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Surrender Necessary Re- i Capitulation of Last Ma« 24 Ambulance Drivers Japs Believe Urges. Goods cause Italians Rail Out jor - Stronghold hi Included Among Those O f Food, and Water; Northeast Ethiopia ] «.299-T oh EgypUan America Will About Egyptian Steam* Be Delivered Amba Alaji Defenders Conies After Italian^: er 2amzam Several m > TgT • : Liner Reported Sunk Reduced to Material Go into War Allowed One Day ^ Groups of Missionar* 1 0 J M a Z l f o e s On voyage from New Impossibility of Tak Collect the Woundedjl ics Also Aboard Ves ------I York to Alexandria No ing Care of Wounded Own Position Is One of Duke and General .t|$ Nelson Rockefeller Says' Definite Word as to sel Reported Sunk in Surrender Tomontraf* Trade in HUler-Domi- What Occurred to Ship And Cease Fighting. Waiting for Roosevelt South Atlantic Ocean, To Move Must Abide noted W orld Would Rome, M ay 19.— (A>)— The Cairo, Egypt, May 19. , New York, May 19.— (/P)— New York, May 19.— (A*)— Duke of Aosta, viceroy of By AxU Pact Terms. — About 7,000 Italian aoldiem Be Impossible Task. The broad expanse of the Philip Faversham, 33-year- Ethiopia, has surrendered are surrendering in E ^ o ” " old son of the late William V ■ South Atlantic— or possibly Tokyo, May 19.—(JP)—The Japa today and their commai New York, May 19.-r(P)—Nel limself and his troops to the Faversham, actor, was among {he Indian ocean— cloaked the nese press declared today that at Alma Alaji, the Duke son A. Rockefeller, coordinator of British at Amba, Alaji in 24 American ambulance driv fate today of 120 Americans United States participation In the Aosta, and his staff will commercial and cultural relations Ethiopia, the Italian high 81 other passengers and 120 War is only a matter of time, while ers aboard the Egyptian command announced today. render at noon tomorrow, tRj between the American republics, crewmen aboard the 8,299-ton unofficial but competent observers steamer Zamzam, repotted asserted Japan's position was one British announced offi' said today the United States must Egyptian passenger liner The war bulletin said the ca sunk in the South Atlantic, pitulation of the 9,000-foot of waiting for President Roosevelt today. The Italian capit see that defense goods "reach the Zamzam reported sunk on the British-American Ambu armies of the democracies” be to move. tion at their last mountain fortress, 280 miles cause trade in a Hltler-domlnated voyage from ' New York to Giving emphasis to the news lance Corps announced today, northeast of Addis Ababa, paper comment, these obsarvers stronghold in northeast other* on the Hat were: world would be impossible. . Alexandria, Egypt. Aside was ■ made necefisary because said that Japan waa a partner of opia came qXter the It_ Michael Klrchwey Clark, 21, of In an address prepared for the from the bare Alexandria an the Fascist forces ran out of Germany and Italy In the three- were allows nne full day ,, New York, son of Freda Klrchwey. New York Foreign Trade Week nouncement that the ship had power Axis pact and that she must Editor Ji The NaUon, and of Evans luncheon he said: which to collect their wounA? gone to the bottom after leav food and water. abide by her obllgaUona should the CUrk, head of The TwenUeth Cen "W e will unite In support of any "A fter having resisted beyond ed, a communique said. i occasion arise. tury F’und. He studied at Ehceter and all measures that may be nec ing Recife, (Pernambuco), all limlU," the communique as The press chorus could be best The pipvl|U)R..that and AnUoch College, essary to achieve these purposes.” Brazil, on April 9 for Cape serted. the. Amba Alaji defenders summed up in the words of the componled by Gsaei Ray (Jolcord, Jr., 24, of 2412 His speech was brqadcast were reduced "to the material Im and Oil the duke’a personal West Nswton street, Tulsa, Okla:., town, South Africa, her next newspaper Kokumin: thrbugifiout the world by short possibility of taking care of the "Jsp&n’s attitude Is veiV simple. surrender at noon tomoRow, son of Ray Colcord, oil man. wave by the Polumbia Bro^cast- stop, there was no definite wounded and had orders to cease All depends on what America Is mode in compliance with his James W. Crudglngton, 21. of Ing System, the National Broad- word of what happened to>the fighting.” ent request, It was said. SA*l Ridge road, ClnclnnaU, son of 32-year-old ■ motorsh ip. Allowed To Retain Pistols Foneg To WUkdraw Dr. Robert L. Crudglngton. He was (OonUnnefi On Page Two) (Oonttaned On Page #en) London officials said merely Italy’s Duke of Spoleto (white uniform) and his Mnsort, Irene On the North African front a junior at Princeton. The British, in tribute to the " % ‘ ‘ that the ship was "presumed lost,” of Greece, leave the Basilica of St. Peter In Vatican City before lU ly gallantry of the Italian troops, al Akis columns wiilch crossofi William A . Davidson, 22, of 479 entered the European war. Yesterday he accepted the 1.016-year- Salisbury street, Worcester. Mass., ,So far as could be confirmed lowed the Fascist off(cers to re Egyptian frontier with the ■ nothing has been heard fi’om the old crown of Zvonlmir aqd the name of King Aimone at a 10-mlnute tain their pistols and will render British Fliers port of numerous tanks woco- and 817 Park Drive, Hllaleah, Fla., ceremony amid scenes reminiscent of a Graustarklan operetta. a graduate of Norwich University, State Aliens Zamzam aince she aailed out of military honors to the garrison clared’ to liave been forced to wl draw when they were angogod Northfleld, Vt. Recife with 120 Americans aboard. when It Ales out of the fortress In WiUlam A. Wydenbnick-Loe, 90 Including 24 American ambulance a parade peat the British detach Bearing Brunt British mechanised forces. Taken During drivers and their aaalstants en ments, the high command said. No Chengs waa reported ,In of N4W York city,, bom In Csecho- slovakia, and a former member of route to service with the British The duke, It added, la sharing situation at TobriilL Likewise, no change was the Hungarian Army. and "Free French” forces In Egypt Asks Drastic Overhaul the lot of his troops. In Iraq War Francis J. Vicovarl, 29, of New Federal Raids and a group of ProteatMt and Italian resistance is continuing ed In Iraq, where It wa Catholic mlaaionariea e^rou te to Basra and Habboniyah r« York city, who served with the ■ ■ ■ t in two remaining regions of American Volunteer Ambulance posts In central' Afric^^ Ethiopia, JImina In the south and quiet. Thought Raider's Victim Of Exciess Profits Tax Gohdar in the northwest, ths high Bombers Battle Over Oil In northwest Ethiopia, h Corps before the fall of France One Employed on Mili Ethiopian natives were , James W, Stewart, 36, of • 5 Since the Zamzam disappeared edmmand announced. Rich Kingdom with to have captured on “Im. Valley View, Oneonta, N. Y., for tary Reservation, Un without a trace, New York ship In North Africa, British st- tempU to attack German and Ital poalUon" In the Gondor soetsr mer lee company executive ping circles conjectured that she Treasury Official Advo Nazi Planes, Bomb Air ter Inflicting severe cosuottli disclosed Number of might have beer, the victim^ of a Kiel Shipyards ian forces St Tobruk, 80, mllea Son of Editor cates Method to Re ports, Attack Autos. The communique, said ^ohn W. Ryan, 21, Newton, Others in Custodv. Genhan surface raider, which took west of the Ubyan-EgypUan bor Mass., son of George Ryan, dn o ff her passengers and crew. capture Some of Prof der, were declared to have been (Osetiaiyd On Pago Eight) editor of The Boston Herald. I f she*)iad been tbrpMoed by a British Target broken o ff at the beginning.” London, May 19— (J>)— 'The Hartford, May 19—(Jf) — One Thomas Olney Greenough, 30, of submarine, these quarter* said, its in Defense Work. Bomb Axis Unea R. A. F. bore the brunt of Brit alien said to have been employed Promt, Va,, former teacher at Burvlvora in all proDabillty would British planes bombed Axis ain's Iraq campaign during the Lakemont Academy, Lakemont, on a military reservation and an have been located in lifebMta and In Night Raids communication lines yesterday, Bulletin! week-end as British bombers bat N. Y. undisclosed number oi others, picked up by now. J the war bulIeUn sold, "without George C, Flnneran. 21, of 97 charged with living in this coun There waa a repbrt here that Washington. May 19.— (A*) causing damage." tled over.the oil rich kingdom with Flashes! relativea ' of acme Americans ApawamlB avenue, Rys, N, Y try illcffally, were In Federal cus- — John L< Sullivan, assistant Bombers Also Attack The Island of Rhodes, In the Nasi Messerschmltts, bombed (Lata RalloHBo of real estate salesman. t(^ y today as the result of a week aboard had been notified of their Dodecanese, also was bombed and Nasl-used airports and attacked George O. Tlchenor, 24, of 19 ■ofe arrival at Mombasa, on the secretary of the Treasury, end- raid on hundreds of establish Port of Emden ami transport vehicles. ' AdJndged CHmlnally ments in Connecticut. told Congress today that revi (Continued on Page Bight) Well-informed British circles Hackensack, N. J., May (Continued On Page Eight) (OontiJiaed Oa Pag* Two) - Docks at Qierhourg in State and local poUcr^l^d^ted sion of the-nhecticut search. Seven ar northern Iraq, as partipoiariy the Treasury last fall and im DouaM B. Coaveroo of Br rests of Italians were mode in Nazis to Free I serious. N. Y . who wu* charged Orders Miners Hartford and other arrests wete Try to Change position of a six per cent in London, May 19— (>P) —R.A.F DeveioptnenU Cloeely Watched smoshlag 819,90# worth of at reported In New London, Wash come surtax would net $1,- bombers Inflcted "further damage” 100,000 Men Developments In Syria also luBtrunteats at the Ploaeer T Resume Work ington, Westport and Waterbury. Innocent Plea 096,000,000 from corporation on shipbuilding yards at the Ger were watched closely for indica meat ploot of the Btwdls, State Police Commiasioner Ed man Naval bi&e at Kiel last night tions that the war in the Middle AvtatlM.Corp., April 4. ward J. Hickey said that his de- taxes. Sulhvan said the Treas Ekuit might bring hostilities In sigued perrooBcat coauaitamat { pertanent, acting as an assisting ury was not suggesting any and slab raided the port pf Em Agree to Return French that Fronch-mandated' territory pero for Couveroe, who tpaa den, the A ir Ministry asserted to- Hard Coal Operators agency, -visited 150 restaurants, Defense Attorneys Chal change “at this time” in its where the Brltliah last week ploved a* im iospector at diners and road houses where non Prisoners as Result of bombed three airports reported EcHpae Aviaflaa DlyWoB of. citizens might be found employed lenge Validity of In individual income tax propos- &>cka at Cherbourg, in Nszl-oc- And Union TenUtively Recent Negotiations. used by German aircraft. dix adjolaldg Ploaeer. as waiters. dictments in Davis Case aL made, several weeks ago.-It cupled France, also were attacked Reuters, British news agency, Agree to New Contract Details Kept Secret would continue the present 4 by planes of the fleet air arm, the Three Quadnq>lets Ole - Neither Hickey nor Immigra- ministry said, per cent normal tax and apply Vichy, France, May 19— W’) (Ceattmned Oa Paga Two) MoBchester. N. H., May II By The Associated Press BuUetin! , A German bomber was shot Germany has agreed td ‘ "J;:. —The flrat quodrupleta lu (CoBtlnaed 0 « Page Tea) a new stiffened^ schedule of down into the sea off an east coast mediately approximately lOO.OOQ | Hampshire'* recerdei maWes iperators Of hafd coal mines PMIodelpUa, May 19—(P>— town jsoday by anU-alrcraft fire I j e United Mine Workers of surtaxes starting at 11 per French prlaonera of war as w a of j tory were bora here today A defease maneuver aimed at while making a dive attack. Jea (CIO) tentatively agreed ehoUeoglng "fedUstineaU re cent on the first dollar of tax the first results of German-French, Urges Syrians Ariwoe Doaeau. 35, but t There was little activity over negotlatloha. the French announc A new wage contract today to turned against Judge J. War- able income. Present exemp- the babies died a few houn Duke Becomes England last night, aside from ed officially today,. ■ The survlTtag lafoat. a gM ihcreass pay of about lOO.OGD an ''ren Davis, reUred Jurist of sporadic raids along some psrU thracite -miners who were ordered timis of $800 for single per A comimialque' containing the Ing two pounds, seven omMi tlM Third Clrenit Court *f Ap Resist British of thS coast, but the British said announcement said: "French ne to resume work tomorrow. peals, was overruled teday sons and $2,000 would be re given special hospltallaatl*., Croatian King two Naxl raiders had been shot gotiations are proceeding favor boy* oad oaotber girl President John L. Lewis of the sod he Innnedlately was tained. miners had ordered a stoppage ef down. , ably" and declared the “first r ^ survive. pMoed ea trial la Federal Streets Moetalne-Oanned suit" would ue the return of all French Official Calls • • • fective yeMerday. eourt ea erintlool ehorgeo. Washington, .May 19.— (/P) French non-commlasloned officers Birtb Ooutrol Petlttsn .Under the tentative agreement Spoleto Accepts 1,016- Judge Pollard today permit ’The streets of one town on the On People to Fight a basic .wage Increase of 7V& per —John L. Sullivan, assistant coast were machine-gunned and and soldiers now held prisoner who Boatau, May 19—(JV— ted Davis ood Morgos S. fought In the World war. cent on all contract and day rates Ye*r-01d Crown Of UmnHmmm U withdraw .their secretary of the Treasury, to some bomba v/ere dropped at two ‘Criminal Aggressions’ tiotlvo petMloa for birti These were estimated unofficial legIslattoB tor tbo wUl prevail untjl Oct. 1. when It pleas e f iaoeeeat, but he de- southwest towns. fered by Ante Pavelic. day asked Congress for a Saturday night the R.A.F. belted ly at 100.000. will be advanced to 10 per cent. oled their nwtieas for a de of baaltb~- drastic overhaul of the corpo the German Rhineland city of Stbdv Methodical Flan Bnlletin! The union has asked $l-a-day In murrer. Beth dofeudonte by tbe OstbeUe crease over the old basic rsU of Cologne with a "constant rain of A methodical plan ' Belnit, LehonoB. May 19.— oao-stHattoao) today by Rome, May 19.— (dV-Th* Duke were immediately ro-orralgaed rate excess profits tax in or the I44S2 a day and a 20 per cent in- of !i:poleto, 41-yeor-old cousin of bombs” for the second night In a this group Is being — UPi—W ttmek OBtt ..aircraft saebasetts Sopreaso oaw sod both ogola pleaded loao- der to recapture some of the crease for contract workers. Italy’s Vittorio Emanuels, Is ths row, starting many fires, the ’Brit communiqje said. batterlea were reported today dmeas oplnloa huge profits he said w,pre be In all there are 1 ,800,000 French T e Seek Pay loenasa new monarch of Europe’s newest ish said. to have reepeiaed flro oa Brit- State LagUatare. RepreaentaOves of the five big Five German fighters were shot prisoners In German hands. ikh plaaes whea they bombed state— Axis-created (Trmtio. ing made by business out-of b of tbe Mgb tri roUitMul operating unions, repre ’The tali, polo-playing sailor PhlUdelphU. May 19—(O— ©«■ down off the south cosat this after It waa Said a plan ia under con Rayak airdrome la Syria ogola that tbe fensa counsel sought to withdrew the defense program. In a sideration to permit French offi at BOOB yeoterdoy. No BrlUah senting 860,000 workers, announc duke o f the House of Savoy accept noon without the lose of a single a plea of innocent today as a for- statement before the House British croft, it was announced cials at the head of Industrial and plooeo wore hit. It was sold, ed in Chicago they hod dedderi on ed the l,016^ar-old crown of ______pBobMta” aay a_ concerted,______national campaign ^ _ for ______Zvonlmir_____ and____ the ______name of _ King _ mer member of the Third Circuit Ways and Means Committee, authoritatively. agricultural enterprises to have ood the Freoch aaaeeaoed.ae rollgtoaa pcactiee.. * 8 0 per cMt.Increase ln*all baste I Aisqgne ytstfp lW . >t. y ** P*f*^“ *. Sullivan said the excess prof The British acknowledged the free acceas to the reserved zone of cosoaltlea or doorngo. TCrv'liafff gg dbi" ■|»rtifeny'amir8c«S«i fr&J omnaisirgirof loss of two-fighters in combat, this northern and eastern France. it# tfig law passed ‘ last fall aUMMia at a tUoace. "tnftiids*»**■ '* 'would' 'b* ’for-ndsea' od-aot 'of’WGnustaricton- —...------operetta.- lobetruct JuoUea oad defraud the morning, but said the pUota of As a result of this, sources here Beirut. Lebanon, May 19—cmard C. Harris, Su- Monday, May 19 phasized in rethlng-beauty' con Union employes of Leon Schle- look at the baby animals gathered I to Uw Klwenl* dub «t John Mather Chapter, Order of ainger, producer of "Looney mosphere of Impending dlaester 12,000 tons which , were bomb Te-enty ambulances valued at (After the flrst bombings of How members' of the Axis might valley lilies were used in the decor perint^Bdmt of the District pre Washington, May 19.—(P) — tests. AUanUc a t y got a ahock around the body of their mother. A Cheering Mfelr et tli* Country but U n-asn t until the cerevan ed in St. George's channel, a H.3Q0 each were among the equip Syria by the British, dispatches message of greeting and DeMolay. Regular meeting. today—^women sat around woi Tunes” and "Merrie • Melodies.” Police cleared up the resultant meet any new world situation— ations. The bridal musiq^waa play Secretary of State Hull, defining threatened to strike at a. m. ttSi noon by. the B e«on OU reached Budapest that the war 10,000-ton tanker bombed in the ment whlh<^ the Britialv American from Vichy quoted semi-ofUclal particularly with reference to the ed' by the church brgahist, John .tulations was sent froih the Masonic social club Bridge par dering if they did not have the 10 traffic Jam, but would like to know Message to repreaented by Mr. America’s position in the world to unless wage Increases, along an f broke out. Other count rlea \isitetl North Atlantic, and two small Ambulance Corps shipped on the French statements that the^'Brit- United States—is believed by in Cockerham. t ference to Bishop G. Broml^fr-- ty. Refreshments. edge in years on each Other. what to-fe^ four young 'possums. T. n** mo\ie* lycorded the included Yugoslavia. Bulgaria. merchantmen in Suda Bay, Island Egyptian steamer Zamxam; report Ish action would not be considered Oxnam, resident Bishop of the day as one of mortal danger, told Wednesday, May 81 Why? Becaus* the General Fed- Involved pattern of varioua classi formed quarters to be the main Mrs. Kenton E. Parsell, ficatlons, were granted. The Sickroom? Turkey, Istanbul end Persia end of Crete. ed sunk In the South Atlantic aggression.) . subject of long and frequent talks Orange, Conn., was matroi Boston Area, on the Fftb Annl- the country "we 'Will find a way’’ Delta Chapter R. A. M. Regular eraUon of Women’s Oubs will vivid pictures of the life and cus Score Hits On Cruiser wer« to bt uMd by tho 24 Another Reuters dilipatch, from vereary of his cfinsecratlon as ' meet. Degree rehearsal. honor the naUon’s pioneer clulh Schleslnger closed the studio the past week among Foreign honor and Mias Marjorie C the Syrian-PalesUne frontier, said Minister Yosuke Matsuoka, Ger of this txmn was bridesmaid. Ralph Bishop. Thursday, May 22 women tonight at the opening ses shown, end also the great dlfflcul- ers were said to have scored hits Gen. Charles De Gaulle's Free Ipformed sources there believed supplies to Great Britain. Masonic choir rehearsal. sion of lU golden jubilee triennial me AFX> Screen Cartoonists Guild Enjoy Good man 4^mbassador Eugen Ott and Swanaon was best mkn and the Reports Received had Increased its monetary de ties encountered by the expedi on a cruiser of the York class and French forces in ths Lake -Chad Gemral Denps was trying to avqid ushers, (^arenfee Smith and An Reports were received from He repeated his belief that Bri convenUon. QUIET French Equatdrlal Italian Ambassador Mario Indelll. mands "about 300 per cent.” tion in making headway over al two destroyers in Suda bay and region of French E quai^ai “u m n w d . , ^tevelopments." It is almost eight montha now drew Slater of Pfurmlngton Mrs. Earl E. Story, District Presi tain’s successful defense was ‘Vital Y ean Count In Plan ^ Health ! I. Africa, headquarters hero "Volunteera” in Iraq Yean count as well aa accom- Guild spokesmen said they had most lml>a»»t)l* territory until Its damaged six large merchantmen. corps since Japan Joined the Axis and The bride w)io was given in mar dent. of the Woman’s Society Of to this nation’s security and in a Hartford Pastor EAT MORE OF (p J k A l MAY j destination was reached. Including a tanker, so badly that said today. ^ (0*rth*n circles tn Turkey, riage by her father wore a gown Christian Service, John Post, nc^ 'radio address last night he put pUslunenta in this plan to give almost reached terms when no case has arisen thus far in lecogniUon to clubwomen who Schleslnger demanded a three- I ' riiiWiR.Miop QIL HIATINC New Members their loss “can be reckoned." The men also took with them ^,,5 German and Russian which Article Three of the agree pf silk/iiiiarqtilBette with lace in- President of the District 'Youtfl orward the five peace points 30 Years Resigns llAOINO fLOOISn •The attendance priae, donated The seventh merchantman dam one repair truck, one mobile kitcb- j^flai^uwadora conferred yesterday, aet^,/ntted bodice, high neckline (Council, and Dr, C. S. SchilUn/ hlch the administration feels risked early day ridicule from gets first-hand Information flrst about army’s year contract, which the imlon re ^ i q u i f m c n t ments might be invoked, In the family and community for joining MaJ. J. H. Hauseman fused. Two hundred employes, CtNTUST ' PHONt 5103 ; by Edaon Bailey, was won by Matt aged was said to hiive been fait en and a staff car. declared RusiiUn "volunteers" al- light of the present tension, both____ long full sleeves. Her full District Lay Leader. Nathan ibould guide any post-war settle new 60-mm. trench mortar* by placing shell In gun tube. Looking HONISS SAW MMMHt 6*.iMUVNt and left aflame In an attack oh a Members of the corps voluiK. Prince, Conference Lay Leade? ment. clubs to work for suffrage, safe with salaries ranging from $25 to QUALITY SEA FOODS Rowell of the Personal Finance ready are in Iraq, and expressed In the Pacific and the Atianttc, U^ngth veil of Illusion fell from a ty ceunpalgns, better child health on is J. T. Duffy, head of Erie, Pa., company manufacturing them. $200 ft Week, are Involved. O. «» M l Oil mwlbm company. Both are new members heavily-protected convoy in Done leered to serve for six m ont^ to satisfaction at alleged prospecU a Mary Stuart cap. She carried a gave a supplementary report, aug-j Hull spoke of no peace now, Hartford, May 19—(J5— The BLUEPLATE C C#. "P a year. Their return paaagge al this article becomes Incroasily lya^ resignation of the Rev. Edmund and against unsighUy spittoons. BOLAND OIL CO. • of the club. It was announced that gal bay. of joint Sovlet-Axl* Intervention portant. It follows: bridal bouquet of white rosea, val gestlng that, in the lay work o^ ever. Meanwhile the National Labor LUNCHEONS OOC SM Center Street German pursuit planes, the high ready had been paid. the Church, men’s activities "First,” he emphasized, "the tide C. Therms, pastor of SL James' Elach state and the District of Marion Morton, was born In Bev N. H., and Bristol before her mar Relations 'Board opened a hearing ' a meeUng of th* directors and pro- in Iraq. EMrller report^ that "Japan, Germany an«f/'italy ley Uliea and Wrightil fern. Cplumbla has selected two living liL tS tS command said, destroyed seven Although moat of thp-volunteero The matron of honor wore a< should receive special emphasis. ' of force must be turned back-” Episcopal church here for nearly erly, Mass., and attended Boston riage In 1920. Her husband, her Into a jurisdictional dispute over LOBSTER DINNERS $1.00 Read Herald Advf* im committee wo»ild be held were self-supporting*''some were Russian volunteera were in Iraq agree to . . . undertime to as pioneer clubwomen—one distin parents, four sons and a brother day noon at the Country club. British planes on the ground st were declared last Friday by Tass. sist one another with a)l political, gown of lemon yellow allk mar- ' Rev. Frederick Dyckman ^ava a Renew* Peace Suggestion 30 years, was announced at yes University. She taught English 900 employes' at the Walt Disney 22 state St.. Hartford 2-4177 Crete and dpwned a Hurricane being maintaUied/by contrittutloiis report for the Brotherhood Shar terday’s service. He will leave guished for length of club mem In the high schools of Hanover, survive. Studio, which produce* ‘'Mickey official Soviet news agency to be economic and military means quisetts with lace trim, and match In contrast to this attitude, bership and the other for out- ftghter in an‘ air battle. to the organixkUon- “fabrications.” when one of thO/three contracting ing poke bonnet. She carried an ing Fund, stating that nearly the pastorate on Aug. 1. Capture Many Prisoners Leader'Berved Before $1,000 was contributed by the Senator, Wheeler (D-Mont) renew Mr. Thomas said he' was not stanffiiig aeirvice. In addlUon, each (Turkish newspapers declared parties is attacked by a power at arm bouquet of pink roses, yellow ed his suggestions that the time desi^ated a notable clubwoman On the North African front. Leader o f the group waa Fran piesent no^hvolved in the Euro daisies and delpbinluma. The ministers of the New ^ glan d physically able to carry on his IfflIIIIIIIIIHIII BURTON’S cis J. yitovari. 29, of New York, BriUin- should occupy Syria to was ripe for President Roosevelt that her memory might be hon 535348535348535348232302Axis forces were declared to have prevent the Axis from using it as pean war dr in the Sino-Japaneae bridesmaid's gown was of aqua Southern Conference last year. duties. A native of PottsvUle, captured numerous British prison to whelm the dangers of the pres The purpose of this fund ia to to take the initiative for a nego Pa., he waa graduated from-Trin ored a gateway to the Iraq war front. conOlpt^ ailk marquisette. She wore a poke tiated peace In Europe's war. Mrs. Saldle Orr Dunbar of Port ers during a local assault action ent war were not unknown. bonnet to match and her bouquet make possible a living wage for ity College in 1903 and attended at Tobruk. Ubyan port 80 miles For his bravery while serving (The Brltlah radio quoted a Ru Ooe Word Bulks Large ministers serving small charges. The Montanan, a strong critic of land, Ore., national president, will manian broadcast as reporting The one word “attacked" un was of pink roses, yellow daisies the Berkeley Divinity School.' He announce selecUon of three pio \ Watch This Columb^Everj' west of the Egyptian border. with thrAmericsn Volunteer Am Mr. Dyckman also made an administration foreign policy, saw saw service overseas aa a chap Germany was transporting Infan doubtedly bulks large in the talks, and delphinium. a “wonderful «H>Portunity” for neers—one in each ctaasIflcaUon Operations over the British Isles bulance corps behind the Msginot *171} mother of the bride was at nouncement of the Young People's lain in the World war. Monday for Buiion'a ‘*Sb?cUI ; Sunday were limited to rpCon- line, France awarded Wm the try through the Bosporus, u ^ er for some months ago Matsuoka Institute which is to be held the peace overtures In the fireside chat —to receive special medals. Turkey’s eyes, presumably bound explained to foreign newsmen at tired in copper lace with TaUsmeui which Mr. Roosevelt has scheduled nsiBsance, extending as fir as crolx de guerre. At the fall of rose corsage and Mrs. W. J, week-end of June 20. at the Wil- Firemen Retrieve Rescuer of the Week” Sale! France he waa captured by the for Syria and Iraq). a press confeience that the natur llmantic (Tamp Granted. for May 27. Scotland. al explanation of this would be Ritchie, sister of the bridegt osm., Wife of Official A small number o# R. A. F. Gormans and held In a concentra No Land FIghtIhg New London Parley ’T don’t believe that Hess.ia a Philadelphia—(/P)- It took fire There were no ropona yesterday U.at there must be aggression be with whom be made his home, stooge of Hitler,” Wheeler told re bombers was said tjrliave entered tion camp for two months. wpro blue and white silk print and Advance notice waa ^ven of men to retrieveetri Policeman George Denmark and northern Germany The other officers of the unit of any outbreaks-of land fighting fore it would be considered neces the New Ekigland Southern An porters. ”I think In flying to Scot Of Clock Co. Dies! 9Mi m ih lj fbateue will bring yon an outstanding bargain sary to invoke these terms. corsage of gaidenigs. l^ugherty who had retrieved Mrs. and Present A last night but/the Germans said were William A. Wydenbruck-Loe. in Iraq either by the British or nual Conference, which will be land he represented a large seg Daniel F. Fairbanks’ retriever. KEITH’S CROSLEY tn m aaoh ap-te-tlMMnlaate department at Barton’s . . . Thus, the Increasing Interest of A reception. foUowod for hOO there, was np damage, except for 50. of New York, and Frederick Premier I^shld AH A1 Gailanl’s held at New London, June 4 to 8.. ment of the German population Rowdy," from a storm sewer. . BfCMsa - Sportswear - Aoeesaorteo - Liagerie . Bearhwear - the Japanese in what President guests In the church parlors. When .which la amxlouB to obtain peace Bristol, May 19—(iP)-rMrs. Dud destnictioii''.of one farmhouse. W. Hoeing. 33, of New York. forces. leaving fem an unannounced wed Saturday, June 7, will be a day Dougherty went to the rescue CMMrea'a Wear • MlIHaery. A communique from the R. A. Roosevelt will Say in his scheduled of special interest to laymen. The ”It would seem to me that the ley S. Ingraham, 52, wife of the Wydenbruck-Loe served In the fireside chat May 27 is' under ding trip the bride wore beige and when the cocker spaniel darted In last World War a* a captain In F. Middle East command aaid two Conference meeting of the Wom president at thia time could well to the open sewer to get ,a ball vice president and treasurer of standable.' green silk* with green accessories. affoi^ to seek a peace which would The Ingraham Company, clock BURTON’S Oo^an (iloaks the Hungarian Army. He came to Qdrman Messerschmltts were shot They will be at home to their an's Society of (Thristiafa Service which some boys had tossed. The down near Baghdad by British Undoubtedly the German 'view ia save England, her Blmplre and pit was feet deep, and after the manufacturers, died at her home the United SUtea in 1924 and that outright Naval protection for friends after Jums 1 at 70 Foley will be held In the afternosn with 11 came a citizen seven and one- fighters, which then machine-gun a nationally-known speaker. 'The the British fleet and would stop the officer handed up the dog, he had here yesterday after^ a long Ill Fate of Liner American shipments to Britain street. Both bride and bridegroom Slaughter of human beings. ness. half years ago. Hoeing was a ned motor transports and supply are graduates of Manchester High banquet for Methodist Youth will to ask for firemen to' lower a lad roads. One large plane was report would be aggression of itself. “It is not necessary to have der so he could get out. Mrs. Ingraham, the former Miss Harvard history instructor on How widely this view is held school. ^ take place that evening, followed Special Purchase ^ (Oonttnned From Pago One) leave of absence. ed set afire in a British bomb at ______« by a meeting for laymen, which Hitler-dictated peace or a Church tack on Mosul, where German by Japanese officials cannot be v/lU be addressed by Dr. James W. ill-dictated peace. I think we could Two of the driver*. Philip N. said. Kenya coast of Africa, but this Faversham. 33, of CJoncord. N. H.. planes are based. An airfield near Buckminster-Peterson Workman of (Thicago. have a peace that could be written Baghdad also w,as bombed. A convoy would be Intent on Miss Marion B. Peterson, ‘daugh In the Interest of the people of Eu later waa declared unfounded. and Ray Colcord. Jr.. 24. of New reaching its destination and would Mias Grace Thomas, Promo DRESS SALiE! I Another unconfirmed report ^ York, gave up SUge careers to ter of Mrs. Olonda I. -Peterson, of tional Secretary of the Willlman- rope as distinguished from the dic not engage in battle unless first 153 Cooper Hill street, t>ecame the tio (Tamp Grounds, qwke briefly. tator* and imperialists of Europe. said others had reported their safe loin the unit. attack^. arrival at Capetown. In this case, Son Of Matinee Idol Reports British Major bride of Han^ R. Buckminster, Jr,, It was announced that the (Tamp "I would like to see a federation the Zam um might have been Faversham, aop of Williarti Delicate Interpretation of Bigelow street, at a ceremony Meeting would be in session from of European coimtrles—a United \ Killed in Action Thus, on this one delicate inter performed Saturday afternoon at 4 July 20 to 27. The precedent of States of Europe—where every sunk in the Indian ocean. Faversham, the great matinee Beirut, Lebanon. May 19.—UP)— The complete passenger list idol, had played with Cornelia Otis pretation—whether a convoy itself o’clock at the Emanuel Lutheran having church groups responsible country would be represented in / Iraq general headquartero report is an aggression—4nay hinge peace church. The pastor. Rev. Thorsten for evening programs will be con was not available immediately. Skinner in "Candlde" and with ed in a communique received to a democratic form of govern coom May riave Been More Amertcaas in the Pacific or a spread of the Gustafson, officiated. Orgahist G. Und4r the Direction of Clifton Webb In the Chicago com day from Baghdad that a British tinued. ment.” Although the Alexandri;. an pany of •'The Man Who <3aro* To war to world-wide proportions. Albert Pearson played the bridal The tall Conference of the Nor Takes Different Approach 1.00 nouncement saiu 120 Americans Major Glubb, known in the Arab Some observers believe that Ber music and accompanied the solo wich District will be held on Sat Dinner." , . world as Abu Hneik, was killed in lin wants to know definitely about Hull took e, different approach were aboard, there were indica Colcord, a graduate of Missouri ist, Miss Helen Berggren, contral urday, September 27. Bishop G. on the queatlm of eventual peace, tions that there might have been action recently in an engagement this, even before any annotmee- to. Bromley Oxnam will address the military academy, and former Uni with Iraq constabulary. contending that until a system o f . CAROLYN WEBBER BIXBY Rctalarly more. ___ meht of convoys la made by the The bride wore a navy blue gathering. versity of Missouri student, at- A dispatch from Amman, United States if one la to be made. open trade is firmly established, ! tendild the A m -iW Academy of redingote print, with white acces Messages of sympathy were- “ there will never be peace in any , tary of the F o r e ^ Missions Con- ,,om 1937 to 1939. Trans-Jordah, to the French In- If America participates in the sories and corsage of gardenlaa. sent to Rev. John Pearce. Rev. 8. One of New England’* Moct Celebrated Home ^ formaUon Office at Beirut report war, Japan mvtit take to arms by The bridesmaid wore a light green J. A. Rook and Rev. Joseph Coop real sense of the term.” The occa-, Economists, Famon* tor HeV, Nnmeron* Books and Toesday and'^’edneeday. ference of North Amerlro. ^ appeared in "Swinging the sion for his addreas over an N BC: there were some 17Q missionaries -schoolhouse at the ed, however, that Glubb w u in a virtue of the tri-parUte pact," in print, redingote style and gardenia er, retired ministers of the Con , ~ Fasdnatinf Pmgrama Onlyl aboard. If the Zamzam reached j r ^ , hospital at Amman for treatment the opinion oi Chugal Shogyo, j corsage ference, who are Ul. network was the observance of . Mombasa or Capetown it U likely ( ^ Newton. of two bullet wounds suffered in which .peaks for financial inter- , ^ reception followed for rev Lay Leaden Reelected ' Foreign Trade week. . an engagement with Iraq forces ests. . .. i tives and friends at the home of Dr. C. S. Schilling, District Lay His peace points: under Faiuei Kawaji. The dispatch “Then the question is, hoW ia the the bride’s mother, after which Mr. Leader, and D. Stanley Shaw and "1—Extreme nationalism must Washable Cottons in said a Major Ludger and another China affair to* be solved as well and Mrs. Buckminster left for a Albert L. MacLean. Associate Lay not again be permitted to express TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY AND Rev. and Mrs. William H. Edwards, slty of North Carolina Briton were killed in the same en as southward expansion,” motor of unannounced destina Leaders, were re-elected fo r the itself in excessive trade restric gay prints gruaranteiNi Young Ryan obtained a leave of gagement and buried at Amman. tion. 'A e bride Is a graduate of tions. who with their son survived the absence from the .university in the coming year. =S ^ sinking of the British liner Athenia The communique also announc Manchester High school and is em The following were elected as , "2—Nondlacriminatlon in inter hope of serving eventually as an THURSDAY M 2 P. M. not to fade, They’re so = i on the day Britain and France de- ed successful land operations Orders Miners ployed by the Travelers Insurance District Trustees: — Dr. 'Vincent national commercial relations a s < dared war on Germany, Sept. 3. ambulance driver for General De against the British around Basra, company. The bridegroom ia an Carr of Norwich, J. Howard Keith must be the rule, so that Interna youthful ^nd smart youll S i 1939. They were en route back to Gaulle's Free French forces. where the Iraq Army, aided by electrician. The young couple o f Manchester. Albert Miner of tional trade may grow and pros In A Special Auditorium On the Street Floor At S I the Congo where they had spent His father. George Ryan, is the Iraq “ irregulars." waa said to haVe Resume Work will make their home for the pres New London, Arnold Schofield of per. , want two or three., .for 30 year*. author of a widely read column repulsed the British with heavy ent with the bridegroom's parents, VersaUles, Sidney Perry of Daniel “8—Raw material supplies must The non, Donald, 22. is a student •Top O' the Morning” in the Bos losses. Mr. and Mr*. Marry R. Buckmin son and Benjamin W, . Young of be available to all naUona without There Goes The Groom! around the home...for at the University of Chicago Divin ton Herald. , (Continued From Page One) ster, 82 Bigelow. Griswold, discrimination. THE C E. KEITH FURNITURE ^ ity School. Ironically, one Item In hts col Advised To Leave Lebanon The Conference voted to grant "4—International agreements . . . headed straigrht for Kemp’s! And who could blame Bchool, . . for afternoon umn today said: Dr. Rosa said another passen Jenisalem, May 18.—(Delayed) a six per cent wage reduction Wayne W. Womer, Local Elders regulating the supply of commodi him? As a younsr .man “ on the way up,” he wants to be —Music, Flowers, Refreshments (Courtesy Pepsi ger was Dana M. Albaugh, budget “Whittled down to the bare —(yp)—Reports from Beirut said DumoRt-FulIer Orders and to receive John Bu ties must be so bandied as to pro m wear. bones, the problem seems to be made in 1938. Miss Margaret Marion JEHller, sure of getting quality and value in the furniture for his Cola Co.) —Free Gift* for Everybody secretary and secretary for Africa today that United States. British Clarence Dykstra, chairman of chanan on trial and grant him tect fully the Intereats of the con- —Croeley Refrigerator aad Other Major Prizes how to put the program (aid to and Palestinian citizen* had been daughter of Mr. and Mrs. iTiayton Deacons Orders. - suming countries and their people. home! the Defense Mediation Board, per Ful'er, of 69 Charter Oak, and Awarded Free v Britain) oVer wi the old Atlantic advised to leave French-mandated sonally assumed the chairmanship Preaebere’ Lioensea "5—The institutions and ar and Herr Hitler at the same Roger Joseph Dumo:^ son of Mr. The Conference voted to grant Whether you plan a charming three-room apart —A Dramatic, Interrettag Program On New Ideas Sises 12-44 Lebanon at once. of a panel which-began efforts In rangements of international fi for Delectable Summer Menus time.” and Mrs. Aime Duimmt, of Fos Local I»rcacher’s llcensea to John nance must be BO set up that they ment or an eight room house, you’ll find furniture that Washington to end a 10-day atrike ter, formerly of Lawrence, Mass., Von Deck of Moodus and John Hoeing waa the ton of the late of 12.0M CIO lumber workers at lend aid to the eaeential entet^iriBeB measures up«in quality, style and price at Keitap’s. And Charles Hoeing, dean of men and Hospital Notes were married Saturday afternoon Post of Norwich. Renewal* of and the continuous development of Seattle. The union aaked a union at the South Methodist' church by Local I*reacher’s licenses were you’ll find friendly, helpful service that will aid you in IIIIIIII1IIII841 M ain Street, Minche8ter|||||||||||||||||i= graduate studies at the University shop, wage incroasea, paid vaca all countries, and permit the pay Fun-Profit-ldeas-For Everyone-Admission Free of Rochester. A graduate of Am the pastor. Rev. Elarl E. Story. voted tb Lewi* B. Aldrich of Nor- ment through processes' of trade getting the most satisfaction for your furniture budget! Discharged late Saturday: Miss tions and other concessions but no wlchtbwn, W,^. E. Keith of Man herst in 1929. he was on leave of details were revealed. consonant with the welfare of all absence frota a history instructor- Jane Converse. 61 Phelps Road; chester, Cyrus a Tyler of Ver countries.” \ Don't wait till the last minute, though. ship at Williams and Mary Col Mr*. Virginia Lewis. 52 Hollister. May Break Picket Lines non, Mrs. Sarah Tourtellotte of Against tbla program he set the Death: Saturday, Adolph Knofla. Striking AFL and CIO machin Covi^tiy Woman Nlantlc. Wayne W, Womer of "predatory poUclea and methods of Come in and talk things over now! Your Garments Not Leave Manchester lege. ists of 11 San Francisco bay area Mrs. John Montignani, an aunt, 75 Middle Turnpike Ekut. Portland, W. J. Stephens of Man- the totallt^ans” which he char L id . said'today letters to hU mother Admitted Sunday: Frank Gra- shipyairdb faced today a threat by Is Hurt in Crash diester. D. I. Streeter \ ot GUu. acterized as a system of “economic Featuring ★ ★ ★ When They Are Qeaned at the since the Zam Zam left New York vino, 13 Norman; Mias Florence AFl^ unions to b r e ^ the picket tonbury, George Lamb of Noank, spoilaUon,” rather than of econo In March told of ’'sleeping on deck Dtpmhue. 13 Pearl; Francis Dowds lines unless the walkout ended: Arthur Hincllff of Baltic, Dr> C. mic cooperation. 7 Ford. The Bay Cities Metal Trades W. Schilling of Gales Ferry, with life belts, sea biscuits and in Council voted yesterday to tend Mr*. Clare Palmer, 61 21 Lake No Speelte Methods dividual supplies of water Birth: Sunday, a son to Mr. and Henry E. Wright of Old MysUc. Dougan Dye Works, Inc.- 15.000 workere past tj»* pickets to side Terrace, South Oovehtry, waa John J, Buchanan of Norwlch- Speaking of aid to Britain, Hull CROSLEY SHELVADOR strapped to us.” Mrs. Anthony Pyka. 72 Doane. admitted to the Manchester. Me mentioned no specific methods for Kf M P S’- r resume production on $500,000,000 tbwn, and Julius Meyer of New Hoeing. 33, tall and studious, Discharged Sunday: Pamalyn morial hospital this morning'Ipl- Electric Refrigerator To Be Awarded of defense orders. Action was de London. ' ressuring safe delivery of supplies, griuiiiated from Amherst with Marsh, Rockville; Robert Sar- lowing an accident in North Oovenr. but he emphasized that whateve): 'lOnr Modern Plant On Harrison Street la Equipped To geant. Rocky Hill; Mr*. Agnes ferred, however,'imtll after a meet The evening program conaiMen Phi Beta Kappa honors and st\id- ing tomorrow night at which Gov, try at 7=30 this morning when the Of three selections by the CeclllM was necessary must be done. THE 1941 Offer Yop Every* Cleaninc and Dyeing Service! le»l at Harvard University. Duncan, 85 Benton; George Buck, icar in which she was riding was in ”We are a practical prople,” he CROSLEY Culbert L, Olson will appeal to the Club of South Church, and an ad- His mother, Mrs. Charles Hoe Rockville; Fred Rowley, Amston; collision with a car driven by Rus argued. "When we set ourse#vea a Mrs. John Luglnbahl and Infant 1,700 strikers to get back on the dreas by Dr. Malcolm- Pitt, Dean ing, was reported today to be in job In the interest of national de sell Wolfe of Andover. of the Kennedy School o f Mlsalona task, we finish It. We ha've set Ik-' Amherst, to which she makes a daughter. Rockville. Mr. Wolfe was about to make a ourselves to the task of arming Birth: Sunday, a daughter to fense. of the Hartford Seminary Founda .... P H O N E 5 1 0 7 — S 1 0 8 pearly visit. The AFL machinists’ union, a right band turn and pulled too far tion. and supplying those whose suc With Super Mr: and Mrs. Herbert Tedford, 291 member of the 'council, vva* not to his left. State Policeman Forn cessful defense Is vital to our ae- There la No Charge For Our Delivery Service! Spruce. represented st the ineetliig which Ister of the Stafford Springs bar curlte. I have said it before and Fate of Passengers Admitted today: Mrs. Margaret resulted In the decision to breach racks reported. The car that Mrs I repeat: We will not permit this Hussey, 29 Phelps Hoad; Mn. the picket lines. John Frey, In Palmer was riding in, was over purpose to be frustrated. We will SHELVADOR Remains Unknown (Tiara Palmer. South Coventry; ternational head of the AVL’s turned. She suffered a cut on the find a way to insure that the ECONOMY SERVICE Alexandria, E g ^ t. May 19.— Henry Trotter, 198 Center. Metal Trades Union*, said the other bead and was otherwise shaken up, M i u r M weapons pouring In ever thcreas- AT THE LOWEST PRICE T h e fate of 201 passenger*—In- Birth; Today,,a *on to Mr. and the officer reported. tag volume from our factories wiu Aay Maa’a sr I.aOas* rtala Uarmeat Cleaned 15.000 workeih would retunv -to TODAY IN AMERICA ciuding .J20 Americans—aboard Mrs. William Kimball, Vernon and work regardless of ’’anything that and TUES. ± the bands which eagerly •ad rrosfMid (sRpept eveaiag gswas, fur THE DEWEY- the EgypUan steamer.. Zamzam. ia son to Mr.,and M rs Alfred happens at the meeting of the it them." Maussd. wWtSB, vsivels, pleat*, beavir* and which sank in the South AtlanUc Rivenburg, Hartford.” machinists and the governor. _ .B e secretary charged that the - / Daring Keith’s Gookfag School, together with numerous For a 1941 Refrigerator With RICHMAN CO. Discharged today: - )VlUlam Hospital Doctor of the Axis was to obtain con- valoahle articles of fnrnltnre AL^.Aw arded FREE. Sheivador while en route from New York to To this a representative of AFL FUNERAL. PRACTICE Jeweler* Rtationer* Alexandria, remained unknown to- Davis, 80 Pitkin; -Tbeodore Ls- machinists replied that they woifld ol of the seas, to further Its pro . Optirlaas I day. (Thapelle, 143 Summit. make no attempt to keep men is Commissioned gram of “world domination.” . A^OF TODAY Authoritiea likewise were silent Census—76 patients. from returning to work, but he amd “Either the spread of lawless DELUXE SERVICE I on the cause which sent the 8,299- It w*ss impossible to build ships PLUS. .WALLACE BEERY ness in the world must be brought The extent to which the. ton passenger liner to the bottom Clinic Schedule without nrochlnlst*. And }S e jn ^ Dr. Gerald Miller, resident In **THE BAD HAN** to a halt,” i>e declared, “or we shall family reeelTea attentioa to FREE GIFTS FOR ALL I Tuesday, tonsil and adenoid, 10 soon find ourselves surrounded by 'AB Mlasr Repalra Mada Oa Gamrnta, MlMlng somewhere beta’een Recife (Per Rathbone. CIO official, aaid the physician at Memorial hospital the finer aad mere tanportaat o'clock. CnO would be “ mobiUred” against STARTS WEDNESDATl . aggressors and compelled to fight, nambuco). Brazil, and Capetown, for the past year, today received polnta Ib the praetlce ef Ho HUneThm ot Wednesday, well baby confer any attempt to pass th* plckete. his commission as a Lieutenant “ MEET JOHN DOE” rirtually alone and against great kism. w 1009 T9 ^ ■Maas BtpMesd. Ltahtfs Carofally Pressed, Union of South Alfrica. odds, for our own national exlst- Blortaary Selenoe, Is' largely FREE RECIPES The Alexandria NavlgaUon ence, at T. M. C. A., from 2 to 4 The machlnlata want $1.15 an (junior grade)'- in the United insecurity! o’cIocW. hour and diouble pay for overtoe States Naval Reserve Medical ence. contingent npon the tndlvid- -.Al Company received a cable from ’Thursday, pre-natal, 9 a. m.. Up London advising that the Zaro- Instead of $1.12 and pay and half Corps. onl tesbalng and experienee Clinic building. Haynes street. as provided in a new master con Dr. Miller will be assigned to TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY ef the fnneral director him- FREE REFRESHES zam’s master, ^ p t . William Gray Friday, well baby conference Smith, a veteran of 37 year* at tract intended to cover aU union duty about July 15, he was ad- Attempt to Trap sett. Parttcolnrly Is this tine Iron# 2 to 4 at Haynes street. labor In the yards. NO MONEY DOWN WINTER CARMENT sea, waa missing but there were no v ls ^ when It ooasM to Us nader- Dr. Miller, la a graduate of THINK OF Cir A.geaatae 1941 Mg • Ft. CROSLEY other details.' CIRCLE Michigan Bimdits lldandlng of the many edea- MUSIC — FLOWERS S E R V I C E ^ END ALL RUPTITRE Coinciding with the company's Tufts Medical College, Medford, SHELVADOR with a whole EXTRA feet ef spaee la TROUBLES TODAY! bare announcement of the sinking, Public Records Ask Compromise Haas., and a resident of Boston. SUPERjQIAIfX BHOWl. tlSe advkhce- • the dooi^ for oaly 4114AS. EVERYTHINe any re the British Ministry of Informa- The depart)U'sna police Saturday morning at nine o’clock pital waa recently commissioned a Btatton and fled with two rfflea, Q A R l i l B ^ ^ wsaaa sxpsrt* ars t* bs h aboard tb* vesasi Indicated Pro-1 gtrast $4Jk)6: for SamuSI ljaut--Oommander in the U. 8. tnm at charge la private reen testant and Catholic miastonarisa j Alton strset. dnrelUng at which time Judga' William S. two automatics and a submachine Hyde will be aaked to compromise Navy and waa assigned to the gun from the station arsenal. To Handle An SaniBter Fabrics A vialt to Arihuria will coariaee en route to posta In varioua »4c-: g4,oOO; to DesU* Knox, a t>ermlt Naval HoapitaL Philadelphia, Pa. Uona of Central Africa, and a | ojoVe his dwelling from 131 and aettle a claim filed by Philip Night Ssrgt. Oayton Hunt said yee- ______B. SelwlU and Lltman Selwilz, ad- ths holdup occurred at 1$ p. m. group of Britirii-American ambu-. yyocxteld* acrosa the street, cost An Italian has invented an au lance drivers and their asalstanta. minUtratora of the estate of Mrs. •nday while Lawrence MattcBon, Rebecca SeiwiU against Temple to weighing but 280 pounds whirii^ T«*". waa on duty alone, en route to service with British [ - Penroits can travel 137 miles on a gaUocf WAIS! T ra n ef VlgB— tea* 1 and "rree French" force# in . following building permit* Beth Sholom. '-ite i ^ e e dlspatcber said Suit, occasioned by aa aUegad of gaaoUne. Tha car has a top . ;UoNr cC tb* two bandits Jfye Works, Inc. E^[ypt « 1 have been Issued by Inspector Ed- sp e^ of 37 miles an hour. PLUS! B. Stsogss airil Shari Bh* also was carrying a cargo of | ward C. EUioU. Jr.: James F. fell, was instituted during ths life- v--re«9ondea with a p«lr of «**- ‘dlillirTiea Is Oar Matte! tiv— of M n. Sstwito, and It Is un- pacts aou'dtt for the theft of an fartiUasr, trucks, .automobiles and .Roach. Jr., tor Vtamant and Joss- A new adjustor for the front NO W t Furriers / .. wuoiXK ssm. wumm mriNa laarhlTui J ef varioua types ''and plitM Fabiaao, tlsiatonil BOW that the sum pron- automobii* near Alpeqt agturday Dyers la Lijinpfnmisi snat of psss*ac*f care mahles “ ROOKfira ON PAEADET nlg^ One^ww 34 **"*|^^*^ AKTHUR DRUG STORES eras aaid to have been marked rage oa Aiitiiii. «o BdJoBt the asst to •TN oia» plainly with the Bags of non-bel- F. tor s e . Egypt. W B a m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN M ONDA)^AY 19,, 1941 4- Dlvicl.m, Bridgeport, Gobn., cut- HAKCnESTBR EVENINO HERAU). MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, MAY W. 194i He's Crowing About This Jobs Awarded lilur 81.885. THim ' i -i ■ ‘ m , . F^Tfin Revolt Baffd Machine Company, Bridge, M ■/ . / / tion have voted to ro on strike lacieaaa of 90 per eaat aad vaca High Altitudes Cause , port, motor driven tumblers, $1,- A te v f 0L Plainville Union Wednssday If damana tog a wage tion with pay. Smith aaid. The State Firms 204. Annual Meet Tests Prove Repetition increase u d vacations 4rith pay company, he asaerted, has made Threat Made B. John Manufacturing Com Turn into Spirited are not meL two offera, bat both did not meet Problems for Pilots pany, New Britain, Conn., dies, $1,- Voles for Strike C. C. Smith, organiser for the union demands. . 100. local union, aaid the vote taken Eight Contracts for De Of State CC ' Roosevelt FaOes Opposi* Niles- Bement-Pond ComMny, ' m Demonstrations Of Advertising Best Plainville. May 19—Bell, advertls- buying theae varieties, Qn the af about July 1 to help control the AND apoke at a program o f The Na- Thursday night at 7 o'clock. Sev oriental fruit moth which has been does," said Senator Ellender (D- ers. $5,540. have liked the Community church ^SiMiwvt Um country lb rssponM Uonal EducaUon Aseoctattoii. tbg manager. A fifteen-month ter lurveys,. 1821 were familiar 'plpe-stem through which he was La), usually an administration sermon especially well.' Among ALL KINDS o r RET AIRING eral places are available at the study of more effective uses of with the advertised items and 952 breabreathing oxygen menacing the state's *400,000 Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manu Speaker Rayburn of the House local table and members who wish supporter. “I can’t believe he facturing company, Hartford, nickels and dimes in collection AND REMODEUNO Actor Bdward Arnold. '■ a CBS radio speech ^ m newspaper space has Just been ware buying them. These compari It waa at hia feet. He saw It peach crop. plates was a $100 bill. If It was * ■“ • * — *“ juncncAii ---- to attend are asked to contact the sons show an awareneaa Increase BOYS WILL BE MEN there, and finished his instructions Stamford—George F. Sauer, au- would not stay by his campaign Conn,, components for machine * A Washington that Amertca would completed by the Helnx advertla- promises of parity for farmera.” guns, $11,256. dropped in by mistake, the claim . •»<* ®'^i remain free as long aelU dtlaena Chamber office In the Hotel Sheri Ing agency, Maxon, Inc., of this of 19.7 percenL and a bujrlng in before bending to recover it pertatendent of t’ e Stamford- hos- dan. pitsd and one of the east’s leading Other farm-minded legislators American Chain A Cable Com ant will have to take an oath that n .r k ' "willing to make the aaeri- city. crease of 33.7 percent. IN THESE MANNISH When, a moment later, he were less outspoken but agreed pany, Inc., Andrew C. Campbell it was his. Read Herald Adys. Torfcs Centrd park u,at are necesiary.” Hiose who have already made Teat campaigns were conducted Commenting upon the Maxon, stretched hia arm down to grasp hospital administrators, died Sun the poUce estimate of reserviatlona are Prealdenl Jack Inq. study, Mr. Bell stated: "It is day following an operation. Before that Congress would overturn a Winiam 8.“ Knudsen. director of in 21 newspapera from coaat-to- the thing, his arm wouldn’t go veto. They cited the top-heavy ma ^ «75,000 and Chief the Office of Production Manage Sanson, ^ o m a s Ferguson. Wil coast in clUee representative of our opinion that newspapera to where he wanted. The stem seem- coming here, he waa in charge of I M S T. Oostuma aaid liam Davis. Russell Paul, W. A. day are in the strongest position jorities Congress had registered ta ment, at Chicago—“soon we alll each important population group. SANFORIZED SHRUNK . _ to be moving around, although the Roosevelt and later the Lenox passing the bill, which provides JtVwaa the largeet have this great industrial machine Cole, Ernest Bantly, Richard Met Each newspaper received a mini with the reading public they have Actually it was unmoved. Hills hospitals In New York City. , attended a pa- calfe and E. J. HeCabe, executive enjoyed for 20 years; that their New Haven—Representatives of for mandatory loans at 85 per cent ■MacDonald’s Annual’ of ours turned out material in a mum schedule of 8 to 4 advertiae- ^H ls mind was so confused by the of parity on the major crops. The n th e rta g m the United quantity that wlU make us able vice president. ments per week of 13 consecutive fundamental advantages of selec J^ef lack of oxygen that he could various departments of The Wlp- * At cJhlcago’s Soldier Principal SpSsker tivity and fiexlblllty are particu Senate voted 75 to 2 for the legis to defend our shores and help weeks. The extent of consumer lot recover the breathing tube. chester Repeating Arms Com lation after the House had approv the atteodan<»w^ others who are In need."- The speaker will be Bernard K. buying, and consumer "aware larly Important in today's mer pany, manufacturers of the Gar- Sandwell, managing editor of SLACK SUITS^ New Endurance Problems ed it by a 4-to-l margin. RE-UPHOLSTERING 100,000 by Otto ^ Jellnek. Francis Biddle, soUcltor gen- ness" of the varieties to be ad chandising; and that properly 1 Thjs Incident, recently reported and rifle for the. Army and am poUoe tzaflc head. eraly, in Washington—"with our Saturday Night," publish^ in vertised. prior to release of the used with adequate continuity, munition for Great Britain, heard (Parity prices are designed to Toronto, Canadiu Mr. Sandwell, to a meeting of American physl- give farmers the same return for ChB tar SacfMcsa help, counting no costs, there can advertising was detMTSilned by in they should be primary in a eians, waa their Introduction to a AFL labor leaders talk on union be no question of England's sur who was bom In England, recefv-^ dependent reseafqh drganlxations. thoroughly, rounded national ad SHIRT and SLACKS $2.98 ization yesterday. One of the their crops ta terms of other com SPECIAL government officialR, \h y hts education In Canadian^ new set of problems In human en modities as they received in the _ to person at the rail! vival.” These findings were later compar- vertising program." speakers, Fred Cederholna of The Says Amerlea In Danger schools and Toronto University. durance. International Association of ma- base years 1909-14.) >. 3-Piece had naturahiad and native At the turn of the century he be The oxygen tube was only a Have Aoe In Hole Ujlgeesedlka to make whatever , William J. Donovan, "unof- minor one, easily explained; A t 30,- chinists claimed that a recent lO adtql observer" who recently re- came a journalist In Montreal and side-tracked In Andover thla morn SHIRT and SHORTS $1.98 Even if the parity loan bill IrtBces necessary to keep dem- later editor of the Montreal Finan 000 feet a man can stay conscious per cent wage Increase for the 10,- should ;fall, congressional leaders dtrong in thla nation, from a mission to Europe, ing to await the arrival of a push 000 Winchester employes had been Suites at Y ork—"America is In cial Times, following which be, Hekyy Freight er to carry it over the Bolton Hills. only one to two minutes without said they have an ace in the hole. Bantam rooster apparently takes ovei town of Bagnell, Mo., as jtary Ickea told the roaring waa assistant professor of Eco breathing pure ojcygen. But before effected to head off unionization of This is the $450,000,000 for addi Reg. $32, now TBtk crowd that ‘Jew. in dan^r^-perhaps not by physical Over Central Vermont SHORTS ALONE $1.00 .even that brief Interval, Is like a the plant. Osage rivto floods towit. Foxy fowl U shown floating down main we have something so attacks, ^ t modern warfare Is nomics at McGill University under Camp Wheeler, Ga.—Edward J. tional farm benefit payments al street, giving deserted village store the go-by. carried onNiy creating suspicion Stephen Leacock. Going^^rough The Boston freight on reaching ready voted by the Senate, which wMIe Uvlng for, that it is In 1933, he was appointed man Willimantic each morning picks up EXTRA FINE FABRICS . . . The serious aspect is that at this Vagnlni, 22. a Bridgeport, Con boosted the amount from the Limited Time Only dying Ihr." He also assert- and doubt, "aqd by breeding dis several additional cars. These are altitude flghUn^pllots meet many necticut draft volunteer ta train Reg. Price MateHals Sale Price unity." \ ^ ■ aging editor of "Saturday Night," $212,000,000 appropriated by the biggest military migration in I'^the united SUtes must Canada's leading weekly. brought into Willimantic over the conditions heretofore almost com ing at Camp Wheeler, drowned House. 'The bill is now in confer teat BrlUln "everything Senator Lee\(D., Okla), at Extra Locoiiiolivfeei Used Central Vermont and set off on .. .WONDERFULLY TAILORED Saturday while swimming at a Army Maneuvers American history and the largest HunUngton. W. Va. — "HiUer Magaxine Artlelea pletely unknown. ence. t the far west haa ever seen. It in-,. $49 Denims $42 to boat the life out of our To Help Pull Cars Over the eaat or. west bound tracks by RUST . TEAL GREEN The most perfect physical and nearby lake resort. His body was "We’re going to do something speaks only one language—force. Articles by Mr. Sandwell have the Willimantic switchers. Includ found Sunday afternoon. His volvcs tho 3rd and 41st Divisions j| $60 Tapestries $53 We must be prepartd to speak appeared In "Harpera Magaxine.’' mental specimens of manhood may for-the farmer this time, either Started in West and special troops . of the 9th Watoing^ Vice President The Bolton Hills. ed in this pickup is often machin- fall, while-leaa.perfect ones dont. death was the first to occur ta the through government loans or bene other Fabrics Proporttonately RedeeeA! appealed to "our fine Oer- back to him in the only language the "Atlantic Monthly." "Barrona" POWDER AND BUFF ranks of Bridgeport drtotees. Army Corps area./’' be understands—out of the mouths and many leading magazlnaa In 'qp' manufacture in Detroit as I t Is of vital^mportance for doc fit payments," one Senator said. to "join with our line Freights through Manchester w^l as automobiles. They a n pull tors to discover these differences Bridgeport—Members of the These Prices Include MacDonalds’ 7 Point Feature from every other land in of cannon with tongues of flre." England. He la also the author of President Roosevelt roused the Fort Lewis, Wash., May 19—(A’) are exceptionally heavy these days. ed into Canada from I^trolt and before the mfen break dowm. Hartford Diocesan Bureau of So powerful' bipartisan farm, group a volume of essays which was pub reship>fd over the Central Ver DIaoovery Not Possible Yet cial Service were told yesterday —^The United States Army’s big Our reputation for dependa Strip your fnroltim to tha lished in England by J. M. Dent To take care of the earn pulled by mont, which has a sea outlet at over the week-end by his com Pastor Resigns fraiqe and Sons. Ltd., and in the United The discovery Is not possible yet, that men and not machines were ments on the price-pegging loan gest msmeuvers since World war ble, guaranteed workmanship Bowers auspended Judgment on "The Bullet” each morning a push New Lonoop. Often several cars TENNIS SHOES unless Germany has found the the most essential part of national payment of coats. States by E. P. Dutton and Com- er is sent east each night to help legislation. He told hia press days got under way today. The At Wallingford | is your assurance of complete ReltoUt*-with aew aprtaga aad are loaded with automobiles that method. Meanwhile, men murt defense by James J. Norris, assist conference Friday that in consid first of more than 35,000 troops ailing added Police Court TeU to lss«-e Town pany. get the load over the Bolton Hills. are crated to b« unloaded at New $1.00 up train for months before their ant director ^f the National Cath satisfaction. \Jn 192s, Mr. Sandwell was elect The Boston freight, which has no London for f o r e l^ trade. . ering this measure he must weigh left here for California and war Re-Covered ^ Harry fJbooe. Hartford, bald for ed a Fellow of the Royal Society limits are learned, and the result is olic (Community Service, who the benefit payments already be ASK YOUR NHEIGHBOR IntoslcaUon. recelvad auspenalon set schedule, but which goes GOODRICH POSTURE FOUNDATION a real bottleneck In pilots. apoke at the bureau’s 2Sth annual games next month that will be the - Wallingford, May 19—(A)—The | Redalah the wMdwprh. of Chsada. He is also vice-presi through Manchester each morning AND OENUINB U. S. KED8 Some of the handicaps are just meeting The Dlocosan Bureau ing paid, or prices to farmers prelude to larger military move ABOUT US of Judgment on hia agrpemant to dent the Canadian Authors Aa- west bound, between 5:30 and 8 might go above parity. ments throughout the summer. Rev. Rudolph P. Blum, pastor of j Sagleee-Proeg Coutfaettea Are Few leave town. He was taken from a s^atlokand President of the coming to Ught. One Is aniseikonia. consists of Catholic welfare organ the Zion Lutheran church here for , o'clock, is handling so much That ta the eye trouble which waa izations ta Connecticut. "Nobody is asking above parity Trucks loaded with, fighting Fiee DeSvery la Ceaaeetieat - bus to a helpless oonditlon early Civil Liberties AasoclaUon of freight that it ia often from one for . farmers,” Ellender told re men and towing field artillery .the past six years, haa resigned ■ IFe Carry Our Own today. Noone said he could not Toronto. brought to light a few years ago In bo accept the pastorate of the to three houra late. Thia morning a Dartmouth College clinic. ' porters. "All we are asking la a weapons and anti-tank sruns be- 1 * Accounts E asy Terma Town Court remember boarding the bus. -X- it did not to throui;h Manchester chance for parity. 1 don’t see Lutheran church of East Ruther-1 Continued to May S4 were tha It means that the eyes .displace Martha Raye’s moving out of this, the Paci- ford, N. J. j until 9:45 and waa being pulled by or distort objects so that they are much concern about the high northwest’a major military of Joseph Oallant, WilUman- two locomotives. The train waa ■waves for labor or the large r post, at dawj for King City, Calif., Mr. Blum, a natiy* of Meriden, I Greene end Crock* tic, charged ^ t h recklaas driving, Trouble on Bus not really .where they look to be. Divorce Final will succeed the Rev. A. C. Theo fwH Thomaa BorelU, Providence, B. Try looking through any Imperfect profits for industry under the de midway between San Francisco window-pane to get the effect of fense program. Everything that and Los Angeles, on the fringe of dore Stcege of New Britain In the MacDonald Upholstery Coq fined as Result of a I., held for speeding. Delay^xPupils the farmer buys ia Jumping ta the Hunter Ugget* military reser New Jersey church. Mr. Steegc Oallant was In an accident yes antoelkonia. Hollywood, May 19— —Mar Hartford Can $-419$ in the Park. , Redesign Windshields tha Raye’s divorce from her sec co$t. He haa not shared in the vation. haa acceptM another call in New 983 Main St. (Aftierican Industrial Bldg.) terday afternoon on E ut Center ROOFING AND SIDING defense program.” i It Was the start of the secemd York city. I street. He ran into two other au We Call For and Deliver This trouble Is so important in ond husband. Orchestra Leader law vtolations ware Children attending the \school OUk SPECIALTY Voar Doctor’s Prescriptions. air fighting that even--- _glass wind .David Roae, became final today, Speculate oa Conference totnohUaa, thoaa of Orlo H. Smith at the Center and St. idea's ahields ‘have been •federigned-, *'to ij«j,g einrtng comedienne admittM Other law makers speculated _ court cases showed of Coventry and Don J. Grlffener, school on Park were late this A- A. DION, INC WEI.DON DRUG CO. - ^ third on the possibility of a White Boralsg. Three cases conUn- Provldttice, R. 1. Both Mrs. morning. The bus from Hartford Preacriptlon Pharmactsta THIS llS 9 this time House conference at which the en tram pravktus dates were Smith and Mrs. OrUfener, riding due at the O n ter at 8:37 me. with 299 Autamn St. TcL 4860 001 Main Street executive tire farm-aid program would be Yrtth their husbands, were slightly Packard John J. Oraaoa. U Mapls trouble on Center atreet near Pine alane in a different place than his I of Miami Beach, Fla. worked out. In his dlacuasion of h u rt - Acres and could not make the trip. G>nvertible Coupe . «o-pllot Mlsa Raye said the wedding the new loan bill and present ben Howard Orodkett, 2* Edger- ^relll was halted yesterday on It was not until the next bus from Night bUndnesf haa been aggra- would be "soon, but we don’t know efit payments, the president did cbsrged with breach of the East Center street Hartford, at 9:07 came along and Small Down Payment fated for some men by high altl- where or when." Her first hiuf- not say ,hla remarks implied a THE KE’S THE T H IN G ! both hKmded guilty and the ppassongers transferred that dea. There ataa have been hear-1 ban^ Vq* B u ^ y \ye*tmoret movie Sned tlO and coats. Depot Square Market Plus . ' X; veto. , » they were able to reach their tg difficulties, due to the speedy IwWp expert. The comments of the president X:, tanwivod In Fight destination. A broken fan belt was HEALTH REST PhMe 7026 Free Delivery! * i ahange ta air pressure when ris- and congressional facm leiaders in sae and Crockett indulged in Annual Meeting the cause of the trouble. tog a t the rate of a mile a minute. Home-Town Welcome Delayed it in OMiter park a week dicated they held different con MATTRESS fiHOULDER , Last November, after the Ger cepts of “parity price.” a verbal argument, Of Green Group Monthly man taass raids, the American doc- Omaha—(;P)—Nebraska soldiers In an effort to develop safe Oaaranteed for 5 Tears! LAMB CHOPS, lb. Mr. Roosevelt described it as an beaten up, wan 33c tors were told that England h ^ from Camp Robinson, Ark., won i(^eal or goal that had been set up ts Hartford la a dased con* guards agaii.at aircraft engine n o good pilots grounded, ill. dered If the ahead-df-schedule de waa picked up thsre by p6- fires, engineers start an oi' blase BUTT ENDS OF HAM, fense theme wasn’t going too far, years ago. Congre^ional lead The meeting of the Manchester In an enfpne placed in a wind tun $14.95 Open Till 10 P. M. Worse Than AItttade Beads ers refer to It as a “fair exchange d taken to the hospital Green Parent-Teacher aaaoclaUon. 3 to 3*/] Iba. aver„ lb ... 31c Toplght. • the first diagnosis was aeroem- When their special train brought price." Because of large reduc at first it was feared be nel to simulate flying conditions. <1.09 Dows and $1.00 Per »«««*, ______i them home for a week’s furloug^, RIGHT, BEN HOGAN! postponed from last week, will Theae test help perfect detecting Week. tollsm, meaning the same kind of tions in plantings and acreage fractured akUU. Both men, take place tomorrow evening in CALVES’ LIVER, ’’bends" which deep sea divers get scarcely a penion was on hand to WUllam J. Sbaa aaid, devices and flre-realstlng quali Juat Came Ini from nitrogen bubbles ta their greet them. Two hours latar faml- under the present farm act, they drinking at the time of the echool aawmbly hall. It will be ties of various aircraft conatruc- lb, point out that a farmer might get the annual meetuig with election 1941 PACKARD 120 SE hlood. Now it Is known that most hes, friends and ^ ectaearta j^ re above parity prices for his re The smoke of ■lower-burning Cameb gives you fight Shea noted the aerloue- tion materials. KEMP'S, INC. PARD DOO FOOD, of these pUots did not have the si- J*°®htag to th® »taUoiu ^ t a of officers. FIm Bedding! THIS SPECIAL SALE DAN—-Dark GroYc Green. d u ce production and. still receive ot the circumstancee and 8 oana tltude bends, but something much had artved two houra ahead of that bad Crockett been Ml— HaMi P. Luts, aupervlaor Radio, Heater, Royal Mas*' worse. I "Chedule. [less than a fair income. hurt as a t first .'cared, a of art in Mancbeater achoola will apeak on the topic, "Educating In ter Whitewall Tires. Save Their nerves and the function serious charge would have Look What Only 1450.00. Open TUI 10 To ing of glands and hearts were fissiilltsd. dependent Consumart.’’ She will FOOD SALE variously out of order. I t might be also give a resume of the art ap AT HALE’S STORE night—Brunner’s. LESS MOCTls Homstshi. Brooklyn, N. preciation coureee in the seventh ealled altitude shock. Doctors call ir,. pleaded guUty to a bad brakes TUESDAY AT 9:80 A, M. it simply “stress.” Because of the distance and eighth grades. Plea, Bread, Cookies, Cakes and The altitude bends, however, traveled to get to court this A skit will be presented by Bean*. $ 5 9 o o Down Will Buy Chevrolet were real ta some of the grounded g be received a sxMpenslon members of the art and dramatics Oroup 1, Center Cburcb. Touring Sedan pilots. The sir bends effects are # Judgaent on payment of costs. club on interior design. Roentory queer, and apt to diaable a man for NICOTINE He was arrested laet Thursday. Quiah, David Brindley, Francis a longer period than the deep sea taO ew t Diamond and Irane Finn will take 5 kind. parL 1939 Studdbaker The di^er had three to four Thro women were In court today, A complete set of stage eccnery Sedan $ 5 9 9 times more nitrogen ta his blood then the Rvermge oi die 4 other largest-selling for driving cars without U- -Is being presented to the > echool SETBACK than an aviator. The diver risks taases. They were Miss Roae Me and Robert Quiah, Herbert Steven TUESDAY NIGHT Only $99.00 D o w n - heart and lung effects which can brands tested—less than any of them—according glwi'sop. IS, 108 Birch and Miss son and Arthur Kchl urill explain HimiLA.ND PARK Balance Monthly I be fataL Mtotel Munay, 18 Bank. Mias how be new stage seta were made CO.MMUNITY CLUB Radio—Heater Hoatly Pains In Joints to independent scientific tests of the smoke itself jfitriay, pleading guilty waa fined by the boys of the seventh ' and 3 Cash Prices! But the avlstof’s bends are fiS and eesti. Miss McPherson eighth grades with the esslstanc^ $399 . convenience Admiaalon 25c. mostly pains ta the Joints. Why I fiaadad not guilty. She was left of Henry Miller, shop instructor. 1939 Chevrolet the nitrogen should settle there, ■I a ear by the driver, who bad AU parents and friends of the 1938 PLYMOUTH SEDAN physicians don’t know. To make parked double while he went into children will be welcome. Refresh Sedan thtafs worse, if a man haa a bad % Store. Ordered by police to ments and a aoclal time wUl fol Complete Motor Overhal...... $399 Radio. Beautiful Blade. Ibiee the air bends are almost sure . D l G N l T ^ t aneve the car, Mlsa McPherson did low the program. to hit there. Or if he l,as a bad . e c o n o m y so, and afterward it was revealed, Only ppot in his lungs, the pains will go MM had no Uoenae. California haa the mreatest 1938 PACKARD COUPE there too. Aftsr bearing the facts. Judge number of automobUee—2,773,88. A. R. Willde Men^of 20 are much leee likely 135 POUNDS—but they tay the "Texas mustang’’ has the greatest swing 1 Heater ...... T ------. . $399 to have the altitude bende than 16 Walker St. Tel. 8365 Down thoae of 30. in golf. And to champion Ben Hogan, Camel’s extra mildness is mighty The problem of dive bomber pl- importanL Important to any smoker... to you ... no matter how much ■ , . •1938 CHEVROLET COACH Mts remaining conscious while Look What $5.00' straightening out the plan after you smoke. . . because this extra mildness is in the stnoke itself. After ail, Pasteurized Milk Black Master ...... $389 the dive appears to have been There is NO Subafituia it’s the im oke f t n smokiE. THE BIANCHESTER down win bny solved falriy weU by the men themeelvea. The pilot bends for And Camels p v t you Im nicotine In the-sfhpke jthan any of the other TOO 1934 Ford Coach ward. like a man crouching, tryipg for YOUR OWN '4 laigeat^Hing brands testiu}... 28% i^.th an the average of the other s f S ^ S i ' PUBLIC MARKET and Cream 1937 FORD COUPE touch the floor with hia head, Beautiful G ray ...... r. . $289 Bd this position keeps the Mood brands. Even if you’re only im occapifinal smoker, you’ll find Camel’s Frons Selected Farms I dratatag from hie hrata. PERSONAL GBEGK! extra mildness—extra freedom fropfT^nicotine in the smoke—can add to Selec^d | 1934*B«iek-Sedak ■ With, 'fagtennents'* to r a-eoie«Uf»©-| Scarlet, fancy. No. 2 c a n 2 for 19c investigation. Old tim en may the] H a u d ie S te t Boyal Scariet...... Mb. can 5c Pick-Up Truck. brilliant meteor’s nppesrance G d » P lo a r...... Ige. pkg. 21c nearly a half century ago waa fol- New 1934 Ford Roadster iowed by a roar and earth tremora. Trust Co. PER PACK! P m s. Swadish sty le ...... 2 Bm. 2Se Left TUk Deal! We Need Room — They Mast Be Motor job, $95.00 .1-Ih.pkg. 18c Where every itcai you send is'rctamed looking as blight SOLDI Drive Over NOWI t A teacherler to Indiaua uaes his Member Federal Deposit I to.l|totohia atudmita | W a t withoot water...... boltiotUs 13c and clean as when it was new. pportifiane I rs. Ctep. by tha '• W ax...... pfait 59c; gaari 9Se lUqamtiaiia of geogra- THE CIGARETTE O i RMBsmbar, ws are equipped to do a rmc« thoroogh TOUR PACKARD DEALER tlia pbaaaaiaBa of cU-| AataPolidi •••«•....•.#.platgaa99c washing Job t k t t yon can do at home and chciqmr, too- , Alao, furt oeoaumptloo ...... 9 CfiRg 25c 80OAK{JkNDl aortal-oaxigBtioa phovidg hitaaat- to pMOoMUe. i u r [i: PHONE 8 0 7 2 \ - . ; A MANCHtSTER EVEmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; MONDAY, MAV 19,1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COIJIN. MONDAY, MAY\19,1941
pair for "bravery, alertness and than mem satisfaction. And tha ship of the pmmafomly ended nature of the veaael’a new mission, under' whoee order bluejackets| Ckina Our Phrtimr Brother Rat sd to death in a tirst floor room spread canvas at every opportuni efficiency.” United States Antarctic expedi but reports that she would be Individual laolatlonlats will have of her lodging house Saturday.-- Navy W m Use lued in patroUlng Greenland ty, said tha UBS of sail helped con The tolp also brought in 40 ■S' It would be Bhaer cuptlouaneaa added ra—on to wonder if the What It Meant: - H ( ^ admitted. Htachey said, tion, prepared today fo r flew ad watem brought from Rear Admiral serve fuel on long hauls.' husky sled dogs which Byrd said that after he had gained entrance to find fault with a community like time hasn't arrived for them, too, ventures as a defense vssmI. Richard E. Byrd, commander of EztoBda Bsio'a Weloome he would turn over to the Army to the house through a first floor Byrd, waiting at the pier when for service ta Newfoundland. Aad ye rstaraa i aa thia for falling, in the midat of ao to abandon a ndataken and injuri* Masonic Home Byrd Flagship Shlpflttars BWmtmsd aboard the the expedition, this statement: for the Lndt hot too window, he slugged the woman " If toe wem called to such serv the vessel arrived, Extended a many ntm iaa and diatractiona all New Taxes vs. l^ation and then attacked her. He former rugged old square rigger a few not hearkeo to year velee, i otu atruggle. ice. she would be Invaluable, be hero’s welcome to Chief Petty During the winter, planes from ly had been' a roomer in thi. lodg houm after toe docked yesterday car note yea.-«Dsatenaeai aaaociated with the vrar and our at the Arm y base kt tbe end of a cause the present expedition— Officer Ashley C. Snow, of Meri the U. S. Coast Guard conducted ^By Marg— M. Beatty i The question as the Treasury Load OrganiEation Pre> ing house. 70-Year-OId Barkentine an aerial ice survey ta co-opera own aatkmal peril, to take heed of voyage from the Antarctic. On her lonxeat cruise undertaken by the dian, Mlsa., and Radioman First God’s mflls grind slow. But J AT F—tara Se—los Writer men saw it was to flgum out how Htachey said that Head held a Class Earl B. Perce, of San Diego, tion with tcebreakem on the Hud a particular one of our many obvi* Honfi Sen— to keep Increased Income from Prepared for Defense deck when toe arrived were 22 ex- Navy ta a sailing vessel since the grind woe.—Wm. R. Alger.. Washington — The Tmasury sents a Program at grudge against the elderly lodging advent of steam—has toown the Cal., who played leading roles In son river. The planes dropped lead- oua duUea. Particularly la thia experts who planned the scheme rocking the financial boat. plomm, Including “T1 of 28 evacu The Connecticut Humane Sode* house keeper for having testified Duties. value of sails as an auxiliary to the rescue of tbe men from the filled "bombe* ’on the ice from an now befom Congmss to raise $3,* First, they figured they could Wallingford. ated in a makeshift airplane from During 1989, 10,732 sddit It ■alMur*. Batarat M true, perhapa, In Mancheater against him in r larceny case a the expedition’s ira-Iocked east engine power in rugged Polar east base. altitude of 500 feet. I f the ice ty, we assume, wants ua to protest 800,000,000 in new defense taxes grab o ff that 38,500,000,000 in ex- year ago. He spent six months in broke, it waa thin enough for ships miles of highways wem paved ^ OtO«a M MaiMkaaMr. whem ao many of our people have waters.” Tbe commander said he would against a measum, due to be voted next year hope they also am &a taxes. I f the government taxes ^ A t the Maeonlc Home in W al the Deer Island House of Correc Boston, May I k —(P)—The 70- base. I surfaced in the United Stetek ^ M •eeewt CU— H> pillow back; deep ,^lha bopeleto atruggte aa aoen aa bald, round, good-natured public Several South and O n tral Am acting on the original proposal by secratary of tbe Treasury. ever small or large, will unejoubt* Man About erican mpublics already bave pre Fomign Minister Gulna of Uru CO smoke contains roughly ten per mal tour of the Home was made T-seat; low cut-back arms. ' tbay laam of the Alagi aurmnder. I printer of the United States, came cent_ of carbon_____ monoxide______and car- Kansas City— Bishop Charles L. by many of those present. Among edly be very welcome If sent toldown to his office to find a memo sented their views to The Inter- guay, has unanimonsly recom Chintx and printed sateen bon' dl’oxide and the injurious e'f-1 Mead, 72, who m tlr ^ » y * " those greeted was Dave Husband covers. Muaaoilni baa awapped hla Dr, Harold C. Jaquith, chairman ot American (Committee, and the mended that the American rapub- that 80 fmight carloads of paper Manhattan UcB "declam that foreign-flag feet in young subjecto is attrib- as bishop o f Kansas tor the United a realdent of Manchester. He 3 Pc. Bedroom r Axrlcan poearaaiona. vaat aa they wem waiting to be Unloaded Im United States is understood to be the Hartfofd executive committee, I By George Tucker ready with r i outline of its plans. vessels immobilized In thrir ports u t^ to this factor. I Methodist chumh. was greatly pleaaod to meet soj e, for the dabioua glory of hav* United China Relief, at Trinity | mediately. Mr. Giegenback didn’t No uniform action on the idle by the war may now be utilised Tobacco first stimulates brief- New York—George K, Morrow, many of his friends. - bat an eye. Why should he? ly, then depresses the brain, slows gy, industrialist, and founder and George Haines the superintend an Italian .lappet on the Oillege. ships has yet been taken by the by the American mpublics in ac That's only a little mom than a New York.—"The bright news the pulse rate but afterwards first president of Ik s Gold Dust ent was assidious in his endeavor I me of A new kingdom which it* American nations but Thursday’s cording with the rules of inter week's supply for GPO. Sixteen today, friends," said the little Mi meeting may pave the way for national law and their national causing a high pulse rata. It corp., fomrunner of Tbe Hecker to make the visit a pleaaant one ia a mak^belleve. and for the and hia efforts wem appreciated at a time, the cars wem rolled das, meaning Billy Rose, as he formulation of a general hemi legislations to promote the de causes inflammation of die throat, Pr^ttata Corp. fty and tmnatent aatiafactlon Biff New Recruit into the third floor tracks of sphem policy. fense of their economies, the peace nervous depression, lowered sex- N T —Marv Sebuy- by the visiting bmthera snd their slouched In a polka dot dressing friends. ^gg having the Dalmatian ooaat ool- OPO'a great wambouM and a few The United States h o taken 44 and security of, the continent.” I The nickel weekly magazine the I hours later, the first of It was gown and lovingly fingered a stack ^ dlgesUon and .a s s ta lla U o n ,j„,j^ ^ „,b te r o f Alexander Ham- In a tour o f the bnUdtag and the Styles come and go, but as long With Italy—on the mapa— Saturday Evening Post has been I rumbling through the tunnel that of coarse money tabs from his Nicotine, in even hospital it was learned that them as we can mmemlisr the Salem e Italy Itaelf ta reduced to the carries two lanes of big truck Diamond Horsertioe—"the bright causes symptoms of gastrli« ifrl-1 vvtlmtagton, Del.—William For* ara at present as inmates 200 cheat with a pineapple top bed for many years the sturdiest and news today, friends, Is that our old Larry Fay wouldn’t even nod to women and 105 men. Among these al atatua of a German prov- traffic underground to GPO I tation and extreme C (^p ee, U r Allen, 59. a director and forai- have always been in good teste »I0 quite possibly the roost Influential pal Good lim e Charlie Is back. * a customer spending under 3200, Now all of this may, not be am 110 hospital cases. Modern | ...alw ays sa old sa a Yankee Building No. 3—them to be swal unless the customer carried a pls- er vice president of The duPont N o Uvtag room is complete wlthopt one or twflit organ of reaction and Isolationism lowed by tha hundreds of pmsses. haven’t seen him since that black Quotations I borne out by my readcM experi Oompftay A' fom M f pr^sldfnt hospital equipment waa shown, clipper snd as exciting and re toL ’Those also wem the days . Ca^ograpb, Infra Bed and Vio- . 5 0 of theae hsnsong I wrote Instead of isolationism I think This body of ours in so con ground of indirect Ughta. I t m* ; .|toiiad on an errand of mercy—is Jamestown, N. Y.—Miss A forts by the convincing pmsenta- cards and money ordera a thought. back In ’29, the song with the the term should be nationallsnk | structed by natum that them is fleets much credit to the artist. j It’s almost Imposslbls to damage the new laminated topa of chorus that went like this, 'Clap C. Warren, KM, who attributed h«r ^ likely to Brinimlse the reaction Uon of half truths has been tested I could go on reeling off such $100,000 Proposed Americanism, patriotism.______always a balancing of the good longevity to "strict observance these smart chrome breakfast sate. The built-up top construc hands, hem comes Charlie. CUrk; S O s s o u illa n d ^ bad. 1 ^ words, the FRIEZf or |to s u ^ aa act of piracy against a to the utmost by having to ‘‘‘write figures for hOiuu. I could tell you the Puritaiv Ideals of my tion withstands heat to 275 degreesl' This is the .flmt time that GPO has nearly 200 Liito- Clap hands. Good Time Charlie iwda^alsL moderate use of tobacco mmy be ■atlon atm entitled to aU the For Church Needs isoiaaonisc. | gQ„„t,rt»alanced ta affect by other beam” She graduated from estrian Only,, we’ve been able to offer S pieces at such a low price. Choice up—or down—to the Post policy. tyBe and Intertype machines, be- . Clap hands, hem comes Char of refectory table shown, or a regular extension top. Chair tights o f a neutiaL Holyoke Conege in 1860. But at BeatUe. on Friday, Wal- j sides 100 M onoty^ keyboards and lie now.' Me, I got blisters from BalUmom — Frederick colora; red ami white; black and white; blue and white. 34430 VELVET Them is nothing in the least mif~ ter D. Fuller, who is both presi nearly half again as many Mono clapping." Sackett, 72, former United BUtas Violent Death I value. Wichita, Has., May 19—(F>— A manenUy withstand the impact smoke tacessanUy, yet T ^dprisiag ataut this attack. The dent of the. NaUonal AssoclaUott type castera I could tell you senatur of Kentucky and ambas how the public printer makes his The mason for this turn o f af 3100,000 expenditura to cam for spirituta .. ^ uedlca- toe amerce into the Slaris k n M no law but the law of — President B«»osevelt _ at _ uemra | qj, other hand, those sador to Germany from 1929 to Choice of at Manufacturers and head of the own ink and uses about a half a fairs, this new opulence? "In- By The Asaodated Preffi , raligious needs of soldiers ta Am ,whr do inhale and who consume 1988. - ;|Be U ^tb and the claw. But Hitler Curtis Publishing Oo.. which pub million pounds of It a year. But cmased employment and defense," Londorr—Sir D’Arcy Power, ta- A pedestrian killed ta Bridgeport erica’s expanding Army is pro ptace. ____ I tbe weed to excess, should take by an automobile accounted for| Ten Colors 1 not beeping the cause of his oam lishes the Saturday Evening Post, Pm sum oy now you know that says Billy. “ Especially defense. I ternaLonally known sxirgeon and Instead of toadying to the ttmd posed in the projected 33,000,000 ------lother measures to Insum an ade- Carmecticut’s only vloleht del la this country very made the following profoundly Uncle Sam's printing business Is "Uneasy lice the head that Wears Igbata oxygen supply, namely deep author of medica] works. He was a \ Big Business with capItal-B's. bualneas man we now entertain annual budget, o f the Northern knight commander of tbe Order oi over the week-end. by letting his raiders run significant statement in an inter • • • the tired defense woi^er." a crown"—tai a democracy av^ry | brenthlng exerdses. Dr. Frank The victim warn Heary Paatom. Stearns & Fosters Baptist C6nv«)ti(m. head wears this unconrfortable and jMcCoy’s article* entitled: "What the BritUh Bhnplm. against all oommerce that “ Even ao," observed the mod 74, of Bridgeport. He died S u i^y view: The Vapmdlctabla Ttooerd' Budget figures wem disclosed sleep-disturbing crown. U now available Chicago— Lawrence W . Bcudder est squim of Beekman Place, who I About Smoking" I ta a boapltal of injuriea mistataed I not fly the flag of an Axis na- *T have been conslstenUy an iao- One of the. most interesting by the Finance Committee pre — Bnlpii Barton Ferry, Harvard to madera of tou column. I f you 54, head of an accountancy firm pub- thinks anything in the shape of a Saturday night when he was I '#1 or one of hla non-belligerent liminary to tomorrow’s openlM University. would Uko to have a copy, address which has ®®5 “ t o r o ^ ^ atruck by a car while crossing a| ANNIVERSARY house w ^ less than seventeen convention session. Dr. E. F. your request to the McCoy Health country and form w chairman M livening Poet—although that pol-1 •••gtaii) of the Congressional Rec rooms is merely squak>r-^“ even Servioota^aro of thU newspaper, The A merican Academy of Ao- street near hia bomk Adams, general director of pro Let no worker or capitalist for 1 In addition. John E. Murray. S3, Build your living room around this The status of Egypt in this arar icy will change next week. oed- i f e Interesting, because ao, these days ara a far cry from motion for the convention, said a largo self-addressed I counUncy. the old days, the realTime get that he U just a member of a guatd at the Federal corrsctloa- M A T T R E S S roaridsmbly like that of the •3ut we am in war now. We you can’t tell a thing about the the 3100,(XIO would be donated to the great society of American peo- en vd o ^ a n d grants In stamps and „ al institution in Danbury, died Sat Record. . It puts GPO in the CharUe days, and good the Christian Commission on I win see that your copy U maU^ j Reagan, 56, father of Movie Actoi 2 piece group Save $27.00 Kates. She is openly sym- am like a man who has jumped off urday in a Danbury boepitel of in same spot as the housewife who thing. Camp Communities, sponsored by W. Bawkee. pmridrnt promptly. Ronald Reagan. witb Gmat Britain but a springboard and baa not yet “ But you can’t blame a guy for the National CcuncU of Home CUveland, O. — Harris Creech juries suffered Friday when his never knows whether her spouse dratober ef Oeesaaeme of the U. aato hit a tree while be was I preserved dtrictly a status being sentimental. In the speak- M issi<^ an interdenominational . Aad Answers 67, president of Tbe CUveland touched the water. He isn’t wet, will eat dinner downtown tonight g ...... • - ' ^ •Bswering sa alarm for tbe escape | or, totaff Ao«to..tro». one. to ta&{ easy days I eftea sasv-Waxy -Goe»>. ion: ME. Et'V.'WritoBr ’T- ’asist Oo.. former ineuber of TIm Imagine building your new living room scheme around — bflllgerrncy,- even though V .gaUing. group covered, say, ta turquoise...roaa DuBrary.. .a thpusapd tp .a a J v a ^ V ..’ L-i"! irw.i Federal Reserve Advisory Cbaner ‘ ?Taif twfcs :'bMa in^^ gueptfl*...... — i- ■ , wine! Tliosa am juat three of the smart colora avallaMs ^ .flpriatftoani agala ' gometimos Congress doesn’t do Arnold Rnthstein thought aotta' thie^wpe 10 itat a substitute for butter. Tbe bca^ ahd Tte many jrears preaidant M. Just a few mom of theae beauUfuUy tailored ' sinptitoyisttUHsd to * f f M t many, yean atnee j Qg anything and the Record tag of flinging away 3 ^ - They Thaaks W alt Long YtaM with the dever, but with the hum- we am using oootains vegetable The CtovMaad CUartag’Mouse As mattreaaes le ft Hurry for youmr Usually one or the other of the two textured fabrics you choose when you buy this Brides’ Sale speclaL Other cM®ra TMi a nmt&aL the Saturday Evening Post, had a|may .be hanU^cnougb p a p e to thought they w em . great guys tats—ara these wholesome? Tbe sociation. Admits Slaying 325.00. Mads witk fltearns A Foster’s fa when they bought champagne for DyersviUe, la.— (F) —-Twenty- !Iir.jeeepk B. f makers that thU brand sup mous Seat-Edge taersprtag unit.. .with the Alice Blue, Cardtaal Red. Maroon. Gold. Lnflwood all the Zamsam's pas- thought or a purpose that could bind. Sometimes, as in nmat of seven years ago W. B. Cannon of everybody ta the house, including New YofkU S3. Nldwlas ctarck. plies vitamin A. For sfoat reasco Great Day far Un edge you can’t btenk down. Royal Blue, snd Jungle Green! Every color offers an W Iip ' BS lost or aU of them the national defense sessions, it Chicago, saved a man’s life by. not be traced to the germ of profit ___ to several hundred pagi Is this vitamin added?” Elderly Woman! poasibiUUsa for an unusual room scheme. taking him., badly injured from a* Lesriston, Idaho (F) A hmd IS lost aad M M rnnaide ration. I f it is now to take IBut ta any event GPO has to get "One night I saw a couple of I think co-operation U the al Answer: I raoMder that tbe motorcycle accident, to a doctor, office taisineae t y merchants eav- Both pleraa ara, o f couras, built to Watkins axaeUaff I 1 dsdarad at this its place squamly alongalds the it ta the by • o’clock the radreteers run up a fast tab of ternative to monopoly either oo vegetable fata ia oleomargarine May 19—(P)—Herbert I Cannon only, recently got ac the part of M g business or on the am^ nboUsoms,______’ and recommend ed straw hat day from a compleu b f BxesUsnoa to tasun you tang, c o m fo r t ^ ly ha quits sum daUy/growing army at those arboae foUowtag morning—aad this In 31.400. When they found out the quainted with Leo J. Thill of Ce- Head. 28. of the Roxfaury district, waiter had kited ^ cbedi 3800 part of government. »!.*» Vou usiag this food. Iwaehont 'nie.parads was nlnef S T r a - w r lc t . was booked today IM 8 0O- . : deter- spite of tbs tact that copy U OUT R^pldls 1R-9 tiM Ver- ItU ta ta ^ for ^ u e e , to be out. Tbe m aw w fi^ to Mmw iq banner is ao l a o ^ the sftan until after ssldnight reach- they chuckled aad gave him *ieerge IL Al on-a charge of murder after he I Ufa be saved. ’ndO was uac v m i iMtaad of butter. ForaMrly. Ifor a straw hat ceronaUoB. A raw mark on a flsM of gold, but ttM extra 3800 for a Up. ’We took a confMWd. PoHee CapC JasMS J.l lag the ptanL scloas whan taken to the doctor's ■1 m u ^ margartnas were ta^^wng in Idiine broke down whUe fraefing t Btara and Strlpea, sinedra, devoted StBOS OFQ moved into its new sucker for 342J)00 today,’ one of office and didn't leara his bene 1 to tbs al^iaff ofi them said, why shouldn't irou vitunin A. Tbia v w —*" is foundjstraw hat ta a epka of lee-for i Caitten, 7 i y sfl> e ld l iwBlBot be Ajasricans arlU w el»m e this re^- ata lniF**n f ta February and factor’s name until introduced to Althouiik * b * In b^tar. aad km been added tolffueaeing eeetaet But it Ytafl'i f R. O T H S R S INC as aU e to streamline Its p r o d ^ get your cut.’ . Cannon by a withem to the 1914 1 am nsv tbe buttm K h g r itu ta m uny for mebretta ' ----- w l^ Mi ivosBABOW moves from Th oas wete , the days when ..H. ^ J «N I .... MANCHESTER EVENTNQ HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, MAY 19,1941 Manchester evening Herald, Manchester, conn, mondat, may id, 1941 dent of the Hartford Guild. Mr. and Mrs. Kemp acted as host and Getting Ready M anchester Watch Guild hosteoi to the Guild meubera. Ssnsible Borrowing can bring All This—And Bridgfe Parly CAarles Stowe, of Hartford, presi 14 Years of Air Progress: Spirit of St. Louis to Super Bomber Obituary Daily Radio Programs D ate Book dent of the State Guild was also P e a c e o f M i n d let FoT Induction! Local Guests present. q Diploma Too Well Attended ToaMrrow ______>• * A picnic lunch, , planned to have Here tm jiey ti ptnost wbe ire oa balanc* tAovc. Slap h today May 20. — Annual meeting of been served out-of-doors had to be hencM sad aWc M make himII for full dclida. Big Success Both State Guard Com> Educational Club at Green school, Hartford Chapter Enter* served in the cottage due to the momhiy piymenu can tx>rrsw IAEM Y'S B-19 s u p e r B O M B ER Deaths 4 p. m. strong wind blowing yesterday. to 9((x> entirely on lifir Uecmw %m. SH G. O. P. Women Hold This Week tained by Leonard OK'S. Co-tignen are not required Tsa Mata atvsot Wingaphn: 210 ft. Facts as Propaganda panics to Be Sworn in Mr. Richman says that the pur SfKto Tlkoateor MMu. ■nd AuxIllaiT^ En- Adolph C. Knofla pose of the Watchmakers Guild is ,■ employer of (riendt art not Fu«ali««: 132 ft. Engmaa: 8000 h. p. ing Social This After May 21.—Comedy, “ The IJfe of Richman. involved in any way. Chargn Beams S aaS 6 Adolph C. Knofla of 75 Eas(t Tom orrow . Riley”, by Second Congregational to aid in improving the skill of all Tel. aeaa Annaal Ev«it at Waight: 70 tona. Craw: 10 man. Middle Turnpike, died Saturday are )% on unpaid tnomhly ^t- M. H. Moevett, Msv. noon at A. Lm Home. Policy of U. S. Radio Young People at Whlton hall. those engaged in the profession. sacca up w tioo, monthly me at the Green. Caa load: 11.000 gal. night at nine o’clock in Manches 'Company H, of tlie State Guard May 23.—Military whist, at St. The Hartford WatchmakA-s A sterling silver bon bon dish, ter Memorial hospital. Mr. Knofla James’s hall. C, L. of C. Welfare Guild, one- of five in 0>nnectlcut, given as a door prize was won by Oor iorvImOvarmtueWOOOO ttOUSIKHf IttO m Spaad; Ovar 200 m. p. h. who bad reached the age of 75 had One of the most successful des under the command of Capt. David sert card parties of the sesumn By O. E. BatterfleM Arather than the possible impUca- McCoUum, will meet tonight at the Fun(L was entertained at Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Wallace Gray of Hartford. mtmb«rs »nd been in failing health for nearly May 24-25. — 25th annual con ______praMnt Satuntay three years; , was 4n full swing this afternoon New York, May 19—(SI—FacU 'tlona thereof. . local armory for lta regular week Samuel Kemps cottage, "The at the American Legion hall on vention of New England Ck>nfer- Birches” . at Columbia Lake, yes Nearly 20,000,000,000 gallons of ; at th« 10th annual joint ban* Bom in Germany Mr. Knofla as the real propaganda, based on ly drill period. Capt. McOoUum ence Luther League'ta Emanuel motor fuel Is used annually by the of Anderaon-Shea Poat and had lived in this country for 60 Leonard street. Given by the Man Programs tonight: Bhrenlng war terday, by Leonard Richman of the contention that the truth ia schedule—6:15, NBC-Red; 7:55, annonneed today that final prep Lutheran church. the Dcwey-Richman Oo. and presi motorists of the United States.- ary, Vatorana o f Foreign years, coming to Manchester from chester Republican Women’s club arations for tomorrow’s Induction for the benefit of British War Re the beat way to convince, is tbe CBS; 8:30. NBC-Blue; 9:00, MBS; May 24. — Barn dance of Me I 0 * 4 Atomizes RendOyl at the Mbnchaitar Graen Pennsylvania in 1904. For years he ceremony will be held. morial Hospital Auxiliary at Ma Paat Dapartmant Com- was employed by the Glastonbury lief, it attracted players from all continuing policy of American 9:45, CBS-East; 10:30, MBS; Oar Foel OO In in nalssi L;00, CBS; 11:30, MBS. ’The new hat cords for enlisted sonic ’Temple. JMnaa i T Lae of WllU- Knitting company .4t its plant in parts of the town and surrounding short wave radio in its battle with men have arrived and will be I m iwm iZrCS a better OU for baraers. B|e»' ntlc waa the, goeat Bpeaker. places. ■ NBC-Red—7 James Melton con Next Week Manchester Green, long since out tamed to the men tonight by the cause it Is better reflaed ts bm ^ Watrb far aabotaom of operation. Women of British extraction totalitarian broadcasters. cert; 7:30 Richard Crooks, tenor; May 27. — 7th annual outdoor: 8 I. Q. Quix; 8:30 drama “X>ver Supply Sergeant, Herbert P. Bls- burner, yoor boraer's seeds! Ns •« P Paat Oewnmandar Laa daaoribed He leaves his wife who was Miss who have worked tirelessly .for the To say there is a.battle of sell. The new cords are a striking music festival by local schools, ■ihMi currant condition of tha uaval Maria Quoos, five sons and three, cause for nearly a year.-were busy international air waves lanjt the Rainbow” ; 9 Contented Con- combinatiDn of red, white and blue 1,000 voices, at Educational, British War Relief •lent about H. It ia bettor In ®^saa of tha United SUtaa aUt- daughters. They are William, Al serving the guests, each bearing a stretching the point All one cert . colon and will ba worn by all en ^uare, 7 p. m. home baraerb beeaoae It ha*^ 'S a t tha NaN'> la in a healthy trouble bert, Arthur and Fred Knofla of patriotic red, white and blue need do is tune In at any hour of CBS—6:30 (West 9:30) Blondle; listed men In the OnnecUcut SUte Next Month been made superior at tiw a e with nothin* to w r r j about this town; Harold Knofla of York, apron. Prominent members' of the day to hear. .The principal, 7 Those We Love; 7:80 Gay Nto^ that quarter in tha way of pre- Guard. June 8.—St. James's school llBery! One tank flUiag srfll Pa., Mrs. Bertha Gess, Mra. Ger the Rbpubllcan club, both tof field of the clash to gain attention ties Revue; 8 Joan BlondeU, Wck Camp Hurley graduation exercises. (odnaaa. Ha urged former enlist- trude Smith and Miss Emma A. and county also, assisted, is Latin America, although Berlin,; Powell in “Model Wife” ; 9 ^ y show He superiority aad eei man to taka awry precaution 1st Lieut. Danny Shea and June 10. — High school gradua Knofla. Another son, Elmer, died dessert was a delicious merin Roine and other Naxl-controlled Lombardo. NBC-Blue— 6 This Technical .Sergeant Jerry Demeu- tion at 9:30 a. m., Buckland school omy. ■at potential aaboteura Intent SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS ' topped with vanilla Ice cream stations are concentrating on Is the Show; 7 I Love a Mystery; upaetUn* tha preaant naOom on Janwry 3, 1937 at the age of acy made a trip to Camp Hurley, at 2 p. m. 31. Mr. Knofla also leaves a slater, chocolate sauce, served with- North America, too. The Unit 7:30 True or False; 8 .'Basin S t Nlantic yesterday. A few new June 11.—Barnard school gradu ■ ■ruiHT prc^n^^ Wingapan: 46 ft. Range: 3600 mi. fee. Mrs. George H. Waddell and Swing; 9:30 Radio Forum. Sen. BINGO ttH* ex-aervlce man, due to hla Mrs. August Wolf of East Hart ed States does likewise with'con buildlnga have been erected and ation at 10 a. m., Green at 2 p. m. Fuaalaga: 23 ft. Engine: 200 h. p. ford, 11 grandchildren and oni a large number of the club mem tinental Europe. Qtt-1 A. Hatch on “War Material tbe mesa halls have all been re June 12.—Hollister street school • training, la more expar- bers made the meringues. FUEL & RANGE OH and batter prepared to in Weight: &150 lbs. Crew: One man. great granitehlld. In contrast to the type of "com Production.” . .. painted. Tent floorboards are graduation at 10 a. m. m b s —6:15 Here’s Morgan; 7 ept thoae intent upon creating Caa load: 425 gal. Speed: 130 m. p. h. Mr. qpd Mra. Knofla celebrated Patriotic Decoratlona ment and news” programs which ed up near the camp entrance. 'The Tonight at 8 OXlock fn Any Quantity — Any Time! their ^gplden wedding two years Mra David M. <3aldwell who was come across tbe Atlantic from Amaaing Mr. Sifalth; 9:M Melody camp is in excellent condition, and A plan under consideration In A^hokaal* and Retell ago bn March 4. mid-Bhirope, the American broad- Pageant. many nearby cottages in Pine ^ tto a turkey dinner . TjWJTOWiCttfiite 'in charge Of tables, secured the Germany to enable big bombers aerved by Mra Mary Hum- ^ ^ n e ra l sendees will be held to loan of more than 50 attractive cuters—among others the short Grove and C>escent Beach \vlu af to take off from small airporU Is morrow afternoon at two o’clock What to expect ’Tuesdaj^Day- ford families of the State Guards tea of Schwl. _ __ covers or lunch cloths. The nap wave units of NBC and CBS, the "ski jump” method. Planes ORANGE HALL BANTLT on. COMPANT 14 vcars to the month after Charles Lindbergh made hia historic non-stop flight to Paris in the Spirit of St. ^ u is, the U.S. Army i at his home, and 2:30 o’clock at kins also were In the patriotic col WRUL at Boston and WGEO of time war schedule— men a pleasant place to spend th* would be hoisted by cranes, then B-lO suner bomber is getting its Arst tests. Pictochart .shows how the monoplane of 1927 compares with the giant four-motored bomber Concordia Lutheran church, of ors. ' . Schenectady — stress unbiased Morning: 7:00. NBC. CBS; week. Upon inquiry, it was found take off d-wn the incline until CENTER STREET PHONE 5293 ■'TMra. ^ iia t DepSrtment Preal- « of 1941. B-19 could make flight Lindbergh made, and come back again without stopping. which he was a trustee for ten Mrs. Richard Symington, who news reports as obtained from the NBC-Blue; 8:00, NBC-Red. CBS; that the cottages can be rented for speed is picked up to rise. The Admission • *...... teases 25 CGntSe Servinff the PabHc for 23 Yearn. Kra Mary irlah. Gold Star years. The pastor, Rev. Karl was in charge of decorations regular press. association- chan 9:00, MBS, NBC-BIue; 10:80 MBS; a week comnqencing at the end of tower would rotate to head into Mhar and Mra. Marj- Murphy of Richter will officiate and inter Aa 583 naval reserves were placed a large American flag in nels. 11:45, MBS. Afternoon, 12:45, June, but no weekly reservations the wififl. * Londy. Department » a p - stronghold by acknowledging that ment will be in the East cemetery. graduated from the Naval Acad one corner, and in the corner di NBC; 1:00. MBS; 2:55, CBS; 4|00, will be taken before that time. Hackensack, N. J., hospital, and fore the sailing were sent to Woonsocket, R. I., said that four While there are no restrictions were special gueaU of the priests of the Sacred Heart Or the situation for the duke's forces Friends may call at the Knofla emy at Annapolis, Md., Ensign agonally opposite a large Bhigllsh on South American listeners, tun- MBS; 6:25, NBC-Red; 5:45. CBS, his wife, the former Miss Mar school in Florida. wa? "becoming . more difficult home this afternoon and evening. Union Jack. Mrs. Symington con NBC-Blue. ^ . All members ^*(^^pany G are garet Stevenaon of Rldgew'ood, Three Baltimore nurses, Mary der, Brothers George Alme, Her Joseph McCoy collected a di era-in of German-controlled coun- bn est Undera. Commander of N- man, Andre and Mathias were pas from hour to hour.” Arrangements are in charge of the ploma and a kiss from Lynn centrated on gener^ decorations NBC-R^—11 »• “ • Words and asked to report to the armory were also sponsored by the Alice Engel, 32, Sylvia Olneas, 29, trlM are not so free. In fact early tomorrow evening ao that ^^taon-Shea sengers for Capetown to be teach (The communique attributed this Watkins Funeral home. Allison, who will soon be Mrs. rather than on the small tables, they face prison terms if caught Music; 1 p. m. Light of the World; Madison Avenue Baptist (^(freh and Ruth Utz, 30, were believed to "the scarcity of means, the 5:30 First Aid Week. CBS—8:46 the new hat cords may be Issued r and Introduced the gueata to have been aboard the vessel. ers in South Africa. They had McCoy. Regular academy grad and used flowering crabapple, yel eavesdropping on foreign stations. __ evening. Othert who spoke of Paterson, N. J. He was a medi been, he aaid, on the faculties pf losses suffered, and the Impossibil BartMuw A. Straugh low roses, spirea, lilacs and other a. m. Hymns of All Churches; prior to the induction ceremony. cal mlasionary. They were bound for Nigeria, Brit uates must wait two years to Yet, from the letters continually Stf tba banquet table were Mra the Woonsocket school and the 8 a-, ity of carrying away and tending Barbara A. Straugh, 12, daugh- marry, but reserves can take seasonal spring flowers in profu coming through the censors, there 2:45 b. m. America In ’Transition; Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Young of ish West Africa, to serve with a 3:45 CBS Concert Orchestra. iderldi Parker, Prudent missionary field force. cred Heart Academy in Central the wounded.” ) I ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Straugh wife any time after graduation. sion throughout the hall. seems to be plenty of “aneak-lis- Mancbaater Committee of the Gastonia, N. C., en route to Ntrobi, of 60 Ridge, died at the Hartford Mrs. Henry Huggins, general NBC-Blue—10:30 a. m. Alma Africa, as • miaafonaries, were The Hartford Theological Sem Falls, R. I. tenlng.” Teachers College ■h War Relief Society and inary, Hartford, Conn., reported !'.ospital yesterday morning. She chairman, thought cards would Recent examples of the Ameri Itttcbell Journal; 11:80 Farm and Commander Frank Valluaai aboard. Mra.-Young was Miaa Renew Attacks v/as taken to the hospital the first occupy the lime until alter four Home Hour; 1 p. m. U. S. Army Doris Warren of Detroit. Mlch.^be that six of its former students gan and Mrs. ^Emma Sweeney can way of fighting with words were aboard the Zamzam. Fascist Forces On German Aircraft of the month where It was foupd o’clock and no announcement Band. MBS—1:30 School of the Plans Horse Show the banquet patriotic fore marriage. sang the solos. The funeral was are found In the paanner In which All going to mission posts, they Cairo, Egypt, May 19— (JP)— she had a ruptured appendix. prize winners could be made un the Hessxase wak hanmed aa well Air; 2:45 Belmont Park race. wtrE suBC uid ThomMS «!• Six Tbbaceonlsta Aboard She was bom in Manchester, largely attended by members of Some short waves: GSC OSD were: Give Up Arms British planes have made renewed the American Legion and Veterans til then. aa the «rort put forth to. make postmaster, accompanied at Six Wilson, N. C. tobacconisU, April 13, 1920 and was a member OSL London 7:30 Britain Speaks; WUUaaanUc. May 19—Miss Ruth who recently left here for South Mr. and Mra. Thomas 8 . Russell, attacks on German aircraft on of Foreign War Posts of which President Roosevelt’s message to oiano. Dancing followed. bound for East Africa. Syrian airdromes, the R.A.F. Mid of the Sunday school of the Eman the French people fully available DJD DZD DXP Berlin 8:16 Proctor, !41, prestdent of the Ath decorations were flowers Africa, were believed on the liner. uel Lutheran church and a student h.e was a member. ment; 2RO Rome 10 Nevm; OSC letic Aseoclation of the WllUman- DOITT TUIO-TimE" Tal%i They wrere Thomas Miller, Ned Mr. and Mra. Stanley Johnson, ((Vintlnued From Page One) dle East command announced to The burial was in St. Cather Duke of Aosta in that country. In both in by Anderson’a Green- bound for Palestine. day. in the seventh grade in the Barn GSD OSL London 10:15 l^attert tic Teachers College, announced and also coraagea for all Laughtngbouse, Tinkle ^hnson, ine’s cemetery, Broad Brook. The stances the facts as obtained k Mr. and Mra. Thomas J. Jenkins, ■whole of th6 forces In the area” The bases bombed .were the same ard school. She is survived by her the news sources were stressed (ff Moment. today that plans have been com at the head table were pre- Harry Cawthome, Jamea Smith, parents. > bearers representing the veteran pleted and classes are well filled bound for Egypt. of'Tlmba AlajI, a 9,000-foot high aa those raided by the R.A.F. be posts were: Henry Whltehouse, _ Quits Fighting to the committee by Mr. and Paul Burton. mountain 280 mites northeast of 'The funeral will be held at the for the Horse Show to be given The Africa Inland Mission, tan Five from Pittsburgh fore — Palmyra, Damascus and Albert Gltler, Harold Dowdlng, Five missionaries from Pitts Addis Ababa, were nurrenderlhg Rayak-^thc communique said. Watkins Funeral Home, 142 Blast 1360 Sunday, May 25, at the Potash svstehi inter-denominational group with Joseph I*aroux, William Poehnert (Gontlhiied From Page One) 1080 vouR HEniinc and that "It is estimated the pria-. Center with Rev. Thorsten A. Brook Stables of Kingsley Brown headquarters in Brooklyn, aald burgh were Thported aboard the ^ id s a'eo were reported on and' LflT. Loftus. WTIC WDRC Kilocycles oners will nunqber 7,000, together Rashid airdrome in Iraq and Cal- Gustafson of . Emanual church Kilocycles in Windham, at 1 p.m. lericans Listed they had a missionary party of J9 ship. They were Dr. and Mrs. Paul the high command said that no J. Smith, United Presbyterian mis- with considerable quantities of ato airdrome on the Island of officiating St 2 o’clock tomorrow I Eastern Daylight Time Eastera Daylight Tlnm An exhibition of trick riding adults and seven children aboard. guns and material.” afternoon.. Burial will be in the damage was inflicted there either. and jumping will be given by Do yon use your automatic heating system all-year They Included: Bionalries, and Mr. and Mrs. Ells Rhodes. ;r s worth Steel and Miss Rhodie Olson, The delay in the duke’s personal Blast cemetery. The funeral home ItaUans said the Amb«^ -'Alsjl Monday, May 19 Lewis Levine of Norwich. Mr. Le The Rev. and Mra. W. J. Gulld- About Town garrison held out gallantly in the Monday, May 19 26, of the W'orldwide Evangeliza surrender. It was said, was due to will be open from this evening un P. M. vine will have with him his team 'round—to heat your house and heat hot water too? ing. Mrs. Gulldlng is from Detroit his desire to be the last man to Imperial Forces til the hour of the funeral. 40-day fight, despite manv wound P. M. of five horaea and eight daring and her husband la an English tion Crusade, which has national 4 :00—Backstage Wife. 4 ;OoL_strlcUy Swing. Page One) headquarters in Pittsburgh. leave. -The Just Us Chub will meet to ed who lay on the summit without 4:15—We, the Abtwtts. riders, who put on the best ama man; ' The figures on actual prisoners Occupy Dalle Mrs. Mary E. Marrow morrow evening vrith Mrs. Walter shelter or treatment, because it 4:15—SteUa Dallas. 4:30—Story of Bess Johnson. teur show of its kind in this sec O PearsoB road, Maplewood, The Rev. and Mrs. L. J. Buyae. Dr. and Mra. Smith, whose home Nairobi, Kenya Colony, May 19 Henry of Starkweather street. had been ordered to resist as long 4:30—Lorenzo Jnoes. tion of the state. was In North Bend, Neb., had expected to be taken differed from Mrs. Mary E. (Desmond) Mar 4:45—Ad Liner. If so, you're paying more than you think—in repair and two children. Mrs. Buyae la previous estimates that 35,000 to (Ah—Eight hundred Italians were I as possible to keep the British 4:45—Young Widder Brown. The Horae Show la for pleasure from St. Paul, Minn., and her hus spent the last year In Pittsburgh row, 55, widow of Thomas William 6:00—Home of the Brave. 4:65—The Royal Clowns—HoW' nry Bmahelmer, M, of 38.000 troops, including 7,000 captured when British Imperial Rev. S. E. Green, of the Cov- from sending their forces to other ard and Shelton. horaea stabled within a twenty- band is a Netherlander; on furlough from Nasir, in the Su forces occupied Dalle, an Import Marrow, died at 35 Cottage yeater- 5:15—Portia Faces life. Tard street. New York. Italians, had been trapped at enant Congregational church | war fronts, 6:00—Mary Marlin. mile radius of WlUlmantlc. There bills, depreciation and cost of fuel. You can't bum a candle George Me F. Butcher, 21, of The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Mun- dan area. Mr. and Mrs. Steel were ant road junction 35 miles south of day after a two years* illness. She was elected'assistant secretary of 'The British first attacked the 5:30—Jack Armstrong. are nineteen classes—for pontes, registered with the Pittsburgh mis Amba Alajl. was born in Wethersfield, but has 6:15—The Goldberga. 4 lg t Seth avenue, Seattle, Wash., dy, of' Irvington, a suburb of New The R. A. F. reported heavy Sciasclamanna, Friday, a British the Eastern Swedish Ministers’ fortress AprU 8. Fascists said the 5 :45—Three Sons Trio. saddle, and harness horses, and .jmealved • yeaYa leave of ab- ark. N. J.; sionary organization from Alberta, communique s^d today. been a resident of Itenchester for Conference held In Worcester, defenders were "ehorniously in 6:00—News and Weather. 5:35—Tbe O’NeSls. real show Is promised. The pro at both ends—and you can't get hot water for nothing I Canada, where they left their two damage on Axis motor transport 33 years. She is sumyed by four 5:45—Scattergood Baines. - • Yala Unlimktty. Tha Rev. and Mra. J. Fred and tanks in the Fort Capuzzo and Staff officers, two guns and two Mass., Over the weekend. It was ferior”- in both numbers and arms, 6:16—Baseball Scores and Strict* ceeds from Uie Horse Show will Louis Redgate. 19, of Young, Mra. Young from Berkley. children. Miss Olson had register armored cars also were taken, the sons, William Marrow, ohWethera- the 53rd annual conference. Rev, 6:55—News, weather. go to the Staebner Memorial Loan ed in Seattle bi^t had been in Pitts Halfaya pass areas in Libya. A fleld, Richard Marrow of Hartford lacked planes and had only "scarce ly Sports. 6:05—Jack Zalman—World of N, Y., ^roungeat of the Mich., and her husband, West Gas number of tanks were said to have communique said. C. Eric Linder, o; Bridgeport, was anti-aircraft defense.” 6:23—Five Dollar Facts. Fund tor the benefit of students at burgh for six months. Mr. and As a result of the fail of Dalle, and Jamea and Thomas Marrow of elected president. Sports. the WiUlmantic Teachers College. tonia, N. C. Mrs. Steele and Miss Olson were been put out of action and serious Manchester; a daughter, Mra. Mar Vulnerable From Above 6:30—Salon Orchestra. Raymond Ha^Hand, 20, of 2907 Dr. and Mra. Arthur M. Barnett, damage inflicted on vehicles. the British said, two Italian di The position was strong be 6 :45—Lowell Thomas. 6:15—Bob Trout—News. The officers of the coUei^ Athv RnUivan avenue, S t Loula, Mo. bound for the Belgian Congo on garet Anderson of Spruce street; The monthly meeting of the 6 :20—Edwin C. HIU. leUc Association are: Ruth Proc Hackenaack. N. J. their first missionary assignments. (Obser\’ers in Ixmdon pointed visions, "if they escape at all, can cause of Its brush-covered moun 7:00—Fred Warlng’s Orchestra. HlatMy Inatracter The Rev. and Mra. W. Ted Fix do so only by taking to the bush.” five brothers, Michael, WUUam, Past Presidents’ club of Mary 6:30—Paul SuUlvan Reviews the tor, ’41 of Yantiffi'Beatrice Bates.' out last night that the surrender John, James and Martin Desmond tainous terrain, it was explained, 7:15—News of the World. WaderiCk Walbridgt Hoeing, 3S, and one child. Mra. Fix la from The Foreign Mission Board of of this force ./ould not represent Dalle is in the lakes region of Bushnell Cheney auxiliary, U. S. but was "most vulnerable from 7:30—Inside of Sports. N w s- ... ’42 of Darien; Betty Young, *43 of _ New Yorit hlatory instructor the Southern Baptist Church. a cleanup of Haile Selassie’s 350,- southern Ethiopia about 140 miles of Wetherafleld; a sister, Mrs. W. V., win be held tomorrow eve 6:45—Baseball Scores; The World StoniBgton; Beatrice Pedlnelli, ’42 Bristol, Va.. and her husband from Thomas Maloney of Jamaica above for the reason cited. 7:46—Richard Hlmber’a Orches frMB. William and Mary College, Richmond, Va., said five mliwion- 000 square-mile domain, although from Addis Ababa. ning at the home of Mrs. Carrie “Resistance tfaVrefore was made Today. of Old Saybrook; Ann Nahas, '43 Blountvllle, Tenn. Plains, Mam ., and five grandchil tra. i,fcave of ahaence. Miss Jessie Blanchard, Defi arieS and the child of a mission it would release many British Samlow, 48 Summit. without hope of victory,” the Ital 8:00—The Telephone Hour. 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy,., of WlUlmantlc, Nathan Rosen, ’44 Arthur Tildec Jeffreaa, 38, of ary family sent out by the board troops for fighting elsewhere dren.’ . " 7:15—Lanny Ross. of WlUlmantlc and Ernest Weeks, ance, Ohio. Barhed-Wire Barrier • The funeral will be held Wednes ians added, “for the sole purpose 8:30—Alfred Wallenstein Sym- Miller place. West Hollywood, Miss Alice Landis, Eliasbeth- were aboard the Zamzam. (These source*- said 31,000 to ’The 2nd Battalion Intelligence of maintaining military honor and \ phony Orchestra. 7:30—Blondle. ’43 of Storm. Oahf., a graduate of Harrow and day morning at 8:30 at the home The show officials are Miss June ’/■V town. Pa. They were: Dr. and Mrs. J, 34.000 troops—almost half Italians section of the State Guard will holding out so as to engage enemy ^9:00—Dr. I. Q. 8:00—^Thoae We Love. •anner Cambridge Unlveraity atu- Paul O'Neal and their child, of and the rest colonials—remained Becomes Front Line of her daughter, 313 Spruce, and 8:85—Gay NlneUea Revue. Cunningham at Wethersfield and Hartford Girl In List With British Desert Fdrees In at St. James’s church at 9 o’clock. hold its first driU session this eve- .-oons as long as possible and pre- 9:30—Program from New York. ifeait River Falls, Ala., on their first as in the mountainous country, and nlng at 7:30 - in the Municipal vent them from being sent to other 8:55—Bob Trout and the Newa. Harry Cushing at Avon Old Donald Stewart King, 25, of Miss Carol O. Turner, of Hart North Africa, May 19.—(A5— A The burial will be in the East cem 10:00—Contented Hour. FarmA Judges; TUford W. Ctocks, ford. Conn. signment; Miss Eima Elam, of that Italian strongholds' in the Building Engineering office. A war fronts.” 10:80—Guy Hefilund and Company 9:05—Lux Radio Theater. dSlS Hunt avenue, Chevy Chaae, Madison, Mo.; Miss Isabella Moore, Gondar region, northwest of Addis barbed-wire barrier stretched etery, where her husband Is buried. schedule of work for the scctloa 10:00—Guy Lombardo’s orchestra. County Club Agent, Norwich, An Miss Ruth C. Burgess, Hacken along the Bigyptian-Lbyan frontier Correspondents were told at a 11:00—Newa. ltd., who served with the Ameri of Bethlehem, Ky„ and Mrs. J. C. Ababa, and in the lake country will be discussed. press conference that the British 10:80—On Wings of Song. nouncer; Howard D. Jobnson, can Volunteer Corps in France. sack, N. J. several years ago on Premier Mus Mra. Nickollna Oargaro 11:15—Jack Coffey’s Orchestra. County Club Agent, Putnam, Miss Harriett Halsey, Syracuse, Powell, o f Burgaw, N. C.. who were south of the capital were yet to be attacks ”ft>llowed one after anoth 11:30—Harry James’ Orchestra. 11:00—Newa, weather. Arthur Krida, Jr., 26, The returning to their missions from a taken.) solini’s order to keep Libyan Word was received here loday at Ringmaater; Dr. Edwin Dimock, N, Y. tribesmen from crossing into the death yesterday morning at er without rest until May 17, al 12:00—War News. 11:05—Sports Roundup. Weald, South Kent Conn., who years’ furlough. A British communique credited 11:10—Newa of the World. Merrow, Veterinarian, and Mliu sloped to OordensvtUe, Va.. two Fortune Magaalne officials said Egjrpt again has become the front Mrs. NlckoUna Gargaro, of 26 Did You Know ways nrtpared with the most vio 12:06—Neil Bondshu’s Orchestra. Murjoiy L. Van derVeer, Mana Two Residents the Indian and British Squth Afri lent fire from medium and small 11:25—Musical Interlude. / J. days before sailing, with Geor they believed Charles J. V. Mur Two other passengers were Dr. can forces with "briillant opera line in the desert battle for North Mystic street; Charlestown. Mass. 12:80—Carmen Carallero’s Orch**’ ger. , gette de Vilalne, a script writer, of phy, member of their board of Africa. Mra. Gai«kro, who was bom in T h a t-- caliber artillery night and day tra. 11:30—Dance orchestra. Tinsley Smith, Jr., and his wife, tions.” aided by the R. A. F., in which gave no rest to the defen 12:00—Linton Wells, newa. J t Wes^mrt Conn. editors, and David Scherman, Lite residents of Denver. Dr. Smith, cornering the duke who, as an Air Few Germans or Italian soldiers Italy, wiis 48 years.of age. 12:85—Nelya. magazine photographer, were German airlines have expand ders and was Intensified before In 12:05—Joey Kearns’ otchestra. Charles A. McCarthy, 29, Mea- a physician-missionary of the Corps officer;--.helped subdue the are left on Egyptian soil, British She la survived by a daughter, ed, and in the first eight months 1 :00—SUept ' dowbrook road, Wesfon, Maas., aboard. A cablegram received authorities said, and the Axis com Mrs. Victor Gallo, of 169 Summit fantry action began." 12:56—News. American Embassy Southern Presbyterian Church, Ethiopian klngdoni of which he of 1940 they were operating 110 Suffer Heavy Losses awarded the crolx de guerre , while April 8 advlswl that the two men was en route to the Belgian Congo was made his king’s representa manders are concentrating their street, this town, and a brother. Tuuiot»ow»B PTogram aierving with the American Volun per cent more route miles than Italian troops suffered heavy Tomorrow'a Program would take the Zamzam the next following a vacation in the United tive in 1937. advance forcea around Fort Caput- John EttSalvo, of 24 Emerson at the close of 1939. A. M. Asks More Space teer Ambulance Corpe in France day at Recife, Pernambuco, Bra (An Italian communique yester zo, just west of the frontier, wmich street, this town, proprietor of the losses from the British air and 6 :00-r-Knigbts of the Road. A. M. ASK POM THS States. land bomhardmepts, the ItaUans 7:05—Newt, waather. last summer. zil. No word baa been received Brother Barthelemy. principal day prepared the Italian people has changed hands six ymei Since State Tailor Shop at 8 Blasell The Civil Aeronautics Adminis , 6:25—Newa. John M o r ^ 28, of New York. frqm them since*. of Mount St. Charles Academy in ' for the hews from the Amba Alajl the war began. street related, “but they counter-atUck- ' 6:80—Francla Cronin, Organist. 7:15—Muric off the Record—Ray Arthur Mueller, 82, of Butte, tration has estimated that there ed the enemy each time and chas BarretL London, May 19— (JP) — The POUM^OVr Fh,ur Canadians w;erePreported will be a need for 46(X) landing 7:00—Morning Watch. United Stetee embassy today ask Mont by friends and relatives in Toron Mrs. Emma Schinn KoHInke ed him back to hla starting point. 8:00—News. * 7:66—News, weather. Charles Langdon Harriaa, 20, ficlda In the next six yesrii. re- ^As time went on, while______our 8:00—Newa o f Europe. ed Washington for permissi(>n to to to have been aboard. They Mrs. Emma Schirm Kofflnke, qulrlng an Investment in excess of unable to receive re- 8:15 — News from Here and sign new leases tor more working Ntw Yorit. 66, wife of Paul Kofflnke of 262 8:15—Shoppers 8pe<^l — Music, were: 580 mllUon dollars. - ■ Abroad. space. KfaMtonary Party of Nlae ■ Dr. and Mrs. A. O. Henderaoti, Capen street, Windsor, died at her inforcement and became weaker, 8:30—Radio Bazaar. r' time. Hcadquartera of the Seventh those of the enemy Increased In 8:35—News, Weather. Tbe embaaay staff has grown so, of Winnipeg, medical mlasloftaries. 8760 Hours Later: U. S. Defense Effort in Full Swing home Saturday afternoon after a There how are more than 700 8:55—w n C a Program Parade, now numbering about 350, that the Day Adventist, church here said Mra. K. N StrachA" on her way long Illness. Born in Hartford a number dally by arrivals of rebel 9:05—Rhythms of the Day. 8:35— Shoppers Specisl. they had a missionary . party of schools in the United SUtes for staid corridora are jammed with to join her husband in Arabia. daughter o f F*rank and Emma Hal- masses In the pay of the British,” 9:15—Food News. 9:00—Neam. nine on the Zamzam. ‘ flight training and about as many they said. traffic. Miss Doreeri Turqpr, of Toronto, ; lauer Schirm, she had been a resi schools for teaching affiliated ac 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. 9:16—Songs of Elvers. Nearly every plane from Lisbon They were: 1500 dent of Wlndqor for 22 years. She “ Despite energetic and gallant 9:85—Figurea in Music. Miaa Helen Hyatt daughter of a on her way to South Africa to- tivities. ' 9:45—As the Twig Is Bent brings an adtUtion, so that four marry a member of the Royal Air leaves her husband; a daughter, reactions of our soldiers to the 10:00-^Bess Johnson. 9:45—Hymns of AU Churches. pioneer South African missionary Mrs. John H. Litter of Windsor; enemy, the circle was slowly closed Americans standing on the em In the past two years, air pas ^10:15—Ellen Randolph. 10:00—By Kathleen Norria. bassy steps were stumped todsy who has spent moat of her life in j Force. four brothero, Frank and Charles In so that, toward May I, it was 10:15—Myrt and Marga. Africa. / United Christian Missionary senger business has increased W 10:80—Bachelor’s Children. •hen a group of United States at- Society headquarters In Indian Schirm of Wethersfield, Ernest practically at the summit of Am- 10:80—Stepmother. Mn. VioU Hankins. W e of a Schirm of Hartford and Albert per cent, air maU business has in bs, which was full of wounded, 10:45—Road of life . tadiea passed. I South African doctor; apolis said two of its missionaries creased one-third, and package 11:00—Mary Marlin. 10: :45—Woman of Courage. “Who are they?” one of those 1000 Schirm of Suffield; two step aome in rather serious condition. 11:00—Ad Liner. Mr. and .Mra. Stanley Johnson, were aboard the Ziamzsm. daughters, Mra. -Victor L. Reb- shipping has Increased by one- 11:15—Pepper Young’s Family. on tbe steps asked. They were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- “The increasing mass of wound 11:80—Lone Journey. 11:15—Martha Webater. “ Heaven knows,” was the of WaUa Walla, Wash.; nann of Ithlca, N. Y „ M n. W »- half. ed and the fury of the enemy fire Mr. and Mrs.^ Thomas Jefferson 11:45—David Harum. ^ 11:80—Big Sister. answvf. “After an, I have be f Ilam G. Boettger of Bloomfield; a against the summit caused oqr 11:45—Aunt Jenny's Stories. .Jenkins, graduates of the Eman- Hi. 7F.dwards was a natiirallzed step-son Arthur Kofflnke of Wind In April, 1917, the army had 12:00 Noon—Luncheonairea. away to lunch.” antomatlc gaa has other advantagea bo. Scotsman. The .two * were en ”039 trucks and 437 automobiles. heroic garrison, directly coi 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. ” The embassy is a big apartmtnt Of an tlM antomatk meUioib avitilaUe, |rt Is . tiri . MMOion, Berrien Springs, sor and eight grandchildren. ed by the Duke of Aosta, ^ P. M. ,aidM tbe eoal of fad. Tberds no aaotor — no Mich,; route to a station in the Belgian One and ope-balf years later It 12:15—WrightvUle Sketches. I ^ louaa on Grosvenor Square, and eheapeat-as provtsd in an Impartial study madn The funeral will be held tomor itself in such a critical 12:18^Wh'en a Girt Marries. "Mr. and MrA James R. Ruaaell, Congo. 500 row afternoon at 2 o’clock at B^rat had 85,000 trucks and many cars ^ ;S 0 —^The Weather Man. upper floors are leased out as by engineers at M ..I. T. The study eovera both expenaive repairs. Tbe Ma^e Flame does it and cUld. Ruaaril wiia a Canadian. Mix More Missionaries and ambulances. as to allow no further defensi ^2:35—Day Dreams, 12:80—Ramanee of Helen Treat. apartments. © church, Windsor. Rev. Theodore E. aD-wnd gives yon ailent, carefree, dependable servke. ' Mrs. Ruaaell was the former Caro- The Rrv. Russell D. Barnard of Defense Prolonged i 12:45—Ringin’ Sam. 12:45—Our Gal Sunday, If permission is granted to ex Winter and Snnuner, giving you a trpe monthly eoaG, Frank will officiate. “Nevertheless, thanks to tbe per line Hall, of New York, a gradu Dayton, O.. member of the Foreign Pilots w^th leas -than 200 hours 1:00—N fe ^ Weather. ■ 1:05—News, wreather. pand it is expected the tenants wlU ate of the Greater New York Mission Board of the Brethren of flying ' time were respon-slble sonal action of the duke, who 1:15—Uttte Show. 1:06—Main Street—Hartford. be aa^ed to move. Academy, Brooklyn and Atlantic church, reported that six of the for 47 per cent of the non-airline wishes at all times to share the 1:30—Marjorie MUU.. 1:15—Woman In White. Union College, South Lancaster, denomination's missionaries and Funerals accldenU Investigated by the dangers and dlaqomforts of hla sol 2 ;00—French Pronunciation Lea- 1:80—Tba Right to Happtoaaa. Maas. two children of one couple were CAA. ^ diers, the defense was prolonged 1:45—Life Can Ba Beautiful. Tire Opportunity BU Praas PhUadefphia aboard the Zamzam en routs. to lioaia E. Peck fo f several days more to the maxi 2:30—Concert Matinee. 2:00—Younr Dr- Malooa. Six of the paaaengera reported mission posts in French Bkjuatorlal 1 9 4 0 1941 The funeral of Liouis B. Peck, of In 1911 tbe first appropriation mum limit of the most heroic ra- 2:45—^Womcn of Connecticut 8:15—Joyoa Jordan, Girl Intena. n m sistance.” PROOF THAT Auio**uUic IS CHEAPER mlaalng are from Philadelphia, ac- Africa. ; 95 McKee, was held this afternoon for the development of aviation in 3:00—Against the Storm. 8:80—Fletcher WUey. Offered in Sale BaOW^btUMba. NAVY 'The Italians said that when the 8:45—Kate Hopkins, Angal of eortUag to friends in that city. He listed them as: | AIR FORCE ARMY apprapirlatotl tar at two o’clock at the Thomas G. the U. S. Navy was'made. The ap 3:15—Ma Perklna. Hie Philadciphlana were listed The Rev. and Mrs. Curtis M or-: Dougan Funeral home, 69 HoU. propriation was 325,000. defenders began running out of 3:30—Guiding U gh t Mercy. aa Mr. and Mra. Roy F. Brill, en Rev. H. F. R. StechhoU, pastor of munitions they buried bottles of 8:00—Mary Margaret McBride. TsfH wsra ttadncH J at MossacbaMltt laffMtfft sf Tackatilagf. rill, their four-year-old daughter,, gasoline aa hand-grenades, pre S;45—^Vlc and Bade. Anticipating tba year’s first — route to the Belgian Congo with I Elaine, and son. Stephen. 14* the Zion Lutheran church, offi ’ About 16,000 airplane engines 3:15—Frak Paxlter, Golden peak ia tire buying, scheduling .of their four children to serve' aa L D liL ik I * I ^ May, iW O' ciated and burial was in the East can be built yearly by the IS sumably exploding them with Treasury of Soag. by Prohsisr 0. R. W Ztti oad rtoH. Hfsrs* abssm art avsr* — J .u months, who had spent an 18- flaming wicka or with- real hand- the annual Spring sale has just 459 wanhips cemetery. American aiirlane engine m'anu- 8:80—Ad Liner. bean announced by the (Soqdyear Tbe bearers were Adolph grenades thrown afterward. Political ArresU «:56—War Oommantary, wtatber a fs BMatUy cash for lbs ytar. la 4 rm so, cash wort =^«Sra taEhrSklvn N T at ArtUndrO.. their homer H»- L784A19 Ians facturen. Service store, 649 Mein, whose .qpwnera in Broouyi^ N T. ^ Robert WUlUma-ol * Becker, Carl Nelson, August OarL Fascist aa well as native troopa h m si aa sd a i 1S00 foloat af bat walw par M d h r - ; - The chUdren are: Roy F.; eight: IBElIRHEr FMif that th€ OP* Hsrrah, Wash.; Miss Grace -Byron i ion, Oottfrlwl ■' Johnsoa," ' an o f Acccxdilng to a' rtk*ht"sulvey; 42'| captured'tn-'the flghtlng'and forced D enied by Nazis putum i^ la tim ^ to coincide with Flay Carol, fivo; Edith, three, and Manchester; Edward Hess of to act as guides for BriUab tanka wl|b lia ip tllla i fail raHs ■» Ifcaia axMlai h M s lad lia . at Plesaant Grove. la., and Mias . per cent or approximately 60,400.- 1‘Aryanize’ More the hegtiaing of what may be the two. Hartford and Oar| Miller of New 000 of the population of the United were said to have exploded gren i , AjWther nriasioeary on board Ruth Snyder of Conemaugh, Pa. oountiya falntet driving period im Another Ohio couple, the Rev. Britain. States, xrould like to learn to fly. ades, killing ttaemaelves as xrell as ‘ James P. M acl^ght et Al- M-l.l 11 ■ I the British crews. New York, May 19.—(flV-Offl- any year. and Mra. Walter A. Ohman of A misdemean-)r in one state may Of Jews’ Shops Praaent plan for saleei' dates __ _ Pa.. A repreaentallve of Andrew Titns be an indictable felony in. anoth Political drclea recalled- toat ' rial Oarman quarters, the German See Your Meuter Plumber lYbittatf Preabytarian church. .Cleveland, Gospel church mission covers the period from May 21 to BAS $2.62 »o $2.87 p*f motifh aries, also were aboard...They were •ni# funeiAl of Andrew ’Titus, er, according to tbe law of the Amba Alajl fortikas was tbe acene radio said today, emphaUcally iMflCKBlght wafe to have dlaem- of another fierce battle during 81 during the 10 days of which en route ^to the Angio-EgypUaa 44, of WindsorvUle. who lost hia particular atate. . leny that large nuartw* oT Vichy, France, May 19.—(ff)— doalars nattonaily will feature the * at Mombasaa, relatives at life In an explosion of dynamite Italy’s conquest of Haile Selassie’s (•ported. Sudan. Mrs. Ohman was the for ml an«ste have been made in Ocr- A decree “ Aryanlsia^ more Jaw- flrat-Una G-3 JUl-Weather tread FUEL 9 ^2.83 to $3.36 month 4 lAas Thaa Month mer MatheUa SchoU of Wheaton, on the tobacco fana of ’Hiomas The moon riaes on an average 1 kingdom in 1936. ’iah-owned ahofw today brought to tira pffcrCd on a special trade-in lU. ' Norton la Broad BrotSc Friday, of 50 minutes later each evening. Italians, altbough “saddened,” •nany in the case of Rudolf Heaa or 256 such establish men ts placed un New Jersey couple, ere described as no leas proud. hat Hess' wife has haen arrsated. deal, as well aa tbe All-American than a month before Another missionary on board was held this morning at his late der Oentlto' administrators in in five popular aiaes, attractively Manclioster lN\isioii eras the Rev. R. Neilaon Muir, bom« at 9:30 in WindsorvUle and Thirty-eight years U the aver Aosta, they asserted, capltul--.te«l' The British radio yesterday said FUEL C $4.26 »« $4.91 month al^qwd out to sea t eras repovted in Stodthoim that France in the last txro days. priced for the aale. Ibl pactbolH Warkiniil, were Poughkeepale, who aith his wife, at 9 o’clock at SL Catherine’s age age of steel workers, with “only after his last cartridge bad Backed by a written guarantee. church,. B(xmu) Brook. Rev. John been used up.** ■himdieds” of prominent Naxta Incluitod in tbe totest aetton b ypU a n vssmI on was going to Angola, Portuguese txro out of five being mofe thaa ,ji9e ttrec built srlth Inqxovad Costello, pastor of the church, 40 years (Sd. md been arrested. , „ara two buainaaaas, a dyeing t c K u t Africa for the West Afzics, under the auspices of house and n textila min owned by Espei twist cord have increased FUEL •As the faith nrissinnsrtss. oelehratad a' aeiema requiem Ugh 9 $4.41 »• $5.75 p*r month — asMated by Rev. Ridmrd .A new aubstaaec, compoundad Automotlva chamista are now It ia satimated that tba avaraga tha wIdely-tawwB French writer atrangth. tba 0-8 ia actual }ftnk Actlutr Barnett of CUMrsn Bant U HchssI teete having avaragad 90 per cent Dtmn (ff Windsor Locks sk dsa- fnmi graphite, that, when applied working on a process to make (ighway traveler spends about 86 Andre Manroto, la now in tba J, wmw gtvsa a Tba missionary's father. James i glass as hard as steel so that n o [United Btetea. Hiay are at Bhaof, kagar tisad wpar Uum other Siat •t the plar ■ that Xnl^.flSid tbs ooupls’s two ebU- ram sad Rsy. John King of m u' paiai is rsfiorted to aoake A -- hs t r a v ^ Just aub^dcsepB. Mra. mane tavlalMe...... afterafU it has pasawl tariats may hava tnBuM Bvt tin Nonnaady. Ibto titan tanttok . i St Ite 6P>IaEaE4atEw&6•fcgTi^ri ki iJT .. I J. l.l.HIJ.Piiiii ■-V , y : MANCHESTEII EVENTNG HEEALD, MANCRBSTEIt, CONM r m CHDAY, MAY 1^, 1941
pounds will be available In this MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, MAY 19,1941 Herald Newsboy Lose* country—the largest amount ever Facetious Instructions Are Leaders '^Notv Concentrate[ 7 PersonsDie, Nickel Is Put supplied to American Industry in $20 After Collecting one month. Eatimatea Indicate, On Method to Bail Out of < As Boat Burns Under Control however, that the to u r demand,- Annual Outing 22 That DidnU *Get Away’ in New Brunswick State Aliens Drive May Be Launched On Hastening Major Bills William Moseley, a, Herald if it could be filled, would approx Appeal Gets newsboy, lost (20 yesterday. imate 21,000,(X)0 pounds. New York, May 19—(fi^—In not(tbe bundle oteg spara Taken During Moseley has a large delivery Action Designed to Cur Officials estimate that the too serious a vein, an anonymous and tools caiirrUkt) (b) Of Engineers To Collect Old Aluminum Washington, May 19—(d*)—Oon-| ed legislation to permit develop- Others Injured as route for The Herald and on shortage for all civUtan and mlli-. Contributor to the "Air Onpsjcord.0>rps | cord. TbU Is ifttfto greaslonal majority leaders, out to ' >lent of the S t Lavrrence seaway, Explosion Shatters Saturday did hia collecting. tail Amount Used for tary needs during 1941 probably News Letter,” published by th e! (e) the usual psocedura (ieneroiis Response preserve their clean record of legls- j but no such bill has been Intro^' Sunday afternoon he went to will amount to 45,00,000 pounds. Intelligence Division of the Air j for the parachute (o- Federal Raids Washington, May 19.—(P) — Anawaa learned, was reluctance to In- duced and because of bl-parUaan Qvilian Purposes. Corpa. auggaats the following in-1 It step ' ‘B’’ or "C "' Local Resident Chair intensive governmsnt • sponsored terfere with the established scrap lative victories thla session, con opposition there has been some Excursion Vessel. BidweU’s Candy and Soda collecting business. Another is the Shop at 533 Main to turn in structlons to persona forced to' om itt^ immediate^ man of Committee of (Continued Flroai Page One) ciunpaign may be launched adon centrated today on hurrying along talk that none would be offered at bail out of a bomber: . , ing the paieinw r Tiiaii Half of N obbed bv N ozis? to collect the discarded aluminum belief that, while a drlva would UtUe River, S. C., May 19—(fi*) the change as he has done Washington, May 19—(>P)—The Young Roosevelt’s half a doien major measures back this session. each week. He was given two 1. In case of engine failure or > the post operuiona State Society. . tlon Inspector Almanza Tripp ware In every American home for bring greatly Jncreased coUectloiA ed by the administration. Congress baa sent to the White —Seven persons died and 14 others government took over complete Qaota, $1»250,: were at liberty to divulge details use In the defenae program, it waa of scrap for- a brief period, there (10 bills. other minor trouble such os lo« and fill in Form No. U81 (: They said It might be possible House legislation providing crop w ^ Injured when an explosion Leaving the store he enter control today of all nickel sup Condition ‘Good’ of wing or wings, loss of propeller, for sympathy) and mall ^Bbtcribed at thej or the total number of arrests. learned today. would be k sharp subsequent de to recess for a month or two dur loans at 85 ^ oebt of parity Henry A . Rockwell, of South Deserting seamen, visitors who Some thought has been given to cline In the supplies available. shattered the excursion boat ed an automobile and drove to plies in an action designed to cor- fire, a tx ., the foUowlng procedure the chief ot chaplaina, U. 8. Main street, an eiiglneer with the ing the summer If all pending ad prices (the 1909-14 average). Al Nightingale 12 miles at sea yeater. taU sharply the amount of metal will be carried out: Washingtoo, D. a TUs HamlUon Standard Propeller divl- overstayed their 60-^y leave and Including tin, nickel and other Drives in European countries in ministration objectives were Hollister and from their to M e t i n g * stowaways were picked up and metals in the ^gantlc scrap-coU most instsuices failed to produce though Preatdqnt Roosevelt said day. A fire that foUowed burned Manchester Green before re being uski for civilian purposes. Boston, May 19—(/P)—The con (a) Remove all loose radio accompaniod by an Bion of the United Aircraft Cor achlav^ promptly and If the for last week he Would consider thla the boat to the water's edge. Nickel is in great demand for report on the parachute poration in East Hartford, is gen- will be given deportation hearings lectlng drive, but the probabiUty is the quantities of scrap anticipated, eign situation did not require a bill carefully before deciding turning to his home at 85 dition of Franklin D. Roosevelt, equipment and ' tools. (b) Ask , tbM> half Of » W.*80 '»cel S t Hartford and Boston, Tripp that it will be confined to alumi one official said. TLirty-nlne employes of a soft Brookneld. On reaching hia the defense program, principally pilot for Form 1 and fill out same. The Form radio, spare t o t tJntted Jewiah aiaritiee wM chairman for the fourth an continuous session. whether ^ sign it, congreaalonal drink company were on their an for use in production of alloy Jr., injured in an automobile acci tools, etc., will always be nual Spring outing of the American said. num, at least for the present. Offi Pqlst to Psychological Value Omgress already baa approved farm leaders said they were qonfl- home the money was missing. dent yesterday, was described as (c) Send radiogram to Corps Area ihecKbed at Temple Beth Six of the arrests made in cials of the Office of Production On the other hand, aome offlciala nual fishing outing when the blast He retraced his route at once steels. headquarters requesting permis by passenger on his Jump. , tu t iil*ht aa a congrera- Society of Tool Engineers. The Hartfoird by local police working Management are now studying an the p^cy of giving Great Britain dent the bill would become law, occurred, ripping off the top deck E. R. Stettinius, Jr., defense di D^” today a t the Phillips House In some cases the booklet outing wUl be held at the Wampa- have contended that the campaign all aid short of manpower and baa veto^r no. and again this morning called the Massachusetts General Hos sion to make emergency jump. neetlng waa held to Inaugu- in conjunction with a nationwide the proposals. would be of great paychologiciM and wrecking passenger seats in af the different places he had rector of priorities, announced the (d) Check altitude and position, to Swim in Three Easy ^ drive which win be con- noag Country club on North Main appropriated (7,000,000,000 to back Despite aiiggestiona by Secre the area of th j engine room. pital. will be found very helpfuL street. West Hartford, on. Wednea raid were: CoBsiderad Last FaO value to the defense program. In the program. It has voted record stopped. He baa been unable new plan for aUocation of nickel Physicians said that he was in being sure to include this informa under the chatrmanahlp of Gorl Giovanni Eros, 39, New The possibilities af scrap col numerable individuals ai^ organ tory Morgenthau that big non-df- Many of the Ufe preservers were to find the money. and said that It would take the tion in the above mentioned radio «ey John S. G. Rottner. The day of this week. A number of lecting campaigns were consid Army mul Navy appropriations fense expenditures be looked into destroyed but those that were left place of the system in Issuing nq danger” and they expected he BUgh Manor Mancheater residents, both mem York city: Mario Pltori, 31, Wa- izations have asked defense offi and Is well on the way toward top in coimecUon with the new tax and several sea rafts were quick would be released aoon. gram. (e) Msdee a list of best ;«r lor the occaalon waa Be^ bers of the society and guesU, are terbury; Marcello Andriani, 31, ered by the OPM last fall but the cials v/hat help they can give and ping all previous congressional priorities, or preference ratings, The president's son, an ensign at telephone numbers in the vicinity, Farnlngham, England, May U GottUeb of New York, dl- idea was pigeonholed when surveys ^ ■ puiB a program. Congress has made vir ly utilised by those who jumped which has been In effect since —(F>—A centurieantd planning to attend. Woodside, L. 1.; AcblUe Palacchi, it Is believed that aaslgnaent a t I spend!]spending. tually no cuts in budget eatimatea into the swelling seas of the At the Newport, R. I., Naval Training (f) Notify pilot that you are of fund-ralalng actlvltlea of 36, Arcadio de Clemente, 33, and Indicated that the results might specific tasks would enable cltlsena' Major Fropoeale Pending Death Reduces March. Station, was returning to the base ready to jump. (g) Juiiip. houses once the home of Capt. HaUonal Refugee Service. His AMistants Victor Daila-Mura, 34, of Hart- not be worth the efforts. How to feel they were helping out, thus fu: and has Increased many lantic. Ts Make AUooattoos Uam Bligta of the Bounty, baa Mr. Rockwell who haa become ' < W 1 pending, however/are these administration recommendations. .Chirry Krider of Salsibury, N. from the Nahant home of his 3. After leaving ship proceed Slagle Fmid ever, shortages In some .critical directly In the defenae effort. > The OPM Priorities Division brother, John, when a ~ blowout aa follows demolished by a direct bomb Mtf tM ted Jewi!- acute, and a complete re-examlna- contend that a well-directed drive•J each month of all avaUable sup- road and overturn in Walpole. He sary for aome passengers to carry ing Albery, present owner of tlM tnatrument for the Natton- tertainment committee chairman. It Wtm reported that William tton of the subject haa been under I® \ m t 600,OOi1,000,000 in new taxes. Thla is to jump from the boat until fore Ho win be aaaiated for the Wednea Krieger,\|irreated at his home in may bring to light many thousands \ under conaideration by the House, Fiye Nazi Ships ed off by the flames. Then, he said, pUes at nickel. suffered cuts or the head and slide rule to accomplish this. If house, waa away the night ot tta| Rafugee Service, the Joint Dia- taken. of pounds of aluminum acrap that ( Thomaaton, Me., May 19.—(fi')— Stettinius said that the new face. raid. day outing* by Chapter Chairman Montvllle during' a aearch of the Local drives for collection of f Ways and Means Committee. they wflere mable to reach a ra ft neseasary it will be included la MtlaB Committee and the Unlt- Henry I. Moore and Vice-Chairman New Londm area by ' local and might never be made available ' 2— To grant the Reconstruction Thirty-two passengers and the Death reduced to seven months procedure did not Include any Paleattaie Appeal. Theae agen- scrap metals, tin and lead foil, rub otherwise. Daring Blockade WilUam A. Runnells’ five to ten schedule of preference ratings for Companions Skeptical Wilson .L. Fenn. state police, had been employed on ber and other materials have been Finance Corporation virtually un crew of four were rescued by two Mvide for the relief and A golf tournament will open the a milirary reservation. The author- Defense officials estimate that limited power to expedlate the other excursion boats. year penitentiary sentence for em- civilian uses, but that some alloca tatlon of vlcUma of war » d —Herald Photos carried on in ‘many communities by next year, the United Statea tions would be made for them ''on Spring 'Valley, Dl.—(/Tt—George outing with Bobby Grant, former itiea would not cohfirm this. and In recent weeks. Officials national defense program. This Bodies Ritoovered bezxllng Maine's funds while state ..aaion In Buropean landa; ttor state champion, and Dick Holt, di Charles Klotzer (left.s'wv®) Earl CampbeU (right) arrived Immigration Director William annual requirements In aluminum has been passed by the 8enate. Santiago, C%lle, May li9—(/P)— Soon after the explosion, the a restricted basis” in order to pre Condie contends that he is perfect pphulMUng and defenae of the home thla morning after k week’s fishing at Red Bank, Little here have not encouraged anyaueh will amount to 1,209,000,000 controller. vent serious dislocations InRstab- ly able to distinguish between car- Friend^ of the French Klentiit recting. Moat of the gueaU wUl Clark of the Providence office, drives and It was learned that some 3— To give the Office of ProducFive German merchant ships, bodies of T. y f, Gotbran and G. A hm homeland In Paleatlne; and | end Nobel priie winner, Dr. arrive at 4 o’clock when there will Northwest Mlramlchl stream, Neew Brunswick with a fine catch having jurisdiction over New Lon pounds, of which 310,000,000 must tion Management authority to say refuged in Chilean harbors since Barber, both of Salisbury, N. C., The 45-year-old bachelor, whoee lished manufacturing plants and bide and beans, but his fishing trip the Integration of refugeea in of 22 Atlantic salmon. The fish ranged from 2 to 19 pounds. of them are hopeful now that no come from scrap, 'the entire sup efficiency and apparent probity to prevent eudden unemployment. companions are a bit skeptical. Alexl* Carrel, above, fear ho la be several other contests, such as don, said Krieger was taken to more will be organized until It is which defense and British aid the war's start, steamed out Into and E. R. Griffin and George B. TTnlted SUtea. putting, horaeahoei and aptke driv The "big one." caught on an F. T. Bllsh trout fly by Campbell is Boston today for a hearing to be ply, they estimate, will be needed Barfield, both of Rocky Mount H. were by-words In three adminis "However, it la apparent that When a carbide lamp went out detained by Nadi in occupied determined If one unified effort for aircraft and other direct mili orders ahould be filled first. The the Pacific during the- week-end, ■ view of the fact that mll- France alter hia failure to ar ing. Dinner will be aeryed at 7 in the center of the display. held soon. bill baa passed both chambera and C., were recovered. trations, died yesterday at the suppllea of nickel flowing to civil during the trip, Condie couldn’t of Jewa In many parU of tte would be worthwhile. tary needs, leaving none for civil daring the Britlah blockade, and state prison hospital, eleven hours Ian channels will have to be dras understand why it wouldn|t light rive in New York on ichedule. o'clock, with NaUonal President Sailor hangouts on the New One factor deterring officials, it ian uses. the House is expected to accept the The (^oaet Guard searched well have been affected V the Frank W. Curtis, chief engineer for London water front were search 8enate version aoon. one of them was believed stalked into the night for the bodies i of after suffering a heart attack. tically curtailed,” Stettinius said after he had "refueled” it. The an- itkiR of war and the apread the Van Norman Machine Tool ed for alien seamen. 4.—Permit the government to by an armed British freighter sail Grey Barber, Jr., and Jerry Bar His mother, Mra. Jennie Run- In a statement aupport the programa for man. the approval of Italy. have passed this bUl but a Joint guna, armed with a six-inch can A few hours after the tragedy, taken to tbelr home in Hallowell. supply of nickel comes from Can home and found that his wife ,-rcHef and reaetUement car- About Town state-wide dragnet. Federal In Reports from other areas gave non and two anti-aircraft guns, A requiem Ugh mass will be sung ada, which produces 85 per cent hadn't cooked the Back of carbide spector Tripp said “we are picking To Become Part of Italy Conference Committee muat ad Corner John Dlx summoned a jury by theae agendea. Home Remarkable Catch these figures: The boundary treaty said that just differences between their ver left the port of Antofagaato in and started an investigation. John for Runnells at HaUoweU’s Sacred of the world’s supply. which be inadvertently left on the - Active la Field Try to Change up all aliens we can find who are sions. the wake of the 6,178-ton German Mints, engineer on the Nightin Heart church at 9 a. m., (e. d. t.) During May, about 15,500,000 table. Mr. and Mra George PhlUlpe, illegally here.” Florida 31, New Orleans 2, Bal classical Dalmatia,” defined by merchantman Rhakotis, giving Oottlteb haa been active In formerly of New Britain, have timore 2 (the immigration office Stefanl (official Italian news 5—^To extend the prealdent'a gale, told the jury that he waa tomorrow. of Social Welfare and Innocent Plea Au fine s collection of Atlantlo^Rlver, which is known as one of agency) aa an 80-mile-long coast power to devalue the dollar further rise to the possibility that the feeding gasoline Into an ailing car Private auditors charged, a year moved Into their newly built home % salmon as ever wet;p brought back the finest fishing spots in the en said a “number" of other warrants I^aguns was dispatched to over for almoft fifteen on Center street in the Pine Acres Officials Press Toward were outstanding); Philadelphia al strip, from Zara to Split, would and maintain the (2,000,000,000 buretor just before the blast ago, disappearance of (157,000 to ^Rlnoe 1M9 he baa been iden- from "down East" rolled Into town tire country. It was from this become part of Italy. ■tobllixation fund. Neither House haul the Nasi craft. Both steamed Bounded. He expressed Ittae opinion Runnells, who, they alleged, 'had tra c t Mr. PhUHpa la chief engi (Conttnoed from Page One| this morning In the back of pool that Campbell yanked bis big area 14, California 29 (and 21 south late Saturday. rith the national campalgna neer with the Noble and West Roundup of Aliens others sought). An Italian-Croat commission is nor 8enate has passed the bill. that the fuel was ignited. been pocketing state garage re United Jewlab Appeal. Mr. Charlie Klotzer’s car, fitted up as 19-pounder and he caught it—be 0—To make changes in the 8e- The other departing German ceipts and the proceeds of Inter brook Manufacturing company. called to trial. Both previously temporary refrigerator for the lieve it or not—on a small one-hook Washington, May 19.—(/P)—Im- 'This brought the known total to work out.Ooatla’s exact bound ships — which cleared Chilean •uperviaed four agendea, Bast Hartford. migraUon offlciala pressed forward aries. A small bit of nq^ern Cro lectlve 8ervice act. The Army Matsooka Hoot to Grows departmental checks throughout ' and non-aectarlan, for pleaded innocent. long trip back from Little North trout fly which he had bought at for the week-end alone to 204, and ports of Naxi vessels—were the hia eight years in the controller's FPz Awaiting Sentenee west branch of the Mlramlchl Blish's before starting down East. today a roundup of alien's so wide ImmlgraUon authorities in Boston atia has been awarded to Ger would like to alter the age limit 5,522-ton Frankfurt from Ooncep- ____^jlty Cheat of Brie, Mra. Emma Gun, of 30 Cottage, In scope that more than 204 were many. (31 to 86) In order to obtain cion; the 1,280-ton sister ships New York. May 19.—(fiV-Fol office. The state recover^ about ivnnia. He waa formerly aa- Fox has pleaded guilty and la River, Red Bank, New Brunswick, Three other fish were caught on reported a "highly successful” lowing up a garden party May 11 (57,000. celebrated her Mth birthday yea- awaiting aentefice. where Klotzer and Ehrl J. Camp this Jy. arrested over the week-end ar^ roundup without giving any fig The new queen of Croatia, Prin younger recruits, but opposition Quito and Gogota from Ooquimbo; wlth the SSfelfare Depart- terday. She received congratula one Inspector predicted VEUis I^ cess Irene of Greece, is a sister of has developed In the Houae MUl- and the 6,101-ton Erlanger from for the (jorman and Italian ambas' Judge Pollard receased the trial bell spent the past week. Two Snowstorms ures. sadora and their wives, Foreign The first express superhighway Advice T o The tbe City of Buffalo, N. Y, tions from, her many friends King George n of Greece, now tary Committee. Puerto Montt. The first three left to consider the petitions. He was It was the best trip to the down Two snowstorms and a big week- land won’t be big enough" to bold Minister Yosuke Matsuoka of Ja in the United States will soon be A Relatlona and other de- through vtaiti, cards and flowera especially appointed by Chief Jus east country-that the local fisher long log drive on the Mlramlchl, the final total. refuged on the Island of Crete. 7—A record-breaking farm ap Saturday, the latter before dawn of the Peanaylvanla propriation, now awaiting action pan entertained United States Am' opened. The road runs for 160 Although confined to the house tice Hughes to hear the case—sec men have ever enjoyed.__ Twenty- failed to dampen the ardor of the The arrests began on both sea Poglavnlk Pavelic war received X yesterday. ^ > e f Board. Mm Gull feels good, and looks ond time In the natlon’q history a two salmon, ranging in weight local fishermen They waited for Duke Becomes by Pope Pitu x n after the cere by a joint Benate-House commit The German merchantmen were bassador and Mrs. Joseph C. Grew miles from Middlesex, near H ar-| It beddea Mr. GotUieb coasts after the JusUce Depart tee. at a tea party this afternoon rlsburg, to Irwin, near Pittsburgh. many years younger than her federal jurist has been held on from two pounds to 19 was the the drive to halt when the log ment-issued orders Saturday for mony at Quirinale palace! in a "pri heavily laden with general cargo, ih Schlealnger, dlatrlct yeara would indicate. criminal charges. collection they were showing to drivers ate their m e^, and in this vate and personal audience.” Seaway Leglelatlon Soggeated ore concentrates, hides, lentfis, Dome! wireless said in a broadcast The highway contains seven tun-1 Newlyweds of woA to r ^ appeal. detention of seamen and others Croatian King President Roosevelt haa suggeat- meat, wool and wheat. from Tokyo. ^ nela. Davis, 74-yesr-old. Lswrence- many admiring fishermen friends short period of time they made who were in the United States iUe- 'To Be Three Frovlnoea The Women’! League will meet vllle, N. J., man, was appointed to this morning at ChmpbeU's Filling good use of their time: St 100 peikona attended the gaiiy. D Giomale D’ltalia sai4 Dalma Wedneaday at two o'clock at the the bench in 1930 by President Station, East Middle Turnpike. Aside from the better fun of (Continued Frori Page One) tia would be organized into three ig. The drive wlU be oon- Second Congregational churoL to Wilson. 400 Miles on First Day fishing, the local sportsmen got Attorney General Jackson said Italian provinces, Pola, Zara and dmlng thla week. The fol- aew for the Red Croaa. Plana will Acewpted *‘SunM of Money' Klotxer and Campbell left town no end a t fun watching the tough this was "not a forenmner of a rai—established were signed a Spalato (Split). Sebenica (Siben- WBiiiiiiini&’mr::"':r:.:r::r:rT:a^ ' general oommittee baa the be made for the annual etrawberry The grand Jury, which received May i and after over 400 miles on New Brunswick loggers riding the general roundup of ^iens” but re short time later at the Palazzo ik) and Trau (Trigore) ufould be tn charge: Sidney Ellia, marked: supper. Hoetemea for the afternoon InstrucUona from Attorney Gen the road, stopped overnight at drive down the big, rough eastern Venezia In the presence of Pre under the governor of Z a n , it was __ohaitman: John S. G. will be Mra Wallace Jones, Mra. eral Robert H. Jackson, reported Moulton, Maine. The next day they stream. Fifty men Were, working "It has been our established pol said. I f r, chairman; Sidney Moeler, mier Mussolini. Bert Inman and Mra F. E. Rey- It had found evidence that Davis made 330 miles and rolled into the drive, Campbell said this morn icy to act Vigorously against those Premier Mussolini declared the The average cost of. jiiM li Tiillin r — treae* nalds. had accepted "sums of money” Miss Ethel Hare's Camps at Red ing, using more than a dozen who are In violation of the law, the Croatia, which split from Yugo ^WlBtam Kronlck. aecretary. Italian forces in Ck-oatia would from Fox and Kaufman in return Bank, N.B. at 3:30 p. m. and se horses. 'The drive lasted all of last better to protect those who remain slavia’last month in the first days cease to be an Army of occupation ■iMeudIve oommittee: Daniel The Huatirra' group of the W. S. for "Mtlon favorable" to the 62- cured their fishing licenses before week. loyal and who are here lawfully.” of the Axis Balkan invasion, has tomorrow, when they will assume wmck. Harry Coffey, Dr. Eu- C: S. of the South Methodist year-om movie producer who was sunset at a cost of (5.00 each roan. It was extremely void through Illegal Entry Charged be?n recognized already by Ital; "the character of troops in the Ifa Davla, Davtd Blklp, Uoula church will have an all-day meet Involvod In bankruptcy proce^- Good fortune smiled on the local out the week and snow fell on twq -Germany, Hungary, Sloval^, By , teiTitory of 'a friend and ally.” ELECTRIC COOKING B m-, Mam GrMamaa. WUUam ing at the-church tomorrow from More thafi half of those arrest Inga before, the circuit court while Isaak Waltons for they received of the days. There is still snow in ed were in the New York-New garia and Rumania, and the Jap^ The declaration was In an order “FULL SPEED AHEAD" Kaflibi ' Marfow; nine o'clock on. Mrs. H. B. Oe Davla still was on the bench. He permission to fish in the famed the New Btiinswick woods, they Miller, WilUam Rublnow, Wolfe will be in charge of the noon Jersey area. In New York, 500 de anese ambaasador attended yes restoring .-ivtl powers to Croat au retired two years ago. Colgate Pool on the Mtrsmichl said. tectives, border patrolmen and im terday’s ceremonies along with thorities. Nathan Sandala. luncheon. The only other umilar esse in Mussolini and the princes of the Nat Sdiwendet, Saul the 194-year old Federal judiciary migration officers took 92 and sent Is Approximately them to Ellis Island along with 34 House of Savoy. Richard Stone, JuUua The meeting of the Fruit and system resulted in convictions un A highway maintenance truck and Rabbi ^rthold from New Jeraey. Most were The agreementi signed pledged \ Vegetable Producera' Marketing der the same statuts of Circuit Croatia not to build bases along carrying three electro magnets ^grthaler^______' Asaociation, Inc., of Mancheater Judge Martin T. Manton of New Local 5tocA r« I Urges Goods charged with illegal entry and yio- laUon of immigration laws. ' the Adriatic and not to build recently picked up more than for Nationar Defenss waa postponed imtil aome night York. Tl)p maximum penalty Is Be Delivered Although the campaign was di Navy. A separate 25-year treaty 5,000 pounds of nails, screws and Per Meal Per Person thla week. The meeting waa to two years imprisonment and a pos / made Italy responsible for Croa other bits of metal In one montn to Free havejwen held In the Sub Alpine sible (10,000 fine. Flirnlahed by Putnam and Co. rected pi^cularly at German and ./ 6 Central Row, Hartford Italian seamen the New York haul tia’s independence and integrity on the gravel roads of five Mis Club at ISS Eldrtdge, but reporta To Nazi Foes souri counties. could not be ready for tha meet included Greeks, Swedes, Portu while binding (Troatla not to take 100,000 Men ing and the date of the next meet Bid Asked ing will be selected by the aecre- Aetna (huiualty ,.. 112 117 (Conttnued From Page One) Page Oaa) t a ^ of the asaociation. Nt Y. Stocks Aetna F ir e ...... 48 50 Aetna L ife ...... 36% 28% casting Company and Station Automobile ...... 32<% . 34% WRUL, Boston. * e ___are attached to Belgium The regular meeting of the | Air Reduc...... 39 U Qermany for admlnlatratlon. Army and Navy club will be held Ck>nn. General .... 22 24 Asserting "a compromiser Is un MANSFIEMI SEED POTATOES Alleghany ...... 7-16 Hartford F ire ...... ' 83 . 85 thinkable," Rockefeller added: This fact plus the speed and economy of Electric Wednesday evening. May 21, at j Am Con ...... 75% the club. Hartford Stm. BoU. 48 52 “He who would have to trade SEEDS, GARDEN TOOLS, FERTILIZERS Arrangement* WiU Am Rad St S ...... / 6% NaUonal Fire ...... 56% 58>;4\ with Hitler would be compelled to &COMPANY Am Tel and Tel ., 149% Phoenix ...... 82 84 A Complete Line To Choose From! DwAoted Tomorrow Members of Hose No. 2 of the Anaconda ...... 25% 'do so on Hitler's terms. He would STOCKS AND BONDS Ranges together with present low purchase prices Travelers ...... 390 410 be\compelled to deliberately close 49 Ptotrl St. Hartford Free Delivery Service! Berlin, May IP— An of- Manchester fire department are Armour H i ...... 4% PnbUc UUIItles coanmunlque probably will be requested by Foreman Fred San- 27% his '^es to the coupling of com Atchison ...... Conn. Lt. and Pow.. 40 43 merce with political penetration. TeL 7-5263 PHONE 5406 tomorrow announcing what key to meet at fire headquarters Aviation Corp .... 3% Conn. Pow.'...... 38% 40% makes Electric Cooking the outstanding method today igementa have been made at 7:45 this evening to leave at 8 8% “Yes, w,e want and need foreign Balt and Ohio .... Hartford El. Lt. ... 53';4 55% trade, but'not that trade which is -NOTE— ------the French and German o'clock to go to the home of Bendix ...... 83% Hartford G as ...... 27 31 .ta as a result of the re- Adolph C. Knofla at 75 Middle Beth Steel ...... 69% used by totoUtarian powers aa a For local contact Man LARSEN'S FEED SERVICE veraationa, authorised S. New Eng. Tel. Co. 144 149 lever to poUtlCal domination.” turnpike, east, to pay their re Borden ...... 19% Unit. Ilium. Stas. ... 99 104 cheater and vicinity, call 38 Depot Square today. spects. William Knofla. a gon. Is a Can Pac ...... 3% Rockefeller said he had “confi ^ part^qf these new arrange- member of No. 2 Oimpany. Western Mass...... 24 26 dence In the drive and organiza J. V. LAMBERTON Chea and Ohio ... 34% Industrial This UNIVERSAL 'SaeaU, it liidlcated. will llke- . 65% tional capacity of tha free Ameri Rea. TqL 3619 or'leave Chrysler ...... Acme Wire ...... 18 20 ‘ be certam allegations tn the . 89% cas once fully aroused to danger, ce conAtiona Dr. Charles C. Beach, of 54 Coca Cola ...... Am. Hardware .... 21 23 “but,” he aatd, "unless we make measace. alleviations, it waa Indi- Woodland street, Hartford, who C!d1 Gas and El .. . 2 % Arrow H and H com 84 36 our toslstonca to the Nazi threat Office TcL 3665 haa a summer place on the Ver Com' Inv T r ...... 28% Billings and Spencer 3 4 wiU resiut from the conver . 17% effective now, we make doubly dif Mancheater Office Electric Range Is A n ions Adolf Hitler, Foreign Min- non road between Bolton and Ver Cons Edison Bristol Brass ...... 88% 41% ficult the task of pratorving our . 6 Joachim Von Ribbentrop and non, reached his 8Sth birthday to- Cons OU .... J .... Colt's Pat. Firearms 71% 74% political institutions, niaintalnlng Room 5, 829 Main Street Your Home Furnishings Abets, the Germah ambaaaa- day and a party is being held In Oint Can ...... 83% Eagle Lock ...... 8% 10% Down tho ways qoM anefiwr tuiMTMrtM, eemplatad tn raeerd In Cennaetieut cHlas and towns, omploymont roeords M his honor this afternoon and eve Corn Prod ...... 45% our standards ot (tvlnq^ and retain to P a ^ have held with Fafnlr Bearings ... 127 137 ing our aodal gains." fimo for natlonai dafonsa. Tha tkill and patriotism of Connactieut shattsvod as mont'and mora man go to work. Thoy aro buying Vice-Preimer Admiral ning. Dr. Beach la om of the old Douglas Aircraft 65% Hart and Cooley . . . 127 137 Example Of Low, Darlan ;Jid Feroud de Brin- est doctors In practice In the Eastman Kodak . 124 Hendey Mach., com 8% 10% Need Professional Care ! paopla are riiinq to tho omorgancy fs Uncla Sam antnistt mora homas . . . and having talaphonos instaBod. Ovor tha lari 16 the French repre^ntative to state. His place in Vernon, just Elec Auto Lite .. 26% Land‘ra Frary A Clk 20 .22 dafanM work to this stata than to any othar, on a par ca^ta months, tho not gain in talaphonas has avaragad 2,285 a month authorities in \Paria. .over the Boltoq line, is one of the Gen Elec ...... 28% New B rit Mch., com 38% 40% growth unoquaHod in tolopheno history "and a challsnga show places of Connecticut. Gen Foods ... 35% basis. In tha rush to got things dofip, bMinoss roacnos for tha Cost Electric ■ conviction also Xprevailed North and Judd ... 31% 33% TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY SPECIALS AT to tho tolaphono mon and woman of tho stato. it the British as a Result of Gen Motors . . . 37% Peck Stow and Wil. - 6 8 Rug cleaning and the tolophonb as navar bafora. - . air bombardment of Syria, Sunset Council, Degree of Po Hecker Prod .. 6% Russell Mfg. 0>. . . . 17 19 ora that Paris would be In cahontas, will hold its regxUar Hudson Motors 3 (ileaning of other valua 45% ScovUI Mfg. 36 28 EYERBODY’S in the unoccupied zone as meeting in Tinker liall this eve Int Hary ...... SUex CD...... ___ 9% 11% MARKET Appliances. ^result of tomorrow's communi- ning. The annual memorial service Int Nick ...... 24% Stanley WoHu .... 41% 48% ble home fumishings is wez« declared to be unfounded. for deceased members will be ex Kennecott ...... 35% DIAL files—n o t Rletowd Marray, Mgr. FREE TOaJtVERYt do., p fd ...... 39 DOUBLE STAMPS GIVEN (VITH ALL SALES! 4ilso declared unfounded were emplified during the evening. Lockheed Aircraft 21 Torrlngton ...... 26 28 a skilled craft in itself, that the French govem- Loew’s ...... 28% Veeder - R o o t...... 52% 56% SHOULDER would change its seat from Members of the Manchester Girl Loft ...... 18 New York Banka G>rned l ^ t ’s why it’s so impoi ly. Scout Council and others interest LorUlard ...... ^ 15% Bank of New York. 345 365 Lamb $ American govemment’a at- ed in Girl Scouting- are reminded Mont'W ard .-.-i i.- 32% Bankers T ru s t...... 51 - 63 Shoulders tant to send them^ to toward the new French- of the instruction in council train Naab Kelv ....^. 3% Central Haoqrar .. 90% 93% C h o p f Only Cash arrangements was declar- ing tomorrow evening at 7:30 at Nat Bisc ...... 15% cleaners who are experi \ r autboriaad quarUra to he Chase ...... 29 31 InsUDed the YM.C.A. by Mrs. Melvin TlUe Nat Cash Reg ... 11% Chemlca) ...... 43 45 'a affair. / and Mrs. George Skilton of Hart Nat D airy '...... 13 enced and have modem quarters Kifl dee)|ned City a *.. ■.,...... 25 2 9 c ford. Nat DUtlU ...... 19% Continental ...... 12 14 rm or deny r^m rts that a. N Y Central .... 1 2 % facilities. Ask others First floors in' one and two-family houses. from Adolf Hitler was band Corn Exchange .... 40% 42% MysUc Review, Woman's Bene Nor Am C o ...... 13% First NaUonal___1446 1495 Slightly higher on second floors. it Ismet Inonu of Tur- % about U. S. Cleaners 1 See by Ambaasador Franz Von fit asioclatiaii, will hold Its regular Packard ...... 2 Guaranty Trust .T. 262 372 Homburfl or Sausage Meaty lb. 19c last week. meeting tomorrow evening at Param Piet ...... e e e e e e e 11 Irving Trust ...... 10 n % eight o’clock in Old Fellows baU. Penn 33% examples of the work we inkling was given as to 28% Manhattan 14 16 Germany is satisfied with Immediately following the bust- Pbelpa Dodge Manufact. Trust ... 35 37 ^ 2 ic $10.00 Trade-In Allowance On Your- Old Stove neas session. C^aptaln Ethel Cowles Phil P e t ...... 41% Corned Spare Ribs lb. do. Prove to yourself % N Y T r u s t...... 91 94 will conduct a guard rehearsal In Pub Serv N J 2 1 PubUc NaUonal .... 28 SO STATLER TISSUE ...... 5 to r 19c you can get the finest preparation for the state conven- Radio 8% HUe Guarantee ... 1 % 2% tion tn New Haven Saturday o t Reading ...... 14% U 8 T ru st...... 1350 1400 ^ngagemehU this week. Rem Rand .... 7% KRAHnAl.R t o m a t o j u i c e -----. . . .4 18-oa. Una 25c cleaning service at U. S. Republic Steel 17% AEROWAX FLOOR W AX ...... pint tin 19c SPECIAL! FuH Size Leg Model The* Home Economics commit Rey Tob B .... 39% ■ .5 6 70% "TMefftt-BRetocr tee a t Bolton Grange sdll bold a Sears RoebtKk S. A W. GRAPE JU IC E...... bottles 25c at haa been made e< setback and whist party tomorrow Shell Union . . . 14% Curb Stocks As more tolophowes are added, more wire, eaUes, and awHch- A t the Wosfoni Boetrk-CeniMtiy, tho BoU System's mamifae- nt a t Mias Patricia Socooy Vac . . . 9% U n ive rsal R ange (Only » few left) -51 evening tn the hall at Bolton On* turisg unit, preductios norm ^ requiring two years is being daughter a t Mra ter. Theae card parties will con- South Pac .... 11% Bulk. RSisins, Peanut Butter, D ial 7 1 0 0 boards or dial aquipmant aro noadid. Also- much compiax ’Fliaip Buchner and tha late Unue on consecutive Tuesdays for South Rwy ... 12% Ark Nat Gas A .... 2 pounda 2 4 -O X . jar wiring must bo dono ot tho control offigo so that Aoeb now spesdad to provflo jMoplieno equipment for wo now. Every, Buehner o t Portland, five weeks with a different mem Std Brands ... 5% Asad Gas and El A tolspbono roaourco mon, machinaa, managamant, and monay ‘ ' * b . - . h'to diaries Freeman Tal- El Bond and Share iolofJwno can net only roocb— but bo roachod by— ovary ber o t the committee In riiarge. Std Gas and El % FANCY GREEN PEAS. T m atm fed mto to tnuttog U. 8. with j v u niga, drapes, alp ' boon mobflhod to moot tho rocerd bioaking demand for a t Mr. and Mrs. Charles There will be prises in each sec Std Oil Cal . . . 33% Nieg Hud ...... othar talapbona. A a tha numbar o f toWpbonlb riaaa, easts t tSMeott of TaleottviUe, and tion. Tomorrow evening Mra Ruth Std OU N J ... 29% Penn RoadI...... CRISPY CELERY H EARTS...... » bunches 25c toad to riso, too. Buehner w Bhedd and her asaiatants will Tex O o rp ...... 39% Segal Lock ...... The Manchester Electric Division tto m the ChtUn school ssrve aandericfaca, gingerbread Traaa America 4% nR M CUCUMBERS ...... -.«-...... ^ ^ ,andthsFlnch with whipped cream and coffee Union Carbide W% r m s s T o r k O t y - after thp gamca Union Pac .... 80% reeh. ifatlve I I Mey. FletUto . I ' I BaMwto Tlis Southern New Enilund Tslaphene Company :M«. ffnda«tsor the Unit Aircraft . 87 . WHIST^ETBACK U. S. CLEANERS AND DYERS n S I M i ! 1 to Provldaics. Hie Board o t Selectmen will Unit Oorp .... % Spinach y Orange |_J Apph I rM tlw O. W. War* iKdd Its ragular May neeUng to- Unit Gas Imp . 9% BOLTON HALL NEAR WARIF8 .-i ' I %i>*:-.* nlgtat a t eight o’clock In the mual- U S Rubber ... 21% Toesday. May IP, 8 P. BL 14c n 19e M l buUdtag at which tone the U 8 Steel ...... 83,%63,% BeUoa GruKc. aoMth’s Mna. approved by the Weston U n^ — ...... 351'% n dtttog o ^ w ittea wai be order- Woolwortlt i! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDrMANCHESTER. CONN. UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, MAY 19.1941 Big Interest ews From Manchester s In Bam Dance THREE TO MAKE READY Moriartys Lambast Hartford for 17-0 Tri- BY W. H. PEARS , COSVfUSNT. «S4I. ' Tickets Selling Well for NBA SXRVICK. INC. Novelty Social to Help Yeaterdsyt Paula aad Teay firs' Mauri Rose Pole Winner Our Hospital. A lot of crsxy rumors don't meui Dodgers Chttnge Lineup and Blow Game to Cubs West Sides Nose On# Bolton Takes First Steps ♦etamilBed to,, keep Chris sot at anything.** traaMe. They eaBaes the help of liiowiiiiig Ceremonies "Then you’ve heard teem ?” The Women's Auxiliary of tee Dr. Lad. who explains that Kilo’s For 500-Mile Auto Test ancle. 1 ^ Barney Sherwood, is "O ^ sure, all. this atuH about To Organize Fire Dept. Memorial Hospital has plans well Big Barney trying to give Van K ing Colfi" V — m Soul A^Winsted by 10^ looking for an excuse to oast Dr. ipol t St Bernard’s Church under way for tee bam dance, Van Horn, replaoe him with a Mom tee boot so be can put in his Defeat Breaks I Indlsnspolta. May 19 —
Ioslve 17'0 triumph U m sent was tes first game tbs flower gW* in the procession evening, she was presented A gold Bolton. The bams were damaged able to respond to Bolton calls. Dillon, tickets; Mrs. Harold Al- for Chris that -aha- couldn't'see Chris got to his feet, hie mouth, Dodgers ars discovering tela tan’t Ogden Phipp’t King Cole wina tes 88te running of tee Withers Mile at Belmont Park, N. Y., race. ^ first row; Harry McQuIn, Indisn- o t ment. Harold Smith told how the hem Into a deadlock'''^ for first fifty members of the Angel star certificate, and word has heeh by tee huni(;ane but tee house is Chief Foy pointed out that Man vord will act as treasurer. Mrs. how Tony felt? tight-drawn. " I think we’d better going to he tee kind of NaUonal May 17 by four lengths. Second waa J. Fred Byers’ horse Robert Morris (left), five lengths ahead Rose won tel pole post by turn spolls; Merrill (Doc) Willlsmt, for tes Twl Lssgiie and ity marohed. There were department was organized and be going back, Paulie." - Franklin, Ind., snd Frank Wssrae, place with Rockville/ each wlte champs. sent to the state grange to have intact V chester itself has few paid men In Charles Felber, financial chairman Pauls sat up in bed, moonlight league race where you can take at Porter’s Cap (not shown). Ths victory waa worth 8M.800 to King Cole’s owner. ing in tee best, speed—128.691 members received into the Mrs. Hunt made an honorary life Red Cross Sewing tim department and must depeiid some of the reasons for its organ and Mrs. Alfred Sundquist, presi silvering her slim shoulders. “ No. wait, Chris.” Paula caught miles sn hour—on Saturday, tee Psssdsna, Calif., second row; O lff two arms la as Bote teams used teiw* anything for granted. 1 ______■■ n of Mary Sodality. member. _ ^ The Bolton Center group will on volunteer help. This system ization. dent of tee auxiliary, will serve ex- Memories pushed in on her— tee his sleeve and pulled him back. first day for qualiflcsUona Eleven Bergers, Hollyw.ood, Calif.; Billy Moriartys p la ^ no favorites Correntl, Trosky and Jselcta Barbara Brtel had the hon* Commissioner Hassett of tee officio. eager way Tony’s fingers sought “ You’re only being atubbom. You The Brooks, who nsver do things other drivers qualified that day Devore, Indlanapolta, and Miller, but taiqbast^ tea offerings of home from tee Arm y for the A t the meeting the first and Inaugurate teidr Red Cross sew worked well when employment in less them bimches, looked fine a crowning the statue with second degrees were conferred on ing meetings with tee first meet was scarce, but now with prac- Manchester Fire Department ex To Rave Prompter hers; the wistful light in his brown dob’t care anything about thq snd' six ‘more ysstarday. third row; Ralph Hepburn, Los Frimcta, (Y£«ary and Dulka to a end, WhUe Rysn, M. KOhsy Helen Fuiherty and Mias Bar- plained tee stand tee Commis eyes when she caught his gaze on League. It's just a lark for you.” whUe reeling off teat winning Heavies Clash The beet Ume of yesterday’s Angeleo, Russell Bnowberger, De fars-teee^sll arite a 17 blow bar Roberta toiled for tee vlaltora a class of caiittidates by the offi ing to be Mid on Wednesday at tlcalljR every able bodied man at Tickets for the dance are going streak of seven straight which Cratty as her assUUnU. tee Community Hall from 10 a. sioners had taken regarding Bol her; his stubborn refusal to date "Maybe it is,” Chris admitted. qualifiers was 123.894 miles sn troit. and Everett Ssylog, Day- rage tltat area led by Bob "Flssh” May brothers, Jackie snd cers of the local subordinate. work the South Manchester de well, people seem to enjoy tee in hoisted U>em into first placs. Thsn Indiana Cops Big Ten Brtel was the crown bearer, ro. to 3 p. m. Each one is asked ton calls for tee department and any of tee Gamma Tau girls. "But I get a boot out of it, and I hour made by George Connor of ton, O., fourth row; Cbnnor, Millar Gondw snd Stanley "Mickey” Smite and Sapatka garnered Those initiated were Mr, and Mr*. partment finds itself faced with a formality of such an affair, and came sn 11-inning defeat in Pitts BUsabeth Baker the medal K. Malcolm Stannard, Mr. and to bring a box lunch and their own shortage of voluneeera Added to said he hoped tee people Of Bol It all added up; Paula couldn’t can’t see any harm In—” On West Coast Loa Angeles, who was driving the and Barringer, fifth row, and An tkaveck- Gordon collsctad four hits eack and CtarrOl fcatussd Jean Oeasay. the flower tee fact teat they may appear In burgh, and Diux>cher ‘‘decided It Mrs. D. Robert Every, Mrs. Har beverage. These meetings are this is tee growth of buildings in ton would realize how seriously deny te a t She burled her face "That’s just it; there may be No. 3 car of the Mike Boyle team. drea, Robson sad Dtvia sixth row. ita In five attempts, Including a tee losers with four Mows to and Thomas Blake and Ray- any type o f costume they choose. waa a good Ume to break up hia double, while Katxsveck account riet Ladd, Miss Barbara Priest, open to all who wish to attend. Manchester which means more handicapped tee Department is in her pillow, and a fierce de harm. I knpw you, Chris. You’d Track Title in Upset trips to tes piste. Mooney acted as pagea Rev. The square dances and the round bate yourself if you got mixed up combination. ed for a homer inside tee park. All-WInsted got to Oorrena' Chauncey M. Squler, Arthur Those dealring transportation calls from Manchester itself. for men. danfces will begin about nine termination came over her never, Turkey l^ompson and A. Oeist assistant pastor of never to hurt Tbny . , . In some politicsi mesa.” Tears in Chicago yaaterday he stuck ♦ 613 BpMtatort at BelmontXt>ark. Cuff Keeney got three for four tee first Inning snd acorsd UK Loughrey, Louis Sroacchl and should call Mrs. Howard Chase on. Mutual Aid Given Small Towns Commlttae Appointed o'clock, with a promoter to an church was in charge of the Mrs. Mark Carpenter and it w ill’ The following committee was When she finally slept, her filled Paula’s eye* 'Think of Tony Pete Reiser back In tea lineup in tee National AAU, National In Tony Musto Meet To* Demaret, Sarazen bestiniting Robert Morris by Four and Burke, Hildebrand, Wiarx- runs as ths terse Beebe hratty Leonard German. John Sorokollt Chief Foy explained teat Manr nounce the fbrmer. ; place of Jimmy WetsdeU, wbo’d Hoosiers W reck Mich>‘ be arrange 1. appointed to ipyestigate tee pos thoughts had left Tony and re and me. We’re your friends. We tercollegiate, and U.S.C. Invita length!tthi. bicki and Becker got two apiece. each ooUectad doublea Four SM James rovidad the only scoring threats terse in tee seventh sad tw8 •OnaUng Rome Sunday" eras ob- carried out. sice of Bolton and gave same fig gle, EaiMrt Atwood, Hugo Broda, been tee chief concern of the aux less Bight with iniUce-up and set Brooklyn only a game In front of and-jumper at 16, h u specialized proved to one and all yesterday Mary Wolf in Quarryville on Wed John ‘Tlmbrell, Clyda Marshall, off across tee campus. She hoped said, "It's nothing, Chria. It’a Just diana’s "mighty mites” of track UUe aspirants, Turkey Thompson Downs closing. b » tes losers. Wilkos fanned ten tee eighth to Us ths sears tbs Vernon Methodist Officers of the Columbia Par ures on it. He expl&lned tee iliary groups since the institution that I ’m afraid for you. You’re tee Redblrds. la sociology during hta ooUegs test be has conquered tee north- batters and issued only two aralka nesday at 10:30. A pot luck lunch Donald Tedfor^ John Selnkbeil, she didn’t look too much like s of Los Angsiss and Tony Musto of BMton—Liberty Franc, 813.20 ths stags for ths winning a t OobaonviUe on Sunday ent-Teacher aasocUtlon of the en- methods used in small towns and was founded. such a grand person and I— I Second Leas For Wyatt and field—who’ve shown they like studies. Lacking a half year for era golf coursea bugaboo—a factor snd was to complete command all with two former pastors will be served at noon. Alexander Bunce, Henry Massey, huntreas, for her mind was mad^ Chicago, awap punches for a pos- for 83 longshot from J. U. Grat in tes tante. aulng year are as follows: Presi told how profitable these methods mean, oh!” She burieiL her face Even Durocher’s pet pitching the going when it's hardest—g o ! hta degree, h* hopes to complete part in the program. Rev. Stolen Car Recovered George Wippert, George Rose, up to snatch Chris aw*y from Bibls shot at Champion Joe Louis. held responsible for his tack of ton’s stable, takes 86,000 added tee way. Bote aldss oommtttsd fear dent. Mrs. Kenneth Tripp; vice have been. in his coat and sobbed. magic, faat-baller Whitlow Wyatt, tela in tee L.B.U. department of Plymouth Rock handicap at Suf rors. Georgs May went wsU kk T. Wallace of Norwich, A stolen car waS found on tee Insurance Rate* Lowered Harvey Wright Kilo even if she had to club him. west tela week-end seeking new , BiUsd for 10 rounds, the match euedess up In teis cUmste last The other League gamss president, Mrs. Lester Cooper; Chris held .her tight against him. lost its effect for once, since he educaUon folk Downs. East Berlin wallop Mlddtatown’s first start at third and of the church side of the old Andover road in Leslie Bolton presented a letter This committee will hold Its To Grow Tomatoes She caught gUmpses of Tony laurels. shares Interest with a battle for year. secretary, Mrs. Helen Bassett; He seemed frightened by her tears. waa lifted opening day for a plnch- The nsUonsl emergency may al Annapolis. Md.— Harvard vsrsl defending champs by 11-1 and Smite also looked good at rrench, pastor of the back of tee Frank Mantelli farm to be read regarding tee insurance first meeting on Wednesday eve during tee day, but she managed Five of tee eight Hoosiers stars the California welterweight crown Demaret. who last winter moved treasurer, Miss Mildred Hender "W hat do you want me to do?” hltter in his lostog sffort against ter hta plana He Indicated he ty crew remains undefeated, whl; RockvUla nip Meriden by 4-t to Box SCOT*: . Avenue Congregational on Saturday. The car, a 1041 ning at 8 o'clock In the Com to avoid conversation with him. who scored 48 points here Satur between two overstuffed light fror Houston, Texas to Wee Bum, rates with and without fire pro^ On a Large Scale be mumbled. tee Giants, W yatt had gone to the would volunteer for tee Marine ping Navy by a half length wl'B; make tea standlags a* foUowa of H utford presided at the son. Chevrolet, had been stolen from in munity Hall. The meeting is Late in tee afternoon she met day to win tee Big Ten team weights. veteran Baby Artamsndl showed hia «Juh members and oth The following committees have front of tee owner's home at 178 tectlon. Bolton at the present post seven times and netted seven corps if hia SelecUve Service num Pennsylvania third in Adams Cup W L Pet. AB.lt. H.PO.J time Is rated as being without fire open to any one who is Interested Chris strolling across tee campus. cfaamptonshop— and wreck Michi ber should come up within tee snd Jsckls Wilson, lanky Loa An er* among tee 1,500 faiw who were solos by Mrs. Eldna been named by the association to Franklin avenue, Hartford on Fri Paula fumbled in her pocket, -vtctoriee allowing a total of only gan’s hopes for a fifth straight watched the charity exhibition regatta, setting course snd rsfStta Maneheater ...... 3 0 1.000 G. May, 3b ..4 3 3 8 8 protection of any kind and tee and it is hoped many will at "Hey, wait up for a gal,” she brought- out the letter. "Read it." next few months. geles Negro who hopes for s HHn o f Vernon and selections make arrangements for the ban day night Dominick G. Pecora, Growing of tomatoes in teU 11 enemy runs. crown—^wiU compete In tes newly chance for the 135-pound world’s four-ball match here, he waa in record at 8:34.3 for mile and teres RoekvUle ...... 3 0 1.000 Smith, 3h . . . •. .4 rates are very high. The letter I tend. called to him. A moment later Chris handed • asal* quartet from Marches- quet to be given the graduating tee owner had reported the theft But this time, though Ducky created Los Angeles relsys, an in title or a ;natch with welterweight rare form whan he teamed up quarters. Meriden ...... 1 1 <500 Zapatka, lb .. . . 5 area la going to be On a' much It back to her. “You—you did this rjn— of the elementary Schools: to tee police. Chrie turned, an unreadable ex- Medwlck ran his hitting streak to vitation meat to be held next Bat- king Fritsle Zlvic. wtte Gene I^araaen, another Con Boston—Harvard retains Wright Btast Berlin ...... 1 1 *500 Hcdlund. c . . . . . 6 DecoraUons, Miss Barbara Priest, The car was turned over and larger scale this year than in tee preaaton in his fire-blue eyha for me, Paulie? Why?” 17 idraight and Cub errors made urdsy at tee Los Angeles memori-' necticut adopted aon, to bSM Law- Cup and eastern college 150-pound Mlddlstown ...... 0 3 .000 Robinaoci, If . . . .4 Maw “ Because—hecauie . . . oh, I The Wilaon-Arlamendi match, i*eeapUon of new.members took Miss Beatrice Kahan and Mias was at the bottom of the Incline past. Several who used many Paula couldn’t tell whether he wsa oU of tes Dodger runs gifts, Chi al coliseum. son Little and Craig Wood, 3 anc rowing title by besting Princeton, Hartford ...... 0 3 .000 Martin, a8 , , , . , 8 know you can write, but you’ll with Wilson tes gsnsrsl favorite at the Union Congrm tlonal Mildred Henderson; entertain on tee south side of tee road. Con- Willington acres to growing of strawberries glad to see her or not. cago got tes Jump in tee fliiri in They are Paul Kendall, Wayne 1. M. I. T., Columbia and Penn In The co-leadSTS are alaud to Morora, m ...... 8 sUble Chesterfield Pirie and Of Stafford Springs need practical e:K>*i'lence. Dad ning and never was headed. W yatt By Eddie Brieta to win by a decision, is at 10 American Henley regatta. clash hare next Sunday aftarnoon SmatchatU. ef ..8 h on Sunday with fifteen be- ment, Mrs. Beulah Collins, Mrs. have not planted new beds teU "HI, Paulie. How'rs things and Tolliver, Roy Cochran, Camptyll rounds. Wilson has won 28 out of Smiling Jimmy, who was a sen ficer Olsen of the Colchester Bar stuff?” does business with this big New finally waa knocked out In tee New York, May 19—Off)—Dixsy Marietta, O.—Rutgers varalty to a gaqta teat will bring tea wln- Belflore, c f ...... 1. feoeivad, six by letter and nine Eleanor Tuttle. Mrs. Helen Baa- Jolw O. Nett* fillss JsfiBle B. Oiarch year fearing a shortage in labor Kane, who make up tee Indiana S3 matches by knockouts in the aatlon In-tea winter of 1940 but aanfsaslon of FVlth. sett, Miss Wilda Hahn; kitchen, racks investigated when they were York publishing hous*. I told him seventh, while Larry French sux*- Dean is lost In his new role as wine Dad Vail trophy for third r undisputed possession of first Ford, rf ,', , . . . , 3 413. Stafford next year. "So. so, podner,” Paula drawled. two-mile relay aggregation, and past three years. Artamendl haa faded once he came north, shot a following were received by M r* Evelyn Williams, Mrs. Paul called Saturday afternoon. The if he could find an opening to let vived hia mates* fielding lapses to coach of tes Cuba. He cornered consecutive year, defeating elx ace In tee ctreuit. Rautenbergirf ..3 On Saturday at the local office "How's tee lone ranger?" big Archie Harris, tee Negro giant never been knocked out. The two 71, tee samt aa Little, tee Na Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ballan- ine Lohr. Mr*. Lester Cooper, Mrs. spot' where tee car went down tee Ths Pinochle club has Just been me know. Chris, I ’m sorry if I ’vs take a nlne-hltter. ChoUy Grimm and asked, "Am I small-college crew rivals. Box score: (forrenti, p ...... 1 of tee RaUway Express Agency “ Its exam time, Pauls,” he re who will continue his quest for a meet for tee state welterweight tional Open champion, on tee par Mrs. Sarah J. Hamm, Mr. Martha Tibblts; waitresses, Mrs. bank is not vialble from any farm CCC Camp Conner In West Staf started and will meet every two meddled, but . . .’’ For tee Cards Jimmy Brown suppoaed to laugh at all of Wil Syrscuss—Strong finish carries Moriarty Broa (17) Trosky, p ...... 0 32,000 tomato pUnta arrived. plied. "Old Christopher grindete "PsuUe,” Chris spoke gravely, World's record In tee discus. UUs.UriiL 1 72 layout. ^ AB R H PO A E Mrs. B. a iffo rd MUUken, Carolyn Robinson, Mrs. Archie in tee locality and residents knew weeks, Mondays. The memben waa ths big hitter with three sin son’s Jokes?” ... a plaaUc opera- Sarasen, the golfer-farmer from Syitacuss varsity sight to vlclorv J, May, p ford with Capt. Arthur J. Wlrte, They came in two shipments, one his wits.” “wlU they try to hoes me a lot” Harris Snd Kane were double heavyweight bout marks ..6 0 Bmest H. White; on Oonfes- Berkowlta, Mrs. Louise Smith, nothing of the accident or when gles and a double off the Pblta’ Uon will be squired to repair the Brookfield, turned In a 78 and over M.■ ■ I, T. by a foot and a half Hildabrond. ef United SUtes Army Reserve, as are Phyllis Mlrtl, Opal Moore, of 7,000 and tee other 25,000. The Pauls sensed tee apology In his " I— Pm sure they won’t, Chris. wltmera in Saturday's meet, which the first Urns Musto has fought ..4 0 of Faith,'Mr. Charles Freder- It happened. lefty Lee Grtaaom. But It waa damage to Lew Jenkliu’ map in Wood, pro at Winged Foot apd in tw<^two^nlle t l raca. Keeney, Snd . Mrs. Beatrice Nuhfer, Mrs. Ma Mary Wochomurks, Bertha 'Von- shipment of 25,000 plants to one voice, but let it pass. “How about I f they do you can quit. But don’t saw Indiana take six first places sines hs stood up for nine rounds Odrdoh, U . . . ..5 0 Avery, Mr, and Mrs. Clayton rlon Sweet and Mr*. Ethel Wetter The car had been abandoned commanding officer, will close on' buying me s coke for old-time’s Johnny Mize’s single with tee flicted .by Dr. Bob Montgomery, one of tee nation’s outstanding with dealer's markers XP 931 still person was/intendsd to be used you see. if you get into trouble bases lop(le4 .in the ninth teat scor and Michigan only one cleanout tee eminent eye,' ear and nosa spe under LouiS’ blows severs! weeks Kstksveck, e . ..6 3 p arw n Oeraldine Chapman, son; punch, Mrs. Ruby Wolff and radsy, May 28. The U92nd Com asek, Harriet oervlce, Dorothy sake?” first, getting 43 points as Ohio profesaionala shot a 75. AB.R.H.mi(*1 ' Cnapmah. Mrs. Harold N. on tee car. The hub cap* had been by several farmers in this section. here Dad can’t recommend you ed tee deciding run. The Cards had cialist from Phitadelphls.. .golf ago in S t Louta. Ths invader Burks, s s ---- ..8 3 J. Basbes. lb 8 3 3 8 f ’ Mrs. Rina BeUi. Service, Rose Becker, Mary "W ell . , ." Chris nibbed tee State finished . third at 37 and The match was played for tee , Mrs. Herbert B. Sharo, removed from tee wheels. Police pany composed of 103 CCC boys TbU U tea largest shipment of'to- for tee Job” to pay a g o ^ ly price fqr the Up: No dark horse will win tee wonts another crack at LouU, Wlersblokl. 1st .5 0 Russo. 3b . . * ...5 1 8 0 Other activities of the associa wiU be distributed among tea re PokOmy, Laura Lucier, Helen end of his nose in embarrassment. Chris took a deep breath. "M ay Northwestern fourth with 27 whlls Thompson, gunning for benefit of te® Darien chapter of I Standings 0 are %tlll investigating. , mato plants ever received in one triumph though, for catcher Walk Qoodall round robin tournament B.cker, rf 8 8 0 Pster A. Teabo, Dorothy L. tion planned for the close of the Pardus, Rose Pardus and Amelia Td like to, Paulie, but Pve al aid for Great Britain. The gal D. Baabaa, U ...4 maining olx barracks, some will day at the local office of tl^ EU- be it’s worth a try, Paulie.” er Cooper wsa shelved for prob points. Harris won tee shot snd simply because there aren’t any in lulck kayo in contrast to Louis Griswold, 3rd . .8 3 W. Bseba*. e ...6 3 U , » i school year are a trij) to the Col BoltOA Rftofs Gaulln O f Stafford Springs. ready promised . . .’’ discus, hurling tee platter 174 lery contributed what was de Veatsrday’s 0 Haao Bedtal Mr. and Mrs. Earle Gowdy spent be transferred to tee lOfite Com press Agency. ‘"ni'en you’ll give up the ably six weeks when he dislocated it .. .tonight’s fight winnsrs: Patsy rest stands s good chsnco as Wilkos, p ...... 5 Mahmsy, 8b ... .5 3 3 chester state police barracks on Miss Rosa O. Hall, Mrs. George Paula said lightly, "Oh, well, in feet, one Inch, for a new meet and local favorite to land s chsm- scribed as a "very encouraging Easter*' ano recital will be given in Sunday vUiting Samuel Gowdy, pany, Winsted, tee 109te Com League? his shoulder in a collision at tee Scalzo over Phil Swick at Milwau Carrol, aa ...... 8 4 1 which the pupiU will be accom Smite and M n , Fred Tyler at teat case . . .’’ But a lump rose American nuirk in a performance ionablp go with tes Brown Bomb Bum." Wilkes-Barre 8-8, H sr^rd 4-6 T 1 of the Union Ocmgrega- former residmt of Bolton, who pany, East Hartland, tee 1195th Chrt* said softly, " I think you’re plate. kee: Turkey Thompson over Tony 47 17 17 27 Radachio, cf . . . .8 0 8 panied by outgoing members of Company, Hsddsm. With the clos tended tee may meeting of Anne to her throat, a lump composed a very swell girl.” which fell only one inch and one- Musto St Los Angsles, aitd Sammy er., Springfield' 18-8, S cran ^ 4-8. Hartford (0) church next Sunday after- is seriously ill at his present home one part of anger and one part of Giante In Streak Elmira 4-3, Albany 3-5. Oonnolc. r t .. . . 8 1 1 May 23th at two-thirty the group and a field day and pic ing of Camp Conner tee number of Wood Elderkln Chapter at tee First Communion "Oh, Chris . . .” half of tee world standard. Angott over Leimy MancinI at Promoter Tom Gallery, who ex A B R H PO 1 1 in Vermont hurt. "Some other time." Back in third place tee New Binghamton 5-3, WllUanksport Ryan, p ...... 8 tw the pupils of Mrs. Ar- nic. An appropriation baa also Civilian Conservation Corps camps home of Mrs. C. B. Pomeroy in (To Be Coattnoed) York Otante ran their winning Kane, about tee hottest middle Clevstand.. .Pate Lswis, U. of Al pects a gate or mors than 885,000 Week End Sports Pinto. 3rd ...... 4 0 3 0 8 8 0 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marshall WiUlmsntlC' Tuesday afternoon. “ Hey, wait, pal," Chris said 4-0. , M c K o t ^ p . . . .0 :. Skinner. been made for purchase of a flag visited relatives and friends in in Connecticut has been reduced streak to. four straight by beating distance collegian now kicking tee abama pltchar-Oiitfisldsr, has tonight—more if It turns warm— DsLso. rf. cf ., .4 0 0 0 0 0 Roborta, p • ... .3 0 t |25 was donated toward the Leb At St. Bridget’s catching her arm. "Don’t be like 'National \ J. Maloney 8rdp4 0 1 0 8 0 riaa Dance for the new town building. Albany on Sunday. from 21 to fi. Cqmp Femow in tee Pittsburgh. Pirates, 5-4* the cinders, took tee mile run and 40 signed with tee'R ed Sox. believes he can persuade Mike anon church restoration. A com te s t I ’m not standing you up, I By Tht Associated Prtss New York 5, Pittsburgh 4. IfarTla. 1 st ...... 8 0 1 10 0 0 Rockville Lodge of Elks of The School Board will meet Wed-, Esatford, also has Men designated honest. Meet me tomorrow after Terrymen getting three In tee minutes later captured tee 880- Jacobs to let Louts meet 'Thompson M 8 15 30 I Charles Heintx is Exalted nesday evening in the Center as one of tee camps to close. Cap mittee was appointed for tee an seventh to win after tee Buca had yard event in record time of HeodUnfr—''Macphall Goes here if tee heavy-hitting 21-year- Indianapolis— Msuri Rose wins Cincinnati 4, Boston 8. Moloof. c ...... 8 0 0 9 1 0 Paganta 010 088 880 r A class of 45 boys and girls re noon, will you?” Snd, p . .4 0 0 8 1 0 will hold a patriotic dance tain W lrte has not yet received s nual outing to he held June 10 at Local Sport made tee meet of six bases on 1:51.3. Fishing la Canada.” old Nqgro wins dectalveTy agaiiiat pole position for Memorisl Day St. Louis 8; Phllsdelphls 5.' AU-Wtootad 840 300 000 school. ceived first Holy Communion at Paula’s pride wanted to snap a MO-mlls automobile race wlte , cf. 3d 8 0 0 0 0 0 Saturday night at the Elks Ellington Mark Carpenter of South Bolton new 'assignment. A. W. Jack, su Meeting House Manor at Norwich balls to get all their runs in tee Indiana’s two-mile relay comht But lt!s our guess ' Musto. Chicago 7, Brooklyn 4. RoraD Two out when wtoaifig na tee 9 o’clock mass in St. Bridget’s crisp "N o !” at him, but her heart average speed of 138.891 miles per Amsrloaa U. rf .8 0 0 <5 0 2 which wlU be opm to the has resumed his duties at tee State perintendent, is entering private Town. M arken were placed on first two framea nation has turned in tee. fastest Ths guy ia out Thompson was a slight betting soorsd. church yesterday morning. The would have none of.lt- "If you Chatter hour aa 18 drivers qualify In two 0’Lssry,>^ U ..4 » 9 ® J ® and their friends. Sam- O. F. Berr Welfare Department In Hartford, Industry. Camp Conner has shel the graves of past regents in the Meanwhile Paul Derringer, get time of tes season In tela event— For Rudolph Hess fSTOrite despite hta toes by a da- New York 13. 8 t Louis 3 . ^ Two bSM hits. O. MSg,^ mass was celebrated by Rev. really want me to, Chris.” Phitadelphls 10, aevelsnd 8.^ Frands, p\^....0 0 0 0 P 0 J. Houston of Manchester is after being ill since January, area Wednesday. Mrs. George ting hta third win of tee year, 7:41.1 at tee Perm relays The Instead of trout ctaisn to Bob Pastor test March in days. son, Belflore, J. Basbes, D, ' TaL 4M-8, RockviU* tered as,many as 310 enrollees, FrancU Breen, curate at tee “ You betcha, Paulie!” He flashed W hat would have been the Buenos Aires—Alberto Lovell, ghMnnan of the committee for the Smite ot WlUington Hill, historian hauled tee Cincinnati Reds out of same day that Ume waa register In Ftatbuah he would be a great hta first Mg-tlms encounter* Mus- Chicago 10. Washington 5. W. Bssbss: thrss bass UtR but tee average number for the church, who also delivered tee his'reckless grin at bar in the old Argentlns, outpoints Arturo Go- 0 4 37 11 5 There will be a buffet sup- gave a talk. Miss Mary A. Ben C IA C s fourth annual schoolboy their longest losing streak in more ed, Michigan’s two mUe comblns- . AttracUon at tee Dodger gate. to’a stock drooped when ha was Detroit 8, Boston 5 (11). oacrifle* hita. Smith; stolaa The regular business meeting company has been 190. Stafford sermon. The boys and glrU form familiar way. "So long.” doy, Caiile, in 12 rounds to retain Scors BlvInnlMga ssrved during the evening. ton, secretary of Ophlr Pariah baseball tournament has been can than 300 games. Two handy singlss Uon wsa nosed out by Drake at tee revealed sa sn uninteresting ”gym- J. May. O. ICay. Smith] and social of the American Legion has been benefited by tee Camp ed In tee lower church and (lurch "So long . . .” Paula mur South American heavyweight Staadings Moriarty Bros. . .HO 054 Oj;*—IT Plan for MensoiUl. Day Chapter of Manchester gave an mured, and turned hack toward by rookls Chuck Alsno dovs-taU' Drake relays in tee feat Ume of laterasttag People nssium fighter” during workout* itcbar. May; hit by pitriMr^< A t the meeting of Stanley Do- Auxiliary of Hathaway Miller Post Wapping Conner enrollees, by many miles ed to the church where seats were celled because of lack of entries champlonablp. W. L. P e tO B U Two bass hits: Owton. B yk s. interesting report of tee last Con tee Gamma Tau house. The firkole ad with Dsrringsr’a seven-hit, nine 7:41.8. Both Michigan and Drake During a love scene with cur last week. Many ^ p eita think hs lay D. Bssbss; struck Post N a 14, Amerlc in Leglcm will bo held ..t the home of Mra of new roads in forest, recreation tinental Congress in Washington, reserved for teem in tee center . .only New Haven Oommefclal, Kansas City—Georgs Dawson Williamsport ...16 10 .800 Plnton. Thrss bsas lilta: Wisra- Mrs. W. W. Orast park Improvements and by good world seemed topsy-turvy. A strikeout pitching for a 4-3 defeat wUl run against Indiana at Los vaceous Dinah Shore on hta broad may stop Thompson, however, blcW, Pteto. Home runsKKstka^ Ryan 13, May 0. Oonsatt be held on Tuesday evening in Fred Hoffman, Tuesday evening. D. C. Officers were elected and aUle. The glrU aU wore white Watertown, Simsbury, Ansonla and of tee Boston Braves after six cast tea other night, Bobby Feller along shout tes fifth round. wins Heart of America amstsur WiUces-Bsrrs ...18 11 JW8 ^ pirsO, Brennan. McCann. May JO at 8 o'clock.'A nominating 7994, Maaefiestor work sccontpUshed by tee en- month ago tee three of teem had Angeles, seeking their first win veck. Hits o ff WUkos. X to V O. A. R. hall, plana will be cBs- tea and a buffet luncheon were dresses, white stocking and a veU Lewis High of Southington filed losses. became so excited he lost hia place golf championship, defeating John^ BImirs ...... IS U .542 IH for Memorial Day and also committee will be appointed to rolleea in times of emergencies. been ins^>arable. Now she was over the Hoosiers in this test And ny Ggiodman, 3 and 3, in 88-bole O'Leary, 12 to 5. Maloney. T t y 3. served. that feU to their knees. The boys avoiding Tony, and Chrla was en tries.... W alter B. Spencer, Most of tee day's hitting, and In tea script. It’s a wonder ' he Scranton ...... 1 3 13 fiOO 3Vk tbs Fife and Drum Corps Field prepare a slate of officers for tee Whether Otmp Conner buildings wore white shirts, dark trousers with tee possibility of soma coast final. JMO 3)4 Francis 3 to 1. Stolen bases: Rural Life Sunday was obssrved Mias Benton and Mr*. Herbert avoiding liar. executive secretary of tee Confer all of tea day's homara, occurred team turning In ♦ smart perform didn’t throw tee darned thing Binghamton ....11 11 to be held in Rockville on ensuing year and popples will be will be tom down ia not yet and whits fore-ln-hsnd ties. TKree Teams Tie Fresno, CsUf.— Bob Peoples, .439 4 debrand. Kssnsy 8. O o r ^ . ^ at tee Community church yester Robb, also or Ophlr Pariah Chap ence, said: "It’s too bad, hut I In tee American LeagiM. The low- a w ay.. .Babe Ruth has been made Hartford ...... 9 13 blekl. Backer 3. Griawold, -Moloog. y. May 34th. given the members to sell. known. The buildings at Camp A fter tee mass tee chUdren re ance, record Ume may be record an honorary member of tee Dart Southern CaUfornls, seta new .429 .4 M ajor bedgum* day, with Rev. Douglas V. Maclean ter, were entertained at luncheon think we’d better pull down the .^y Philadelphia Athletics 'let tee Albany ...... 9 12 Bsaa OB balla oCf WUkoa 3. Ma Ths Judges who will officiate at The 'Woman's council of tee El Graves In Union wrere tom down turned to tbs lower hall where a A t tes house a latter awaited ed. mouth branch of the 2tata Psl American Javelin throw record of 5t4 preaching on tee theme, "To In Tuesday by Mrs. Charles Hill, past flag teis year and try to get going keynote____ t y_ clubbing _ rookie ’**“ For League Lead Sprin^eld .... 9 16 .875 loney 8. Francto 3. Hit by pitch y event include Ralph Von Deck lington Congregational church will when it was abandoned. Camp breakfast was served by woman her, a lettar which d ie took along Next Saturday’s meet will give fraternity.. .six flggering filberts 234 feet 3 1-3 inches at west coast Nattsoal \ Leaders herit the Earth” at the morning regent of Anne Wood Elderkln when she went to meet Chris tee next seaasn’’ . . . . fo-eacher” Dorsett and "two Cleva- tee west coast fans their first look Moloof by WlUwa. Struck out by Manchester, Charles Hawkins meet Tuesday at 12:30 p. m. A Conner is on state owned land near of tee church. , from tee Ellas Baseball Bureau, ratays. W. L. Pct.CBL. service. A special offering was Chapter, D. A. R. next afternoon. jMrf relief pitcher for 16 hits and of tee season at mid-wsat track WllktM 10 to 8. O’Leary 4 In 5. Hartford, Charles Nelson of cove ed dUh luncheon will be serv taken for tee Connecticut Council tee West Stsfford-Somers line, Miss Marietta Fitch and -Mrs. official statisttetans for tee Na- MlnneapoUs — Archie Harris Brooklyn ...... 32 .8 .788 R. 1., Clarence Walk- In no mood to talk over tee din One of tee main reasons for the a 10-8 verdict. That ended tee stars—and they likely will see Makmey 8 to 8. Time: 2:06. Um By Aaaodatod ed. of Churches to assist in lU work shout five miles from tee center of Spencer Fitch of Rockville called Uonal and other leagues, will op By The Aasociated^Press throws diKus 174 feet, 1 inch for St. Louta ...... 30 8 .714 1 ir. of New Britrln, William Muf- of a Juka box, Paula vetoed tes alight interest in tee tourney, in Trlbe’e victory string at five aplenty in Indiana’s reprsaento- pires: Caywood and LoBalle. Miss Hasel Miller, of Sadds among the help on tee tobacco Stafford Springs. on Mias Jennie Church, Friday pose a half-^oxen feminine figures WUlinumtic, New London snd new American record; also wins New Y o r k ...... 16 11 JWS 4)4 HK of Hartford, George Lyman luills, has been a patient in tee League Prepai^es Sweettand and auggeated a walk which Manchester High Won tee sti^xht. Uvea For tee five Hoosiers going Batting — plantatioiui in tee Connecticut. John W. Hancock of East street, tonight on tee "True or Fata*'' Tsftvilte were desdloeksd for tes discus to lead Indians to surprise Boston .. •. •... .13 16 .439 9 Wethersfield, Wilfred Boucher Rockville City hospital, has return morning. along Tinker’s CrMk. With tee title last year, reached tee semi Cktaex, Tooha Hit west at* typical of tea Indiana A98; Cronin. ' Valley. In tee evening tee/Young member of the Stafford Springs The Windham Fish and Game The aecond-place Chicago White program... birthday anniversary lead in the Connecticut Stats team • victory in Big Ten track CJhlcago ...... 11 16 .438 9 Brook. Many visitors a>v ed home. siuishlns warm in her hair and finals in 1939 and tee finals in squad white upset tee "past per greetings to Ray Keimedy, bust- Baseball League, each with two championships. Yesterday*s Stars Runs—J. People's Society of the Windsor fire department for 26 years, and club will hold an open bouse Mon For Convention Bog and tee New York Yankee* Cincinnati **• ss* * 11 17 .398 10 in Rockville for this Mrs. Nellie Warner who has Chris moving long-strided at her 1938, la tee high coat of competing formance” chart Saturday at lUn- ness manager of tee Newark SO; D. DaMaggio Locks Congregational church of John Rouleau of High street, got 16 aafetiea apiece. The Box, victories snd one dafsat Thslr od Birmingham, Ata.— BUly Brown Pittsburgh ..... 9 15 375 10 iL been visiting her daughter, Mrs. day evening at its quarters on tbs side, Paula’s confidence returned. .entries pay their own e x p e n d neosta’a memorisl stadium. Indi Bears, who’ll skin us sUvs for ton 37. which Rev. Wilfred Maclean, broth- members for 12 years have tender headed by T a ft Wright, got four vantage waa alight, howavsr—ax- wins three events, places fourth In PhUsdSlphia'.... 9 30 .810 13)4 EesIlBg Coaafortably Louis C. Schlude, of Meadow Shetucket river. The sound mov His nesrasss sent tee blood sing and split tee gate receipts but ana, to win, knew it had to get a broadcssUng teat he won’t see 46 Runs battsd to—Xatior, | er of Rev. Douglas V. Maclean, is ed their resignation to Chief Wil runs in tee first and fivs In the actly one game over New Haven. another and runs on winning relay Amsrloaa By The AasMUted PreM WBUam Norton, 38, of W’lnd- Brook road, has returned to her ing picture, 'T h e Herttsge W e The Luther League of tee ing through her veins. there’s been s decided dearth of sgsin...200 Msdison Square Gar tork, S3; Gordoo. New Y b ik -i pastor, held a union service here. liam J. DelUgan. Bote were given last three Innings to rout Wash flock o f firsts— snd did. And to West Haven and Stratford. team, acoring 17 of team's 49 W. L. Pct.GBL. Paul DsTTlnger, Rada —P iteb ^ Agivttle who was injured seriously other daughter's home in tlranby. Guard” will be featured. Postmas Emanuel Lutheran church wiU They walked nearly a mile the tatter in tee three years tee bulwark Its bid for tee UUe, Indi- den employes are honoring Red Hlta—Trarta, W aahtoft^; The topic was "Does Christianity honorable discharges and were ington Bsnators, 10-5. AU of tes WilUmaatle upost favored West points aa Louistana State wins .897 asven-hit 'sail and fanned nine to .'BViday in a blasting accident at Mr. and Mrs. Ira Smite and Miss ter Arthur J. Cause and LouU hold a pre-convention meeting to without saying much, teen Chris tourney has been in existence .. Dutton of tee hockey Americans Clevstaitd ...... 38 Trooky, CSevsIand. and Come First?” presented with honorary badges. Yanksaa hit safely, Jo* Gordon arui: scored , four second places /Haven 6 to 4, on tea formsris dta' Ckniteeastern conference track .598 4 end team’s alx-gmma looing strsak of his faiher,'° iii which Caroline Froberg of Hartford, have Service o t South WilUngton will morrow night at ‘ 8 o’clock, at flopped hlmsen on tee bank of tee and a fourth in tee relay. tonight at a big feed. Chitogo ...... 1 8 Waahlagtoa 44. Mr. Hanssck who Is district au- also show pictures on the raising creek and aald. "What is teis, ..inuting a three-run homer, to mond ysstarday, whita New Havaa title, ^ Detroit ...... 15 A17 8 with 4-8 win over Braves. Titus, 44, of Windaorville been vialtlng Mrs. Smith's mother, which reports will be given on va Michigan bad a chance to puU WUUamsburfr Va.—Duke team, Doublea — Kaltnar. instantly killed, is reported to perintendept of ths Connecticut of pheasants. PsuUe, a marathon?” Middletown nosed out Meriden hock up Lefty Gomes* Mx-hlt was raUlopiag TaftvUta, 11 to 8. Boston...... 1 3 .500 8)4 Tart Wright. White Sox — Hta IS: five ptayars tied with IL Mrs. Annie Hepton of Highland rious. phase* of tee 25th snnusl victory out of tee first on tee final Short, Short Story In the Elm City, and New London led by double-lrinner Moffatt rssting comfortably at the Light and Power was forced to re A daughter was bora to Mr. and Pauls found a place by his side. in a CCIL tussle at tee Silver City pitching for a 12-2 thumping of New York ...... iA JWO 8)4 four hits, one a double, paced 10-5 Triple*—Travto, Waahtogtyow^ avenue. County Leaders convention of tee New England* Saturday and moved into third Whst’s wrong with tee Reda or was trouncing Stratford, 10 to 8, Storcr, beats out Norte (3sroUnm City Hospital. sign because of ill health and busi Mrs, Andrew Rldzon of West WU- Conference Luther League, to be "Sissy!” ttaSrLoulSvBrowns. Evsh Gomea Washington ....14 .452 8 defeat of Senators. four players tied with 4. “ Kinds puffing yourself,” he re place in the etandings, which are •mt twa hlta ' t Htis test saw tee Wol- see tes latest batUnf averages: ia tes Whaling (3ty. for Southern Conference track Johnny Mias, Cardinals—Single Visit MsaeWster ness being unable to devote his llngton Wednesday at tee Johnson held at Emanuel this Saturday Frey, .334; Joost, .378; Rlimle, PhUsdelpbta ....11 A79 10 Honae runs— Haatb, RSVU'sl of ttie members of Stan- To Get Awards torted. now as follows: *^T^Detrolt Tlgsrs. wbo^sssm vsrtas hopes fade as t ^ soo^ A highlight of tea day wan New chamotonShiD. ASS 11 with bases loaded in ninth beat York. Detroit. Johnsea, time to the department while Rou Memorial hospital, Stafford and Sunday. 134; F. M’Cormlck, .233; Itoy. ChunpMgn. m.—John Getafon St. Louta...... 9 Doboss Unit No. 14, American Far Easii Accord leau resigned because he is now The meeting la in_.:Ciiarge of - “Remember, I two-sfop for reoovsring fram Hank Urssn- only four points on a Ue tor first Haven hitung four h o ^ runs la Phils.' , phis sad OordoB. New ~ Springs West Hartford l.( .222; Lombardi, .189; M- M’Cor- ______bwiPtalnss. ni.. asta Na- Toro Fsrrick. Athletics—turned Auxiliary will - go to Man employed in Hartford. The Girls' Bowling Isagus of Tbomaa Turner and his publicity every one of youra,” Pauls laugh ta** departure, won' their fourth I *h*l a Ua for fifth, tes stormy third irmlns. fa which fBadte, Today’s Games Stolen bases — D. ■. __ Bristol ...... a row, though they had *o ^ mick, .160; Otaeaon,. 131...still tee victoni tallied aiiM runs. Toob Uonal IntsrsehMastic re(x>rd of 21.9 to four-hit reUef pitching Job, only tels evening' to visit tee Reported Sought LewU Fox, Hartford attorney Stafford Springs closed Wednes committee. John Johnson wiU be ed for this was tes nesmess she wondering, boysT Eastera Boston 8; Csss, Wsahtogtato:i there when Neighborhood loved to_ahare with Chris—tee Mlddlstown innings to do I t Two unearned Cinder Speedster Kinel was found for three of these seconds for 300-year low hurdles. one men 'reaching second, to halt Pitching—(five or mock and Vlce-Preeident of tee County day with a hsuuet. Mrs. Hasel tee devotional leader. Refreab- Baksrsflsld, (taUf.—AU Letour- Scranton at Springfield. 1’QHiht is observed. nearness of their thoughts in brit Manchester . . . circuit blows and Jutklwies tea Btngbamton at WUltom^sirt. Indiana’ atreak. sioas)—FsUsr. caevstond, Txft YMCA, will present leadership Sundt of Wmingtoo' HUl was * menta will be eerved and * eoclal Meriden ...... 300 __IS were the Sedw Dash Marks ner, French bUi* racer, acts world Ac# Adams and Walter Brown, BMfi member of tha Arisons GriU tssun tle. carefree banter. triumph over ths Red a w Birmingham, Ata., May 19—(P) other. AUaany at Elmira. aar, CSsvstaiid. 5-3. . Moscow, May 19 — UP) —The ecrvlce swards to County Y lead- Roy Scoui News tima wUl be held. Plenty of sports Stuff in the WllUmaattc’a -aeoriag aU of Ita motor-paead record of 108.93 mUes Olanta—Collaborated on seven- |lfr. and Mrs. Paul' Phillips of Soviet press published a report to. ere this evening in connection with wl^cb won second prise. . Mrs. "Been seeing Tony?” Chita who got on* back Jimmy ^ t o o g boy BUly Brown, Loutat- ags last' WS&...OSIM Kessler (Only games scheduled.) XotieealLsea Bmoklyn streets are tee parents five runs la oim frame, tes fourth; per hour. inning shutout SS-team came from day that the United States had the seesions of tee ^24th Annual Sundt won tbs prise for tee high asked casuaUy. > Jjesgue games this week send PYixx clouted a homer in tea last stats univaraltv’s htoad (in Zxwk) says Jbs Loata wan^ to National Batting — Vaughan, DC a daughter bom on Sunday at Troop 88 "Sosae,” Paula repUed, hating sad s asvsB run Spluixs by New New York—Ofden Phipps’, King tehlnd to ifip Pirates, 6-4. taken the Initiative in seeking Convention of tee Association, to est individual averags. Msneheeter against Bristol at tee of tee 11th but c^dn ’t |^t to re-of Ughtnln^tau cindeis in Boston at Cincinnati. A88; SUnghter. St. LsqlH, Ltiw RockvUla City HtopiUt At 7:05 last Friday night tea to shatter these precious moments hong ’em up aftai;..9....illCP.^nb«' London ia tea teikl, wsra other OdIs, 88-90 for 83 favorite, easily Left/ (Somes snd Jos Gordsa, Far Ekwtem accord with Japan. be held In the Federated Church Three Car Crash Bell City on Wednesday with Mid llefTiitcher Al Braton for any | sia shoes—red h o tw bout.. *if you can answer all the New York at Pittsburgh. Runs — Hack. ,*Chie FMerkk R..ThorM weekly meeting of Troop 98 was with more serious matters. “ Ws dletown St West Hartford on tee ituras. wins 88te Withers mile before 31,- Yankees— Former buried six-hit Reproduced was a dispatch, ot and Pariah House, Bloomfield, be more. The Baker, La., ^speedster, who quesUons in BUI Klsm’a sports Brooklyn at (?bicago. Brown. St. Louto^S*!^ fFoird has been received in tela opened with tee scout law and had a talk with Dr. Lud tee other same day, Bristol at Middletown ter, latter drove in five ruha with Runs battod In—OU. Neofy Taas, official news agency, from ginning at 4:30 p. m. Communi- oath. Following tela Assistant In Heavy Rain feU Just short of world record quta (Liberty), you’re pretty good (Only games achedutad.) homer and tingia against Browns. of tee death of Frederick 8. Woman to Face night.” on Friday and West Hartford at time in 100 sad 330 yard da*has 38; Ctamilll. Brooktyn. New York, quoting the Tokyo cor tlee served by tee group of forty- Scoutmaster Field dismissed the Maziager Jolmny Ray (in . Amaricaa Leurry Frenrii, Cubs—Scattered e, 45, of Framingham. Maas. "About w hat?" Chris demand Meriden on Saturday.. . . ______loot week oo a soggy Binnlng- Louis,-and N Irkalstai, Thome leaves his wife, Vir- respondent of The New York Her three men and women to be hon patrols into their- comers for Chiozza Seeks CoIUeria) paints an Interesting pic Sh Louis at New York. Dodgers' nine hits to triumph In ald Tribune reporting that the ed. *T never could see why you ham tracks telnka ha may yat be ture on how Bill Conn got bis Hits—Slaughter. S t (Flnley) Thorpe, formerly of ored teU year include Bucking short meeting. He teen divided Trial for Slaying Three cars were in collision and Tony always idoUxM test Women Golfers to Conduct Datroit at Boston. spite of poor support. Brown, St. Lmiia, 41. United States had received an un ham, Colchester, Glsstonbury, Members of the PoUah-Ameri- come "tea world’s faatost human” start...Jack Btngeria (Pic) yarn Chicago at Washington. city and a daughter. Mias Ann tee troop into practice groups for Saturday at 5 p.m. at 533 East guy.” esn club turned out en masse yes To Be Retired A l Benton, Tigers—Three-hit re Doubtao—Mtos, S t LooltyJ Thome. official Japanese proposal for an Highland Park, Hartford. Ma sad he is flying to Los Angetaa calls Californta’a 20^ear-old Har Cleveland at Philadelphia. lief hurling enabled Detroit to agreement which would include tbs contest to be held in shout Center where Cibaries Miller, one “ He’s honest, Chris,” Paula oaid. terday afternoon at Pulaski Hall CaL, this weekend to try. old Davta the worldta fastest hu- DannlBg. Naw York, 10. Chester, Simsbury, 8 u f f 1 s 1 d, three weeks. Boston, M ay 19.—(ffV-Charged of these whoee car waa damaged, remsmberlng with a pang lud’s One-Day Tournament Here outlast Red Box for 0-5 victory In Triples — Ifoor*. B « American mediation of the Chln- ThompaoavUle, South Windsor, «n Norte street to pay tribute to^ Brown, participating far tha since Charley Paddock.. esc-Japanese war. When tee troop had finished with staying her aUeged swaet- resides. According to tee report, warning about Tony. "Whan he tee - Polish-Americana tor their Bouteeastera Ooiiferaiioa track Stanley Frank ia b q ^ (in the Sat llte . Vaughan. PIttaburgh. 4. PlsinvUls. Wspplng. Rocky HUl, at tea height of a heavy shower yowiphia, Tenn.. May 19—(P)— Eoatern Increase The Taos dispatch .added, "ac practicing tee content events heart, Robert Emery, 28, married tells you aomsteing you can be- stellar achievements on tee bas ehampianahips hers Batarday, waa urday Evening Post) with a fast- Home laM—ott New Wilson, and Windsor Locks. w as. announced that all rummage and father of two children. Blonde car operated by Raymond J. Heve IL’ Giving in at last to tee weak leg Moc* than 100 eg tba stata’s-bAA rt WUUs turned to low gross Springfield at Albany. Oamllli. Brooklyn, T. cording to other information, the Local men to bs.tnppfnized in ketball court during tes 1940-41 wtdeh had_bothpred him for al- docked at 9.5 secoada for the 100 moving piece on bsaeball bench- Leads DockplB Flag sals donstiona should be at Asatat- Mr*. Ruth Steadman, 28. .mother DawaoiL . Hartford, skidded a ^ 1 . CSirta scowled.‘‘Such aiasoH, a '♦ompaiga tlistt brmigfat, anpteer mag with a 79. Hartford at Binghamton. Stolen bases—Frey isiltiative in the offer of a. Japan-, clude*. Rkdmrd NichoU, Robert ^ mSt^twe Oitai Iw 4acr4ha 330 sue , leatUng women 'club wieUtan are * Capacity shl SCoUtHsaster Ftot c ^ kta tag ia terse Friday’s brotesra, Paul Davis, 33. and Oscar Amslgsinatod Clotlilng Workers of "Chris, will yoa listen to the State League yesterday as tea But ban toss but Dr. O’Leary discarded a sleep doors, ami door windows mlesA Biaess nM B h * eoUosd wtte IMvia. 88. and bad divided a act cf America. The union ahhouno^ Sines 1925, tee average retaU truth about Big Barney?” Thread Cltyltes nippsfi West Ha>-t systooB lOTWSs plates Nstthsr car had a tea incrsaaaa rua p w . 10 to -1^ prtoa .of automohilaa has btsn rs- ing potion as a pooslbta dua of and losrered from icgutatois on tbs tastrusMBit panata. !3Bsw do I kaow it’a tea Ijrute? van, 5 -4 .... fiuafesr PR tea tnm t. per eatrt duesd 84 par osaL t Emaiy’i death. Loata la 19I9. H* «as < • • a - * * * '4 r 1 i, M ilN C H E k r eiR i EVENING HiCRALl), MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, MAY 19,1941 ‘ _____ ^------II^CHESTBR tf\nENTNO HERALD. mNCHESTBR. CONN. MONDAY, MAT 19,194f RED RYDER Sense and Nonsense , i e S _ attained than Tha hall v-as packed with people Fair Young Real-Estate Afent4- Success tg esster Could I interest you in Cujver l a m &assified matatstaed. who had come to listen to the lec ^ A Gtij's Wants ForVbur Benefif ^ ISI City? / ture by the world-famoua explorer, and the atmoephere was stifling. Susceptible— Lady, you cqmd in- Mother—Now, WllHf: I want ’SWALt For some reason it was impossible tereat me anywhere. / v irw A you to go right ta and get acquaint to open any of the wtadowe, and Help WantafI—Female HousehoM Goods Lota for Sale ed with the new nurse and kiss her Lost and Found WjIson's Birthplace Restored owe had to be broken. It was Some people get so tired doing oy who la really try . ntp lM and WooJworUi'a. FOR SALE—1939 SPECIAL Bulclf in order to outshine your neigh last the misunderstood and infuri ing to do aotaethtag. \tIL WE HAVE AN OPENING tor AT A COURT t>F PROBATE HELD tertain New Miembers bors. jjeawi Call 7M5. sedan. Owner going to Bermuda. CLETRA CRAWLERS pHced at Mancheater, within and for the ated offleial restored silence by Call 6457 between 6 and 7 p. m. sales person In our ladles dept. right. Traction every day In the" District of Mancheater, on the 17th O f Civic Society. shouting at the top of his lungs: A wife^a somebody who remod BY J. R. WILLIAMS Experience not neceasary. If you year. Dublin Tractor Company, day of May A. D„ 114]. Explorer—Once It Hon wss ” I ’m not going to make a speech, els youT funny stories as you go OUT OUR WAY 1937 WTLLYS SEDAN. 1987 Ply are willing to be taught. PoslUon Wjllimantlc. ^ Preaent WILLIAM S. HYDE Eiq.. nesu: to me that I could feel you Idiots; I ’ve .got something along/ Ju4r». Forty new members of the mouth sedan. 1935 Chevrolet will be ateady. Apply SUbroa, 881 breath on my neck. /' ------. WKAT WAS THE OH, t h a t w a s j u s t Ealate of Artatidea Kerlaata lata Chamber of Commerce, who Joined to say.” Estate . . . Insaraaee sedan, 1935 Plymouth sedan, 1934 Main street. of Mancheatar, In aald Dlatrlct, de- Friend—What did you do? y ^ a t haa become of the old- IDEA IN HAVINC ■nu. I GOT PA9T Dodge aedan, 1931 Buick coupe. Rooiqs Without Board 69 ceaaed. the organisation ta its recent one- Elxplorer— PuUed up my coat col Fam er—Say, Cy, I Jest thought fkshotaed boy who used to wear THOSE KIDS CARk,' S IS T E R 'S H O U S E — WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED day memberriiip drive, wHI be en Cole Motors—4164. Tha Executrix havlns exhibited lar. what s rube Is. topper-toed boots and a shirt that H O M E *THE W H Y , S H E ’ S RIG H T salesgirl for piece goods and her administration account with tertained at dinner by the Board of / liicKinney Bros. FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, aald estate to this Court for allow Ditto—What Is It, SUas? , buttoned on the shoulder? &ROC6RICS OVER TH* KMNUTVt. 1937 DODGE PICKUP, $250; 1934 draperies, 'r Salary and commis suitable for 2. Men preferred. 37 ance, It is Control of the Cbamter at 6 o’clock 1st Ditto—It ’a one of them city •| = O R VOUT SHE SEE’S ME WlTI-( Friday night. Following dinner, *\ Listen T oot Way To the Sale First Ford panel truck. $76: 1933 Dodge sion. Montgomery Ward. Foster. Tel. 6331. ORDERED:—That the 14th day feUera who thinks the farmers kre Dealer— SiaU I send the clothes- GROCERIES.' X DON'T a at. Wmaa M W panel truck. $35; 1936 Packard of May A. D.. 1941. at 9 p'cloek (d. short program and inspection , The next time you. go to the always goln’ to raise stuff for him horse you ordered ? w a n t e d — WOMAN for light WANTED—GENTLEMAN room a. t.l forenoon, at tha Probata the offices ta the Hotel Sheridan WANT TO 6 0 SACK sedan, radio and heater, $329. $29 Office In said Manchester, be and novles notice how Uiie actors listen to live on, without ever^^akln’ Customer— Send it! Did you down. $6 week. Brunner’a, 80 house work, and care of baby, er. Pleasant, airy, front room. the Board will hold a special meet think I Intended to ride It home? ro TH’ STORE RIGHT no cooking. Apply at Pete's Res tha same Is aaalsned for a hearins fto the talk of the other characters. anything on it. Oakland street, Manchester. Convenient to bus line and Cen on the allowance of aald adminis tag at 8 o’clock.. To be a great actor It is as ncc- taurant, Depot Square. ter. Phone 4484. tration account • with said estate, lis t of New Mentaers and thie Court directs the Execu [essary to be a masterful listener ' The new members are: ( as to be an effective talker. The HOLD EVERYTHING MONEY.' ft M. NASH CO. Business Serriccs Offered 13 ATTR AC TIV E BJLONT ROOM, trix to sive.public notice to all per Anderson A Johnson, Plumbing,' Help Wanted-—Male 86 sons Interested therein to appear words of the talker are reflected ta iMd Tei. TMe furnished or unftffnished, private and be heard thereon by publlahins 166 Highland; L. A . .Andialo, Fruit FRIOIDAIRE COMMERCIAL re the face of the listener as in a mir MANAGER AND SALESBJEN for home, for businesa girl, or couple, a copy of this order In some newa- Grower, 461 Woodbridge; Joe V. ror. He may steal a scene from -L»| SAUC8 AND SBBVIO frigeration sales and service. All excellent location, radio. Tel. 7906. laper having a circulation In aald Arnold, Radio Service, 3 1 2 Main; local branch- of large National 3latrict five’ days before said day of the talker by the quality of his / aSNBRAL RRPAnUNO makes of household refrigerators Mrs. Annie I. Smith, The Beauty serviced and rebuUL Wayne W. Tire Manufacturer. Splendid op hearing and return make to this listening. In his face he reflects portunity for aggressive outalde Court. Nook, 985 Main; Fred Bocchtao, Intsrest, Joy, enthusiasm, disap Oaaraatead Caad Oara Phillipa, 63 Walker street Tel. WILLIAM 8. HYDE Fred’s Package Store, 117 Spruce aaleamen. Salary ahd commission. Boarders Wanted 59-A pointment, snd all the other emo 3822. Judge. atreet; Griswold A. Chappell, State age, and experience. Ad- A LOW-COST HOT water outfit H-6-19-41. tions. !» iju. ' PliLiiblng, 478 North Main; Walter A -famous movie director has . FARM TRACTOR WORK grad dresa Tires, Herald. Ineludea galvanised water boiler, AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Dawldowlcx, Star Market, 47 said that many splendid talkers ing, and plowing. Alma LatuUppe, SO gallon capacity, $7.05. Efficient at Mancheater, within and for the North; James Dickson, Wm. Dick fall to become stars because they p Mancheater 116 HiUlard atreat TeL 4800. oil hot water heAter $9.25. Save Dlatrlct of Mancheater, oh the 17tb WANTED— CARPENTERS and day of May A. D.. 1941. son St Son, 59 Spruce; Harold J. haven’t learned the art of creative helpers. Allen Hayes. Tel. 7238. up to 20 percent on plumbing fix Preaent WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Eeq„ Dwyer, Furniture Repairs, 38 ' Etrenlng Herald ttfmtminmiRr: : listening. Building—ContractInK 14 tures by buying direct at Supply Judge. Main; Olof V. Erlandson, Erland- In seUing, the eihphasls is. on IlH H iM AttasrUseaieata JOIN $80,000,000 FIRM. Stainless Outlet, 1150 Main street, comer Eatate of Bertha W. Mikolelt late son’s Dairy, 603% Center; Fire talking, yet many times It is more JAMES MANDEX.L carpenter and steel utenslla 800 men happy. Trumbull, Hartford. of Manchester, In said District, de Woodrow Wilson was boro In this house at Staunton, Va. When stone Food Market, Grocers, 379 Ammi ata atraraga wortfa to a iiaa ceased. important to be a good listener builder. Battmates furnished on Car. Write Mgr. 1134 Park Sq. The Administratrix having ex 10,000 people gather next month to dedicate the shrine restored by B. Center; Harold W. Garrlty, At- aaabart aat abbraalatMaa ROOMS FOR RENT—Omtrally than to be a go6d talker. YciU aMM aaaat aa a word aa# aawaovMI ilrat-class work. Tel. 1132, Rock- Bldg., Boston. hibited her administration account Woodrow Wilson Foundation, President Roosevelt will be the first toraey-at-Law, 768 Maln;*Mra. L. located, ten minutes from Aii> with aald estate to this Court for often can listen your way to a sale w M a aa two worda Klaynaai aoot viUe. guest. A. Gustafson, Brownbllt Shoes, when you can’t talk your way to *w w ee of tferao tiaao. _ WANTED— THREE mechank's craft. Board optional. Inqulse 40 allowance. It la I 715 Mata; Clarence L. Hale, Hale r j■ S o rataa aor day for traawawa W. J. WEBSTER carpenter and helpers. Apply to Solimene 4k Wadsworth strMt. ORDERED;—That the 14th day one! of May A. D„ 1941 at 9 o'clock (d. a. Construction Co., 869 Main; How Listen to Inflate the prospect’s builder. Estimates fttnUsbed on Flagg, Dodge and Plymouth L ) forenoon, at tha Probate Office, ard R. Hastings, Real Estate and ego. Listen (o learn the prospect's UBse ww Aral class work. Telephone 8424. Deuers, 684 Center. in said Mancheater, he and tha same la assigned for a hearing on the Drastic Overhaul Ins., 101 Phelps Rond; Harold B. problems. listen to find clues to Business Loeations for About Town Hodge, School Engineer, 69 Sum WANTED—EXPERIENCED bak allowance of said administration what the prospect needs. Listen SSS 8s::::l! Itan t 64 account with said eatate. and this mer; William Kanehl, Musician,- I .Iff ata|ia Florista—Nnraerfes IS ers helper. State wages required, and learn what to say to sell. L it Court directs the Administratrix to O f Taxes Sought 519 Center; G. R. Kinney Go., Inc., MOTHERS GET GRAV I tor trraealar laaartloao experience and reference. Write giva public notice to all persons In Hoee and Ladder Company No. tle talk and much lirtening often is .is m u -.. 1 at tbo oaa UaM rata. GLADIOLUS BULBS, many varie- terested therein to appear and be 4 of the Sbuth Manchester fire Shoe Store, 903 Mata; John H. the key to the sale. for tone torai orory Box R, Herald. FOR RENT—OFFICE IN Tinker Lappen, Insiu-ance, 44 Cone; Man tiea. assorted or separate colors, Block. Inquire Glenney’s. heard thereon by publishing a copy (Oontbmed From Page One) department will meet tonight and j ctroa aaoa roeaaot. of this order In aome newspaper chester Convalescent /Home, Con ______batora Um tWrd or largs sUe $3,00 hundred. 50c dos,: W ANTED —STRONG clean man will hold a drill. Mary—Do you like spinach? Well, Yefl! having a circulation In aald District valescents, 20-85 Cottage streets; BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES ear wOl ao aharcad oalr tar medium $2 and SSc. Karisen, Foa- to take complete charge of elder five days before said day of hearing 1939 is subject to no excess profits Susan—No, I don’t like spinach, ■taal aaaibor of tlaaa tbo ad ter street, Wapptng. Tel. 5937. ly gentleman. Call at 65 Hudson and return make to this Court. Harry Martin, Carroll Cut Rate, and I ’m glad I don’t like it, for If | ad. oteivlac at tbo rato oara* Houses for Sale 72 tax whatever on 1940 earnings and Troop 11, Girl Scouts will have 785 Mata; Charles E. Mather, Don HMMM'.VARE OeAVjUMMKV street WILLIAM 8. HYDE I did, I ’d eat It, and I hate the | M R .V M P a o t ao anowaaoo or rafaada oaa Judge. this is. a company which has thus a supper meeting tomorrow eve nelly’s, 516 Main; Harry-C. Mohr, COHEX P O P UP _ l a aa ata ttwa ada atoaaod FOR SALE—SIX ROOM HOUSE. H-5-19-41. ning-at 5:30 at the home of the darned stuff. THt ViA’CH.- f — TA K tjL Moring—Trucking—> W A N T E D —NIG H T Counterman, far received over $70,000,000 of de Insurance and Bonds, 55 N ew ; T W « VOOWX AOT M ay be used as two 8-room flats. fense contracts.. . ’* leader, Mine Emily Smith, 65 East f ^ S l earMM^: «oalay Maao aot Storage 20 at Silk City Diner., Apply at 76 Autumn street. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Murphy Warner Company, Pnoto UVCE A HOAR at Manchester within and for the Only Five Subject To Tax Middle Turiiplke. Engraving, 130 Hartford Road; eSr cAHRrY I win aot bo raaponalbla Diner, 641 Main street ^STORIES IN STAMPS CNCURPMbKtH ASHES ETC. ^PROMPTLY remov OW NER MOVING, sacrifice price. District of Manchester, on the 17th ‘‘It appear^ that only five out Burton D. Pearl, Appliances and la aao laaotraet laoar- day of May A. D.. 1941. The Professional Women’s club adtarjldMaont ordarad ed. J. McNamara, 85 North street A C n V K M AN W ITH experience $6,075 onl eight room home, ex Preaent WILLIAM 8. HYDE Esq- of 12 Integrated steel companies Furniture, S99 Mata; L. Apter, working around saw milU. Good will be subject to excess profits tax* will picnic at Columbia lake to Regal Men’s Shop, 907 Mata; John or TeL TOIS after'8 p. m. cellent location. Give reference Judge. I sv mA mtoa. x . t.»«. ua tCt »Alr. tiW.' oadaaloa of ta* pay, steady work. Apply on-, Job when writing, Manchester, P. O. Trust Estate u-w of Dwight W. on the Income of 1940, although morrow evening. Miss Madeline C. Rleg, Milk Dealer, 784 East ISIl • '.. S-/* I ad adrartlatBC Bllah late of Manchester, In said Brown is iiw charge of transporta r I r aaaaallaUoa AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and at ^ Ito n Notch Pond. Box 187. steel companies have In general Middle Turnpike; G. Sebreiber .A Dlatrlct, deceased. -- tion. I Mr tba aarataa Lnag Dlatanoe Movars. TSL 6260. The Trustee Jiavlng exhibited Ita received huge amounts of defense Sons, Inc.,' Contractors and Build ■ — '*I save lime flyinn, so wliat? So it gives my wife a chance 66 HoUlster etraat------BOY W ANTED AGE 18 or over. FOR BALBl— HAVING LEFT annual account with aald eatate to orders." ers, 285 West Center; Dr. Bernard V'. A‘ «ll) to get in a couple more hours of nagging before dinner 1" FlndUI 4k Swgnaon Manufactur Mancheater, offer my six room this Court for allowance. It It Sullivan suggested Congress re Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wells, of Sheridan, Dentist, 906 Mata; ing company, Manchester Green. single, at nfS Oxford at sacrifice ORDERED:—That the Z4th day consider the Treaeury’s original Edward street, have received a box Robert H. Smith, Robert J, Smith, Repairing 28 of May A. D., 1941 at 9 o'clock (d. a. price. Has oil burner, steam heat, t.) forenoon, at the Probate Office. excess profits tax proposals which of oraniges, sent from Florida by Inc., 963 Mata; Charles Schell, automatic gas water heater, dou their son, who Is located at Camp FUNNY BUSINESS MOWERS HARENBPD. repair In said Manchester be and the same were rejected at the time iaet fall’s Electrical Appliances and Silent -J 8 Help Wanted— Male or hie garage, large lot. For appoint la assigned for a hearing on the al act was passed. The Treasury Blanding. Because they were ed, shear grinding, key AtUng, Glow Oil Burners; Richard Stone, Female 37 ment to Inspect Phone Chas. lowance of aald account with said plan provided a complicated formu tree ripened, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. estate, and this Court directs the Optician, 891 Main; -Anthony De- Brazil's Dictator Bocks Strickland. 7374. F. H. Worthlng- Trustee to give public notice to all la which had the general effect of on opening the crate and seeing Ciantis, U p Top Market, 41 Oak; iMtae. overhauled. Bralthwalta, 52 Pearl WAITRESSES, WAITEIta. KRTHBM.1M U be ertleai. cluding previous employes of the AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ate quietly strengthening, army ter errere regulate your piano or player ■ t Manchnitrr, within and for tho Sullivan suggested no rates of Alton; John L. Jenney, Insurance company. We alao invite anyone dlatrlct of Mancheater. on the 17th nt Manchester within and for the and navy. Most important. Brazil plana TeL Manchester 6052. Interested In clerical work to ap- day of May. A. D.. 1941. Probate District of Manchester, on taxation, only discussing the meth- and Bonds, 10 Depot Square; Sal Preaent WirjLIAM 8. HYDE. Eaq the 17th day of May A. D-, 1941. odc of determining how much of vatore Clrrina, New System Laun is whole-heartedly supporting the MAKMA A LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, y at our Employment Office and Present WILUAM 8. HYDE. Esq- Jte the clerical tesL Cheney Judse. a corporation’s profits should be dry, Harrison. “Good Neighbor” policy of the] clsaned, died, adjusted, $1.60. Eatate flt Rebecca Selwlta. tale of Judge. subject to the new tax. western hemisphere. Prom d laUable work, phone 6037 eBrothera. Mancheater In aald dlatrlct, dcceaa- An agreement for the adoption of ed. Blair Arlen Rogers, a minor-aged I f Congress Is unwilling to take Brazil is ruled by a dictator— any time for dek-up and de Upon application o f Philip B. 8el four years, residing In tha town of the drastic steps he proposed, Sul Urges Syrians President Getulio Vargas—but he livery servica K. A. Karisen. Situations Wanted— wita and LItman 8e4wlti, Admlnla- Manchester. In said District having livan said, it might consider as an does not follow the pattern of Hit tratora. praying for authority to been exhibited to this Coun by LAW N MOWERS sharpened, fac Female 88 eompromiae and aettle a doubtful Myrtle F. Cleveland, Samuel J. alternative .repeal of the excess ler and Mussolini. T ^ e is no tory method, adjusted $ here, and diaputed claim which aald es Prentice and Ida E. Prentice the profits tax altogether and Increas .Resist British regimentation, no per.seSUtlon, no 1.00 signers thereof, for acceptance and ing the corporation Income tax in called for and delivered $1 J 6. 16 LAD Y W ANTS TO CARE for one tate hae agalnat the Temple Beth militarism in Brazil. Only political Sholom of said Mancheater aa per approval. It la thereupon stead. yean reliable eervica Capitol or two children flvq or six days application on Ilia. R li ORDERED:—That notice be given (Continued From Pago Oae) controversica are banned. Grinding Co., 631 Lydall. Tel. week, willing stay few evenings ORDERED;—That tha foregoing to all persona Interaited'to appear A few weeks aga Sullivan pre Vargas has unlimited power. sented the treasun^e prc^iosals for 7068. week, or care for children occa application ba heard and determln nt the Probgte Office In Manohester. Congress has been suspended, po sionally. State wages. W rite Box ed at tha Probate Office In Manehea In said District on the 24lh day of sweeping increases in individual British fleet's attacks last July ter In aald Dlatrlct, on the !4th day May 1941. at 9 o’clock (d. s. t.) then litical parties abolished. The pres- | REPAIRING. Auto tops, cur M, Herald. and corporate income taxes, gift against unite of the French fleet. of. May A. D.. 1941 at 9 o’clock (f and there to show cause. If any they and estate taxes, and excise taxes. "Attack Without Wanting" Went controls army and navy, de ALLEY OOP Now for the Swag • eeeaeeeaa * oa^e tains, new and used team har' a. t.) In the forenoon, and that no have, why the foregoing agreement termines diplomatic, economic and nesses, all kinds of leather work. tlce be given to all peraont Inter should not he accepted and approv Would' Tax Commodities At the same time that Chief of » r e * Situations Wanted— ested In aald eatate of the pendency ed by thia Court, by publishing this State Marshal Petata was broad social courses. Censorship governs ALUrr OOP’S ATTEMPT T - r TeL 4740. Chas. Laklng, 00 Cam- order once In some newspaper hav Noting that divergent Ideas of ID BOARD TKIE SHIP or aald application and the time aiid excises have been given the com casting the French desire for radio and the presaa^ bridga street Male 89 lace of hearing thereon, by pub ing a circulation In said Dlatrlct, The dictatorship w ill end, under BEINO a t t a c k e d 9 / Rehlng a ropy of thia order lo aome at least live days before aald day mittee since, Sullivan reiterated peace last week. General Dents a constitution written in 1937, HIS MUTINOUS CREW raaew RETIRED BUSINESS MAN, slU' nojlripapcr Saving a clrcu l^on In assigned by this Court for said his belief that new taxes should asserted, the British started "at ' ENC7S »0 DISASTER WHEN SltvUie. O C«re4____ 14 gle, dealrea poalUon aa com p a^n aald dlatrlct, at leaat flv« daya 'be hearing, Be"put on "certain types of dur tacking our airdromes without when the president calls a national THE MAIN MAST IS SHOT '1 fbivteee OCeteC ....M -A fore tha day of aald hearing If they WILLIAM- 8: HYDE and advisor In refined home.. Can Judge. able commodities, such as electric warning.” plebiscite. But Vargas Is a benev OUT PROM UNDER HIM etin* !• aee catiae at aald time and place (The British said alrdrmnes in eeaaafaeeM aft drive car. Suitable refcrsncee. and be heard relative thereto, and H-S-I9-41. refrigerators, automobiles, olent dictator and Brazil, is pros- make return to thIa court. Syria, next-door-neighbor of *How about a'medal for bravery under Are, air?” • • e «. e e e.'a e 1ft Write Box S, Herald. w attles, clocks, and cameras, the J. pertag under guidanca » WINDOW WILLIAM 8. HYDE reduced consumption of which Iraq, were being used by .Axis • •••eeee»«**eeg-«eeag Judga. W.ANTBD—LAWNS to mow. gar H-l-lt-41. Read Herald Advs. would he helpful to national de planes which flew over B y m and -Drees evoV« 9 den work etc,^.,Inquira 100 Footer which occsslonsUy landed. BY FONTAINE FOX ektag—Btoraaeft * a e ft® fense, not only becatise the plants TOONERVILLE FOLKS •r le r ■ SHADES street, or telephone 6388. a n adaptable to defense work, but "Nothing Justifies that post- • e • e • e ■ Cut-To-Measure also because the materials used in tion," the high oommlssloiier de- ctar^. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 these commodities a n used in de- CY W o r t l e 's m u l e h a s n e v e r k e p t t h e p r o m is e y e t lea .« *4 Filet Crochet Panel fen n antcles and the workmen "No Aggteaatve Intaattoas" Sarrtee N I who manufaetun these things a n “ Marshal Petata said that Sarrlee . « • W up FOR SALE—PbiNTER PUPS, 3 France has no aggressive taten- months old. thoroughbreds. Call I possessed of the very skills that a n needed In many of our defense tiohs against EngUnd or her Em t1 3966. / pire.^ — ■ - , T XaetraeUoaa t< plants.” —V••.$e*A M Concluding his plea for high cor- German landings in Syria, he etle 14 MARLOW'S Abides for Sale 45 pontion taxes, BulUvan said, “We said, were the -ruults of tbe*ap- -laatntcUona ...... M cannot expect to devise a painleae plication of the armistice, and the , f r e c k l e s AND HIS PRIENDB WooHa’i You Know ItT f Beeis—etoekB—Moitsaeee ... d FOR S ALE —MEN’S RebuUt end tax bill, ^ e situation calls for British accusations Were "nothing ' * BaBtaeee OpeortaaltlM ...... M relfteted ehoee. Better than new sacrifices..” He added: "W e have but invention and outrageous ca Meaer to Ldos ...... 11 lumny. UAS/W TOU RNISMBD Mara1$4ey a r e — a n d „ 1 WOULONTT , cheep ehoee. Sec them. Sam had unmistakable evidence that BE INTEReSTEOj , ■ols SltMttoeo the people a n willing to make *You will resist any aggres PRINTINe t h e OUCAIS A MiSHfry MCE Joe,lC)o/ Mole Wsnted—tFomtie ...... U Notice tuylea, 701 Main. Ywr, MR- o tA g -e y ? TMntES A ^ A _ Weip ^Tooioe I ifeio le ; sacrifices Recording to their sion," Dents told the people. ‘Tve.j k *>**-**L< POOL TABLE FOR SALE— In been ordered to defend the 1 ' ORCUS rciftOlS? PUN s ir tt. era Waatoe ••••«M-A abiUty.” COMING HiRE. 3 / MUCH reat4*--lUle ev rm ali II Zoning Board of Appeals quire of Janitor at Odd Fellow'a gaeiUloe Na« OenparaMe the land of the Levant ONTHATOAVi^ COSH,' MORE oomtlJs W aaM ...... IT-A Bldg- at Center. That mission I ’ll carry out Wanted—Fasiala He aald the aacrlfice of paying n a s s t B o m t Wsated—Mala ... . In conformity with the require higher taxes could not, be compar flexibly. A, ments of the Zoning regulationa, ‘The army of'the Levant,"''hd ^ O f ORCUS/ at Aseoeica ...... \ ^ ( \ t-u 1 0 1 ' l V n ed with the sacrifices by men who * Fata Fealtey ■ the Zoning Board of Appeals of boats and Accessories 46 a n leaving their homes and^. Jobs concluded, “is ready to opiMse I'wr Tehlrlee force with force.” Begs—Birds—Pau ...... the Town of Manchester, will hold BARSTOW HAS A good stock of to enter the Army. ;{ U*a Stack—Vehlclca ...... a public hearing on Thursday, May new Eltb-BMnrude outboarda H m plan suggnted by SlUlivan Paaltry eaS Bapellae ...... 22nd, at 8:00 P. M., In the Munici Another ehlpment Watermaater provided that the amount of a Calls for Revolt means —Pet»—Poultry—Btoek pal building, on the following ap . - Pee tel- *r— f i x —r~ boats In soon. Order youre now. corpontlon’s earnings to bo taxed Make It with a abort skirt, for .AWietea For Sale ...... plications; Terms, trades. Barstows. Phone for exceaa profits be d eterm li^ as gradustimi, for afternoon func Against Vichy Chiefs Blau aaS Aoeeaeoriae...... AppiicaUon of Fred --H. Sanky 3234. follows: tions. Make it with a long akirt, New York, May 19—(/^— Gen. BaUdlag Materlels for permission to extend his bust In the ease of oorporationf esra (^haries De Gaulte, leader of the YHAMKS1 Ulainonia —Watehae—Jewelry « l tl\ it Is a sophisticated but ^ m o r - Ae.aaanoAm( ness by building an addition- to i m tag 10 or mon per cent per year “Free French" ta a broadcast from cixvetAMBteHio BUetrleal Asrtlaaece—Radio.. 41 o u i^ young evening dress, bridea- O^sel and Paee .44-a . milk room in the rear of 233 Oak Hooaehold Goods 51 on their Invested cspitsl, aU earn- maid dress. I f coounenoement BraxssviUa French Equatorial A f Tlerdin Pana—Dairy Predueu 44 land Street in a Reaidence A sonc. taga over 10 per cent Miould be exercises call for a long akirt rica, today cUled upon Frenchmen HeaaaheM UeeSa ...... 41 BARSTOW HAS XK>OD buyi in Application of John Clark for taxed. dress here la your pattern! For In the empire to revolt against MaaAiaary and Toola ...... 41 rebuilt and guaranteed cleanen. BY JOHN a Itlifttm* laatramaau ...... 44 permiaskm to converf a single Corpontions earning leas than evening or day the wide bodice their Vichy chiefs. SCORCHYSBOtH Gentleaian In WdtiBf ■ r - . 1-. ^ I Hoover, Eureka, G. E. $12.50 up. "Wherever ta our invaded em- Omaa aaS Store Eealpaaat ... 44 tenement house into a 2-tenement 10 per cent on Invested capital band may be made of ribbon or m il 1a1a at tba Storea ...... 44 New G. E. cleaners with revolv should be taxed on earnings ta ex piite Frenchmen are ta a position 4reaiias Apparel—Para ...... 47 bouse, located at 37 Hollister contrasting plain silk. It is the Street in e Rcsidenoe A sone, ing brush and head light, $29.05. cess of averaffe nturn on invested to make use of their guns," he -maated—Te Bey ...... 41 Bvstow's, 460 Main atreet. open newest idea ta soft, sweet simple said, “they must do so sgalnst the i liawa Uiard U n ila Biaaaea Application of George F. Dough capital during a base period of and pretty frocks for Junior girls! erty for permls^n to convert evenings, except Wedneaday. 193^39. common enemy and against their Wltaost Board I ••••a , I I II Pattern No. 8918 is ta uneven .traitorous .chiefs- .with.. tw m e h t - Ak-Sk . WinM GnB$ 86WaHHS OndH ms 11 to Stae IS. Short JTrsoca- Is. tenement bouse located at 17 5 l 5 i i -to iba jwsa, oL Jow-eam ^ I. 4 V J ti* t* ^ siart;''* 'WTrmras'of’8MiHlr- Sn 'F*wieKni46i T ihust nt-"-' poemUoaSr a minimum en d it or six torisL ''''-Long - iiikict, '5 7% yards. -t- ftnn. that ww musT count on the re ” AtiSBEh ^ cent on the Hurt $500,000 o f Contrast belt. 1-4 yard, 1-4 yard By Blra Amse Osbe$ expert to make this remarkable taveeted capital and four per cent volt against the traitors who are rUte, Tea«a>*ets Application of Frank L. Phelps more to bind neck and sleevea delivering our empire to the enemy Leeatloaa tee Beat .. for pemiaalon to build a house oo Handsome?' It certainly Is l, piece of HleL Instruetiona maa I ^ invested capital woidd For this attractive pattern, send Bor Beat ...... after having done so with our a hH emaller than regulationa re You win have a r**X heirloom that | chart are so carafuUy worked out granted, and corporations fsfl- 16c ta coin, your nsma address, country." IC ftMiC aeveeeaetB* quire oo the east side at Pbdps HUDSON win be treasured to r a great many I that even a- beginner wlU be u i| , to earn that much would he M f t Ifftft Mfttlt aed*B IS STILL A BETTER, pattern number and atse to The The broadcast was relayed by Road la a Reaidence A tone. years when you have made this tempted to make the panel Cro- taxed at some nominal rate, Mancheater Evening Herald To the British radio snd heard ta New rich looking panel. The Twenty- cbettag Instructions, filet chart, iv, help new corporations, Appheatioo of Loula Foster fur day's Pattern Service KM 7th Yorii by NBC MORE ECONOMICAL third Psalm ta filet Isca framed descriptions of aU matcrtala need- eight per cent return on new cata^ •er Sale .•• perndseioa to extend hla buMneaal Avenue, New York. N. Y. m -mie . . . . . In a reaidenoe sope by Che erecUoo 1 CAR and''hung ta a bedroom or given, ed to make ‘Tlie Lntd la My j t*i invested ta the buaineaB would Brand new! Summer FgHikin Faur-cyUoder racing cars ,, aa honored plaoe In your dining ShephertT piuiel (Pattern N a|he eUowed. * ••aeaeaddd*** o f display stands oo bU prcq;>erty SEE YOUB HUDSON DEALER Book sbowtqg every Impertant age 10 to 18 milca on a gal ^ I at 80 Oakland street, A aona room wiU be a plaoe o f handwork 6164) may be obtained by amding i f tbs old tax rate were kept un- summer style in easy-to-make fuM; the eight-cylinder care . f tftf ftfttft *•••«• of which you and your famity eanllO oenta U oMii, your aama sd-|der tbs new methods of deterao^ • *-• f 00**0 laiT -AS peraoBs Interestad In tbeae H. A. STEPHENS DEttsniB. aeven or eight miles; and Uu te jtypUoaUena ma;ir appear at thia bs mtabtUy nroud! dress and tbs p ^ t e n number tolhow much proAts should. M Fattm l&c . Pattern Book Ue cars that burn alcohol taStoad o) 1 ^ panel measures 17 by 87 Anne Cabot, The Manebastsr Bve-|taxed, the taxable proflte (t mt. »y yiaxlas gip) AT JOE'S GARAGE O a s.P xm w .a d PMtara'Book or- gaseltoe average tovr or lac&M U aurpi^aiiigiy ftasy nini^ Hetftlfl 106^ Seventh 1 of from 15-to ml 9 m0*m00**0*» fg 1 Mymond W. GoMea Chairman. to the gaUan. pOsrard F. 'Zayler.. Sacrctaiy. to da You do not have to ba aa Maw York OWjr. " »•, 1
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Ths son bora May 5 st the Lsen A. Tborp and Ronald H. Sunset Rebekah Lodge will en Hartford hospital t o ^ r . and Mrs. Ferguson of Tbs Herald wefit to tertain its Assembly officers to Boston this afternoon to attend night in Odd Fellows ball. A. sup Myron F. Snrr of South Windsor has been named Donald O lvln. the sessiona tomorrow ,of the New per at 9:30 will be served in the HALE'S SELF SERVE Cotton Week Specials!! Daily Newspaper Asaocl- banquet hall. Mr. and Mrs. Burr have two other FXaMtAsa f>1www nntkMlH The Original In New England! aMlcty of Chrt^ children, a boy and a firl. They hUon at the Copley Plasa. Ronald 'e * 'Win mtet *t th« South are the Bcandchlldren of Mr. and Ferguson is chaVman of the nom Daughters, of Liberty No. 135, Another Shipment! Reg. $ 4 . ^ L. I. O. A., will meet in Oyange __drorch this svm iar st Mrs. Louis St. Oalr Burr of South inating committee for the artnual hall tomorrow evening at eight AND: HEALTH MARKET Baby Chenille — Waffle Patton : its jrsoBthly fcSsUn* of sH Windsor, formerly of Manchester. election of officers tomorrow. o'clock. A social will follow the The board of trustees of the meeting in charge of Mrs. Mar r^ ‘ Hose compsny No. t wlU The American Uthiianlan'^tl- Manchester Memorial hosplUl will garet J. Smith and her committee. Bedspread^ each $3.98 sens club will mee|4hls evening at TUESDAY SPECIALS i tm drill tonight, mectlnir st hold its monthly meeting at 4:30 I St six o'ctock dhsrp. eiaht o'clock in the Oolway street tomorrow afternoon. The meeting, Double Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales ^ Full and Single Bed Sixee hall. This is the first of a series will be held in the third floor AH Day Tuesday! of social meetings when members quarters of the now wing of the Gonuttitf Pftrl5 W e sold over 100 of them have the irivllc|re of Inviting hospital building. This will be the in our Rrst sale. A SprsM - WNU n tST ME.\T friends. The continuance of this first occupation of the new sec value you can't sffoM t o . TtTBSOAV *- DIAL 4141 type of meeting depends upon the tion of the hospiUl. Etperi Hale's Bread L« miss. An allover wsfDe cooperation of members. Chalr- weave design that complete riiiss the heart of Chickpo- Franco-Ameriesa I man Vincent Marcln of the com The final rehearsal of the sea ly covers the Spread. A mittee hopes for a large turnout. son for the Beethoven Glee CTub lyeautlful assortment of solid Nhlhre w*ill be held tonight at the Eman colors in dusty rose, blue, ____...ss. The sad We Spaghetti green, peach, cedar and all - t IrtcIceHit. Calvin Tlcome of East Hartford, uel Lutheran church. Every mem state eecretary of Exchauige clubs. ber is urged to be present at 7:30 46-Ox. Can Burt Olney white. Full and single bed sixes. Vesrllnir n1U be the guest speaker at the as there will be an imporUnt busi ness meeting. Reports by the nom UVER ...... Ih Me local Exchange Club meeting, to T onnato Jktice Dsoss ■■«••••••• .ih. Sic morrow evening a^ fi:30 at the inating committee will be read. Reservations for the annual ban Large Package Qenine Hotel Sheridan. He will give an Lh'er Ih. S8c illiistrated leettire entitled, "From quet to be held next Monday night Coast to Coast," using motion pic at the yilla Louisa must be made with Arthur Larder by tomorrow PRECISELY RIGHT I Hi-Ho Cnikkers ;‘«CBSDAY AT MNEHITRST tures taken during his travels t FISH SPECIALS! i through the country. night Ignition must function to a C O X K RI\TER SHAD split-hair, a split-instant — or else) for ...... ih. Ik Our Ignition experts work to abso 33c lute precision — and nothing less ...... lb. l»e Hnle’aRed Bag Regular 29c Seconds of will permit a motor to perform at MAOKKREL ...Ih. itc 1 I okay-peak! Genuine Parts used
HOME-MADE EAKERT in all repairs or replacements. Formosa Oolong Tea They cost us more. But they save M artex ' Btesd ...... l l « money for our customers! CrsOers. Jell.r Rolls, lENSlflORAI i Lb. Bag 39c . Oskes, Piaespple sad I'EaraotTrs .sad Clnasiaon NORTON Hale’s Fresh Kitchen and Hand Towels VhtVW Size 17” X 34” Farm White or ELECTRICAL Lb. 1 7 c Red Bag Coffee Bread ... .loaf 35c INSTRUMENT CO. B Fresh VeRetables \ Hilliard St. Phone 4060 22c
Domino Ginger Ale A Towel That Will Wear for Years! ^ N n e h u r s t M Large Bottles— Buy plenty of these st this low price. Slight miswesves HI ' Contents Only Jbw Qi which do not impair the wearing qualities. Colored grounds with lERY, INC. novelty multi-color borders. Blue, green, red, maise and brown. 1 Lb. and 2 Ox. Caa Cooking
s e d ^ , . The Famous TB ^ 4. Can 10C Molasses Reg. 6 for $1.00 t ft 1 6 X
3 DAYS ONLY! BE HERE EARLV! 2-ln-l
Tables of Notions '^Gadgeta /Novelties • Knick-Knacks Cans Shoe Polish 3 23c Dish Towels 6 88c
S n a U ^ a n s Contents 1 W ill dry three times as many diahes. JBxtrs sbsorbent. Three colors in borders. MANY NEW AND^DIFFERENT ITEMS! Only—Gal. I 9 C Bleaching Water
Cut Olaaa TumMera Dish Cloths Regular $2.49 Nautical Pattern
Novelty Key Chains Pocket Cotnibs
Bowl Deodorant Bat Tall Combs Fresh Radishes Bunch 3C Jacquard Cotton Bedspreads Household Cement / Ladles’ Combs Freak, NaUve Full and single bed sizes. Ships sastling Pnxsle Oamee. Bobby Pins on the bounding main. Smart for boys' Comb Cleasers Mlnlnture Cbinn ^ t c h Shea . Lb. Bch. and girls' rooms, for cottages or camps. on a Asparagus 15c $lo98 Mlniatare Cblna/Swan Sewing Thread Blue, red, green and rust. ' iCOOLERATOR Miniature C fei^ Baaket (White and Black)
Carpet Tkread Juicy Florida in Miniature Pitcher Hand Made Lace Mlniatare Omse Mugs (White and Black) said — RENTAL ir* CsndiM Darning Cotton Balls Doz. I9c Oranges candle HMders Darning Cotton Seta set •* LESS THAN California Chair Sets 39c Mlnlatufe Dogs and Lambs Gilt and Steel Safety Pins Fine quality hand-made lace seta made of hard twisted cotton ^ ja gs Sanitary Belta Envetopea Doz. for long wear and '^ashing. 3-Yd. Lengths Elsatlo Oranges 29c a day W ri^g Paper Shoe Laces Ink Tablets R REFRIGERATOR Cellophane Garment Covert 3 Year Guarantee pencil TnbleU IMO-Sbeet Memo Pods Hangers ICE rr CONSUMES! HEALTH MARKET Hose Dryers ' of ISe BM7 bo Rp> Ink Mandibnadnge Men’s Handkerchiefs. Favorite Snack! Longlife Sheets toward parchasinff Adhealvs Tspe Serewdrivers 78 complete launderings prove that these sheets will 5 Candy sad Nut Dishes Pin Caskions t.b. 25c give satisfactory wear for at least 3 years! No sixing— _____ i eaa be cancelled Crystal Jutes Glasses Pork Chops Rasor Blades no dressihg. tiiBO after 4 wedca. Math Balls Incense Itot Floor Drain Install* Doer Stops Rabber Sponges for Real Nourishment 6 3 x 9 9 89c I FREE. on Silk Bowl Covers Wax Crayons Lamb [ PrtoM Start At $39.50 81 X 99 99c iflto A 4% Cv. Ft. M o ^ Stewing Cuts > lb.
Meaty 81 X 108 $1.09
L T . WOOD Co. ThReg. 37c, 42x36, Auburn I PHONE 44M MANCHISTIR COHH* Popular Item— ^Breaded
Lamb Patties Lb. 1 8 c Percale Pillow Cases Thm fmafurm Thmy*rm
(Irregulars of Lady Pepperell Percale Cases) All Talking About Fresh Ducklings Lb. 23c This is an exceptional value! Slight mis- weaves, oil spots or uneven hems. Ehctra In Thm Nmw 1941 fine quality-percale. each 2 9 c — — - BIRDS EYE 8 Oz. Striped Featherproof GENERAL Peas pkg. ^ ^
Raspberries pkg. ^ Pillow Ticks e » c h 29c ELECTRIC* » Re-cover your old pillows now, with these heavy weight, Peas & Carrots, pkg. " feather proof pillow ticks,. R^Mgmrator "J ......
Regular 29c 22”x44” Fine Quality Cannon
Turkish ,Bath Towels
It will pay you to stock up now . at this low price: Fine quality, A . -A ■ / \ / \
thirsty, Caimon t o w ^ with colored / t I IIII borders of blue, aj«cn, peach and . . ^ * W JL a \ J r \ /
gold. ,
, Quilted, Washable
Mftttress Protectors L
39” y7 ^ Twin Bed Size.; 99 c
...... 54”x76” Full Bed Size 1.29
Y O U CAN FlUed''with all new cotton felt with zig-zag stitching for extra \^ar.
Domestie DepartmenL HAVE A H O M E Given With Cash Sales in Both
These Stores All Day Tuesday.
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If you art working steadily and for Bnly • few dollars
moro thou los» year’s *’4" earning a moderate weeks’ pay.
The smietioeil new Butter The J W H A L d CORR I.iCt US help you with your plana. Coodttioacf is only es« of this new G-Ft 10.6tstSiotage MANCHSSTin Comm- ~ An F. H. A. mortgage will take . Feetutet. Coaw in and sac
them all! car* of the ilnandrig with a small
“ dowii' pAmdtt. Val-U-Box givss «, I \ i H M I I I < I H U OHOUSe^SOM. you levstal momWaupply 4 j^ e all tka Buttrlaly that will be n ^ e d for the eonatmetion of your houifl. INC (SH doses) at osa tisM^ $1.00 Saves 6sqvcnt es<]edecisB 66
J.W.Hale The Valnable Premiqass You Get for Your H-9C Green DOUBLE j W GREEN STABIPS TUESDAY!
Stomps Make Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit- Cprp. iV.G.CLENNEYCO.
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