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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
Old GIory's Flight
Director Is Editor
Of New York Mirror

NEW YORK, Sept. 6 R-Phil
Payne, the Old Glory's passenger and
flight director, is managing editor of
the New, York Mirror
/ He was born in California 80 years
ago but was educated in the public
schools of New Jersey where he
moved his family from the west. He
began newspaper work as a cub re-,
/ porter at the age of 18 on the Perth
Ainboy, N. j., Chronicle. A year
later he became city editor of the
Hudson, N. j., Dispatch. Before he
was 20 years of age he assumed the
managing editorship of the New York
Daily News. In 1925 he joined the
Hearst organization with which he
had been connected in Chicago and
New York, just after the close OF
the. World war.
He has been twice married His
first wife was Helen Bechtell, of
Jersey City, N. j., who died four
years after the wedding. His second
wife is the former Dorothy Hughes,
winner Of the New York Daily News
beauty contest in 1922
Payne tried to enter the service in
the World war but was rejected be-
cause of defective eyesight. However,
he served overseas with the knights
OF Columbus
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07

creased enrolment the. first day.
Parents are urged to enroll pupils
as early as possible in the school
year as retardation at the close of
the semester is largely matter Of
getting the proper start.
All Mexican children who have not
attended either Clawson or A avenue
school during the past two years
will enroll at the 18th and 7th street
schools respectively. Those who have
attended ClaWson or A avenue sew
6fal years may continue to attend
unless the enrolment becomes too
crowded.. No new entrants are adj
mitted at either school as all rooms
are now being used in both schools
The kindergartens at both A avenue
end Clawson schools had a full en-
rollment and will be on a half day
schedule beginning either today or
tomorrow. ~ t{}f
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
Iou've a right
to luxuries

More. even than other women you We a
right to enjoy the exquisite, luxurious,
feminine things that keep you young
and charming! Lacy negligees, gay
French pumps, ear-drops of flashing
crystal, marcels lovely things
not a bit practical, not bit matronly!
They minister to that eternal feminine
in every woman - her craving for
beauty just for its own sake. Don't you
feel more charming because Of thcfn9
Don't you enjoy life better2 Thenmake
the most of them! They are made for
you as a happy and successful woman.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
LEVINE IS HELD
UP BY ADVERSE
WEATHER STATE

CRANWELLf Eng, Sept Z, F-
Charles A. Levine and his pilot,
Captain Walter Hincliffe, baked by
adverse weather conditions yester-
day, were again at the Cranwell air.
dome at dawn today preparing for
their flight to the United States.
AS was the case yesterday, the
flierS awaited the latest weather re-
ports and the lifting of the morning
miSts, which we're less heavy today.
1t was expected at 6:15 that a, de-
cision would be made within a half
hour.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
Camay SO new
Charming!

That is just why Canay has been made
for you you and the beauty-loving
modern girls like you whose quick
approval has made Camay most popu-
lar among all white perfuned soap!
You prize subtly refined quality Camay
is made from essences of the worlds
finest oils.
Rub the white cake between your
fingers - see what velvety, creamy
lather foams up, even if the water is
hard, even if it's cold! Now plunge
your hands and face in the buoyant,
sparkling bubbles SO clcan-smelIing,
SO melting mild Feel how quickly
they rinse away Your skin seems SO
smooth, SO supple and refreshed. And,
oh, how very long this lovely white
cake Of Camay lastsl
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
LAST RITES FOR
WHEELER TO Be
SAID THURSDAY

COLUMBUS, Ohio. Sept. 6 (R--
Funeral arrangements Ior Wayne b.
Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti.
Saloon league, who died yesterday in
a Battle Creek, Mich sanitarium,
after a brief illness, went forward
today under direction of officials of
the league at Westerville. The body,
accompanied by Mr.. Wheeler'S three
sons, arrived here this afternoon.
The funeral will be held at 2 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon from the Central
Methodist Episcopal church, of which
he was a member and from wniclG
his wife and father-in-law were
buried a few weeks ago. Mr.. Wheeler's
body was taken to a.local mortuary
establishment Immediately upon it's
arrival here, where it will remain
until the funeral Thursday. 1t will
lie in state at the morcuary parlorS
from IL a. m. to las D. m. Thursday.
Those preparing for '|S2 funeral an
ticipate one of the greatest crowds
ever to attend a funeral here. Many
high dignitarieS of the Methodist
church now participating at the three
annual conferences of the church at
Delaware. Ohio. are expected tt ar.
tend.
Many tributes were paid today to
the temperance worker by both foe
and friend. Those who opposed the
principles for which he made lifs
fight, paid honor to his integrity,
loyalty to his cause, his tenacity and
all round ability as a leader and a
counsellor. His friends not only re-
counted these virtues, but also heaped
praises on his personal and religious
Qualities. -.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
CAMAY WAg A5lJ p0ezbv,g triumph 2

The makers of Caay have produced far moro c soap than
any other soap makers in America In Camay they offer you
white fragranced soap; soap lovely that wherever
goes, 1t wins almost instant triumph How do they make e
From Ccylon, from Java, from India indeed from every
continent except Australia the makers of Camay gather the
choicest fats and oils By delicate processes which they alone
thoroughly understand they the
OF OILS These essences cannot be boughhy only
be extracted.
These precious they blend make Camay With
its satinSmooth texture its cameaikc whircneSs Camay
looks its Parhe soap Youth has chosen for her very
Ioc cakefar less than you would expect pay for
fragranced soap exquisite.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
CITY SCHOOLS
E N R oil 2,5G
PUPILS TUESDAY

The Douglas public schools opened
yesterday with an attendance of 2,592
pupils compared with 2,713 pupils last
year the first day? While the num-
ber is less by 12I than last year it
is possible that the enrolment by
the close of the week will be as
much as it, was last year. A large
number of people are still out Of
town and will probably have their
children in school by the beginning
of next week.
The enrolment by buildings COM
pared with last year is as follows.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
Fragrance dewily-sweer

And don't you like Camay's light,
elusive perfume9 Sweet and fresh as
flowers after rain, as the very spirit Of
Youth! - @
You'll want to try Camay right
away-it's 5 SO delightful. If you wish
a free cake, simply send your request
with your natnc, and address to The
Proctor & Gamble Co., Dept. D, Gin
cinnatf, Ohio.
Otherwise look for CaFay's dainty
wrapper on your grocer S, shelf, of fine
toilet soaps, at your druggist S or your
department store. 1ocacake, alowpricc
for a fragranced soap made as exqui-
Sitely as. Camay is made.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
KILLED BY LIGHTNING

JEROME, Sept. VP) = FRANCISCO
Jimenez, 65, an employe of the United
Verde company, was struck down to-
day by a bolt of lightning which came
out of "a clear sky" He held crow
bar in one hand at the time. The
bolt struck the bar, killing him in
stantly. No rain was falling and only
a slight semblance of cloud could be
diScerned overhead. Four other per-
sons, standing nearby, were knocked
down but were uniniured. X t9a5 .
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
CONSOLIDATION OPPOSED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 6 QP)-Appli-
cation of the Chesapeake and Ohio
for authority to acquire control Of
the Erie and Pere Marquette rail-
roads was declared in a minority
stockholders protest filed with the
interstate commerce commission today
to be an effort on the part of the
Van Sweringen interests to consumate
plan at large personal profit to
themselves for an unsound fourth
transportation system in the east.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07

The high school Shows the largest
increase In enrolment with 30 moro
students enrolled than the first day
last year The colored school gained
Is pupils over last years opening
date and the Seventh street school
gained seven, while all the other
buildings show a decreased enroll
ment.
In some of the Mexican buildings
the pupils are slow in getting started
and before the close of the week
will show an increased enrolment
over last year, but the A avenue and
'Clawson schools both show de-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
No MOreGaS
In Stomach
and Bowels

If you wish, to be permanently re-
lievcd of gas in stomach and bowels.
take Baalmann's Gas Tablets, which
are prepared especially for stomach gas
and all the bad effects resulting from
gas pressure. ff
That empty, craving feeling at the
pit of the stomach will disappear: that
anxious, nervous feeling with heart pal
pitation will vanish. and you will again
be able to take deep breath without
discomfort. 4.A M sr
That drowsy. sleepy feeling after
dinner will be replaced by a desire for
sntcrtasinmIent, sI Biostaing g. will az; cease.
longer feel cold and go to sleep be-
cause Baalmann's Gas Tablets prevent
gas from interfering with the circula-
tion Get the genuine. in the yellow pack
age. at any good drug store. Price $I.
Always on hand at
OWL. DRUG COMPANY
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
WILL HEAR PROTESTS

PHOENIX, Sept. 8 R)--The Arizona
state highway commission will con-
vene tomorrow AFTERNOON to hear pro-
tests to the tentative budget drawn up
recently by the commission.
Chief among the pending protests
are said to be those to be presented
by citizens of Mesa and Tempe re-
garding failure of the commission to
include an appropriation for new
idge across the Salt river at or near
Tempe and an unknown protest from
CochiSe county.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07
One thing husbands never
ceem n. nndArc+or1

THEY can't get it through their
4 heads These wcll-1neaning but
slightly stupid husbands Of yours.
They can't understand why, when
they come home at night, you aren't
waiting for them just as you were in
the dear old days beyond recall All
dressed up in your best bib and tucker
ready to lend sympathetic. ear to
all their troubles bubbling over with
girlish enthusiasm to do anything they
might suggest!
How household cares-and baby
tending can drain your youthful en-
joyment, take some of the curl out Of
your hair, fade the bloom, they just
can't see!
Yet keeping youthful charm and at
tractiveness is the married woman'S S
perennial problem! Twcnty-four hours
a day you work at your job of home
making! With few vacations! Little
or no time off for illneSs!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-09-07

Dispatch Telephones 81 and 50.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
Ease TEN JEHIICsKA.

II Jehicska toto nest astie slovenskeho naroda bro
diac kale H. polv, nadavok inrigantstva vyrltil
sa celou besnotou Michala Bosaka svojom platku
''Samostatnost pre- merne osvedcene p Bosaka ces-
kej slovenskej velenosti zlekitost podvodneho cd
kazu Jehlcskovho ktorom Jehlicska dakuje akemusi
Bosakov hotnu podporu, cn chcel vyvolat' DOZEN,
akoby Mchal Bosak jeho zradny platok fnancne pod
poroval tax chce apat nevedomy lud do svojej sete
Jehlicska dostal preztost oastit $25OOOOO ktore
|p Bosak ponukol hockomu kto dokaze jeho spoenie
Jehlicskom Ale Jehlicska, ked to tyka faktov tam
nen utiahol svojej podlej venej zbran nadava-
Iniu osocovaniu
Taketo jednanie e vlastnosto jedine mravne zvrh-
lych rudi Darmo 81 dava titul profesora mravouky
darmo nosi knazske rtcho: zrat davno pojem mrav-
nos vyzlieko knazskeho rlcha dsevneho uz vte-
Idly, ked' po prvy raz zradil slovensky narod.
Jehlcska je mnohorakym nest astim slovenskeho ma
roda bolo by treba nieco robit Luia vyssich savov
la vyssich tulov pre- mense presupky boil odstraneni
Il dobrej spolocnos ludske Jeho otrava zasahue mas
nd po ceej Amerke Ci by nebolo vhodne ably "a prl-
kladom vacerych kfazov slovenskych Amerke Sdru-
zena SLOW Novinarov vsetc knazi na organizacie ca
sopsy podnik akciu zastavene tejto nakazy km ne
presiakne hbsie do organizmu nasho zvoa Jehicsko-
va praca e rozkladna Jeho zbran nlzka spinava 10
by malo postact kazdemu prcinu jeho znemoznenia
vo verejnosti.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23
SPoLKY "MIKUI.ASMI'.

Iu youngstownskom okoh uz viacere spolky po
vazuj1 81 povinnost kazdorocne prile5ost Vianoc
cbdarovat svoch praceneschopnych 1dov alebo vdovy
siroty po zorelych doch penaznym darkom Je to maj
prikladneja zvyk ak 81 moze jeden spolok puvlastnt
Tym preukazuje skutkom he je spolkom pesujhcm pra
ve bratstvo be nenosi svoje memo nadarmo Taketo
spoky zasluhuj1 81 pozornost Cd Slovakov cn vacse-
DO po6tu enstva Ponenoval by ich tomto stlpci
ale neyieme vsetkych, preto obnedznjeme len na
srecne gratulacie. prajeme ST. aby ich prfkad Dol
sedoyany budncnosti vsetkymi spolkami ktors najl
syojom lone praceneschopnych clenov alebo chudobne
ydovy sirotami po zomleych ldoch Do takych spoil
kov nzovia radi vstupuj ked znajd ze ich zaujmd
krajnaj biede sponend 81 mich po smrti podpore
MIN ich rodinky.
Uiphu Mikulasa' lnozu pckne prtvadza faj sbory
Sovenskej Igy. Okresny Sbor sa Dol usniesol TOM
se deu patieh sborov prevedol skuok len 193 sboI
- West Side Madeleine sa ze buddcom roku tato Bo
N mia praca bude vseobecnejsa nielen medM spolkam
1Is lss1e sl,csanai sllosensksj Iagyy
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1927-12-23

Vianoce si dobou ked' cey krest'ansky svet ako-
by zazrakom preporodi radost vlddi do srdca MAJ
zlostnesieho cloveka poko zavadne medzi rozvadeny
dobra vol'a rozplyva po sirom svete.
Iste nadide coveku mysGenka: Ako je to NONE?
Preco je to ME tax vzdy? -,
Hlboka ie prcina vianocneho ducha radosti, pokoja
a dobrei voi Spociva prichode" Spasitela na svet
krstus svom prchodom dial svetu nadej vecneho zivo-
ia navatS dar aky mozno clovezd dat ze tento via
nocny duch nepanuje usavicne, e 81 svet sam na vne
ebo neze dl prikazani Kristovych kore jedine noz
nu coveku zt ustavicnej radost pokoji blahovoli
Vianocnv duch radosti obnovuje kazdorocne pri
eztpst pamiatky prichod Jezisa Zazracne prchodi
lilionosn Aud , co znamena pre- mich Jezs Kri-
stiis ca nevyslovn1 radost' radosti zabddaj1 ma
hnev preukazujl dobrd vol u ku vsetkemu tvorstvu
Ale svet skoro po Vianociach zabdda Kristovo u
Genie: Miluj blizneho svojho ako seba sameho Mluje
len seba blizny mu e ncim Preto nepoclti uz rados
dust svojej.
Radost je dars nebes. Pravej radosti nemoze byt'
toho kto 81 len sebe ove ko len seba svoju rodnu
svoi aajetok ma rad Kto nestara baho celeho lud
stva Kto nepomoze bznemu potrebe Kto zavidi a
nenavidi Tam adosti MET kde MET radost MET spo
konost MET dobrej vo MET asky MET nicoho, co by
ludskym krest ansk YIN menovat' mohlo.
Nuz a terajse cloveienstvo zje len pre- seba. Jeho
krest anstvo naboznost sli povrchne ME vnutorne
Zavidi nenavdi zbro vony vede, vrazdi, okrada krv
d. zie hneve strachu Nema cstej radosti, nenla
pokoja nevie co e ase spokonost, blazenos' cista
bezzistna aska Kazdy ednotvec e ebec kazda rodina
c len pre- seba kazy naod povysue mad druhy Met
nixon ducha Kristoyho ducha asky bratstva. Zm
zne objavuje sa len roku, akoby upomienku
"L'udia, mujte vospook, bud'te 81 bratm sestram
budete zt ustavienej rados! L'udia raduju, ST
81 bratmi sestram kratku civil upadnu dc
stareho hriechu neresti
Zime uz raz po krest 'ansky!, Mujme svojich biz
nych stale ako seba samych; Chime i'm stale ako chceme
ably oni nam Chill budeme zit' sale radosti pokoj
asti Vianoce budu potom nasm kazdodennym SWAT
kom.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
ARNOLD RECKERT
IS TRACK Captain
Second Highest Score on Team
HonorA by Teammates

Arnold Reckert, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Reckert Of 80 Lyons
street. was elected captain Of next
years New Britain high school track
team in an election held at the
school yesterday.
Track this year was Reckert's
second attempt at high school sports.
He tried for the basketball team but
Just as he was about to establish
himself. he was eliminated from par
ticipation in the school sport be-
cause he was playing with an out
side team. the quintet OF st. Mat
thew's German Lutheran church.
He came to the front as the team 8
leading field man on the track
squad and was the second highest
scorer on the team. He Is only 4
first year student. Reckert is quite
husky and Is expected to make a
strong bid for next years N. B. H.
s. football team.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
aims TO SKATER
BOAT Speed MARK
Kahn Hopes to Make 40 Miles
an Hour on Hudson

New York, June 8 up - A gaso-
line express yacht whose three mo-
tors aggregate LAO horsepower Is
to start down the Hudson river at
a speed Of nearly 40 miles per
hour in an effort to set a new rec
ord for its class Of craft this after
noon.
The attempt will be made by the
,"Oheka H." built in Germany for
the use Of Otto II. Kahn. New York
banker. In committing from his
home on Long Island to New York.
The record 1t will strive to lower
was established by Gordon Ham,
mersley's Cigarette w." which
made the run in four hours. ~
minutes, June, 1924.
In recent speed trials the "Oheka
II" averaged 3S.7 miles an hour
with water and fuel tanks filled and
with u persons aboard. At that
rate her engines were turning "a
revolutions per minute, less than
their maximum.
Although any small craft on the
river will feel good sized waves as
the speedy yacht passes by. the
craft is so we'll designed that her
passengers will be perfectly COM
Portable s., and will hear no more
noise from her motors than Is
audible In a modern limousine at
the same speed.
The boat is equipped with a GAL
ley and dining room to a1om-
modate eight persons. In commut-
ing to New York from his home "a
miles away Mr.. Kahn intends to
have breakfast on board and make
thu trip in less than an hour.
Three $50 horsepower Maybach-
Zeppelin marine engines. similar to
the power plants used in the United
States navy dirigible Los Angeles,
give the IS foot craft its remark
able speed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
Sch0olmen to Picnic
At Farm in Plainville

An elaborate program OF sports
and other activities which are usual
ly held In connection with 4 picnic
has been arranged for the outing
OF the Schoolmen's club OF this city
at Henry Trumbull's farm In Plain
willie tomorrow afternoon.
The club is composed OF male
teachers in the elementary, junior
and senior high schools and the
State Trade and State Normal
schools. They meet three or four
times 4 year.
Following are the men chosen to
take care Of the picnic: Searle NJ.
Brewster, sports: William J. Hur-
ley. eats" Henry ]. Ziegler. trans
portation. The officers are: Edward
Z. Weeks. president: Charles Pratt,
vice-president; William E. Wilson,
secretary-treasurer
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
BLACK EAGLES WIN TWO

The Black Eagles scored victory
over the Belvidere Juniors Monday
evening at St. Mary's field, 11-s.
Morris Marshall and Ed Stankowitz
starred for the winners. Last night
Ed Stankowitz pitched the Black
Eagles to 1910 win over the Un-
knows, allowing not a single hit.
The winners lined up as follows:
Flood, c; Stankowitz. p: B. Flood.
ID: Bella, S. Wesowitz. Bagdiglan,
2b; NJ. Marshall. 3b; B. Davidson. II:
Davidian, CT; H. Marshall, RI. The
Black Eagles challenge any team in
the city averaging 14-15 years Of
age. Games may be secured by
calling Manager Flood at 1872. All
players are asked to report at St.
Mary's field Saturday afternoon at 5
o'clock.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
PROTESTS GAS STATION
Alderman Zapatka Objects to Filling
Post at Corner OF Broad and
Washington Streets.

Alderman Frank Zapatka has filed
filling station at the corner Of Broad
and Washington streets. on the site
formerly occupied by the Polish Loan
and Investment Co. Joseph Mlynar-
ski, a. member of the board of pub
lie works. has filed the application
in behalf of the corporation, OF
which he is an officer.
The application has been counter
signed by Mayor Weld. Alderman
Zapatka was informed today. A
building permit has not yet been
taken and upon its issuance Zapatka
will make formal protest and carry
his appeal to the board of adjust
ment. Zapatka argues that public
convenience and necessity do not de-
mand that another filing station be
placed on Broad street. and he ar
CUES that such structure will In
crease the traffic hazard.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
BY BUY EVANS

1. If baserunner reaches a base
in safety but overslides and il
touched out. does he receive credit
for a stolen base?
2. How is a wild pitch that re-
suits in "a third strike scored?
8. When a double or triple steal
is attempted and one of the players
Is retired, how does it affect the
efforts of the other players?
Z. Catcher let's good third
strike get away from him. permit
ting the batsman to reach first. Is
the pitcher credited with a strike
out?
5. How is an earned run deter
mined?
This Tells It
I. He does not.
2. An error Is charged against
the pitcher and in such case he
Is not credited with a strikeout.
3. II one Of the players in an at
tempted steal is retired. none OF the
others are credited with stolen bases.
I. Catcher is charged with an
error. pitcher receives credit for
a strikeout.
5. When a player reaches home
base by aid Of safe hits. sacrifices,
stolen bases. bases on balls, hit
batsmen, wild pitches and balks,
before fielding chances have been
offered to retire tho side on
earned run Is scored.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
UNKNoWNs WIN ANOTHER

The Unknowns kept up their
winning streak by defeating the
Terrors at st. Mary's field Monday
night. Chick" Baylock starred for
the winners by striking out IL men
and allowing nine scattered hits. A
rally started In the eighth inning
by Snyder enabled the Unknowns to
win. Lorring and Varhol starred
for the losers. The Cnknowns want
a game with the Phantoms and
any other teams In the city aver
aging 10 to Is years OF age. Ad-
dress NJ. Snyder. % Talcott street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
BILLIARD TOURNEY
Large Number of Cue Artists En-.
tered in Second Three Cushion
Event at Rogers.

SNASO IA CSSOshu 1"VCsSuS1hIOIl
Event at Rogers.
The second three cushion billiard
tournament of the season will be
staged Friday night at Rogers Bill
Hard Parlors on Church street. This
game appears to be the favorite
sport for = one nights competition
because the tournament last week,
pocket billiards, didn't 90 over very
big.
Several Of the players who took
part In the first tournament will be
entered for the event Friday night,
and others who have a fair knowl.
edge OF the game are planning to
battle for the prizes. Some very
good matches are in the making.
The following have already signed
for the tournament: Wolfe, winner
Of the first nights play; Stokes,
runner-up in the initial battle; Ra-
phael. Gagnon, Slockett. Gotta,
Brown, Clark and Olson. Anyone
else wishing to enter may hand in
his name.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-06-08
ROAD BUILDER DIES

New Haven. June 8 R>-Robert D.
Daley. 70. road builder, contractor
and engineer, died yesterday at his
home here after a lingering illness.
Born in Cork. ireland. Mr.. Daley
came here at an early age. Surviv-
ing relatives include three sister:
Sister Mary Antonius Of st. Peter
and Paul convent at Waterbury. and
Mrs. Ellen Dwyer and Miss Mary
Daley. who lived with him.