The Bangor Daily News from Bangor, Maine • 11

CLASSIFIED ADS TOWN NEWS for NEWS WANT ADS dial 6441 BANGOR MAINE WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 11 1934 tition Once such an association Is formed Moran said the fishermen may apply through It for the relief they desire The application should be made to NRA under a provision of the code fra: the fishing Industry he said The congressman added that he had already asked the tariff commission to Investigate the situa- LOBSTERMEN URGED TO FORM COMBINE tion so that it might be ready with an advisory re port at such time as the Recovery administration may ask for it final decision rests with the Moran said personal interest in the Maine lobster fishermen frequently expressed to me makes me fully confident that the President will give sincere and sympathetic consideration to the Boots (in Irish Tvs for-gotten captain whether you wanted to be called at six or seven Voice from within time is it Boots yer Pearson's Dictator Expected to Give Account of Blood Purge Eft LIN July 10 (AP) The 100 Starting Today! LONDON July Louis Barth ou French foreign minister who came to England seeking assurances of British cooperation in event of war left tonight expressing far more satisfaction than could be accounted for by official reports of the conversations he had with cabinet members here Britain and France he said reached a and found that they are agreed on the European situation His enthusiasm was not supported by British comment and doubt was expressed in informed quarters that any extensive assistance was promised in event of invasion of the Franco-Belgian area British cabinet members have stated repeatedly that no pact will be entered into beyond the Locarno agreement under which Great Brit- ain France Italy Belgium and Germany undertook to preserve the peace of western Europe British official circles made no comment on the conversations between Barthou and Sir John Simon foreign secretary beyond the rather meaningless communique which stated that conversations mad it possible for the two governments to clearly appreciate their respective points of view on the questions under the communique added "included French proposals for additional mutual security in eastern Europe the future of the disarmament conference and preparations fog the 1835 naval Barthou Vfio has been visiting various parts of Europe for months looking for new security agreements ended his tour he Indicated with the firm conviction that the British will back up the Locarno treaty fully The veteran diplomat Indicated that he was taking back from London more than he actually expected am filled with he said am 35 Main St Slw 14 to 2t Shw fa Some of our best selling models One piece and jacket types in soft printed crepes as well as printed and solid tone crepes and sheers Our Entire Stock of Cotton Shop SUITS LINEN SUITS LOUELLA SITES BECOMES BRIDE OF MARON EZZY VAN BUKEN July A wedding of interest was solemnized Monday morning in the church of the Nativity Presque Isle when Miss Louella Sites of Presque Isle became the bride of Maron Ezzy son of Mr and Mrs George Ezzy of this town Rev Father Bernard officiated and celebrated the Nuptial Mass in the presence of many friends Mr and Mrs Ezzy left later in the day for a honeymoon trip through the southern part of the state Mr Ezzy is a graduate of St high school and has ben prominent in athletic circles in this section for many yearn He is now employed as agent for the Northland Cleaning Plant in Presque Isle Mr and Mrs Ezzy will make their home in Van Buren where their many friends extend good wishes for a happy wedded life TWO FARM HOMES IN KINGMAN WERE TOTAL FIRE LOSS Formerly $1050 Values All this latest Swagger length coats and hip lengths Sisea 14-20 28-52 Cotton Shop Dresses $1-59 $189 $2-89 DOROTHY GOODE TO BE BRIDE OF HENRY CUSHMAN White COATS Mr and Mrs William Goodf of Houlton announce the engagement of Mr Goode's sister Dorothy Goode of Bangor to Henry fi Cushman also of Bangor Miss Goode is a graduate of Bangor high school class of 1929 attended Beal Business College and was graduated from the Eastern Maine General Hospital Training School for Nurses in the class of 1933 Miss Goode is the daughter of William Goode of Milo and since the death of her mother Mrs Florence Goode has made her home with her brother who is a former resident of Bangor Mr Cushman is the son of Al-void and the late Alice Cushman 18 Chatham street He is a graduate of Bangor high school class of 1927 and has since that time been employed at the Merchants National Bank Bangor No date has yet been set for the wedding PISCATAQUIS COUNTRY CLUB IS YERY 'ACTIYE All Summmer PISCATAQUIS VALLEY COUNTRY CLUB July 10 Monday night's contract for men and women proved a fine party with 20 players Mr and Mrs John Houston of Guilford acting as hostess Huntington of Guilford carried off first honors for men and Mrs Henry Knight of Monson for the women There were present beside the hosts and prize winners Mr Knight Mrs Huntington from Dexter Mr and Mrs Rowe Mr and Mrs "Harold Small Mr and Mrs Wilfred Slater from Monson Mr and Mrs Roy Hescock from Sanger -ville Mr and Mrs Carr from Abbot Mrs Buxton Miss Hope Buxton from Guilford Mr and Mrs Davidson Sunday dinner guests at The Piscataquis Valley Country Club included: Mr and Mrs Small of Dexter Mr and Mrs Holbrook Mrs Sayward Mrs Edgar Boadway Mr and Mrs Elliott and Thomas Blake Recent golf guests at the club included Mr and Mrs A White of New York Edward Bolton of Wassookeag Miss Helen Nissen of Bangor Oberg and Oberg of Milo who were guests of Dore and Blake Albert Burrill ot Wilton Miss Mimzer and Miss Margaret Scheidner Now They're Tours for Usually 1 Priced Much Higher Beautifully tailored me the smartest pt lightweight woolens is a 4 swanky style Silk lined th roughest Caroline Cotton Crash WOODSMAN DIES RESULT OF PUSH RUMFORD' July 10 Following the death at Rumford Community hospital late tonight cf Granville York 50 Canton woodsman County Attorney Mathew McCarthy announced he would seek a manslaughter warrant tomorrow morning against Marcel Robichaud 40 former Rumford police officer Authorities were told York fell when pushed by Robichaud as the former insisted on entering a Waldo street beer garden Saturday night York was brought to the police station in a taxi whose operator could not find the lodging house When York's condition became worse Sunday physicians ordered his removel to the hospital Full Fashioned BANGOR WOMEN ATTEND SCHOOL OF CITIZENSHIP the Wanted Shades Wide Lace Trimming REBEKAH LODGE MEETS TONIGHT Norombega Rebekah lodge will hold its regular meeting in Odd Fellows hall tonight at 730 In Tea Rose and White The British Museum with approximately 5000000 volumes is said to contain the world's largest library 35 MAIN ST BANGOR MAINE.