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Treaty Curbs
Whet Bidgars
Martial Spirit
Warlike Little County De
mands Sea Outlet Amidst
Unrest Over Subjection
EDITOR’S NOTE: The follow
ing In the Inst in the scries on
danger spots In Europe.
United Press Associations.
By STEWART BROWN
Soda, Bulgaria, June 21. (UP)—
Bulgaria, like Hungary, chafes un
der the peace treaties which re
duced it to a tiny nation sur
rounded by big and powerful
neighbors.
The primitive and warlike Bul
gars fought three wars In the six
years from 1912 to 181*. They won
the first, and lost the other two.
Am a result of these latter de
feats Bulgaria lost territory to
Yugoslavia. Greece, Turkey and
"Rumania. These four "victors” are
mow bound together In the Bulkan
/Entente for the express purpose of
defending their war booty.
Bulgnrla does not make as much
noise about twenty revision as the
Hungarians. Nevertheless, quietly
and calmly, the Bulgarians are
working to got the alleged Injus
tices of these treaties revised.
Sea Outlet Deinnndcd
Tho dominating point in Bul
garia's revision demands Is nn out
let to tho Aegean Sea. which It
lost to tho Greeks when forced to
cede Thrace to Greece. Bulgnrla
steadfastly refuses to sign the Bal
kan status-quo pact until some of
Us demands are met.
For many years Bulgaria's rela
tions with Its western neighbor,
Yugoslavia, wore bad because of
the terrorist activities of the
Macedonians. Tho situation was so
tense for many years thnt the
frontier between the two countries
win closed. This tension has been
relieved by tho recent rapproche
ment between the sister Slav na
tions after the Bulgarian govern
ment stamped out tho terrorists.
Delations with Rumania and
Turkey are still poor. The Bul
garians complain of ill treatment
of Bulgarian minorities In Ituma
nlu, while Turkey fenrs Bulgnrla,
Inspired by Italy, might attempt
to capture Turkey’s portion of
Thrace.
Army Above Limit
By this treaty of Ncullly Bul
garia's army wna limited to 20,000
volunteer soldiers, but It la no so
cret thnt Bulitnrla hna nlmoat
twice htla number, recruited on a
oonaorlptlve basis. The govern
mant, however, does not have the
money to purchase neccsaary
equipment.
Bulgaria's Internal situation Is
muddled and still In h state of
flux. In May of last year Col.
Klmon Gheorghteff made a blood
less fascist coup d’etat which
ended the parliamentary regime
and made KIiir Boris 111 almost n
prisoner In hla own pulaoe In the
I center of the city.
Since the coup d'etat there have
been two new governments, and
with each government the king’s
authority hus Increased. Certain
members of the Army league,
however, still are working against
the crown and It Is considered pos
sible there may be n show-down
before the end of the year.
Cabinet’s Status Precarious
Tito king and the newest gov
ernment have promised the poople
another constitution, but It Is
doubtful whether the present cab
inet will survive to finish the text.
The personal situation of King
Borin also Is complicated for an
other reason, He has no son as
yet, and according to the old con
stitution his daughter and bis
brother, Prince Cyril, ure not eli
gible.
Bulgurla Is extremely poor, but
there Is no unemployment because
Ihero Is no Industry. Tobacco,
wheat and sugur beets are the
country’s main products. Eighty
per cent of the country’s 6,000,000
Inhabitants are peasants. Twenty
six per cent of the country's males
cannot read and write, and more
than half the women ure Illiterate.
Autonomy Date* Prom I0IIH
Bulgurla only won Its Indepen
dence from Turkey In 1 908. In
1913 It assisted In a victorious war
agulnst Turkey, but at the end of
tbo conflict the victorious allies
mMpv-nt war among themselves
*5®F*?I»»''I Bulgaria won defeated. It had
Mature v recovered from this blow
Mphyn' the country entered the
ESV,'. ■ 1 Vsr on the side of the On
Rival Powers nud again was beuten.
i ■ 1 Bulgers, however, aro a
virile and warlike people und It Is
unlikely they will consent to re
main In a position of Inferiority
for long. If this powder barrel ex
ploded It would certainly Involve
the entire Balkans and perhnps
quickly spread to eastern and
western Europo.
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NEEDED BENEFICIAL ROUGHAGE
SO MANY APPRECIATE THE RELEASE FROM THE
LAXATIVE HABIT THAT HONEY KRUSHED
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INCREASING.
George A. Faber, M. D., 82
Edgehlll Ave.. Waterville, Conn..
writes:
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>our new Honey Krushed Wheat
bread. I found this bread not only
deltcioua, but very beneficial. The
honey contained therein has a
stimulating effect on the Intestines
and the combination of crushed
wheat kernels and honey gives the
neoessary roughage and with other
ingredients, helps in relieving and
correcting bowel disorders. I am
glad to give you my personal rec
ommendation.”
Realising the need for a whole
some bread that contained correc
tive ingredients, yet in no way took
anything from the appetizing
flavor, the makers selected the
secret formula of Raymond s Honey
Krushed Wheat Bread. It baa more
tood value. It has stimulating ad
vantage* found In no #ther bread
ft took real baking achievement
1 to develop It. To obtain the roar*.
bulk necessary to perfect eiimti*.
Uoa and combine the nutrition con
talned In sugar, yet void ot the
harmful effect, crushed wheat and
pure honey were combined.
Make This Ten-Day Test
If you are troubled with faulty
elimination, switch to Raymond's
Honey Krushed Wheat Bread for
ten days. After the third or fourth
day you will begin to feel more
peppy, your bowels will begin to
move regularly and you will feel
like a different person.
<3o to your grocers today and be
sure to get the original and genu
ine Reymond's Honey Krushed
Wheat Bread. Bat a slice with
your eyes shut. You'll be sur
prised at Its marvelous flavor and
almost swear It is full of nut
meats. It is tastier than other
breads because It contains an
abundant supply ot honey.
Be sure to get Raymond's Honey
Krushed Wheat Bread. Look for
the moisture proof wrapper with
the Cellophane window that shows
the extra outer coating of crushed
wheat on the crust.—AtlcrrtiM
BRUTALLY SLAIN
•a.
■ •
-5—
Victim of a brutal assault, Mil
dred Hallmark, 19, above, was
found dead In a ditch near a
Peoria, 111., ocmctery four blocks
from her home, her neck
broken and her face and
head lacerated. Police believe
the girl wus waylaid as she left
a street car. They sought a
former Peoria man, who recently
escaped from a Detroit hospital.
G. 0. P SET FOR
SPORTSPROGRAM
Recreation Galore Planned
for New London Con
-• vention Jane 29
An extensive recreational pro
gram la being planned for the New
England Conference of Young Re
publican! which will be held at
Eastern Point, New London, on
June 29 and SO, Lewis E. Ooodsell
of Bethel, Connecticut chairman
on arrangements, announced to
day.
Following adjournment of the
afternoon session at 4:30 o'clock
Saturday, the 29th, facilities will
be provided for golf, tennis, swim
ming, baseball, boating, cards, and
a steamer tour of the beautiful
and famous New London harbor.
There will be a nominal fee for
golf, tennis and swimming, Mr.
Ooodsell said, the other things on
the program being free.
The golfers will tee up on the
course of the Bhenecosaett Country
club, the locale for the yearly
Shenecossett tournaments which
attract the best golfers In the
country. Tennis and baseball will
be played on the grounds of the
Griswold Hotel where the confer
ence Is being held. Provisions for
cards will be made at the hotel.
Swimming will be had at a nearby
bathing beach, while the steamer
trip will start and end off the ho
tel.
Following the banquet and eve
ning session of the conference,
there will be free dancing until
2 a. m. In the sea-breese swept
dance hall of the hotel, A seven
piece orchestra will furnish the
music. Arrangements have also
been made for the young Republi
cans to enjoy dancing in the newly
Police Orders Issued
On Saturday’s Parade
Sergeant George Gooding in Charge of Detail Traffic
Regulations Posted—Three Platoons to Report
Older 1667, June 20th, 1035.
To the officers and Member* of the
Police Dept.:
The following detnll for the Con
necticut Snengerfest parade, Sat
urday, June 22d:
Sturts at 12:46 p. m. standard
time.
Kscort: Sergt. Gooding In com
mand: Santorn, Dereskevlce, Park
er, Collins, McKenna, Moynthun,
Whlston, Smith, McDonnell, l’nkul.
Hobart, O'Loughlln, O'Dea. Flavin,
Caffory.
Motor patrol: Overton, first;
ALLEGED ‘TIPSY5”
DRIVER JAILED
Accused Pladead Guilty to
Charge — Given Sen
tence of 10 Days
First Jail sentenuo on a tipsy
driving charge Imposed here In
some time wns given In city court
to-day to Joseph Wasky, 23, of 21
Suncrest avenue. The term, one of
10 days, was Imposed by Judge
John F. McGrath.
Wasky pleaded guilty to having
been under the Influence of liquor
while driving, May 22nd. He wns
arrested on that date by Motor
Patrolman John Walsh and John
McDonnell, and booked by Captain
ltlchard LoRoy, The Jail sentence
was Imposed after counsel for the
youth said that the uccused would
bo unable to pay a, money fine.
Vincent Perrottl, 18. of 429
Baldwin street, charged with op
erating without a license und driv
ing a enr without lights, wns fined
36 and cost*. Execution of the pay
ment of the line was postponed for
two weeks.
Continuance of a week wns given
Peter Horbnrhuk, 18, of 270 Beech
er uvenue, charged with breuch of
the peace, He was arrested after a
neighborhood quarrel.
Klmllar continuance was given
John Hollolt, 42, of 993 North Main
street, who was arrested May 18th
for alleged evasion of responsibil
ity. _
FINED $100
Kostanttnns Burba of 11 Harriet
avenue pleaded guilty to a charge
of operating a motor vehicle while
under the Influence of liquor when
urralgned In Houthlngton town
court last evening and wns fined
3100 and costs. Judge J. Lambert
Degnnn remitted 960 of the fine and
Burba wns released on payment of
302.76.
Dwyer, second.
Report it 12:30 p. m.
The following report at head
quarters at 11:30 a. m. and at place
of assignment at 12:45 a. m.:
Freight etreet: No parking. Capt.
LeRoy, Hunlhan, Xleily 1st, Norton,
O'Neill, O'Rourke, Luddy, Hag
gerty, Tehan, Shea.
Grand street from Meadow
street to Bank street: No parking
on south side, or In front of Chase
building. Sergt. Duggan, Overton
2d, Kavanaugh, Phelnn 2d, llerry,
Tettlt, Lovnllo, Dceley, Culleton,
Naniaek, Hcspclt, Hurley, Harris.
Bank street from Grand street
to Exchange place: No parking
either side. Sergt. Hayes, Boulung
er, Hartnett, Cluney, Brennan. Mc
Cabe, Lacey, Summon, McCarthy
1st.
Hast Main street from Exchange
place to Cherry street: No parking
either side. Lieut. Mulvtlle, Car
mody, Morrissey, Dunn 1st, Buck
miller, Carroll, Ferrlter, Hurlbut,
Blodgett, Hayes 6th, Kennedy,
Clark. McElllgott 1st.
Chorry street from East Main
street to North Main street: No
parking on east side, no parking
also from Vine street to North
Main street on either elds. Sergt.
Phelan, Murphy, Verrastro, Dunn
2d, l'annone, Karpelman, Chris
tlnat, Griffin, Stango, Boylan,
Sheehan, Joyce, Earley.
North Main street to West Muln
street' No parking on west side.
Sergt. Htllborg, Fennessey, Lynch
2d, McKnack, Marian >, Mecca, Ds
Nurdo, Norton. Nolan, Magro, Ken
ney, liarll, Cass, Johnson, Phelan
4th.
West Main street from North
Main to Willow streets: No park
ing on north side to Central uve
nue. Sergt. Wilton, Walsh, Dowling,
Uuarlnl, Hughes, -Htggtns, Dwyer
1st, Martin, Lynch 1st, Uergln.
Phelnn 5th, Meaney, Lawlor.
Meadow street from West Main
street to Grand street: No parking
m west side. Sergt. Errleo, Red
ding, Begg, McCarthy 4th.
Lieut. Dunphy assist at Exchange
placo. *
TURNER CLASSES
GUESTS AT FETE
Boys, Girls Enjoy Party
Concluding Season's
Activities
As a concluding activity of the
present season the boy*' and girls'
elaaaca of the Waterbury Turners
combined yesterday afternoon.
Physical Director William Kultsow
led the combined groups In al per
iod of free exercises and games
and apparatus work. Following the
period on the gym floor several of
the girls assisted as hostessos In
serving a buffet lunch.
Mr. Kultsow began his duties as
physical director In March und
since then the boys and girls have
ben active on the gym floor twice
a week. The girls attend on Monday
and Thursday and the boys on
Tuesday and Friday. The classes
will be discontinued for the sum
mer and will begin activities again
In September. The ladles who meet
on Monday and Thursday evening
and the men who meet Tuesday
and Friday evening will also con
clude their gym class activities
this week.
The turners will also be active
during the state Saengerfest which
takes place on Saturday and Sun
day of this week. In the parade on
Saturday afternoon the Turners
w|U enter a float showing several
gymnasts at work on various ap
paratus. All the classes will march
In gym uniform.
Among those present at the chil
dren’s party was: Dorothy Butler,
Mildred Kalwet. Helen Kledsal
kowskl. Marguerite Tapkcn. Rose
I Marie and Marguarlte Wledorn,
Bernice Deady, Elsie Wenker, El
frteda and Dorothy Jabs, Louise
and Lucy Dl Cola, Marie Colacl,
Barbara Hummel, Beatrice King,
Eleanor Becker, Vera Severson.
Myrtle Hansen.
Robert Drapatin, Howard Dal
ton, Arnold and William Schmol
Unger, Herman Graf, Joseph and
Carl Breuer, Albert and Fred Wle
dorn. Walter Jabs, Francis Hum
mel. Sebastian Cavlagea. Richard
C la gey, August Gerard, Walter
Martinson. Arnold Norelll, Angelo
Hummi, Canto Krlehettl.
France's new public works pro
gram Is giving work to nuiny un
employed.
b«ilt grtllwlthoot Paying the cus
tomary cover charge.
Qeorga E. MaeDougall of New
London, chairman of the commit
tee on reservations, haa announced
that a large number of resarva
Uona have already bean received.
Connecticut Young Republicans
are holding a morning, session at
10:t0; the New England session
opens at 2:10 p. m. Prominent
Young Republican leaders of the
New England states, New York
and New Jersey will be the prin
cipal speakers at all sessions.
[ Prance's new program of na
tional defense is giving employment
to many.
CASTRENSE SOCIETY
OUTING ANNOUNCED
The Reciproca Castrense society
will hold ita annual outing at
Qraco Park on Bmdley avenue,
Sunday afternoon.
Moat of the Itallan-Amerlcan ao
oletiea of the city will be repre
aented by large delegatlona. Sport
ing oonteeta and gamea will be held
and a band concert by Prof. O.
Oenttle'a band. The aociety la an
old organisation and very popular.
The committee on arrangement* ia
headed by Brcoli Domenico, chair
man; Gregorio Menoto, secretary;
AmbrOaio Maggi, treasurer; and in
cludM Agoattno Agostini, Costan
tlno Marabotttnl, Bnrlco MUirhl.
Alebrando Pellegrini, AttlHo Mara
bottlnl. Bnrlco Scateria, Umberto
Contadlnt, Giuseppe Fortunl, Luigi
Blglnl, Aurello Brualdl, BHO
Erasmo, Vlneonao Lentl, Antonio
Di Francesco, Olullo CordelU Is
president of the society.
HE WAS KIND TO ME
Martins Ferry, O.—(UP)—The
will of E. C. Boyd left $600 to his
half-brother. T. J. Berkley, with
the statement: "He was kind to me
when a boy.” The bulk of the
man’s $$0,000 estate went to three
daughters.
BJ. Robert Stevenson of thin city
will be one ot the mein speakers
at the tablet unveiling tomorrow
in honor ot Joel Barlow, Revolu
tionary war figure and one ot Con
necticut's noted oltisens. The cere
monies are to be held at Redding.
The United States ambassador from
France. Andre de la Boulaye will
be one of the distinguished guests
at the event The unveiling will
take place on the Barlow home
stead, birthplace of the farm boy
who was a close trlehd of George
Washington. He died while on a
treaty mission to contact Napoleon
The mnt tomorrow la to ba ob
served u part of tha state** tar
cantanary ealcbratlon.
COLLEGE PRESIDENT RESIGNS
Aahland, O.—(UP)—Dr Edwin
B. Jacobs, president of Aahland
colics* for 19 years, has submitted
hi raalsnatlon. In hla resignation
Dr Jacubs recommended tha ap
pointment of Dr Charlaa L. Ana
pach as hla successor. Dr Anspach,
former dean ft Ashland college,
resigned recently from the faculty
of Michigan State Normal collage,
at Ypsllanti. ,
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