Barbara 'and Thslma Swanaoci, of Taanar strsat. ars spsndiiig a British Relief M anchester Song, Dance vacation with their gra^pareaU. Dr. Howard Boyd and Dr, Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Swanson, la D ate Book HALE'S SELF SERVE C *^ y. •kgkUy wannar. Oum^ Bdmund ZagUo are the phyal- Woodstock, this jUte. m . m of the Manchester Medi­ Session Sunday Fest Thursday The Origtiial In New England! dmIwwMr* tMigbt tm t T b M * iy . ailU U Ch«m»rtM. whoa* cal association who will re­ •A City of Village Charm r^to HobMft 8. McBride of spond to emergency calls to­ Tha Past Matroos of Temple Aug. 4—R o m Go. No. 1, MJTJ). J etraet, wlU Uke place la morrow afternoon. chapter. Order of 'Bkisteni Star, Two Hartford Speakers ouUng. Osano’s cottage. Expect 10,000 to Attend VOL. LIX., NO. 251 (CburiSeS ASwrttoMi •• Page 14) • future, wae the gueet at will hold an all day picnic tomor­ ' Aug. 11—Improvamaht Associa­ AND HEALTH MARKET MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1940 Haaaoua riiower given laat row at the Coventry lake cottage To Be at Orange Hall tion outing, Rod and Gun club. Event at University of (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CfCI / it her home oa North Mala of President Mrs. Elsie Knight Aug. 14— Chamber of Oommeree hy rclativea and cloee The Vacation Reading Club of Mrs. Florence Thornton and Mrs. To Further Cause. outing. Lake Oompounee. Connecticut. the Whltott Memorial Mbrary ■ ^ Leona Foster are in charge of Aug. ------18-34— Tall’ Oedara Joy- 7 closes for the season Friday^ Chil­ traasporiatlon. The committee in Mrs. E. A. Keenleyalde and land, Dougherty tot, Tlie Utolvaralty of Connecticut Wed. Morning Specials dren between-.the ages of three tMiaa Bhlriay Bennett, of SB Un> charge of the meals Is Mrs. Anna Thomas Watt of Hfutford, Inter­ Aug. 26-Sept 8— K. of C. car­ this year la planning to bold an­ atreet, hae returned home gf- and eight are Invited to attend the Crocker, chairmant 'Mrs. Ellen ested workers and leaders In Hart­ nival at . Main street grounds. ZzfC Green Stampe Given With Cash Sales. neading a two-weeks vaca- ceremony of presentation of read­ Pickles. Mias Lela Webster, Mrs. ford's British W ar Relief work, will Sept 4—Re-openlng. of public other of Its widely popular Song wlth relatives In Northlleld, ing club diplomas In the Children’s Caroline Orimason, and Mrs. Mar­ address the local' combined British schools for 1940-41 School year. and Dance festivals July 38 at Room, Friday at 8 o’clock. . Furious Air Battle jorie Morrison. organisations next Sunday at 3 Storr’s, bringing wHh It Thursday o’clock in Orapge hall. All members n host of noted square dance en- Sugar ioo.Lb.B« $4.79 ' 'H m Sewing Club of S t John’s Mr. and Mrs. Cain Mahoney, of Arthur O’NeUl, of 68 Park of local British organizations or Names Committee thualaats and music makers. Two ■ sSpNh on Odway street will meet 25 Hollister street, and Mrs. Ma­ street, the sexton of St. James’ organisations sympathetic to the years ago when tha Festival w u " toasorrow evening at 7 o'clock honey’s mother, Mrs. Mary A. Ma­ church, is spending his annual va­ Dominion cause, are Invited to at­ For Food Sale held, so largo a crowd attended Vrith Mrs. John ZawistowskI, Sr„ honey, of 28 Hollister street, have tend. cation this week In New York that the University authorities Lb. ' i t 88 Union court. returned from a vacation spent at City. With him is his son, Arthur, In spite o f the discouraging were swamped. Over 7,000 were Beech-Nut Coffee 25c York Beach, Me. Jr., and while there they Intend weather conditions last night there Mrs. Edna Cass Parker Is chair­ there, with about 1,200 Hiking part waa a good attendance and fair ‘ The W.BJt. Juniors are request­ to see the World’s Fair. man of the Red Cross food sale in the square dances. Destroy 31,000 Tons ed to meet tomorrow afternoon at Members of Dilworth-Oomell receipts at the ftrst of a projected which will be held all day Friday This year over 1,000 have so four ofclock at Center Park, with post, The American Legion, will series of “ Bingo” games held un­ from 0:30 a. m., until the close of far been enrolled for tbs dancing, Solatia Tea Bags MIm Sarah Carablno of Glen- the supervisor, Miss Oeraldine gather at the Legion home on der the sponsorship of the Mons- business in the J. W. Hale store. and George Wade, famous Toronto wood atreet, who la to be married BOberts. Plans will be made at Leonard street tonight to work on Ypres Post, British W ar Veterans, Other members of the committee dance caller, will be the guest at to John Berk of North atreet on 1 Tinker Hall. By a vote of those Pkf. o f 100 Bagfl tUs time for the state junior plc- grading the property. Members are: Mrs. Elmer Anderson, Mrs. the Festival. 67C aie at Elizabeth Park, July 29. are asked to report at 6:39 sharp. Saturday, Auguat 31, waa hon­ present it was decided to hold these Max Bengs, Mrs. Howard Boyd, Wings for *‘Women Flyers of America' ored with another aurpriae mia- games once a week In the future This week it is expected that as ^ lan to Transfer Mrs. C. R. Burr, Mrs. Fred Car­ many as 10,000 persons may visit d-Onnee Can Hormel — In town court tomorrow morn­ cellaneoua ahower,. given by Mlaa In Orange Hall and on Monday 1 *1— Doris Dickson of Pleasant penter, Mrs. H. B. DeWolfe, Mrs. the event. street and Miss Edna Haddon of ing Hugh Hewitt. 40. of Middle Anna Parla, Friday evening; nights. “» Nazis Are Scattered Allan Dexter, Mrs. Stuart DUlon, Can Lswrel street are vacationing at turnpike east will be arraigned on Crepe paper In rainbow colora dec­ A t the meeting on Sunday after­ Mrs. B. F. Eldrldge, Mrs. Charics Boneless Chicken, 37c Hampton Beach. N. H. a charge of breach of the peace in­ orated a large parasol auspended noon a general committee will be F«lber, Miss Harriet Fnmsen, •skilled W o r k n len volving molestation of a girl, and from the center of the loom, un­ formed which will direct relief ef­ Mrs. Lucius Foster, Mrs. Hayden Sunlight According to the morbidity re­ James Madden, no certain address, der which the brlde-elect unwrap­ forts In town for all groups and Griswold, Mrs. Walter Gorman, STATE INSPECTION port of the State Department of held for intoxication and breach ped Tier gifta. Games were played will outline ways and means of Mrs. John Hyde, Mrs. . Joseph -HMlth there are no reportable of the peace after his arrest, last and a buffet, luncheon served by initiating a town-wide relief pro­ Doz. 27c By British Fighters; Pero, Mrs. J. E. Rand, Mrs. H a iiy Selected >Eggs night near Center and Broad gram.' The committee sponsoring Into Shipbuilding diseases in the town of Manches­ the t^oateas, who la to be Miss Relnhom, Mrs. Robert Russell, streets, also will appear. Carabino’a maid of honor. the meeting, headed by Past Com­ SERVICE ter this week. Mrs. William Ruah and Mrs. W il­ Larga, Rlpo mander Frederick Baker, Invites a liam J. Shea. The committee waa Tomorrow la Red Cross sewing large attendance of fraternity, club Before you take your oar, or Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Keister, Mrs. E dw ard^iffitt, of 32 Lilac named by Miss Hazel Trotter, Secretary Knox Avers day at the Y. M. C. A. The hours and organization members of all Each formerly of 7 Lilac street, had a street, gave-’a'^howkr at her home drive chairman. it you’ve already been toM Watermelons 49c are the same as for knitting days British origin groups to Attend the Bringing Experienced Hunger Ends Subnlarine Also Sun! housewarming party at their new last night for MlssNjsabel Bjork- ’’something wrong”—eeS ns! which are Tuesdays from 10 to 12 meeting. residence on Washington street, man who Is to be married to John We have all the latest equip­ Sunday afternoon and evening. and 1 to 3. Men from Interior to Retd of Rockville on Augrust 7. ment to put ‘er In ehape. Lb. Stay of Con Air, Sea Raiders Tight­ The decorations were pink and Surprise Birthday Tomatoes 6C Coastal Cities Better Noise of Bombers Better 60 Planes in Combatj blue. Mrs. M iffltt was assisted COOK’S GARAGE Idea Than Trying to en Drive for Battle of Than Roar of Nazi Planes ! Six German Craft SI by Mrs. Ethel Brown Radcliffee of Msneheeter Green Tel. 8098 Atop Tower WEDNESDAY A. M.—PINEHURST Middletown. The usiial pastimes Parly for Brother Train Unskilled Men. Britain; Two Patrol Hempstead, N. Y., July 24.— Down; Three were enjoyed and a buffet lunch HEALTH MARKET fN)— Housewives who complain­ Freshly Picked, Native—Also Washington served. Boats, Mine Sweeper ed of the noise from Arm y ' Hit in Raids Ovei^ Mr. snd Mrs. Allan Coe of Washington, July 24.— Arguments of Guard bombing planes got this com­ Henry street entertained at their Dial Sent to Bottom; Two of Llnne Lodge, Knights of Pyth­ (A P )— Secretary Knox dis­ ment from Col. Douglas B. Northwest and Soal home last night In honor of Mrs. Spiced Ham Lb. 25c Prevail After 19 Hours TELEPHONE PEAS ias, will hold its regular meeting 3230 Merchant Ships Picked Netherwood, commanding offi­ Coe’s brother, Carl Anderson of closed today a plan to bring west Coast and Soul fit Orange Hall tomorrow night cer of Mitcbel field: Detroit, Mich., who with ills wife Clean, Comfortable Cars! skilled workers from the in­ —Prisoner Suffers Only 2 quarts 25c at 7 o’clock Instead of 8 o’clock. For Better Out of Armed Convoy "They’d have a worse com­ east Scotland; and daughter. Joyce Rae, are vis­ Courteous Service At All Times! terior to shipbuilding cities, Native Wax Beans ...... qt. 6c Following the session. District De­ Lb. Bad Case of Sunburn. By Submarine Action. plaint if there were no Arm y puty Gustave Gull and staff will iting relatives In town. The oc­ Loaf Cheese 25c while in another discussion of ships and It waa Hitler’s bomb­ 100 Bombs DroppedBattle of Britain, destroyed Radishes —' Cucumbers — Iceberg hold an outing at Columbia Lake be drafted for military train­ from the top of a 100-foot water Thames estuary today wheni leather brief case to Mr. Ander­ tpwer at the- Federal penitentiary, 31,000 tons of commercial; 18c I..etUice — Beets — Squash — Carrots tonight, leaving the church at son. Mrs. Coe, assisted by her sis­ Cile Tested. Quality Feeds, ing. Germans attacked a mer>’: where he bad taken refuge to shipping in the last 48 hours, Guns of Rome 6:30 o’clock. ter, Mrs. Lillian Giistaf.son. served Seeds and Grain for Better Re­ Knox, in a press conference, said chant convoy, and were seat-; sults! avoid return to a Georgia prison ’’ Pinchurst closes at noon Wednesday. Buy these a delicious salad luncheon. he and Sidney Hillman, member of campi the German high command tered by a swarm of British August 11 has been selected by the National Defense Commission said today. They also sank Rantachlerized meat specials before noon. Dial 4151. the Liberty Hall AAociatlon for Warden J. W. Sanford said An- Go Into Action fighters. British commuai- In charge of labor supply were a British submarine, two their picnic which will be held at Moon's Feed POPULAR agreed that there obviously would ques said six of the Germaa (ConUaned Ua Page Eight) Oeaenss Bjtaed, Bams Wrapped Hill’s Grove, Wapplng. :be a shortage of certain ship- patrol boats and a mine­ planes engaged in that attask ‘ for of Am erica In New York with Ueut. Comdr. Don Smith sweeper, according to the Against Planes biilkllng craftsmen. Naval aviation commanding officer for the New York area, are several girls who had Just been giveti were shot down and thrss Miss Doris May Strickland, of FOOD MARKET It would be oetter, Knox declar­ LAMB PATTIES 4 for 29c tbelr soIoinK in the training program of the organization. Left to right Gertrude Guver high command. ( 418 Porter atreet, is camping at F. E. BRAY ed, to bring 'skilled men from the others were shot dowa ia Made From Absohitely Freeh, Genuine Spring Lamb! the East Hampton lake with Miss Every Need Japanese View 855 Main Street Rubinow Buiiding Interior to coastal cities, than try N S ^ Y ^ k ^ art o“ uca^^^^ “ -tenogr.pher, and Katherine Lynch. as.,i»tant supervisor In^th^ .JuS’ by ! R5Port. from N'av.l B o m raids over the northwest and Marion England of East Hampton. JEWELER Cahrcs* Liver of this high quality reserves a special men­ “ Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” t i train the unskilled on hand near German planes this morning in an southwest coast and south­ Stale Theater Building I Lawn Mowers « shipyards. at1;ack on an armed British con­ Near Naples Indicate tion . . . it’s fresh, genuine selected Calves’ Liver. And, Te Start Training Oct. 1 Anti-American east Scotland— nine in all. 737 Main Street voy, a communique aald. A sixth British Fliers Heading The Air Ministry aald four war* 9 t course, you know that Pinehurat is the place to get ) Poultry Supplies Brig. Gen. WUUaro E. Shedd. commercial ship of 4,000 tons, last WEDNESDAY A. M. SPECIALS ntolstant to the A m y chief of Daladier Held; zhojt down In the loutheuteni raid Native Broilers and Fryers every day in the week. Do You Intend to I Insecticides in ttae' convoy, was set sfire, the Toward Italian Capital. by fighters and one by anti-air­ Permanents ataff, told the House Military Oom- Reports False Guatemala Will Push .high command declared. Store Closed At 1 P. M. Wednesday. rqjttea mear.v/bile, that the Army, craft, while another report aald a Build This Summer? Watch and Jewelry I Garden Toois (The British A ir Ministry said Rome, Jiily 24.—(4V-Anti-alr- sixth plane waa forced Into tha uedar pending leglalation for com­ May Be Tried today five' German planes were RIB VEAL CHOPS lb. 35e pulsory -military training, planned Spokesman Says Tele­ craft guns of Rome blazed into ac­ sea 111- a subaequent chaae. SEE ME FOR BUILDING $3.98 S M A L l^ L E A N RIB Claims for Honduras shot down In a series of engage-' ...... Witaeaa Describea Battta. Grots A Weigers, First Prize Skinless, and Pineapple Repairing At to atari training of 400,000 men ments over southeast England.) tion shortly before dawn today to LOTS — $100. AND UP Oct. 1, 400,000 more next April 1, grams Sent by News­ A witneaa of the battle over th* Dipped Frankfurts. Frankfurt Roils. For W ar Guilt Two of the merchant ships, to­ ward off a raid. Reports from the Thames eetuary, a youth who *»■<« In Manchester Green. High and Olympic Oil Smoked Lamb and another 600,000 on Oct. 1, taling 14,000 tons, were picked Larsen's 1941. men to Roosevelt Fur­ : Preparing Amendment Naval base at Gaeta, near Naples, juet joined the Royal Air F<«ca, dry. You live In the country Reasonable Prices Sulphonlcated out o f an armed British convoy Fly Setters ...... ea. 10c Solution Shedd said flatly that “never in Hungary Talk bad Indicated that British war­ qaid "the planee aeemed to b* but still In town. $2.95 Shoulders Chops nish W rong Slant. ' Confined Under Orders To Eliminate British by a submarine yesterday, an coming In from all direcUona. Gulf Spray — Flit Spray Permanents Feed Service time of peace" would the legisla­ earlier communique said. The planes were heading toward the Spray Guna Largest Assortment of tion require men with dependents Possession from PrO- capital. ‘There were SO or 60 at oaa Wm. Kanehl 38 Depot Square 1 14c lb. 25c lb. .Shanghai, July 24— (>P)—A Jap­ Of • Petain-Laval Re- other British losses yesterday were time and as they whirled around Greeting Cards for All Pemuuiente Include Haircut, to enter military training. On Territory inflicted by bombers. . Twice, the Italian high com- OraM Pin Applet — Peadiea — Canta- The question came up when anese embassy spokesman today j gime; Several Other posed Trusteffship. ftiand said, the antl-aircrafjt bat­ it was difficult to distinguish Brit­ Tel. 7773 All Purposes In Town Shampoo and Finger Wave. TELEPHONE 5406 HU Rail Lines and Roads. ish from German. leupea — Watonnelona. Some nlm Sweet Sugar Plums W’ATERMELONS Representative iparkman (D-Alal described a series of Incidents In­ teries sent up barrages over the large Oantaloupea one will Mrve four. Inquired what measures the, War ; Leaders Under Arrest. The high command also de­ city, no bombs were dropped, it "It was so .thrilling that watch­ 2 Doz. 19c 49c Each volving United States citizens Bulletin! Hopes Again ers forgot their own danger from Tear ’Bound Fruit Baaket Servioe Shampoo and Department v/as contemplating to clared that Nazi bombers had was stated but several persikis Delivery To Hospital or Homes. protect a married man who might since July 7 as "sn unfortundte ,Vichy, France. July 24 (45 Havana, July 24,— (A P )— wrought ' extensive damage in flying bullets and stood peering Read Herald Adva. were injured by falling shell frag­ into the sky.” Finger Waver 50c be handicapped by compulsory coincidence from which It cannot An imposing array of pro­ southern England yesterday, hit­ ments. Former Premier Edouard Daladier, Budapest Papers Dis-V More than 100 bombs 'were be concluded that Japan is adopt­ ting several rail lines and roads, Gaeta is about 75 miles south of : GOING . . . GOING . . . GONE! (ConUnued On Page Bight) whose government declared war on posals to combat Fifth Col­ dropped by six planes swooping ing an antl-AmerIcair attitude.” as well as reserve barracks. the capital. | Haircutting ...... 35c GermMy la#t fall, was confined umn activities and build de­ play Bucharest Dis­ The communique claimed the down on shipping off the southeaaS Declaring at a press conference Destroyer and Sub Sunk |coast. ^pincfiLLTjl Givcen/^nc. that "it is the duty of newspaper- within the city of Marseille today fense were offered to the patches on Parleys; destruction of three British planes Sinking of an Australian de­ • DIAL 4151 ^ 302 MAIN STREET FOR APPOINTMENT during R. A. F. raids over north­ The Gernoan high command,^ ap- 9 D A Y S LEFT inen to keep calm and cool,” he under orders of the new Petain- Pan-American Conference to­ stroyer and a submarine of un- i parently... referring to the aama VOPTH OF POST OFFICE ■ ONE BLOCK FROM STATE ARMORY aald telegrams sent te President May Bring Agreement. ern and western Germany TELEPHONE 3058 Laval regime, marked for "inves­ day by the United States and laat night. The raiders did little IN WHICH TO SAVE MONEY ON QUALITY Efficient Small Hom e Flashes ! Roosevelt yesterday by five Amer­ tigation” and possible punishment i ‘^*^'“ '•*<1'th**' rinM in i planes "annihilated” a convoy ican newsmen—who urged retalia­ various Latin American dele­ Budapest, July 24 i4’i—All WINES AND LIQUORS (L«te BoUettoa of the (#) Wire) for alleged responsibility for (Continued on Pnge Eight) nM*n eastern Medlterra-j of fjve commercial veaeele totaling tory acta against Japan unless France’s entry into the conflict and gations. The United States Budapest newspapers displayed We’re Liquidating Our Entire Stock! Tokyo acted to restrain Japanese for her defeat. delegation proposed Inter FRENCH Relnforeementa for Gibraltar prominently today apparently in- bombardmente of i (Conttoiied On Page Eight) elements In Shanghai—gave a Also confined to Marseille pend- American machineryJ to 8U -' from Bucharest the British Naval base at . Malta. ' a a » La Ubea, Spain, July Z4— (45— false impression that anti-Ameri­ which were said to have caused Canadian aad Australian reln- can sentiment was growing press firmly the activities of 1 poUtlcal circles there as Germans Take Walnut 8t. Package Store Beauty Shoppe (UMtlDoed On Page Eight) an v orm in a rtin .r I that Rumania “ will short- I “ numerous fires" and the destruc- 889 Main St. (Over Marlow’s) forcew eata disembarked from among Japanese. any group acUng upon orders ly begin (liscusaions regarding fui- ' tlon of two British planes in ah N a 1 Walnut Street John Veaco, Prop. military tiaasporto today to guard British Score W . D. Star Market Open Until 8:00. Hallett Abend, correspondent of j from abroad designed to pro-! flllment 6f Hungary’s territorial aerial engagement over North G lb ra l^ , Britain’s key Mediter­ The New York Times who recently Civilian Foes duce international disorder or | cUDns. ” Africa also were reported PHONE 3885 47 NORTH STREET ranean fortress. Despite the gov­ was beaten and robbed of manu­ j ernor’s dally pleas (or clvlliaas to scripts In his apartment, declared Eight Toliacco ^establish reiriinea nnt arrant. Hungary has been demanding' Hits on Jetty CHOICE MEATS — GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS evaeuate the eettlemeat to make that a tall Japanese, accompanied iable to the American way V ! "/iTan^w^k^ia"Grynszpan f^yognition IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, CHEESE, ETC. room tor flgtating men, there are by a heavy-set Chinese, attempted Comptallies Hit ! life . j Rumania in settlements after the ^ FFall 'a ll IInto t i t n 4Hands fu n .1 a in . Called Absurd Talk-Talk $ub> DESIGNED FOR INFORMALITY BtlU some 9,000 dvlUaaa left. to eriter his office this morning on ,! ------I World war. Bomi>8 Land Near WE SPECIALIZE IN TURKEYS! • • • the pretext that he had phoned Rome, (via Radio).July 24. —(4^ Havana, Julv 24.— (A P ) )—The trusteeship for European pos­ Repeated With Emphasis ^ on a jetty at which aOma subma- Roasting Pork, 3-4 lbs. average...... 15c lb. embassy spokesman’s attention to the life o f Adolf- Hitler, and Her- ' Fresh Ground Hamburg...... 19c Ib. eberished traditions and one of our JusUce Department announced to­ sessions in this hemisphere l The dispatches were ■ repeated schel Grynszpan, a young Polish j ' lines were moored in Tobruk *:np- strougeet defehses against dicta­ day that It had filed, criminal which has been proposed ■ to ' emphasis in a Hungarian Estonia Cuts I bor, Italian Libya, on Monday Fancy Fowl, to 4 lbs. average...... ,23c lb. (Coatlaaed On Pag* Pwo) Jew who killed a German diplo­ torship. Many prominent Demo- charges under the Sherman anti­ the Pan-American P rin fer- broadcast, saying: ' mat in Paris, were reported today j I night, the Royal Air Force report- Fancy Cut-up Fowl...... 65c each («ts of long stnadlng, both In and Q, , I "Rumania wants peace with Jier trust act, at Lexington, Ky.. to have fallen into German hands. . ed In a communique today.. |tslde of the party organisation ence by the . United states, western neighbors, therefore she Another Link Fresh Native Chickens for Roasting, 3!'i to 4 pounds *ffat***t eight major tobacco com- They were said to have been ! Four exploeiona fo llo w ^ tha a v y a g e ...... ,.32c Ib. ' many voters without definite panlea, 26 other corporations and taken in the German conquet of I communique said. liegion Opens (OOBttoaed On Paga Eight) (OonUaned On Page Fwo) ty aXIHatloa, have promised S3 individuals. France. The text of the communique feK Country Roll Butter . . . ^ ...... 29c lb. dr support and coopemtioa In The department aald that the A well-informed German source Parliament Accepts' Res­ Iowa: ' \ Bacon ...... the work of such an organisation charges, outgrowth of a two-year aald Grynszpan was found In La ignation of President; “Bombing aircraft carried out a V: -Ib. cellophane pkig. 8c aad have Insisted upon prompt ac- State Session investigation directed by Thurman Santo prison in Parts, where he ' Selected Eggs in Carton ...... 23c doz. Successful raid on Tobruk harbor tioa," Burko aald In a formal state­ Arnold, assistant attorney gener­ Labor Inventory Sought had been hejd pending (rial for the ’ Premier Executive on the night of July 2: -23. Direct Ivanhoe Salad Dressing ,...... qt. 25c ment to the press. al, were based on allegations that 1938 slaying of Emat Vom Rath. } hits were register^ on a subma-. • • • Norwich Mayor Presents ! secretary of the German embassy ' Fresh Fancy Grapes ...... IO c lb. *IF VOO-RC OOINO the major companiea had built up Talinn, Estonia, July 24— (4’)— line jetty, followed several min­ To V%y French Volunteers. ! there. „ ’ Fresh Red Raspberries ...... 15c qt. TO CATC44 S U C C e S S - Keys o f Ajity to Com­ marketing syatema for leaf tobac­ By Social Security Board Estonia, awaiting formal admia- utes later by four exploaloas. yoo’vie GOT TO ose London, July 34—(ip)— The co and tobacco products “which I Gr>-nszpan now is held for trial ■’’Some submarines were moored Fresh Fancy Blueberries 25c qt. UVt BAIT/'? . -r i by-German authorities on a charge sion into the Soviet Union, cut an­ British government ie arranging mander in Welcome. have been delibentely designed to other link with the past today at the Jetty. , Fancy Corn ...... 5c each Here is a well designed to pay the French voluatoers un­ of murdering Vom Rath, this dominate and dictate terms to when its new Communist Parlia­ Airdromes Attacked der Gen. Chnriee De Omulle, as o — T h e-til the employment offices' have source said. KILLFUL handling of almpU ar- a growers of leaf tobacco” and to Social Security Board set out to- had an opportunity to determine If ment accepted President Konstan­ “El Gubbl and El Adem air­ If you're going after well as the Polee aad Caechs la Norwich, July 24.—OP)— The keye Vom Rath was shot Nov. 7: chitectaral motifs and materM te the city were turned over to wholesalers and retaUers of tobac­ marshal an "arm y in over- they could not supply the needed tin Pacts’ resignation and directed dromes also were attacked. Oaa S good used cal>—— go .arma here against Germany. Sir co products. alls for defense Industries. workers. 1938, by Grynszpan. then 17 years of our aiircraft is missing. Open All Day Wednesdays baa prodneed a pictarcsqne ra- small house with two flows State Commander Bernard J. Ack­ old and died two days later. Premier Johannes Varea to take snH here. Tha plaa of thia boase, Bdward Origg, um^rseeretary for Employed Price-Fixing "A low level bombing attack erman of Rockville by Mayor Wil­ Instruction* went to all State The offices also were told to en- Resulted In Disorders over his executive duties. wUeb may ba piacad to advaatoga where you know yoU^lI war, told a questioner la Oommons Further, the department said In was made on Umm Hagar air-' IW iOcr It is typical of the many fine plans that liam J. Fitzgerald today aoon after Employment Security Agencies courage prompt registration'of all Widespread antl-semlUc (ji^or-, Varea assumed the premiership And Sundays M a narrow lot, la a pepniar typa get a square deal: today that mtos of pay are stUI b and other early arrlvala regls- a statement, the government for a sweeping inventory of the jobless employable persons and ail June 21 as the leaded* of a work- drom in- Italian Ehut Africa and ' and baa bean arranged with annanal to be decided. The Norwegtoa, entire country’s labor supply-and- dera, marked by looting and the considerable damsM was a —, are available for the prospective builder. tetod for the 22nd bepartment charges that the defendants em­ skilled workers employed in semi burning o f ^magogues, broke out ,er*’ regime after Moscow had de­ coaveniaaea and regard for tho Joy Depot Square Garage! Dutch and Belgian governments ployed price-fixing devices to demand situation. During another raid In tha Maa»> SPECIALS FOR WEDNESDi^Y U4LL s ( nventlon of tha American Le­ skilled or unskilled lebor. All In Germany as a result of Vom manded formation of a "more of Im naeboldlng." are puyiag tbelr eoMlere them- gion. This opening gesture of wel­ eliminate competition and “abused The action waa taken after the types and grades of labor are to friendly’ government awa area, one enemy Sghtap,; TIm plaa oKara opportaaity for eelvee, he said. Rath’s death and. Nazis /issessed Watcrmelona ...... 25c-and 40c each | = SI We guarantee our come by the city , of Norwich took their position of dominance of ex­ National Defense Commission and be requested not to migrate from which attempted to Intsroapt sgrA varlatio*. For laataarA if • email Let us help you with your plans and German Jewry >400,000,000 in He was expected to continue In place in the mayor'a office and was acting harsh and oppressive terms tho Security Board accepted a home communities without first bombers, crashed. AO oar Fancy Iceberg Lettuce...... 2 heads 15e faadly balk tbia home it woald be a used cars to be exactly Maritoto at • Olaaee. finea. office uiitU a new government ctin returned home safely.. « financing arrangements. wltneaaed by a number of the vUi- ' -----1 those with whom they deal.” series of recommendatlooa made ascertaining the work poaslbUiUes be set up under the constitution Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb, 6 lbs. average . . . .28c Ibl aimpla atottar to traaaform the Naw York. July 34—((F)— by the Board’s Federal Advisory The German informant said that “Bombers of the S oaU i___ g’t 'x i r bedroom into a dining room as represented. See tors, membart of the Robert ti. le sight major companiea there. which Parliament adopted Sunday Genuine Spring Lamb Chopa, Loin ...... 39c lb. Stock»-^E«*yi Inadera ttay tai Council for Employment Security. Hermann Rauschnlng, once presi­ Air Force attacked an enemy and make tha diaatta Into a dan. I UVmCROON : Fletcher Poet. No. 4, the hoet body, -led are The American 'Ibbac- To Be Intogratad Closely dent of the Nazi ^n ate, who after petitioning Moacow for mem­ IT55i*’-0* rut. The reoommendnUona dealt with tary formation on tha Taki IDINUTL our line-up. and pracUcally all offlclala and CO (torapany, Liggett and Myers The registration at workers broke with Hitler and in exile car­ bership in the Sovlst Union. Watch Our Advt. for Week-End Extra Specials! vosvo*, Bitodn Irregnlnr; foreign dnllar employea in the city hall. .Tobacco jpompany, R. j . Reynolds the contributions Public Employ­ would be integrated closely with buna road, damaging toirUa Far Aaalataaee With Tour Pfauia bonds firm. ment Services could make to the ried on anti Nazi nTiting. waa in Approval Seen Certain. nmchtneguns. We Carry A Full Line o f Grote A Weigel Products! The vanguard of visiting Le- the public training and rc-trainlng London nt the time the Germans The Soviet Supreme (touncU Is aad Ftauachig AiraagMaenta Foreign Exekangn—Quiet; fra* glonnalreli found the city dresecd (OaaMaaad On Page Bight) preparedness ' program. courees designed to prepare labor Eeaeke Barat an Taegst i conquered France. His books in­ to meet Aug. 1 to act on the peti­ “Four raids were earned M^chester Lumber storilag up ia lim its denllnge. To ClMck BeqolreaMhts for defense industries. DEPOT 5PURRE In Its finest,’ with the business scc- clude “ Hitler Speaks” and "The Native Calves* Liver . i ...... ; .50e Ib. Cotton ■ Finn; trad* and loeal The 4,500 full-' and pan-Ume tion and on aimllar requenta by on the Dlredawa alrdsnOH) Uoi almost a solid mass of bunting, Treasury Balance Job priority and preference Voice o f Destruction.” Latvia and Lithuania. Approval :Teedetleia Steak...... 65e Ib. Tan puboe employment offices In the would be given to citixena and surroundlag bulldlagai,' sai, and multi-colored IlgliU. . Official confirmation of the is regarded certain. IWaonra Daisy H a a w ...... 26c Ib. ERNEST A . ROy. PROP Sugnr—Narrow; swltchlag op- The early part of tha day waa country were ndvlned to riieck those with first citizenship papeik. bomba bursting on th* taQNAj WaaWagton, July 34—OP)— TheThe taking of Straaser and Grynazpan Paeta was elected president of hangar waa damagart davntad to ragtatntton of dale, immediately with all emp)oyars on No labor shortage has yat tora PH O NE 5113 and T^tiel C9. position bf tbs - “ toetr present and p«t«gmetto* la­ )iy th * (tormana was unobtainable Estonia for a alg-yMr term In W to^ raglatonSm: rsportod in daftnaa laduatriaa. but W|i Cb^ AO &aads of Pnre.OUve Oil And Abo A OE SOTO PiyMu’/Tt- gates. A t S O’clock this avaning Rscaipts, 819,'tlSSSUUf'ZS:______and German authorttUs decUnad April, 8988. tmdor a oeoatitutlao CENTER STREET PHONE 5145 prim sliadai slightly. there wlU be a meeting of (he De- bor ramirementa. th* demand tor men la mrpectsdte tmfldjngs. ------G. £. wnus & SON, Inc. Russell PauL Mgr. dlturss, 839,498,521413,I8,521JU; net M l- Employere era to b* to dtsenaa th* cases today. which ba drtftsd Uaasolf to ra- ) of nerir^'raHa tad V^tablea^'- -i Wool Topa : Higher; trade aad increase as soon as munitions pro­ CaaLl ,PiBhit ance, 12,880.981,239.43; customs Th* Garman who gave the in- stora a dnasecraUe gavanuaast - ■'• "V :: apa4 h*q|8 baytag. not to seek labor oon^eUtlariy or duction starts progresEng toward im fF W O N K 8188 Oa Pag* TwaJt rsesipU tor month. |i%|MA00a8. aftsr a a i ^ far aMM fllMt thiq4> outside the Immediate locaUtg. un- 9tak scaBertimH. ■A -J I I N * ) . MANCHESTTR e v e n i n g HERAliDt MANCHESTER, CONM. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24,1940 MAMCHraTBB EVBNINO HBRALft MANCH28 TBR. OOMN; WEDNESDAY, JULY 24,1940 PAGE LdflcM Man Will Show »«<4a sine* the lane opened, but It State Guard 'apnmff break in th* heat i^ve PktarM of Hid AcUvttidS' Hungary Talk About Town and wlndBtonn broke the beat rise to. 96 for the first Ume thU Ir thought that most of thee* cars C^toLegion Guns of Rome waa Indicated. speed ships, had Hashsd have had the adluistmenU made Willkie Will Snap Throttle Mercury Again 68 Heat Deaths. wave to -Wltshington, D. C., last year. Army Investigating lent Autos William J. Davis, I* company revoir" to bis parents by tla t were necessary as fl.08* w i* BaUQower, CaJif., July 94.— ' NRecruits Few The nation counted deaths night The storm uprooted trees A t Fairmont, Minn., a farmer On Territory wltli a group of ten other bakera 88 over their home only a ft been approved. Yesterday there State Parley Go Into Action (Jp)— Ralph' Veady, a blond Climbs Upward f rom heat proatrationa and 179 and caused a half-hour power arrested for reckless driving told before the crash occurred. was an increase in the number of I young man who haa no legs, from Hartford, enjoyed a flahing ^ Hold of ^Big Government ’ the court b* had become ‘‘woosy’’ Crash of Plane lecked Here party Jff MonUuk Point, yester­ drowning*. Pennsylvania led in ehutdown to the doWntowir area. . ■ — cars tested but, it was estimated I haa completed a, motion picture heat deatha with 18. Michigan from the heat while shocking Hopes Again day. They landed eleven tuna fish Legion Has Enlist* that about 900 more had to be test- Against Planes of hlmiaelf horseback riding, b^ and Illinois had eight apiece, Mln- Pierre, 8 . D„ was the, hottest grain. But he waa fined $16. With Uses Wrong tawttet Port and Auxiliary to altogether. Mr. Davla caught two Hope fo r Immediate Re­ spot on the weather map yester­ r^Podge TiwJc in Op- ec In this at**. This is hardly tme cycling, Ic* akatlng, aqua> ed 28 to T ^ tc ; Infor­ Cheyenne, W yo„ July 24—(ff)— ’VwlU be destroyed by insidious at- nesoU seven, Ohio and Wiaconain the mercury at 101, an Iowa City, Hampton Beach, N. H „ July 24 -t— ^— as many who own cars have had Have Delegations at (ConUBoed Froo* Pag* Oae) planing, .diving and‘ swimming. (CoBUDDed from Pag* Ob#) weighing 40 and 60 pounda. Wendell L. WlUkle peeled off hta Acka from within or above. -six. day. The mercury rose to U 5 la., motorist got a ticket for park­ —W —An airplane crash which Marisaa, lit. ((Py^-Add hot coat and told a dinner gathering — ■------lief from Prolonged there. Other hot spoU included in Since 1921; then, tested at-regularly operated I Veady said he .would show mation o W rtre . "Join ua In this great crusade. Nebraska, in its second week ing his car too close to— a fire.- claimed the life o f Second Lieut. er stories: L o w Fruth, hoptag Convention in Norwich An aluminum shower was given of .Wyomtqg Republicans, " I InaUt Phoenix, Arlz., 109; Huron, 8 . D„ I^ecutlvea of the Altoona, Pa.. state lanes and did not wait until sional Czechoslovak government the fllma, Utken by a friend, be­ ia willing to cede a part of Tran­ W * must keep lit thla torch -. of Heat Wave Dispelled. of 100 degree weather, feared ex­ cool his fe e y changed shoes a ' i1 Others Noted, sylvanian territory which is re­ Mias Violet Fallon, of Lilac street, that the throttle hold of 'big gov­ 108: Wendover, Utah. 106; Miles (Chamber of >mmerce perspired Raoul J. Bourgoln, 26, of French- the lane opened in Manchester to and of Halle Selassie aa ruler o f fore school and club groups aa Marcel Donze, enllsti^. officer democracy." tensive damage to corn unless 0 generously /^rinkllng powder garded ae useleea to Rumania. It last night by Mra. Moody Hark- ernment’ be removed from our City,, Mont, and North Plate, in 88 degree heat as they m^da vUle. Me., was being investigated go through the teat. Commander Charles Hollieter of Abyesinia aa the “absurdest step an inspiration to others afflict­ of the Legion's company oF^tate Expects Similar Retnarka ralna come quickly. Crop* in In­ side. Later the ahoes felt t It eome* to checkin* on The lane !n Manchester will be eventually may lead to the signing Inaon of, Hanmer street, Burnside. Lcgtslaturea, our, courts and our Questioned by report* about By The Associate Press Neb.. 104: 8 t. Paul, Minneapolis. plans for a. Santa CHaus' parade today by U. S. Army officials. apd stupk when he attempted Dllworth-Comell Post, American of the British goveritment in the ed with physical handicaps. It was Miaa Fallon'* second show­ diana were badly burned. The dismantled tonight after 5 o'clock of a friendly treaty." Guards haa completed filling out buaineaa." President Roosevelt’s remarks re­ The Mercury again nosed to­ Fresno. Ckllf.. Leon, la., -.and next Ctiristn)^, Bourgoln, a former University remov^ them. Investigating,. FnaSi' at udant vintage reporU of Legion end Mr* Kathleen Sweet, last month." drought was beginning to cauee and moveo to Wlllimantic where it It waa announced that a large er and she received a fine alumi­ 28 enlistment papeM for admis­ Party leaders from evary W y­ garding WillMe'a Democratic sup­ Dodge City. Kas„ 103: Madison, Salt Lake (htY, Utah, traffic of Main athlete, was returning to found be had used adhesive deii^^’ rflara' being oiwied In South U Popolo D'ltalia said that “ the num set. Those who attended the ward the top of the thermometer aome damage to the (Iry farming duty at Langley Field, Va„ yes­ will be In operation until August preirident of the unit auxiliary wlU number of special trains this sion to the company unit. Bn- , oming county beard the Republi­ porters the Republican nominee area of northeastern New Mexico. WU.. 101; Raleigh, N. C.. 100. cops proved thelr-coft^lalnts about poiyder, for holdihg false and Bolton aro. badly 31. the last day that cars, can be most ^ w ^ u l empire In the world week-end will return soldier* on shower were Miss Fallon's friends can nominee declare last nignt ha today, dispelling hopea for Imme­ hot feet were.JustiWed. TJjey plac“ terday, foHovring a brief vUlt with head their reepecllve delegate haa now to fall back on stranded llatmonta in the VFW Home aaid, "the president i* going to I In the deep south the beat Highest Reading of Year I both aar tb length of aervlce tested in the state. "harvest leave" to their mobilized from Calvary Temple in Hartford. waa determined the leadership of, diate relief from the most intense ed placed a thermoirheter'bn oozy his parents, when his ship encoun­ group* tomorrow for the annual and fugitive people" for allies. - Japanese View Guard unit also have not been up have to make remarks about a lot proved beneficial to many crops. (nilcago’s 96 was Its highest A buffet lunch was served and the the country "shall not be resolved and prolonged heat wave of the reading o f the year. Workers dig­ asphalt pavement and then an­ tered heavy fog, struck electric, I number* by thoie in Manchea- State Convention of the American Corriere Della Sera said Brit­ military units. to expectations, due, it was stated, of Democrats before this campaign Rains and floods caused crop dam­ evening was spent by the young by Corporate wealth or political ging Chicago’s subway enjoyed 63 nounced the reading; 128. wires and a cottage occupied, by Legion at Norwich. The Auxiliary ain's action showed she had lost to early obscure InstnictlM re­ la over. This shows that the presi­ year. age in Louisiana, however. Willie people playing gamea. wealth in the form of poIlUfcal degree temperatures. Hundreds of Mrs. Henry (5oddard of Baltimore Tba Ford ia the make of car delegation will be quartered at the her sense of humor. Anti-American garding enlistments and Allure dent ia thinking of (something be­ Thundershower^ came to the Roberts, irSA supervisor, declared and then plunged 15 feet deep Into Nolan to Head Rumania Confiscates machines." persons tunied public parks and Tent caterpillars reverse the INDIGESTIOi ttu t la the greatest number in Norwich Inn where the department Russell L. Crawford. Jr., has of the state agencies to clarify " sides the affairs o f state." a state of emergency for part of a marsh. maif aiMl HmH 'The nomtn^ said that If he Middle Atlantic states and some beaches into outdoor bedrooms last process of building a house and liaan o f service but is not the old­ business aessiotia will be held end British Oil Company recently returned from a trip to certain phaaes of the hoine guigrd President Roosevelt said yeiter- West Carroll parish where rains The young pilot, who arrived at Ou treptrt Is Ifc# ilewfc * pin* w Infantry Brigade Reports False requirements pertaining to '<^11 to Were elected there would be- "No other regions yesterday to give wiped out the crops of 500 famir night as they sought to escape stocking it with food. They buiid taJr-tiltcar «s lbs boafl At im tSmi est car In, operation in Manchester. the post et the Wauregan Hotel. Bucharest, July 24—(IP)—^The New York City where he visited brain trusters in back rooms" day he understood the Democratic temporary respite but abnormally the heat. the CariboU; Me., airport Sunday A Dodge truck owned by Steve The Delegates Clubwomen Bid Rumanian government today con­ service and compensation for this party hod ''bolted" from Senator lies and damaged those of 4,00(1 their house around the fowl sup­ in a (Yirtiss P-.36 pursuit plane, 9st fo j rraa. tfo tasatlfa b « l j if M s H i ! his aunt, Mrs. Helen Cnierington, writing “ melodious speeches.” hot weather persisted generally others. Denver, too, saw the mercury artJns Matfirinaa kmams tm aeld tsPsaaOsi. If Bualukclwlcz of Union street is the The post delegate* attending (Continued front Page One) fiscated the largest British oil and attended the New York emergency service. Burke (D., Neb.), who had an­ ply. one 6f the Army's standard high n i l H T D O S E dasan't trwm IM l- a a s * * Hartford, Julv U-UF)—Ool. The deadline for filing cniUt- Winkle attended the dinner be­ from the Rockies to the eastern Cloudburst Oausea Damag«L beiUa IS «8 sad raartfs D O C U t M U m oldest registered here, being manu­ the convention ' are: Commander (Kimpany In Rumania. World's Fair. nounced he would siipporj Willkie. Joseph P. Nolan of Hartford, com- . To Crafts Show ment papers for the guard com­ fore boarding an airplane for Salt seaboard. factured in 1921. There are three Charles Hollister, welfare, officer a proclamation issued by Japanese ■hie confiscated concern was The The president also hie administra­ A cloudburst inundated farm­ I mander of the 169th Infantry. panies waa July 18. but it is be­ Lake City and visits to rodeos at Forecasters said the Ohio val­ lands and caused considerable crop Ford car* in Manchester that have Almeron Hollister, vice Command­ residents of Hangchow saying: Aetra-Roman Oil Company, which The section of a tree which was tion believed the minds of Lewis I Connecticut National Guard, will lieved that completion of the tk'o Salt Lake City and Ogden, Utah. ley and lower lake regions may be damage in- a 2,5-mlle strip in west­ been In operation since 1923, two er Elmer Weden, vice Commander "Since the atrocitiea committed is Jointly owned by British and blown down during the storm A t the start of the dinner, he took W. Douglas, former budget direc­ I command the 85th Infantry Bri- Attention of the members of the local 60-man home guard ui “ cooler Friday but that no wide- ern New York. A violent rain that were manufactured in 1924 Otto Heller and Adjutant Everett by. American Marines at Shanghai Dutch Interests. Monday in front of 84 Eldridge 7 his coat and several hundred tor, and John W. Hanes, former I gade, consisting of the 169lh and Cosmopolitan Club is directed to und^r the present plan will no| and live that came off the line in Kennedy. The post alternates are July 7, the American government Oil Commissar Ghcron Netta street ha* been cleaned up. undersecretary of the Treasury, BidYNCW / Sale SttOs JULY 3i r 1102nd Infantry, at the First Army accOmnlished. It l.s expecteil |er men followed suit. The 1926, which la the age given for Past District Commander Victor the fact that Friday, July 26. baa haa tried to avert its responsibil-' appointed one of his deputies to cury had gone to 97 ' degrees ran more to dollars than to hu­ W a £ t maneuvers in northern New York with the passage of a unlviJ the South Windsor enti y. There are been aet aaide by the Society of ity. This hoatil* attitude can run th* company for the govern­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Leary, of Hler in the day while Willkie manity. next month. Bronke, Milton Hansen, Elmer rotlitary training bill by Cong three other Fords that were made never be tolerated. We want to ment. 66 Florence street, are spending A crowd estimated by rodeo offl- I In the death of Brig. Gen. .Tames Rice and Clifford Dolseit. (Connecticut Craftsmen aa "Feder­ that classes from the advanced Ml attending the opening of the In 1926; 1 in 1927; 18 in 1928; 53 warn Americana that If they don't rallad to Obey La w . their annual vacation traveling IA Cheyenne frontier days rodeo. ! A. Haggerty, last week, the bri­ The unit delegatea are: Past ation" day, when all member* of age groups to be listed under the dais at 18.000--approxlmatcly the in 1929 and 95 in, 1930. Three Hup- the (Connecticut Federation of withdraw from Asia forthwith. A government order asserted New Hampshire and Maine. Nomination from 'New Lradershlp’ population of Wyoming's capital mobllea made in 1926 are still in gade lost its commander. President Mrs. Marjorie Bradley. plan may be called for service in m p u Women'* (Cluba are cordially in­ Japan will take the necessary that the concern, a eubsldiary of The nominee told the 700 diners city—turned out to sec the opening operation and John Tynan has a Adjt. Gen. R. B. DeLacour said President Mrs. Kathleen Sweet, all of the states In case of emer­ FINAL atepa.” Ward Strange, Jr., of 79 W al­ he was proud his Republican nom­ Wlllys-Knlght in daily '.lae that that Colonel Nolan had been se­ secretary, Mrs. Viola Rice and vited to attend on that day at the the Royal Dutch Shell, had failed gency, on much the same plan as of the Frontier Days rodeo and its (Japanese charged that United nut stieet, and Louis Boudreau of ination had con'e from "the new guest of honor. was manufactured In 1923. L. T. lected on recommendation of Maj. vice-president Mrs. Esther Donze. Battell House, Norfolk, the exhibit tp supply "information on produc- ■ the Home Defense plan of Great States Marines mistreated Japan­ tlon" as required by Rumanian ! Wlnated, are enjoying a camping leadership In the party. Wood owns and operates a Dodge Gen. Morris B. Payne of New I^on- The alternates are: Mra. Hilda and aale of the (Connecticut crafts­ men. It is expected that Mra. ese gendarmes arrested In the In­ law. - trip at ■ Coventry- - Lake. Britain works. "The lights of liberty are going truck made in 1924 and two more don, commander of the 43rd Divi­ Kennedy, Mrs. Grace Pitkin, Mra. i Many of those ex-.servlce men out one by one In Europe, and the mad* In 1925. Two Buicks manu­ sion who during last year's ma­ Ruth Coughlin and Mrs. Helen Laura Hale Gorton of Glaston­ ternational Settlement.) Under the term* of a recent oil who originally had planned to en­ Greeted by Cheering bury, and other officers will be Carried by Army Tmeks. The office of the tax collector i.s only way to keep them burning factured in 1924 are in operation in neuvers commanded the First Griffin. decree the Rumanian government list for service In a home guard present to greet all Federation One correspondent asserted that to remain open tomorrow until 9 brightlj, here In America Is under Crowds at Airport town and the Orford Soap Com­ Corps. The post band will also take now may send the company’* pro­ * members. The exhibit will con­ l>ersons attending the mass meet­ p, m. and Saturday to 5 p. m. in company have good Jobs and the a leadership that believes In Amer­ pany owns three small truck.s that part in the Legion 40 and 8 parade duction to .Germany for use by the majority have one or more de- Salt Lake City, July 24 (/Ti i STORES. tinue at Norfolk on Saturday. ing at which the proclamation was Nazi, armies. order to accommodate those who ' ica." Willkie said Wendell L. Willkie, "refreshed and ! cists CleanerfSALECUP or HI-rRESSURE J O H / Y S O ^ were put In service in 1021. The j starting at 8 o'clock on Friday A po.ssible call to serv- The Craftsmen's show and sale drawn up were transported by Since the start of the war The find it inconvenient to visit the i pendents "W e muat build an economic delighted" over yesterday’s rodeo | Q a i e k ly CREASE C A K A / a town has a Ford tractor bought in S r'orC I night and will head the local post offlce during regular hours. The ; i c e of such men in a home guard 1923 sUll in operation, althouch It i n o i i .ja -vss a. of contemporary crafts will then Japanese army trucks. Astra-Romana 0)mpany refused aystem aiibject to reaaonable ao- at Cheyenne arrived by plane early I Beailly cleans 5 lb. AUTO unit jn the Convention parade on steadfastly to ship oil to the j uat half of town t a x e s now Is due ; unit would work a hardship POLISH Beam Safety Light was not taken to the testing lane i be transferred from Norfolk to The spokesr-an. saving that "a cial control but build one that will this morning. He waved to cheer­ 600 Pairs of This Seuson^s 1 windows, C»n " 1-1 its rail fsvftv’'1 ®**^“''‘**y auxiliary {^elch. and payable, with final cate set at | them. __ function. . . . . I m i r r r .s, Full I'lfit C'li fo r markers, as It was not neces­ n ilB till Jt-liT I ^(11 aiBo take part in the conven- Andover on Monday, and will open mass meeting wouldn’t be held If i ing crowds at the airport. SJUd WIMOOW 0 Genuine **Mazda ^ 11**01 *’***'‘ ** •*** I on Tuesday from 12 noon to 5:30, each case were settled in the prop­ United States oil men said the i August 1. "This government belongs to Best Sellers Starling I chrome, etc. « l l y waled Bulb. **• sary to do BO. On the drive to his hotel, sever­ GLOW ______i tlon parade in the auxiliary section and pn Wednesday, July 31, from er wav." declared that any Impres­ the people and we are going to re­ • ■•••me roMMfeue-.eon M( Pur. Rush At Testing I>ane | Saturday. al cars pulled alongside his and the - Thursday ... . f»ew etir (Continued From Page One) 10 a.ro. to 9 p.m. in the bam at sion that Japanese authorities had dws°not affect^A^merican interests, i Frank DeCiantis and family to- l O A l l e i l t l turn It to them. " driver* attempted to hold shouted I Glass As was expected there «a s a _____ Iveave Tomorrow Well Sweep Farm, Andover, Mis* *•^*•0 M lifllw _ iTitisated the assault and robbery although they acknowledged a ' day moved from 45 North street On leaving the Masonic Temple, conversatloris. A small post-mid- ! CLfANfR push at the Motor 'Vehicle Depart- ' The vanguard of the lodal units Marion Tinker'* place. Cl Abend was erroneous. precedent had lieen created which ; to 210 Porter street. He recently j w’here the dinner was held, Willkie I’otiwlilna C ment's testing lane on Leonard | Intercepted, all our aircraft re- ‘ night crowd applauded Willkie as ' will be the Auxiliary delegation Miaa Elizabeth Tltcomb of ■'Granting th-it the Abend case might be used against any oil I disposed of his store business. i Teachers'* College toid a crowd waiting outside that 44 Oil ah«*4 e 4 street today. Today is the last day , turned safely, he entered hi* hotel. j C8BYU filtvet with Wirr I which will leave tomorrow morn- Bloomfield, Mrs. Ralph Bowman of did occur," he said, "it is Just like concerns in the future. known aa the Star Market, at 47 "if you elect me president I pledge *««»l aniteh thla year that teats will be made ' "A Sunderland flyipg boat, dur- I ing for the business aesslone of the vnii' thi. ' j ' ...... i—-"S'- The nominee had a sandwich and « Itli any Glastonbury and Lronard Rankin a Japanese Journalist living in New North street, but is retaining the you this great democracy never went Immediately to bed. I A lit. ran Ir MMCheater. At opening time ing reconnaissance, ’ lighted an I Auxiliary which will open at* 10 a. Bumper FENDER GUIDE of Bloomfield. Mrs. Ralph Bowman York .suffering 'obbery and vio­ Result of War Struggle. ownership of the Tip Top Market, Miss Jeanne P. Robb, a gradu­ S P K A V B Z W j nt Itregae this morning cars were lined up I enemy convoy consisting of three ! m. The post's delegation will at­ of Glastonbury and Leonard Ran­ lence " ate of Manchester High school in ready to be tested and at 9 o'clock ' merchant vessels, three tankers The .confiscation of Astra-Ro- on Oak street. Mr. DeCiantis has -«rr, tend the business sessions tomor­ kin of New Hartford will set up June, is the only Manchester there wae a line that extended back | and one destroyer. It is believed oil conducted the store on North A SALE row night and will remain through both exhibits and transport all the mana, one of the tw'O largest young woman that la tentatively to Z3ro street. The line continued two merchant vesaels. were hit Chinesp Fight Pitched companies in Rumania, i* the lat­ street and made hi* home there , AT THE until the ctose of the convention articles. Contributors living In -he for 22 years. accepted for entrance at the Con­ Attends Ward M an ch ester I'r - ^ to grow during the morning. and badly damaged." Saturday. vicinity of Manchester Include est in a series of actions by the necticut Teachers' College at New ' HEIGHT OF •nie lane haa been opened a I .— ----- Battle With Japanese Rumanian government dictated by r^PHILCO Norwick has made elaborate Miaa Helen Tilllnghast of Vernon, Britain this fall. There are 159 so ffa c r e tu e t month. It was estimated that about First .Alarm in \4 eeks the struggle of Europe's warring Hose No. 2 of the Manchester D ale Book THE SE.\SON plans for entertaining the state gourds; James and Ruth Goldie, Hong Kong. July 24.—(JP)—Chi- Styles Cliiiie ------7,000 cars would be tested at the Alexandria, July 24 —i/P)—^^The Fire department will go to River­ far tentatively selected and of AUrOKMtO gilding and maps, Vernon Center; nese guerrllas and regulars fought power* for control Of her petrol­ Flanged local lane aa it included residents first air raid alarm in Alexandria Legion groups. Franklin Square side Park. Agawam, Mass., on | thla number New Britain leads Coming Events ' « Sole in Norwich has been decorated John Hyatt of East Hartford, a pitched battle today writh the eum production. with 44 and Hartford Is second White with deep punch o f Manchester. Bolton, North in weeks was sounded early this Japanese force* which a month ago Th* .largest oil compenle* in their outing to be held August 4.' with a huge canopy and streamers furniture and trays; Flora M. They will make the trip in private ' with 32 Mrn. Margaret Shea Re­ Aug. 4.—Hose Co. No. 1. 'M.F.D. faced scorings— Coventry and East Glastonbury. morning, lasting 26 minutes. There King of Somers, l ^ k ends; Mil­ occupied a strip of mamland ad­ Rumania are the Aatra-Romana Tapered steel ahd all business places and private car*. Miss Robb is the daughter of outing. Osano's cottage. ! Brown and White The daily average of cars through was no bombing. dred Robertson, Willtmantic, leath­ jacent to the British crown colony and the Steeua Roman*, controll­ turns from FaHliion ^ •^,X!‘e°1h*J?a*U, COB- Bristol Shafts— th* lane was In the vicinity of 360 homes have been dressed.up for the ed by the Royal Dutch Shell, and Mr. and Mrs, Herbert W. Robb, Aug. 11—Improvement A s s o c i a - 1 er: Isabella Wright, WUUmantic, of Hoag Kong. of 234 Center street. In school High Heels Grained hickory with about 240 being approved. The visitation. Norwich's prize-win­ The Chinese attacked in force Romano Americana, controlled by Show in New York. tlon outing. Rod a n d Gun c l u b . I TIRES ^ “ *«J pHees! ■ The first streamlined .speed lo­ ning electric lighting has been samplers: Josephine Davis, Som­ she was a member in her last year finish. Satin trouble in most cases was with at dawn. The Standard Oil Company of (.ieriiiaiis Take chrome finished comotive was built In 1889, and strung up for the evening parades ers, hoc4'ed nigs; Mr.s. John G. of the Somanhia staff, waa a mem­ Aug. 14—Oiamber of Commerce \ Cuban Heels lights, but Ir other cases im­ Boas. Willlmantlc, dolls; Miriam Observer* on hilltops within Brit- | New Jersey. Mrs. Margaret Shea, of Mont­ heads — Choice proper brake conditions resulted in could attain a speed of 110 miles and activities of the Legion groups. ber of the student council in her outing. Lake (Tompounce. Spicer, the Crossways Studio, ish territory saw the Chinese en- i There are 40 amaller companies gomery Ward's Fashion depart­ Enjoy .your favorite ra­ Nos. 2, 5, 7 * a refusal of the necessary sticker. an hour. It may be seen at the British and Ru- Civilian Foes first year, Girls' Reserve in her Aug. 18—Hose Company, No. 2, Flat Heels Hampton; Agnes Carpenter of g. ge the Japanese force, which ; involving French ment, has Just returned from New dio program while yon Rutter. E There have been 1,158 rejections Smithsonian Institution. last year. French club in her sec­ Terms. Norwich, pottery. was estimated at 900 Jap.snese and manian capital. York City, where she attended the M.F.D.. oiitipg at Riverside Park drive! This compact, (CnDtinued (rnm Page One) ond. third and fourth year, stu­ 3,000 Chinese •nercenaries. Rumania is one of Germany s semi-annual Ward Fa.ihlon (Tllnlc, in Springfield. pSwerful n ew Philco principal sources of fuel to drive dent librarian in her third year, h- .\rtlllcry Forces Retreat conducted by Miss Olive Smith, Aug. 19'-24 Tall Cedar* Joy- radio la the finest on N, Y. Stocks her planes rfpd war machines. Brit­ formation. however, himself was hrary class in the same year. Pep More! Camp Moccasins $1.64 By mid-ar‘,e.rr.f>on, witnesses said, nationally known stylist and fash­ land, Dougherty lot. the market at this low ish and French interests controlled in France when the Germans took Club In her first year, class secre­ Revue at Stale the .'mperiority of Japanese artil­ ion authority. price! ---- 5J S S about 50 per cent of the Ruman­ over. tary in her first and second, year Aug. 25— Knights of (Tolumbus lery had forced the attackers to "This Winter’s fashion* show a outing at Rod and Gun Club. 5.95 5.45 6.90 Air Reduc ...... 4(1 r.'treat, but the fighting continued ian output. Other foreign com­ Strasser waa deprived of Ger- ' and In (Thoral speaking in her trend toward quieter fem ininity... To End Toniffht Aug. 26-Sept. 3 K. of C. car­ t i r e s m o u n t e d FB*a I Alaska Jun ...... 4<2 20 miles north of the renter of panies, including American, con­ man citizenship in March. 1934 third year. a subdued, wellbred gentility so ‘S ffS lS S , nival a t . Main atreet grounds. Endicott-Johnson Shoes Alleghany \ —'---- 1 n" Kong. trolled a large proportion of the and thereafter his anti-Nazi Black becoming to American women", Her. U real vlu e! ^ot o n lr ^ n The Whisky Rebellion of 1794 Main Street 19.75 Allied Chem ...... 147‘ - ,, „ „ The Japanese forces were those remainder. I Front organ, "Deutsche Revolu- aays Mrs. Shea. The new silhouette Sept. 4 - Re-openlng of public 719 State Theater Building you buy these outsUn^ng COR Am Home Prod ...... 52\ ' tlon " appeared secretly in Berlin. was the climax to the (list in­ Is graceful, slender, and willowy. schools for 1940-41 school year. NELL Guaranteeil Tires at these Am Rad St S ...... 5H ter kiddies' revue which opened col.ony's trade and commimlca- He carried on anti-Nazi actlv- stance of bootlegging in the Skirts are straighten shoulders AUTO AERIAL smaxingiy low price*- — ’ Am Smelt ...... 35 at "the State theater yesterday ' tlon with the Interior of China, Denies Russia Sent ' ities from Greece and. Switzerland United Slates. are less exaggerated; waistlines 3 section But you get a Heavy Am T and T ...... 159‘ii afternoon under the direction of ISote on Government until he was forced to leave and are natural. Many coats and dress­ cowl type Tube yrlth every Tire Am Wat Wks ...... 8 'j finally took up residence In Paris. es give an Illusion o f slim length with every for only Manager Jack Sanson, w'ill end its Council dgrees Moscow. July 24- (/P)-Tas*, of­ Anaconda...... 19 two day run with the JJbrformahce * ’ In an Interview in Paris last No- by "side draping". auto radio ficial Soviet Russian news agency, ;' vember he declared that Heinrich THL'RS. Armour 111 ...... 4 'i this evening. A vehicle for the’ di.s- B o S lC This year’s fashions are more for only 0n Platform said today it was authorized to j AviatiotS Corp ...... 4 \ I Himmler, head of German secret adaptable to the busy life of an play of varied local Juvenile tal-i Tokyo. July 24.-(,Pi- The cabi- deny that the Soviet union had police, himself had organized the Baldwin Ct ...... 14 "STATE* X American woman. There is far d o u b l e b a r ents, large audiences yesterday council of the new government 1 sent to Rumania a note demand- , Munich bomb plot on Hitler's life. B and O ...... 3^M were pleased with this entertain- gf Premier Prince Fiimimaro less definition betw'een "dressy" WtTM Hitler escaped poasible death or eftILLE CUARDS Bendix ...... 27'j ment which contains. »ong^, agreed today on this basic ' * democr g and "sporta" clothes, which is cer­ injury by few minutes in the rrol.rt >«or Crlll« from w "> € L ^ C rm / C Brownbilt Shoe Stores Beth Stl ...... 75 a TOGETHER! tainly a boon to the woman who FANS Borden ...... 19'j dances and variety numbers. , ■ piatfo-m: " t T ss said that anV report to this . blast last Nov. 8 In the Burger- rfp«lr« Hf-ivy rhrom- pUle«l HOT WEATHER CQSIINO! must dress on a limited budget. Can Pac ...... 3 Among the many offering*, sev- j -po attempt, to contribute to _ j -devoid of any founda- brau beer cellar where he had Just «h r hr nnromfortahlr when ^ eral of which were mentioXed last i world peace Imaccordance with the The majority of costumes can be sou ran lta%r «w»r of Ihrar Cerro De P ...... 23’ . completed a fighting speech. Debs, bewets I f a r i c r )0 Inch f»*rill«tlna f- Mid-Summer Clearance night, iif one by Doris .Copeland, i empire's "spirit of international i tion. worn with equal assurance to the ('he. P*ge One) ludy'i the sing For Youngster* and Grown- Jevyelry add Interest and novelty. of 2 full- W U t e Gen Elec ...... ,31 (i Centra] Row, Hartford lag iwestheart Up*. Stronglv constructed of Punch-Jeffery jiitm ent Executive Committee and Simple dresses lend them selv^ slied Rack­ Gen Foods ...... 41 > in Micksy'i siau tpecUlly treated waterproof Mrs. Eleanor B. Jeffery, daugh­ to all kinds of accessory changes” ets, Net, Gen Mot ...... 43'l-> J Insurance Stocks Columbia, July 24—(Special)— liter a stag party for the Legion- sgaini Hitdy Skirts are abort and youthful. Hudson Mot ...... , . . . . 4 ter of Mrs. Earl Shaw of 458 Por­ Shuttlecock materiaL _ 4 Bid Congreasman Thomas R. Ball of ^ naires. . _ , — Umily iuB end Tailored styles are /itttn softly Int Harv ...... 43', ter street, was married at 12:15 end Book of i/AABiteLCAXY/Au rzvr SHOES •3'4 Aetna Casualty...... 112 Old Lvme, State Comptroller Fred, Ge**^™' feminine . . . sometimes clas.sicly Ruf edveahirs hit a Int Nick ■...... 22» .Aetna Fire ...... 46 noon today to Edward Charles O Ze'ler of Stonlngton head the The general ses ions o. the Le- tailored, with pleated skirts, nice Punch of Roche.ster, N. Y. The new high! Grratlv Reiliiceil Johns-Man 56'6 . f Aetna Life ...... 27 hst of speakers at the July meet-j Rion Snd ‘ h ' AiJclUary will opep ly detailed bodices and little ceremony was performed by Rev. Kennecott - ...... 2525 : Automobile ...... 33'; ing___ tk. of TntinnH the Tolland Ooiiritv County Renub- Repub iTiursdsy at 9 a. im, the former lars. Afternoon dresses acquire Sewed in Floor | Lockheed Airc ...... 24’24'3lConn. General ...... 24 Dr. Earl E. Story at the parson­ llcan club to be held in Yeomdns at ink* Home and the auxUlan- at Norwich Inn. Thursday night the distinction by side -draping, fbont Loew's ...... 2424 ’*» I Hartford Fire ...... 74 age of the South Methodist church hall here tomorrow night at eight fullness, and lower waisUini S e c O T H O T ^ A m STEP SHOES on Spruce street. They were un­ auxiliary wlh hold its annual ban- ' Mont vyard ...... 39’ I Hartford Stm. Boll . 51 Hats are no longer crazyC Thev SM /rneccoc Naah-Kelv ...... 4’ attended. Following a wedding trip o'clock. qi-et at th* Inn. with every Regular $6.00. Reduced to 9 ^ .8 9 4’ i I National Fire ..... !)2'; too, reflect good taste apd breed­ with I Nat Bisc ...... 19* ! to Cape Cod, Mr. and Mrs. Punch President Robert Galbraith, of General sessions will continue Tent for, 1 Phoenix ...... 76 ing. Light-hearted and/ frivolous above I Jiat D a ir y ...... 14'14 >4 Travelers ...... 395 wHll live in Rochester. Somers, is in charge and it ia ex­ Friday and at night the Forty and only pected that between 75 and 100 Eight, funmaking adjunct of the ...y e t combined wltif a serene for MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S PL.\Y S.\NDALS. .$1.29 ilMat Distill ...... 20'« 20' , Public rtlUUee sanity. For one thiito, they cling iN Y Central ...... 11' will ■ be present. Others who Legion, will stage it* annual . Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 57 Announce Engagement firmly to the, head/Uirpugh blus­ only I Nor Am Co ...... 18' plan to attend from the state poll- parade. 3551 i Conn. Pow...... 49 tery Winter w lnd^D eftly manipu­ C'zasfgtSnc I Packard ...... *'4 S' I Hartford Elec. Lt. .. 64 Mr. and Mra, Milo D. Wells, of Ucal fold are SUte Committee­ Officers will be elected Saturday 7EL€SCOf€ Cambridge atreet, announce the man Frank.Parizek, of West WU- morning and the big parade will lated turbans,' o«-tbe-face berets, R O W N W h ' Penn RR ...... 3®'4 I Hartford Gas ...... 32 and forward-tit^ toques.. .all are r/ S A / / A / & p eg a B iB Phil Pet ...... 32'4 1 Illuminating Sh* . . . . .56 engagement of their daughter, llngton and State Commltteewom- follow in th* afternoon. o ^ t * t « on AC and DC Caitent or on ; Miss Elsther Wells, to Arnold an Mr*. Ralph Keeney of Somers. Early arrivals for-the convention on to atay. ^tonnish sporta hats Union Hardware' I Radio ...... 4’ 4» S. New Eng. Tel. O j. 154 Make! 1 Sdf Contained Batteries • amijwgni VI 'WaihaMt ; Spencer Clarke, son of Mr*. Ethel Harvey S. (Filins, the local chair­ predicted that John R. Feegel of ire claiisic /or softly feminine, SHOE STORE 1 Rem Rand ...... * I Western Mass ...... 29 fright feathers and veils add a Ailjaala RH ft* tr llollywooid MaIcHrI M, Clarke of 3^ North School man. I# in charge of errangementa Meriden, now senior vice-comman­ 3 ft. ll4>«'FrrthlF I ,S rwkl cPmpsn'"—' to take A rn n i R ltlrf a i M afaaek Republic Stl . . . . ^ ; Industrial ash of Acme Wire ...... 16'4 en everywhere. •rat » I rsenpin*. etc. HS* | rthlAft t^our all awaamar ! Safeway Str* .... Clarke. Both young people are committee of local women. office.. I , - I ( ronlslmd scclsl. | InwR. J* I Am. Hardware ...... 20'. Pumps Not Plain r*rk t r ip — I Sear* R oeb ...... graduates of Manchester High aMk« 1 Lackln* frost cow. I Arrow H and H., com 35 Pum ps... not plain ones, but •trri Socony-Vac ... acbool. -ENDS TONIGHT: «alde«. M ILITARY BRUSH ' Bristol Brass ...... 39 pretty, trimmed pumps...are Sou Pac ...... Billings and Spencer 3'4 ••YOt’ TlE NOT SO TOUGH’’ UMT and COMB SETS PLUS: KIDDIES’ REVUE! worn with dressy, semi-dressy, and N|»wrUt whh etary .Pia- South Ry ...... Colt’s Pat. Firearms. 74 even casual clothes. The lasts are yCAMPCHAfJl St(l B ran d s...... H a r d wood Eagle L o c k ...... 7 ahortor looking this year and in­ a t jy Std Oil C a l ...... Hospital Notes Pafnir Bearings ---- 118 finitely more flattering. W e ^ e frame* with 3 DAYS LEFT Std Oil N J . . . . Hart ahd Cooley . . . . 118 and other novel heela add zest to dunble Tex Corp ...... Hendey Mach., com.. 8 I BOLTON PLAYHOUSE the shoe picture. •efti with eT*i7 TO SHOP FOR Un Carbide . . . . Admitted"- today: Mra. Anna Radio for only Landers Frary A Clk. 24 • -BINGO- "Cappy” Alan Moore’s Handbags were never prettier Noske', 95 Glenwood street: Mias ■Union Pac ...... New Brit. Mch., com. 37 SHOWBQAT PLATEM In .. .nor more practical. Every bag FURNITURE AT Unit AIre ...... Mary Mc'Velgb. Marlow Block, North and Ju dd...... 27 TOBY AND THE NAZI BPtES’ Is capadoua.. .as useful os It is Unit Corp ...... Main atreet: Mias Estelle . Lam-- Lwig ni»9« Peck Stqw A WU ... 4 VAUDEVILLE decorative. Soft draping., meticu- Cenuina “KAMPKOOK” STOVES 3-PLY BRAIDED_ H O SE Unit Gas Imp ...... preebt, 14 Churck street: Thomas H9«ivy cormtAted nihh«r With r«lJif«re#d tesevt. BUY NOW AT OUR 20f'r PROFIT SHARING Russel Mfg. Ck>.. new 9*4 Thursday Night Tnee., Wed„aHiiirs., Fri., Bat. loue tailoring, and little dressmak­ ASPHALT A8BE8T08 U 8 R u b b er...... Smith, 16 West (Jenter street. The refreshing experience of The ftoe*t gasoline c»mp ^ovee #• the^asaiket. Veey XON KIXKINO. 0«MN- Scovll M f g ...... 24 tr Adm. S6e and 68c. ChUdren 10c. er trims reflect toe new feminine tf9 a rlt h a (« » 4 ROOF OOATINO U S Steel ...... Silex Co ...... 11 Discharged yesterday: Mra. economlco) to nee. Folds «iid easOy tMn U i . atar prewaar*. atop* all l-sko < Curtain 8:47. trend. Long o b f^ g pouches are Rlu Ikied. West Union ...... Stanley Works ...... 43'4 Augusta Weigold, 107 Sprue*, 3 'Bonier • lMH9a4lalrlF. SALE! Woolworth ...... atreet: Beveiiy Bents, 14 Brain- ODD FELLOWS HALL particularly exciting- millions has made Coca-Cola the do., pfd ...... 29 Trimmed gloves are feminine without Elec Bond and Sh (C^irb) ard Place: Mias Alm a Hicking, Bedroom and Dining Room Suites • Kitchen Seta • Torrln^on ...... 2514 27*4 Sponsored By King David Lodge, and flatterin g.. .add drama to Side 33 North Elm street; Mrs. Amoa drink everybody knows- Four gener­ Veeder-Root ...... 58*4 61H your coatume. Classic imtrimmed Shielda Sfadlo CouchM • Sofa Beds - Chairs • Tables • Lamps • New York Banka Shepard, and Infant daughtar, 24 IL m m 0. o. THURSDAY - FRIDAY Beds - Mattresses and Springs — At 20r^ OIF Our gloves remain a favorite, to be Bank of New York . 303 Eldridge street. ■----- REGULAR GAMES ----- ^ worn for every occasion. ations have approved its "delicious Admitted today: LuclUa Mc­ Regular Low Prices! Bankers Trust...... 49 " I was so' thrilled at to«fi pre- Steak Broilar, Guire. 14 Cortland street; W alter Roof OortiBf (jentsal Hanover---- 901. and CIRCLE vlewxof thla Winter’s fashions", with o w y , Mansfield & G>* Fox, 63 Benton street: Roy M*l> OVENWARE TO LADIES! and refreshing” taste . .. have found , Chase ...... 30 says Mrs. Shea. "Thejfre all so gaaoll*. Brass Sprinkler j Bmah WE GUARANTEE THE LOWEST PRICES 4» Pwri St Tat 7-8288 len. Broad Srook. 1st SPECIAL GAME»|10.00—or $35.00 Award. I Chemical ...... 44 A BTAB-STUDDED HIT! p retty... so feminine and gra- • tovo- lee wKh ON QUALITY FURNITURE IN MANCHESTER! h a k t f o b p . c o n n . a t y ...... 2414 . Birth: Today, a bob to Mr. and 2nd SPECIAL GAME—410.00—or $25.00 Award. only; with s a y Gardea| abovo Mrs. Sherwood Trueman, 160 MERLE OBEBON (doua I’d like every woman to in itt-cold Coca-Cola a distinctive Continental ...... *. 12 3rd SPECIAL SWEi^PSTAKES—$15.00—Guaranteed. town to drop to and see the new Use* tor omtr ■ far aaly, West dentsr street. GEORGE BRENT In Conn. Stocks Com fCxchang*...... 49*4 4th SPECIAL GAME^10.00-$20.00—or $25.00 Award. ‘TILL WE MEET AGAI>'" styles that are arriving now^’- Firat NaUonal...... ,1626 1678 Discharged today; Ellsabcth after-sense o f happy refj^eshment. Johnson, 78 Tanner street; How­ 5th SPECIAL GAME— $10.00—or $45.00 Award. With PAT onRIEN E o r Y ie ld s Guaranty Trust . . . . ■ 273—: 283 - - G. FITZGERALD Earth T r FH t Irving Trust 10 12 ard and Audrey Manierre, 485 6th SPECIAL GAME— $30.00—Award. '' 'o IsUfibul, Jul*y"*^—(A>y—Earth . ' / - i ManrliBatir Bepmeaetatlv* Manhattan ...... 16ti 17*4 Porter street; Donald Krauaa, 74 PLU S ! -t Qbda Oa Broadway’ Florence street; C2wrtoa Luce, 19 Play BiBgo Sitting A t Tables With Um EBuipment You tremors ware felt during toe night P^A U S E THAT REFRESHES Msnufact'Truat . ' 88 85 at Trebiaonde, Black 8ea M rt to John V. Lunberton N Y T r u a t...... 98 101 Welcome PlaM : Mr9. Kverett Like! NOW: SUPER GIANT SHOW! Bentley and infant daughter, 153 "Buck Benny Rides Again" the Armenian section o f 'Turkey, Bornao UNoak AumoRiTy or lia COCA4XXA oa lY 114 ChMtnat Street PubUc NaUonal ___ 23*4 30 DOOR PRIZE $10.00 ! ADMISSION 35 CENTS. and at Kelkit, about 100 mil** to Titia Guarantee 2% 384 Highland strMt. ’T b a Bins Bird" (Tel Myeheetcr RHI9 the eolith. No casualtlee were re- COCA • COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. U 8 T ru a t...... 1600 U60 : U WtUants. ----- * ga , 1...... i: pOTww ToUarilC :\ JR '"T TtiBliiTff rTiii i'

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- ♦ iliary need edni* thee* hookleu Prlgliteeed Ho im Im p s Bicycles Getting Popabtr; to hand the neV iniHdents on w ^ m *40 Campaign May Develop Former Saloon Serve$ Planning Seen On Anto Roof, Drops Dtnd Paper Printed One to Every IS Residents Seeking Fund they call, thirty or forty famUlea |oFarmers As Church on Border a. month. It would help these new­ Scranton, P*,, July 24,— (FI— Arlington, Maa*. July 84.— For Booklet comers to iearn somi ^ the facts / i V \ Along Conventional Lines Nation^ Hope A saddle horse, owned by Don­ On Norse Soil (JP)—This town of 86,000 per­ about our community.’ Be Honored July 24 ald Camaroa o f Carbondale, be­ sons appears to be entering n It la eatlmaUd that a booklet Trout River, N. Y„ Hyde Park, N, Y., July 84-^^S[F)— f same thing la 1M2 sad IMS aad — Former______saloon In this came frightened while bitched cycle—or getting on one. Chamber Soliciting Its would cost from $2(X) to $300 for a to a ix>et at nearby Waymart. British Troops Fighting Police Chief Archie Bullock supply o f 10,000 and contrlbuUon* Signs that the 1940 campaign perhaps In 192$, Mr. Roosevelt /Qmidlan border town la being Pages of Daily Paper* said, and consequently was well ; Granby and Bristol used as a church by virtue of It jerked the post loose, dash­ discloaed after a checkup that Members for Dona* of $10.00, $6.00 and $2.00 are being might develop, along conventional Carmans Published at bieyclea have become so popu­ qualified by experience. HOUSE’S being the only place where Plastered with Vindica­ ed down the road. Jumped upon ■ought to defray the expense of lines appeared today as a result idents SelMted for the roof of an autorooMIe driv­ lar In Arlington that there le tion for Project. publication. The project waa re­ And, he added, we all remember both Americana and Cana­ tion of Method. Least One Issue. of President Rooeevelt'a use of a that sweatshop matter, of bourse. inal Awards. dians can congregate. ing towards It and droppad one two-wheeler to every 16 cently approved by the Board of The International border dead. realdente. Chamber of Commerce ^lane for Control Of the Chamoer. A small poUUoal bludgeon on a quartet of He did not amplify that atats- ment cut* the room In half, so Redding, July 24—iSV -M afard New York. July 24—(FJ—British the publication of a booklet or leaf­ leaflet about Manchester was Deiaocrate who have gone over troops fighting the Germans In A White House official aald that ‘ 8tofn> July SS—(S'— nit.iBoit Americans alt on, one side and laeued some years ago hut the to the Republican 'camp. McKemon, editor of The Regional northern Norway had tlma to pub­ let to extol Manchester to visitors, The Donnelly Garment Company ^prised honor which c*n go Canadians on the other while supply o f these baa now been ex­ Mr. R o ^ v e lt may make no at­ Plan Association of New York, lish at least oas Issue of a news­ tourlata and new reeldehta are pro­ of Kansas City, beaded by Reed’a I » Connecticut fanner will be be­ the Rev. Joseph C. Heslln of Brigtol Banker, New Haven Doctor hausted. tempt to match campaign epeecb- said today that In planning for ao- paper, ‘"The Midnight Sun." It waa ceeding slowly hecauae of a lack of li . ea and stumping tours with Wen­ wife, waa the subject of a formal at thla year’* Farm and St. Bridget’s Roman Catholic complaint filed last year 1^ the church, on the American side, cial satiafabtton rested "the hope revealed today when a copy reach­ Interest on the part o f Chamber dell L. WUIkle, hla Republican 'i f A n Week celebration upon 91, Still Works ed her* from England. , Gets State Post members, who are being asked to rival In the presidential race, but N a ^ n a l Labor Relations Board, says masses. of free government*. fhat Reed argued the case orally m ‘ Tudor Holcomb, tobacco grower New U. 3. passport regula­ The paper, dated May 18, was make contributions to finance the the manner In which be spoke yes­ ‘"Throughout this tempestuous, the first—and perhaps only—is­ Way to Relieve In Washington, that the board held I t and dairyman from W'est Granby, tions bar Canadians without project. President Ernest T. terday of four anti-third term nerve wracking year, one InstltUr sue and contained news items, against the company, and that an and Dwight J. Minor, dairy ami passport from crossing the* Bristol, July 24-^ or> —Miles New Haven, July 24.—(/P)—The Bantly today Issued a question­ Itchy Pimples Democrats left scant room for tlon has stood up, and that la plan­ J(Aes and soldiers’ poetry, as well doubt -that he would take steps to appeal waa taken lest March to fruit farmer from Brlatol. line, so Father Haslln mad* appointment of Dr. James C. Hart, naire to members to learn if eentl- Whan your akin Is Irritated with ning,’’ McKemon told The Fair- Lewis Peck didn’t let his birthday as a “ hello and goodbye" foreword meet opposition blows with coun­ the Eighth Circuit Court of A p­ The Board of Trustee* of the his move when he found his ment favored the continuation of pimples, ted blotches and other Sales field County Planning Aaaoclatlon anniversary interfere today with from the then British commander, aaaistant city epidemlologlat, as ter punches o f hla own. peals, Unireralty of CoitnecUcut an- congregation shrinking. efforts to arrange for such pub­ akin' blemiahes from external at Its lOth annual field day here. his work. MaJ.-Gen. Plerse Joseph Mackeay. state epidemiologist was revealed He could have exercised his The president, Spending the final Bounced yesterday they had select­ Apparently Mackeay had been licity. caitsee, and you’re crazy with Itch­ day of a brief vacation at hla "Planning has been vindicated,” Although 9 i years old, be re­ to the City Board of Finance yes­ skill In blocking questions with ed Holcomb and Minor for the an­ the speaker asserted. " I f any one recalled to Ehigland or waa Just In hla letter. Mr. Bantly pointed ing torture, heie’e quick relief. family home here, will be back In nual recognition awards for their ported at 'The Bristol Savings terday by Dr. Joseph I. Linde, city out that ‘“ we have hundred* of re­ Get a l<6c bjx of PeterSon’e Oint­ political implthationa yesterday, at still doubU the desirability, the then preparing to withdraw his hla first prhsa conference since he Washington tomorrow for a stra­ aervlce to agricultural and wlU Bank to discharge hla duties as quests for such a booklet by per­ ment at your tlliigglst and apply Men*s and Young Men’s Order to Note necessity for planning, we need troops and their French and Polish health officer. aald “ Yea" to the demand of the tegy talk with Secretary Wallace, present the awards at a ceremony president. sons planning to visit these-parts; thla delightful soothing balm. Itch­ only to show him the dally paper. allies. Final removal of troops Dr. Hart, a native of New Ha­ Demdcratic qhnventlon that he run Democratic vlce-preoidentlal nomi­ In Btorra church on Thursday af- Peck, described as In splendid from people who are considering ing stops promptly. Smarting d l]^ nee. Its pages are plastered vrtth a from the Narvik area waa com­ ven, waa graduated from the third ijerra. ^ . Boys’ Men’s Shirts Reduced Century’s End health for his age, baa bMn as­ pleted early in June after the Sheffield Scientific School of Yale making their home’ In this town, appears. Your skin looks bet| No Oetalla On France vindication of planning. sociated with the hank for 70 feela better. Also wonderful .^ ^ ^ B la g a Verbally on Quartet. Feature of today’s session of the "Just now we are regretting our ('rench collapse. University In 1927 and from the and from othera who are Interested Yeaterday's press conference years, entering Its employe aa a Itching of feet, cracks betwl ^ ^ ^ H tea d , led on by the Inquiries, $2.00 and $2..50 Sve-day celebration will be the an­ failure to have planned adequate­ Four Page ’Tablokl Yale Medical School In 1930. He in locating a business or Industry produced no details of the clerk soon after ita founding. He toes. T ry It. W wwung verbally oh Senator Ed­ SPRING SUITS nual meeting of ’I'he Parent-Teach- Sons of Hermann to Ob­ ly, for national defense. W e knew ’The Sun was a 4-ooIumn, 4-page has served on the staffs of St. here. Dozens stop daily at our report the chief executive has been became treasurer o f the bank at ward R. Burke, former Senator era’ Associations of Connecticut. that we stood alone In the west­ tabloid edited by Canon J. C. F. Francis hospital, Hartford, the tourist Information booth at the James A. Reed, of Missouri, and receiving from William C. Bullitt, I Spring Fanrv the age of 21. holding that post Condemns Adding to Milk serve 100th Anniver­ ern hemisphere as the founders Hood. Boston Floating hospital and SL center and ask for such a booklet ambassador to France and a gueat until 1023 when he was elevated two erstwhile administration offi­ at the Roosevelt home. A t a dairymen’* meeting yester­ sary of Fouhding. and champions of a form of gov­ Among Ita Itenia was one: Raphael's hospital. New Haven. on Manchester. The Ladles Aux­ Read Herald Advii. cials, Lewis W. Douglas smd John day, Dr. U A. Maynard of Cornell ernment for the survival of which to the presidency. "Good News! Beer la on the All the president would say was Reduced Reading and mustc are his hob­ W. Hanes. A ll of them have of­ that a vbry Interesting story was TJniverslty condemned aa ’’fpollsh ' there Is no precedent; but while W a y .” fered their support to Wlllkle. the a d ^ g of extra nutritive New Haven, July 24— The we furthered our commercial rela­ bles. A aoldier’s poem on air raid unfolding gradually in a normal 100th anniversary of the founding One of Peck’s daughters is the The word "bolt” he said, did not way. , elements to milk. tions with neighbor nations, we aheltera went: describe acetjrately the action of $25.00 SUITS 'Tt’a a question," he asserted of the Sons of Hermann will be did little to extend our political wife o f Justice Newell Jennings of "I like my cellar cool and dry, Asked whether the ambassador the State Supreme Court of Er­ Burke, who yielded the Demo- W hether we’re going to feed our- observed here Sunday with an all and social Influence among their " I like It full of beer . . . would go back to, France, Mr. Value, Now $2 1-7 5 day program at Harugarl Park. rors. He was the father also of the rratlc senatorial nomination to Roosevelt avoided a direct reply aehree on natural foods, or whether peoples.” " I hate my cellar dark and Gov. R. L. Cochrail in the Nebras­ Several thousand members of late Joslah H. Peck, one of the drear, HOUSE’S JULY and remarked that Bullitt needed Discontinued Patterns W ^ n going to feed ourselves from Penetration Hundred Years ka primary. a few days’ holiday. Reduced the order and Its auxiliary will at­ He eald that the German pene­ state’s leading - lawyers and a , !‘I loath* the alr-rald habit, a drug store." tend thla special function. In addi­ member of the defense corps in Mr. Roosevelt aald he under­ The meeting with newspaper­ He urged that milk be kept a tration of the western hemisphere ‘’I see no reason why a man the Waterbury conspiracy trla). stood the Democratic party had men also brought statements from $27.50 natural food. He made one ex- tion to Gov. Raymond E. Bald­ began 100 years ago. "Should imitate a rabbit." win, Mayor John W. Murphy of bolted Burke. the president that he had received .$25.(10 \’alue.s. Now ceptTon, however, approving tb« "Before many of us were bora. New Haven; Charles Schall, first Describing Douglas and Hanes unofficial reports that a large por­ Value,, Now $2 3 ‘75 addition of Vitamin D, an essential Chancellor Bismarck described the aa honorable and amiable youfig $1.65 selectman of West Haven; first United States as 'a fat hog wait­ tion of Denmark’s livestock and food element not readily available Yale Opens Doors To Hold Hearing men, the president said he thought poultry waa being killed for food selectman John D. McWilliams of ing to be struck.’ ’’ In other foods. Norwich and ex-Mayor Anthony the coneenaus of opinion In the for Germans and that Fifth Col­ yVmm Florence E. Wright and McKemon charged that the government waa that their slant I $ 2 0 .0 0 Wayne O’Connell of Norwich. United States was unprepared to As Refugee Haven On Picket Orcter umnists were trying to sabotage M l— Mildred Carney, Cornell Unl- of mind ran more to dollars than the campaign o f the American Red $30.00 About A dozen singing societies defend Its own relatively short ven lty home economic specialists, to -humanity. Cross for money to aid needy Eu­ from Connecticut and nearby con’^iiwntal coast line while at.the Value, Now discussed planned buying of home states will participate and exhi­ Douglas once was budget direc­ ropeans. $26 -75 $22.50 Values Now furnishings and suggestions for same time virtually commltlng It­ New Haven. July 24.— (JP)—The Waterbury, July 24.—fFh—Su­ tor and Hanes under secretary bf $17.50 bitions win be given by the degree self to the protection of the wfhole The Danish population would be good grooming, respectively, at doors of Yale Divinity School perior Court Judge Frank P. Mc- the Treasury. seriously affected tf the reports on team of Elizabeth Lodge, No. 7 of western hemisphere. swung open today to offer,' 132 Evoy wdll conduct a hearing here $20.00-$18.00 homemakers’ session. Danbury and Immcrgruen Lodge, Reed came in for a share of the slaughter of cattle, hogs and 3 lor $4.50 "But after all," he said, “ odr mothers and children from Oxford Friday on an application for an presidential attention when a re­ poultry were true, the president i Values Now . . . . No. 12, of Nonxdch. failure to plan for adequate de­ University a temporary haven In $3.5.00 $15.50 order seeking to restrain persona porter aaeerted that the former said. The singing societies that have fense of our national boundaries Doing Everything their flight from the horrors of from picketing or Interfering with legislator had called on “gra.sa He termed rumors that Red ' accepted Invitations to participate and our political Independence la Value, Now war-time England. , the business of The May Manufac­ root, Jeffersonian Democrats" to Cross supplies were getting Into $30oo $16.5()-.S15.(M) Included Harugarl Lledertafel, I $1.3.5 Fancy To Aid AUies but symptomatic of our failure to turing Company, a concern en­ OF ALL WHITE SHOES assemble in Chicago. The small troupe of refugees Btorrs, July 24—OFi— Congress New Haven; Maennerchor of plan for a fundamentally sound German "'d Italian military Values Now . . . . from the banks of the Isis will be gaged for the past two months In Qualified by Experience hands completely and utterly un- ! $ 1 1 .5 0 Is doing everything in Its power Bridgeport; Germania Singing social system; and the only sound cared lor In the gracious Georgian the manufacture of women’s coats The Mlaaourian did about the founded. ' to aid the Allies, but wifi not ex­ Seciety of Bridgeport; Concordia social system Is the one that In- All Dorothy Dodd 2.^ Pair Odd Sizes In dormitories of the Divinity School In New Haven. $40.00 $1.3..50-$12.00 ceed the bounds of international Singing Society of Waterbury; surei social satisfaction not alone until homes can be found for them Attorney Abraham S. Ullman I SHIRTS $1.15 Turner Lledertafel of Stamford. Isw or Jeopardise our own defense to the few but to the many.” filed the application for the injunc­ Value, Now $3 2-75 V'alues Now . . . . $ 10.00 with Yale faculty members, where program, Cong. William J. Miller Will Confer I>egre«. Willing To Be Led White Pumps White Pumps j An games In Tinker Hall as their con­ they will remain for the duration tion yesterday, stating that per­ tributions to this cause. Several (R ,), of Wethersfield said In an The anniversary degree will be In this connection, he .said that British Rally of the war. sona claiming to be employed by I nr** 'r other organizations here have as­ One Ia>I White or Fapcv Pattern addrese during the Farm and conferred upon a class of 100 can­ the many had no desire to rule but didates—one for each year of the In the group will be 42 persons the company, who are members of sisted the state agencies raising Home Week celebration here.^ rather were willing to be led. a New York union, have been and lies order. 'This degree work will be "Planner* recognize an obliga­ over 12 years of age, 62 between money for British relief and with Bpeaklng yesterday at a meet- picketing the plant since last Fri­ Here Sunday carried out by special degree tion on the part of the few who 12 and five and 28 under five. the formation o f the central com­ ing of poultrymen. Miller said that day. As yet, he stated, they have While Sailcloth SHIRTS teams from Junior branches of have the gift to lead, to lead the The refugees entrained from mittee next Sunday. It la expected Discontinued Patterns. ‘’perhaps the greatest contribution made no demands on the firm. that all local efforts will be co­ Hot Weather Suit Specials Norwich and New London. many In the green pastures of so­ Montreal during the morning and Ties $1.00 w e can make. Is to equip ourselves At present, Ullman said, the Big Gathering to Be Values to $1.35. The order was organized in New cial satisfaction. were allowed to enter the United ordinated. as apeedUy as possible and send States under a corporate affidavit, cohnpany employs less than two Fred Baker, Past Commander of any surplus where it will do the York city on July 21. 1S40, The "You planners are planning for Sport Oxfords Held in Tinker Hall; first lodge In Connecticut was In­ social satisfaction and with you instead of under separate permits. dozen persona In New Haven. Reffular Values, Mona Yprea Post, head* the steer­ $13.50 Values N o w ...... moat good." stituted In New Britain on Dec. more than with any other group, The Yale Committee in charge of Rubber soles, colored To Coordinate Efforts. ing committee of the post plan­ $10.50 The representative also advocat- N o w ...... 17. 1871 and a district grand lodge I believe, rests the hope of free the group said the corporate afll- The average lightning stroke $4-85 saddles. Reg. $1.19 ning the formation of the larger ed^compulaory military training as $15.00-$ 16..50 was organized in New Haven on government." 1 davit would lessen complications may have a preaaure of aboit 22.- Values, N o w ...... The general assembly of local and more representative directing /the best means of recruiting the 000 pounds per square Inch at Its $1.19 group embracing all local societies Jan. .81, 1884. The grand lodge I and make a speedier arrival possi­ British organizations Sunday af- Values N o w ...... STRAW ^ man power of the United States of the Sons of Hermann In the Recently the allies placed an ble. core. of British origin. All other groups $11.50 for national defen.se. state was Instituted in New Ha­ order with an American plane tarnoon In Tinker Hall slated for not of British origin but sympa­ ven, Nov. 81 1886. manufacturer for twin-engine at­ All White Pumps White 3 p.m. la expected to bring out the thetic to the English cause or in­ dividuals with lik^ leaninga have $18.00 Values N o w ...... tack bombers totaling approxi­ And Brown and While largest group of British sympa­ $13.00 In Nlkko, Japan, la a bridge mately $23,000,000. The plane la thizers since World W ar daya been invited to attend the meeting HATS Bolton Players Sunday, over which only members of the a hlgh-\^ing, all metal monoplsine Kalisteniks when local organizations with pro- roj-al family may cross. of 18,000 gross weight. British leanings Joined with Amer- $20.00 Values N o w ...... In Fine Show Spectator Pumps , lean groupa of all kinds In foster­ Not. Excited by Fail $15.00 .?5.95 Value Reg. $6.75 ing Liberty loans drives and other Reduced New York OP)— When 2-year-old D i r t y V A s h ? Now fhrma of war defense planning. $25.00-$27.50 Now Regular $.i.00 Values, Thomas O’Donohue fell from a lASt night's presentation of the Outlines of the manner In which third-floor fire escape Into a can- Values N o w ...... British Relief can be conducted $22.50 $5.00 comedy drama, "Toby and the Now va.a beach chair In the yard below, $3-69 here will be given by two of the Next Spy” by the Showboat Play­ 6-year-old Patrick McKeown. Bit­ $ horn Hals leading Hartford British Relief $ 3 .7 5 ers at ^ Ito n Playhouse was ap­ ting nearby, calmly called out: workers, Mrs. E. A. Keenleyside preciated by the ..udience present "Mama, the baby fell.” Aside from ! for this week’s first performance. All While and Thomas Watta of Hartford. It la expected that a general com­ scratches and bruises, the child $3.30 J*ana- The drama will continue through was urihiirt. Saturday nlj^t of this week and mittee for British Relief will be Gabardine Suit Spedals ma Hats .. $ 2 .6 5 I X next week the Showboat troup will selected with repreaentatlves from Sr ' be seen In *Husband Huntera," Piimps, Ties all cooperating British groupa. Grdeni Male “ Bare" Hunt Douglas Morris who plays Toby 'The formation of thla town wide S t Louis —It’s the men—not 1 $25.00 Values N 6 w ...... $3.00 this vyeek has a comedy role to 10% OFF organization to secure a fund here woihen— who are doing the atrip $20.00 Straws .. which be adeptly applies his tal­ Regular $3.00 for British Relief was begun by tease here. A fter two men were I $ 2 .2 5 ent Ke has had long experience Values, N o w .. ALL MISSES’ AND. the Mon* Yprps Post, British War fined for appearing In too-short $27..50 Values Now and ' iS work In thla week's play Veterans, sponsors of the coopera­ shorts. Park Commissioner Joseph $22.50 $2..50 Straw s...... , ar- ,y displays It. Jack Lloyd has CHILDREN’S KALI-STEN IKS tive group, the veterans unit Jias Mestres ordered police to a male ' d leading role and his Interpre- already held various money rais­ "bare" hunt. Women dress proper­ $30.00-$32.50 Atlon of the romantic role gives ing events. In cooperation with thp ly. he said, but "If you let the men i, Values Now ...... $2.00 Straws ...... him a proper place among the Misses’ and Children’s poat auxiliary and last Monday alone, they’d make a nudist camp ’ $25.00 players Bill Raymond Is good In night Initiated a aeriea of b ln ^ of the parks." ' ; bis character part. $1.50 Straws...... Lovely Helen Jones aa Judy $35.00 Values N o w ...... Former Values Up To carries the leading feminine role Men’s Brown and White WHITE PUMPS $27.50 $30.00 $1.25 Straw s...... with ease while Sandra Page proves she has diverse talents by $ 3 7 .^ Values N o w ...... Now Only delightfully portraying a come­ and OXFORDS $30.00 lO^f Off Felt Hats dienne role. Sport Are You Between the acts there are Vaudeville aketchea and a special Sizes 8 V2 to 3. Regu­ Men’s and Young Men'«« ' ty for this week Is Jackie Lee, a lar $2.8.5. N o w ...... professional six year, old dancer. Oxfords $1.78 Going Away? Leather Soles Underwear Reduced UNIVERSAL Men’s All White Sport Coats Also AU White 65c Shirts or Shorts, ELECTRIC WASHER OXFORDS OXFORDS HAVE THE HERALD 2 f o r ...... $ 1.00 Gifts for Tke Tnki 35e Shirts or Shorts. The AvHaton I.#eather/soles. Regu­ $ 1 1 .5 0 Summer. Neckwear Reduced 'e Is generous In size, aveilable • Was spedelly designed to Reg. $5.00 GO WITH YOU 4 for...... $ 1.00 In cepseltlc* of cither 4 or crests high and low water Values lar $4.00 Value. Now 3,5c Summer T ie s ...... 2 9 c BABY $ Ibe. of dry clothe*. curranta and It czcluetve $ 1 0 - 0 0 * It easy t« clean because It* w ith UNIVERSAL. Men’s Brown and White Saddle Use this handy order blank: porcelain enameled inside ■ Ceet in long gentle curve* ef birculation Department, 50c Summer T ie s ...... , 3 9 c s p e c i a l s ' end out. $12.00 Values, Solid Gold ■atlny finish^ aluminum. $3-29 '^The Herald, Manchester, Conn. ' it's very gentle with fabrie*. OXFORDS Now ...... $9 .0 0 The itetee aa4 $1.00 Summer T ies ...... 7 9 c Pajamas Reduced Men’s AH Brown $10.75, $10.00 ttO O B A B Y RINGS Rtibbcr aoles. Reg. Please send The Herald to the address below for the period checked. $9.00 Values, $2.50 Values Now ...... • Are eeif-Iubricatlng, rimpl* •t Adjustable preaaure ragula* $4.00 Values,'Now... $2.00 mechaniems. ter. $3*29 Now ...... $7.75 10% Off Bathing Suits up One week—181; □ $ e Quiet. V, Crepe Sole Oxforik 1.00 •e Ballon rubber rolls. 10% Off Sweaters $2.()0 Values N o w ...... $ 1.65 e Trouble Pres. • Automatic water dreiiia. Boys’ All White and Brown and W hitt And Men’s Brown and White Two weeka— 36c □ SWUSelSe . . $1.50 and up Saddle 10% Luggage Stone Set Baby Rings Three weeka— 64c □ 10% OFF The Following:— T H E P R lC E i 10% O.T ‘•’riort and Polo Shirts $1.65 Values Now ...... $ 1.35 OXFORDS Rubber Sole Oxfords One month— 60c Q Men’ s and Boys’ Raincoats Babies' Birthstone Rings...... $2.00 and up 20% Oir^ aeh Robes IIOl Two months—$1. □ ■ $1.35 Values Now ...... $ 1.15 a $6.95 Down With robber soles. $3.00 and $3.50 Val- Men’s and Young Men’s Work and Dress 10% Off .'ill Men’ s Hose Baby Lockets * • • • . $1.00 and up L> Caovaoieot $3.50 Values, Now $2.69 oea. Now . . . . . $2.49 Trousers ^ 10% Off Night Shirts e $5.68 M a o l U p P a p M ir t B Starting date ...... Af Nm*s pries* fiwyll b* mopped Baby Crosses and Chains $1.25 and up • $69.50 F n U C a sh P r i o « Men’ s and Boys’ While Duck and Striped op cpMdy. Every cleaner In top- I enclose my check or money order for ...... Slacks Mlch condHlon nswiy equipped >WE ISSUE"^ N DISCOUNT STAMPS Men’ s and Boys* ■>«nd puoranfeed for on* M y % a r. Silver Baby Cups • ■ • • • . $ 1.00 Noevw. Waeai ^W E ISSUE g r e ¥ ISCOUNT STAMPS allM w a IriaL &LB Men’s and Young Men’s Gabardine Trousers Aue Mosiiset Name ...... Baby Bracelets ; . $1.50 and up (Please p*nt or_write plainly in pencil)...... Men’s and Yoiing Men’s White Flannel and Summer )| 9 M I 2 j& The A\anchester Electric Division Fancy Worsted Trousers C.f.HOUSe‘‘^SON Address ...... ' ...... CiHOUSC Boys’ Woolen Knickers * r,iu.7 INC; . \ /‘s* INC. 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WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1940 P A G E S fi ha will do anything whaterar to the rest of the world”—w h ia In serial story tha caaa of the XAtin American a«m it. \ Lith Minister for,futun moBtlu. as tha dapart- jlami|»ater Washington baybooh/ ling down the political regime president of The Matson Blanche repubUca meana tha right to do Wa onca had a comptroUar-gaii- Trade Cfiilis mant raportod some aUpa ladini III nil — R j f Jmek JifaBgff"" Iwinil SIM with Amartcan goods tor France Long Indicted established by hi# brother, the company. Tho other indicted was har trading with a gun pointed at aral o) tha United SUtaa who was To Hold Post Daily Radio Programs turned back after tha' armlstlee, tots Louisiana "Klngfish.” The John M. Fuah, former aasistant to A Thought Snalit B tiamandoua stickler for tha cor- FLYING CO^ED other, Richard W. Leche, to under the other trader’e bead; and which WaahlngtOB — Notes from the*guilt, "Tha Sulking Room." J told COPYOiaHT, 1S40. Baalani DayBght Ilaso Oalcaa OtbsnHes Nelsd. Despite War and the British blockade waa ex­ the board's general manager. fVAUMHidU Ity TUk. recthasi of payrolla and expanaa BY MARY KINNAVEY MOORE pected to prevent any aubstantlal :e Case a 10-year Federal ifentence on The charges came in a widening “ d MUNTINO Uled $54,000,000 In June. sor of Leche when the latter step­ Jonea administration asserted the ^^ThiblUhod *Tor» *»«nln» ■««•»* •urolto In CAA flying eourso. tonight with that eaMn ship we WTIC WI)RC Up by Increase. to a naw thought ot God, an r« «»8 Holldnyo. Entorol, •< our business anyhow. Which at trouble In drawing hla $1,280 par 80-by-20 foot picture of Praaldant: tor frofh/South CaroUna, and tall Washington, July 24.—(ff) — OROROirm PARKRR—Anna’s While this waa about double the Alleged Padding. ped down from the governor’s Inquiry would continue until “ we fresh and r^ la n t poMblItty. Roosevelt hanging In hia head- j him thM hla room waa w M t^ . took to North Point” HavMeri figure tor June, 1939, it waa about chair June 26, 1939. make a clean sweep of every state ^ t O ffloo at U aftofcottO f. tbla particular Junctura would be month fdr praaldlng over the Unit­ MUilstsr Povllas ZadsilUs of Lith­ friend. Learning to fly Is n s^ o n s Kate Douglas Wlggln. • llM ,. aaf« soeend O laes W all M attar. quartan. You could aak head- In ca$a you don’t know. Cotton "Marvelous,” GeorgstU osolalm- ItM ke. SBMsa. Itfisa. Waahlagton, July $4— (S) — $12,000,000 lea# than tha average Three former members of the department where there . existed ed 9Utea Senate while flahlng quartern of half a doseu other can-; Ed’’ took a walk and la trying to uania ssrved notice today that he boslness With nor. ed. ”I'U hope tile moon oomea out earlier this year. Shipment# to New Orleans. July 24 —! (F) — •0B8CIIIPT1ON RATW* Just a little novel, not to say TONY SCOTT—coUege pinybew Italy’s entrance Into the European Dock Board were named In the any suspected wrong doing.” - down In tha Lone Star BUta. didates and never find out whether build It Into- a parade, would refuse any demand to turn for you, and you won’t meet a Italy, for Instance, dropped from Louisiana’# “reform” movement Indictment with Long; I. B. Renny- ; Qm Taar by Wall ...... unique. son of n gnngttsr, savtss Anna's oloud.” Wednesday, Jnly $4 WsdMMdhky, M y M war dealt a blow to United States ; J m Wonth by Wall .J® they wars running for Praaldant ^ / over hta legation to Soviet Uu.sia. $12,575,000 In May to $1,588,000 centered today upon Former Gov. son, real estate broker; L. J. Canadian river drivers say that ^Itafla Copy ...... 5 If that la the way the Courant / A MUM Ohaagaa tocisl position. 'T hat’e a good hope,” Olek’k P. M. p. m. merebandtoa export# In May, but In Jime. or vice Preeldent. He thus Joined the growing groi^ CAPTAIN DICK DOUGLAS— 4:00—Backstage Wife. tha losa was more than ihad# up Earl K. Long, brother of the late Vaccaro, vice president of The the tiny punkle fly actually' can ; SoHMrid Ona Taar ...... feels about the Western Hemi­ jPansdh for Long Pull The McNutt headquartere, by Biggast aurprlse (to ms) at the tone was tight. "You'll be doing ^ 4;45—Ad liner—Dance program Other Increaie# Standard Fruit and Steamship convention: whan Maury Mavar- of foreign diplomats in~'Waahlng- Instmctor of the etndeni flying night flying yourself before you 4:15—Stella Dallas'. 5:80—Strictly Swing—Oil Bayek by larger eubaequent shipment# to Senator Huey P. Long who found­ crawl through heavy woolen blan­ /'JIM MAM W E W B E R O F sphere situation It is certainly en­ the way, themselves deserve more Other May-to-June tncreaae# In­ ed a ncfW-shattered political em­ Company, and Herbert J. Schwartz, ket#. T H E a MOCIATED P K E M Canada certainly baa no ballel Ick, the mayor of San Antonia, oonree nt Midland University. know it.” 4:80—Lorenzo Jonez. 5:40—Baaeball Scorea Gnat Britain and South America. titled to its opinion. But wh'sn it than a paragraph. Acree and am s tor who, although their forinsr cluded Sweden, RuaaU, Spain, pire. T ha A aaoolated P raia la a»alual»a* that the British Empire’s struggle of red, white and blue bunting, want befjora the resolutions com­ governments have been overturned 4:45—Young Widder Brown. 5:45—Scattergood Balnea Th# Commerce Department es­ ME PHONE antlU ad to tha n ia r rap u bllea* argues In condemnation of the m it^ and made a regular old ..YESTERDAY! Anne progreaess “ O'* thrlUlhf than even 1 5:(K)—Girl Alone. 6:00—TWa Eaao Rephrter —Newe, timated today that June export# South Africa and Japan. Decrease# The 43-year old Earl, along with n o f all naw a d lap atehai6 oradltad against the Axis war lords Is go­ draped along the walla of a pale- or drlvsh Into, exits, have chosen 5:15—Ufe Can Be Beautiful. totaled $344,000,000, or 8 per cent Included most of the other Euro­ four others, was charged by the or not otharw laa oradltad In still unformed cartel project that Ual suite, any. room of which, with Texas ear-bender for a vigorous, to maintain their posts here In the weather. ing to be a brief ona. On Monday e?ISSl2on n ^ g ^ 'ta h« ^ 5:30—Jack Armstrong. more than May, and within 4 per pean countries, plus China, Aus­ parish (county) grand Jury last WARDS papar and alia tba looal naw a the United SUtes would -‘hold tbs ita crystal chandeliers, might have active, fightln’ foreign policy hope of ultimate restoration. am Georgette had promised. ’The 6:06—Kay Kyser's orchestra. ^WHEN IN NEW YO RK ‘ b a r a l n . night tha Department of Muni­ Tieen used for a grand ballroom for plenk In the DemocraUc platform. Yes, MISS Norris,” Dick sgrssd, 5:45—The O’NeUlz. 6:15—Newa Broadcaat—Bob Trout cent of the-peak# set Jn December tralia, India and the Philippine Is­ night with, em^zzlement and ex­ PAY lESS... -iil 1hta of rapubllcatlon -of bag’ and that before It la adopted In response to reporters’ quee- tavern Incident Is forgettsn. Un­ 8:00—Newa and Weather. and January. lands. tortion. The Indictment Involved ipatabaa baraln ara also tions announced Its decision to the annual Elks’ fioUc out in my Talk about turn-coating 1 Just a tlons, Zadeikls authorized the ’’w u r own solo Isn’t so far sway. 5:25—Edwin C. Hill Stop nt this fine hotel Congress should be well assured few years ago, in Carnegie Hall able to see or talk to Anne, Tony But you’ve some more Work on 6:15—Strictly S;k>rto. a Shipments to the United King­ By commodities, principal in­ alleged padding of a Dock Board 9 : ti r r r a d . home town. statement that no request that his finds nil his schemes smnshed. 6:30—Arthur G<^frey. ^ 6:80—Paul Sullivan Reviews the That hot day, Jim mddo ma of Its soundness as a buslnsss erect twelve munitions plants to Aa one wanderer put It: “Re­ in New York City, 1 heard Maury, legation bs turned over had bean mstarology. You’ll have to know a Newa. dom expanded from $49,415,000 In creases ' were In sirptancs for payroll during the’ week preceding famed for comfort, quiet M rvlo* olUDt N. K. A. cost $19,000,000. Authorization of congressman then, make a rlp^ When ha toams Donglaa waa the nimbus cloud whan you meet ona,” 6:4(^LoweU Thomas. Hay to $76,957,000 In June, Cana­ Great Britain and France before the Feb. 20 nm-off primary In phone Words cofolofl or*, ttfYfeo Ida proposition, the Courant asems to minds me of Babylon.” But when. received from the Soviet and none motorist who saved her. Tony 6:45—^The. World Today and convenience. eleven million dollars worth of I asked him if he’d ever been to roaring speech about keeping out was expected. But, It was added. If and tha.glrli laughed with Him, aa 7:00—Fred Waring’s Orchestra 7:00—Amo# ’ii’ Andy da from $59,308,000 to $64,229,000, its surrender, steel and some grain which Long was defeated for the deriervica instead of going ' PnklU liara R apSaaantatlyaa! Tha us to be displaying a rigidity of btomee Dick, decldea to get even 7:15—European Newa. South America from $39,914,000 to and fruits, (^tton, tobacco, auto­ governorehlp by .Sara Houston plants was announced last week. Babylon, he said no, it was Just of foreign entanglements and pre­ such a request ware received. It he toft to give the next sttidjBt 7:15—Lanny Rons Quick Transit to World's Fair shopping. Ho won’t hovo |»Uillaa W athaw i Spaelal A *ancy— mind astonishing in a period like those pictures be used to see In serving peace at any prioa. 1 don’t' with the Instructor. Instruction. " —Inside of Sports. $44,494,000, and Cuba from $6,- mobile and tractor shipments fell Jones. K w Y o r k , C hlaaao. D airolt and would be rejactsd. (RAFTER IX $—H. V. .lOiltenborn. 7:30—Adventures of Dr. Meek 994,000 to $7,267,000. Adjacent to Radio City to tell me again. It's SO oasjf ■ o a t n n this when ao many ancient pre­ Already, In advance of these prep­ hie grandma’s illustrated history mean to inalnuate that Maury la Lithuania is one of the thrse “Osorgiitta.” Anns said off. Sixteen men were listed In the "You’ll do It, or else!” ’Tony -Hollywood Play'jouse. 8:00—Uncle Jim’s Queatlon Bee Although fS*ance quit fighting FINE ROOM li.ond whot bargoinsl* OIT BUREAU OP conceptions are falling into total arations, fifty minion dollars of the World. wlaby-waahy. I’m just telling you Baltic republics whose new Parlia­ walked to the restaurant 8:30—“Di\ Christian”' ^ Indictment as pajToll "dead what phenomenal things have Soott said grimly. “Don’t forgst coke, "You'll never know -Plantation Party. about the middle of June, it# pur­ heads.” No charge# were made iatii worth of plant construction or ex­ ments, elected after Russian Army the dough you owe me." 8:.55—Elmer Davia—Newa Nim m v s n flux. “Salklag Room” , happened td one of our dyed4n- occupation of the countries, voted glad I am you talked me into -Abbott and Costello. chase# before that date w#re large, On the bs'rren Islands of Aran, sgsinst them. I Prlntlns Company, pansion was under way. Jumps Daley, sat with him at a B.'30—Mr. District Attorney. 9:00—Texaco Star Theater giving it a totol for the month of? the Irish coast, potatoes are Skfle . S2.S0 Is $4 TM Barald We are appropriating billions McNutt bad picked "God Bless foreign situation. to seek union with the Soviets. taking flying. And,” she heMtatsd, 9:30—Lewiaohn Stadium Concert I»ng was the second former i M0NT60MIRY WA|t iBo.. adaasaaa — ------finanolat raapenal* The plants will extend Into al­ America” as his theme song when Biggest sarprite (to most Dem­ comer table of the VlUs Aloha, ”I take back all the horrid thlnga 10:00—Kay Kyser. of $46,674,000, compared with grown in soil carried by the na­ „ ______Petole ; S3.Mte$6 SlH ty far typ otraahloal arrora ap. for defensive armament, without Elections Called “Faroe” scowled over a glass of beer. Ha 11:00—News and. Weather. 10:00—Glenn Miller’s orchestra $37,711,000 In May. governor to be indicted since the ' . o x . . B l t l S l 824-838 Mein StroOt laring la rtvartlaam anla m tp* most every field of armament pro­ the Democratic national commit­ ocrats) waa when Guy Warren, I said about Captain DouMas.” tives In baskets and dumped Into I»ulslana political scandals broke ' TwIiMi . $4 ti $7 laa WIST 4ath sTacct, n e w10 v o r k c it y the slightest consideration as to 11:15—The Party Line. 10:15—Public Affairs Tel. 5191 BaaM aaiar lyanln g H afalE tee did likewise. Whereupon MC' the Texaa oil man, opened his ‘'' Dr. Alfred Bllmania, minister of Was a abort, squat man, with long, (To Be Continued) A sharp decline wa# Indicate 1 the crevice# between rocks. 13 month# ago and brought tumb- ______Joacpti B. Bath, whether such completely one-ald’ed duction from chemicals and ex­ Nutt told his entertainers to learn Palmer House headquarters for Latvia another of these republics, muscular arms and s flattened, 12:00—News. 10:30—Newa of the Waf irsanittlay, July 24 expenditure would stand the prof- plosives to guns, shell filling, ma­ something else. 1 can’t tell you the “Nominate WlUkle” campaign. has denounced the recent elections yellowish face. 12:05—Harry James Orchestra. 10;:45—Genevieve Rowe—Soprano chine tools and range finding and whet they learned. Sounded like One delegatee said, “Say, what’s In his countiw as a “fares" and “You’re broke, aren’t you?" 72:30—Earl Hines’ Orchestra. 11:00—Etoso Reporter It-and-loss test of business ac­ has sccussfi Russia of unprovoked Tony went on. 12;.’V5—News. t 11:05—Sport# Itound Up Are control Instnimenta Moat of an Indian medley to me. And per­ that guy wanta do; oat hla cake Out of Asia counting. Yet when it Is proposed sons pa-ssing within earshot would and eat It? WlUkle already has aggression. Questioned spsClflcally Daley nodded. . j Man About 1:00—Woody Herman’s Orchestra. 11:15—Ina Ray Hutton's orchestra Slnod rrsncd la entirely out of to risk—not spend—half a billion the plants fii Canada will be gov­ yell: "We want Wlllkle!” been nominated once." And a half as to what bs would, do If Russia “Okay. 1 thought so. I’m giving 130—Glenn Miller’s Orchestra. 11:30—Harry James’ orchestra Tomorrow’s Program *eUon In the Tar Beat and the tot capitalize an economic attempt ernment owned but will be operat­ Best crack of the convention: dozen llsteners-in replied: “You’re demanded his legation, he chuck­ you a chance to wipe out what 12:00—Glen Grey’s orchestra “Say, looks like there’s some tellln’ ue." led: you owe me, and make some more | A. M. 12:30—New# Britlah fOTemment by Its aurren- to keep Latin America Out of the ed by companies the stock of Manhattan 6:00- Doye O’Dell. Colonial Copies \ sort of convention In town; what Biggest build-up to a terrific “If It comes to the bridge, .1 will besides—without any danger.’’ I iy Goorf • TuttSf - 12:35—-Jimmy Lunchford’# orches tfer in tha matter of Uie closing of grip of. the Nazi)i we hear the pro­ which ta held by the dominion. ‘ do you suppose It Is?” let-down was when that Milton, cross It.” Daley moved uhsailly In hla 6:25—News. tra. It^s the Watkins Styling and Construction posal condemned before It la even Already Canada haa thirty-two “i don’t know, but from the Wash., donkey, "Boston Chirtls,’’ Estonia, the third of the Baltic chair. “What you want me to do New York—It's the little things 6:30—Francis Cronin, Organist. the Burma road haa tacitly admit­ I 7:00—Morning Watch. formulated, on the ground that ethsr munitions factories, most of ' looks of things; I think It’s got that had been ;iamed a Republi­ republlct, has no rspresentative In U fix some plana this guy is gon­ In life that count, aa tha poet Tomorrow’s Frogram in Genuine ted that It la powerless to realat can precinct cbmmitteeman, hot­ Washington but mslntsins a con­ na fly so that he won't know It said, and It’s the little things 8:00—News. m. A we might get stuck with a lot of I something to do with the school Japanese aggression, the United which are now in production. leuchers.' footed into the Stevens lobby, "to sul general, Johannes Kslv, In New until It’s too late—huh?" about a city, or a community, 8:15—News Here and Abroad. 7:00—Music Off the Record — that makes Watkins States la left, to all true effect, unmarketable products. Over In the Blackstone, where return to the Democratic -foIdT^ "^^rk. “That’s the Idea, You can do It, that humanize It and make it 8':30—Radio Bazaar. Ray Barrett Mahogany The whole effort of Canada Is 8:45—WTKTs Program Parade. Slone In that part of the world. Well, suppose we do. And sup­ All the boys had been tipped off Sumner Welles, acting secretary can’t you?” warm and intimate and worth­ 7:10—The Esso Reporter— News. and were planning to make a big of state, told a press conference “Easy.” while. So let's have a look at 8:50—Rhythms of the Day. 3 PIECES l{ta course will very soon have to pose we lose t^ls half billion dol­ weather bimy th»t defen,.;^^ ,„o«< story out of It. When the donkey yesterday that the United States “All right," Tony said. “It’s s some of the little, thlnga about 9:00—New England Town Hall 7:20—Music Off the Record bd declfl*^ hereafter strict­ lars, And suppose we thereby may fall almost wholly upon her! the hall — was a glass-panelled walked In he had on a blanket government would continue to deal." New York and Ito people and ways / Party. 7:55—Esso Reporter make It possible—and we mean advertising a beer stube. recognize the ministers of the Bal­ “I don’t like It,” Dslcy mutter­ of life. / 9:15—Fireside Quartet. ly followed. shoulders; which is another way doqri on which waa lettered In 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. 8:00—News of Europe A situation has been created In possible, not merely desirable—for tic republics a- the envoys of ed, uncomfortably. Not/too far from the George 8:15—Shoppers Special —Music,, of saying that the Canadians do | sovereign governments now' under “Don’t be a sap,” Tony said. Washington Bridge, on the west 9:45—The Llt le Show. time si 29 Shanghai, where Japanese pres- the Latin American states to keep 10:00—The Man I Married not regard the conquest of the finding T B early enough is a wid- duress. "What have you got to lose?" Blgate that toads into a private 10:15—Midstream. . Authentic Chippendale AUGUST SALE British Isles as something that ^ 8:35—Shoppers .Special or would It not be "good buslneaa" Rain on Same it is necessary to remember that "devious processes” by which he agreed hastily. "Only I don’t ss^ camp. The sign on the gate saya 10 30—Ellen Randolph. \ Of tha International Settlement Is cannot happen; but do not con- ^ lo:45—By Kathleen Norris. 9:00»—Woman of Courage styling In the large dresser a positive reaction to a tuberculin said the political Independence and what you're gonna get out of I' ' "Camp Orak.” If you spell that 9:16—News- base and chest with their \ being oonstantly Increased through | in the broadest tense 7 template even that disaster as territorial Integrity of Estonia, 11:00—David Hamm. a per- test doee not Invariably mean that “Nothing." name backward you gat tha name 9:30—Richard Maxwell Ogee ■ bracket bases and Such an outstanding Value Event! ^ p aaaaa terrorism. Which some-1 Anya-ay, wouldn't It be any reason for yielding to Hitler. Date as Usual tuberculoils is active at the time Latvia and Lithuania were to be “Then what’s the Idea? of the mamffaoturer of a famous 1:15—Road of Life. fluted corners; the broken bow must be ended by American I fectly grand Idea to aalt till we “deliberately annihilated by one “None of your buslness./ls It a brand of syrup. 11:80—Against the Storm. 9:46—Morning Melodies Thera la one th^ig about the the test is given. It means that 1-1:45—Guiding Light. 10:00- Pretty Kitty Kelly pediment top mirror; and initiative and very soon. Other­ find out what sort of proposal Is tuberculosis Is active at the tlqie of their more powerful neighbors.” deal, or isn’t It?” / If you are male and fat, or fe­ fhe gracefully reeded poster Canadian attitude that is partlcu-1 0 ,j|y T hree T im es in 6 6 “Bure. Nothing else I can do.” 12:00—Luncheonalres. 19:15—Myrt and Marge wise there will be precipitated a made at Havana before we Jump the test la given, it means that male and very, .very tall, yo^ will P. M. 10:30—Hilltop House bed with Its pineapple tops. LK without quality is no bargain at any price. larly pleasing to the people of the 1 at some time the causative bacilli “That's better.” Tony was more be interested In two ships In New Usually $159.00. Neither i.s QUALITY without style. But when you pitched battle between the Ameri­ on It with both feet merely be­ Years Has Precipita­ amiable. “Now look. You can York that cater to fat men and 12:15—The Woman In White 10:4.5— Stepmother United States. They are not con- I have been active in the body, either J2:30—^Weather Report. 11.00 He.-ip O’ Living — Edgar combine the two . . e.xcellent styling and rugged con­ can military forces there and the cause it emanates from an admin­ tlnually hinting that we ought to ! in the past or present. It docs pick Overnight ISetbs find out S t the airport what ship tall women. Most of the clients tion Failed on Julv 29. cut those individuals who need to this guy is likely to be flying In. In the women’s shop are six feet 123:35—Day Dreams. Guest struction . . and secure these two sterling qualities Japanese which cam fall to bring istration many of whose policies get into the war. They under- | ------12:45—Sin^n' Sam. 11:15— Life Begins and moH of whois methods we do watch their health. Of Connecticut and when he'll fly It alone. Then or over. The men’s shop guaran­ at August Sale prices, then you’re re<;eiving outstand­ on war only at a tremendous loss stand our position better, on the | W^ynesburg. Pa., July 24—(/P)— tees satisfaction to all customers 1:00—News, Weather. 11:30—Big Sister In many cases of pulmonary 1:15—Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt. 1U45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories ing value. Watkins Furniture is noted for its excellent Af American prestige. not like? whole, than their cousins across The weekly wash may have to tuberculosis, the period of treat­ By Associated Press The two men settled down to weighing more than 200 pounds. discuss the details of their plan. 1:30-MarJorle Mills. 12:00—Kate. Smith Speaks styling, based on time-tested Period or conservative Despite the fact that the United | the Atlantic. i g‘ve way to tradition next Mon- ment must bs expressed in months, 2:00—Kate Hopkins, Angel of p. m. States fleet would be operating at j rather than days. And of course, In Torrlngton—Dr. R. W. Nichols The girls at the sorority house Speaking about a shop for all Modern designs. Likewi.se it’s known for its hone.st, But He’H Draw His Pay Also they probably know very day. bad agreed willingly to help Anne women, there to also a place In Mercy. 12:15—When A Girl Marries Very great dlsadvairitage so far That's July 29th and only three other cases, ‘he months extend into of New Haven scored a 79 over T-ilO—Studio Program. long-lasting con.striiction. You’ll find real values at j well that the first tread of a Ger­ years. In her.,resolve not to see or talk New York that advertises: “Has 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent from Its bases, there are many There Ls every Indlcetlon that a times In the psst 66 years haa it the Torrlngton Country Club links to Tony, when she told them that 2:3 0 -The Career of Alice Blair. 12:45—Our Gal Sunday Watkins Brothers August Furniture Sale. man boot on Canadian soil would The treatment depends primari­ your corset or girdle lost its 2:45—Meet Miss Julia. Americans—end some of them are very considerable number of nota­ : failed to rain here on that date. to win the low gross prize in a she had bad her last date with feet, flattering shape? lye* rsjtolri 1:00—Esso Reporter ble Democrats are not going to bring this country to their side And what's more, Attorney John ly upon good care. Plenty of physi­ him. 3:00—Mary Marlin. 1:05—Us On A Bus Ojien every Tuesday and Thursday evening until 9 P. ,M. high naval Officers—who have su­ Daily thinks prospects of the rec­ cal and mental rest, plenty of frosh one-day tournament of The Junior launder, resize, replace all worn 3:15—Ha Perkins. Other support the'^thlrd-term candidacy without the I0.SS of a moment or “If he ’phones, will whoever parts, completely reoulld and re­ ILife Can Be Beautiful Bedrooms For other qvening ai)jK)intments dial Manche.ster .517-U preme confidence that our navy ord holding are as good If not bat­ ai:. an adequate diet, and limitation Senior Golfing Society of Con­ answer! tell him 1 am out? I'm 3:80—Pepper Young’s Family. 1:30—The right To Happiness of President Roosevelt. Many df an opposing voice. Which cannot of 8*r*iiuous exercises, these fun­ necticut. Superior Court Judge new It alt for $1---- Free pldk-up Start At Closed Wedne-sdays at 12, Noon, the vear ’round. could quite promptly sweep Japa­ ter than In previous years. At sure he won’t stop here.” and dellveiy in Brooklyn. 8:45—Vic and. Sade. ■ 1:45—Main Street—Hartford $59.75 thorn, it is to be taken for grant­ be a wholly uncomfortable slast he's confident enoughxtb bet damentals should all be Included in Patrick B. O'Sullivan, playing She felt that she really wae 2:00—Young Dr. Malone n s sea power from the Peclflo. his hat that the tradition holds. the early part of the treatment. from Brooklawn, scored an 71 to Joan OrSwford, on her currenS ed, arc sincere in their Inability to^s thought. Ir this dUorder, recovery depends win second low gross, while Wil­ through with him, and It wae with visit to New York, appears more 2:1.5—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne But that It could do so without He Is the fifth in line to keep s excitement and enthusiaem that oUve-skInned than even Dolores 2:30—Fletcher Wiley A- Inainn perhaps serious losses. Is stand the violation of the anti- log on this western Pennsylva^ila to a large extent upon getting the son P. Merritt of Torrlngton won /V r cooperation of the healing forces of the low net award with a 92-24-71. she drove Georgette to the air­ Del Rio, and Miss Del Rio to Msk- | 2:45—My Son and I (" \acfiiethlng that could not be ex- third term tradition. Others are Prof. Thistledown community's rainy day. He won port, late one afternoon. ^ lean___It looks like an editorial Radio 3:00—Society Glrl.^ CMiservatives who have always two bats last year when a down­ tl.e body, and such cooperation Is Hartford—The biennial- report of Georgette was to solo. It waa cted. belt gftuitdauii by wise and sensible state welfare commissioner show­ split between the Manhattan pa­ 3:15—Esso Reporter had to compromise with their con­ Last April Lancelot Hogben, a pour drenched the city for an her dreamed-of, hopsdrfof day pers during the coming politioel 3:20—Strictly Swing Gll Ravek ’There can be very little doubt hour and a half. living. ed that the number of persons re Eastorn Standard nme. victions to tolerate the New Deal noted British mathematician and_ celvlng some form of assistance They talked only of flying aa they campaign... .As It ahapeS up to­ 3:45—A Friend In Deed that the recent cockiness of the "We've had quite a bit of rain The question moat frequently drove along, and of the ground day, four dallies are pro-Wlllkle. radicalism. And there are some scientist, crossed the North Sea this’ year—above the ordinary— asked by the tuberculosis patient from his department rose from 4:00—Music Off the Record — Rav Japanese is the direct consequence to Norway to deliver some lec­ 36,242 at the end of June, 1937. work and addijUOhal hours of dual and four are against him. .New York. July 24 — {/P) — it Barrett ‘ ^ others whose readiness to join s and I'm sure it will rain the 29th,” is whether ae should try to get Instruction Ahne must have before The grssteet single benefit thst takes a lot of questions to make a Of spurring by Axis tigenU and tures on Hitler’s rscs doctrines. declares the 30-year-old Dally. well where he la or whether he to 49,087 during June, 1939—an sit-down strike against the Roose­ increase of 10,845. A greater part she would fly alone. could come for the cramped Ne­ quiz program. Often they run a.# diplomats. Nothing would suit On the 9th he wse in Oslo.« On First OlMterved By Farmer should go to a sanitarium. That de­ Dick was waiting for Georgette. high as 75,000 a week. S' Choice of velt candidacy or their determina­ pends almost altogether upon the Of the Increase, he said, could be gro population of Harlem would HlUer and Mussolini better, right Monday of this week he reached Years ago, a farmer first ob- attributed to a depression st.artlng 9tahdlng beside the trim little ship be another hospital There are Naturally, not nearly all that Congested Areas tion to "take a walk" is quite ob­ , U.,-,—• served that it mirw*mjnalways rained «s*In individual case. In many instances .she was to use. Even though he some excellent Negro doctors In number can get on the air. Time 3 Stytes now, than to have the United New York on his vyay home, with , ^vaynesburg on July 29th, He re- where the patient needs exttndcd in the spring of 1937. States and Japan indulge In a na­ viously less the result of principle New Canaan —Miss Ruth R impressed upon hls students that Harlem, and there to one splen­ limitations, duplication and other Aeeideiit Centers 3,000 mllss y*t to go, if he can get ported the findings to Druggist care, a sanrArium is the wiser their solo flights were only an­ did hosf^tal, but thst one, they mattefa enter In. Nevertheleaa. val war In the Paolllc, since It of any sort than of disappointad choice. In some of the milder cases, Harrison, a member of thfe De­ V s there. Because AprU 9 was the William Allison who took over the. partment of Welfare ef the New other step In their training, he aay isn’t enough. . . . Broadway is that approximately 1# the total would not only leave the Atlantic ambition or personal grievance 1 farmer’s 20-yesr logbook and kept It may be permissible for the pa­ recognized that the occaelons al­ at Its lowest ebb of the season which comes every seven days to against Mr. Roosevelt or some of day When the Germans so sudden tient to remain at home. The best York World’s Fair, ^'as named by Hartford. July 24—The urban $995 withor.t the protection of our main It until his death. the Board of Rublio Welfare of ways were moet Important. this w e e k ....It haa only 12 pro­ the veteran queatlon and answer his close New Deal associates. ly occupied Oslo and the British j ' Allison's brother, Ab, kept the plan Ln to talk over this phaao of Hls long and Intimate friend­ ductions, five musicals, four corti- broadcaster, Professor Quiz of area# are still recording more than nav .1 force but would probably scientist could not return the way ! records until the task fell by By­ the problem with the'(amil> physi­ New Canaan-^ the post of super­ ship with Georgette's brother had CBS (he to Dr. O alg Earl.) Among these latter It is prob­ visor of^wbltarc.. She succeeds Miss edles, one serious play, and ■ tho half the automobile fatalities In r .newbat reduce our naval hs had come. ron B. Dally, who inaugurated cian, being guided by his advice. given him a special Interest In eternal Tobacco Road. This to one Boiled down, the^ 75,000 ques­ bets of shirts and hats. Material on Tuberculosis la avail­ M. Grt(ce Brown, resigned. the state, according to figures re- strength for the subsequent pe­ ably not unfair to class Vice-Pres­ Professor Hogben dodged the ^ / ^ w Haven—Dr. Marvin M. her work. ,road, apparently, that hta ho tions represent 15,000 letters, for Genuine Mahogany ident Garner. A cloudburst In 1938 washed up able for thoae desiring It. Send She had been an apt pupil, and turning. each contains fl,v6 questions under Icaaed by the Motor Vehicles De­ riod. Nazis, got Into Sweden In a truck. s couple- of hats for the elder your request to 'The McCoy HsMtlw 'Scarbrough, medical ■ examiner, partment today. Of the 140 fatali­ termed a suicide the death of her friends wsre sure she’d be as the rules. Furthermore, each let­ For that very reason the thing . Garner is a veteran politician, It look him six weeks to get a visa Daily after ha lost hls sMrt ttie Service in care of this newspaper, famed a pilot as her brother. One of tho Broadway eolumna ter to backed by the hope that the ties reported for Onhectlcut dur­ previous yssr, tha last time It enclosing a large, self-addressed Frank Erickson. 74, whose body writer ,will'win a prize for the sub- ing the first six months of this th above all things to be avoided by i a member of the House for and a plane to Moscow. Thence was found hanging In a barn near Georgette had repeatedly demon­ In the NY press to under the 18 Century Tables the United States la just th a t' niany years. But one might rake (ailed to rain on July 29th. envelope and 10 cento stamps. strated her proficiency in the fun­ hy-llne of Barclay. Hudson. Bar- misslonO. year 81. or 57.8 per cent occurred he traveled to Vladivostok by the Lawyer Dally carrisd on the Ask for the four articles on T B. his home. Htaff Of Five Sifts Lettety In the 33 congested-area munici­ war. i his memory over a long period Newtown—Four men were In­ damental maneuvers, and had day Hudson Isn’t a person. The Here are table.5 that you’ll always ta)i« Transiberisn rfillrosd, by boat to traditional bits last year after These ari» necessarily general in shown herself capable of handling name waa chdeen because ; this 4 A process of climlnatloi to palities. Until the aspirations of the Axis | without turning up the recollec- death of hls fsthsr. . He's batting r nature, lew^hey may be of Inter- jured when the truck In which pride in owning becau.se they’re inspired Teuruga, Japan.' From Japan he they were riding left the highway the ordinary emergencies and particular ne\Mpap«r to at Bar­ necessary to make final selections IJtsLyear there were 129 fatali­ totalltarlans with relation to the q ( any constructive legislation 1.000 so far. problems of flights, take-offs and clay and Hudson streets. But for the microphone. A staff of ties durtor this period, 76, or 58 9 by antique pieces t In addition to the two- sailed to San Francisco and thencs '^ter striking* another machine five girls under the direction of the Western, Hemisphere have been j bearing hla name or which he and wedged Itself between a pole landings. Now she was to try It that's nothing. Willard KeSfe per cent occurring In tha congaat- drawer Chippendale and Heppelwhite cof* travsled by train to New York. Queetlons and .Ynsw'ers alone. used to write a column under the professor’s wife sifts through the ed area munlclpelltlee. Of the 81 definitely and finally destroyed or , helped to originate. But he bad and a fence. Taken to Danbury letter#, cutUng the number of fee table included at this low price. Usual­ All this IS accentuated by the ! ./ (Fibroid Tumors) ' hospltoi were: George Salokas, 23, •Douglas helped her Into her name of Morton Irish, because he congested-area faUUUea during ly $12.50. until ws have had time to build | ijj, value to his party as a manlpu- fact that on the fatal April $ the HEALTH AND DIET Question: Mrs. P. R. writes: parachute, talking easily, though was Irish and came from Moyton. q u e s tl^ down to about 250. the first six months of this year "Would appreciate so much some of Southbury, driver of the truck, These,'then, are turned over to Our two-ocean navy, the United-j ;gtor. a manager, mt expert In the professor was actually aboard a a poaZible fractured akull and an earnestly, aa he helped her adjust Minnesota. : M. or 68 per cent were pedestrians! ADVICE Information about fibroid tumors the rigging. - Those new personal radios look Professor Quiz from which he States cannot possibly afford the jjy methods of the entirely "prac- bus, on his way to the Oslo airport Injury which required the ampu­ chooses the 60 best. luzury of wiping out Japanese sea ■of the uterus.’ tation of one finger; William War- “You’ll be fine,” he encouraged so much like cameras that ndw tlcal" politician. He never pos­ ■to take a plane., If the German Furnished by the McCoy Answer: Fibroid tumors are the her. “Ply her as though she were Inasmuch as hls Tuesday night ^ **'®*'^ with three 9 Piece Dmirig Room sl59 power In the Pacific. And If we Health Service go, 23, of Southbury, a fractured when you see the crowd# strolling brondcaata are spilt Into two 30- fataitttea ■ for this period; Water- sessed s. single qualification for Invasion had been just a few min­ most common type of tumor oc- hip: Edward Mdtrow, 21, of South­ your car. or that aallboat of youra through Rockefeller Center you bury to next with six. Bridgeport cannot afford that we certainly curlng In the uterus. Generally mimite periods, he uses 30 quea­ the Presidency, but he became utes later he would have been Addrese commimloatlone to The bury, a back injury; and Joseph at tha lake.” can't tell whether they are taking tlon# In each program, one for the recorded nine, and New H avenii3 Watkins Quality Furniture this group has style- cannot afford to run the contin- sp e ^ n g . It may be surmised that Saplnsky, 86, of Seymour, cuts. Georgette waved to Anne and pictures or tuning In. i Vice-President through msnlpuls- home in a ftw hours. Herald,. Attention of McCoy after the age o . 40, one woman out east S t 8:30 and the other for the right details that assure you long happv u.se! E.speciallv usl risk of being balled into a Far ^ expediency. He nev^ anfi bruises. elliffbed Into the ehlp. Most of th# Looks like old .“Red" Leflrto far west at 11:30. Professor Hogben is a big shot Health Service - of six will hava.developed a fibroid. very Important first steps had Just can't get the theater bug out noteworthy are the swell-front of the buffet, the China with East conflict, even though the ai-'; ^he New Deal, he never liked In the British world of scholarship. In ma'ny eases the presence of the become automatic to her. She of hla thinning red hair. Here la Argentine Plans Its Sheraton bracket base and distinctive frill, and the tenaUve appears to be getting u^e President. But be played Finding T B Early Enough growth will give rise to no symp­ looked at the mechanic waiting to Programs tonight: Europe and j But It doesn't make much differ­ a Nobel Prize winning novelist ro Inter-American, subject to change p^ceful swwp of the Duncan Phyfe pedestal bases on the Out of China, out of Asia alto- , along, slyly—until the notorious toms whatever and the patient may Brazilian Company swing the prop, put her hand to nuts about graaie paint that he ence how much weight you carry Tuberculosis of the lungs le as a feel well In every way. In other —.WEAF-NBC 6:16, 6:45; CBS To Train PUbts u ” ail combined with gumwood framing. gather—ships. Marines, clvlllani, supreme Court fight of 1987. Then the Ignition awltch. wants to become an actor. 9:30; WJZ-NBC 9; MBS 9, I In your own home sphere, when general rule, not found early cases the tumor will produce men­ “Off!" * actors," he explains. We Ilk business intersists and all—and | j,e did an extraordinary thing. He enough. On an average{ of every strual disturbances, lesmingly, Taken by State NBC 11. you get mixed up with the kind of "Contact!” and the engine was tors, too, but we aren’t goll vEAF - NBC — 7 Hollywood Buenos Aires, Staying out until such time a s,; vialked out on the whole show— three cases coming to the attention these tumors are least likely to oc­ turning over and the wheels re­ like Sinclair Lewis any mor July 34.- a world of war this bss turned In­ of the family pHysldSn two will cur In the -woman who haalbome TsyhouSe:- 7:30 Plantation Party; Minister of fateitor Oiogooe#Dios tar Decorator*8 Chairs! with freed hands,'we can go back went home to TexM and stayed leased. hls next book Isn’t an improve­ 8 Abbott and Costello; 9 Kay wftd* umouaced momlnr ttiat to you're just thistledown and be already past the early stage several children, ’ although this Rio de Janeiro, July ^4—(ff)— Georgette’s take-off wa# smooth, ment over his last. there and straighten out the whole there, completely abandoning bis and will have reached the mod­ Breslde'nt Getullo Vargas expro­ Kyser Oollege; 10:15 Stars of t^gov«mm«nt wm mibmltUnr to you’re going wherever the wind rula haa ita exceptions. Usually but her climb a Mt too ateap, and Summer Night. Imported Covert! Asiatic mess; which, whether we duly as presiding officer of the erate or advanced/stage two or more flbrolda are founc to­ priated The Brazil Railway Com- Dick _ and Anne watched the ship today.^W U Cogswells $24-85 takes you. WTilch Isn’t at Ml a Yet it la In th^ carllel'' stages WABC-CBS—6:30 Meet Minis­ like It or not. Is one day going to Senate, fpr many weeks. gether. and tha removal of the first pany. a holding com ply operat- | apprehensively. But as she cleared ter Meek; 7 Uncle Jim's Question bad thing for big shots of all kinds that the cure is fnott easily, most growths will not be followed by the tree tops, the climb became (shout $9,000,000) he a strictly American job. NoW, beaten in hls best efforts quickly, and most certainly, colonization enterprises, by a de­ Quotations Bee; 7:30 Dr. Christian; 8 Sum­ iXtot*. purehSM of Another outstanding value we to bear In mind. others. Moat of the troublesome ...... - . (gradual, and the ship was level mer Theater of Stars; 8:30 Lewl- can’t re-order because these chairs to defeat the third-term candi­ brought about. svmptoms which may result from cree today. before It was over the famlUar JdrMxft «nd crestloB of new sir Tuberculosis of the lungs is fibroid growths are brought about Tha decree Charged tho com­ •ohn Stadium Concert. ■ - * 4 9 - 7 5 are covered In Imported tapestries. Colonial Styling Hasty Condemnation dacy, Garner la about to rapeat golf course. Georgette turned It to I am stunned and yet I am sur­ WJZ-NBC-6 Easy! Aces; 7 The bill will form a part of a Most of the designs are small; all- chiefly a dlseSse of young adult­ by mechanical preaaure. For Km pany with mismanagement, cor­ the right and followed the regular prised St the esse with which I The view expressed In these col- that extraordinary performance. hood. It hits the hardest Mtween ample, the larger growth mS) ruption, embezzlement and insolv­ This, Our A m e ric a ;7:30 new plan to enhance the nanonal de­ W n u ^ 18th Century designs like the over types that blend so nicely Boston Man Sets route that formed an Imaginary ccept all this. drama aeries, M anhatt^ at Mid­ j n o ^ shown. Limuriously eomforUble with most decorating schemes. ^HBis yesterday that the so-called He 1s preparing to walk out—not the years of 15 and 25. In this age cause pressure upon tho bto^mar, ency detrimental to the national circuit about the olrporL fense and ^11 be followed by one in Solid Maple group, T B Is the greatest single —Manriee Maeterlinck, Betglaa night; 8 Green Hornet; 8:30 Roy tor regulatton of aviation actlvl- Built-in comfort In the balloon- cartel or surplua-pooUng proposal only on the Roosevelt candidacy, causing the p.-’tient to coMplaln credit During the next 10 minutes, dramatist, now a pennlleee war ClOSa L- New Tuna Record cause of death, outranking all that It to difficult to retain the (Moody’s Manual of Investmanto Shield Music; 9:30 National Sym­ 2 * ? ’ Imported velvets. c considered hls rights as s citizen,, bui on hla The smaller tumor is often best amoimt of securitlee of the Feder" and straight fllghta. Then It turn­ I Where Are You From? 8:30 who Is moat likely to fall its vic­ left alone. In some cases, because al government of Brazil and of the We realize that the fate of our.j prlrate proposals tor development 0^ mahograny framea without political bias appeara to Job in th* Bensts. Hs Is going Ipswich, Maas., - July $4—(#)— ed once again Into the wind and free labor movement to' bound _ Serenade for Strings; 9:80 Pag- of Argentine aittaUoB. nnoDt modala. Usually (69.90. home again, with every prospect Hauling In a 753-pound giant tuna, tim. of the natural shrinking Sffect pro­ states of *3eo Peuio and Rio headed for the field. It came In , cant of Melody; 10:15 Winnipeg have been timely. So far the plan Pulmonary tuberculosis Is usual­ duced by the n enopause. the small Grande do Sul.) up • with the fate of democrae Style on B. DsVii Crownlnshlsld of Boston slowly, but Georgette put the nose and that we can defend democracy^ ' Summer Symphony. 'If you want the cheerful glow of maple for your haa actually gona no further than of the Bensts session continuing ly overlooktd In the early stages fibroid will pusslbly .shrink aa to The company’s holdings Include down too far, and the light ship a request by President Roosevelt throughout the ysar, and tbsrs to anfi Annlaquam brokAthe Ameri­ because the first symptoms are so size. However, whan the tumor to The Soracabana Railway Com­ only by proving Its capacity and breakfast alcove or kitchen, you’ll like this group bounced twice aa Ito wheels struck effectlveneaa for defense. What to expert Thuraday; Bu- that (Jongreae Increase the capital evsry indication that he does not can AUanUC sport flying record slight that they do not alarm the large, or to causing troubleaoms pany; Southern Bao Paulo Rail­ the ground. She taxied over to­ ^ t s b l u i r , Neb. m - T w o po- a Budget! * because it's made of solid New England maple and for tuna last night la Ipswich Bay. patient. Tha patient may notice he sympUms, surgical removal may way Company; Southern Brasil —WlUlam Green, president of ropei and Inter-American, subject hnd landing power of the Export- Inland to return. ward the hangar and brought the to change—NBC 7 a.m., 13:45 Ucemen caught atx boy* raldinga fashicinedby New England craftsmen after old It was tha third aucoasslvs sum' to tiring more easily than In uor- be Indicated. Lumber, a colonization company; plane to a full stop. Immediately, the A. F» of E«* tmport Bank by half a billion dol­ The salary of the Viee-Prasldent mer in which a new rooord haa mal or that ha has a sUghl cough The Brazil Land. Cattle and Pack­ p.m.; CBS 7 a.m., 5:46 p.m. cherry orchard, but not w lt^ t Colonial ihotifs. Extension table with one'leaf Douglas waa thSK. eoDgratulat- WEAF-NBO—12:15 Mr*. Roose­ hoj^ cooperaUon. WhUe one lar*. But our neighbor tho 'Hart^ of the United Statea to $18,000 a boon set. Crownlnahleld broke a which bangs on, or that ha to Mow- ing Company; papar and pulp Ing her. telling her to take It up In spite of aU i u sufferings. Fin- I 3 Sofa Styl es * 7 9 and four of the splat-back side chairs included in long standing rscord of 705 ty losing weight. Frequently, these EmpreM Zita Gnsrfisd works, a cold storage firm, port land'to stllf a free country. velt; 1:45 Hymn# of AU Churcbea; omoer herded three boy* toward ■each group. Regularly $35.00. ford Courant hast ana this morn­ year, which la $1,250 a month. pounds by puUlng In a 710-pounder symptoms are so Insiduous that concessions and hotel interests. again, and come' In a bit easlei^ x-HJalmar J. Prooopo, Flnntslij 5:30 June Hynd Gueat Book. CBS- the poUco atation, th* other got Choose from three time-tested sofa 4 ing to eonitown tha project out of Garner draw lila salary for the Royslstim. \fasa.. July 24—(ff>— On the second attempt, U^A^dhip ehaln—1:80 Fletcher Wiley; 8 Ad- Into tha bovF car. "Hey, wait for in Ipswich Bay ra 1038 and Clar the patient‘himself to hardly aware waa landed more smoothly, and a mlntoter to the U. S. styles at Watkins August Sale at only hand aa “fantastic and in utter 1937 period during which, bs “n st- anes M. Frost of MUtoo oaugbt a of them. A 24-bour guard haa been placed yventures In Science; 5!16 Bob us,” shouted a hoy running tor th# Howav«r, an examination of the around the residence of Calvin Some of tbs targsst Uadptoaea pleased and thriUed Georgette waa ' Edge about outdoors. WJZ-NBC car. The officer did more than that ITO. The Lawson sketched, and a - yiolaUon of that freedom of trade ed" on his Uvalds ranch. Ho haa TSe-pouad fish last summer. receiving the praise of her In­ The fate of England to probably) ‘—11:80 a.m. Farm and Home cheat with the X-ray wUl usually Bullock In Rojtototon,______state _police In history will soon be purchased th* moet Important problam —he even opened the door tor Chesterfield are two of the lounge '.;Mdieh Secretary HuU’a reciprocity not Indloatad—nor is bs In uneovar tha early cases, Trastmsnt announced to d ^ . to prsveat sight- by Psa Amerieaa Airways, to bs structor. and the coogratulaUons ' Hour; 1 p.m. Margaret - tiamiiiir three who piled Inside befora they typefi* most in demand today. In ad­ U to rspoitsd that at tha sad of her fellow students, gathered to have ever faced nationally except J Comment; 8 Club . Matinee . . . r program to dtaigned to further." least likely to tndlcaU—that he in- of the year Amartcan planes wUI may than be started before the dto- seers from annoying the Former used OB the Baa Fraactoco-Hawall perhape during tha Revolutionary | notloed him at the wheel. * dition there’s a Sheraton wing mtAlel Empress Zita of Austria ■ and her rim. Tha planra trill have four w&tch btr. Short wafes: DJL BerUa 6:15 Qae to a U t auxpclscd to find the tenda to forego drawing _____hls aalary.bs masutaetursd at tbs rats of aass la advanced. Early treatment •Tomorrow, you'll start sdvsne- War and the ClvU War. Operetta Melodias; OSD 08C Lon- if your room calls for lighter scaled hla ta^loboat $800 a Bsostta. aa oomparsd offers the best outlook as to 'even­ dau^ter. Archduchess Eltoabeth, engines, tricycle landing gear, and Ootson Borglum’s head of Ua- •WATKINS K O T M S R t 1 N e to tlM dafe^ of for Uw remialDdcr crutoiag sp e ^ of 2$S naUss aa hd maneuvers,” DickDlck ttold ^ her.ner. “At —CoL Leobard W. Ayrea. Oevp- I d w 8 Britxtn Speak#; HVJ VaU- furniture I Select your cover from a of hls tans.1.. monthly production tual cun. who ara guests at the BuUoek iaMi Ttxal 0*.< cobt In the rotunda of Uis Ospitol step is hatpRil la hottrT^ the uawl tuna. l o’clodi. Aad ra ran City to80 new* and comment: at Wuhli^ton to a bead in scale group of smart tapestries, datnasks. Aaofber wMeh 2RO-Rm i^ 1 0 ^ to a #Undl0g flimajM M Ugh. , g mohairs and friezes. Made-t^rder. MANCHESTER EVEND^RERALD MANCHESTER c 6 n N. WEDNESDAY, ;J0LY 2 4 ,194S \' HANCHJSSTISB BVBNINO aERALb, MANCHE8TEB. OOTW. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24 ,124(r PA9B 0 6 H T . would bo f()llowed by tbo Bulcor- Inatruotors wars put through Ran doubled home production plus>li4| Uve iervlca boards, medical exam^ Nazis Sink 31,000 lon promlor >oiid foiwgii minister. State Is Ready dolph to taka ebargs of primary Need N^Taasport neee ahlpe were forced to post I eraaaad American deliveriaa, tbeae Plan to Transfer laeia and legal aides. (RF^rto frbm Buohareat n ld o Training Fresh Pilots trading at ths ‘Xlttle Randolphs.” Aids Smashing Kton they could aoil from tbe. Himger Ends Ij888,8i8 TfaUl AaMmlljr Freah Instructors often are drawn United States because they figur­ dier Held; sources said, although conceding AMumlng Congreaskmal ap­ H t^ o ilo n (MOntlon also would For Any TTireat For Shrine Visit that German mass production pro­ Skilled Workmen Toni of Shipping vlalt Germany during the week­ from the ranks of tbs graduating ed In tbe attempted smuggling, H ot / J^ ^ ther Speciahi Stay of Con proval and a ilrat year draft o f not claaaea in the advanced school at even though Innoc-ntly. bably has raised the Nasts' numer­ mote thafi 800,000 batween 21 and end. In Sofia It Was understood Of EhrugRing May Be Tried ical atreni^ higher than at the the Bulgarian rqireaentaUveo Tough Air Corps Job Kelly Field, nearby. Additional money would accrue Into Shipbuilding 31, Army officials aald that subse­ (OeatUinnd Froas Fagn One) Hartford, July 24— (FT— Wlth^ Hartford, July 24—'Membera of to tbe woman from oubaequent V alu^ — BargaitiB — S a v in g ^ Atop Tower outset of bostllitlea quent plana were to give other men would ask Germany t>. support de­ Estlmateftlast September placed mands for roturn of sodthern Do- more than 10,000 trained men the Hartford Diooaoan^eaoe Pil­ Ameriein Woman Gives flnee and aoseaementa In connec-l from 21 to 45 a year’s trainlng"ln damage, the high command de­ available for Instant call, Connec­ Task of Monumental mlttsd to atUmpt It hlmsalf and, tlon with tbe cose. ^ For War (?uilt the Germanklr force of first line (fXMtbiMA fmes Pkt* Om ) the Army, Navy, Marine Corps at clared. bruja from Rumania as well as aa Another Hardy grimage to the Shrine o f sita. Anne (OsattniMd ProBS Paga Om ) warplanes at >5,000 to 8,000, *^las ouUst to tbe Aegean Sea through ticut U .prepared to moet any back on tbs ground, hs will bs told InJbrmation on Inter- Eight peraona have been or-1 the rate of about 1,000,000 annual­ DNB, official German newe emergency threat or subverelvq what was wrong with his sxscutlon ••) training for a year while he might ly. agency, elabonting on the com­ activity through a carefully or­ of It 'Dational Group. Sladdea described the four 1 |£y e r y bod^r ^ drew Jackson Wynn# apparenUy 4,000. be making 'payments on bta home Men with famines or dependents, munique asdd the British subma­ The German preae reported Flying More of Art Story at State tain pasaporta for the trip suffered nothlfig worse than sun­ Reuters, BritlshX news agency, Hungary had launched measures ganized plan which State Police Ths Instructor himself must have months’ selsures of 280,000 groins Inc with Dhladlwr oi life inaurance. in key civil or industrial Jobs, or rine w is attacked In the • North Commlseloner Edward J. Hickey a flawleas technique, an ablUty to announced last night by of morphine and 87,000 grains of burn and a fierce appetite from said well InformedM^don circles Sbedd urged the committee to to give autonomy to CarpatiM>^ Than Science. Arthur Routhler, leader and spirit­ San Francisco, July 24— 0P>— »everal other tormer fovem - his sUy begun at 1:30 p. m. yes­ otherwise disqualified would be Sea east of Aberdeen, Scotland, by announced today. Impart hie knowledge to his stu­ opium as constituting the largest figured German pro*lb®tlon of revise the Burke-Wadeworth bill granted deferred statue through a plane wHich dived to arltbtn 250 Russia bordering the Ruaelaiy^- Liswla Stone, Mickey Rooney ual director of the movemhbt to ^ e full extent of the old which aent l**— The TOMATOES 2 lbs. 15c Ends Defiance Voluntarily Meanwhile aa Germany got many of some 110,000 Germans art than a aclence, and it la Im- bad momenta. A jknmg hoamanx den. chief of the California Divi­ 9,179-ton German passenger and ed authoritatively as "entering a second. T ^ .) said he favored the principle years in the regular Army or Na­ Reports of any suapicioua with the pictures of a glamorous passport division, U. S. Deport­ Sunkist—Juicy Wynne ended his defiance volun­ re,ady for the decisive assault on now living in areas ceded to Rus­ activity whatsoever are to be posalbls on first acquaintance to lout to be a military pilot will sion of Narcotics 'Enforcement, fr_ Luftwaffe (Air Force) for persons, with dependents' and British Deny German ing the Carvel Orphanage and he i Parked Couple “ Frefifitone” on his oval perch waving and yell­ those engag^ In necessary busi­ and other supplies nei^ded to initi­ by rejecting Adolf Hitler’s peace paychologtat as well In helping turn His Instructor, flight commander, takes the family with him, thus Customs Divisions, 'with the aid of announcement of the steps against losses were gpven as 92 bombers, overtures and lomwd a flood of Little Damage Japanese authorities, had high ing at spectators and pounding nesses at home. ate the program. Claims on Raids out 7,000 new airmen a year. stage commander and director of forcing Andy to actually meet the Xlaladier and his aides, the cabinet the bank sides with a heavy ham­ chiefly Helnkel I l l ’s, Dbmler 17's caustic criticism of English politi­ flying may. In turn, decide that he hopes of apprehending "six major approved a decree for withdrawal ••This bill prlifvldea for deferment London, July 24—(fl’)—Authori­ A 200-pound ttar quarterback, debutante and bring back proof of PEACHES mer. Searchlights were played on and Junkers 88's and 87’s, and 41 cal leadership. In Malta Raids taken from the gridiron and put In is not fitted for military flying. their friebdahip. He gets out of his Shot to Death shippers In Japan *who have been WAKE UP YOUR 4 lbs. 25c of French citirenship and confisca­ fighters, Messcrschmltt 109’s and of every man C^ential to indus­ tative quarters, commenting on him during the night while guards try,” Shedd toldX’fhomason in an- Halifax “Funeral Oiator" a cockpit, may prove to be a hy­ Even so, he has recourse to a su­ predicament iJiit only after he has dumping an estimated 20 pounds tion of all property of all French­ Guatemala to Push German claim that Nazi bombers ($5b0,0()0 worth) on the Pacific pleaded with him to come down. llO’s, ewef to a questi. British Foreign Secretary Lord "bit Important rail and road ob­ persensitive Individual who must preme court, the faculty board, turned Manhattan upside down DELICIOUS APRICOTS Sweet, Seedtoee men who left France "without Royal Air Force Ixisaeo Halifax, who voiced his country’s presided over by Col. John B. and supplied hilarity galore. Unknown Assailant of ast each month." LIVER BILE-* valid reasons" between May 10, the But he urged that the War De­ jectives In Ehrgland,” said today: London. July 24—(F)—Itallane be coddled and wheedled Into the OR PLUMS! [ Royal ‘ Air Force losses were Honduran Claims determination to fight on, was Brooks, commandant of the school. information Leads to Arrests WlfiiMi day the German western offensive partment be permuted to work "German raids over the 24 hours have raided Malta, big British proper measure of self-confidence. In addition to the typical Hardy Pittsburgh Pair Es­ Cakewl-Aad TseH Jeew Qsl al GRAPES i ^ bombers and 22 fight­ characterize(i as a "funeral orator ” There be may argue his case If he Family comedy, the film has high Madden said the woman- came Bsd ia Ike M w n b ( Rsria’ U C e began, and June 30, eight days af­ out many of these 'details lest a in question were so slight that Naval base In the Mediterranean, . An eesthetic-faced honor student ers. "slacker refuge” be cVeated. by Hitler’s newspaper. Volklscher British authorities found It un­ In college may react beat to an in­ wiahes. points of drama when Judge Har­ capes on Foot. to him last Feb. 1 with the Infor­ T h . I W •boukl poor i pints o f i l l. Jolc. 10c doz. ter signing of the armistice. (Continued from Page One) more than 80 times. Inflicting at mation that has led to the arrests (Bto Toar bowsis n s r r dsr. H fliis..ba« U Thirteen of the RAF bombers Shedd suggested th ^ the legis­ Beobachter, In an article topped necessary to issue any communi­ structor who tells him off in words "Washed out” —dismissed — a dy wins hts Important case from Fancy Green Peppers! This decree. Minister of Justice were lost In action In German-held the start "comparatively heavy" and seizures In New York, Seattle, sot-flmljia frasir. TOOT food Im z not dl- 2 lbs. 25c Fought Over River lation contain a declarttlon of by a red bannerltne proclaiming: que on the subject.” civilian casualties but (rith little of one syllable. student aometlmes can’t fight back the best legal brains of New Yorlt v'Pittsburgh f»st. It msjr Just dsesr In ths bow dj. Thta 4 for lOc fieedleea Oropefrult! 6 for 28e Raphael Allbert explained, la aim­ parts of France since the armistice, Guatemala long has had "England Chboses W ar!’’ and when he takes Andy to t h o ^ ' July 24.—(F>—As Tacoma and San Francls<». a p jm r stomstli. You mtt eon- ed against Frenchmen who went policy which would induce employ­ damage to military objecUvesy Randolph Field, ."West Point of bis tears. That makes it tough they sat In a parked automobile, nine In Scandinavia, and three in ers to re-employ workers who claims against Britain for "England Arrogant Though Fall. Hall of Fame at New York Uni­ "She’s refined, comely, middle- SoSa^ujUu” ^*** »orld abroad, and would cover persons (Continued From Page One) military circles said today. the Air,’’ has developed a system even on experienced Army offi­ an attractive, blonde rooming aged, and In wide traveling and the latest attack on the German were compelled to go Into service. British Honduras and was Ing.” skid a headline In the *3orsen Public Records "Now that clviliana have learn­ of Instruction based on an under­ cers of the ol<| school who came up versity and convinces him by ex­ t Csrtsr’s LIttls Delicloas Bartlett Native Red like Gen. Charles de Gaulle and battleship Schamhorst. Thereupon, Representative .Wads­ Louse operator and one of her observations, has learned to abhor U»«T Pills to (St tbSss Z pin u o f bile flow. 17,000 tons and set another mer­ Zeltung. while the Allegemelne ed the art of taking cover, their standing of why ah airplane re­ to their commands the hard way. ample that the snubs and sneers boarders were shot to death early i n t n t lr to makM rea M ~np snd op." others who went with him to Lon­ 'The RAF tcfeal does not Include worth (R., N, Y.), co-authOr for understood to be preparing to of high society should, not disturb the use and results of narcotics,’’ don to continue fighting against chant vessel afire. Zeitung declared that “All Europe casualties are greatly lessened," acts as it does to movements of OuefnI Case History today by an unknown assailant he said. . ^ Tbks as 'dirseted. PEARS 10 other aircraft lost on patrol and the legislation, read i projjosed insist that her claims be hon­ Dl.'wounts England’s Chances." Warrantees Each student has a carefully a real American boy. Together A m sjJ^ In tM d d a iW s flow frssly. Ask CURRANTS Germany, and also persons who One of the fighters crashed In According to warrantee deeds these sources said. the contrala. An Instructor will who escaped on foot. "The woman led us—. Give her for Carter's UttJe U rer Pills. 144 sad Zt4. a handful which failed to come amendment which would proyide ored in any future change in When the long expeked offen­ Malta Is one of the principal execute a maneuver, and the stu­ compiled case history, sepju'atcly with atone and JiCickey, the other went to Canada and the United the middle of a road near .some back from offensive patrol across recorded at the office of the town Felled by a burst of gunfire were due credit; we owe her at least cottages. The other was forced for a trainee to receive a ’’cer- the colony’s sovereignty. sive against Britain will start and bastions of the British empire’s dent Imitates him by “ following bound. Elach day's progress, or lack members of the "family^’ are their Mrs. Carrie Kolb. 38-year-old di­ 4 for 10c States. the English CTiannel. but Reuters tiftcate” upon completion of njs clerk, the following property trans­ entertaining selves; Fay Holden as the kindness to keep her Identity 10c q t. No General Action to land In a cornfield. The United States plan called what form It will take remained lifeline. It is defended by artillery. through" on the stick and rudder of progress, is entered In It. To ob. vorcee, xnd J, Edgar Ewing. 45. ■ New Onions! lb. Sc commented: service. It also woulc contain fers have been recorded: Manches­ the lovable "Ma” Hardy, Sara a secret, so that she does not be­ Fancy Cncaiubere! 8 far Ida Bomber Plunges Into Sea. for return to the original govern- Hitler’s secret, but It was pointed Infantry, strong anti-aircraft bat­ pedals. tain the maximum number of good . The double slaying ocurred in come the victim of the men whose Allbert said there would be no "These additional losses are In-- declaration that men with such, out only a few more weeks of good ter TTrust company aa trustee of Haden as schoolteaching Aunt STATE INSPECTION general action but that rather \ing power, or a grant of Indepcnd Ecclesiastical society of Manches­ teries and Royal Air Force flght- "This la ths way to do a chan- pilots, the school does hot take the Elliot section of the city on a nefarious trade she Is ruining." Striking at shipping off the significant, however, by comparl-: certificates "ought to be re-em­ summer flying weather remain and one instructor’s word for It that Mllly and Cecilia Parker aa Native each case would be handled by a ployed” unless the "employer’a Wee to any possession taken oyer ter to Julia A. Savickas, School ers. delle," the teacher will say on the street bordertag the south side of She is now in Japan, he added. southeast coast. German bombers son with the number of Naxl air­ the blow Is not likely to be long Italian air losses from anti-air­ a student is Inept. Instructors Mickey’s charming slater, Marian. the Ohio rtveh, opposite the Pitts­ NATIVE BEETS separate decree, each person hav­ were engaged h.v Briti.sh fighters clrciimstanccs” had changed ao upder tthe joint trusteeship of the street; E. J. Holl to Gladys J. electric phone system In the tan­ Already, he said, she is entitled craft so crippled in their raids on ericas aa a result of changes of delayed. craft fire are estimated at two dem cockpits, and then will talk his and even flight commanders will burgh business district. to $8,000 In reward money, and S ERVICE OR CARROTS! ing the right to show proof that and one of the bombers plunged Britain that their safe retun\ to that re-employment was Impos­ Vine Johnson, three Iota on Westwood Key Finally Returned SQUASH his reason for leaving France was so^/erelgntyK)ve gnty tlthreatened b y ' the While the west resolved Itself In street; John Hutchlnso.i et al to planes shot down and four severe- way on through the maneuver to be changed In an effort to get the Eseopea in Darkness eventually probably could obtain Into the sea. The others (led. home bases la very much in doubt, sible. the German view Into "a military Iv damaged. RAF fighters have Denver (/P)- John O. Yelser ITT, "valid.” Preparations Begun Europe'an war. Manchester Memorial hospital. explain why the plane responds most out of a candidate. The slayer, after firing Jve shots up to $15,(MW. "but she apparently Before yoo take yonr car, or The Germans attacked a convoy and of fighters defending Germany situation In which weapons alone destroyed 12 Italian raiders and that way. 18, and Andrew Sturm Yelser, 15, at the couple, raced up a hillside By the decree, the action against In the Thames estuary. Although Congress has yet to (^imnlaslon Receives Plan Haynes street: John Hutchlnaon et Quite frequently it works. That of Omaha, Neb., returned a room- doesn’t need It and I don't look for a you’ve already been told 5c each B unches which have fallen to the concen­ can speak,” Nazi statesmen step­ severely damaged nine others. Exaggerated Climbing Turn Is one of the arts of teaching fly­ and escaped in the darkness before her to present a claim. 10c such Frenchmen can be extended While the.v were bombing the act on the necessary legislation, a The Commission for Peace Maln- ai to Aldo Paganl, Haynes street key to the clerk of the Brown Pal­ ‘‘something wrong” —see ns! * to affect the wife and family of trated fire of RAF rear runners, ped up their efforta to protect the and proposed highway; CTheney A chandelle Is strictly a training ing. V. itnessea could get a good view of "If she does, however," Madden merchant ships, squadrons of the but whose fate cannot be finally War Department official disclosed tenanc^recelved the United Statea ace hotel and said their grandfa­ him. The gun was not found. Wo have all the latest eqnlp- Native the Individual. that agencies In the 48 states al­ Reich’s Interests In The Balkans. Brothers to Robert C. and Estelle maneuver, an exaggerated climb­ New Instructors are being turn­ said, "I’ll sign a recommendation Native Royal Air Force swooped and the determined.” plan to ^ y and appointed a sub­ W'aterbury PopiUatlon Drops ing turn, to show a student that ther, Andrew Sturm of Nehawka, A preliminary police Investiga­ Persons who were In the armed raiders fled toward the roast ready have begun preparations for May Ease Balkan Tension K. Olson, dak Grove street prop­ ed out aa the school, to be aug­ that she get It.” ment to pat ’er In shape. ’The news agency added that committee composed of Secretary An announcement that Ruman­ smooth flying requires a high de­ Neb., carried It home 4o'years ago. tion yielded no motives for the forces at the time they left France where watchers saw the British the selective service plan. The erty. Waterbury, July 24 — (F) — mented by two other baste schools, He’s been meaning to malMt back 25 Per Cent of Bonds BEANS will be considered deserters, All­ "the German total of 133 la fur­ of State Cordell Hull; Mauricio ian and Bulgarian statesmen had Permits gree of maarula> coordination. as the Air <>>rpa gears up to its crime. Detectives said there was no The $8,000 would constitute 25 COOK’S GARAGE PEAS dive on them. Initial trainees probably will be Nabuco, Ewazil’a delegate; and Waterbury’s population was set for a long time, but he never got bert said. ther swelled by dozens of aircraft chosen from men between 21 and been Invited to confer with Foreign Building permits for two new Presently the novloe wUI be per- V Job. Last year 150 civilian apparent attempt to rob the cou- per cent of the approximately Monebester Green Tel. 8998 The pilot of the plane which Narclso Garoy. Panama's foreign at 99,158 aa compared to 99,902 around to It,’’ John .explained. p!e. Among those facing "Investiga­ smashed to pieces or burst in per-- 31 years old. Minister Joachim 'Von Ribbentrop five room dwellings have been $32,000 .In bonds which three Js- 5c qt. nosedived Into the ■ street was siatent RAF attacks on airfields in minister, to '&ratt a final measure In 1930 In the semi-official figure# tion” with Daladier for France’s killed when his parachute broke The Senate Military Committee later in the week was taken aa an issued by Inspector Edward C. announced this morning by W. 3^ ts. 25c present plight are two members Germany or German-occupied ter­ for convention action. Indication Germany might have in midair. The other pilot was started the compulsory training Elliott Jr., to John Fischer who Harry Byrnes, lupervlaor for the Native of the government which declared ritory, to which there has been no issue toward a congressional de­ Secretary of State Hull discuss­ suggestions for easing old tensions will erect both home at $6,500 each. Native seriously Injured by machine gun ed the proposal with various dele­ Fifth Congressional district, as ha war: Cesar Camplnchl, Navy min­ bullets. like Luftwaffe retaliation ao far.” cision by voting yesterday to rec­ In the Balkans which she is pre­ One is for Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. also announced the job In the en4 ^ ister, and Georges Mandel, colon­ An Air Ministry communique “All evidence, unofficial as well ommend enactment of the Burke- gations. , pared to recommend with more Lange of 167 West Center street, tire district completed. ’ .FI CABBAGE Celery Hearts ial minister. Another is Yvon Del- announced "an enemy bomber was as official, supports the conten­ Wadsworth bill. Committee mem­ It was understood the Cuban or less urgency. to be built on Princeton street, and bos, Who was minister of educa­ shot down early today by anti­ tion that the Luftwaffe neither bers thought' it would be ready for delegation had a plan to present to Informed sources reiterated Ger­ the other for Mr. and Mrs, George took on work of the same dimen­ the Economic (Committee which liS'...... 10c tion In the Daladier cabinet as re­ aircraft guns near the northwest Senate debate next week. Vigor­ many wants peace in the south­ Wilkinson of Hartford, to be locat­ Awarded Navy Contract 10c bunch formed a few days after the out­ coast and In a series of engage­ sions "(as the RAF) nor in any ous opposition has been forecast. would call for the refunding and east and that she may be regarded ed on Tanner street. break of war He Is a former for­ one direction equaled it," the The committee, meanwhile, unification of all her debts in the Permit. New London, July 24.—(F)—F. ments near the southeast coast as having a' vital Interest In any Natlva Iceberg eign minister. ,-hortly after midday, (our enemy agency said. worked to perfect details of the United Statea. These amount to events tiendlng to disturb order In Permit for the erection of a H. McGraw A Co., of Hartford, New Crop 14 Still In Morocco i aircraft were shot dowm by our British estimated that 400 Ger­ measure, which provides for regis­ about $200,000,000. that region. single four room dwelling and and Stearin, Preston and Burrowe It was underjitood 14 members man airmen were killed or cap­ Other problems were to be dis­ garage on Westwcx)d street has of New York, Jointly have been SUMMER’S GREATEST BARGAIN fighters and one by anti-aircraft tration of all males between 18 and Premier Ion Glgrurtu and For­ LETTUCE tured from June 17 to July 17, awarded a $2,300,000 contract for APPLES of Parliament, including Jammy guns.” 64 ,'ears—a total of 42,000,000. cussed before the Neutrality Com­ eign Minister Mihail Manoilescu of been granted to James F. Roach Schmidt, Chamber of Deputies Reuters said Germany could Only those be’ween 21 and 45— mittee by the delegates In secret Rumania were scheduled to meet who will erect the buildings for additions and Improvements at the Drops High Explosive "stand this lo.ss far less easily Submarine Base. It was announced budget reporter, were still in Mo­ One raider dropped high explo­ some 24.000 000—would be .iable I session. Von Ribbentrop at Salzburg Fri­ Mrs. Helen T. Warner of Mans­ A 1940 DELUXE ROPER GAS RANGE 2 heads 15c 5 fbs. 25c rocco. Four of the deputies facing than the RAF” and observed this f. r active service. Tho.se of other 1 They planned to conclude the day and It was understood they field at a cost of $4,600. at the Base today. sive and Incendiary bombs on a "neatly redresses injustice done "investigation" were in the Army southwest Scotland area damag­ ages could be used for home de- ! conference July 30, unless ,sbme whan they went to Africa and thus to Britain when 400 German air­ fen.se purposes. ' emergency arises. Rio de Janeiro ing buildings. men taken prisoner In the battle Small Local Eggs face charges of desertion. An 86-year-old woijakn was "One of the purposes of this was considered a certain choice for doz. 21c Daladier and the others sailed of France largely as a result of wide registration is to make every their next meeting. -- for Morocco aboard the French wounded In the arm by A machine- RAF action were released by the gun bullet when a ,4«lder flew home comcious of the nutlonal de­ Already In the bands of the Polish Style Ham lb. 4 9 c ' liner Massllia. Whereabouts of the Petain government.” fense program.” said (Chairman commissions wepS the United M odel 3240 ’ group had been a mystery to the over a hospital on outskirts of German Cost Lean. a northeast E n gird town. Sheppard (D-Tex). States’ suggestlOna of colonial Par Boiled Shoulders lb. 19c ’ public until yesterday, and some Reuters said German planes coat A War Department official, who mandates and economic co-opera­ ; fears had been expressed for their A third raider was brought only about two-thirds of what the d o ^ in eoirtyest England. One ■ disclosed Sept. 1 as the tentative tion. Other proposals, including Lean Daisy Hams ' safety. registration date, said the joint r..ethoda of dealing with Fifth lb. 25e Daladier became premier April of the crew wds killed, one wound- ' 'This may ,be short-sighted Army and Navy Selective Service 10, 1938, succeeding Socialist Leon ed and the gther two were taken Column activities, were expected Lean Bacon I economy,” It commented. "The Committee had notified exlaUng d o be offered today for preliminary lb. 19c J Blum, and remained in office until prisoner. / w a results of German labor-saving, as state agencies that Congress soon > S March 20 of this year. He signed w Repor^ as that a bomUer was ume-savlng when It comes to may pass a training bill. The agen^ atudy. Store Cheese lb. 2 5 c the pact of Munich with Chamber- broijgljf dowm by flghUng planes i training of so many of her pilots. c es were Instructed to oveckaul The Commission on Maintenance > lain. Hitler and Mussolini. Then In the nlghl ' have been noticeable and In the their draft machinery In antlclpa- of Peace, headed by United Statea Fine Fronkfurts his government declared war on coaet of Scotland and anoth- I ^ajor clash between the Luft- tlrn. Secretary of State Cordell Hull, lb. 19c * Germany and served through last ec'downed by anti-aircraft lire off waffe and RAF may well prove to This notification, the (jfficial had before It a proposal to set up Announcement Soltines winter’s relative quiet on the h’orthwest England. be conclusive." emphasized, was purely a,dvl8ory “collective trusteeship” over west­ 2-lb. box 19c * V estem front. He resigned amiij' A steamship was attacked by During the first five days of the and Informative, pending action of ern hemisphere colonies of Euro­ criUdsm for his failure to pro^- raiders this morning off the south­ second month of steady raids and Congress. pean, nation# In the event of any Peanut Butter 1-lb. jar 15c (fute the war more vlgorously,- east coast. Other ships were attempt by another non-American counter raids, the British esti­ Some states, ^wever. have r — ^ Retained by Beynaud .' standing by. mated German losses as at least started preparing ..lists of doctors. state to acquire them. Pure Jellies 2-lb. jar 25c Watch for Invasion Hint The first draft of this resolution . Daladier nevertheless v ija re­ seven aircraft a day, to ’’come lawyers and othCT civilians needed \] ^ •" - j tained in the government of Pre- British military leaders watch four’or five" in defense of Britain to register apd classify the 11,- provides auch a joint mandate i 1 Jell-0 or Royal Gelatin, 3 pkgs. 14c «, mler Paul Rej-naud and made a ed the German operations closely i offensive action on the con- 000,000-Odd .young men between 21 would be shared In only by rsR- SMOKELES SSPEED BROILER 1 S member of a special ^e-m an war for a hint that Adolf HlUer la | and 31 w;hb probably will be the fying republics and would operate HEAVILY INSUUTED Assorted Pickles 12-oz. jar 10c committee. Reynaud and his cabi­ about to launch his promised when any nation aaw Its security I first enriilled. Maps have been ' -hi *'f-3 net then resigned rafter the col- blitzkrieg. Everywhere belief was I drawp'to show registration areas.^ threatened. To our many friends/and So lad Dressing qt. jar 23c * lapse of the Frengh Armies before apparent that the final test of Eight Tobacco F'^ery state draft organlzatlpn Authority In CommlsstoB 5 the German onslaught, to be suc- strength may come at any mo- long since has received copies of A commltfte Including one rep- 1 reaentative from' each ratifying patrons wd wis to an- i ceeded by Matshal Petain. who pient...... hlch will iO-Ponnd Cloth Bog Armoor's * sued for peate. j King George VI talked with 4 . O I l i p a n i C B n i l . ' b e used, barrlr.K changes by Con­ nation would exercise the trustee­ ; Petain tahk dfflce June 16 and Prime Minister Churchill, for a gress. These car be handed to ship but would vest authority In a Matthew 1 - ■' » four days later Daladier and his halt hour last night and later re- | ! printers for quantity production at commission Including one member nounce that T ■ ..... SUGAR MILK (Continued From Page Oee) from each of three countries se­ THERMOSTATIC OVEN former.aJdes were on their way to ceived Sir Cyril Newall, chief of ' ! a moment’s notice. .‘7 ' ^ Africa' the air staff. The purpose of the I SO Days For Selection lected on geographic, economic Wior Jewelry^tore is now : MINUTE MINDER and conferences was not disclosed, Tobacco Company and P. Lorillard The Army’s present schedule and strategic consideratlona. 49c 4 cons 26c Company, which are known as the The general committee would ^Would Make Peasants however. calls for the first 400,000 trainees HEAT CONTROL Lord Beaverbrook, minister of ■ big four In the Industry; Philip to be Indicted l.nto the ranks on determine whatever military or Morris and CompaBy, -Ltd., Inc., located ap^77 Main Street CONDIMENT SET Land OTnlua Armour's Favorite Sons aircraft production, announced i Qct. 1. The selective service ma­ naval assistance was needed. appointment of W. L. Stephenson, The Imperial Tobacco Company chinery would require a minimum The draft made clear that only ^ext to McLellan’s.) ■4 Vichy, France, July 24—(ff)—A chairman of the board of F. W. ; I of Great Britain and Ireland) of 30 days to examine, classify and temporary control was contem­ BUTTER TREET campaign to, make the peasants Ltd., and Britlsh-Amerlcan Tobac­ plated, with eventual return of the Woolworth Company. Ltd., as a , select the flrot mntingent. / France’s favorite, sons was initiat­ director general of equipment in , co Company Limited, the latter Under existing plans an addi­ colonies to the original sovereigns ed' to day by Pierre Cazlot, minis­ his department. ' two being large British companies tional 400,000 young men out of or ultimate Independence. 33c lb. Lge. tin 19c ter of agriculture In the Petain Appeals to Frenchnieo which buy leaf tobacco In the the 11,000.000 pool would be sum­ Before the Economic

IIANCHBaTBB RVENINO HERALD, 1IAMCHE8TEB. COIQI. MAW^iHEdnEK EVEKINQ^H^ALD MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JTJLY 24,1949 FAQB Mr*. WlSiaai Roevaa, Mra. NiaUla \ Wamar, 1 ^ . NelUo Rica and Mlaa Community ball at two o'clock. Ackerman to Conclude Franeaa Biakealao. Wapping LlUlan Hutchinson has asked that chester. Tiffany's srea Ta ■■atMil OSicera each member bring ten cents to Stafford Springs WiorOpens that toot for a long Damon Lodge, KnIgbU of Py­ Mra. W. W. O ru t phy for the refreehments. There ysan, telag taksn ovsr tat 7S04, Mancbeatar will be gatnee an 1 races In addl- John O. Netto A. Smith. thias will bold Its regular meet­ ' 472, Stafford As State Legion Head ing this evening In Castle Hall. At to ewlmmlng, se It will he •New Store Matthew Wlor has ___ ■■ ■ ■■/'■■", ■■' ^ - * iisS- thla time tho Tnatallation of ott- Mr. and Mrs.. Horace E. Frink to bring bathing suite. Mem- store at 999 Main strsst the Bowers block for ths con fur tho next olx montbo will of Arlington,'Mass., visited Addi­ \Of the subordinate grange SUfford Will be rSprssehted st tu o place. The Installation will who are wllUng to help transport the State Department convention yssrs. Ria businsaa has sa- . Rockville Attorney to son X. Frink at his home In Wap­ Moves to 977 Main ’ K ' . .*. ba In charge of District Deputy the Children are asked to get in of the American Legion which so that hla formsr iocattaa Preside fo r Last Time Oull of Manohaatar, and it la ex- ping last Sunday. touch with Mre. Hutchlneon. An opened today at Norwich by the Street, $ite o f Former not haadls the growuig paotad that many gueata will be Little Bally Frink will entertain thoee who j>lu to attend should following delegates and alternates for space. As Department Com­ present, accompa^ng the district about 80 of her young friends at let Jibs Matron-, know by Friday of the Strazza Poat and Ladlea Tiffany’ s Store. Wlbr’s nsw stors at 977 . ,\ mander, at Norwich. deputy on hla visit. PoIIowing the a picnic at Babbs Beach, Lake aitaraoon by four o’clock so that Auxlliaryr Commander Elric Ram­ street la the Chaney Mock baa 1 buslnaas saastlng there will be a Congamond, tomorrow. It Is SaU aha may plan the refreshments. sey and Adjutant Arthur Gilman; with the removal o f' Matthew completely renovated. Batin fl.. .J social and refroahments. ly’a fifth birthday celebration. A alternates, Ephraim Mlrza and Wior’s Jewelry store from 999 woodwork has bean used In tbs RoekvUl*. July 34— (SpM lal)-. The Orange Essey . Contest on bus will convey the cbltdran and a Safety closes August N». All es­ William Kuslansky; Auxiliary Main street to 977 Main street he terior and tbe decorations i SUnlay Dobora Poat No. 14, number of thalr mothers to , tha delegaUs, President Mrs. John takes up a stand that wak for fixtures are oomplstsly madara.; Amarlcsn Leflon anS SUnlay says must ba in the h a ^ of the lake. ■ ■ lecturer by that time. \ Bowden and secretary, Mre., Har­ many yean Manchester’s only ■ ■ - ■ - - — - - - « Doboaa Unit No. 14, Amarlcan Lo­ Douglas Putt, son of Mr. and old W. Bnice; alternates, Mrs. Jewelry store. This was the site Stars do net have tMtatS, -! -v^V tion Auxiliary of Rockvlllo wiU bo C l l i t ^ o n Mrs. Samuel Alvord of BUlton! Mra. Eugene W. -Piatt, of Wap- Center te not spending the week Frederick Royce and Mrs. Elric of Tiffany’s, the first real jewelry, though they have been daplotadi^ roproatnUS at tho D ^ rtm en t O. P. Barr I diamond and watch store In Man­ Cpnvontlon which atarta today at ptng, la spending a few days with at Capa Cod aa was previously an­ Ramsey. A large number of mem- this form for csnturlM. Norwich. Tat 4SS-S, RockvtUa hU aunt, Mre. Ella Foote, of Col- nounced In this column. Mrs. Al­ .bers are planning to attend the cheater. vord U with Mrs. Charles Sumner, i Convention which will close Sat­ Departmont Commander Bern­ urday night. ard J. Ackarman, Rockvlllo at- Plana are being completed for Frank Hayes had tha top of hla Mre. Edwin Lawton and Mra. Hll- ' toraoy, will call ttao meoUng of tbo tho Joint annual field day and pic­ automobile punctured by large ton spending the week at Cornfield AtHlta Barbleri and son Theo­ exocutlva committee tofether to­ nic of . Eaat Central Pomona hatutonea during the Severe etorm Point near Saybrook. dore, oFMaln street, caught a nice day and aim protldo at tho con- Orange and tho Tolland County Monday. Four holes which looked mess of seven bas.s while fi.shing vonUon aoaatona until tho oleoUon 4-H Cluba to bo hold at tho Tol­ aa if a baseball bad bean thrown yesterday \aftemoon at Black of now offlcora. Tho buainoaa ao4- land County Temporary Home. through tha top were made. Mr. Pond in Woddstock. The largest alona atart on Thuraday momlnt Vomon Center, Saturday, August and Mrs. Hayee were stranded in Police Court weighed 4 poiyids and 1 ounce. At and tho convention will condu$ 17 as announced by Milo B. Hoyea the car during tha entire atoim Crystal L ^ e recently Augustin .on Saturday with a parado. of Ellington, wbo la general chair­ The severe etorm which paaaed Orcnnan. Jr , 16, son of Mr. and Y Tbo dolotatoa and altomatoa over Wapping about 4 p. mf. Mon­ Mj-s. Augustin Grehnan of the Genuine Draft Barnard J. Ackormnn man. ^llx' cases came before Judge Jrom Rockvula aro aa followa: day did a great damage to the C ^ ta l Lake section landed s bass rSUaloy OoboOa Poat, delogatoa, No hall accompanied t^e acatter- local crops, especially to tobacco, Raymond,R. Bowere in town court Ing Aowora which broke over this which weighed over fouV poundtf. Commaador Ooorto Brlfbam; Rockvlllo Boyo Band wlU prevldo com and potatoes. this morning. Charged with in- It was one of the largest''caught treaaurer, Bnmor Elliott; actlnt tho mualc for tha ooeond muni­ town Monday afternoon. Potatoes, Miss Florence Snow, who U toxlcaUon In a North street tavern at the lake this year. tobacco and other crops are now adjutant, William Pfunder; altor- cipal band concert of tho tooaon with Mra. Emily B. OolUna, U and arrested at IX p. m. yesterday, The annual picnic of the Itadles natoa William Looa, Nelaon to taka place thia ovonlng at the recovering from the recent weath­ spending a two weeks vacation at Auxiliary of the Italian aub will and Oacar Philipp. Tho delogatoa band stand In the center of the er and good harvest la expected the shore.- George Astrauskas of i t North HOFFMANi be held at Ueorge’s Grove on Wll-' from the Unit are President Mrs. city In case of rain, the concert as the crops are now In a thrifty street pleaded guilty,*it was stated llngton ^ n u c this Sunday Mrs William Pfunder; aecretary, Mra. will be presented next Wednesday and groking condition. the accused was taken Into custody Guido / 4 ’ sllanck is chairman. Bcerand Ah Nelaon Hoad; treaauior, Mlaa Jen­ night. Thara will ba a program of Announcamsnt has baan made of *fter a scuffle with police who et Members, their families and mem- nie Bata and first vice prealddnt, bqifh popular and claaalcd num­ the engagement of Mlaa Pauline Bolton first told Astriuskas to go home. heps' of the Italian Hall with their Mra. Emella Oworek; altomatoa, ber.- with Carl PrutUng directing. MacLaehlan, daughter of Mr. and He was fined IS and coats. families are Invited. A basket Mra. Helen Rothe, Mlaa Anna Piinaral Mra. Robert McLaotalan of Eldridge Mra. Clyde MarahaD William San Antonio, fruck lunch will be served at noon. The Martley, Mrs. Mae Chapman and street, Manchaater, to Eywin Mil­ Phone M It driver of Cranston, R I., pieajkd Italian Sick Benefit society will n o ttles Mrs. Augusta Pltkat. The funeral of Mrs. Kotherine I B B. Blohlor of 7ft0 Windsor avenue, ler. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward guilty to speeding and was flned hold their annual outing on Sun­ Mra. William Pfunder, president W. Miller of the Longview inctlon $18 and Costs. He wa)i held .a week day, August 11, at St. Joseph’s of tha RockWlIe Unit has baan ap- Windaor a resident of Rockville Worthy Matron Lillian Hutchin­ for many yoare, was held on Tuaa- of Ellington. No data has. bam set son of Bolton Juvenile Grange an- ago after it was ai'eged he h.id nail and grounds on Village- Hill. . BOTTLES pointad by Mrs. Margaretha L for the wadding. Hartle, president of the Depart­ day afternoon from tha Luther A. I pounces a price essay contest open driven on West Center s'reel at ; The Hlllloppers orchestra will fur- ' White FiinOral Home. Rev, Dr. IMward -F. Charter, Jr., has re- I to Juvenile Grangers. This contest more than SO miles an hour. nlsh the music. Angelo Armenia Is CO.NT. ment, to serve on the Credentlala chairman. committee at the convention. Oeorge B. Brookas. paatof of the turaed to hla home In Main street jls open to all members In good Also pleading gvi'lty to speeding Union Congregational church offi­ from a two-weeka’ vacation with standing who are fifteen years of Eugene T. Can ,df 57 Kent st.-eet, New London Fruit ff Produce Cottpaap Taacher Named ciated. The bearers were: Prank relatives In Stratford, and a trip Hartford, wa.s,dnod SiO and co.it.i. j Two kinds of trees, Sitka spruce New London, Connectleut -Mlaa Regina P. Adajlan of age or under on August*!. The Irmlscher, John Young, William to New York City, topic -is "Individual Improvement. James ^tadden. no addrc.ss and Alpine hemlock, make up 70 Hartford who was graduat'ed from ____Raiseh_ and Henry ^ Theurer. ...curcr Burial Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Klbbe of I Through the Juvenile Grange,/ pleaded gdilty to sii Intoxication : per cent of the timber growth of me ConnecUcut State Teacher’s [ was in Grove Hill cemetery. Roselle, N. J„ and daughters. Mar­ and the t<;ngth of the essay mnst count. He was arres'ed at a local i Ala.ska. College at New Britain last June Tentativelv Accepted garet and Ruth are visiting at the j not exceed. 400 words. Es-tays fillip afation yesterday on enm- ‘ 0 tench the ' Saul H. Selgei of Vernon Is home of Mra. Kibbc'a mother, Mre. I should be bonded to the Matron ptamt of the etteodanti. Madden Mirth*” **. "‘J**’ . the I among thoae tentatively accepted j before September first The best /taS sent to Ja l fo- 30 days, and I^rthooat school for the coming \ for entrance into tho Connecticut J. D. Beasley of Sadd’a Mills for their annual visit. After spending j essay writer in the state will be' in addition. •, prrvlous 30 days “ S'"' _ . . I Toachero Oollogo at New Britain suspendedspendeil apr-efirosen'.o.hce wa.s...... revoked. Superintendent of Scboola Philip I thU foil. omain a week In Maine, Miss Margaret ! awarded a fountain pen. National ■ [Nervous Restlessi prizes are $20, $15. $10 and $5. andd he will serve out that ferrii in M. Ht^^e ®4 S*J I STEAKS ..and Worthy of Your Trust Uni Gas ...... 'iV i The Elks Band, formerly the I Parker, Uricoln Oark. Mr. and ' River on Saturday. MeiAbers of Heavy Weatern Steer Beef! Uni Lt and Pow A the organlzaUon will meet at the CENTER C LT T-

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A4v*rtissai*n8— ^oriartys Nip GA \ 3^2. -W ay Twi L ead .1L Reds^op Double, Dim Flag Hopes of Dodgers Records Break Advsrtlsswwt AdvarttMasent— A 8 64J5u a l i f y Dairymen Capture Tennis Stars in Love Match Stars Ousted IS Crusli Fifht Halts Dodgert>Reds Game legion Juniors Pass .U' B'WP i Neblo Borello Hurls For Piiblinks 8lh Straight Win AtSeabright Nearest Foes, Splendid One-Hitter Stimits, Furgol Tied for Bargain Hound Out of Flag Picture In a free hitting contest which vLead 7 Games Top Honors with saw a tptal of ds base hits, the Young Beilis Upsets Van 1 3 8 *8; 2 Ex-QiBmps DeLoretta,-rf . .3 0 0 0 0 Dairymen scored their 8th con­ Horn as Schroeder Gas Housers Tally All Oncy Rated Good ter 5-4 Defeat at New Dy.gis, If ...... 3 0 0 0 0 secutive victory at the expense of Tops Irish Rival. Run^ in First Fram^ Fall by the Wayside. for Third Loss Zugarnkl, p . .3 1 0 0 2 the highly touted Bon Ami soft A§ Ih” In N ational; ball team, 11-5, at Buckland last Misplays Help Lo06n ; Detroit, July 24.—( —Blxty- In six Games as Hart­ 28 5 8 21 5 night. The ail around play of F. Seabrlght, N- J-. July 24—(IP)— Tigers* Bosox« Yanks 85 beverage In ons, full sf noMsatB Manchester Vlttner for the winners was out­ America'* fourth ranking Welby Hartl Gives 4 /Blows* fuur of th* naUon't crack pay-as- and pleaalnf flavor. Wbsn you ford Clinches Tie. AB. R. H. PO. A. standing while for the losers van Horn of Lo* Angeles was a Beaten as Indians Win. you-go goffers today got down to elude it in the menu, rsmsmbsi^ Thomas, rf .. .4 1 2 3 T) Keeney and Brennan were s great non-combatant and only two for­ Is Hurl bv /Wildness. ths business of determining which it's a dessert, as well as 8 sm>' 0 By Judaea Bailey one of their number is to be the The Legloi^^ Janlors’ hopes of Fay, I f ...... 4 0 1 2 help, both in the field and at the eign stars remained in singles derful hot westhsr coolsf. l.-oJe.skl. ss ... . .3 0 2 0 1 competition today (n the third s I AaaeeUted Preaa Sporte Writer 1940 National public links ebam- brlagin^ the restrict baseball title plate. Box score: A three-run duster in the fir*t piop. Katkaveek, 3b . .3 0 2 2 3 Dairymen round of the annual Seabright inning and ^m e maaterful pitch­ And so goodby with thass fsw to Muichester vi'ere rudely shatter­ .'.3 0 0 8 1 The Ctnclnnstl Rads ere st the • They ar* th* low scorers who Parchick, lb AB R H PO A lawn tennis tournament. ing by N ^lo Borello were enough survived two days of record-sbat- lines of poetry from “a BargalK ?■ 1 ed iMt night as Xew Britain eked Taggart, 2b .. .2 1 0 3 0 Benson, p . . . 5 3 2 2 2 Van Horn gave way yesterday stage sometimes called "Ss good as Hound r e s d ^ ’ which seam ffte a -- 1 0 1 0 to a young man with a mighty de­ for Modarty Brothers to edge a terlng goff and who set out in the out a 5-4 triumph In the final, in- Evans, rf .... .1 Vittner, 3rd . 5 2 4 2 '4 in" In the Nstionsl League pen­ first round of match play that leads reasonable dose of medicine to SOB'S . . 0 0 0 0 tJng of a nip and'ttick encounter Kvchol.ski. rf . 1 Kelsey, ss . . . . . 5 0 2 3 0 pendable lob and uncanny ability figtipbg German-Amerlcan base- nant fuaa tr the title four days hence. world of today srith its war aa4..v . .3 1 1 0 0 to keep the ball in play—iMdore e t the Hardware tHty. The local Zamaitis, c . 5. Magnason, lb 5 1 3 11 team at the West Side Oval , Few amateur toumamenU In the' bloodshed. " ^ . .3’ 0 0 0 3 They took all the fight out of tOMers knotted tbs' c'piint at 4.ail l . Blanchivrd. p Lynch, c . .. . , . 4 2 2 2 1 Belli* of Philadelphia, unranked night, 3-2. Inability to h i^ country's golfing annals ever ap­ A Little More Kladnass tirith a three-run ralljr in the top Modean, ss . . . 4 0 2 1 3 and unheralded. the slim hurler cost the QA'g fighting Brooklyn Dodgers yes- 27 4 7 21 10 ly in a doubledecker triumph proached tbe current oh* from a (Author 'Unknown) half of the seventh, but New Bri- Tomlinson, rf .. 4 0 1 0 O' Twenty years old and playing ball game as he allowed only compeUtiv* standpoint. A little more kindness snd a litUs ' M anchester...... 100 000 3—4 Sullivan, 2nd .. 3 1 2 2 1 second grass court tourney of put them seven full games on HELLO THERE:— talr pushed across the winning hit and walked nary a batt| Two Beeords Set leas^creed; ' tally in its turn at bat to hand i New B ritain ...... 300 010 1—5 Popoff, 2nd . . . 1 0 n 0 0 /«ie year, Beilis bested the rangy Were it not for misplays on ■ the pile. INDEED YOUR DOLLAR Continue to beat while pouring on 0 - Out of the two-day 36-hoIe quali­ fc/rup. Force raspberries through A U ^ s more giving snd a UtUs-t Manchester its third loss in sU i Two base hits, Thomas, Borselle; Dietz. If ...... 4 1 3 1 Californian 8-6, 6-8, 8-2 to gain part of his mates he might have Dodgers, who have had WILL BE WORTH ITS WEIGHT 'leas greed; ! three bas hits, Katkaveek: stolen Skoog, cf . . . . . 3 1 1 3 0 the third round and a Joust with had an easier time on the hill. some sort of a run-in with about fying teat emerged these records: IN GOLD if you shop during the fine sieve and mix with lemon veteran Sidney B. Wood Jr., New 1. The* lowest qualifying mark Jiilce. Add to egg whites alter­ N little more smile and a llttls Blanchard twirled a,!! the I bases, Thomas. Par, double plays, G. Trueman, rf 0 0 0 0 0 Tony Hartl also pitched good ball every club in the leagtie except the July CHearance Days in Manches­ less frown; way for the losers and was reached ! i^.anchard to Parchick to Katka- York. I but got In trouble in that first In­ tail-end Phillies and Boston Bees ever made in an event sponsored ter. Every week your Bargain nately with heavy cream, beaten 27 While Beilis, captain of the Uni­ by tbe United SUtes Golf Asm>cU- atlff.' Freeze either in hand frecssf' A Rttle-less kicking a man whOfl for eight hits, Pac, New Britain |veck: left on bases, Manchester 5, Totals ...... 43 11 22 11 f . ning uprising and it meant Ih* this year, sruptad again in tbe 11 liDund makes a tour of the shops ew Britain 4. base on balls, ofn versity of Pennsylvania tennis Neblo Botello tlon. or refrigerator tray. ' he’s down; leadoff, collected three ot them and Bon .\ml ball game. inning first'game with a flurry of on Main street, examining mer­ A little more "we” and a littts Snidack two. New Britain scored Blanchard 1. /ugar.'-ki 2\ struck AB R H PO A team last spring, was ousting the Zwlck greeted Hartl with a ‘ fisticuffs ' centsrlng around Pete 2. The lowest scor* aver required chandise displayed at "bargain Use the two yolks frony^ the out by Blanchard 3, Zugarski 7. 3 1 hard smashing Van Horn, another tc qualify for cmateur play. eggs tomorrow for a soft cUstard. less "I’’, three runs In the first and w as then Keeney, ss . .. 5 1 3 booming double into left field. Coscarart oif Brooklyn and Lonny prices" to find many well worth A Uttle more laugh snd a HtUs-* held scoreless until the last frame. Davis, p ...... 4 1 1 3 2 rising California youngster, Ted Smith hit to Cox, who shot one at Frey of Cincinnati. Worth SUmiU, Jr., a Colorado describing to you In your column Chill and eerve over blackberries 2 1 0 Schroeder of (jKindale. eliminated Box Score College senior, and Edward J. Fur- resting on slices of stale sponge leJb cry; Manchester got seven blows off Yeeterday's Beaulfs Brennan, sf . . 4 1 Murdock and it looked as though But this time the greatest mod every Wedneaday evening. The A Uttle more flowers on ths <: Zugarski, Including a triple by Myeski, 3b . . . 4 1 1 1 0 i" George Lyttleton-Rogers of Ire­ the GA’s had caught Zwlck off the goT of Utica, N. Y.. hung up the merchants must clear their shelves cake. Eastern 0 2 0 1 land. 2-6, 6-2, 6-2 in a compara­ 5foriarty Brother* «m cNponents of "'fighting base new qualifying mark---138 —one That nourishing recipe comes pathway of Life, Xatkaveck and a double by Williamsport \7-3, Hartford 6-1. Lanky, c . . . .. 4 bag but the ump ruled otherwise ball" were up against somsthing before^ the Fall atyles Introduce And fewer on graves a t tb* sad'^ nom as, and tallied once in the Brainard, lb . . 4 0 1 8 0 tively mild reversal of form. AB R H PO A and both runner* were safe. Winz­ Pse We* Resas (1), Brooklyk Dodger shortstop, Jumps into s scuffle between Linus Frey (left stroke better than the former rec­ from L. P. DeOouy's ideal sum­ Binghamton 9. Wilkes-Barre 5 0 W] Zwlck, 3b __ .3 1 1 0 1 they couldn't lick.- AfUr Coscarart on ground), Cincinnati Rsda shoKtstop, and Pet* Coscarart (behind Reese) in 8th inning of first themselves. Whether your need is mer companion, “Ice Cream Des­ of the strife. - • first and three times in the seventr.. Deacy, cf . . . . 4 0 1 3 • The 6 foot, 7 Inch Lyttleton- ler popped up to Cox at short but and Frey had been thumbed off the ord made last year In the National for a new bathing suit. Just a cool Hartford turned back West Hart­ (night V Mitchell, 2nd . . 4 0 0 4 1 Rogers Was seeded second In the Smith, 2b ___ .3 0 0 2 1 Hartl walked in one run.with two gams of a doubls-header at Ebb* t* field, Brooklyn. Reese Is try Ing to keep Coscarart from Frey amateur by Thomas Sheehan of serts for Every Occasion." Springfield 7. Fllmira 0 (night) 3) Following her Reno divorce, it Is reported that Mrs. Sarah Palfrey VVlnzIer, ss . .. .2 0 0 0 4 field, the Reds worked out a 4-3 who had Just slid Into 2nd baa* with, his spikes in the air. The play broke up a double-killing and summer drekq, or some sport ford, 13-1, to. ,-linch at least a tie Podek, If . . . . . 3 0 0 1 foreign list, and hi* exit left only successive free tickets to first. In victory in that gam* and then de­ Detroit. clothing you'llmany grand for District honors. Manche.sttr Scranton 6, Albany might) Kebart. rf . .. 2 0 1 0 f) Fabyan, third-ranking United Stat^ woman tennis player, will. EnglantTs Mary R. Hardwick and Wylie, lb .... .2 1 0 7 0 the meantime Smith tried to get permitted the Reds to score a tylngVun. Coscaiart and Frey were banished. When play finally Stimits, Rocky Mountain Con­ The Whole Family Will Be National marry Hwood' Cooke, with whom she Is shown as they team up for SaJomonsen, cf .2 1 1 3 0 livered a crushing 8-2 blow in th* was resumed Red* won 4-8, in th* llt^lnnlng. values where th e \ original prices Isterested has completed its schedule but has Taft, rf ...... 1 1 1 0 0 Ladlslav Hecht, former Csech to the plkte but a perfect throw nightcap. ference champion, and Furgol, a have been cut praWlcally in half. two ’postponed g^mea left with Cincinnati 4-9. Brooklyn 3-J mixed doubles. Cooke was a member of the 1939 Davis Cup team Davis Cupper, carrying colors of Cobb, rf ...... 3 0 1 0 0 caught him by niches so that aet metal polisher, set the Rackham lb vlaitlng Ue St. Lopls 7, Philadelphia 3 Thumer, If ... .2 0 1 2 0 Although ths Red* wsr* tea So If you can keep ^ 1 enough to .New Britain and West Hartford. ToUls ...... 39 5 13 24 5 and , Wimbledon finalist. other lands. the stage for Dick CJobb’a looping municipal courae afire with their take a little time out^and come new. atore ot Box score: Chlcagp 6. Boston 1 Bon Ami ...... 000 200 030—5 Blocking MlSs Hardwick's path Nichols, c .... .2 0 0 7 1 Texas leaguer in right that scored gamec In front on this dsts s yssr ■ubpar goff. Matthew Wlor, New York 9, Pittsburgh 1 Borello, p .... .2 0 0 0 0 ago, they are In better shape now Brick Swastikas BcIre ! shopping on Main stre*t\your re­ New Britain Dairymen ...... 300 113 21x—11 son, Skoog to Magnason, Keeney in the women's quarter final round two runs. This was the limit of TTie Colorado collegian fired suc- ward will be dollars savei t h e Jeweler. AB. R H. PO. A. E. might) Runs batted in: Keeney 2, Bren- was defending Seabright cham­ Moriartys scoring chances as than then. A year ago they had Bang-Up Boxing Show Chiseled Out of Building i ceaalve round* of 60 while Furgol, This la located Pac, 2b ...... 4 2 3 AmericAn nsm 2. Lanky, Kelsey 3, Vittner 3, to Mitch«II to Brainard. Left on pion I^elen Bernhard of New York. 23 3 4 18 7 Hartl settled down and so did won 63 gamea and lost 80 —and who has been playing only four at J977 Main Germu-Amerlcans had played only 11 of their 22 Whittier, Calif., July 24.—(fl>) Books for Reading Pl Sports Roundujr\ Tremel, c ...... 3 0 1 Washington 6,-Detroit S Magnason 2, Benson, Modean 2. bases: Bon Ami 8, Dairymen 6. Local Sport Op-4he men's side, 15 competl- both teams, giving their pitcher* years and whose left arm was in­ when you go on your vacation ^ n street and you Borselle, 3b .. . .3 1 1 Chicago 8, Boston 7 Two base hits: Kelsey, Modean, Base on balls off: Davis 2. Ben­ torb caught up with Bobby Riggs, AB R H PO A swell support. acbeduled games with the trouble­ —At a cost of 82,500 a Whittier jured In an auto accident, added a will admire the Madigan, 1b . . .3 1 1 5 1 some St. Loula Cardinals. buslnees establishment bas be found at The Dewey-Rlchmai By Eddie Brtota Satesr, ss ...... 3 0 1 Cleveland 1. Philadelphia 0 Langy. Magnason, Benson. Bren­ son 1. Struck out by: Benson 1, the National Open champion, lo Fast base running by Madigsn Presented by Red Men three-under-par 88 to a 70 of the Co., for $1.00 and up. They make new modem In- ' Snidack, cf ... . .3 1 2 (night) nan. Three base hits: Brennan. Davis 1. Time: 1:20. Umpires: Jim join him in the round of 16, CorrentI, 3b . . .3 0 0 0 2 accounted for the first run of the Today the Reds have won 67 chiseled out from tbe front and day before. New York, July 24—<8V- It hSS- Chatter Becker, cf ... .3 0 0 2 0 games, lost only 25 and have but­ aide of its building 45 large excellent hostess gift* too. irior of thi* store. There is more ’ Travers, lb ... . .3 0 0 St. Ixuils 9, New York 5 (night) Double plays: Vittner to Magna- Splllane. Two young Californians, Frank Oerman-Americans and the second Their efforts bettered the former 'cbandlse displayed in an at- been 35 year* since a major lasgOS Kovacs of Oakland, and Jack Kra­ Pfau, If ...... 3 0 0 1 0. run came on some good base steal­ toned 4jp Brooklyn to the satlafac- gin of 5 to 4 because of bU better brick swastikaa. The crosses : public links qualifying record of pitcher has averaged as many Saturday morning some sixty- Murdock, 2b . . .3 0 0 1 1 tion of everybody except the Dodg­ Pete and Pal Vendrillo were regarded as Indian good- Nut Bread manner and 3mu will find mer. Montebello, came through ing on box's part. This was. a infighting. Cooper was awarded 130 set by George Aulbach, Boston, le moderate prices ss usual strike outs as Bobby Fellsr — odd members of the Twi League with straight set victories, snd Cox, ss ...... 3 1 0 2 2 peculiar play from start to finish. er*. They haVe won 10 out, of 17 And Mike Delaney Win U e scrap, the card of Portell show­ luck symbols when the build­ in 10^2 at T^Jledo and quailed by CCidurtesy Dewey-Rlchman Co.) slightly more than eight psr game will descend upon the baseball dia­ Lashinske, c . . .1 0 0 6 2 ing was constructed 24 years 3 cups sifted flour at Matthew Wlor’s, a reliable Man­ today Kramer was pitted against . He reached first on Winzler'a bob- games with the Dodgera, sisured ing the close score of 28 to 27. Don Ertekaon, Ahambra, Calif., In chester jeweler. . . .' the Knoxville News-SsnUasI mond at the West Side Oval armed Frank Parker, Pa.sadena, defend-, Chapman, rf . . .2 0 0 0 0 9 i ble abd stole second and third on themselves of taking their second Their Bouts; Cooper Before this bout Milton Plepul, I S80. 103 at San Francisco. 3 1-2 teaspoons baking powder is nominating Bobby Jonss for with shovels, rakes ' and what- ing- champion, while Kovacs went | HartHartl. I. p ...... 2 0 0 1 2 successive pitches. Several times straight Mriaa, and after tonight's CoOH thi* M a in F v r> n t ■ ThompsonvUle. csplUln-ele-'t of The qualifying score of 140 or 1 teaspoon salt the southeastern coifferencs's ath« have-you to give the infield a v^ops me ITiain C.veni. ^^^tre Dame'* football team for 1 cup nut meats (chopped) ly Skieaf against the veteran Wllmer Alii he started for the plate and then tu**Ie win hav* but four more better wa.i equalled by 66 of the With wet w5)ather fashions im- letic czar. Here's a second . . « thorough manicuring, .the League son of Houston. 23 2 1 18 10 he really came in. Borello plain­ games to play with Brooklyn. 1940 was spotted In the crowd and 100 contestants, but two—Samuel 3 tablespoons butter or other can't say Mickey Heath didn’t g s we are told. Is tired of waiting for By Robert R. Gamejr shortening ; proving by the s a ^ n , it's no long- Among other survivors achedul- Score By Inning* ly balked but it was a balk wblch- They triumphed yesterday with called to the ring to take a bow. Tall Cedars Edge Alexander of Omaha. Neh., and I er difficult to flnd\a raincoat that down squawking on hla last day as JULY the Park Department to put the ed for action today were Bryan ; Q^^man American* ..0001 100 -2 the Moriartya did not understand. their “secondary" pitchers—Gene After a couple of sad offering* In A few drops of rain fell but not Frank Ogrln, Jr., of Chicago-^ 1 cup sugar Milwaukee manager. Pinch hit­ diamond in playable shape, is even Borello was In the box when Cox 1 egg, well beaten I is really becoming aq well aa prac- Grftnt Jr., Atiflntfl, Gilbert Hunt, ' ^ Thompson, Joe Begga and Whitey recent weeks, the Red Men's enough to prevent carrying out the House-Hale, 4-3 were eliminated in an extra-bole ' tical. 'There are becoming rain ting In a close game, he aald such more tired of trying to play ball Washington. D. C : Elwood Cooke. ; Brothers^. .3000 OOx-3 started for the plate and he made Moor*. Tonight they were ready to 'remainder of the card. play-off. 11-4 cups milk. awful things about a third strihS on a tennis court.... a fast deliveiy. Brennan ruled it Athletic club came through with a Sift flour once, measure, add ' hats, of course, and s p ^ a l covers, Portland, Ore.: Henry Pni.soff. , Two base hits: Zwlck. Stolen fire a real broadside with Bueky The only poor fight of the night This was one stroke under the I which can be carried in the purse, they chased him right out St thS Seattle, and Gardnar Molloy, Coral bases: Pfau, Oox (2), Winzler, a balk but not before he ascer­ Walter*, who has won 14 games, bang-up boxing show at their out­ wia between Johnny Florentine. former mark of 150 needed to baking powder and salt, and sift orchard . . . Jack Dempsey hM Earlier this summer, a thick tained from McCann that Borello door arena at the comer of Hart­ Last night in a "Y'' league together three times. Add nuts. for your own h a t .\ Gqbles. Fla. Salomonsen. Double play*: Wlnz- including five sine* bb* last defeat. 142, Springfield, and Harry Tyler, qualify in 1033 and equalled then If you can’t find anything flat­ given old Bronko Naguraki Idasst layer of clay was laid over the - - ...... Icr to smith to Wylie, Left on was In the box. .Thompson was spiked In the ford Road and West Center street 146, Hartford. Tjler was the bet­ game, the Tall bedara edged the by bnl) half aa many players. Cream shortening, add sugar then and he may try another year of diamond and this Is- rolled before Moriartys are now up there with last night. It was a good card from add egg, milk and flour. Mix only tering. how about making yoihualf bases: Moriarty Brothers 4, Ger- scuffle yesterday and had to with­ ter dancer and did not attempt to Hou.se and Hale team by the score Failing to meet the blistering some rainy-day turbans—ou t^ f football with the Chicago Bears. every game, making It as hard ! man Americans 2. Base on balls Paganl’s West Sides and the PA's, start to finish and pleased the 500 mix any blows all during the fight, pace were two ex-champions. until smooth. Bake in a grgased Last NtghFs Fights, each with five wins and two losses. draw In the eighth inning with falls in attendance. The bouts were of 4 to 3, Although outhit ten to oiled silk or one of the w aterpro^ SALE and firm as concrete... .severe off Hartl 3. Struck out by Borello the score Ued. Begg* held the__ the decision going to the lad from Charles Ferrera, San Franctaco loaf pan, 8x4x3 inches. In mod­ ^ ' Boy, Oh Boy! “■trawberries” have been suffered ------6. Hatl 3. Time: 1 hour, 38 mins. well handled by Frankie Portell, Springfield. six, the Cedars took advantage of erate oven (350 degrees F.) 1 hour plastic materials on the market? H«re> your opportunity ^ r the Greatest Savings Event on Men’s Wear. Glenney’s fine merchandi* Dodger* *corele*s for four frames stniLtural steel worker, and A1 There are collapsible umbrel- Tbe Pittsburgh-Humboldt Bsa< by players who have come in con­ By The Associated Press , Umpires: Brennan and McCann. In CTiina, the book, "Alice in the third man in the equared circle. Plftli KO For Pat the breaks to come ouj on top. L ea^ nt Cleveland. and 10 minutes. reduced in price. There have been no substitutions, no new orders for this sale, ho lowering of stand­ tact with the surface when in the Wonderlaniljli, once was barred be. and hi* mate* won out with a dou­ Because it looked aa though It _____ iaa which may be carried in a Johnson league game at Humboldt,. Los Angeles— Eddie Marcus. — ------ble and a ain|1e In the llth . Pat Vendrillo won his fight in Norri* and Metcalf hit best for the Ferrera, 1931 and 1933 winner, Kana., the other day should quail* • ards. DON’T DELAY! COME TO GLENNEY’S FOR REAL SAVINGS! process of sliding, etc...... the 134, Los Angeles, outpointed Chief | It Is said that hot water and cause the animal characters talked, might be necessary tb curtail part the second on a KO after one min­ one of the six co-leadera at the A Pasclnatlnr New i ’•'’** Pu»'S«- There are rubbers in Brooklyn mad* four errors In winners, while, Jarvis, GelMler, . League has finally decided to do Crazy Horse, 135'j, Los Angeles I sods, applied liberally, is an effec- thereby becoming, in the Oriental of the program becaOse o* rain, the ute of fighting. Pat went Into the halfway mark with a 69, soared to The^n“ r Phar^cv^r.^- 'bades fy for something the first this game, for three, unearned runs m_in bout wee Resented in the and Enrico did best for the losers. inning lasted 55 minutes . . . thir­ something about it and has made (10). . * live cure for bee-»tlngs. mind., the equal of humans. nff Whit Wyatt, and two more in ring at Y40 against Leon McLcon, an 82 yesterday and a 151 (otal ed to their Harriet Hubbard Avers ' oV arrangements to cover ■ the dia­ fifth spot, but all who went to the 140, of Holyoke. It was a good go Ed Frasier played a good game In while Leach, 1938 champion.''had Toiletries the Intriguing Pink ' ^ ty runs crossed th* plats and 21 • — STARTING TOMORROW — mond with a softer mixture that's th* nightcap in contrast to the ar^a ztayed tltfough to the final for the first round, but in the open­ centerfield for the storemen. 77-75—162. aover fragrance in U^lcum, faye pocket-size cases, errors were committed, ssvsn’ by flawles* fielding of the champion*. iiiimber. 'There was on* profes­ Tonight at 6:15 in another Sid Debate, Humbolt's shortstop more sympathetic to tender skins HrAf MtADTR rOMTRt 1 ing of the second McLeon stung The defending champion Andy powder, perfume and cologne. ' THESE PRICES FOR C4SH ONLY .We understand also that Si Rgrt ro u - > 4 In addition Moore *catt*red *ev*n sional bout of'Six rounds and eight Pat which changed the whole pic­ league game the House and Hale Sswedko of Pittsburgh, David A. You'll love it. Price .Alobe Never Indicates Value . . old Mike Gonzales would have Meskill, well known caretaker of m t R t * n t n n ? hlU and th* Radleg* made 17 in other bouts,/ each assigned the ture ar.d made Pat reql angry. He team will play the Bon Ami. Box Mitchell. Atlanta, 1934 tltleholder, but when correct styling and long ■aid: VNo field, good hit.” the second game to drive the capa three round limit and nearly all ■core: lasting quality construction are the Bulkelsy Stadium In Hartford, 7 ^ — ------r. shed in with both arm* working and CJarl Kauffmann, also of Pitts­ Ire Cream Is a Food will be on band to lend his expert ANNUAL city crowd of 40,000 loyal Flat going for that length of time. In­ and laid the to_ from Holyoke low TaU Cedars burgh, who won the crown in 1927, When you serve ice cream for combined with reduced prices— Personals: Cloach Dutch Msyst^ bushera to *uch a frenzy they were dicating that the boys were well I one mlriute of fighting In the ' AB R H PO A then you have real value. That's of Texas Christian la in Ooloradof Whitney and Shirtcraft Fancy advice to the undertaking. ... Wllkln.son, 3b . . .3 1928 and 1929, kept in the running. dinner remember that it is a form hooting their own hero** before matched. second round. It was Pat's fifth 1 0 3 2 Kauffmann carded a 72-73—145, of food as well as a treat; There­ the kind of values you will find in sbowlDg the trout streams fc fsw^ they left. The first bout of the evening straight win by the KO route. Lutz, p ...... 3 1 0 2 5 Watkins’ August Furniture Sale. plays . . . wedding bells will pssl. Bruno "Buck" Bycholskl, who McLean, 2b .. . .4 1 1 0 4 Szedko a 74-73—147 arid Mitchell fore, remembering the great na­ recently twirled a no-hltter in the MIDSUMME The American League puzsie brought together Blll> Murray, For action the Ixriit between 74-74—148. tional conaciousnesa these days of For example you'll like the smart out Sunday for Dominic Princlpla,j UITS showed no signs of solving itself 138, of Bellair, Ohio, snd George Norris, lb ...... 4 1 2 13 0 kidney shaped kneehole desks In No Charge for Alterations. I.-'ke Meis, 160. Meriden, and Ed­ who full backed for Fordham last Twi League, came up with a two- Qyp, cf ...... 4 0 0 3 0 Matching Furgol'* round of 68. economy, cut' down on the rest of hit performance for United Air n m The psce-making Detroit Tiger* Martin, 138, of Windsor Locks. The die Stone, 158. Hartford, was the lon’est of the tournament thus far, the menu. You don't need as much rich light mahogany finish over fall , . . tbe Pacific Coast lesgus; Reg. $35.00 SUITS I t I t . , were tamed 6-8 by the Washington bout started fast, both-youngsters Morgan, If ... . .4 0 0 2 0 mahogany veneers and gumwood craft last night that enabled his fight that best ■^leaseil the crowd. Wilkie, rf .. . . .4 0 were CTharlea Lind of Denver and other food when you have a rich has presented J. G. Taylor SpialC. SHIRTS team to clinch the Hartford Indus­ SALE Senators, who outhit their foe* 14 throwing a lot of leather, but the Both men took and gave plenty, 1 0 0 Walter Gilliam of San Mateo. Calif. frarhlng. Double-depth filing draw­ with a gold, life time paa* in Metcalf, c ...... 4 0 2 0 0 dessert as you do when you serve N o w ...... trial League title for the second 7, mors than enough to offset going was too fast for Martin who W'tb E29.50 Regular hoihe runs by Dick Bartell and was down twice before going down the majority of the cases. Mala Yankowski, ss . .3 0 0 2 2 bra.is draw pulls they are a fine year a-running... .Bycholskl had Pollnakl, sf . . , . .3 0 0 2 ■0 paper. 'The Sporting News," hs*:' Reg. $32.50 SUITS $1.95 a no-hltter in his grasp until the Rudy York. for the third and lest time after wa.s apparently willing to take Yesterday's Stars A Round Trip to the New York buy at the sale price of 827.50— done for organized baseball . . . seventh Inning, when his foes un- At night A1 Mllnar and Jie two minutes and 45 seconds of everything to get in one wallop, World's Fair for 83.35 regularly 835.00. the Rev. Cornelius M'GIIUcuddy,: N o w ...... I-corked a couple of singles—.. he Cleveland Indians ehut out the scrapping in the first round. There which did not come and when by bus. Just ask at The Center a cousin of Connie Mack, now 1^ •27.50 Regular beat the Arrows, 4-1. Philadelphia Athletics 1-0 to cut was no need to do any counting there was a cut opened above his By The Associated Press "No matter what your neigh­ assistant pastor of St. Mary's psr-? Pharmacy or call 4253 for Infor­ over Martin as he was out proper eye in the third round the fight was bors and best friends are wear- Reg. $29.50 SUITS $1.65 G O O D , ^ E A R TIRES the gap between first and second and had to be helped to his comer. McKay, af . Ken Raffensberger, (Tubs-^Kept mation abovit the trip to the Fair Ish at Evanston, Ills. . . . sbut^rt Pete Vendrillo Is tSJtlng his box- place* to half a game. It was the stopped. Stone getting the de­ Jarvis, If ... eight hits scattered In beating or elsewhere and you can secure I ing don’t ever be found in a dresa jm writers say Steamboat John-“ N o w ...... I er* to Wllliraantlc tomorrow night Peter Junior Wins cision. Bees 6-1. • I that doesn't do something for you, o 13th victory for the Tribe's south­ Peter Vendrillo, 110, Manchester, Gelasler, aa . your tickets for Greyhound, Ar­ son. umpiring his 21st year In tbs], >22.95 and to New London on Friday GOODYEAR’S NEW paw aUr, Whose slx-hlt hurling Mike Dslaney Wins Antonio, p . Mike McCormick and Bill row or New England Bus service aa a person, and for your figure." Southern Xsaodatlon. is having Regular took th* limit of three founds to Reg. $27.50 SUITS I night. .. .Mike Delaney, • Cfiarlie was matched by Johnny Babich of Mike Delaney, 148. Manchester, Kroll. 3b ... Hershberger, Reds—Former sin­ there also. This advice comes from Ma­ the best season of hia long eprsar.;. $1.50 the A'*. win over Frankie DeMeio, 110, of had It all the way over Johnnie dame Lyolene, famous French Backofeh and Tommy Conn will ALL-AMERICAN TIRE Hartford. Peter Ji nior had the bet­ Frazier, cf . gled home winning run in llth N o w ...... probably appear at the Thread The other "contendera'- >were Riley, 1.50. Meriden, but he did not Enrico. 2b . Inning of f rst game with Dodg­ Inviting Bargain Piiees couturier who came to the United Today’s Oneet Star I? MA«8f AMI V ter of the going at all Umea. In acem to have tile necessary punch States last fall 'iuid who it de- >21.50 City and will leave the East Side 0 pushed farther into the back­ the first round he sat DeMeto on Edwards, rf ers and 1 -ter made four hits in In the July Clearance Banjo Smith, Columbia- (8. C )^ Rec at 6:3a tomorrow... .Pat and to end the fight by a knockout, but Leslie, c ... leading a.tack in nightcap. ■signlng clothes in America these Reg. $25.00 SUITS Regular ground. The Chicago White .Sox his pants for no co\int. and continu­ was given the decision. It was aales at Montgomery Record: "I guess the old world is* . I Peter Vendrillo and Billy ahd Joe edged out the Boston Red Sox 8-7 Sartor, lb .. Ken Chase. Senators—Pitched Wards. AU the men's day* still on its feet aa long as thsy eanS $1.00 “ S 0 8 5 ed to pick away at bis man, draw­ Mike's first fight since March. j "American girls and American N ow ...... 8 3 ^ Cobum are slated for action at with Moose Solters going on a ing claret in the second and'having Kerr, c . .. . ■even-hit victory over league lead­ straw h au in stock, get 84,000,000 for a baU club b lt-i the Whaling City, where a new tear. He hit a home run, a double ing Tigers. values up to 81.98 ar* on women who have kept themselves >19.50 . 8.00-18 it all hia own way In the third to ting: Dahlgren .247; Gordon .2M;t outdoor arena Is to be opened at and two singles to drive in five get the decision. 37 3 10 27 18 4 Julius Solters, White Sox—HU sale for 99c. Also fine bargains in reasonably slender have the most Henrlch .244; Dickey .222; OoastttS Reg. $22.50, SUITS Mercer field, the local contingent SIZE runs and scored the winning count­ » Seoye By Innlnga home run,'double and two singles men's wash slack*—^ $1.00 beautiful figures in tbe world," BELTS BATHING TRUNKS ^ leaving the Rec at 6:15 on Fri­ The third bout between Jimmie League Leaders .189; Rolfe .248; Keller .290; Ssl-:' $1.00 V alues...... 83c er himself. Ltinta, 126, Springfield, and Young Tall Cedars ...... lOO 201000—4 to. drive In five tallies and score •’ for 78c and the $1.08 value Madame Lyolene goes on. "With kirk .307 and DlMaggio J17. ^ Now . . -...... $1.50 Values ...... $1.19 day---- The New York Yankees folded House and Hale .. 100 000 110—3 wrlnnlng, marker himself against fqr $1.37. Don't miss thi* aale. such good figures - on which to > 50c Values ...... 39c $ Ricci, 126, Willlmantic, atarted, Red Sox. drape clothes, there Is no reason 17.95 n-5 In a night game at St. Louis f.ast from the tap of the bell. It By The Associated Press Two base hits; Frazier. Three .._w.un»; trunks 81 and 81.69 too. Jack Kerns is lining up a a*rl*s[(' Vendrillo also Informs us that Jim Browm, Cardinals — Paced Reg. $17..y0 SUITS Walt Judnich, whom the Yankees was so fast that the crowd soon Ameelcan League base hits: Metcalf, Enrico, Jarvis. why American women should not of barnstorming bouts through tte!! MALLORY HATS I he Is taking hit stabi* up to 4.75-19 er 628-17 w sold to the Browns last spring, hit realized that it was going to be BatUng —Radcliff,« St. Louis, Homs run*:'Enr1co. Hl{s off Luts attack oh Phillies with double and Piuma Are In Season be the best-dressed in the world.”. CAPS Sharon, Mass., this Saturday to 10, Antonio 6. Double plays; two singles. It's all a matter of knowing southwest for Patrick Edwar^ N o w ...... $1.00 Values ,.. .81c $5.00 Values ...... $3.89 5.00-19 SIZE 620-17 SIZE two home run*. Ten of the game's short, -lepending on who got in the .855; Wright, Chicago, .354. Plums are now plentiful in tbe Comlskey, the' young heavyafsighr, I pay an overnight visit to Billy 14 runs were tallied in the flist wallop. It was Stenta - that Rims—WllUataa, Boston. 72; Mc- Kroll to Sartor. Left on basea: Carl HubheU and Mel Ott. markets and inexpensive. While what type of clothe* brings out >14.95 Farr, who is a camp councillor Cath priest with yoifr aU lira TaU Cedars 4, House and Hale 6. Giants—Former pitched five-hit your best points and conceals less who may be the man to knock oqttj two Innings. landed it knd it was parked right Cosky, Detroit. 70. they are abundant, can them for there... .the boys will train at the Base on balls off Antonio 1, Lutz ball and latter drove in five r u ^ attractive ones, Madame Lyolene Joe Louis . . . down south thsy - ★ Carl Hubbell mastered the Pitts­ on the button of Ricci in a neutral Runs batted in—Greenberg, De­ next winter's use. make conserves. say if the Tennessee regular ssa- , camp, starting the first of next comer where Ricci was still lying troit, 79; Foxx, Boston, 70. ^ 1. Struck out by Antonio 0. Luts in humUlatlng Pirates 9-1. Jam* and Jellies, and Include them points out. The nice-looking, Sweaters Polo Shirts month. .. Farr will fight once a Every OeeSyear Tire carries a writtan burgh Pirates again under light* 0. Time 1:20. Umpires: Bran- VValter Judnich, Browns —Hit warm, friendly designer disap­ ■on winning streak ia stopped next Reg, S4.95 doling out five hits as the New after being counted out in the short Hits—McCoaky, Detroit. 118; In summer dessert*. Your family season, Duke will do it . . . . thsj Reg. $1.95 week until he returns horn* In time of 65 seconds of warfare in Wright, Chicago, 116, nick, Genovese, Rubacha. two home runs to lead successful will like fresh plum pie, plum proves of the woman who insists Values ... September as he bas one day off LIFETIME GUARANTEE York Giants won 9-1. His room offensive against Yankees. upon wearing an unbecoming Dodgers and Reds bad a s«U-o«t' $3.98 Values.... .* Mel Ott, hit a homer and fhe first chapter. roubles—Cireenberg, Detroit, 32; cake with whipped cream or yesterday, but Larry l4acPteU. SHOES $1.63 weekly from his duties at tbe make gaaS ar ia "Pep McNIne, 180, Holyok* and At birth, a kangaroo’s forstegs AI Mllnar, Indians—Shutout slightly thickened plum juice fashion Just because that fashion BUY ON OUR Boudreau, Cleveland, 30. . Reg. $4.50 camp.... singles to bat in five runs and are tbe longest. AthleUca 1-0 in six-hit pitching fs very much in the news and, is who is alwaya building for th* ' Reg. $1.65 tgess Whitehead hit five singles foung Polowltsef, 128, Windsor Triples—McCOtky, Detroit, 12; sauce, frozen plum pudding and Values . .. $3.58 (■Black and Brown) Locksuwent the three rounds for Finney. Boston, 11. duet ice cream, or Just plain, stewed being ^om by most of her future, mad* ’em maks rsoni toe ,, Florsheim V alues .... $1.39 Marty Servo, the Schenectady EA.SY-PAY TERMS fflve turn* at bat aa tbe Giants friends. 3,500 young knotholers . . . most ''- LAST CHANCE chipped 17 bits off three pitcher*. a draw. It being a good fight Homs runs—Foxx, Boston, 21: plums, nicely chilled. Reg. $3.95 Reg. gg.98 Reg. $1.50 I lightweight sensation, who meets Designers generally approve of of the lads wrill be good. ' paying > Values Reg. 810.00 Rookie Ken Raffensberger scat­ Main Bout On Early Trosky, Cleveland, and Johnson. customers In a fsw years .... $3.19 Value* ... Value* ... V’alues .... $1.19 ^d ie Zivic, the lightweight mem­ this year at these low prices! It started to look as though there PhUadslphia, 19. the woman who, having found a $8.95 $ 7 . 9 5 ber of the fighting cldn of Zlvic'a tered eight hlU to lead the Chica­ I ight be rain and the crowd called, Bluefields-Legion Faces flattering pattern, has a half doz­ Mike Jacobs made ons the Reg. $3.50 of Pittsburgh, Pa„ will be gun- go Cub* to a 6-1 conqueat of the' Stolen bases- Case, Waslilngton, smartest moves of bis career whan' Values . .. Reg. $1.35 O O O D YIA rt for the main bout. The manage­ 20; Walker, Waahlnglon, 17. en dresses in various colors and $2.95 Regular 87.50 V’alues .... $1.13 I nlng for his 26th straight victory, Bees and ths Cardinals cut loose ment complied and advanced the Pitching—Newsom, Detroit, 13-1; materials made from that pattern. he named Nat Rogers to aueossd Sommer Shoe* hut from the form that his rival FAMOUS MARATHON TIRE a 14-hlt attack against the Phlili** star event to the fifth place on the Rowe, Detroit, 7-2. Johnny Attell as matchmaSsr tor Reg. $2.95 Bostonian has been showing of late Servo to triumph 7-3, German-Amerks Tonight $ 6.35 Reg. $1.00 Boill la eutperfann Ursa sold by card. This brought together Jackie NathMial Lsagus A Sensational New Small Radio the 28th Century 8portlng club. Values . . . $2.15 .may receive the surprise of his chedn sler*a. and other tire*, in Haggerty, 160. Worcester and Bil­ camera sized! You Just open the Regular 85.50 Values .... 87c short but meteoric career, when BatUng—Dannlng, New York. Reg. $1.95 I lie Cooper,.. 148, Phoenix, Aria. 339; May, PhUadelphia. .329. Th* IbcaJ hasebaU fans Uk* th lsf thrill* in store for tbe fans before cover and it playa This new R. C. MaUBsx - Mansfield Sommer Shoe* they meet In the feature bout of Cooper started the round by BIueflelda-Lsglon. team that fact* the season is ovsr. A. Victor personal radio has 4 From tbe pictures of Dsmpaajf’s Values . .. $1.39 $4.65 10 rounds tomorrow night, at Runs —Frey, Cincinnati,.63; 1 PcL CBL shooting fast lefts and countering Hack, (Chicago, 61. the Polish-Americana this evening Th* Polish )ada want this game When You Decide so a Picnic tubes and uses common flashlight match** with the wrsstlsrs K te Regular 84.85 Trousers' I Bulkeley Stadium,' a Lou Vlacual 4.7S -10 StM0 Binghamton .: 47 87 Ji80 with a half swing and hslf Jab into we suggest you try The Davis batteries. Play it wbersver you easy to see Jack sUU bas hia Hartford., 48 41 Runs batted in—F. McCormick, at the West Side. For the most tcnlght becaus* they want ths 8ao|iiBer Shoe* promotion. The co-Teatiire 10- **aa*eaaaa« .5 » Ihe body and face of Raggerty and chance to get into tbe top berth Bakery for delicious homemade are and It will bring in the moat paunch left . . . D u DarB-S, Whitney and Shirtcraft Windsor Reg. $5.95 rounder will trot out two action Elmira ...... 44 4i Cincinnati. 84; Fletcher, PltU- $ 3 . 9 5 Values . .. S.00-10 SJ2S-17 or 5.50-17 .... t M .528 SH got away with this for the better burgh, 63. part these youngsters ar* just and then await for the last chal­ bakery confections and also tasty distant stations. It costs only $20 Denver, Colo. $4.89 fighters In Carl Dell, of New York Albany ...... 48 43 A27 part of the flret round before Hag­ coming along. There ar* a fsw vst- lenge. It is a powerful club from cold cuU, 18c to 85c a lb. Tender at R. S. Potterton's. ’ and Ernest (Cat) Robinson, Vir­ SIZE 825-18 *r 820-18 .... 1 1 -lS Sprln^eld .. 44 42 SH HlhkrrHerman, Chicago, US: Pajamas Whitney Athletic Reg. $4.95 525-18 er 820-18 I.1S .612 4 gerty aolved his style, after which Whitehead, New York, ID8. erana sprinklad through th* line­ any angle and if BychoUkl U nom­ Backofen frankfurts 30o a lb., or Informatlea Dept. V’ alues—. v-r ginia. a . — Scranton .... 44 48 Jt08 Haggerty did not give hie man a Doubles—Hack, Chicago, 27; F. up but it is th* youngatsfb who are inated for the pitching chore this a new delicacy, pickled pigs feet W* read that Jane Campbell of O. A. Lindsey, Jt., Homewood, Reg. $1.95 Sport Coats SHIRTS AND SHORTS $4.10 Caah prieaa with yamr aU lira WilUam^iort . 89 49 .448 chance to get set and started to furnishing th* thrills. BychoUkl 25c and pickled laiiib tongues 30c Meridian. Mias., among high Ala.: The first two gams* of this Today's Game* • h McCormick, Cincinnati, 24. svening hla opponents ar* due for Values .... $1.59 Reg. $11.95 Reg. 50c . . . .3 for $1.15 Reg. $3.95 )0THa p m noccD in ptoraimoN Wilkas-Bttrr* . 86 61 .414 13H turn the tables. Triples—Rosa, Boston, 10; Ous- probably wiU be ths hurlsr egeiret a lot of trouble. a Jar. Polish bams in tins to take school girls, won recognition In a year's World's Series will he plag^ Values .... Values . . . $3.10 What* ■idavalU ilichlly hisher National Haggerty kept in close to hU Une. Pittsburgh; 7. the Blueflelda but Just who Jim­ Perhaps the most important with you about 3 1-2 lbs. for 82.25 contest conducted by a leading ed in the home of th* NsUsnal Reg. $1.65 $9.50 Eastern Cincinnati 67 28 .696 man in the second and Cooper was' Home runs—Miss, 8t. Loula, 25; mie Foley wlU nomlnata for mound gama.of th* year will be pUyed and ^ a n d imported Swiss cheese. manufacturer of gas refrigerators, League champs, protehly duiteg Reg. $10.45 One Lot Reg. $1.00 Reg. $3.50 Williamsport at Hartford (3) Brooklyn .... fii* 33 .607 7 not able t& do much damage as at Nicholson, Chicago, IS. duty U hard to aay. He has HUin- A variety of tasty rolta, 18c to for a beverage for hot wsathsr the first week in October. Values $1.29 Zfimira at Springfield LOW COST, TNWHfOOC Sunday afternoon at the West Side V alues .... $8.39 NfCKWEAR Values . . . $2.78 New Y ork---- 46 84 .558 IIH the start of th* fight snd when Stolen^ bases—Frey, ClncinnaU, skl, McEvitt or Trombly to select when Moriarty Brothera and Pa- 22c and also potato salad and cold which follows th* economy rule of R cf. $1.50 79c, 2 for $1.50 Elmirs' pt Springfield Chicago ...... 46 44 Jill 16 Haggerty opened a cut above the 11; Reese, Brooklyn, ahd Hack, a starting pitcher from, so taks gani's Weat Sldas face each other. alaw 20c a pint for a grand picnic. "no sweets without nutrienta" and Waate Btecli OaSs as ItesasSs Taluea ,..«4 Reg. $9.95 Reg. $2.95 Wlikea-Barr* at Binghamton St. Louis .... 38 43 .480 left eye of CJooper he slowed him Chicago, 10.' your pick. TbS usual prisas wtU here it is; Hutchlnaoa, Kas. (Jiy-Jnm $1.15 50e Neckwear...... 41c Scranton at Albany WH Thaae two clubs fought it out last Values .... $7.95 Values . .. $2.15 Pittsburgh .. 38 45 .444 20 V4 up. There was unusual action in Pitting—Filulmmona, Brook­ b* offered sad th* gams starts as week In a nsctacular nln* Inning Prsah BaHtberry Sherbet High School Srttebab Hutcblnaon Pirates of tte Wastoni Natlowil Boston ...... 28 60 .369 27 the third, both men working hard lyn, 9-1; Tamulia, Brooklyn, 8-1. usual, 8:15. no-scors twi game and as Mor- (One Quairt) One pint light ersant, t egg Associatloii have lost nhw stnlgM Chicago at Boston Phlladslphla ..28 53 .348 and the Infighting Of both men was Wfhils thsr* ar* thrs* up One and one-half cups granu- whites, 1-2 cup cider or strained games. Tonight tha-managawBi ClncinnaU at Brooklyn (night) GOODYEAR S E R V O STORE good, lut the damaged eye effected iartys bava now drawn up to oven latad ■unu',; 1 tablespoon oom American Aorideat Victim INm . there flghtlng for ths top berth fruit Jules, 1-2 grated lemon psal, wlU pay II each to tte flnt aMs 1789 789 the work of Cooper. Cooper need­ tanna with tha acrappy gang from *Bt Louie at Philadelphia (night) 649 MAIN STREET PHONE 4047 MANCHESTER Detroit ...... 62 84 .806 WaUrbury, July 24—(jq—Ray­ In ths lasgu* standings, th* Blus- th* West Side It looks Uks a real syrup, 2-3 cup boiling w ater,. 2 4 teblespooas powdered sugar. fans bringlim a Mask sat to tha-: M irfn Main (Only gamea scheduled) Next To Salvmtion Army. Cleveland .... 62 85 ,698 ed attention for his aym after each mond Sweat, SO, of Washington fleld*-L*gion and ths Osrmaa- egg whltea, beaten stiff, 1 table­ Mix all Ingi^lente except egg % round but in the infighting be had old Urn* brawl is achsdulsd when box oSIeo. ‘Tte animals wtS ia StTMt AhmHogh Open Thnraday and Saturday EvauiiiEs Until 9 O’clock. Boston ...... 47 39 .647 6 Depot died St 4:27 s. m. today at Amerifaas are batting It out for' they try aad astUe th* qusaUon of spoon ismoa Juice, 1 quart freah whites. Beat whites stiff, told in kept as mascots; j New Tork at S t Loula New York .... 44 40 .524 peculiar short punch, a reverse WaterWuiy hospital from injuries th* right to most aayon* of ths** rambsrrisa, 1-2 cup heavy cream first mixturs, and chill in pitcher GLENNEY'S 7 , upper cut that did not travel far wparlority Sunday afternoon. wdifpped, 1-8 teaapoon .salt " nVHERE THE GOOD BIEN^ WEAR (X)B4ES FROST Boaton at Chtcago Chicago .... 41 41 authoriUea said were raiusd yes­ In refrigerstgr, covered. Headquarters for MOTOROLA Car Radkw and RCA Home Radios JMO 9 ' but told sack time h* landed. It thrs* tsama la ths playoffs. That T te All-Star bensflt gama will Dislssysrs VIstt Aa~“— ^ Philadelphia at Cleveland Waahlnigton ..38 61 .427 terday when ha fell from a truck means they aU te n a chaaea at Cook~ lok sugsugar, com syrup and until frothy bafors serving and Itle Orando do 8111. WashlngtoB at Cetrolt 154 v»* Sri even fight going into th* ha ^ayad Thursday. August S, and boUlngog watsiwater untU it spina a fin* St. L otdm ..,. 87 82 .418 1«V4 ownsd by the town of Washing' thu wrlffag aad taking tte brand UAsts ara aapactad to b* in th* pass In tali partalt idaasss gar* u a tte d cixth and last round, which was ton. He was an *mpi«jy of. that of hassteU now haiag pUysd tn threadId ((238 m degrees F.). Immsdl* to shad with mint Isavss aad Fhlladelj^ SS '62 ,380 taken Coppei by ths elfis* maj- >Mnda of ths playiM baton ths stetyr pour bla a town, _,----- tte ctmdt thtn an stm a lot iX sharrteiL sod (X tha etsstst week. ____ 4fg W h ^ I M d TM* raS IpaaalnsB SSStiiti MAKCHrornni e v e n in g h e r a l d , Ma n c h e s t e r , q d n n . w e d n e s d a t * j d l t s 4» if4 0 ILANCHESTBR EVENING HERALD l^CH ESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 24,1940 JMlimTEEN P A G i i KKO RYDER 0 Unmuked BY PRKD Sib'Utyu. CW(/ Sense and Nonsense STICK tM UP, y I s YOU TELL THE WORLD YOU ARE Dumb Dora—^That sailor ia sucb Tha ftieat was being shown to AND PA M BN O im / PROUD TO LIVE IN MANCHES­ a dear! He ia going to teach me to hls hed' in tha haunted room by hla N M lM i TER. "play cards so I will know all about host’s faithful, but rather sinister- t k i Surely, you hav« all the reason It after we are married. looking, servant. At the door they in the world to be thankful that Girl Friend — That’s certainly paused; \ y o u live tn Manchester. Your com­ nice. What game is be going to Guest—B-b-by tha way, has mercial interests are here. Your For Sale teach you ? anything—er—unuaual ever hap­ Loat u 4 Found ____ J Business Services Offered Just Fold Up Outboard and Hitch It to Bumper Man May M arr^^eapite Cify*» social interests are here.. Your Dump Dora—I think he calls it pened in connection with this ta r FOR SALE—^HEYWOOD Wake­ prospects hsre are more solitaire. room? lib U N l> —UCBN8K plat® N. O. SEPTIC TANKS 200-300 gal. alse. promising than they i ^ l d be Electric and ga- welding. Smith field carriage with drop foot, good Contention ^He la *Cwilly Dead* Servant (beClow)y)—Not for TN 'on South Main atreet. Owner condition. Inquire 85 Spruce St„ anywhiCre else. No cloijd hovers on *Talnt Love over 60 yean, sir. ^ ■layliave by paylnif for adv. 433 Welding Company, Buckland. Call ’ the horizon of your Ytiture. Could 8826. upstairs. This loving biuiness is - a cinch Gucat (with a aigh of relief)— qdw iw ''______. '______N«w York, July 84—<#)-4rrwl^ “It seems silly to sand a man ^ , things look any brighter? when everything’s all right; And what bappenad then ? FOR SALE—MEN’S rebuilt and TnU u, 4ft-ye»r-oId' garment out from prison telling him he a . Compare Manpbester wltji any But jMms And It quite difficult Servant—A gentleman who Florists— Nurseries 15 relasted shoes. Better than new city in the stdte, or any of the f o u n d —BROWN and white dog. ter, may marry the woman he mustn’t do wrong,.then telling him when skies are not so bright. spent the night here appeared at cheap shoes. See them. Sam lovea deaplte the city'a contention larger cen tra \pf the country. For Instance, one girl said she breakfast the next morning. ' ■ Tel. 4 8 9 8 . ______FOR SALJEl—CABBAGE plants. Yuyles. 701 Main. be inuatn’t do right by marrying.” There It Ur" "Everybody for himself. that In the eyea of the law he la loved a man—with lota of cash; OU1 UUR WAY .Alexander Invin, 289 Eaat Mid­ “dvlUy dead.” aald the court. Get whil't you can and the best o' BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE dle Turnpike. Tel. 5005. But. whew! Her love cooled off Mathematics InstruHlor — Mr. WITH MAJOR H( Automobiles For Sale 4 Tralna, paroled In 1984 after Tralna's bride-to-be la dark- luck,z It's bustle, and hustle every ' when hls Investments went ka- Boats and Accessories 46 haired Mildred Lattarulo, 82, who . mjHUte with never a thought or a Jimpsbn, is it possible you are 3 SEEM VOU VslALKJM' ON/CA aerving 14 yeara of a 30-year to amash. smoking back there? ITDLD VOUTO I A M - I IW I DODGR COUPE »20 down, llf^ sentence for aecond degree submitted an aSl^lavit In Tralna's kind deed for a neighbor's welfare. MV OAEAT-aRAN'WOWV »e CARERJL-- . o a t f l o w e m 'HMP.' pie on VOU, ALVIIJ, POR P rtS O A O lN ^ T M SORffy,uncle AMOS, BUT Roofing—Siding 17 A FOR SALE—HYDROPLANE rac- Another thought she loved a man Student—No, air. It Isn’t smoke S n j t J E l IP VOU CANT V D O O LXiH T MP Tn cxoevj Tur.ee . ees ______balance weekly. Brunner'e, 80 Ihg boat and motor. 56 Stark, ■fburder, waa granted a mandamua behalf. City coihuiel fought the , How different the spirit in the whoae deeds had won him fame; 9MOW A LITTLE RE4PECK a l l o v e r , TO CARRV THESE SO^CAULEO PRSTTY t h e se ROCKS ARE WORTH LOTS Oakland etreet. Phone 5191. application on grouH^ that the you see. It’s the fog I’m In. TO «E ACHAMEO m e f WE s p e c i a l i z e in applying weather street, Manchester. yesterday by Supreme CTourt Jus­ smaller cities. How different the But her affection fizzled, too, when FEA. MV AMCECTOCna: fiAAOaAvX, OX lOUaSELF > ^STONES C»: VOgWi IN MyV POCKETS.' THEIR m o r e than the C(SARS VOO^ tice Frank El. Johnson directing conviction deprived Tralna of his ’>ou KIM a rr o u t a TOR SAI,^:—CASH—USED 1929 roofs and aabbestos siding. Work­ spirit here. Your neighbor’s Inter­ all forgot hls name. ^ T^SEN C E on MV PERSON WAS MOST t HAVE WON FROM THE MAN IP manship guaranteed. Time pay­ that a marriage license be Issued! civil rights and made him “civilly ests are your own. He thinks — rr NEVER PAYS TO TALK )« a£ / Ford truck, Model A. Excellent -ROW boat $25. Call If we’re like that, our so-called TOO IfUCH, JU ST LOOK J embarrassing AND CikUS«3 THAT HE HAD (SUESSEO VOUR ments arranged. Also carpenter FOR SALE- him. dead.” ”What can I do to help others? love is nothing but a joke; Urea and body. Telephone Man- AROUND m YOUR NEIGHBOR­ ^ g u essin g PERSON TD^CAST ASPERSIONS ON work. A. A. Dion Inc , 81 Wells. 4950. What can I do to improve Man- For love— worth having —will In­ WEIGHT WRONa,'— 1 Ch^ter 7257 Phone 4860. ^ m ju it e r , help It grow and make It HOOD AND IT IS THE FOLKS i MV iNTEGRiry/— i^^ASINETHE HUM (TANTRADE ANV ONE fflSHTUR crease when men are sad—or WHO ARE A IX THE TIME DO­ 1987 BUICK SEDAN; radio, heat­ Garden— Farm— Dairy ^ ^ ^ » t t e r place in which to live?” broke. lATION OF BEING tKck.\y=i^ o P SUCH , OFTMESEfORA er, excellent condition. Terrps or thoughts are the same. And ING THE TALKING WHO ARE Movinjg— I'rucking— Products 50 Marlborough Falls ill StorCe^j^ -%iyla Myers. ALL THE TIME IN HOT WATER GENUINE RASBirS trade arranged. Cole Motor.e, Main ^ ■ F o u g b bla actions and your ac- poor OR A DOZEN Storage 2U ^to^ni Manchester has become the street lot, opposite Armory. Open YOU. WILL ENJOY eating large Mra. Howard Lord CHEWING TOBACCO SS4-S, Eiast Hampton Asks Damages beat place in the world. evenings. AUSTIN CHAMBERS—Local and luscious table raspberries picked BOLD EVERYTHING Long Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. to your order. Reasonably priced, Popiiiatlon (loean't make a great BY CLYDE LEWIS rqmmiinity. It’a the apirit of — ____ ^______r 68 Hollister street. . ri.onc Mancheste ■ 7515. ^ Rev. E3den MUls, of the West Business Services Offered T' Peter J. Happeny Sues thoae who li4^,in if. Recommended for fishing or an anniphiblan vacation Is this traUpf outboard motorboat, which folds In Hartford Congregational church, So. do a littlk-"Oral Boosting." SHRUBBERY AND trees trim­ 23 Household Goods half and hitches to back bumper of an automobile. Once launcbed, the wheels are removed easily. Be­ known as the "Singing Parmn" med the correct way at reason­ Repairing For $1,000; Case Is Tell the world yoi?>e mighty hap­ fore landing, the wheels are locked into place, and the boatman be practically driven up on the beach. will take charge of the services at py to be here. able prices. Hedge„ trimmed. John LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, SEE THE HONEYMOON—Three Heard Here Today. 8. Wolcott A Son. Tel. 8597. repaired; shears, knives, etc. rooms of fvimlture $168.00. $10 tlic Congregatloftal church in this dowTi—18 months to pay. Albert’s place' Sunday morning for Rev. A sailor waa boasting abOuf the ground: keys fitted or duplicated; Suit for $1,000 dannages, brought different piaiea h# had visited. The vacuum cleaners, clocks, phono­ Furniture Co., 43 AUyn street, Drought Leaves Only Blast Victim’s Elmer T. Thlenes who Is at Camp Mutual Divorces Woodstock for the season. by Peter J. Happeny of 60 Hamlin South Seas, New ^aland, the Arc­ graphs, etc., repaired, overhauled. Hartford, Conn. tic Circle—all came alike to him. M anchester Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl street. Mail Collecting Job Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shlppey and street against the First National EASY WASHER used. In A-1 con­ On Trial Today Condition Good children of Westport have return­ .A woman who happened to- over­ Stores was heard In town court, Evening Herald LAWN MOWERS sharpened, dition with pump. Bargalil. New ed home ’ after spending - several hear the bragging remarked; ClaMified Advertisements cleaned., oiled, adjusted $1.25. Easy prices ns low as $49.95. Uhcoln. Neb., July 24.—W*) days here as guests of Mr. and civil side, by Judge Raymond R- Woman—"Then you must know -r'fw o southern Nebra.ska Norwalk, July 24 — er;jK« words to a line Prompt dellver>' service. Phone Kemps Inc. Santa Monica. Calif.. Jyly 24— Mrs. John A. I'uller and family. tnltialf, number! and Ahlire-viatione anytime, 'telephone 5937. KarU farmers who came here seek­ condition of Elmer Stevens, 24, of Seymour, West is the owner of tiff, represented by Attorney Jay Sailor (quicklyI Well, ‘madam, •Rch count &• A word And compound 1 TORCH GLIDER $14.95. Reg. (/P)—The mutual divorce actions of ing worn described crop con- sen’s Lawm Mower Shop, Buck- Noroton Heights, burned siriously a new Chevrolet station wagon. E. Rublnow, claims that he fell in not a great lot.. Wo put in there ‘.words AS two words. .Nfinimum cos* $21.."Wr 1 6 piece lawn umbrella Comdr. Earl Winfield Spencer; ditioM/ In their drought About forty from here plan to the defendant company’s store on tR pries of three llnrs. land. t-*-. once for coaling, but I never went ^ ( t Line rstes per-day f'^r transient set. 6-ft. umbrella-metal table and former husband of the Duchess of stricken area as so bad "there last night when two containers of take part In the Song and Dance East Center street last February, ashore. I RdR. LAW'N MOWERS repaired, sharp­ 4 chairs. All for $14.95. Reg. Windsor, and Norma Reese John­ isn't much to do except go out gasoline exploded In the cellar of Festival which is being held at bitdly Injuring hls shoulder and MsetlTC Msr^b 17. IMT ened. Called for and delivered, $19.95. Benson Furniture and and get the mall." Cash c;bArgf son Spencer, former widow of a hls home, was reported good today the University of Connecticut to­ back. The defense, through Insur­ Miranda—And how la your hua- IExrget rr, • Consscuttys L>a>A.,.i 7 ctsi 9 cti hedge shears ground. Edgerton. Radio—^713 Main street. Detroit manufacturer, were up for Henry Knehans said hls 240 at the Norwalk General hospital. morrow night. ance, was presented by Attorney hand getting on with hla' reducing O’ R vsni LiAW, M A JO R SCcnsecutlvs Davs 9 ctslll cti 875 Parker street. Phone 3290. trial today. acres Just dried up, bit by bit. Spark’s from the man’s pipe Ignit­ Frank Dully of Hartford. exercises? r-x¥j 1 D ay ...... 'M c t « 'i8 ,c i9 $5.00 FOR YOUR OLD wash • ms tttTKt me T m tte v • »ar sff WE ALLMAtOE The cross-suits were to have His neighbor, Ted Knehans, ed and set oft the first can. As he Happeny related that he went Arabella—Yaii'd be surprised— All orders for irrepular Insertlonr WANTED TO n.lN E, repair and lx)ard on a new Thor or ABC MMCt BK T « m^v , ^ MISTAKE'S » Will be chATired at the one time rate- been tried yesterday but action told the same tade of drought tried to reach a place of safety he into the store to purchase a bag of that battleship he had tatooed In B 9 regulate your piano or player washer. Top trade-ln-altowancea. and aespair. Isabella Members .Speria) rates for long term every piano. Tci. Manche.ster 5052. ;-Thor wringer-head type ironcr. was delayed by conferences over stumbled and kicked over the sec B a it, aad .after being directed to hla cheat la now only a rowboat. Asy advertising given upon request alimony. Mrs.'Spencer asks $100 The two left their wives and Bool'S AND HER BUDDIES A4a ordered before the third or Reg. $29 95. Your, for only $19.95 ond container which blew up. the proper shelf In the.self-service Yes, Who Is He? a month from the $343.33 month­ children at home while they Stevens received burns of the face, Hold an Outing BY BDGAR m a r t in • Hb dR7 will he rha'ged ohly for at Washer Headquarters. Ben­ establishment, he started down an ' :— :nrar.-ii tiia actual numt-er of times the ad ly pension of the retired Naval of­ set out in 100 degree heal. arms, ankles and body. Windows STORIES IN STAMPS Help Wanted — Female 35 son's. 713 Ma(p street. aisle, slipped on some loose rice or ,VE^-TV4AT’S TM’ appeared, charging at the rate earn- ficer. while Spencer contend.s h^r "There isn’t a lot of work and cellar door in the house were tapioca which had hurst out of a UC SUR.E SURE IS A WJHHV OHt, . N oya / TV4A.HV4. but no aUcwar.ce or refunds can for them to do," Ted explain­ tS ST)RRX.C> FIRST Stau OF a n uwcE c o m in ’ in at T M V ^ ' be ma'fle or fx Time ads stopped CHRISTMAS CARD.S. Eaay-sell- $76,000 fortune Is adequate for shattered. The Noroton Heights Forty-four members of St. Mar­ bag, an(J fell, wrenching hls VJW ed. "There's a few cows to i o r HVGVAT, WITH *NJO after the ffth day. ing big-proflt Low Priced Per­ Machinery ind Tools 52 her. soeAS.- Fire Department was called garet’s Circle. Daughters of Isa- shoulder and splitting an eighteen PAH o r V4VS SVMCE ON HVS SHOES, AH' ^ So "t::’ fcrhide ; display lines not sonal Cards. Ala De Luxe Per­ Both charge cruelty. Spcncer'.s . herd and we milk a couple. extinguish a small fire which re Inch tear In the thigh of hls trous­ T n iM " VtSEOS •SbiA first wife, now the Duchess of Then they can always go out Ila, attended the outing of the S Tbe fieraid w:r. oot oe rtsponsibu sonals, Stationery. Plus Box As­ USED FARMALL 12 tractors, .suited. ers. tor tonne than oa* incorrect inser* sortments, 100 percent ’ profits: Fordson parts, used silo fillers. Windsor, met the Prince of Wales and got the mail." circle last night at Well Sweep Medical attention almost daily X yjOHottv ¥it» of.any advertisement ordered Samples Free. Wallace Brown. Dublin Tractor Company, Provi­ at Coronado, Calif., while she was Farm, Andover. The members ar­ for a month was administered by Iwr mr-e ihar or.* t.r-e. 225 Fifth Ave.; Dept. 6004, New dence'Rd.. WiUimantic. Mrs. Spencer. The prince later 1 rived in private automobiles and vqwo TiAS. The /:r.ad»fr:*rt 'rmisslon of in- became King Edward VIII of Eng- | Dr. William Conlon It waa stated. ttarretri ru t.irat’cn cf ad\ertiftini{ York. Stranded Trout i Annenberg Keeps at 6:30 a dinner was served. Fol­ Dr. Conlon, on question, said he w*ifl X** '•erM f e-i :r » *, er.ncellation land, and eventually abdicated to lowing the dinner cards were play­ ’ mg wavKi me t , nf• •fti* r h*argt r-ti* fif the se.rvlc* GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. Ex­ Wanted— To Buy 58 marry the former Wallis Warfield, Regular Routine ed. Mrs. Rose Greussner won first does not believe any permanent S«lxfif.*roC perience preferred. Apply Bakery who meanwhile had been dlvorcctl prize In bridge and . Mrs. Annie disability will result. ■ aC* r - t .1** = :* 2 t.s m u st co n fo rm Being Moved | After hearing the testimony. tn it . o:j ? ar f t>P''.graphy with Dept. Popular Market. P.ubL-.ow from Spencer and married to and Jarvis first In setback. The door “Now don’t you gel aJl oiled up tonight!” fog'Lla* »■ ra *r.f 'fed t v *h« publish Building w a n t e d - 10 USED electric divorced from Ernest Simp.son. Judge Bowers reserved decision. ranges. Call 4123 Mr. McIntyre. prirs was won by Miss Mary anf '*r*r-.e the right ti London shipping executive. Lewisburg. Pa.. July 24.. iVP)— Miner. The circle had as their • art. ^* Of r e .e c i any cop y con- Denver. July 24. i/Pi - Several M. L. Annenberg, Philadelphia | guest Mlse Mary O’Connor, the FUNNY BUSINESS f : .‘*trt.: r.\hie. WAITRESS ’A X.',TT~- V-Mcccae small streams in western Colora­ H UKS—ciaaained ads w a n t e d t o BUY—Boy * sma publisher, today set out on the state regent. Solons See South Japan's Pork Series Es- tw sam e day m u st bo 3952. do arc drying up and s^te salvage The party was arranged by Mrs. neffieu-H'd ry !5 o clo ck noon S a tu r -' •cseti^irvcle Tel. 7396. I State Convention crews are busy moving stranded routine of every newly-arrived Shows Home of Ainus A a a y 's . I I I ______1______A— Felix McEvltt and Mrs. Raymond tnut to larger streams. |prisoner, to start a three-year Fogarty, assisted by Mrs. Rose­ Slaying Solid \ TclcFiiooc Your Want Ads Help Want cn. said thousands of trout had j penitentiary for violating Income turned home at 10:30. national park series with a new BY HOY CRANK ^'i*Pf at ’he CHAHOK RATE given WA NTED - YOI "NG -jir. peute. Tenements 63 tax laws. group of (our stamps picturing the been stranded in small pools and ; Washington. July 24.—(45— ' -nk R.VIN6 PlSHWASHgP.— MA'. IF O R L \ abp'*! as a c f nveneince to adver* Intelligent, wtlhnr to learn serv- ' many more carried into ditches i It was nearly midnight when he Great Snow Mountains of Hok­ A FOfftlSNfR WISiXJTA OH, MO'. Vm^T$ rut the CASH KATES will be FOR P-ENT—TH REE OR four Three Democratic senators de­ 1$ COMViHCe’ tR A T HC IS A FO R EiO N C R . ' vice elation bu.«iness. Write stat­ New Haven. July 24. -iTi -I.a- and fields by irrigators who have wa.s spirited Into the prison kaido, in northern Japan. This is PASSPORT, EH? THEN IT atmrrlad as FULL PAYMENT If ing qualifications and wages ex­ room apartments. Call 3737 or bor’s Non-Partisan League of ' clared to reporters today thst ths HeiWiLL 50 FRtaKTEk THE POOP fAUA IS MV TUTS TD P tfo t !■»< t: the business office on or be* taken virtually all the water from j grounds after a 720-mlle, tWo- Vacation Pay Will the fourth of 11 sets of four stamps VOU 0(7 not pected tn Box H, The Herald 8333. Connecticut announced today that Republicans would not break into TUKT. MO MATTER WAT HE LEARNS ASOUT TO TOUR HOmE am fnha tbe ac.cnth day following the some streams. day drive from Chicago where he each, in the promised series pub­ Ut, HE WILL NOT TARE REPORT IT onnerstand. Itawt ’r s e r t 'n of #arh ad otherw l-se the"solid south” In the November its state convention, originally | surrendered to begin his term. SEQ o C . ^ U f CHARGE RATE wH,! be collect. W ANTED—MAN 45 to ,50 years Hca\'y rains are needed at once Total $160,301 election'. licizing Japanese .scenic beauties. ■» THE F.6 .1 Houses For Kent 65 slated for July 28. had been post- ' tn avert a serious loss of the game Warden William H. Hiatt con­ Heavenly Castle Rock, in the Ko responsibility for errors in old, four days wceki steady em­ poned indefinitely In order that "Not a single southern state tTl«>nc»c,ed ads m-lll be assu m ed and fish. firmed by telephone that Annen­ Sound Valley of the Ishikari river accuraev cannot be guAran. ployment. Apply ♦between 7 and FOR RENT—MODERN six loom more time might be devoted to a will deviate,” said Senator Pepper 8 a. m, Wednesday. New System berg had arrived, but said he per­ of Florida. ”86me few Individ­ Is shown on the stamp above, and house 376 Porter street. $80 "most careful study both to the j sonally had not received hls pris­ Bristol, July 24—(45-^ Fred­ litdcx of Cla.-,siflcationB Laiindry, Harrison street. month, tile hath, lavatory, ga­ record and the platforms of those ' erick G. Hughe.s, general mana­ uals, who actually are Republican Mount A.sahi, Hokkaido's highest oner and described It as a routine peak and the most famous of the U r t ^ ...... A rage, quiet location. who now seek labor support. |Buses May Oust ger. announced today that vaca­ In sentiment, will find an excuse ./ANTED—CLERK for grocery admission. Snow Mountains group, is pictured — Caga^ementa ...... B store, drivers license required. "The swift developments of the i tion pay totaling $160,301 would to vote their true convictions. But ttarriAgea ...... C last few weeks,” said the an- ! Hartford (^ars be distributed tomorrow to 5.175 millions listed as Republicans will below. O M A a ...... D Call C. V,\ England. Tel. 3451. Hokkaido is the home of the Card of Thanks ...... E Suburban For Rent 66 nouncement, "makes It necessary i employes In the Bristol and Meri­ vote for Roosevelt and Wallace.” fas Jitemorlam ...... F Senator Ellender of Louisiana Ainus, a race of Japanese aborig­ FOR RENT—TWO MILES west for labor to consider carefully be- I Driver Exonerated den plants of the New Departure Lo«t and Found ...... 1 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 fore throwing Its endorsements to Hartford, July 24— Electric Manufacturing Company. said that party workers who fall, ines, closely re.sembling . the A A fiouncem neta ...... 2 ‘ of>Wllllmantlc, 6 rooms, steam American- Indian, and showing F tra o R a U ...... t anyone In this campaign." street cars may soon be a thing of The money represents wages for ed to support the national ticket FOR SAUE—BROWN Swl.'s cow. heat, garage. Rent $28.00. Call the past In Hartford. In Crash Death few characteristics Of Japanese. Avt«Bebllee East Hampton—363-13. The league said It waa now pre­ 40 hours to hourly rate employes always have been regarded aa Airtemobles for Sale ...... 4 and calf. Mark Hewitt, 169 East paring "our analysis of the records The advisability of substituting who had been with the company "Republicans In Democratic cloth­ Modern Ainus have intermarried n e u z. AOt/mobiles for Exchangs .••• h Middle turnpike. of all Connecticut Congressmen.’’ bus service for all existing tf^llcy a year or more as of July 1. ing.” with Japanese and "the race is dy­ Ar o Accessories—Tires ...... • lines was discussed yest^da^ by Terryv'lllc. July 24- -(/D— Cor­ ing out. ^ 4to Repairing—Painting .... 7 ONE JE R SE Y COW with first Summer Homes For Rent 67 A new date for the convention The Meriden plant has 1,733 Senator Harrison of Mississippi ALLEY OOP *.nlo S ch o o ls ...... 1-A will be fixed by the leagiie's offi­ Mayor Thomas J. SpeU^cy with oner Leflter A. Schaefer of Win- EHlgible workers and the Bristol commented; "The situation looks Oh, Yeah! Atttoa>~Shlp by Truck ...... 8 calf. Maple Farm. Andover. Tele­ COLUMBIA LAKE, West Side, to Nathaniel Scott, manager of The BY V. T. HAMLIN Auloa—For Hire ...... t phone W’illlmanjic 2172-2. cers and the arrangements com­ sted today exonerated Howard plant 3,442. good to me. It will litipnove every rent, 6 room cottage, with bath, Connecticut Company. Both plants will close for a •0 ifn 'wklX.GENTLEMKN.OORTlM s e e m s i d m e sSarMT^R-^Service—Storage ... 10 mittee. Heaepx of Torrlngton of criminal day until election.” y o u VS~W EU.,ER.VOU «E E ,X WAS Ifotorcycles— Bicycles ...... 11 electricity, one boat. Inquire 21 It was understood that Scott week Friday night for the annual 5 0 U R MIND At A respOTsiblllty In the death of ■ n t EAufeMS/ TV 4£0^^^|n^ ? P!«T T V m u c h u p s c t ' x o u es s Wanted Autos^-Motorcycles ... It Elro. Vennard, woidd discuss the plan with other Inventory and plant repairs. Em ­ f VESTERCTAV VOO -VSO KNOw-,OVEBwaOOSWT BssalaeM and rrofeeeinnal tervlcea Hurricanes spin counter clock- Harold M. Lyall, 50. of Leominster, The stlrr/hg of a new drink with s o I THINK IT COULD / E.^O^.S.TJiP.35 WERE C Bueiness Services' Offered . 12 FOR RENT Connecticut Company officials and ployes who will be required to BY MV EXPDUQ^t, wtse in the northern hemisphere, the mayor would confer with city Mass. / the feather from a rooster’s tall, BUT Household Services Offered ....H *A NORTH MANCHESTER. 207 Wanted I'u Rent 68 work during that week will rC' OOH ^uea^tqttrmnca.mc. T-14 BNAONe . Building'—>Coritructlng ...... 14 MAIN ST__ 850. Central store, and clockwise in the southern, be­ officials. Including Leon F. Peck, Lyall ^Ued In a Waterbury hos­ celve' thelr_ regular compensation durifig the American Revolution, CEMTURlEa/ Florlsta^Nurserles ...... IS superUitendent of streets. pital July 14. four lays after he gave the "cocktail” its name. no S i i Funeral Directors ...... 18 just built. Rent for fSO. Fine SMALL SPACE IN Professional cause of the earth's rotation. In addition to the vacation pay. Haatlng—Plumblng'^-Roeflng .. 17 for Dry Ooods. Restaurant, waq burned In a collision at Ply­ "Gad, I hope the crowd thinks I’m stunting!" Or'lce. Wanted for evening hours mouth Involving hls automobile la s u r a n c e ...... 18 Hardware, etc. Tel. Hartford only. Reply Box O, Herald. ItUlfnery—Dressmaking . .... li 6-2037. and a t™ck operated by Heacox Vfowlng—Trucking—Storage 20 The coroner lasiied hls finding 'J(H)NEKV1LI,E FOLKS Public Passenger Service ...... fo -A Where Pan-American Parley Meets BY FONI'AINE FOX PAintlng—-Papering ...... 27 Houses Fcr Sale 72 immediately after an tnqugst. Daily Pattern Professional Services ...... 22 R e p a ir in g ...... FOR SALE—U V E room S in g le (C IMO, by Pmrtalaf Psz) ■ ® l TAltorlng— Dyeing—Cleaning .. 24 Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 with garage, on west side of town. Pattom 8700 Wanted—Business Service .... 18 Wm. Kanehl, 519 Center street. Local Dairymen ANP j Q O Q L A , U N ' Elgucalioaal INSURE Tel. 7773. The classic shlrtwalster is al­ Cdnrsea and glasses ...... 27 with Pflvate Instructions ...... 28 Plan No Outing most as reducing as a liquid diet, VeO' D a n c in g ...... 28- a MckiNNEY BROTHERS and SO much pleasanter in every a t Ifu ffic a l— D ra m a tic ...... Z'i Real Estate and Insurance Legal Notices 78 way. This design (No. 8709) La£.t.xTat u a Hr W a n te d — In s tr u c tio n s ...... 80 608 Main St. Pbnne 6060 biHngs you a new and particularly r ia a a e la l' PF.H.MIT The Dairymen’s Bureau of the Boada—Stocks—Mortgages ... 81 NOTICK OK APPMCATION good version of it—immaculately FRECKLES AND UlS FRIENDS Demonstration In Reverse Business Opportunities ...... 22 Thl* in to ktve notice th*t I Louis Chamber of Commerce held a tailored, with slim, paneled skirt BY MERRILL KLOSSEB Honey'to Loan ...... I I PeBundl of 71 K.-iIrneld »treet, Mnn. r lie m e r , (’ onn .. h a v e filed^ an a p p li­ supper meeting at the Hotel Sheri­ bodice sections gathered to give Help aad Sltaatlaas dan last night to discuss plans for I ’LL S H O W YtXj/ ONO ip W a n te d — F e m a le ...... 16 cation dati-d 19th day of July. 1940 correct fit. The front panel of the T h in k n o t u in o o p it —- S Notice with ill* Liquor Control Cotnmli- ah outing but it was finally de­ M u s t m a v b b e e n S im p l y g r a s b e o m y Ip Wanted—Male ...... 98 bodice is cut in one with the ahmil- ITS JUST A MILO S kull A taloamen Wanted ...... I8 A slon for a Package Store neer Per­ cided that a separate outing would ROUOH SEA LAST WRIST, AND ay A PPLYIN 6 mit for the Bale of alcoholic liquor der pieces, and continues the Ij| FRACTuae / NKSHT . LOOKS UKF Hglp Wanted—Male or Femalf 17 Zoning Board of Appeals not be held by the Bureau, this of the skirt panel; this d / SCIENCE , HE FLIPPED ME S'gfi e___ n t s W . a n ted ...... 17- a on the premlaei of tC Eaat Center soMeTHiNO Dear OVER HIS.SHOULOCR ---- -laatloBS • —Want«d—F«m»U - . - Btreet. Mancheater, Conn The bu*.l- summer. Instead it was voted to makes for easy making, and WASHED UP ON OeCK/ In accordance with the require­ iiea* la owned by Eiral National tustlons Wanted—Mala .... f t ments of the Zoning Regulations, join with the Chamber of Com­ eentuatea height, subtracting frhur^ WHAT HAPPENeO f CiBpIormant Acanclea'...... 48 Store*. Inc.. Park A Oakland Avea.. merce for Its annual affair, to ha width! Lira Stack—P»«a—PaaItrT— the Zoning Board of Appeals of Eaat Hartford. Conn., and will he V a h lrla a the Town of Manchester will hold conducted l*y I.ouia F>e Randl of 71 held at Lake Ckimpounce in Bris­ As you see from the small Onai—Blrda—Fata ...... 41 a public hearing at the Municipal FalrHeM atreet. Manche*ler. Conn., tol on Wednesday, August 14. sketch, you can trim the dress Live Stock—Vahiclaa .....i... 4t at permltlee. The Bureau also decided to can­ with button-decked pockets. You’ll Poultry and Sunpllai ...... in, Your BY JOHN C TBRRV W a a rlB K A p p a ra l— F u r s ...... J t Edward F. Taylor, inpecto are found and names must f ¥ m p; Vwted—To Boy »» Name, Addreas, Style Number and BUT I TBU.H30 WEU StN'Pl ZaWM—Baard—■e«ala—*aear4e Secretary. be found for each type. fmjT.wecMT' f^^ERy WfU.- TUATT PiNf/ New Orleaha, July 34.—(A5— Size to The E v e n ^ Herald, To­ IV ONUrONffTMNGj day’s Pattern Service, 106-7tb you-mcAAoteyfae-mg L gvw HERI MO\Ot! Wttkoot Board ...... There'a one way to get Vice Prsal- WHAff now! 110 90/ wuoo «or A Ave„ New York, N. Y. &A6 WHEN WE GET •sgsdars Waatad ...... • • . t a - A dent Gamer to talk these days— TD CAN OEOa/ 9ENOL AND KAPIfT^ Oewatry Board—Baaorts ...•••• •• ask him about home, his bird bath Sew what? Sew the . lovely H s w H r — »— — ...... ^ clothes you’ll find designs for in tnatod—Rooms—Board ...... n DRIVE UP AND SEE THE VIEW FROM or bantam chickens. ■sal Batata Fas Bsa* En route to his Uvalda, Tex., our new Summer Fashion Book, a t s . r i a t a , T a n a m a a ta •• home, Gamer declined comment just out and full of thrills for w Losatloas tor Bant .. 44 clever gals who like to wield F o r R s a t Steep Hollow Lane last night on all public questions shears and needle. Not that you art Far Rsat •••..•••«•« ®e but, asked if he liked golnr borne, neeiT to be ao elaver a t.lt, either. .| sr Bemas For ItsHt ..... Jj l AicBtoJ (iff Psrtor Street, Bear edMoL An plota IMxM* toet. be responded with a prompt, "you t o R a n t ...... •• 16««I pkuw to todM The atep-hy-step aew ch art in­ fld B b8b8b Wee Sste Btgtd restrictions for your protoetifNi. betcha.” • kerne. cluded with each pattern makesy It BvUaiac for 8alo « M ■ Mra. Gamer put in that he the making very eaayl _ Froportr for 8oU Jf liked nothing better than to sit on tor Solo •••»« Pattern, 16e Pattern Book. 16c f o r the back porch and watch the bird One Pattern and Pattern Book or­ McKinney Brothers bath. dered together, 35c. Fiesulp (sS fc The vice president assented en- SB fa t ta la . . . . Impressive facade of the Cuban national capitol on Havana*! P ra te UtmSTtat Bkshs MS MAIN 8TBBET MANCHESTEB Promenade, where reiweaentativea of 31 Ameriban repUbUca-gath* ergetically, adding; arad for the aecond Pan-Amerkgn Conference of Foreign Ifiniatera. “And don’t forget my 100 ban- Ouaid of honor bofon building prooontod oiaao ao delaiMMa wtoied. Read Herald ^ ts.