . . . # 6 C RIanbat Insnlatlen a J r ^ gltss globe, Sloan told a- convention of car I Per roll, on ly...... J.4^ Moisture proof, sbaolutely flra- 16« t V i diara. dealers and dlstribut” rs here last over the pa.sl ten years hruughi ' iBsulatiag Board 1 uaa AU the beauty of real tile, yet proof. and never needs palntlni 8^ this easy method of sewage about the great advances In avia- | night of proml.slng fall prospects 4x8 f t sheets. Sq. ft. 1.12 coeta 9 fraction ea much! 3 Oranalated Bock Wool A A Attractive C y p r e s s'* shitagfil disposal! No chemIcaU or tlon. take stock of. ourselves and graining. machinery. Easily installed. Brapkfbt Ll|{ht expected to continue Into 1D3B. $2.69 F.OA. Albnay •tylea, plain or with score Uaea Pwr carton, only ...... v U C \ He said leaders In the Industry lend our bit to making possible sy BtHckea com- coda, under wMch tha axpraatom of tlMM elevators,” relates iknator J. iOR T PROGRESSING foaunuiD Bt m Hsm Lewie of lilisaM. 0—III OMBtot t, im aehaol houaaa; wha la ta Bad tha WINDFALL TIMBER And so to bed, with the town more volunteers to assist b oiie ef I»>n>cl>sr, veteran m— aieeay for tha rrconatructlon of col- fort. ' jit- r » M ll» l bvmt sw Umi BaMpt It Is a little unexpeeted. (o have ■till wondering what on bomb Of Gohnnbiif Voyage 446 The children’s fianclng The Manchester Oommunlty Y, ®«»klyn Dodjgtn, today B.lMMlBri ABl H alM kra B a u rjl M tb* lapaad dama and tha thousand and would do If It hit Um WaolilaiBgton 'The name of Christ—the one great St ths Msachestsr Community M. C. A. is In its third day of cam- ona-yaar contract to r-MatOSMi at^lUaebMur. Oiaa, m oaa Items i t heavy ahpaaaa plied on lumbermen and woodlot owners, monuiment. word—well worth all languagea In taam In 1819, OetMial ~NOHl ClMb lUU MbUM. Years Ago "Y” under the dirscUon of Mrs. prixnfog for funds, i^d membership. OOOD STORY, BUT—I earth or heaven.—Briley. tha backa of alrea^" ovarburdened meeting to devise means for aoHing. I' 64th A N NIVERSARY >7 MaqPhaU announcafi. •OWCMPnONR im oR KAi-aa the problem of. great quantltlea of Writer lATirtrila are very popular The workere, although small in Om T«ar b» Han ...... muBlcIpalltlca. WilllanM UUie, B. C.—Moliie ' Hall M fallen timber In thla state! faault of this year. There are three periods nuroberk are bending every effort to Par Mantb ar Perhapa that la bacauaa the Oov- fin New Yoricl without Um street parade and see aa many people as poastble, rsla- John, 'Indian,' pleaded guilty to a . Btaiala O ipr the hurricane^ atari off by ssaumlng WIT H ITS 1001 BIRTH D AY SAVIN GS of .insttuetioii each TbufSday after Jlquor posseseion charge, but offer- DalTaaral Oaa Taar **li>n emor, aa a good Democrat, haa sti- I Cbo r f a Wo eelabration Out Is befog held in noon from 3:80 to 8:80. tlve to their support of this com- a defeatlat . attitude and devaleping ■OBM tovsBi today. Manchester munity endeavor. The objective of ed this explanation; nHBHii or rmrn AnoaATHD praaM ftuth In Mr. Rooaavelt and The first period is of special in "A white men dropped the bottle PRBS8 a state of gloom because they fear aovarUMiaes observed Columbus the campeign is .to call on every per- CHARTING A COURSi Tba Aaaoelaiad t>r*w n aaeliuHvati the New Deal and la confident that New York, Oct 13.—Vlaeeat Sor- terest to ths "lltUe toU" who wish son In Manoheeter for a gift regard- from an airplane and It feU Into my aaUUal to tba aw of roablioaUea the federal Santa Claua will arrive that builders will not readily use dl hoe hun/ up more taba la hla pay with p ^ate gatberlngs held to tap, character and social dancing. pocket." ■». - at all aawi Itipatabw aralltol la It ' I honor the Mvlgator who, Italian by The opportunity to learn grace and lets of stae in order to create new betimes with a full sleighload of the profluct of portable mUls since restaurant days than any rival In inlercet In the Y. M. C. A. The pro- Police Judge B.'B. Hart compli- or aat athinrlw eraditol la this With and Ipanleh by sponsorship, coordination at on early age Is of mented the Indian on hie imaglna- aaaar aal biw tbo li^ l aowi oaV new roads, dams, bridges and school It does not equal In accuiacy of fin- town. No doubt the nam ^- of hla mistakenly thought that he bad dis- gram that Is being develophd at the FRANCIS A PALLOTTI ^ UmoI bania lesting value. The second period, fIon—but fined him 838. ish and In appearance tha product debtors, now and In the past, wrould eovered a new trade route to the which begins a t 4:18. gives ths old- Y. M. c. A. this year la to bo an all- FOR ATTOlWCr-OENERJIli All tloMl at ropubltoatlaai at houses, his pocksts just stuffqd with Incluslvo one catering to family in- •faelal lltpatabil banta ara alio ra> of big planning mills of thp great fill a theatrical WMo’a Who, for coasts ht India, touched the ouUy- er studenu who are Interested in Up Co-operattves |n the Virgin Islands cash to hand over to the busted to- ,lng frik|e of Islands of a new heml- dancing, a fins chance for excellent terests. adults, men end women and bacco growers, poultry ral.sers and lumber areas. From all accounts Hard! haa known and tnisted them offer for eels native needlework, Pan wrrlca ellaat of If. ■■ A. Sara* all. apherr, but never landed In a port InstrucUon in thU Individual type P^ys sfid girls. Numeroua eluta are basketry and other handicraft other farmera, and with boats and these folks started off thinking of of th« continent of North ianerlca. of performance. The third period, His restaurant, the walla of which gear for the fishermen, to give windfall timber ea potential boards and Aally. falling to bring tack to which begins at 8:00, la quite dif- WEDNESDAY Hawbar AmarleaB Hiwaaaaar Pab> and not much else. are literally covered With tha carl- Spaa the treasures which greedy ferent this season for it offers sociri liibara Asaodatlea. them a new start. cBtures of all the great and near- ""Four Precision boards'’are a long way Stay-at-homes desired, died in prison dancing to girts and boya of grade at 'version of a famous Fannie Hurst story Pabllabata Raaraaanutlaaai Tba If so, then the Oovemor Is a^ In- great In showdom. M In the heart chains, disgraced and dishonored by and high school age. wnc WBRT - WI CC Jalloa Halbaari Spaclal Aaanar—Na« from being the gniy product of such naOM’s^rrif irPl!*.” '’"^’. fisturday have been hailed by tta fl'lS fM. genuous about rehabilitation aa he of the theatrical world. Hla cus- hb generation. Several boys are Intereated fo the nauon s critics as most promising of the year’s new cfop of staia Tjom Tork. Cbtaaco. Oatrolt aal Boatoa. diversified timber lots as exist all tomers are all tha famous actors, It was left for Cortes and Pixarro RIC HLY, FUR-TRIM M ED was about the Merritt Highway, class this year and it Is hoped that HEMBER AUDIT BUREAU, OP over New England, particularly In actresses, authors arid producers oi U find the gold at the end of the more will join so aa to afford a real ONI "ip- CUlCDLATlONI. where he long suspected, so he says, veatem ocean rainbow; It remained - OW PLATtOni Connecticut. Aa a matter of fact New York, Hollywood and London opportunity for the girls to have garage at his home to cost an catl- that something waa not ezactiy Most of them ha knew when they ^ r Coronauo. DeLeone, DeSoto, dancing partners. The fee is nom- Tba HaitM PttatlbB Ooanaay taa. It la Improbable that the fallen tim- Cartier, Cabot, Vespucci and Hud- mated 8300. flaaaelal raapoDilblllty right though he never did get were struggling up the ladder to inal, because the directors of the PUBUC RECORDS GOATS 4 far ty^arapbloal arrora appaarlac la ber of this state will prrxluce any ■ucMss; and a goodly number oi son to start explorations on the new "Y" feel that all school children In alaarttaamaati* “ la Iba H a n r b a a t a t around to realty finding out what it them fed at Bardl'e on the chance continent, while Balboa first, ahd town should have an opportunity Addreselng university students In . B r a a l a B H t r a M . great pfbportlon of salvage In .the then Magellan, struck off In the di- Permit was. that they could repay him some to learn social dancing of the ac The Building Inspector has Issued Wales Lord Baldwin asM ' "when EVERY O N E A We might aa welt faca tha fact fiorm of finished boards. But that day. rection of the fabulous India which cepted'type at a community build learning becomes prostituted to WCDNIISDAT, OCrrOBER II Columbus staked bis hopes on to Itobert Hayden of Nye street a politics there are no depths to which that tha federal government Isn't there Is a great deal of timber down His bat-chock girl, the vermll- Ing under the direction of an ac' permit for the erection of a single which, could profitably bo converted reaching. The later swashbuckling credited instructor. it cannot descend." T O P N O T C H going to put an awful lot of Ita glv- llon-headed Renee Carroll, haa on I f company of explorers, voyageurt These Cleeses have been of untold NOT TOO Into large dimension lumber, square infallible way of knowing which ac- and oonquistadores who colored this Ing-away eggs in the Connecticut tors are In the chips and which ones value to many chUdran for a num- FASHIO N! Ona may Had the ravocatlon of basket. Thla administration Isn't beama, stringers, rafter material, half-world’s early history did ■' much ber of yeara from a aocial and phy- scantling andj^the like would seem aren’t by the amount of tips they more than Columbus ever was able John Itrachay'a paaaport viaa by greatly Intereated In Cbnneclirtit or give. But , Vincent BardI nuuntaina siori point of view. The frulte of Out for somathing new— to be almoet self-evident. to do toward tha forcing of growth Mrs. Wirtrila’s teaching have been For the Fall and Winter Seamns. Be Sure Year Tima the ABiarlcan Btota Department, any ether New England atate. a ataady allencs ajiout tala cus- on this conUnent but all of them seen by parents and friends for something "different" In after he had gotten half way here Somathing like little Ikey*s father, The altuation In Connecticut tomers’ current econonalc condition, are outshone by the genius and several seasons at her reciUIs. Keeping Equipment Ii In Good Shape. your Winter Coat? You’ll atao. Many an Injgenu'a or juvenile courage of Columbus, who, by an er- find It at the WUrpee flhop. from England, alightly diaturMrig when Ihey exclaimed, "Olr.-j*apa, would Bcarcely seem to lend Iteelf Russell Potterton, wall Imown to the Investment of great suma of or jobless character actor still hangs 9 PIECES ror, tragic to hla own fortunes, found dance musician, furnishes ths music Without becoming unduly exoited look at the stars!" and the fi^Uier up dally tabe at Sardl'a without 18th Century Dining Room a world in which...... thousands of ob- ’MieOVEKT-1 money In big sawmills of the mod- this year and with hla able assist- about It replied, "Don’t do It, Ikey; lool{ at anybody being the wiser except the scure men became famous, and- In ance the success of the classes la A WESTCLOX W P U U llr. Btracbay aeema to be regard- tha moon; It’s Mggsr." Ths New em type whlclTTUirfar into money proprietor and themeelves. which millions, enslaved by clrcum- assured. An Advertisement of and which would be scrapped In a We used to see a former movie stance or condltionr became free. these cleeeee will be found else- CANT BE BEAT $29.75 •Bd by the State Depvtment aa a Deal haa Mggar stataa to look at; dramatically priced - for such $ New World few yeara or to competition wItB’ Idol at Sardl’a at the dally lunch- where In this Issue. TO Communlat There la no ^lecifle very, vsry^ much mors surely Demo- eon hour. He wore dapper clothes, Gold gluttons of Spain were able law ngainat the >admlaalon to thla the product of euch milla operating to overflow their treasuries with the cratic—and with more electoral seemed flushed vfvlth proapeiity and Wcfltdox Big Ban, Loud Alarm . • 8 9 • • 9 a •ountry of Oonununlata, but there votes. In the great pine and fir forests. But bought drinks for producers and di- excellent Styling and Quality 139 ■polls ,of the AstM conquest, and $2.75 lift* there Is a tremendous amount of land gluttons of ^ance and Efoglaad PARENTS WARNED NOT $ to a law kaepiBg out peraoaa who 'There are vary lavish sounding rectors with reckless generosity. It and------Portugalhad more ' ' than''they WMtclog Big Ben, Chime Alarm 89.50 adrooata the ovarthrow of the gov- titles attached to some of the fed- rough lumber calling for salvage, wasn't until later and directly that Never before In our 64 years have we been ibis to offer a dining room that equals could handle of the mllllone of $3 50 Coate with that luxuiy we discovered this cinema god a .this In style and construction at so dramatic a price I Elach ptoce reflects the work wniuwit by force and violence, and eral aid agenciea, and they make a Uttering the Connecticut woods and. square miles of new territory. TO NEGLECT REUGION look! Smartest, newaot for that matter, the lawn» and secret. Through In Hollywood, he of a designer adept at interpreting the best of 18th Century motifs. Note the 68-lnch Gold, trade, terrltoiy, these were Waatclox Baby Ban . . •saaaaaaaeeaaa atylaa. Fure Include; Hnce the courta have decided that fine Show of hasUnIng to the rescue waa broks and jobless in New York, buffet with swell-front center drawers; ths double nedestal table havring bamboo $2.95 backyards of private citizens and what Europe wanted from the New Oommuniata come under that claeal- by setting up offices. But for the and It was his notion that a broad turnings; to-the-floor China cabinet with its graceful flaring bracket hose . . and the World. She gained unbelievable Vienna, Oct. I I — (AP) — The Wealcipx Bingo Alarm Mink flllver Fan BcatlCB It amuld aeem to apply to most part th# tsrms on which they the public parks of Connecticut front before the theatrical mogula tran8U.*ooal Chippendale ribband back chairs showing the Influence of Sheraton in amounts of them all. But the een- C?atholie archdiocese of Vienna has $1.25 Perslaa Lamb would raise his stock around hero. ’ their tapered front legs! Genuine mahogany veneers and gumvyood; lacquer finish turiee of exploitation were short Btractey—provided he la a Commu- are prepared to help In New Eng- towns and cities; and It Is firmly to distributed leaflets to (Catholic pat^ Sardl stood the bill. He thinks It was, Bteel-wooled and waxed by hand. 4 addlUonal aide chairs included. lUgular 1198.00. lived, and then came to North Amer- ents In some of the city's districts Pockfit Ben Watch .,, eaaa9eaaai Colors are all favertteai Blat Ha now laya he lant, bacauae land rehabilitation suggest the prob- be believed that there are still too $1.50 VALUES weU worth It. 'The ax-Hollywoodlan ica men and women who wanted not exhorting them In the form of ten Black OrsT Tml oafi ha haa never belonged to the Com- many smart Yankees In this state, got a good part, made a comeback gold, but life, not territory, but “IK . ability that they were drawn up by commandments not to neglect the Dax Watch ___ _ ••aafltoOea WlM aiunlat party anywhere. But in the and too many people anxious to do and has paid up in entirety. homes, not trade so much as free- re^ous'education of their children $1.25 an experienced pawn broker. dom. These colonists fought dis- paat la hla lecturea and writinga he Yet nothing can be surer than good hard work to make it at all Tea Party The leaflets, head "A Word to An elegant brochure which one ease bad climate, and defenseless- catholic Parents," bore the rubber to aald to have referred to himself that thqre are numeroua communi- probable that It will not aoon begin neas, alone, against nature, still ex- UNTRIMMED COATS going to tois-n via the portable saw- of James J. Farley’s men Just sUmp rignature of Theodore Card- aa a Commimlat. ties and thousands of Individuals In brought us requests the pleasure of ploring. dbtng new things, striking inal Innitser, whose palace was at- $16.98 $19.98 $24.M For our part wa confeas to a aort this atate who are far sunk In dis- mill route. our company at a Tea Testing, to out for themselves. They made tacked Saturday night by a Nasi DRUQ STORE their own destiny by hard work and mob, and were In answer to a Sept 1 et prajudlce against those' forelgn- tress conditions--too far to work be held in the Grand Ballroom of faith In- the future of their new na- *TRE8CRIPTION DRUG^UTS” the Waldorf Astoria. Inside the .announcement that the Nasi party R; DONNELLY ■^•ea who come over here to lecture tion, and (^lumbua mads po^bla themaelvea out without extremely cover is a long, learned |ploce about would taka aver education of youth llabinew Bailding *845 gjati gfiMlI . Bi ea how a country ought to be Ubera) help extended In the aplftt of the realization of that destiny by and all religious and private schools JEWELER tea and how we are to go about ap- making his awn ceurae across an un In German Austria would be closed. nm—and it doesn't make a apeck of catastrophe relief. W ashin g to n preciating it. For example, we are Choice of 22 Covers I known ocean, foreI^lnner of the Headquartera for American Watchea: WILROSE dUTaraoea whether they come here Would It be entirely too much to told to do this. If we observe the R. spirit of a hemisphere. HAMILTON ELGIN AND WALTHAM No ordinary boudoir chair thla! Styled to boost Bodallam or Toryism or expect of the present administration D ayb o o k 8. V. P. and attend this extraordi- Hoaovad la Soath fimertea DRESS SHOP nary party: from a large living room place it haa For not only does North America ITALY WARNS ENEMIES 51 & Main Street Mancheeter fhadam or Nazi Ism or Communism. of the Connecticut atate govern- —Ry FraMaa Cra "Ehcamlne the teas carefully. graceful rolled and cut-back arms, a credit the Great Discoverer with the Hotel ShwMon BnlMInt Not one of them comef from a coun- ment that M concern itself with the Washington—By actual measure- Draw a spoonful Into ypur mouth alight roll to Ifs back, and a loose honors due to him. The nations of cushion with 100% kapok filling. Built Central and South America came try that has found all the answers problem of asalsting ths oonuminity ment the "war zone" occuplea only by a quick inward breath and roll ON “PREVENTIVr WAR any more than we have. And when It around, meanwhile judging It for to Watkins specifications with only Into being because a poor, unknown and Individual victims of the great about 10 per cent of Waehlngton. new Mosa and cotton filling on hard- oeaman, with half a world to sell the answers are found It’s our flavor and body. If a loud 'Whoosh' Rome, Oct. 13—(AP)—Italy to- dual disaster through stats action During the past tanae days, how- results, don’t be alarmed. That’s a wood frames! Custom made In your flnaUy wta able to get grudging guess that, they will be found right cholreventlve war” Is wanted Beg. SSe, Special ... ■So Intervals, l Dam It, they ' didn't Kaufman and Mosa Hart Now the suiting all-ovrer texture effect. It of OolUmbua wlU have a supper at Regutor 79o, Sprolri Tories. We'll get over that In time. There are cities like New London makes a particularly fitting cover Tor K. of C, hall; at which speakers will sold today’s Italian sUtemant, by So the thing we find disturbing. In test ’em while they were high.) Hart and Kaufman farms are with- these two Lawson pieces . . rich, dur- be Rev. Vincent Hines, soslstant pas- groups and parties In France and and Norwich,-towns along the shore The -burcaii te.sted 100 hospital at- in a script's throw of each other, Britain "led everywhere by Jaws." Our Personally Dimen >ned Line the Strachey ca.se Is not so much able, pracUcal. Ordinarily two such tor of Bt. James’ church, and (Charles IHIMIMFMNI and In the agricultural areas which tendants who Were not alcoholics, and yet the old natives of Bucks excellent ptecea would cost 8138.00, O’Dowd, grand knight. Sheer Crei SHAMPOO ISM CHARIS the barring out of a Communist or have been beaten Into pracllcal and then testt^l 46 patlenla com- County don’t seem to have taken but during the Anniversary your aulta Sunday, the Christopher Colum- EDITOR’S WIFE DIES Beg. 85c, Now ...... / ...... Pequot Sheets and Cases a Socialist or whatever as the man- mitted for chronic alcoholism. much cognizance of their famous Beg. $1.00, N ow ...... / ...... 87e helplessness by the weight of their They all came out the same, no la made-to-order for only 89^ bus society wlU hold a cSIebraUcm 174 ner of Its doing. neighbors. These two Broadwayttes at the Sons of Italy ball on Keeney o “ •-'-(AP) - Mn. Sntrlto (Reg. 81.38), ...... 98c prir 63x99 . 100 sffllctlon. Does the state of Con- difference between the groups. pulled up at a roadside place called Cogswells street. Rudolf Thomas, wife of the Jewish 72x99 , **aeeeeee 99C The American consulate In Lon- necticut intend to do nothing to help I t was the famous "away" test. editor of the German iknnaga • • e • • a • 91*09 yt^f^ow oeir The Sanctuary Inn and, not wishing l SSm TXksi I don knew Strachey was coming, Is- them to their feet? 'J The subject, blindfolded is told to call out the names of their hosts, In ItfllUn Tapestries \ Olive trees, seventh moot Impor- newspaper Prager Tagblatt. (tad 72x108 >eee*eees< he Is "falling, falling forward, fall- today of on overdose of a drug the e e • e 9 e s9 lel9 ItA N IT A IIV ICUriCURAl sued a visa to him and then called Apparently It has not occurred to ing forward, feel the weight shift asked the barman if he .knew who (Below) A fortunate purchase tant of the trees of the world, 81x99 , him back and quiw d him before owned that farm up the road. are mentioned prominently In and her husband took Monday...... $1.19 NAPKINS OtNTMgur Oovemor Cross or his associates from your heels to your toes." But of imported Italian tapastriss Homer’s "Oyssey." Thomas died yesterday. ' 81x108 he sailed, Indicating that hla case the atcohollca were aa much In- "Oh, yea," the barman aald, makes thla sensationally low »eeeeeeees«eeae< *••••• #91*29 that anything should be done. The ".that's Moe H ^ 's place. He writes 90x108 •.!' S 4 e had been dlscuased with the State clined to say "phooey" as the tee- price poaalble. After the pres- •••#••*91*29 SiM 194 New Deal will provide. Well, the totalers. plays—‘You Can't Take It With ent stock Is gone no mors' will 42x36 Cases .... Department at Wa.shlngton. He N e w Deal Wffii’t provl.Ie What are You’, Threk Men on a Horse' and be available! Popular Cogs- • ***•#•••« 29c was qulszed so niuch that, atcord- ’Hukt Roundup In The Sky things like that. The next farm up well lounge chair style that tor- By GEO. HOLMES, Decorative Upholsterer 45x36 Cssee ....••••••ee4ee*»* w e going to do about It—If any- marly cost 888.00. *•••*99**# 32c Ing to his story, he smelled a rat thing? The department of the interior the road Is Joe Kaufman's. He and asked whethei his visa y,'ss to found airplanes good not for writes plays, too.” bombing but for rounding up 500 What’s In a Nainer be canceled—and was told It was wild horses on the desert ranges of Very few New Yorkers know BAY RDM not MOONEY CASE $19.75 LOVERS BEACON PLAID BLAIiQCETS These Li^ed Are Just a southeastern Oregon. The hnrset, Mary Eaatmim. Yet Mary haa sung 8 Ox. 29c Half way across he was notified It doesn't matter In the least moetly useless wasters of cattle with Lawrence Tlbbett, Richard The Law I^teete Youl range, are canned for dog meat or Crooks, Morton Downey. Lanny WE PROTECT YOUR FAMILY’S HEALTH 16th Anniversary Special...... Few 16th- Anniversary that the visa had. nevertheless, that probably a good deal more shipped to Europeans who find a .$1.98 FREE! been voided and the French line, Ross, Frank Parker, Phil Regan, than three quartera of the people in good horse steak n.ot so bad. Frank Munn and a host of other big Specials. by which he sailed, waa notified that thla country who ever heard of the names. BY UPHOLSTERING your old or new furniture Wkyeietaeeefe, ha couldn't be landed but .would Mooney case believe that Thomas J. From the Department of Agrl Because of a tossevPcoln, Law- in.our big, roomy, sunlight shop; no grease, no Sttovbig Crosse culture we team that Europeans, rence Tlhbetti rather than Mary ashes or d sm p n ^ fresh sir have to be carried back at the line's Mooney was innocent of participa- though tempted to reach for a CHENILLE ALL WOOL azpenae. tion in the San Francisco Prepared- Eastman, Is carrying the name Tlb- and pknty of SUNLIGHTI rifle, have reached for a cigaret 5 0 C V A L U E Now that Is no way to do busl- neas Day bombing in 1916, that he Instead. "Consumption of tobacco bett. Her maiden name, when she BEDSPREADS products,” solemnly reports the sang with Tlbbett, was lippett. Be- Th* State Department-hadn't waa convicted on perjured evidence cause the names sounded so much BLANKETS GARDENIA department, "has continued to ex- Quaint Colonial Bedrooms Very sew Is etyle with found out an>-thlng startlingly new and because he wa.s a radical; year pand In most European countries alike, they called heads or tails to about Strachey between the time of ■ee who would change the surname. ■ower oa each ooraer sad F tuu cL ‘ after year and year after year un- in recent months In spite of a gen- UPHOLSTERED 73x94*. Bpectolt hto sailing and the cancellation of remitting attempts to obtain his eral decline in busineaa activity. Mary lost, flo she changed her name #■ pillow. e increase haa been accom- to Lawrence, In honor of libbett's of Solid Maple are $-Plece Living Room Suite, stripped to frames, hlf vlaa. It knew, all about him erntlon from prlsorr fall. The Unit- panied by a shift to cigareta." first, and she gained fame os a springs retied, new Ailing, new feh, new cosh- when he was here two or three ed States Supreme Court Ubn- singer imder that appellatlqn. ions. An 3 pieces .... .7.... a ” 8P..UI1 ^COLGATE , jraara ago. It win seem to most day refused to review the decision The same departmental hand- As Mary Eastman, she lives a unusually low priced $/ y Use Our Budget! ^ 52.gs ■ folks a rather cheap trlclt to give of the California Supreme Court out reprints an editorial from the domestic life with her husband, an North American Veterinarian sug- automobile man, in New Rochelle Other Very Low Prices. 7 SH A VE him an O. K. before sailing and then denying freedom to him. gesting that veterinarians should and comes to New York only to Compare this bedroom with others selling up to 8138.00. ClMck the welch on IL If the StaU Depart- It Is not likely that a single mem- be required to take a one year In. work. gracefully turned um-top poster bed with its unusual head-board. Cfoeck ment thlnka Strachey Is an unde- ber of the United States court temeship, the way physiclana do the correctly proportioned 44-lnch three-drawer dresser base and Its VISIT Our Big, Clean, Roomy, Sunlight 1 CREA M airShle, aU right But the time to in regular hospitals. Imagine a unique scrolled Colonial mirror. Oieck. too, the 33-tnch chest-on-cheot With Plenty of Clean, Frerfl, P u ^ r / [ • l A N T S I X t would keep Mooney In prison If the veterinary interne patting ths . . the smart bracket bases . . the solid maple and hand-rubbed finish . . "have aald so was before he left the decision wpre up to him on any plane cheek of the pretty little blonde nSS DEATH BY INCHES solid oak drawer interiors and dustpeoof construction! Hera Is a regu- other aide. There was plenty of op- of 8he. • NOIKT8 ACIP INPIflftTiaMi ' -k on a bottle. “One, a female, seems dead In the po aASUBBTOB avasiM G bezal o . M AwemsTEa cons, WEDNESDAT, OCTOBER 12, t«M since the Democrats got control of tinue to present > itself for legisla- the board. V tion and solution. ELECTED • Col. Thomas Hewea of Farming- In his profession and in private SO U T H CATSUC LEADER Three Autos A s Prizes STATE READY life. Attorney Shea la held In high ton, Democratic nolninM for Ueu^ regard and esteem by all who have tenant governor, told^ Bridgeport come to know him. C O V E N T R Y ORANGE LODGE Toung Democrats last ntgbt "I re- During Wise Smith Sale TO PAY GUARD The candidacy of William J. Shea OPmESPAYCHT s<^t the assertion that nbs. been merita the elector’s vote. A t the Republican caucus held last made by other candidates tbA. they Respectfully yours, night Eug4ne W. Latimer received News From Manchester’s Neighbors are the only people of Integrity ajnd UNIT^CALLED HERMAN YUL£S. nominations for representative and Of Liberty Select the only ones capable of glvtrig dis Judge of probate, both offices being Action By bOroads Hann* cent government and general pros- (OaoMaMfi frooB Faga baa.) held by him-at the present time. perity.” Juaticea at the Peace nominated was postponed because of the flood IPOPULA 17D1E IN BLAZE fnl To TheEntir&Natioii, ana hurricane. I b i . Efizabetb Sudersoo He spoke aft?r listening to Oov- Uva, Jamas M. Morgan, said the re- were Edward J. Beames, Albert N. ELKS CELEBRATE TODAY ST A F F O R D be tee speaker. Each one Is re- emor Cross' broadcast. tail dealers were "ready and willing Gilmans Robert J. Brooke and Louia n? J’*’™* * 'oooh and Also In Bridgeport last night, ALONG BOUNDARY M. PhlUlps. The committee to llU Modsignor i^an Declarea. W IL U N G T G N I ooffee will be served. At TbeirWorAy Mistress to do all that la poaaible to help sell . ( a t y Attorney Harry Schwarts, So- at retail such lumber aa la well vacancies, Charles E. Schroeder, SPRIN GS MISS JENNIE H. CHURCH I Henry Borovicka subatltuted for cialist candidate for^ attorney gen- Louis M. PhlUlpa and Mra. J. LeRoy JOHN C. NETTO I manufactured.” (Ooatlaned troia Faga Ooa) THEIR 20TH BIRTHDAY G ILE A D mallcarrlcr Charles Lyon 00 the MARKE eral, said In an outdoor rally speech S^M^fd dlscloaed that the New Schweyer. 47S, Stafford Mrs. CHARLES FISH A harvest supper will be held at roiite Tuesday. that Raymond E. Baldwin, Republi- Waahlngton, Oc\. 12.— (AP) — anil Salt Sanra Oroci Bmgbtert of Ubcrtv, Lci-il Haven railroad was OriUlng to buy from Dance township, one of the Nominations In the North Pariah Monalgnor John A, Hmu i, natlonallj M-8, WlUlmantlo I the church pn Willtngton HUI by the The malt came by train Monday i can candidate for governor and a five-year supply, of oak ties from were. Representative, John E. ----- Mrlba, Noma 855 Main Strict RhWim.* ljuSle*. liwtltiitJoii. held Its Senator Bradley, "hla law partner", areas hardest hit—nurtured the be- known Catholic leader, testified far daott Expcied Frao AO-*"*Bymea. The neat meetliit will be Mra. Marts Baker, 8 1. died at tha Girl Scout committee Friday eve- the o f offleers last night in sources In the state If government lief that there would be no further Wright; justicea, John B. Kinga- fajlroad tabor today h apposition tc nrat mall received except by truck accepted judgeship appointments In bury. Axel Olaen, Wm. McKinney held at the home of Faith rmd Shir- Johnson Memorial * hospital early P»f«n‘ -Teaohara Association since September 20te. _ “WH8BBTaBlFTVgH0PI»EM^!S!j*^ ban. Mrs. KMaabeth Sander- the General Assembly whenythey financing can be obtained. lose of life. the 16 per cent w!g» reduction ley Bobslner. hold ita monthly meeting at tha In another angle on post atorm and Gilbert Storrs. ye^erday morning following a lln- ^ Girl ^ u t e . H e menu will be wf elected worthy mistress, served as members of tha^,^body. In areas- far removed from the asked by the nation's ritVoads. Parts Of State; Noted Fire A U m Syaleni Hebron Center school Monday ava- difficulties, Raymond E. Baldwin, The. Coventry League of Women genng illneae. she was bom in roast ^ rk , mashed potatoes, gravy Uly Dunlop, deputy mlstrese: "Both Mr. Baldwin and hla politi- danger of the flames refugee camps would be very haunful. at thla Acting Mayor Stanley M cOay *f«lhnd March 4, 1877 the daughter ning with 35 members' present mashed turnips,, apple sauce, coT# Elten Wilson, chaplain: Mrs. cal and legal associate, Kenneth Republican gubernatorial nominee were established. Tents were set Voters held a public whiat In the time”, Ryan told ths_ emergency sm esJL of anri Kfam Mrs, Roy E. Jones,/ Tolland county slaw, rolla, pie and coffee; The sup- sad John A. Danaher, tha party's fact-finding board wblcH a attempt- Speakers At TonigbPi has announcad that the city’s flra of Eugene and Mary Drlscoil.'Mra Johnston, secretary; Mrs. Bradley, have been grateful bene- up and food rushed from Fort town ball last night with Mlaa Mary alarm system la new la oomplete I Baker has bean a resident of Btat- chairman of the Parent-Taachera per committee la Mrs. Hazel Sundt MARLBOROUGH, ThuM day ^pecialR tstty Blnka. financial secretary; ficiaries of the practice they now nominee 9 r V. 8; Senator, tasued a Frances. Martini In charge, aaaisted by Mrs. ing to avert a strike ly nearly working order. Association o f Storrs waa present 1,000,000 workers against flit reduc- ford for about 36 years with the ex- Aaymohd Amidon MRS. HOWA|lD LORD Mrs. Violet Field; con: seem to condemn", Schwartz said. statement on conditions along the The property loss was heavy and Portia B.' Fuller, Mias Margaret Banquet; The Committees. ception of a few yeara In Thompson. and apoks .on the work of the asao- ^ d Mr^ Charlei Farra. A commit, shore, especially In the New London included thousands of dollars in tion. Reoaive NomlnationB SIRLOIN •mile Lindsay; assistant "Mr. Baldwin received appoint- Jacobson and MIh Eileen Galllvan. At the RepubUcan caucus held in ylUe. She la survived by a daugh- oiation. On November 3 the Coun- tee meeting was bald Thursday eve- 834-2, East Hampton tuctreas. Florence Haugh; lee- ment as Judge of the Stratford town area. timber, crops, buildings, school and The refreshment committee constat- Ryan, president of the national ty Council meeting will be held at homes. Catholic Welfare Council and a the Town Hall Tuesday evening, ter, Mra. William Buase of tha River is.™* **' “' ^'harlea 's. Mrs. Elsther Haugh and Mrs. court while a member of the General Both candidates toured the New ed of Mra. Gmrge O. Jacobson and road with whom she made her home the Normal School In Wlllimantic Londan oounty aecUona bit by the Not aince 1922 when 75 lost their member of Catholic Unittraity RoekvUla, Oct. 18 — (Spaotal) — N. Morgan Strong of Vernon Center ‘ ‘ o?***^ •’y Captain Esther Mrs. Catherine A. PettengUI, see-,, , Foots; Inside guard, Mrs. Klls- Assembly and Mr. Bradley became Mra. Wilton 11 Rose. and Morton J. Webster M RoekvUla teree elatera, Mra. Ralph Jewett and from 3:30 o’clock to 9:80 p. m. Dr. judge of-the Town court of West- hurricane, yesterday, and said they Uvea and 8,000 were left homeless, faculty, said the reduction '*vauld Rockvina Lodge, No. 1889, Benevo- . for retary of the achool board reports th Stannage; outside guanl. Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Wm. L. Higgins are were nominated as candidates for J*™' Rinnle aeveland of Sprlng- Martha a ifford .from the State s bingo party to November, it has STEAKS ,heth McMullen: trustees. Mrs. port while a member of, that bo4ld Friday Chambers; color bearer, Mrs^ Baldwin, on the other hand In a two weeka in New Tork City. Franklin street. The Rockville a t y hospital has Funeral aervlcea will be held Thure- The following committees have Bight at Tolland aponaorad by Tol- J*bhl® Bulkley arid daiigfa- speech before New London county wind and soon got out of hand. "A reduction of wages either tf received a check for five hundred Ib.: Wllaon; pianist. Miss Dorothy Jeaae R. Lee of Ripley HIU la en- The aoUvltlea started -this after- morning at 9 o’clock. Burial been appointed for the coming year; '*“ *• **'» John a Ed- lor, Wss Rachel Bulkley, Mra. Mer- PORK CHOPS leaders yesterday In Stonlngton IS Fetlah at Daaoeu the railroads or anywliere e'.at the Frederick W. Swln- WlU be la St. Edward's cemetery. finance, Mrs. Alice Fogll. Mrs. Dorla wards of South WUlington and her The worst tragedy waa at Dance tertaining his mother from Terry- would obviously do more harm than noon at four o’clock' when tbe oys- 2-'’^.,^“?.'“'’ Dora and Officers elected wilt be Installed recommended that professional po- OPEN FORUM dells Charitable Fund. Thla ft an Announcement la mads' of the Fish, Mrti. Alma Porter and Mra. *" “ harga. Thera will be litical lobbyists be thrown obt of where two* women and ten children vllle. good” , he added. ^ ter bar was opened. A varied pro- annual gift to the hosplUl. Rose Motz; program. Rev. Harold reii^A* Hampton the November meeting by Mrs. On Tuesday of next .week there gram has been planned, which will •*ifl**eu»ent of Mlae Ines Glanan- eight priBoa and refreahmenta will tailed on friends here last week. IX)IN LAMB CUT-Up le Massey of Brookline, Hass., the State (^pitol on the lawn there. of the families of the three home- P.T.A. Meeting torn, ddughtcr of Mr. and Mra. Tito Keen, Mrs. Henrietta Greene, MUa be aarvsd. He alM advocated steady em- "SREA IS THE MAN” steading LaBelle brothers perished. will be a public Baby Beef supper Include many entertainment fea- Tha Dorcas society will hold Its has been appointed Installing To the Etitor of the Manchester tures. The Parent Teacher Aasoclatioh Olanaatonl of IS Furnace avenue to Permella Brouaseau and Mrs. Annie haa bean ap- LOIN VEAL jty for this year. She will be ac- ployment for m«vn over 45 years of Rangera said that only a few daya served in the vestry of the Congre- of Vernon wlUwUl hold Its' meeting la I Eugenio Sorclnelll, son of Mr. andan( Foote; social, Mra. MUUred Fillmore P**’ }L ** Richmond Herald: ago when the flames were five mllea gational church, sponsored by the AHACK ON CARDINAL’S Ouaata era expected to attend Wholesome ac- Memorial Library TTiuraday after- ..jpanled by her own staff. age. tee auditorium / th e ‘Tolland Cbuh- M'*- Arlego Sorclnelll of Ludlow'ow,, Mrs. Louise Linka. Mra. Irene tlvitiea for aU agaa to tha church noon. CHOPS FOWL Of lobbying practices, Baldwin Not since tha successful candi- away they had urged tha LaBellea Ladles Mlasionary Association. The' from various lodges throughout the 0 The second degree was conferred dacy of Robert J. Smith as State ty Home------telaavaning avaning instead of tea >>4s been set foifor Wright and Mra. Sadl*> Horton, »ad a prograa baa boen arranged said; to flee. The brothers were awa.v Men’s club wlU also make this the state, aad Past Grand Ihcaltald Ruler membership, Mra. Esther Jones, Mra. Mr. and Mre. William Zerver have ^ large class of candidates dur- Senator for the Fourth Senatorial PALACE VERY VIOLENT DobsonvllleDobsonviUa achoolschool houaahouse. During I HUI sST- WUlington "Bills which require the so-called helping fight the fire when they Initial meeting of the aeaaon. Repre- Jamea Nicholson of Nsw York, Past tea avaning there wUi Albert Hilding and Mra. Edward been visiting relatlvaa to Troy, N. Y. [clb. t evening. District In 1910, has Manchester had learned that Constable David Ham- Grand Exaltsd Rular John Malley rsnlng there wUi be music nnd L-VL“ *fr P«r«*nent receiver Telephone and electric light aerv- auditing committee's report 'Influence of the professional poU- aentativea of tha 4-H clubs are ex- other special pecinl featuresfaaturas Including nn 1-” , ? Stefford Springs Agricultural Payne; publicity, Mrs. Mildred Por- (JiutTwim Soo ** clan' In order to secure their pass- a local Republican candidate of suf- ilton had found the bodies of the of Boston, Past Grand Lodge JudI ter. Mrs. Annie Wright. Mrs. Della Ice have been reetqrad In moat of the lodge had enjoyed a very ficient prominence and ability to pected to be speakers for the eve- Vatican a t y , OCL 12.— ( A P ) — Illustratedatad talk on "A Trip ThnSiigh knnounosd tent two parcels Guests of Miss Genevlsivs Gard- tea homes hen. ' age are no good on their own face." women and children scattered along ning. dary Committee chairman Mark Hills and Mra. Sadia Turahen; his- ner and Miaa AdaUa Mungar Satur- il year. carry the lUipulAlcan nomination for the road near thetr homeateade. Vatican circles said today that In- tee BritUh Isles” by ^ Ulm ___mSK buildings nt tea Fair The October meeting o f the Ladles fonnation received from Vienna in- Sullivan of Boaton, DUtrict Deputy J j I Orounda on Weat streat, have been torian, Mrs. Doris Fish and room R«y - •afl Mrs, ^ s a Dor- -HU*** *-7 ’^ * * T ’* aeleotraen FRESH OR that post by ubdnlmoua choice of A "burned road of death” waa ainton Oiapia of Martfoid will be Friedman, a member of tee teach- .will meet on Saturday, O o t ^ r IS I WISE SMITH’S MODER N STORE IN HARTFOAD Missionary Association waa held dicated that the attack on tbe arch- ing alair of tee Vernon Oentat-1S'Sl.sold. ‘M;r. and Mrs. •*'*""John Campo repreaentatlve. Rev. Harold Keene Hmlii w ? i l ‘** ^®>^noe Dorward at the nominating committee. Hamilton's description of the ecene. among the apeakeri. The finance committee has plan- and on Saturday, Ooteber 18 to I BUS DRIVER LEAVES Tbia year the electors of Mm - yesterday at the parsonage, with episcopal palace of Theodore Car- nchool. I ^ West Mflln atrset have purchased South Windham and Mra. Inei Truax "The two zhothers had tried to There are 33 of the original 82 ned a Hallowe'en card party to be and daughter, Mrs. Hickey of Man- make voters. The town dark and SMOKED cbeater and' the other towns com- protect* their babies by covering Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. L. A. Kings- dinal Innitzer four days ago waa registrars met yeaterday to add Wise Smith's great 41at Annlver-Tyour name and addreaa on the cou- bury as hoatesaes. “even more violent than h ^ been charter membera sUU living and held at the Hebron town hall Wed- 'hsltera wera Mias WAYNE LOSS prising the Foigth Senatorial D ^ them with their bodies,” he related. >realdant of tea P.TJt wlU I Herbert Plum, neaday evening. October 28 at eight name# on the "To Be Made” voters MEMORIAL HOSPITAL sary Sale opens in Hartford, tomor- pons. Coupons given on the first reported.” these win be honored during the ler official visit at'tee'maatin* Thleslng of West street Jsnnis Morrison and her brotbar aad iitt. three days of the sale will be eligible trict will have lan opportunity to 'It waa a terrible eight. Every evening. o'clock. row, with an avalanche of bargain choose for Stati Senator a candi- GOOD IDEA, ANYWAY In these circles it waa reported which Urns X , iiii P " * Mreet and Ilf’’*' .Condon of Windsor, values for all Connecticut shoppera for the drawing of tha flrat car, few feet or ao we would find a body, The following are the committees c n o o t v t e a the poultry building. Mrs. Tlllle Fleck who has spent teapaoted bar building The executive committee of Rich- REMOVES LAST date whose recM deserves atten- twisted and burned, either In the Fort Wayne.—Police today chalk- that Cesare Oraenlgo, papal nuncio Albsrt Edgecomb Of Water who can get to the store, and you those on the next 3 days for the ed up a new tralBe menace: Tbe for Germany, had conferred with In charge, Lewis H. Chapman, gen- County plana for tha year. | A * c a a h ^ d o fllO was forfeited the summer at the homa of Her sla- which c ^ p a e d on land she bougM mond Memorial Ubrary Association can juat bet there'll be thousanda of drawing of the second car, and those tion. William J.^hea la that candi- ditch or on the road.” ter, Mrs. Karl Links, haa aecured a of Mias Gaidpsr. held a busIneM masting Monday town, Mass„ Had Been Un- date. An able ia\iyer and a man of apartment hunter. the cardinal about the attack and It eral chairman; WlUiam Austin, by Wtiriam K. Chase of North Red- Shoulders Two men near Dance, which la 50 night at the library. them because Connecticut people on the last 3 days for the drawing of Unraveling a couple of blocks of waa presumed Oraenlgo bad fur- Mlchad J. Conway, John P. Camer- ding. Moss., whan he failed to ap- position In Hartford. Mrs. Emma CrandaU and Mlos 'Ib ,: der Treatment Here Since impeccable character and Integrity, miles northwest of Fort Frances, Recent callers at the home of Mr. PARTY LEADER know from past yeara what Anni- the third car. stalled, honking autos, Patrolman nished the Holy See details of tha « i. W. Arthur Drayton. Alfred H. pear In court yesterday before Judge CTnra^obsrmaii wont to New York 1 veraary Sales mean at Wise Smith's. With all roads open and trans- Attorney William J. Shea has serv- and three men on the northern rim and Mrs. Elton W. Bpell were Mrs. j» i> . Craah, Sept. 18. ed as prosecuting attorney In the VUaa Scrogham found Jeane Clice, Saturday night disorders. Hobro, Joseph Lavltt, Fred H; Upp- N G R T H I Bernard C. Hanley on the charge of 1 rrawi Fagn Ons.) I J- The sale will last through and In- portation facilities practically back of Minnesota lost their Uvea, brliag- vlolatioti of tee rules of the road. Alfred Rlaley and daughter Dorla Rutehlnaon of Bristol b- local court for several terms. Hla ing the toll to 17. 57, creeping along in hia car. In- maiL aarence J. McCarthy, Arthur e- Albert Edgecomb of Watertown, cluding Saturday, October 22. to normal Connecticut folk will specting apartment buildings. A total of 19,234 Americana ar- W, Mc Fa U, fidward L. Newmarker, Ohaae waa arrested by s u ts Police- and son Lewis, and Miss Davis of w«nier Her Pimply Face BOLOGNA p- - record In the State\Houae of Repre- At least ten persons, suffering Harvard, Mara.. Mr. and Mra. home on WUUngten HUI. ata flood compact for New Bhig- Hasi., driver of the Blueways Trail- To top off thUf event In a really florft to Wise Smith's during this sentativea leaves nL doubt that he Cllce went to Jail, charged with rived In the United Kingdom dur- Dr. T. P. O’Loughlia, George H. WU- C G V E N T R Y man Ltland B. Cable. The case of i k ways bus which plunged Into the big way Wise Smith will give away great 9-day sale to get their share from aeriouB bums, Were brought J. Palmer Lloyd of Forest HlUa, N. Wyckoff Wilson of- West Hartford nd as a means to one phase-of con- may well be claaallVd as a liberal to the hospital here. "driving at an unreasonably alow ing July of which 18,456 w en on , Hams. Michael H. Roberta John H 1 high water asserted It still Hockanum river near Love Lane three brand new 1939 Plymouth of the bargains. Another Important rate of speed.” Thomas Morlarty has sold his I Y., charged with violation of rules a;id Mrs. Oscar Ballav and daugh- Donald of Eliaabste, N. J.. have C o f f H e r Jo bI HAMBURG legislator with markld interest and vacation and 778 on buaineas. K a ^ , Edward W. Burke, Paul J ter. Mias Mary of Manchester. r ’ 1 "most unfortunate" the Sunday evening Sept. 18 was dla- cars. This really la headline news point for suburban shoppers, to re- Roden, Judge Francis T. O’Loughlln ims and moved hU family to "The I of tea road, was continued. been gueate of M iii Helen l^lilnwn when a atora gives away three of member la that the store maintains understanding In the field of humani- There are 299 slaughtering planta Benjamin Phelps of SUffordvUle Cards have been received from for a few ^ y a at Juniper HIU. Mre. She waa efflclent, but made a poor I S' 1 nt was not approved in charg^ from the Memorial hospital tarian legtalation that baa confront- Georgs Rathke, Michael Cosgrove’, S Saturday. . - — 4sutja|fwr niu. Mr r 1 yesterday after three weeks treat- these beautiful cars In a 9-day sell- a fine restaurant on the 9th floor so In the United States operating un- Mr. and Mrs. Daniels ot Hartford was elected chairman of tee Stafford Edward A. Foote who la visUIng at Anthony Dimock. who has bean m Impression when employers saw her I VEAL LOAF Washington. ed recent leglalators Mid will con- der federal Inspection. Raymond B. Hunt, Arthur B. Hay- vla- face, disfigured with Itchy ptmples. 1 ~ Name Now Floor LMdsra ment. ing event. A coupon will be given that you can shop all day if you like have purchased tha Morlarty place Board of Education at the annual tee home of Rev. and Mrs. John Itlng- her —niece.--- . ——Mias Helen -wmiulSOnRolllnso with every 50c purchase at the 41st wood, Frank H. Rlty; entertain- and are occupying It ^ meeting held Monday night at the ^ t e r and family in Redondo Why tolerate Itching ptmplea, ecze- 1 Swayne'e defeat left the Senate The accident In which Edgecomb and get a good dinner at a reason- ment, Raymond B. Hunt, Arthur E. for a monte, returnod with teem to /_ was Involved when hla bus careened Anniversary Booth on the second able price \^ithout leaving the build- Stafford public library. Mr. Phelpa Beach, California. Rev. Deeter was her home to BUoabeth, N. J. ma. and other red hlotehea due to IFRANKFURTS 1 House facing the problem of Manchester PubKc Market Haywood, Michael J. C^away; invU Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Simma and external cauaea T Get quick relief i 1 across the trolley tracks and alld floor. All you have to do Is fill In ing. family have moved Into tha home who has served many years on the Mnister at the Gilead and Hebron Next Sunday, Tolland Orange STtaamlng new floor leaders. into the Horkanutn river during a tatiooa, Michael J. Coaiffove, Paul by Albert Krauss. board succeeds Charles H. Moore, Oonjr^ifiitlonal churcbet twenty ohuroh servloo wUI be held to the with Peterson’a Ointment. Makes ^ Daring the 1937 General Aaaem- driving rainstorm, with 14 passen- J. ^oden, and George Rathke; who declined the nomination for re- yeare ago. Church at ToUand. High Priest of skin look, feel better. Money back • hly seasloa the Darien Republican ^uvenlra, George H. Wllllama. Republicans held their caucus If not delisted. Peteroon'a oint- gers aboard, was the first charged dogs of New England will endeavour THURSDAY MEAT VALUES at tee Town hall lost evening, a . J. eleeflon. Judge Michael D. O’Oon- Mr. and Mrs. Charlsa riah ao- De Meter, Charles M. Qardtoar wUl ‘ was mentioned as a possible candi- aarwtoe J. MeCarthy.’ Paul Roden; m*nt, 38c all drugglata.—AdvL to him In eight years of bua opera- LOCAL CLUB ANNOUNCES to win a leg on the beautiful Kemp’s IStii Aiunvenary Sale Vinton was.. ------chosen- ...vAjereiormoderator sndl®*’* re-elected ieereUry, In Mmpanled Mr. and Mra. Thomaa S A L T P O R K i n date to head hla party's ticket this tion from Boston to New York for publicity, Thomaa F. Rady, Jr., and Merton Wright, clerk. John b ®ri(4nl*lng for the coming year tee Bentley of Bolton and Mr. and Mra. Voclkcr trophy. It Is necessary for I Buy And Save John J. Rady. 'Vrlg^t clerk. Joht fall for governor and reports were the company. the same owner to win three legs to Wright ----- ^----- chosen nominee .^ following committee appolntmenu PlTd Harris o f Manchester Wednes- at even more recently that if Funeral day and attended the National Fox- Edgecomb'! arm waa partly para- HUNTING DOG TRIALS obtain permanent poaaesslon. ' Thla Republican Were made: tramnaportatlbn, Benja- Ib, be would be the next Tha funaral of Bdwin L. McLean min PheljM, Rom__ ... Hound trials which are held In Put- MUARESiU lirxed after hla long Immeralon and event will Immediately follow the | Uck^ for tee Second District John naid A. Mitchell, -Speaker of the House. nervous strain and ha baa been ad- STEAK SALE! 70, o f Brooklyn, N. Y., who died at a“b«rt Stern, Richard W. Btssonnette; bulldingai nam thla week. He was a member of the group re- amateur stake. hla home on Sunday waa held In Ronald A. Mitchell, Benjamin vised by hla physician that fully six To Be Held Saturday And Sun- Suitable prizes to be awarded In , Sirloin Steak...... 39c lb. McKinney sponsible for defeat of Senator J. months treatment will be necessary Short Steak...... Brooklyn last evening. Committal ch o M for JustlM Of Peaee nom^ Phelps, Richard Blssonnstts; teaeft- The flret comprehensive study of Range and Fuel Oil eOTTAGE Kenneth Bradley of Westport In his to restore the member to normal day At Coventry; Suitable each event have been on display at .45c lb. MnrlcM were held thla afternoon at in M on tee saaie tiekat tra, Miss Mpry B. Smite, B«ijamln the cost of living In the United Ssght for the floor leadership at the use. the Bllah Hardware store. Best Porterhouse Steak...... 55c lb. two o’clock at the Ellington Center Phelps, Mra. Robert Warner, Earl Stetea was made by the bureau of 24 HOUR SERVICE Prizes To Be Awarded. According to the club's president, , "*um#d to labor In 1890. Met session, and allied himself with oemeteiy in ElUngton. Rev. Dr. a w— epaiidlng M. W itt superintendent of schools PK3S FEET W. T. Little, the services o f promi- Sausage Meat, pu^e pork, home made George S. Btookea, pastor of ths also serves on the teachers eom- B. O^ynor Brennan of Stamford, Re- .25c lb. N.^*^ ***“ *" Wwmont. Telephone 3873 publican leader In the Sdnate. PRIVATE DITTY NURSES The Manchester Sportsmen's club nent well-known Judges have been Chuck Beef Ground...... Union Oongregationsl church offi- mlttss. Fuel, Ronald A. MitebeU secured for all events. .29c lb. and Benjamin .Phelpa; - auditors, KRAUT Brennan was himself defeated in will hold Its flfth annual Hunting Freshly Ground Hamburg for a loaf . ciated. Autuma view K . Dog Trials on Saturday and Sun- Simon H. Smith, winner of many .25c lb. Orange MeeUag Farm left Wednesday morning in Michael D. O'Connell, Ronald Mlt- a caucus Monday night. SET DATE FOR DANCE Small or Large Link Sausages...... I ehell. Swayne also was leader of a fac- day. trophies around New England trials, .33c lb. The regular meeting of the El- co m p ly witli Robert WUe ^ t w mo r iar ty rros. FANCY has the entire affair In charge. lington France will be held i Herd Improvement The tuberculin teste for the stu- tion that sought to wrest Fairfield Trials will be run at the club's one Corned Beef, R ib ___ dents of Stafford High achool will TYPEWRITERS 301-316 Center S t, Cor. Broad SL OT8TBIIS oounty control from Bradley. Private Duty Nurses of Man- thousand acre well storked hunting Pheasants to be released for each .12c lb. evening at tbe Grange Hall. The Tolland Oounty to at. brace of dogs are beautiful full ‘5* National Dairy Show to bo given next Monday, October 17th. ALL MAKES Democratic Leaders Mlaaing cheat'i'r have set the dale of Tues- preserve In Coventry on Route 6. First and Second degrees will ^ grown birda and wilt be liberated by Pork Chops, extra jean, all center cuts...... 35c lb. conferred upon a claaa of candidate# Columbus, Ohio. Through the co-operation of Dr. , SOLD - RtjPAlRBD Ifep t Other party leaders missing from day evening, October 25, for a dance These trials differ somewhat from Hugh B. Campbell, atfperintendent SWORDHSH John Vanner and Thomas Glenney. at thla time. The following'commlt- the legislative rolls are John E. at tha Manchester Country club, the the ordinary trials In which entries of the Uncaa-on-The-Thamee, Ban- RBNI’tiD - EXCHANGED Thoms and Judga Raymond E. Dev- proBta of which will be used In the Tender Calves* Liver (Western) ..35c lb. tee will be In charge of the pro- APPLE CROP LOWER are rated for their wide range and gram, Mias Grace Bikes, Mr. aad Itorlum, Dr. William H. Waidman hn. purchaae of new equipment for the speed over large territories. Hare Sugar Cured Sliced Bacon...... Boston, Oct. IS— (API_An 00m# to Stafford Springs next, FibBTa Thoms, Democratic leader In the Memorial hospital. HOSPITAL NOTES ,.35clb. Mrs, William Fournier, Florence 25«'»- House, did not eeek re-election and each dog must ahow hla stamina Bacon Squares...... 23c lb. Galbraith, Mra. Almira Galbraith Mias Gladys Smith, chairman, will over hard rough rover, and hla abili- 2 n»- 25« DevUn, Deimicratic' floor leader in Mr. and Mra. Edward KochItr, Mr. be assisted by Miss Mary Morlarty, today by the Cron ‘ *\ere were no caaNi of tha Benate^ivaa named judge of Miss Betty Morlarty, Mrs. Ger- ty to get birds within close range of Admitted yesterday; Mra. Ruth FRESH SHIPMENT OF SEA FOOD and Mra. Charles Price, Mra. Annie forecMt todav by the Crop’R^p^Ar hla trainer. ^ Edgerton, Hartford, Mra. Elizabeth active tuberculosis, a better than I Bftke Shoppe Common Fleas court and did not trude Ashford, Mrs. Jamca Goodfleld, Sman Stewing Oysters...... 35c pt. Baekofen, Annabella Galbraith. avaraga reeult. The ' teat waa sack reelection. Junior dogs \mder tWo years of Maxwell, 70 Laurel street,"Mrs. Alice Nnt To PrlncMa Realaurant Mias Nnn Fletcher. Mrs, Cecilia Meeting Tonight sobsdutad. for Uirea weeks ago but Gov. Cross, In hla first radio au- Wnndt, Mlsa Rtith Wickham. age will open the two-day trials at DeMcuav. 118 Pine street. Mrs. Vic- Chowder Clams...... 2 qts. 25c I toria Bllas, 16 Knox street. Solid Com fort Chairs The 30-40 club of the Rockville dreas of the present campaign, Tlcketa- for the dance, which Is t p. m. on Saturday, October 15. Fancy Fresh Fillet of Haddock ; ...... 21c lb. Methodist church will hold their q>oke from Hartford on a state- to be eeml-formal were issued to- At 8:30 a. ra. on Sunday, October Discharged today: David Baton, 69 Pearl street. Thomas Clark, Hart- ...... 15c Ib., 2 lbs. 25c postponed meeting at the home of 'niURSDAY . FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS wide hookup devoting much time to day. Reservations, however, may 18 the amateur all-age stake will ford. Comf ih tomorrow and sec he One values ws ^esh Bullheads...... 25c Ib. Mra. 'Viola Tyler of Vernon avenue. the hurricane and fli.od and pledg- be made through any of the nurses commence an all day session. This Edward Winkler ing himself, If reelected, to recom- Discharged today; Lola Olaon, 13 Fresh Cod ...... 15c Ib. MUENSTER CHEESE 1 A s on the above committee. stake la Intrmluccd this year for the are offering in the list below, -,f comfortable Edward Winkler. 85, died at hla mend a law unifying control of en- The committee ha.s .-jlroady ar- Oak Grove street, Martin Haberern, Also Halibut - Swordfish - Fillet of Sole - Fillet of Perch THURSDAY AN D FRIDAY purpose of offering an Ideal opening 4l Purnell Place, Albert Edgecomb, home at 9 Woodland street yester- SmflU Wtekhr or Monthlv RAISIN BVREA D lar|^ activities of the state gov- ranged for music by JI mmie Good- for those dogs which have never en- Mackerel — Etc. ernment with respect to water. In- Watertown. Maas. chairs. Discounts up to 50% pr.vail on these day following an lUnera of several Paynuito Will Pui^ am win's well known Hartford orches- tered competition. Only amateur m ^ths. He was bom In Broad SPECIALS A T dudlBg placing of dama and their tra. ‘ Census; Seventy-alx patlehta. AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT Any Mflchino. JACK FROST GREEN GIAN T inspection under the State Water trainers wriU be allowed to handle 16th Anniversary Specials. Brook. October 33, 1868, the eon of Commission. dogs. Tarboro. N. C , has one of the few Florida Juice Oranges, very nice, sweet flavor, a good John and Louisa Gruber Winkler. 2 loaves 15c 4xxxx SUGAR In tha foUowrlng event, the open muntelpallv owmed milk planta In He bad bew a reaideat of RoekvUla SERVICE PEAS Refera To Critical Speech TEXTILE GROUP SCANS _ i J V ...... 25c dog. He referred to a recent speech by all-age stake, many of the finest the United States. COGSWELL CHAIR, deep seat and back elltiral.campaign. a joint meeting to be held in the IBelb. CRISCO 3-Jb.con47c He charged that Republicans had flgures were not made public before Knuckle arm, solid mahogany trim. Fine cove. ^Chowlate ^ e s ...... ' ...... V4c-19e ea. SAVINGS BANKS TEACH been tin’ing to "make political Issue the committee assembM. ROCKVILLE HOTEL Pan Biscalta, white or wholewheat, 8 to the pan for . .. 8c G.AJL baU this evening at eight A . wage study, made for July, Was 339.60. 16th Annivers^ o’eloek. ThU la tha flrst time that Sunkitf Lemons out of the hurricane as if that were Rockville, Conn. $20 50 GORTON'S the prime concern In the disaster.” 1937. showed the average hourly . ^ THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS a joint Installation has bean held Saltesea Connertlon Retween Floo goTarnor and hia .adndnlateatlon of tng Be Raised.' Come in — Sec these dtalr. speriele, and others not listed. VegeUble Shortening...... 2 Urn. 25c ^ w ren ce atraat tUa afternoon. Rev.i Solt Scpkgt. / ictha state’s finances.'* Sherman Waldron waa tha leader A r m ^ Corned Beef (The Fauioas Flavor), 2 cans 35e *• ®rooken, pastor o f the] 6 Ipc 2 3 ^ doz. 29eib. r *'Bls Implication Is that If any of the Young People'e meeting this You can save up to 50% daring oar 16th Anniversary Unlcm Congregational church oS ld-l G«1 the Habit of DqMMitInif Regnlariy In Sav^gs ^ wTcwgdnlng takes idaoa hi tha oSlca week. The vlalt from the " THURSDAYS Saaerknit, Royal Scarlet, N. Y. SUtc Fancy...... nted. Burial was in tbs PatchaunI Madonno Tomoto Paste JXflg a giunlclpal compteoller or tax cheeter eoclety has been poetpooed. Sale. • • • • • • • ' • ...... 3 Igst. cans 25c cemetery, Patebaug, Acconat In Thla Matnal Savings Bank ; eoOsetor anywhere in tha atate. I TThe next meeting of the Child Little Tots* Tap and Social Danebig ...; .8:S0 to 4 P. M. Elaet Oflletn BOSCPEARS QUINCES CAUUPLOWER. £ knew an about It and pwbapa may W ^ a re of the pre-school age tbU~ - PXYDOL _ Revolutionary! Gets At tiM mesUng o f the Chmn Fire Jell-0 or Royal G elatin > ~ 'te v s bad aoma peraooal dron is to be bald Friday afternoon I GlrU the f o l l o ^ ofllmra ' wtthtt.** • from 1 to 8 p. m. at tha Wapping Tap and Special Instnetlon Dancing . .4:15 to 4:45 P. BL elected: PriMdent. FIotcum ^ , 3 ^^2 5 ® l Oc head Community House. > vice president. Nancy Badmingtan’ Pork and Beane Tbs Toung Mothers' club will The Savings Bhnk : M » - •ecretary. Dorothy Allan; trwMrer! bold its nsxt meeting at the Wap- sutler ToiletiiMM.. looo^hcet roUs^ ...... 4 for.. 25c5e Oem um lty House next FrMay Sodgl Dsadag for Boys aad Girk . . . .5:00 to 5:30 P. M. KEMPS, Inc. sutler Tov Ivory Soop M ediu m LAYER CAKES It arm U a H aH on’en .3 rolla 25c ADVXRTUBMKMT— “•each KDSMllimS AlID HUSIC of Manchester Wboot^fli 10c fixe CvtaH mOBUYBB •:r« J It,, TWBLTB MANUHEVHER KTENINO HERALD. HANCHE8TER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1988
AOVBRTUElfENT— *nmenssaiKz«T— A D V B K n S B M K N T — SAMcmBiTO Evswwo ass«m , •uN oasnu, conn, wsdnsbdat, ootobeb is im s SERIAL STORY NEW DEAL SMASHED Overnight News^ UNUSUAL MASONIC PAQB comnmHT. lOM FREE ENTERPRISE Of Connecticut RI1ES PRESENTED MURDER TO MUSIC NXA SntVICK. IN9 DARTMOUTH THE CHOlCElWYi’* admits he •HOW TO SEE FOOTBALL RACE CALLED OFF i AffSOCaATKD FBEW BY NARO JONES TO CHECK BROWN MARCH *ia k e s ^ d copy 4—The Notre Dame System Gansett Opens BARGAIN H O U N D Sen. Vandenberg Gves That Canaan.— George F. Fuller, 83, Past Shsters Confer Degree OAST OF OHABAOTEB8 FOR LACK OF WIND president of the Cenosn savings NVRNA DOMBEY — kaseina. “Thia was inside the bag who* 1 bank for SO years and chairman, of W ife o f tlM sensational sirtag bsaid picked it up right after the shosh> By JERRY BBONDFIELD As Reason For T^n Mfl* the board of the Canaan National As Four Sons See Father lag.” m EASTERN HEADLINERM r»tic.iiad RecesUy NE^ Servlee Sports Writer. For 27-Day Fall Radi bonk ha organised, died at hla home ROBERT TAIT—hSN. Newopn- Feeley turned allghUjA.. PUvpiA From under tha shadow o f the Sammer Breexe Forces Post- r- after a short illness. por photogroplwr—detoclJve. "And you took It out of the Mg^ Golden Dome have come many of I lion Jobless In America. Hartford—The State Welfare De- Raised In Masonry. ANNE LESTER Mying’s ekeest and have been carrying it arouatf Kayood ffimself; It Bop- the nation’s outstanding coaches Tech, Fordham, Army; Oklahoma, partment reported a 3.2 per cent friend. _____ untU> tbe fingerprints are a l Gnyson Giret Edge To In- And practically aU preach the gos- , ponement Of Chsh For *‘*‘®’ Nebraska, drop In cose load in September as smeared!” NYU. Northwestern, Notre Dame, This will lengthen the life of your crepe which has a little girl tum- DANNIB FEEUCY — officer as- SporU Roundup \ \ ped By SoagilreM. ^1 of Knute Rookne—the Notre Afl ifirricaiie Damagt Rt- dowm collar caught with a bow knot Wichita, Kan., Oct. 12.— (SpeclsJ) against August figures for Connec- Dame syatem. tug. as well as give it a neater, Manchester Lodge of Masons ob- signed to Inveotigatiiig Lodden "My theory ie that the gun wsd By EDDIE BBOETZ Cornell, Texas of narrow gold kid. A group of —One of the chief reaaona why tlcnt relief. It hosed the report diant As Unbeatra Rirals The most ^k^tlan, Rice, PltUburgh fresher appearance. served Paqt Masters’ Night laat Dombey’s nmrdor. fired from the bag, Dannie. Through New York, Oct. 13— (A P ) —There 4k N, feature fidiennan’s Trophy. apd graceful, unpreaaed pleats stitched on estimates from the five-largest an opening to the slpper. I don’t piwed And Rhodf Tfidk there are more than 10,000,000 Job- night as the membership witnessed muat be a million football pools on steut ths offense at first sight ia Here's An Extra Special DlBcovery’ several inches above and below the cities, Hartford, New Haven, Wa- think there’d be any flngerprtotob" New York. Oct' 13-i-(AP)-The ths balanced line. - •Nr less now in this country la that "the terbury, Bridgeport and New Brit- Yeoterday: After hearing Bogors’ Collide; Fordham Rated Broadway between 40th and 57th KWIS *Daij your Bargain Hound made today at waistline supplies front - fullneaa. a ceremony unique In the annals of Feeley*a thick fingers took up thd mrest bird with the gaudleft plum Blocki^ probably la even more Aboard Schooner Gertruda L. American system of free enterprise ain. wonting, Tolt oaks the Janitor streets . . . New Yhrk U. scouts f^OCKNB, Most Siccetrfri Wards. They are having a clear- The corselet. belt, somewhat wider Masonry here. Joseph O. Trueman, bag. "Mow’d you get it?” came back toUlng it that this Brun- «g* sUll is Jack Doyle (the.alleged Important to this plan than to any Thabaud, Gloucester, Maas., Oct. 13 ance sale on their lovely new Fall in the front, la laced all round with has been throttled in its own Hartford—Harry W. state henoeforth to keep everyone out ef other. The reason is that the prominent buaineaa man, proprietor Fa?orite (her Perdae; Big ner of Tulane is better than Whla nghteTp not the betting commtosion’ —^^(AP), —After a (utile attempt to dresses. In plain and novelty crepes narrow bands of gold kid and tied, house,” Senator Arthur Vandenberg, personnel director, said 2,000 appli- his apartment and Im Is surprised to Tait told him. Feeley listened at* mds, who are spread a yard or PUNTS-PASSES cants have filed so far for. $70-a- of the West Side Dairy, was made learn that'the Janitor hnd let no aer White .... off with that cap, er), whose most recent adventure sail an International fishermen’s race MeedoKNiiieRidiSlikM mostly black., some charmingly at the center front with three small Republican, of Michigan, declare tentively, and when t ^ newsp||Mt kid . . . best baseball bet we know two, must handle the defending By ASSOCIATED PRESS bows. month Jobs aa clerks and typists a Master Mason In the presence of one In there. • e . u O T b omaeomu ml we Know I to vAf < ' yesterday In summer sephyra, ths I RBLLO THKRE:— trimmed with white collars, others here last night. photogmpher was through, hs nldt Three Seen Losers. right now is that Babe liuth will not ‘ himself slapped silly the tackles themselves without aid Boulder, Colo.—Georgs Washing- in state employ. He announced his four sons, George E., Herbert T„ from a wing back; Thu ia €VS' race committee ordered the contest- Listed On The FrogruL today IS COLUMBUS DAT. with embroidery or Jewelled pins In the second of four campaign CHAPTER pc "A nd ao you think she didn’t do ItT be bsck coaching for the Dodgers “ owning by an Indignant, six ants for the ssillng championship of ton Utoverstty, ilk. Mshomst. rau and on sale for only 11.49 and (1.89. addresses of ’national aignlflcuice Saturday night aa the. deadline. Raymond J., and Sherwood J., all of mall assignment. tiM aiiRtvtrwry o f ' the dieeovery of The CrttlM Hall them membera of Manchester lodge, Vaguely troubled. Bob Talt went You pick up her bag from b e i^ nt's•a a cinch hs won’t if Leo I ^ootloot songstress who sailsaid Dovla ...jhaH the North Atlantic out to the start- go to the raoiintsln. playing Oolo- These are regular stock dresses val- on behalf of the election of Repub- By HARRY OBAYSON Guards puU out to block, for ® © © © ® © AMKRICA by CHRISTOPmCR CO- ’’Four Dsughter]!|," playing at The and all aaaoclated with their father out into the alley and climbed Into her, and the gun is stiU warm, u 4 DurcKher is ths new manager) . . . stood her up. ^ “ ing line again today as weather re- in tha shadow of the Rockies' ued up to $5.98.. . Dirndl and coat licans to House and Senate, the you figure ahe’a Innocent?” Sports Editor, NEA Service. which reason they must bs un- Pawtucket. R. i., Oot. 13 _ UniBUS, who act nil early in the State Theater. Thura., Fri., and Sat- in buBlnesa. It is no unusual occur- the rented coupe. He wss certain Ralph Guldahl is recuperating from xhi. m.H usually mobile. © © ports forecast moderate southwest ixngs hers Saturday. The nKM^ i n y ot Aupiat Srd, 14B2, from styles Included in sizes from 14 to urday as "the year’s beat picture.” Michigan senator laid down a that the Janitor wasn't lying—which "’Yes, Dannie. I think eomebody srly winds. Oolontals f|pm tbs nation’s cspltal (S p e cia l)- W lto the aoara o t the M. m. n.. 1 '“‘nor operaUon in a Miami hos- w-iri." of Doyle In effect, the Notre Dams ays- tba port o f Palos, Spain, with three 20 and there are a few larger. scorching indictment of the Roose- meant that Harris Rogers was. got hold of that bag, slipped ths With ths Thrse apporenUy pltal and aoon wtu be ready for the virtually unanimous, it ^ th Captain Ben Pine ef the alii travel the farthest of any foe hurricane completely healed and velt Administration. REPORT STREETS stripped of u ) Its power. Dartmouth winter golf swing . . . the Baer- If bust recently tem is a single wing formation, — eti yaaaela.. the PINTA. the After A Visit To The Sunlight Shop Either Rogers bod managed to have gun Into it and then tossed It onto but it operates tUfferently. ch^enger, the trim GlouoesUr playing a big seven conferenos with everything pointing to a moat NIKA and the SANTA MARIA to There Are a Wide Variety of Orades He struck out at New Deal the table again after Dombey wad haq.to look outside of that Ivy-clus- Hoffman troupe of fighters, wives, Pbenomenal kayo over hlm- ^ooner Gertrude L. Thebaud, and rievsn this year. of The Man- a key made which would fit the -lock Coming out /of the huddle, the @ prara the eartt was not flat, as was of range and fuel oils on the market, harassment o f alt buslneaa; declared IdUed." ' babies, managers, etc. has booked *" f ^ndon ring, when he ^ p ta ln Angua Walters o f tha big ucceanrui Fall Meeting, Narragaa. chester Uphol- that the administration’s farm pro- of Talt'a apartment, or he. had a tend trlsngls tor trouble, and no backfleld lines Up in a '’T ” for- sett Park tomorrow uahera hi th* Um ganeral opinion then, but round. but The Harold T. West Co. azures MUCH IMPROVED for a pleasure cruise to bis opponent, Eddie Phil- Canadian salt banker Bluenose, hold stering Co., 13 ring of skeleton keys. ' "It sounds fine. How you golafl mation, with the blocking bock Z J^®*^**—Hndsigraduatea at final meeUng of the 1938 New Eng- How far dvillnUon has advanced you of the most heat from their gram had collapsed and that, the doubt wiU get It O ct 16, when a Honolulu. IjiP*. missed, and landed upon his •r of the title, axpresaed a hoj School St., 1 sooner thia was admitted the better Talt shrugged. There was noth- to prove it?” Just behind the cetfter. and the ^ Washington Hsighu oollegs of land racing seaaon. New iiMM that tine, when we realize we high grade fuels as they have them surprlotog band of Brown men in- brow outside the ropes. this formation can bs worked any their hard-worked crews would was convinced It would be, and raked President ing to be gained in worrying about Talt was sUent. Then, slowly: T other three loined up In a row New York U. are being taxed a new horses and new fence* win have become a vast nation of consistently tested to give you the don't know—yet." vade Hanbver. BasebaU market preview: ' I "Ah. /«•,” Doyle sighed. "Here i phase of offense. Thrss man are given a dav’a respits. nlckla each to get their goat Said of the excellent work done In re-up- Roosevelt fofe and aft for his efforta Harris Rogers now. The manager's about five or six yards to ths rear in position to take a direct pass feature tbe 37 day masting which i! ' waalth, affluence and Importance, best results. Dial 6202 for their holstering furniture by Mr. Holmes, ffi^way Committee Feels reasons for wanting the corpse ot "If you don’t have Myma ^ Iios McLaugbry haa built the ^th the Giants and Cubs wabt f23. »nd what a Ufs I’vo of him, forming' the "T.” Both aald they rather would not goat la to bs a successor to Miss to dominate the Judicial and leglala- Johnny Mize of the Cards and are | _ Without being boastful from center, and tha stage is set I today after runs through to November 13. Wlto bat It Is stU fitting we set aside a complete service. decorative upholsterer. They have a tlve branches ot government as well Ludden Dombey to stay quiet were bey down here' by noon, Tm gi t^Bruto team to six yeara around The shift brings ths offenslvs Violet I, tbs nanny goat used as 1 a continuation o f the poUela* whira day a year on tbs'" anniversary of to get out a warrant fOr you, and ^ remarkable fullbaeldng son, ready to cough up plenty of the old think I must be good copy, Pve for spinners, cutbacks, re^raes, and I “ U handling and ottov h s a ^ ^ » tnsscot by ths Violets to tha Ford budget plan for easy payments knd aa the executive. good reasons. Good, that is, for BMtouma . . . (thw aay the Giants st-up, which finds the , blocking paMM of an klnda. neceesary to toe made the Bummer MeeUng so suo- our disoovery to honor the man who you can have a three-piece suite re- Roads Are Generafly In Harris Rogers. The thing to worry won’t be a comic sheet, either. by. but the multiple talents ot done s^ut everything except bite preparation of a ham game last fall. According to ceaafuJ, beautiful Griiaett remalna I! Home From School Senator Vandenberg asserted It have offered Hank Lef a dog, haven't 17” °u \ *ndBut the basic Notre Dame sys- racing selK^er. t' .bad the courage to put AMERICA and hungry—try making these for flnlshed with the better coverings would be "absurd to say that every- about now, Tait told himself, was “ She’U be here, Dannie. Bq$ McLeod, Bill Hutchinson, and lightly to the right ot the right romor Miss Violet I died of a broken CMby Hbwa should see the Big 000 to cold carii) . . „ the Reds ap- ‘®5 *.k on blocking—on Thebaud captured the opening Hie forefroot flt on the map. an after-school snack or as a des- for $49.50. Call 3616 for aamplea thing that has been done during the the eventual fate of Myma. you've* made your agreement. Taa l^e reporier bad been admitted heart to ths Bronx last winter after New England racing. Everything is I- n Ibere are aeveral '‘discoveries" Good Shape. Green through by a touchdown or pear to be about as well fixed aflany f}***^; "^® ^ stations whether the guards can pull out rwe of a three-out-of-flve series sert for supper: Make a crispy last five yeara is wrrong,” becausa hs He turned the cor Into the street, going to help you, and to retura to the presence by Jack’s valet hlmMlf a yard behind his right fast enough and whether toe ends toe Rama thumped U. Y, u. So tbs In readiness—all are writoigtht Ai you can uas to your advantage this two. outfit in ths league, -but t h e y ^ Sunday off Boston when both coat on canned fruit by dipping the added, "it would not be true.” Some headed for an arterial which would you're not going to use Myma ad •*P'*^*<1 the opinion or left end, os the cose may ne. can handle their tackles. rtudaoU are getUng a new goat and cry— "they’re, off at OaiMbP* weak in your column. So If you are If Your Letter To "Santa" to have Tony Cucclnello of the Bees schooners wars driven through fruit into cream, then into a favor- of the ”practlca;[^BB minutes in a moderate watch, bis sure and be went at once to Feeley’s office. ance from the wing, or toe other ”®® off bs. oven. Serve the tid-bit warm, plain tell him The Dewey- "We would disturb nothing that recent,storm which Utter la rapidly That Individual lolled in a deep vtoeed you’re rooking me.” tha flsst GUckman and Is combat- "That dame who slapped alongside him, and to the rear of blocking back. •rttslsy, calif.-The flrataor- $38,000 added New ihigia^d A t iw- ting ComeU on Its. home grounds th6 blocking iMck. * jats^y, about tan mtoutss before toe I* F fias the Boaemeat To the Chimney or with fnilt or whipped cream Rlchman Co. have spells a net advantage to the Amer- choir, his feet on his battered desk, Tdit got up. “ Okay, then. Y ouR flcnlsbd football game between six- jW^Ior which 80 of toe ooimtnto op being ^ a red away and burned, em- this trip, but I look for the Big aid Jimmy, Alabama. Auburn, Saint Mary’s, ta-^ur Ume limit would have ex- you can count cm the sauce. a gorgeous new as- ican people and to the permanent see her here at 13?” «*^k**t * keynote man tsams on tha Pacific coast was tast 3-year-olds are eU glblouIhe ployees ot the town highway de- a block cigar stuck at on angle in Rsd’s mobUs giants to even the I **•• •‘ ** HtU Les, CTay Bryant. Dlz- of tbe Notre Dame plan. Fo^am, Michigan SUte, Detroit, toe veeeele eUIl had namea of famoua hor*a* thlc'' parvleaB o f your local sortment -of Wal- welfare of the institutions of the bis mouth, and his eyes wandering “At 12. She’d better be here. R 3?^ »nd Stan Hack sreare methe only i right,” Doyle agreed. yillanova, Washin^on, Wlsconsto, about IS miles to nsgoUats. It had JlSl? H«»lvsislty of California no partment are again tackling the score. I ITIlhH retotodmloe An., Vn. ..._*___ • . . • ' I The wing, freed from the task tot MUra atake list M urtio*^u^ coacem . The Nu> tham watches in Republic." he asserted on behalf of over the akyline beyond the window. she’s not, TU have you brought ii^ C^to certain to be asrigned locken pubUclty, She pull- Duquesne, SanU Clara, and other apparent ^sra was no fratarnlUss last wssk. Spectators of Houm Improvement Your "Crowning Glory" of aiding the end on the defend- Anaflamt' Wise Prince, Stag* Ba*W adorable shapes for the "befB’’ on the Republican party. routine repair and rebuUdIng Jobs "WeU, weU,” said Talt jovioUy, And you’ll be up on the third floet Holy Cross and Gamsgis Tsch at Wiiriey field , . . hep, she looks *“ ‘r® thlqg on me to HoUy- schTOia have been getting by fam- f, “f!®® flnl»bing within toe time voted the gams as intsrMttog and oo flervlce, lOS Spruce f ______at this season of bump smack dab into their first ing tackle, becomes an intsgial Beach Hinaemble, Dunada, (3«« the year usually the list 6bd also the very latest de- Democracy In Danger. on local roads which are calM for "is this the way s dynamo of ci^me where the old cells are.” ‘“‘iA “i*.®? ?»inter. Popped up at a night club ouajy ^th ‘varlaUons of toe Notre | His two eapUins voiced axcittog aa a clash between eleven- aa t, to ghra you guar* dog fights ot ths campaign at Pitt ______part of all deceptive plays. From Dams system. man teams. jralko, are a few of thorn namsil needs attention. signs In strap and pocket watches "On the other hand,” he continued, at tbla seaaon. The condition of all detection works?” (To Be Ooatimied) Helm W ill Mof^y's back ^5** • Photographer along, Aa for dlsastiiifacUon because the contest toe $5000 added Wi ab antaed workmanship. Whether }rou for the."hlms” for Xmas. The prices "I respectfully submit that it is SUdtu^ u^srs a haaviw-maaaad I aUmsat la laort atrloua thii”a n y ^ I angagsd to hsrT'l^t's'^v" w u not halted sarUsr and t ^ ^ Just Bead the root repaired, carpen- Billie's . Beauty town roads is being steadUy Improv- Dannie Feisley swung his feet ersw o f Cruaadars abiMtld^gravan | Imaglaas, if v ,. suiy. cap, the first Saturd^i^l^te,^ Two. Nf Shop, Depot Sq., are extremely low too and they can even more absurd to say that every- down and turned to regard the If you can beUave dope I Strstetong his handsome torso •sls^permlttsd to return. **** "award, the try work done. Interior decorating ed from year to year, with more with ths battering back, Os- from ths coast . . yrar^lds such as T im •mmY' give becoming be laid away anytime now for Xmaa thing ia right: to deny that we have newspaper photographer with a ...... Georgs Mun- “ “ thrtouriy and propping himself a The coufM charted for today waa Furdu# eoael^ wm a teammate fri advloo, or suggestions as to Inside not achieved the recovery our peo- substantial construction and the use rence for a father to witness hla mansld, showingring ths way. permanents with fishy eye. “You,” he said, and that The Poet's Column Jk* **“ • •• that scheduled (or yes- SSnIf **!*“ “ *? .Hookas at Notre R ^ iy and Mordbcal are nnaMdlS prl fr outside modernizing, their.serv- ple require and demand and which of better materials than have been son’s raising in Masonry but it la Ths yoimg Purdus club mads special, attention Here again Is the weekly recipe, was oil, Penn toey haven t bad there to jfears *^Pl^ned at some le n ^ that he * ««-nills trl- Djma. Mo weighed only 148 pounds H»* Pnwtuoket Handley, te»A are dependable. Call. 6869. cannot much longer be postponed, used at times In tbe paat. A few most unusual for a father to reeeive brave stand against Minnesota and I M fls. The start was set at 9.06 a. given every type courtesy of Dewey-Rlchman Co. We "No other. Robert Talt." CLOUD-PICTUBEg and" ** pompous “he aU athletes, found It necessary 25 Major Teams To Risk whra hs played sad for tot Irish to 5>tadetera as Bull Lea, Dolly V a l wb or to Ignore tbe solemn warning years ago heavy summer traffic the degree in the presence of four bs depsndsd upon to do ths ^ toalsta tha p la ^ rs caU him to t® n‘*h t clubs for re la ^ S S ^ hair. CaU 7978. hope you'll enjoy It: "Sit down,” Invited the detective. Georgs 1815 WM U ersdiUd with dsvlriag voi Arsmid Ike "Ooni^n" that representative democracy la in used to leave a large number of o f his sons. Cloud-pictures are oaen to tlw ams thing sgainst Fordham to New I OMIT* .... IhcldenUUv. thev I‘‘A'man can’tV t I Waltere objected to aaU- toe end shift, that haa atoos toi- Sponge Cake Mancheater’s roads in a worn condi- ’T want to talk to you.” gloaming have been nominated for tot ths T e clean the painted wall behind greater danger In America tonight Tbe degree work was splendidly >.ep L e blooming four walls.”'” ’^ tog twice around an 18-mlls trUagla. Autumn Handtcai The "U p Mode” Modified 1 cup sugar tion, the 'surface holed, and ahoul- exemplified by a group of Past Mas- By those who ate so Inclined; good backs and too much manpower “P wito him to practice . . . for a I « « ...... tot eouiw covered off B ostoiiB ^ tba nfU gerator or stov-: tightly than at any time since the Kansafl j pams sysum, to aa effort to get a Twenty-twp o f Uis beat - Idet lU attacb a aoft cloth to a yardstick, Those who Wght to seek varia- Yolka 3 eggs emigrant here blazed the vivid dera cut away in many caaes. While ters with Harold L. Preston occupy- Bob Talt sat down find smiled at Hills and castles, and wralth-Uht for. ths BoUermaksra. Columbia I t'Vffuy whose team had Just lust wonwnn on.an* I _4ii oodoolded aoouabout i mshis pu- Unbeaten Grid Records day, _rad Urmsd it a "merry go tions of the unwept mode rather Beat well together. the storm has greatly injured some Feeley in what he hoped was a very trees and atory-book Sid Luckman ahould I otoer World Series, Ed Barrow ” ® revealed that round.' better crack at hU heavier oppo- broom handle or fishing pole, dip trails of freedom.” ing the Master’s chair. Hla associate nents. w r e i eiirt the fenioue SeehlMHlI than an extreme, authentic version 1-2 cup hot milk Senator Vandenberg declared that roads and embankmenta, tbe major- disarming fashion. ’’Dannis," be Can be seen with eyes of the wind. hurdle Colgate, and Now York Uni- I ff«heral manager of toe Yanks was ^ ‘ke Jacobs offered him R In warm wAter and soap suds officers were: Herbert L. Tenney, have been named for the Rhode le* di: and poke about at will; To clean of it, says a New York hairdresser, Pinch of salt the Roosevelt administration "baa ity of this town’s highways have senior warden; William J. Thornton, sold, ’’I’ve got Mrs. Ludden Dom- There ate wonderful things to cloud* venrtto should get over North Caro- I * aad-looktog individual vestwdav fight Joe Louis in Lon- Mumph over Maryland todleataal land; New York^-Whlls nothing is as land Handicap, 110,000 fiM-d *— tbe flnoleum under refrigerators or are women with very long thin faces 1 cup flour made war on business— all business, stood the test of wind and water Junior warden; Albert T. Dewey, bey.” lina to other Manhattan engage- • • • reason; he was to toe throes