Herbert E. Clemson of >108 ' Tht Weather North Elm street, who is leaving ForocMt •( U. S. Weather. Bureau tomorrowifor Fort Devens, with n grroup of selectees from this town, Showrers, ooraaional thunder- Dast Friday afternoon Dr. uas given a farewell party last Member c l the Audit rtonaa ending >Iat« tonight; aot A. B. M oru lost his' dog,. It did , night at the home of his sister, Bureso of Circulations quite so oooL not come noma during the eve­ Mrs. Jennie Tracy 6f 114 North ning u hS'advertised in The. Elm street. Mrs. Tracy was as­ Among the enlistments in the Manchester—-A City of Village Charm Hewld. Result—within thirty sisted by her daughter. Miss Janet United States Marine Corps at mifiute.s after Saturday’s Her­ Tracy and Mrs. Florence Bayllss. ald hit the street he got a ! the Recruiting Station in Hart­ VOL. LXL, NO. 257 (ClaMlfled Adv ng on Page . 14) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1942 In yesterday's funeral notice re­ Only the familica of Mr. Clemson’a ford were Roland W. Wilson of 13# (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS porting the burial of Edward H. 'phone call to go to Autumrii brothera and aiaters who are liv­ Oak Btreet and Robert O. Henry Keeney it was stated that the ffr- street. His dog was on its way ing in town attended. The gue.ata 3rd of 32 Deerfield drive. ing squad was furnished by the home. pooled their contributiona and i TTji non born Saturday, July 2S, Army and Na\-y club. The squad Another satisfied advertiser gave Mr. Clemson a purse of Meet the New Champ to Mr. and Mr§. Nathanlfl Waite was fumlsheyd by Co. H-, Connec­ wanted to rent a Six-room flat: money. gnilth, Jr., of New Canaan, has ticut State Guard under Serggint It was a -••blind" address but Enjert Linder.s. Harold Olds, of the first mail brought thirty- Aiitb and Truck ericans Get bean named Austin Cheney Smith. one replies. Betty Ann and Barbara Goodale, j Red Armored Trains Mra. Smith was the former Miss G, State Guards, was the amall daughtera of Mr.^and ^fra. ! REPAIRS Mabel Cheney, daughter of Mr, and bugler. It pays to advertise la The Roy W. Goodale, of Niantic, Conn., i Bxpert Sonrta^ A! iMra. Cheney of .Wedgeway. Hart- Herald for quick and sure re­ have retumefl to their home after ' 'ford road. Four members of Co. H. State sults. spending a few days with their I ABEL’S Guards,- have been discharged grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Lyttle i Rear 2fi Cooper StreatT from service at their own request. of 48 Eldridge street. I Raiders; Tra Bring Fresh Troops; They are: Private Earle I. White, Mr. and. Mra. L. E. Darling of TAIX CCD.ABS Jr,. Corporal Burton Frazier, Pri­ 8 Oiurch street received a cable­ vate Edward A. McAllister, and gram today from their son. Staff 1 N O O Private Paul V. Shea. Frazier has .Sergeant L. E. Darling. Jr., stating , been inducted into the U. S. Army that he has safely arrived over- : Target of Bomber^ t o m o r r o w n ig h t and leaves tomorro.w morning for seas. TEA ROOM-SEA FOOD Lower Don Crossed Fort Devena, Mass. The other three sought a discharge for busi­ ^ ORANGE HALL Olaf Sundlis, of 5 Parker street, FR1D.\Y SPECI.\LS! ness reasons. has returned home from Dorches­ Also Down One or Pos- German, Rumanian and Defenders Reported to ter, Mass., where ha attended the i • SWORDFISH Judge Raps r. funeral of h^ father, Johan ' B.' -sibly Two Jap Planes British Fliers Again Slovak Troops Span Be Checking German Sundlie. The alder Sundlis was • LOBSTER Over New Guinea in River onf 150-Mile Onslaught West of PINEHURST FISH... Broiled Fish Fillets caretaker of the Peabody estate on s SHRLMP , Plans Lack ii Letnnn' Comn^wealth avenue, Boston, Addition to Bag at Raid French Coast Front; Thrust Spears' Stalingrad; h ; Parsley ftauee and prominent In Norwegian af­ \ * * . ■ New Un- {, FRESH SWORDFISH JoUenhe fair! in that city. Clams Scallops Darwin; Hombers Set heads 112 Miles South On Moving its Rnshefl into Bat- Fillets of: Cod Polloek Green Beans Soft Shell Crabs Raging Fire to . Yessd ^ Fighters Sweep Across Of Stream; Fighting Haddock Whole Haddock Creamed Potatoee Tax Collector Samuel Nelson And other Fresh Sen Foods, Refugee Tells tie Raging for Week rucnraher Salad will keep his office opened until 9 Besides Our Usual Array af Carrying Troops and i Channel in Direction In Progress for Salsk, Sole Mackerel Sliced Peachfw o^clbck tonight for those who wish Roasts, Steaks, Chops. Federfd Officials Says In Great Loop of Flounder Salmon Coffee or Tea to pay taxes. Saturday la the last xa/lPkAiyEi Shoot Up Escort. Federal Jury Of'Bolgne; Nazis At­ Railway Junction. War Department Negli­ Don; Situation Grave. Opened Chowder Clams... pint 39c Malted Milk day for the payment of taxes tack During Night, without having the additional 883 MAIN STREET gent on Evacuation Opp. St. Jamea’s Church (^neral MacArthur’s Head- Berlin (From German Moscow, July 31.'— — WEEK-END SPECIALS... charge added and the office on Of Nazi Link that day. will be open until noon qilkrters, Australia, July 31. London, July 31.—(/P)— Broadcasts), July 31.—■{/?)— For San Francisco, Armored trains of the Red Aa far aa poeaible, all week-end features start Friday mom- German, Rumanian and Slo­ taig ..butler, meat and grocery pricea being the same. Many only. ^A V rln the biggest burst British fighters swept across Army rolled into the shell- aeopla like to do part or all of their akopplng Friday. THE TEA ROOM of aerial warfare since the Asserts Molzahn Gave the channel in the direction vak tr(X)ps have crossed the San Francisco, July 31. — iP)-— tom steppes of the Don bend A wofd about Swordfish. This U genuine Block Island, Miaa Odett Dilworth of IMward Coral Sea battle nearly three lower Don - river on a 150- Judge William Denman of the naaUy eaaght fish. If yon want to Vsphirge” and have a center street and Miss Ruth Frazier of Tfiff COM Him Card to ^Hearl of Boulogne. this morning in today, bringing up fresh re­ Hawthorne street are spending months ago, American fliers a resumption of daylight mile front and already have United States Circuit Court of Ap­ inforcements for the defend-' eat of Swordfish at M e lb.. It’s mighty fine fish. We don’t look their vacation at Stony Creek VICTORY DAYS-TODAY ANT) FRIDAY mancnesteii Co h n * iq. Curtiss' Rittyhawks yes­ Of Gestapo’ in Altona thrust spearheads 112 miles peals charged today the War De­ for maeh Swordfish this summer and do not expect much change Dude Ranch in New York. raids on the occupied French ers who already had reported fen terday shot down nine Japa­ coast after a night of scat­ s ^ th of the stream, the (Jer- partment was negligent in draft­ checking the German on- have • food Mopply of Beefs LiMnb. Poultry, Tur­ BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS! On Trip to Germany. rrian l\igh command declared ing plans for civilian evacuation of nese raiders 6v^er Darwin tered German bombing at­ this city in event of an enemy air .slaught west of Stalingrad. keys And Veul for the week-end. ^ Take More of. Your Change in Stamps! and downed one or possibly two today. Fighting iz in progreu for raid. The new troops were rushed Japanese over New Guihea, while Hartford, July 31;—(d'l—A Ger­ tacks upon Britain. Nazi man refugee told a Federal court planes also were active over the the town of Salsk, a Junction Japanese incendiary bombs could straightway Into the battle which GET YOUR VITAMIN-FRESH VEGETABLES HERE! Wedding and Farewell heavy Allied bombers lOOt ^^mlles point on the rkUways from the cause more destruction to San has raged for a week in the great north of New Guinea set rfiging Jury todsy that, the Rev. Kurt E. channel during the forenoon and Many Nativo Venetablcfi, and in particular nearby hea\'y anti-aircraft fire was audi­ (Caucasus to Stalingrad, 100 miles •Francisco, with its winds and loop of the Don, front dispatchM Partiea For Soldiers fire to a Japanese transport and;; B. Molzahn, pastor of Old Zion’s wooden buildings, than the great said. Peachcfl,'Native Apples, Toiiiatoefi and Corn, art »t a CtHOUSe-'SOH ahot up ita destroyer escort. One ble for.several minutes on the out­ southeast of Rostov, a communi­ Our Specialty. Lutheran church in Philadelphia, skirts of London, which bad two earthquake and fire Of 1906, he NSciii' Able to Roll South new low. , INC. American plane was shot down at Samuel Reed Conrey V of Philadelphia, Judged grand champion que said. said. But while the Russians tbera Front a Sandwich Te a Meal! Darwin but the pilot parachuted gave' him a card to an official quick alarms during the night— He accused Lieut. Gen. J. L. were aaid to be holding the Naxl Lima Beans Crisp, Native whom he described as "the bead the fifth and sixth of the week. in the annual baby parade at Ocean City, N. J., gets his trophy from Pursue Russians Closely B I N G O -- to safety. Dorothy Jockers of Jenkintowh, queen of the parade. Samuel is 11 Speed troops and advanced In­ DeWltt, commanding general of advance, even thrusting it back at Green Beaiui CUCUMBERS, each A. PAGANI A SONS Lose Only One Plane of the Geatapo" in Altona, Ger­ The gunfire sent shoppers in the some points, the situation below 5c TONIGHT 8 O’CLOCK capital scurrying for cover, but months old. * . > • fantry divisions are pursuing the Wax Beans TeL 57M The American fighters tore Into many, which the clergyman aald ground watchers spotted no ene­ ______. ■ '______^ $ (Oontlnued on Page Ten) Rostov continued extremalF Cabbasro Becker’s Nativo ’ ODD FELLOWS HALL the attacking force of 27 enemy woujd enable him to get "in the my planes over the city. Russians Closely and have barred grave, with the Germans admit­ SPONSORED BY KING DAVTO YODGE, L O. O. F. bombers and ,22 cacorting Zero further retreat at several points tedly still able to roll on at points Ripe Tomatoefi CARROTS OR good graces" of the Nazi party.. Eight Midlands Towns Hit south of the Don. Sweet Potatoes BEETS, bunch .... 30 GA.MES 30 fighters over Port Darwin, knock­ by outstripping the disorganized 5c Zfi Games ...... *\\ ...... S4.00 Prize Pae Gama ing down seven of the fighters and The witneas. Dr. Otto Richard Ehght towns in the Midlands fugitives, the command stated. American Air The Soviet Annies along tha 4 Special Gaines...... $10.00 Prize Per Gama two bombers at a cost of only one' Flatter, 60-year-old former Ger­ were bit with high explosives and Denies Nazis’ Motion Dc were fighting under exhorta­ GREEN PEPPERS, Auio GmcrabrSlirbi man Army sergeant who loat a incendiaries by the German night An infantry division has occu­ tions of their leaders and tha 2 f o r ...... 1 Special G am a...... $50.00 Prtxa defending plane. The Japanese pied Kuschevka, about 50 miles whole Soviet press to “die but I 5c Door Prize $10.00 formations were completely brok­ leg in France during the World raiders _ wbo followed the usual south of Rostov on the railway to Action Looms $1.00 Admission Includes All of the Above Games. en up In this performance, de­ war, was called by the govern­ practice of lighting up the target On Filing Body Writs don’t retreat” and to live up to Freshly Picked and Ignition ScrviccT juur ment to testify against Molaahn, area with flares before unloading the Caucasus, It added. the traditions - set by Rusaia's Special Cards lOe Each. scribe by a headquarters com­ The number of Russian prison­ YELLOW CORN, munique as a. piece of "brilliant now on trial on a charge of vio­ their bombs. , greatest warriors of the past, the 30-31 lating the 1917 espionage act by One midlands town had its first ers and amounts of booty are in­ Against Nazis latter a theme set yesterday by dozen ...... 30c interception.-’ Alleged Saboteurs Lose creasing continually, but no esti­ Joseph Stalin himself. ‘ OOMDS anc/ STAMP'S fa fhe Lim/f conspiring to furnish Germany real raid of the war. In a second, f • Good Quality The big raid upon the northern and Japan siith American mili­ a well-known church was dam­ Cash Bonuses mates yet are . available as the Despite the intense pressure of I pbrt came in the afternoon a'fter a tary secrets. aged, and In a third * low^fij-ing In Effort to Escape Ju German and German-allied forces Full • Scale Participa­ large German forces hurled Into POTATOES, light, ineffective morning attack. Flatter, now a pfoprletor of a planea machine-gunned the streets. risdiction of Military j advance, the communique de­ the attack south of the Don, there p eck ...... 49c Attack Port Ilrdland scientific laboratory in.. Staten Is­ Although the R. A. F. was pre­ Likely Result clared. tion Expected Soon; were some indications that tha 8 pounds...... • •••••o 30c PATRIOTIC WOMEN Materials Are Available For In other Uiruata at the common­ land, N. T., told the Jui^ and vented by weather fromi continu­ Tribunal bv Appeal.' Throw Russians Across River Fresh Speculation on onslaught was beln|[ slowed, and I wealth, nine high-flying Japanese Judge J. Joseph Smith that kc ing its massed raids on Germany In the big bend of the Don the feeling was expressed in Mos- ^ bombers msde the first attack of bad taught in several German last night, extensive' sweeps by Wa.shington, July 31.—(/P) Of Tax Curb northeast of Rostov, German and Invasion of Continent. cow that the situation was defi­ the war on Port Hedland, small achools, but had been forced td' fighters were carried out In the nitely brighter—at least for the —The seven alleged Nazi Rumanian troops have thrown moment. Remodeling And Repair Work freight port southwest of Broome, abandon- that profeaaion in 1933 evening and COasUl Oommand the Russians across the river, and London, July 31 —OP) —United PEACHES 3 pounds 29c BRING ’'TROUBLE” HERE! in western Australia, causing because "I w rote and spoke aircraft registered two hits on en­ saboteurs lost today in their Taking Terrific '.oU Senate Committee Told Italian forces have repulsed local States Army Air Fores headquar­ A dispatch from the sector said Taka care to bring yoUr Ante slight ‘damage and one casualty, against Hitler and the Nazi par­ emy ships off- the Frisian islands. effort to escape jurisdiction tank-supported Soviet attacks, it Electricnl tronblao to ns. Ihnt and made a futile, single-plane ty.” ters, strengthened by the arrival taking a terrific toll of the Ger­ Fowl WiD fdsturcdl d t aaaeaaaeaeaeeaaoea a C d C l l - Oanadlans Bomb Factory •f President Roosevelt’s Mili-^ Provision Tightening was asserted. , wlO end troobleai End endlaae flight attack on Horn Island, in the Met Molzahn on Ship Canadians on intruder patrol of four high-ranking officers, hum­ mans in fierce 'fighting With the > Eddfllb S hooldcrs d t ••aaaaaea-aaaaaaeeoaasaaa«* • 1b. 2SC Soviet attempts to break off an forces which gained footholds exponas^ too! It brlnga no Torres Strait. The partly-bald \sitness, apeak- Into Holland bombed a factory tar>' Commission by appeal [ Limits on Pensions med today with activity which ead ta dangan roanltfag from Buy Insulation^ Storm Sash And Storm Doors encirclement and to relieve encir­ spoke of eventual full-scale Amer­ south of the Don in the Tfimiyantk 1 3UCCd BdCOd d t aaaoaoouoooooowodooe********** 1^* Keeping up their own offensive ing with a German accent, aaid from low level with their Ameri­ to the Supreme Court. Chief area. faolty Stnrtar, Genarntor, l^Mlon, operations. Allied heavy bombers can-made Boatona, snd ripped up May Result in Inflation cled troops from the outside cost ican participation in the aerial of­ Freshly Chopped Groand Beef* Rood rdlue dt .... .lb. 36c he met Molzahn on a ship on Justice Stone announced that them 62 tanks without success, Earlier battlefront' reports M il) Ughta —> any of tha ear's Btoetri- pounced on the destroyer-escorted which he was returning to Altona, railway engines, freight sheds snd ------/ fensive against Germany. ■» cal nalta. Wa mnka Export Per- Japanese transport 100 miles'off the court denied the prison­ the communique reported. . The arrival of the staff officers, a Hamburg suburb and his native railway yarda with bomba and ers' motion to file W-rits of habeas Washington, July 31—(IP)—Rich­ (Omtlnued oo Page Six) manant Bepnin! Cans Miaslon, Papua, and scored city, for a visit five years ago this cannon shells from their fighter ard D. Sturtevant of Barrington, Strong Russian attacks were who includes Brig. Gen. Frank live direct hits, leaving the ves­ planea. corpus. Only Mven of the eight acknowledged In the north, O'D.. Hunter, commander of Amer­ sel spouting flames visible for 30 month and "had a lot of conversa- accused saboteurs sought the m.. told the Senate Finance Com­ around Rzhev, 130 miles west of ican fighting plane units In this THE W. G. GLENNEY GO. tlona” with the Philadelphia cler­ - The Air Ministry also told of a WTit. NORTON mllcsi battle In the Bay of Biscay be­ mittee today that, a provision of Moscow, and on .the Volkhov front theater, and the debarkation of a V.inc/'m Uivce/v mc Coal, Lumber, Masons* Supplies, Paint gyman who, he aald, wore a Nazi ' Opinion of Court and outside Leningrad. All were new contingent of Canadian troops, / DiAL^I5^ ' 302 main street ELECTRICAL Then the destroyer escort was party emblem in his buttonhole. tween a big Sunderland flying the new revenue bill tightening re­ 336 No. Main Street Tel. 1148 Manchester machine-gunned from low level Dr. Flatter testified that Mol­ boat, which may have been on The court’s opinion found; strictions on pension trusts would reported repulsed, however, with stirred fresh speculation that an Flashes ! OF POST 0Ff:CL ■ ONt BLOCK fROM iJAT[ ARMORT "1. That the charges preferred the Russians losing 40 tanks at Allied invasion of the continent (Uito BnUetias of the (<75 Wire) INSTRUMENT CO. zahn discussed with him his dis­ caiiM many buainFaae.car deliveries of injuring 13 and causing alight pus are denied. Ihto the bll) by the Hodse Ways {lullder, told a Senate committee (Contlnoed on Page Four) ... Repairs On All MARY E. SEASTRAND gasoline If rationing became gen­ •The orders of the district today that Donald Nelson, chair­ damage to property, the Egyptian and Meani^ Committee at the Offers Bill to Curb Patents eral throughout the country. Interior Ministry announced today. court are affirmed. The nltin- Treasury’s suggestion to prevent man of the War Production Board, Washington. July 31 — (45 — "By nation-wide rationing of Air raid alarms also sounded in datea are directed to issue forth­ excessive tax-free distribution of had promised "full support” of his Thurman Arnold offered senaton gasoline, which la but Just and Comment Read the Cairo area and other points in with.” profits through pension trusts. program to build’’giant troop and today a draft of legislation to ourh Raleigh Beauty Salon fair . to. all,” he said in a proparod Egypt, the ministry aaid, but it Oueations Fully Ootmiderod Conredfw Objective Dealrsblr cargo carrying planes ip bis ship­ Pickets Halt ’ "iUegttimate” use of patents, de­ atatement, “we could get our share made no mention of bombs fslling The court’s announcement. ex-| Conceding that this was a de­ yards. claring that “no privilege haa ever 985 MAIN STREET TEL. 8951 (not listed) of tank cars and receive a fair and At Pelley Trial in Cairo, which was the target of plained: Nelson “wants to know, of been subjected to such abuse by Makes Of Cars sirable objective, Stui^vant pre­ course, if it is possible to get the War Output more adequate supply of petro­ a light raid -Wednesday night ‘The court has fully considered dicted, however, that (he new pro­ great corporate rackets as the leum than la now available under Patrols Harass Axis tne questions raised in these cases vision would cause business firms men and materials" to do the Job, patent privilege.” The assistant the present rationing regulationa.” Survey of . Editorials Light British patrols harassed and thoroughly argued at the bar. to pay cash bonuses instead of KalUr said. attorney general in.charge-of natl- He said that as far as. he knew the Axis forces, on all sectors of and has reached its concliysion up­ placing a comparable amount in a Earlier, Dr, WUliam W. Christ­ Pontiac Employes Join tnist Investlgatluns told the Sen­ To Refute Assertions on them. M mas, New York engineer who Parts For Chrysler .. there was no discrimination be­ the El Alametn front by night. trust for profit-sharing payments identified himself as ’’the highest Demonstration on Re­ ate Patents Committee his bill had “It now announces ita decision tween the six New lEngland states Of National Apathy. Gen. Sir Oaude Auchlnleck'a head­ when the employe retired. authority on aeronautics," testified a two-fold purpose—"to put a and the other 11 rationed Atlan­ quarters announced today, but and enters its Judgment in each "In my Judgment." he tesUfied. tail Food Stores Today real penalty on the abuse of tbo tic aeaboard atates In the amount '----- there was no Indication of large concerning a design for a 664 ton patent privilege to violate the nery of gasoline received. The dlacriml- Indianapolis, July —(JP>—The scale operations anywhere in the (Continued on Page Twelve) > (Continued on PXge Six) plj-wood "battle plane" which he purpose for which It was created, gx>vernment introduced A'sqtreyof said could carrj- 3,000 men'1,200 Pontiac, Mich., July 31—('lvanla convicta “are beg­ at Washington." aaid Cooper, has ideal place to build big planes is A spokesman for the manage­ cars for the atoa of New rnglsnd reaerve stock of petroleum need­ two weekq^ prior to a Pelley article Italians Report ' ging for some kind of work to help in the shipyard.’” He explained ment said the plant was shut down Be Required. resulted In the state “working on t^-hen CnO picket lines were estab­ served by his llae. His itstmwnt ed.” he aald. in’ his magazine, “The Galilean,” the war program" but the state its own hook" with ■ Army and that Naval architects understood vvas sought after the Traasperta- Representative Rogers (R, which claimed there is no feeling British Repulsed says it lias to turn them down. the problems involved. lished at ail entrances 'dt 7 a. m Navy supply officers elsewhere and the workers^turned, away. Uoe Ctommttteo of PetroleaBS Os- DEPOT Now, RKirt thaa «v«r before. Masa), in a aeparate atatement in this country "against Japan and Rome (From Italian Broad- F. Herbert Coo^r, head of tha "trying to get them to give us a Dr. Chfistmaa ^said he had of­ ordlnator Ickeo Petroleam Indus­ Tucker P. Smith, regional hoBM owners are nrfe^ to in­ aald that sIm received com­ HlUer.” caaU), July 31— The high Welfare Departmeot’a Prison La­ chance to bid on thing! they are fered bis ship to the Navy but try Committee had dlirioood that plaints of dlscilminatlon against Mra! Richter, who said she had command said today British bor Division, diaclMed today he buying." “they couldn’t See it to save tbelr director of the United 15'holesale, Retail ani^Department Store em­ New Eagtand was aot titling an sulate their house* as much as jdaMaebusetts in relation to otber been employed on Minneapolis and forces atUcklng on the southern had been unable to aecure orders Pennsylvania has 20 prison in­ Uvea.” equitable share of raUrosM s parta of the Atlantic coaAt in the S t Paul newspapers, testified she flank of the. El Alsmein tfront had from the Federal government for Senate advocates of the giant ployes (CIO), said the Pontiac 8 poaaible to help conserve heat dustries producing 1.500.000 worth workerx responded to an appeal to sUpaieats to the east eoest. matter of tank ahlpmenta and beaded a staff of four in the OWI been repqiaed. ^ the sUte's prison industries and of matierials annually. Equipment cargo planea set as their immedi­ • . . which' means savinf fneL that aha had conferred with Pe­ charged with analyalhg newspaper Elsewhere on the Egyptian front added: "We need that work to ate goal an expansion of produc­ Join a parade designed to convince keep up pnaon morale." IS used only part time turning out state and Federal autbdfities that Te Refund Over-Chaugee SQUARE troleum Coordinator Ickes and comment only norma] patrol activity was articles for state institutions but. tion of smaller air freighters, such Waahington, July 31— The Defense Transporthtlon Chief Refates FaUeT'a Aasertlsa reported. Cooper said early last spring he as are now being produced for the an AFL "tflockade” o t food deliv­ WE HAVE / gave the War Production Board a Cooper said, “we still could de­ eries to retail stores should be lift- , "Big throe” meat Kastman on the matter. Block She testified that a survey of A new bombing of Tobruk was vote 50 per cent or more to de-, Army and Navy. , mour A Os., Swift A Os-, m ROCK WOOL IN BATTS, ROLLS AND BULR movements of cars—as many as editorial comment of representa­ announced. The Italian communi­ complete list of a million dollars tense needs. Chairman Lee it>Okla> of a . ed. worth of prison facilities' and military subcoiiiniittce seeking Enlist .'416 of TeninMera I son A On, lac__have agi fiO at a time—are expected to al­ tive newspapers from various que said one of the BriUsh rald- Beg for Some Orders audH records ef thaSr 666 leviate the condition, she said. sUtes refuted Pelley's assertion. equipment 'along with “unlinuted support of a resolution to set up a , Members of the Retail Clerks’ As the government neared the (CewlkMM* aw Page Twe) manpower” ready for use’ in the "We begged for some orders for' separate • board to produce 70-ton Qhion (AFL) have been seeking to SOUMENE & FUGG.J-C end of lU ease, the defense went wsr effort He slso listed items stamping or embossing work ao f1]^g boats said the smaller car­ organise employes of independent sB ehove eslHng GARAGE that could be furnished. we could, keep those presses going food stores in the Pontiaq.are«, and Asks Action to Avert go planes should be built "in far ahead arlth plans for calling a list , Tnagvry Baluce ' eC Price Ad itrnllsn o t “Ug nams” srftntsase in an-ap­ Will Make Goods a t Coat full Umsi greater numbets" than projected. have enlisted the aid of AFL Ernest Roy, Prop. and Inc. DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALERS Fuel OH Shortage "We know they are buying *Tf they’d give us orders and 8saa "Beal Shot la Arm” Teamsters ta shutting off de- tsAsy. T1 G. E. Willis Son* parent effort to substantiate some Weehtogtow, July 31.——The many of the Uiin^ we could make a hcond InvenUgaHsn Boston. July $L— —t). '8. iriorities on materials we could at L«s termed the testimony. y«s- lit'cries to all stares whose owners Coal, L m ber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint of Pelley’s arritinga Chariea A. position of the TVaasury July 29: but they won’t dirset any of the f have not signed AFL contracu.- dnatiy hy OP A, 2-tl No. Main St. TeL 5113 634 Center Strrrt Phone 5101 Rep. John W. McCormack (D.. Lindbergh, who was active la the ReceipU, $1$A93,5SS.3S; expen­ east turn out street signs for all terday- of Henry J. Kaiser, west 2 Main Street TeL 5I2.'S ' ^ Manchester Maaa.), has asked the Federal Pe- America First movement, accept- business our way,” be aaid. “I've Army camps in the country. We coast ■ shipbuilder, "a real shot in Smith estimated that 3,000 ditures. $190,463,564.21: net bsl- tried to get them moving. We're also could do more important the arm." for the committee, par- Pontiac workfia would Jsla about OPA mm m^m ance, $3,350,573,654.49: niMowis ao anxious to help that a-e'U tmen mmamtmm (OfRUMad a* F a ^ Twe) (OseMneed ea Page Six) work such ss smsU pstts- for wl^he rseelpu for arowth, 923.$37440.6$. make U|g goods at cost” itanks.” ) (CoaltaMWd em Pag- Taehek (CssttnoMl e« Face TWebe) PAGE TW(J MANCflESTE* EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. fTlIDAYk JULY 31, 1942 “V MANCHESTER E\*ENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.^ FRIDAY, JULY 81,1942 PAGE Begin Parleys Collect MetaU Advice on Buying U-Boai Seizes ' [ousewiVes Told How Air RaidAVarden Serious; will not open until a date to be Given Homeuiivez Slayer Found In Romano* with Ten Gentlemen! List Tolland announced by the Area rent direc­ Effects of American tor. TOMORROW! On Pay Rates District^erfect in Test On Saturday By Tile Associated Press Ship’s Capti^ Place* where reglatraUon blanks I . I mm ! I " J * KEITH’S. ., . To Save in Purchasing To Be ‘Ghost’ County Rents may be obtained In Tolland Coun­ Your cost of living need not rise • -• ------^------Union Rouresentatives Minneapollf, July 31—OP) - Thlss blackhut; got sand buckets and Have Your Scrap Before First Report of Ameri-\ , A i d N o t Feltm Russia ty: Andover, Grennen's Gasoline if you buy wisely. Station, Main street: Bolton, Town Shovels m every attic, food pre- The State Department of Agri­ And Slcel Susidiarics i tfervea In eVery basement: memor­ Your Home by 7:30 can Master Being Lives in Tiny Attic Cu­ Clerk's Office, Bolton Center; flConsumer Divliion of A I o V G way from the world's batUefronta culture and the State Defense Registration Blanks at AUGUST ised every fiiee and name in the ^^alions RcmKaiit Un- Columbia, Yeoman's Hall; Coven­ Start ISegotiations. but just the same, Edward T.' a. m. Tomorrow. Council provide the following in­ Taken Prisoner. bicle Nine Months try, Town Office Building; Elling­ Office of Price Admin- district; mapped . the gaS-water formation to Connecticut consum­ Manchester Various Points; Hotels O'Donnell, air raid warden, too’x light shutoffs In e v w house;- re­ ^k|inged Today frdm After Killing Qn-ner. ton, Town Hall; Hebron. Town istration Offers Advice ■ The scrap metal drive will get ers on the thrifty buys in local Signed Up Later. Will Hasten Pittsburgh. July 31. -OP)—Rep-, his job seriously. r corded the health oi'e.ach person, stores. By The Associated PreM Date Book Clerk's Office; , Mansfield,' Town mapped each house: Icarq^ every underway at 7;30 tomorrow morn­ Am’ used In the Civil war In 1918 and Detective Capt. James E, Child- • uranta mumnoii Biiu uuier uruiiKJiwe in«- by 7:30 sharp,'as the trucks will 'You are a prisoner of war. I Auxiliary, Spanish War,'Veterans, sion in the "Little Steel'' case Ban in Effect For Soldiers want you to come aboard. I am continued until 1923 andjhen were era said Cornish, former advertis­ informaUon on to ^ y beef | Department, made 'the wage increase retroac­ not make any repeat calls. Thirteen New Tires reintroduced In 1929. But In 1936 Lewis Farm, Buckland. ing man from Tonawanda, N, Need Is Urgent very sorry,’’ aurvlvora of the Monday, Aug. 3 Maureen O'Hara finds tierself romanticized by ten stalwart ca­ or how to use her sugar most Effective tomorrow, a field di- tive to that date. American vessel quoted an Eng- they were discontinued. confessed he bludgeoned Peters ItffscUvely she can learn what ahe The need for scrap metal is Tubes Issued for Meeting of Board of Selectmen with a gun and poker after Peters det*, in "Ten Gentlemen from W eat Point," playing aU the State rector of ammunition plants will Minimuni Dally Pay Sought -speaking U-boat commander The population was divided Into V kMata to know in one of several Other demands which the union Manufacture to Cease at Enougfr^Dishes and urgent. Steel mills are sending out four main categories: Workers; at Municipal Building. caught him looting hla Icebox. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. be located at St. Louis, Mo. Direc­ senger Girs, Trucks. having said. to the American Tufsaday, Aug. 4 tors be appointed in other im­ said It would place before U, S. calls for It daily and the supply, employers; dependents, 'and chil­ Police, Investigating complaints con communicate directly Midnight by Order of Washing X Equipment r aa hH ship was foundering In the Meeting of FOlice Commission­ portant production renters. I steel negotiators include a mlni- W’hlle not limited, is jcarcc at the dren up to the age of 12. of eeri* sounds and strange ghost . ieith tht Consumer Division in the present moment. It is needed for jjuring the week ending yester­ South'Atlantic'on July 9. ers at Police Headquarters. lights 111 ^he Peters home, found S M £ U M U £ S Nearly ?0. officers and 160 civil- The cards provided the following ■; kiMiast rejflonal office, of the OP A ■ mum daily guarantee of pay and tJnion President. For Various Outposts. "We’U X e a t him well. He'U be Wednesday, Aug. 12 lanj will be transferred'ffom head­ tlmpliflcatlon of grievance ma­ war implements' o f all kinds. day the Manchester War Price and amount for each category: Cdmlah In^'W. cubbyhole four feet i i i—ibtTt are eight apeh offices in aboard onlXelx>ut 11 days," the Red Croee Blood Bank, Legion quarters of thexchief oP ordnance chinery. Search the attic, the cellar a n d ^ e Rationing Board 11-76 Issued 13 Bread—800, 600, 400 and 400 wide, seven feet long, with roof so WelleHey College President -i the country—or sh< esn ask one New York, July 31.— The The drive for dlshes.and waah- woodshed for nothing is too small commander replied to pleas o f the Home, 1 to 6 p. m. low a man could'not sit upright. o f the local groups which is re- to Philadelphia in^moving to that The five "Big Steel” subsidi­ new tires, truck and passenger and 43 survivors toHqt their captain grams dally, respectively. In the city the Production Section of the manufacture of "canned music” injg equipment for local soldiers to put into the scrap. ^ lowest category this schedule' Aug. 31 to Sept. 7 No Food for Several Duys G u y id gslvlng instructions from, the aries, which now pay a basic dally 13 tubes. Frank Damato A Son, accompany them iif Iffeboats. Knights of Columbus Carnival. Small Arms Branch, and the wage of $6.80, employ approxi­ by 138,000 union players ceases at ended today, aa the Manchester All of the scrap picked tomor­ would provide 14 oz. of bread Barefoot and dressed tn rag.s, To Be Head of Sailorettes ^ OPA. Gage and Gage Facilities Section. row will be taken to the town concrete contractors, were award­ The submarine's to^edoes killed Friday,. Sept. 25 Cornish told arresting ofneers he i' Such groups Include the Young mately 250,000. They are Carne­ mldjilght. tonight by order of three crewmen. \ daily. ed four new truck Urea and four Meat 2.200, 1.200. 400 and 400 Norwich District Conference at had not had food for aeveral'days if Wotnen's Christian Association, To Serve as Sub-Offices gie -Illinois, American Steel and Preaident James C. Petrillo of the ported an overwhelming number sorted and any metals not deem­ new tubes. The Manchester Sand grama monthly. That la nearly 6 South Methodist church. He weighed 75 pounds. Washington, July 31.—he wrote. "Is a posts about this area. The dishes Chase, 73 Chestnut street, defense Naas. Recently sugar from the "I Insiat there be an Immediate pong table and shuffle board Patroling, which is one of the sub­ tWki Stalsl'i Gml Howl Cenw b IM Reporta from Wellesley grads any trouble yet except from "a I *ttw rtgulatlons are meaningless are: Sergeant Pat Deyorio, Cor­ commercial proposition, while, in will replace metal mess-kits and engine assembler; William J. United States appeared Iri Moscow (resumption of production pending' New York. July 31—(,(?)—Looks HOUSECOATS - $3 game, donated by the club ttaetf, poral Edgar Oplzzi, Corporal Ro­ jects covered in the program. In Crockett, 42 Bigelow street, de­ are that potential "W AVES" have few local wise guys." ^ tmleeii they are backed by the public schools of the country the the wasliing equipment will sup­ case this part of ths country Is store'. settlement, o f yOur union's dispute Formerly $5.00. Sizes 12 to 23. f «oaanon sene* of the ordinary and several straight-backed land Valiant, Pfc. Alvin Rath of fense plant engineer; Robert R. Cedi & DeMiOe's with the company . . the likf the question of whether jets drawTi. in "Miss Mac,” a ship-shape In the off season, Lorens May children receive their tuition free. plement the present Inadequate invaded by enemy troops, the com­ Soviet plans to keep the popu­ sells clama^and quahaugs and ; citiaen as a naajor part of his role chairs. Olaslonbury, and Pfc. Edward . The fees paid by some of the facilities. D'Abate, 24 Homestead street, de­ lation fed. based on the current president's message was quoted a.s or sprays are better for putting choice as director. . ta winning the war at home. Watkins Brothers have gener-. Berrio of Rockville. AU of these pany is ^ng trained to ^va a fense rod etralghtener; Gustav O. saying by Roy Constlne, . district out fire bomba is all water under For one thing. Miss Mac. In ad­ cares for 109 acres of property pupil* (at Interlochen) exceed har\'est. encountered some dlffi- owned by her mother, Desire For Cooperation ously given a mohair living room are members of the anti-tank com­ good account of Itself. Dexter,’ 96 Norman street, defense director of the CIO United Steel the bridge now. dition to being scholarly, witty and $4(K) per season of eight weeks. The men are also being given ‘culties at the outset After the "My dad ran a stable for a num­ Housecoats and Dresses - $2 Underlying the program of in- set consisting of a divan and two pany which left town In February This, in my opinion, puts the Urges Higher Inspector; Knight H. Ferris, 298 cccupatlon of much of the Ukraine Workers union. The^mcasage was Jets won—by 50 seconds. human, la very good-lOoking. Of Sizes 46 to 52. Regular $2.98. overstufted chairs, but more fur­ of 1941. Instruction on the proper method Oak street, defense, asst, foreman telephoned,' he said, from the office medium height, she wears her crisn. ber of years, had a farm and“ a iRructlng the buying public , in its school squarely on a commercial laat year, this summer's offensive The controversy over whether to saloon on his hands, too,” Miss MTchaslng is the desire of the niture is needed. Those who Also home on leave la Corporal of firing the. rifle. Through tba Armory; Stephen FlUp, 17b Avery of Presidential Secretary Marvin use a solid stream or a splatter of dark hair clipped In loose curls basis." . . courtesy of ths American Legion ripped through the • rich black Brown- said. "When he took sick OTA for cooperation among shop­ have any extra pieces of furniture DtUio Falcetta of K Company. AU In explaining the recording ban, Gas Delivery street, defense aost foreman; Dun­ BAT X>KN rAUUCTTB earth, of Kursk province- and cut McIntyre and added; water to extinguish incendiary ex­ about her head. There's directness Rifle club, the unit uses the 200- MILLAWD. WAYMI. COODAfiD in her eyes. and was that way for 14 years, men and storekeepers to keep which they think could be used of thee* men are stationed at Petrillo charged In his letter to can Johnson, 66 Walnut atreet, de- into the north CTaucasus. Serious Threat to Program plosives had Director James N. the club would be glad to have yard range for practice fifing. Th* She was 36 when she .became st-mcone had to don the pants and pne* ceilings intact. Camp Shelby, in Mississippi. They Fly that the Federal government fenae toolmaker;. Leonard Carl PLUS *ESCAFE FROMCBIME’ The newspaper Volga 0>mmune "The strike' . . . is a aerious LandlS'of the Office of Civilian De­ them. Call either 8239 or 6725 traveled to Manchester by train, a (Continued from Page One) men are progressing rapidly due president of Wellesley. For the get the work done. I’ve worn them Houso'wivee are told in tmder- was "protecting" rada> stations, Johnson, 805 E. Middle Turnpike, dfclahed the harvesting in^he re­ threat to the national tank pro­ fense and Mayor F. H. LaGuardia ever since." bl* language that if they The room is open on Tuesday total of 36 hours riding time. I'bey advertising agencies and record to the interest shown by Marcel defense grinder. gion started too late and that duction program, and every day championing, respectively, the jets first three years, she was quite FRADIN’S evenings, and the girls of the will return on Saturday, August troleum and Defense Transporta­ Donze, an expert rifleman, who- is Itotlin F. Johnson, 358 Main SUN. - MON. AND TUBS. and spray. conservative. Then one day she i a storekeeper to charg< makers In a "combination'' against tion Offices for Immediate diver­ r uch of the machinery was not the plant remains shut dowm spells Mouse la Money Mark more than the listed celling club are there to help entertain. 8th. showing the .Guardsmen the finer .street, defimse worlfcr; William F. Tests Both Methods sanctioned shorts Instead of ilia union. sion of 7,500 additional taink caih ' ( |>alred In time and that Soviet the loss of lives of more of the bloomers for gym. prices they are aiding In ruining Dancing, playing cards, shuffle- Revealed by Sergeant Deyorio *‘ln so far as I am personally points’ of shooting. Johnson, 50T .Porter street, builder, MONTOOMIiri . ond Communist party district Landis wasn't present last night to avert a ahortage of fuel oil in men In our armed forces." “ She went about the campus Manhattan, Kaa. (4^-.-Mia8 May 18th Century Bedrooms the fight against infisUon. board and ping pong are a few the fact that Ed«/ard Kosinski of concefned," he wrote, "and aa long A Isfg* number of the men have defense; Stanley Kasevich, 19 .. eders had failed to organize their Constlne read the ..message to a when the New Y'ork city fire de­ Rood p f the city clerk's staff sus­ of the pastimes. The past Tues­ the Anti-Tank company A u been New Ehigland In the corning win­ never fired a high-powered rifle, North atreet. defense machinist; O’HAIA partment tested both methods be­ hatless—a bit ahead of fashion— Imported mahogany, hand as I am president of the AFM, I ter. vork. mass m.eeting. of the atrikera and and wearing a sweater and skirt. pects sabotage. She reached Into . The *niames, the Rhine, and the day a group went roller skating transferred to the S em ce com shall encourage such action (the and the reiulta are gratifying. A A|dam Kehl, IS Centerflcld. street, Msi The first deliveries of Volga they voted to return to work last fore 1,200 air raid wardens and rubbed, finely ronatrueted—dif­ The turning o f more rail tank­ She liked low-back evening gowns a money sack sent over from the fered at our loweet price yet. felb* Cnee were tributaries of a at the Lakeside Casino in Coven­ pany and is now a Staff Setgeant, recording ban) on the canned detail will go on the range Sun­ defense tool engineer; Harold J. IMTTON 4, rain to state elevators'now Is be­ midnight. civil service workers, but the city swimming pool and pulled out Blngls, mighty river.- In charge of personnel. age to thia area, and the through- day morning, meeting at the L,e- Leese, 191 McKee street, mechanic mayor waa there: so waa Fire and wore them well. Sleigh bed, cheat C /k try. music situation until such time aa movement of 60-tank traina, were PLUS.. .MILTON BEBLE In ing made, however.’ Union officials, asserting the Va-ssar Graduate at 30 —a mouse. these people who are getting rich glon Home at 8 o'clock sharp if it and service man; George P. Luurt- The authorities counted on fav­ walkout was "absolutely unauthor­ Commissioner Patrick Walsh, who hnd dreaaer. ’• a / 2 $ a D l / recommended in a seven-point does not rain. sema, 9 Warren street. Iron work­ ‘WHISPERING GHOST* had sided with LaGuardia, A native of. Parkvile, Mo., she on our servicea while our people program which the House ma­ orable weather apd the develop­ ized," had promised ."direct ac­ was graduated from Vassar at fiet no money see fit to employ er foreman; Arthur C. Manning, I ment of new agriculture areas to tion” when the majority of the "I'll leave evirythlng up to W£ say jority leader said had been drawn the age of 20. From then on she members of the American Fede-a- 655 No. Main atreet, defense pol­ Buy U. 8. Bonds and Stasspa! make up for much of the lost workers disobeyed a union order Cummlasioner Walsh,'' the city's ^^zmburton’s... fo r bestnmmsirw burton by a committee of New England ! isher; Warren G. Miner, 190 Sum­ chief executive said after the dem­ did a sort of student's tour of tlon of Muslciane." petroleum and transportation I 4 Die in Raid areas to keep the Rus.rlans sup­ to return to work yesterday morn­ educational institutions, studying you C M i fniwin 8,000 Out of Work mit street, defense Inspector; C. plied with the foundation of their ing. onstration.'' men. at Columbia University, the i ’nl- Petrillo told newsmen that half Robert Odermann, 504 Parker diet—bread. Company and union ' officials Here’s what they discovered: versity o f Chicago, Oberlin.. Wil­ W a r t i m e a millicm juke boxes in this coun­ Iii telegrams to' Petroleum Co­ On Alexandria street, student engineer; Steven L. have biecn negotiating >ver terms The spray method quentlieu SAVE MONEY ordinator Harold L. Ickea and STARTING 'TODAY liams College. Mt. Holyoke and Invest In Quality Now! try and Canada had thrown 'about Osella, 31 Homestead' street, de­ of a contract to replace one that regulation four-pound maipiesium others. 8,000 muaiciana out'of wor)t and ODT Director Joseph B. Eastman. fense machine operator; Manuel AT THE Only Three Products expired March 31. Constlne said thermite bombs in 65 seconds. McCormack last night aaked Im­ (OontlBued from Pag* One) She sandwiched -In teaching at TO DAY.' that aeveral thousand more had -no Ostrlnsfcy, 182 Blosell street, de­ three employes who offered mo­ The jet did the job In 15 sec­ Monticello seminary in Godfrey, S c h e d u le jobs because of 500 t'adlo stations mediate consideration of the pro­ fense screw machine operator set Rationed in Australia tions at a union meeting that the onds. gram, and declared: era was shot down In flames by By Dean Scbedlrr' 111., the Francis Parker School in t - "which do not employ a single live up; Walter B. Perrett. 357 Wood- company be warned to comply Admits Solid Stream Best Chicago. Tusculum College In Can Build Up Inventory sntl-alrcraft lire. bridge. defense cribman. Melbourne. Australia. July 31—r' with union demands for wage in­ ■W h e r e u p o n C>>>nmissioner musician. I Wide World)—The only vital Greencville, Tonn., Bryn Mawr, "If these recommendations ' are 'Van Schanck, 501 Hilliard street, creases or face a walkoi.t had been Walsh, with a slightly reddish O f H o u r s "Why,." he asked,, "should all big products speciflcally rationed In Centre College In DanvU.le, Ky.. “Celllnga” do not mean that prices are the same In all atqin. revenues'go into the pockets of adopted, the committee feels that \ Bradley Field carpenter; John discharged aa "troublemakers." countenance which didnt come the Ipventory wdtbin the New German Bomber $ Australia today are gasoline, and Asheville. N. C., Normal Priom vary In different store* junt *s they did before the order these radio stations, offlelala and Schiebel, 114 Summer street, de­ THE NEW WEEK-END from fighting fires, announced he School. Her subjects ranged from England area can be built up ao clothing and tea. However, the went Into effect and this la why we nay VOl’ CAN SA\'E MONEY othere without peylofi o m dollar Attack Airdromet fense carpenter; John M. Steese, FIRST RUN POLICY would abide by the Landis soUd- French to sociology. AT ARTIIl'R'S ju*t aa you always did! Our "celling*" are low that wa can go through the win­ conaumptlon of many other items stream decision. At to the m'jsiclans? Berlin (From German Broad­ 189 Main street, defense Inspector; Bridgeport Loses She has been dean of women at A ll J ter and a ^ p ly essential war In­ has been restricted Increasingly becauae we have'alway* kept our prieea low, believing It to Iw "A t this moment there is‘ no casts) July 31 — on — German Ralph Vltacca, 175 HtlUard street, Odds on the spray had fallen Centre College and at Oberlin. It the duty of a *lore to-give it* euvtomer* fhe maximum de)>end- Colonial 4-Poster Beds . dustries ido per cent and approsl- FRI., SAT., SUN. and In various ways. steadily since noontime, when the NOT the o'rdlnafy kind—Instead change,'' he said in answer to bombers attacked several air­ defense drill preaser; John A. Civilian autonaobllea now are Former Mayor was from the latter that ahe went ability at .the minimum en*t. question whether he would rescind matsly 80 per cent of last year's dromes at Cairo with heavy- Winch, 98 Wells street defense in­ mayor made public a telegram he ip, 1936 to Wellesley to become better built,, finer In dealgn—yet non-lndustrisl requirements.'' allcm-ed a basic quota of three had sent to Landis pointing . out priced amaiingly O C the union ban In eompUanc* with caliber bomba Wednesday night, spector; John L Wlllougliby, 87H gallons a month, but doctors and that college’a second youngest DAVIS '■'r- V* ' a request by Director Elmer Davis The Boston Traveler had assert­ starting big fires in basgars and Peerl street defcnM worker. Bridgeport. July 31.—fipi— For­ that moat of the local firemen had president. low tomorrow! SWIM ed yesterday. In a copyrighted, ar­ othei;/essential users get more. thought well of the Jet since the of the Offiqe of War Information. supply dumpa, the GermM high Each person gets 66 clothing cou­ mer Mayor Eklward T. Bucking­ She is a mcmber-at-large of the’ Despite the ban, he said, hie ticle, that New fogland was "not command declared todayi ham; 68, Fairfield county compen­ beginning, although he himself, Adtisory Educational Council, Gaby Leg Makeup 50c getting Its proportionate share of Three Victim ^ pons every six months. A suit, for and the fire chief, hadn't. ' Home Bakery musicians will continue to make "Direct hits between closely example, requires 30 coupons, sation commissioner, died last recordings and transcriptions "for tank cars;" that the region’s nor- parked planes caused serious de- m night at a hoepltal*here after a Various advice from defense o f­ shoes 12, underwear. 10 and socka SUITS the armed forces o 0 the United mid heed* were 1,750 cars dally structloa,” its communique aseert- long illnets. ficials also has Included the use of 519 Main Street Stationery and its rationed needs 1,250,' and As Planes Crash 4. Clothing henceforth must have sand and salt, so don't worry If 39c Nations and . . . any records re ad. no cloth-wasting frilla, and every Buckingham was mayor froi MONDAY. TUESDAY In Compact Folder. quested by the president of the that it was receiving only 900. your well has run dry. McCormack, here for a vaca­ (The British reported some button muat be useful. 1909 to 1911. from 1929 to 1931 United SUUs." bombs dropped in the Cairo area Sumter, 8. C., July 31 —(F) and again from 1931 (p 1933. He Despite last night's test, the AND WEDNESDAY: . A t ' tion, said the proposal that full Each person is allowed eight gentleman who has the best 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Wednesday night and recalled that Two Air Corps cadets and on* In­ ounces of tea every five weeks wraa first named commissioner 1? train-load lota of 60 tank cars each structor were killed and a second answer oa to bow to baudle * fire Lunch Kits - from $1.49 have through-movement to this Prime Minister Churchill had Coffee has almost disappeared 1918. THURS.:.9 A, M. to 7 P. M. To Take Course ^ threatened to bomb Rome If Cairo, Instructor we* severely Injured In In 1933 Buckingham, was re­ bomb is Brig. Gen. Thomas W. area'Included a provision that ^ e from the stores. TTie .consumption Darrab, deputy OCt> ttrector for FRIDAY; 9 A. M. to 6 P. .M. Old Spice a Holy city to the Moalsma, were a mid-air collision of .two training of whiskey and beer has been re­ named by the then Gov. W’Ubur L. oil be dlstributsd under the survey planes from nearby Shaw field New York city, who still maln- Burton’s In Gue/illa War committee's direction. bom b^.) duced 30 per cent. Cross aa commissioner after hav­ SAT.: 9 M. to 7 P. M. lere 1st* yesterday. Col. B. M. ing completed his previous service talna: Also recommended were: Hovey, commanding officer at the Ttree on Priority Basis “ You handle It with whatever Toilet Water $1.00 Other Kecoaimeadattoos ^ R B N T Tires are on a priority basis in 1928. Plea.se Note: Bakery Captain William J. Foord. et field, announced. ' A civic leader, he was city clerk equipment is available." Popular Brands Adoption of a system of co­ Harvard to Open Neither etudent wee ebl* to ball which leaves the ordinary civilian open all day Wedne.sday, Cobum Road, connected With ordinated procurement at point of little hope of buying any new from 1901 to 1909. Headquarters First Battalion, out after the coUlsion end one In­ In 1929 he approved plan* for and cloned earlier on Thurs­ origin and exchange by major oil structor left th* plan* too late for ones. The use of gaaoiine la re- Connecticut State Guard, and First supply companias; Chaplains School atricted by shutting off all supply what la now the Fairchild Wheeler Effiicators Urge day and Saturday At 7 Cigarettes carton $1.49 hla parachute to open. Th* other golf course. Maple Chests of Drawer* Lieutenant Chesterfield Plrle, of .Us* of barge* and transnort ^ ON THE SAME B B X during certain hours. This has re­ P. M. instructor suffered sever* Injuries He leaveq his widow and a son. Rubberset ••Priarllla" alyle. with aprou Bolton, commanding Company H, trucks to move the fuel to Its ul­ when he landed. . duced the mileage of taxla by 30 , SINGLE o» DOUBIE EDGE Second Battalion, State Guard Cambridge, Maas., July 31—(^ Drastic Changes front*, knob handle*, solid ends, timate destination, thus releasing Names were not announced per cent and commercial vehicles other line detail*. I’aually have bc4n ordered to undertake a empty trains for speedy return to —Harvard Unlverelty eoon will by 50 per cent. Permits are re­ open a echool fhr the training of pending posiUv*' identification by Christmas Cards Shaving Brushes from 69c »I9..'M). course of Instruction in Mobile oil producing centers, any extra Offlelala. quired fqr railway travel oh a Guerilla Warfare at Middlesex expense to be com pensate for; chaplains of an denomtnatioaa for h*. priority basis, but It Isn’t difficult Palo Alto. Calif., July 81.—(gh— Now— $ 1 5 . 9 5 ths armed forces, with the expec­ set* vlfk iki / Kyles— 50c Size College, Concord, Maas. . Submission of weekly Inventor­ iwtlMal M*. to make an eosentlal trip. To Be Patriotic Western aducatora urge drastic Values to $16.98 I They will go to Concord on ies to the New Ehigland committee tation of ultimately turning out Cigarettes, chocolate end cos­ change* In the Selective Service August 2 and ths school continues by bulk plants and refineries of 430 a month. metics are dwindling In supply, program to permit studenta study­ THAT NEW Tooth Powder 29c more then 200,000 gallons capa­ <^L (CC) WiUlam D. Cleary, a Iiwwii ll■■lnH^U*^l bht they haven't yet become near- New York, July 31.—*sitoe ‘.K). I / t -T \' i tain a year ago. plete their training. I0««WJIA » l . V , MUSKRAT ODT to on* man to carry out the Brooklyn dloceae, wiU be com To conform with th* etaborate maa cards you'll get this year. school and return. They are re­ mandant He now baa that poet in They Inferred, In effect, that quested by Adjutant General R. recommendations. reatricUona under the war' or-' The familiar red, white and too many phlUaopby studenta are LEGION SHAVE SETS 9 3 ^ • LASTEX tbs chaplains’ school at Fort .Bsin- 1 / I I I O B. DcLacour to double up on auto­ state 1 ^ ; ^ ganisatlon of industry, a "Fash­ green wUI give way to the petriotle being deferred, While chemiata Jamin Harrieon, Ind. The Rev. red. whit* and blue, the greeting FLASHLIGHTS T O i. FUNGI OF »179.oo • DRESSMAKER mobile driving as much aa possible. Planning to Buy Herman It Page, of Dejrton. O.. ■ HARTFORD f .' ion* for Victory” scheme le un­ engineers and phjrsiciana ara be­ card industry announced today. ing taken'. graduate of the Epieoopel Tbeo- der trfay so that almost every //V article of clothing made In Aus­ . .Furthermore, fat old Santa Claus Heads o f 45 western universities VACUU.M Q O * « logleel echo^ here, wUl be his aa- «11I be replaced by eklnny Uncle •JERSEYS Plane for Service tralia has been slmFlifled to save and colleges comprising the Ninth BOTTLES, Pint .. O T C ATHLETE’S FOOT Mstant AiMCnCAB Sam's bewhtakered countenance, Choose Your New Fur Coat at Personal Notices The first class, which forme materia], and also to save man­ Service Command Oommiseion on tBINGO DR. WEST C ] and the cards, kVen though Chrlst- Lowboy Cedar Chests •COTTONS Aug. IQ, le expected toTmv* 178 power so that local textile produc­ College and War Prohlems met at rOOTH BRI'SIIES Hartford, July 31.—(F) — Axis mae stands for “pesce on earth and .MILK M.AGNE.MLA. .Authentic design, pilots may soon,find thamaalves members, all commissioned of­ tion can keep pace with both mili­ Stanford University yesterday un­ MUSCLE RUB tary and civilian demands. good will toward men.” may con­ der the chalrmansjUp of Stanford was a complete success last Saturday night so or maple, with aheO motif, m In Memoriam facing a formidable U. 8. Army ficers. tain the warlike slogana; For Tired, Aching Muscles arouiatlo red ^ 0 7 C A BURTON’S Pater Ambrose 8r. plane on which will be emblazoned Salts Wltheot Veeto . i "Trap the Jap." Chancellor R*y Lyman WUbur. ASPIRIN TABLETS. Tn loving mamory of our dear H M H i r U l U An men's suits have aln|^ cedar Ualag. f Better Hurry! lb* name "City of Hartford". "Paste the paperhanger." we are going to Repeat it for the rest o f the S-OriOi^ O O o huaband sad dad who saaaad away breasted coats with no vesta, and IM f o r ...... B t w tM ...inTn( tn quality Fun now! All the July n . l l i l : Buck a'plana U planned bv Hart­ n a n b u n . P R icE S t "Muaale MuaeoUni.” Mlaotag Girls LscaUtd ford vetarans of past wars beat on Engagements KRUPA MATINEE ...... t t e - l t e the trousers have no cuffs Socks season at the 49c and 98c beauty.. .all the fine workmanship you aiaociate Wa ottaa alt la sllaBoa^ dplng their hit in this war by help­ EVENING ...... U e - M e are pattemlesa and restricted to CMt’a Easpleyee Aireeted They won't l«at long No ayes mvT see «a waepj ORCHESTRA three colors wHb Um BURTON'S Label is fashioned in these But torsiar la ear aeblaa kearta ing to provide Uncle 8am with a TAX QfCLUOEa terbon* and Doris Doolittle of thla ,, ■ucRiAeeut Fur Coatat ‘ « Hla raamery we vtU keep. 8M.OOO pursuit ehlp aa aa ootrlght Women’s evening wear, bridge Hartford, July 31.—(F)—Tu-o at thifi low price. HoD-DiirkM wraps, hostees gowns and play clty^ reported mlaaing from their (tft of the city. nO Y £lDRiDGB employes o t ' Cblf* PaUnt Fire home*, were Iqeatcd yeaterday fay The call vac ebert. the ekock Tbs Blaa for the drive was origi­ Mr. end M m H. E. DurKoe o f ANITA O d a y . I .msn» • V N suits ar* taboo. Shirring, tucking, LEGION HOME KEITH’S CoBmlicRt |M>'menta arranfed with aa little aa aavara. M Jensen etreet announc4 tb* en­ Arms Manufacturing Company police who said that they were on All aalefi final. To part -witk one wa loved so nated by Norman R. Parks, a pleating and elaborate embroidery were arrested last night la connec- fYheie Lew Overikaai gagement of tbeir daughter, MM* BAXINEB • e * • • * U a -i are to dieappear. their way to California on Irfcycl**: Price* On Fin* FU*nl 1 2 ^ depoeH...rree atorafe on Mieetkm. |tealah war veteria, to enable tlOQ with the theft ot gun parts. Th* two lS-y*ar-oid girls were Leonard Street Oed took him Homo. It was Hit wllL Butford war veterans "to do Muriel A. Durkee, to F l ^ J. Bull, CVBNnrO ....lU -M e-f Frocks must oooform to the 1113 MAIN RTRBI P'lt la our haarta.ba llvatb stilL eon of John V. HuU of Btaflbape, They seld that they were Louis C. picked up by th* authorlUe* afUr something' in a conetructlve way basic fashiotie approved by the Styera. 20, sad VirgU TourvUl*. 21, a woman Hvtag near Lake Oom- MA-NCHEfirres to beck N. J. N1 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER h ^ r f o n 't ] Wife. Bana and Deachtar-larUw. ick the beya at this front.'* clethcs eounclL but tb* way otU aooofdlac ' to Detcetlvu Mortis pouno* reportad their d**ertptlona SATURDAY EVENING 7:15 OPEN BAtVWAlr la ope* fbr new styles on a b*M* o f newipeper account*, j T I L L S n M . 9 .. 'L*i ^r.

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IndUm Soldiers Used bill Including authoriza'cion for about tt. aside from certain liaval ALICE COFRA.N EnsignsSee development of a new, secret officials. Q u e b ec Mourns Loss Naval Funds (Known As Queen Altca) Leave for Service Win-the-Wor Formula: Plenty of Work and Food Extra Sirens As Guards by Japs weapon, awaited today Fresident The measure also provides for: ^SPIRITUAL MEDIUM Y D Veteran Is. Off Roosevelt's signature. Aviation facilities $399,494,000; Sevrath Danghter of a Seventh I No Dislbj^lty Bill Passed storage $24,000,000; liquid fuel Born With a VelL “1 The bill on which the Senate Xo Be Bought Of Tourist Business flan Francisco, July 31— storage $20,000,000; Marine Corps Readings Dally, Inclading Snado^^ -H/P)— Indian soldiers (onner- completed congressional action training $11,000,000; ordnance; 9A. M-tqOP. M. OrByApp^l-f A s 500 Bid Farewell ly in the British Arm y at To Serve U. S. Again Maintain Aroff Had^io Appropriation Includes yesterday, calls for expenditures storage $52.00,000; personnel meat. In the Serrtoe a t the Hong Kong now are being em? pie for 30 Years. Eight Small Ones Will Gas Rationing Results of $30,000,000 on the mysteriou.s trainihg and housing $26,140,000; Intent to Violate Naviu V ployed by -the Japanese for Authorization on De­ hospital and cU.spen.Hary. $25,000,-. 189 Oinrcb Street. Hartford, C Only thf Town Trucks 1 New Show Totlay weapon and tn training men for Crowd at Railroad Take ('.are of All the George Samuel McCollum, of "Chateau, where I M remained three ^e^ntry and guard duties, 000; shore radio $15,000,000; Na- Phone 8-00B7 In Big'Slash in $72,- Code on Gifts. veloping New Weapon its use. The Navy has guarded Can Pick Up Metal | 801 Main street, veteran of World ' months befors onterlng active At State, HapUord Service reported today '- i val Research Laljoratory $2,000.- ^ t io n as Newest Se-] ■ - -'—• I Outlying Districts. ! service. 000,000 Trade; Cut in i-s^u n gkln g broadcast' re- the secret so closely that only the - - / W ar I, left thia morning for Fort '■'Washington, July 31—(A 5 - A 000; passive defense. $25,000,000; Chairman Hayden Griswold I According to ths official military •8“ - 4’ I San Francisco, July 31—(/P)— celved\by. its San Francisco House and Senate Naval Affairs miscellaneous structures and ad­ leclive Service Conlin* Devehs, Maas., for entrance Into 1974,63^-LOOO Naval appropriation of the local salvage committee - •».-t ■■The Msnehester Defense Coun­ I record of McCollum, he served with O f 90 Per Cent Seen. Two enkigna whom Lieut. Oomdr. agency. Committees have ■ information vance bases $315,000,000. Read Herald Adva. ^gent Goes to Devens. this afternoon Issued a warn­ cil now thinks it has solved the war aervlce for the second time In ; his unit. C^impany M o f the 102nd Maurice N. Xroff swore into Naval The repbrt, from Kweilin ing to local residents. When a quarter o f a century. He ia be­ Regiment. Yankee Division, at By Don *ivhltohpad In southern China, was credit­ problem of hearing the sirens tn lieved to be the first Yankee Di­ Reserve service maintain that, if A. crowd Mtimatcd at 500 M r- the scrap metal is left at th e . 1 CThemln des Dames, St. Mlhiel. (Quebec, July 31.— (W ide W orld) ed to a Mrs. A^Mton, Hong curbing tonight, for collection i the nii'sl sections in case of an vision veteran Inducted Into serv­ j CTjateau Thierry. Argonne Forest he solicited or . accepted glfja of Kong bom- Indlaiuwo.man who fKtiMred at the Manchesrer — This picturesque old city, ram­ Jewelry from them, ha did so with tomorrow morning, no one, ex­ air raid. It haa placed an order for ice in this World W ar II. j and Verdun fronta and waa b o ^ l- bling over the bluffs of the .Bt. escaped from the captured is­ id aUtlon thl» momlng td no conaciousneaa of disloyalty to cept those who are helping eight new type sirens. They can McCollum was bom in Rock­ : taUzed October 28, 1918, and sub- Lawrence river ia pretty much like, land. farewell to 41 local men Icav- with the town ^trucks are au- ville, Sept. 3, 1898 and came to duty of Intent to violate the Naval Mrs.- Gaston wa-s quo^e he att.iched to a regular electric , sequently at Verdun Field hospi- a bride deserted in the midst of code. ' ihorixed to pick it up. In cer­ Manchestgr with hia parents short­ ; tal, at Bose 88. Vichy, and at the the honeymoon. saying that all IndUn natih Cor Fort 'Devens, I f ass., to be- light socket and In rase of an The enaigna, Michael Levee, Jr., tain sections of roiumcUcut ly afterwaid, obtaining employ­ In thia case the bridegroom was als at Hong Kong .have jjIb MTvioe In the. United States alarm ran be aoiinded by hand. hospital at Brest suffering with of Los Angeles and Irving Cum- unauthorixed persons would ment in Cheney Brothers mills ss trench feet. the American tourist. While the compelled to register for mill- A m y through the Selective Ser- One was tried out within the last l^ings, Jr., son of a HoUywpbd . visit the scrap piles, sort U a velvet folder. Prior to 1917 he 13 Months Ovaeseos parting is only temporary, never­ tary service or be denidS their ile a syatem. There were 40 In-the over arid take the best. Any To Moko 60^000 Bombars Ttk«s 6.000.000,000 And Food From few nights. It was taken to Kee­ had aenrice in Company G. 1st. movie director, were witneises at food rations. / He arrived a t Hoboken, N. J., theless It haa cast an air of dejec­ A r o ffa general court martial. , person noticing anything of Man«Hour8 of Labor 9,300,000 AerBt ner street and there connected Connecticut Infantry, which unit tion over the narrow, winding ^ u wp who have been on tie en- Dec. 20, 1918 on the 8 . 8 . Man­ The defendant,- former assist­ j this kind, before the arrival of — rrr9,\rm - with a light circuit. It was heard was the nucleus of the World War streets of Quebec, long a favorite : pitod reaenre list for a 14 days at the En.at cemeterj-. churia from Brest. France after ant to the director of Naval offi­ the town ttnicks. should call Company O of the 102nd Regiment 15 months overseas service to his spot of American tourists. *;.^tOinaUc furlough following In- 1 the police department at d'nce. There are to be four such sirens of the 28th Divlaion. cer procurement for the 12th (San Iran .Cabinet crcdlL Last year the visitors from the Francisco) N aval district, is TaBcUoB In Hartford two weeks ago. ' The telephone ts 4348. placril In the area from Birch United States poured some $72,- I,eft In Jane 1B17 He was honorably discharged on accused in the case of Cummings 'JOna man, Frank Novak, haa been Mountain to Hlllstown road with He left Manchester on June 29. 000,000 into the pockets of Quebec January 9, 1919 and received the and Levee of having suggested on Members Quit « B madical iMve following an ac- the Glastonbury line as the south province residents. For many years 1917 and his military record shows World War medal for his service. the slgh^ they were commissioned aMaDt ta which hia right leg was boundarj' and Spring street as that he debarked from these shores the tourist dollar haa been a bo- Sadly injured. He left writh. this the north boundary. It la also plan­ On his return to Manchester ha that they present him with tokens from Montreal. Canada for Eng­ obtained employment In Cheney. nonsa for the thrifty French-Ca- of appreciation. . Teheran, Iran, July 81.—Ort jmotnljig's unit bringing the total Garden ned to place a like number In the nadians. land on Sept. 15, 1917 and arrived Brothers and subsequently obtain­ Never Bought Bracelet Prime Minister - Ali Soheily An­ •umber departing to 41. northern, eastern and weatem More than any other Canadian in Liverpool, England from which ed work as a truck driver In ths .Levee testified yesterday that nounced the resienation of hia r a «a g sad Old in Group parts of the town, to the north of province, Quebec made a big busi- port he was sent to Southampton, municipal gsrbogs collection de­ "(JOmmander A roff ' suggested to government today after several of Today's contingent includ^ men On Exhibition North Main street. xhess of luring Americana to see the England and later to LeHavre. partment, in which capacity he me that I purchase an identifies- his cabinet ministers quit. •Those ages spanned the years de- They cost much less than the quaint French-Canadian \1llages, France and then Into the. Interior sros employed when he was called Uon bracelet," although, he add­ Soheily said the cabinet would alarad tfigible for service. There, large sirens now In use along to explore Quebes city, and enjoy of France for training at Neuf- to servics two weeks ago. ed, "we were Iddding around in a continue to function until forma­ ? svers young men of 21 in the unit All Sorts of Inspctk Main street and In the Olcott the winter and summer sports and S U M H t H Gene Knipo, .8 nils O'Dn.v, Joyful manner ktout being com­ tion of a new government. r ~'U>d there were men of 44 waiting street section, and complaints social life. Shown • Now at the Roy KIdridge, Hay Eberie missioned'' and "i, was all done in The crisis appeared to be purely i o undertake whatever duty in the about not hearing the alarm in the Tourist ■Buaineea !>\%tndie« veals there Is still time for humor a Joking and lighthearted man­ internal irv-rhametor. •rmed forces to which they are as* future, ia considered remote. But since the United States en­ Mary Chenicy' Library. amidst the hum of the Red Cross Hospital Notes Gene Krupa, "Ace Drummer ner." He never bought the brace­ From Sm ad. Hiare was one man, George tered the war and gasoline ration­ activities. Man" (pictured top, center), and let, he testified; it was tob expen­ g r McCollum, to whom a World ing has cut down travel, the tour­ 38 In 8tat« Join NavY ' his famous orchestra are appear­ sive. WST' la probably only an incident. Through the efforts of the Man­ Milton Chapter ist business had dwindled to a slim ing in person op stage of the air- Cummings . testified he gave ' i the last World War, McCollum chester Garden Club’a Garden Cen­ American Red Cross Mrs. Lucllls Dickson of 142 trickle. Tourists arc permitted only New Haven, July^Sl.—(>pi—The conditioned State theater, Hart­ Aroff a pair of gold cufflinks. He iw 18 months of service with the ter committee, a loon exhibit of Milton, Mass School street was dischsrgsd from 16 imperial* gallons of gasoline Nav-y announced t h a l'lt had en­ To Moko 45,000 Tonka Manchester ford, today. Saturday and Sunday famkaa Division. He la believed to garden peats was placed on' dis­ To Moko 32 Bottloahlps Dear Sir: the hoepital yesterday. Mrs. Dick­ while in Canada and that isn’t suf­ indicated the suggestion was his only. Gene Krupa features Anita own. to start with, and A roff took listed 38 men yesterday. Um first YO man in the coun- play yesterday at the Mary Che­ Takot 1,206,000.000 Man-Houra Takes 860,800,000 Man-Houra Writing In appreciation upon re­ son sustained Injuries to an early- ficient to take much of a trip. Be­ O’Day, "Lovely Lady of Song," him up with the reply "1 sure draftad for service in this sec­ ney L4brary. Collected by Neely And Food From '1,935,000 Aorea In The War ceipt o f one knitted head muff momtog automobile accident sides. moat everyone la conserving And Food From 1,344,000 Acret (pictured above, right), and Roy ond World War. EHaewhere In this Turner, entomologist of the Con­ from your organlutlon. Wednesday. Urea and forgetting the long vaca­ could use a good set of cufflinks.” Eldridge, "W izard of the Trum­ Both young men, after direct •eiue McOoUum'a complete record necticut Experiment Station, New Arithmetie of our war effort Is shown in piciochart above, giving an idea of how much production A letter was received this morn­ But now that summer is here I tion Jaunts. Haven, this - noteworthy collection pet." And here’s sensational hews, questioning, made statement., to fi World War I is dted. ■ and food to feed the workers Is needed to build tlie 80,000 planes and 45,000 tanks-called for in 1942 ing by Miss EHlzabeth Clark, am afraid that 1 won't have much A son was born at Memorial Some sources here estimate haa been shown all over the coun­ Ray Ebcrle, "Singing Idol of Mil­ the six-officer court on their own As tbs crowd -was gathering and by President Roosevelt, and the 32 battleships needed for our two-ocean N avy.. Figures are from chairman of the Junior Red Cross uae for it, unless your chapter late yesterday to Mr. and Mrs, that the American tourist trade try. It Is in the reading room of lions." ha.s just joined Gene Kru- initiative. thay awaited the arrival of the Department of Apiculture, with food estimatca baaed on 1939 acreage productioiyin Pennsylvania. of the Manchester Chapter, thank­ contemplates my being transferred Robert CJulver',of Buckland. / - thia. year he cut almost 90 the library, and will be there for a pa,..and this will be his first stage tny opinion,” I-evee ahld. ASH Iraia from Hartford for Fort Dev­ ing the organization for a rift of to some frozen wlldemesa. If so. per cent with few automobile com­ appearance with the band since “ Oommand^r A ro ff regarda .the k ons, parents, other relatives and week, after which it will be trans­ f l l which was sent to the Nation­ thank you. ing across the border. Moat of the Leroy Konehl, of Wells sfaeet, leaving Cllenn Miller. Also appear­ N avy as an officer the w'iiy I, as a Mssvls bade their boys farewell, ferred to the Whiton Memorial li­ to raid Hengyang airdrdme yester­ al Children’ s Fund. I really am thankful that I re­ .\l8itora now are arriving by boat who was admitted yesterday aft­ ing are W illie Shore, musical com­ civilian, regard my mother. He n a r e wers many touching scenes terary on North .Main street. day lost four bombers ahcl three The letter was signed by Miss ceived it because I still remember yv. y . S t o c k s American Air er otriking bottom at tbs Globs and train, but not in the numbera edy star and comedian: Betty would never be unfaithful to it, OANS ¥ There are eight items, under new Zero-tjrpe fighters ijqder the Eleanor Forsyth. Junior Red Cross M mothers and fathers saw in frost bites from lost winter, and Hollow swimming pool, was up to equal the prociesslon last year. Whem m ladk la eeaeeewy. sasss, their only sons leaving gUas, mounted on cotton and guns of fighters of the U..S. Air Correspondent- of the North At­ Anne Nyman, dancing star of and he would always respect it." ' there are more to come. and around at the Institution to­ During a four-day stay here. I yom w ill §»t tMaMaraf* ^BC,wnr, and in other cases, a sec- framed, showing the beetles snd Force in China, Lieut. Gen. Joseph lantic Area. Who stated. "Please "Beat F'oot Forward"; Paul .Win- "I remember.” Chimmings saW Air Reduction ...... 32 Action Looms -Thanking you again, I remain day. have seen only one automobile chell, and. others. "that Commander Aroff tol« ciation for their generous contri­ a' car from Massachusetts. In past Defense Workers, Busi­ in addition,’ today's headqiW- bution to a Fund that ia so urgent­ Census today— 108. New England Premiere of 'One to*■IT world. ■ ■ He urged ” ---- mene tot study ness Glrla, Executives and M ars were two or three instances and larvae or nymphs, to the adult Allied Chem ...... 131 Reply years at this season, the ciiy haa fif grandfathers and grandiiiothera Insect, together with leaves of food ters communique said, a number Against Nazis ly needed at this time." Thrilling Night,” exciting all I could while I wo* 'on the other employed peraona Am Airlines ...... 37 Sgt. StSvs Chandler Admlttsd ycoterday: Mrs. Myr­ swarmed witl\ them from, many beach.’ and aald If I ever had any audng goodbya and weeping Just plants on which they thrive, and of Japanese aircraft probably acrearaingly funny comedy with who need cash to pay off t ’l Am Can ...... 83T« Fort Monotouth. N . J. , tle Cnrwell,, Coventry: Craig states In the union. The little John Heal. • Mt more perhaps, than parents. the suggested means of control, were destroyed. ^ (Oonttaued from Pag« One) It was announced Apday by the problems to bring them to him." debts, for medical or den­ Belcher, 13 Walker Street. souvenir and g ift shops and tour- I thare were a good many tear- such as lead or calcium arsenate Am Rad St S ...... 4>a American Red CrossThat the Red 8 ubJ«ct: One^knltted head muff. There are two (2 ) midnight tal services or for aome Yesterday’s communique had Dischsrgsd vesterdav: Eugens lat hotels are almost deserted \n eyaa among those who didn’t or. nicotine sulphate.. The latter is Am .Smelt . ... 398i must be in the cards, there can be Cro.si sen-ices, heretofore extend­ 1. Enelosed' pleaae find 'one stage'and screen shew-s this week­ similar worthy purpose, told of only one raid on Hengyang, Gleds, 34 West O nU r street: Mrs. some caaes. One rarely hears Eng-' any loved ones in the unit. no harm in making th^ enemy ed to members of the Arined package of moth flakes to keep end. one tonight, midnight, and the Asserts Increase are Invited to eee Penumol especially effective in the control Hunan province, and credited two Am T * T ..... ---- ....'. ..T158i Lucllls Dickson. 142 School street: liah spoken' along the streeus. OHIng Rousing Sendoff of the squa.sh bug. Jumpy about It," The 'Telegraph force.s and their families, ha’fe your head muff Intact until next other on Sunday midnight, both for a cash loan of $10 to American pilota with shooting A m 'Tob B ...... 44 Walter Nevars. Wspplng; Mrs. HelBg Forced To Clore MEN'S Jack Dwyer had aet up a }oud said, but a d d ^ : "In these cir­ now been authorized for addition­ winter. W e ladles can figh t’ moths shows starting at 1:15 a. itu TTie $300. The European com-borer, tl dowrh three bombers from a nine- Aina Fuller, 180 Porter street. Many small hotels ani rooming Already Included MEN'S k n apparatus on the station Am Viscose ...... 28*s, cumstances silence, even in Parlia­ al categories including: Civilian if nothing else. Shpws tonight are continuous WHO CAN GET A Mexican bean beetle, which hi plane enemy squadron. Admitted today: Mrs. Fonnis houses are being forced to close. 'om and when be called for a spread to every county in tl Anaconda ...... 28 ment, la surely golden." ' . pilots of the Air Transport Com­ 2. We do not contemplate your through midnight, and you may LOAN ? One American PMae Loet Saccoccio, IS Ashworth atrset: French families who augmented Washington, July 31.—iP) - _ band for the boys who were State; the cucumber beetle, tl mand, civilians serving with the trmnafer, although we might wiah come anytime. On Sunday, the PersoBoi makes loans to Arrnour\m ...... 2T» The Sketch declared that. Sir Mrs. Sarah Htochey, 88 Highland their income by taking tourists Petroleum Coordinator Ickea’ an­ PAJAMAS iMVlng the crowd took on a more Colorado potato beetle, cabbage Today’s communique disclosed armed forces outside the United it would be to Milton, but If you doors' for the midnight show open credit-worthy men and Bathing.Trunks AtchlsonX ...... 4114 Stafford "gave the wisest of re­ States. the - Merchant Marine street. into their homes are finding no at 12;01 a. m. nouncement that the oil industry ahaertul attitude. When the train worms and cabbage looper are there were two raids and a heavier plies" to those who wish to know are aent to aome frosen wilderness, womeq. single or married. whose members although civilians, Discharged toddy: Daniel klor^ one to occupy their spare rooms. ^ Don't forget, the State theater, has uncovered a capacity for mak­ p^lsd into the station the town's among the other pesU illustrated. toll of Invading aircraft and add­ A ll R e fin \ ...... I 6 «i the government’s plans. put on your head muff and- think These loans are made on are exposed to the extreme hax- ris, Southington; M rs.' Esther So far as the American dollar Hartford, is completely air-condi- ing extra butadiene which would •sweat contingent of soldiers was There are'many yictory garden­ ed that- one American plane was Aviation CoTp ...... 2''i Observers khowed keen Interest of us. Just your signature alone. \ $ 2 - 0 0 bP lost. The pilot, however, was ards of war: active service and Slater, iM Main street: Lawrence is concerned, the pirture is pret­ tlonedT increase the synthetic rubber out- Even' though you’re em­ giving a rousing send-off. The train ers hereabouts, and if they have, Baldwin ...... 11% to the appearance pf Soviet Am Milton Red Cross. and Robert Duff, 117 Cooper Hin* / $ 2 - 5 0 up •ms 1ft minutes late but that was saved. B B O ---- \...... 3 ex-service men of the United Na­ ty much the same throughout put waa somewhat complicated to­ ployed on a new Job, or been bothered by any of the above, baasador Ivan Maisky at a closed tions, and the Worhenla Arm y street; Mrs. Robert Brodenr and Canada. Gasoline rationing and •mloemsd by most of the friends they will be able to recognise Bendlx ..3 1 % all-party session of members of day by Rubber Coordinator Ar­ have newly moved Into Capt. Albert J. Baumler shot Auxiliary C^orps. Copper haa been banned fo r use infant daughter, 262 Z'orker street; t)ie preaeuree of war economy have ft tbs departing group as it gave them, know the beetles by name Beth SU 54% Parliament yesterday at which he thur B. NewHall'a assertion the the community, you can ARROW WHITE TROPICAL down two of the Japanese bomb­ in zippers, hooks and eyes, snap- Carol PhilUpo. 83 Spruce street; shut off an Important source of Iron Liiug Scares apply for a loon here. bant a lltUs longer in which to say and And a remedy for their exter­ Boeing Airp 15 was said to have given a frank ap-' increase hsd been teticipated and BOVS* ers, the war bulletin said, the The following very business-like fastenera. grippers, snd a wide George Zwlpk, 333 Center street; revenue for the dominion. ' nrswell. There were many who mination. They will alao And near Borden ...... V ...... 20% praisal of Russia’s military situa­ already Included In^he production A SE.N8IBLE 80LUTION same number as credited yester­ Correspondence between Sergeant variety of gadgets from buttons John Nichols. TsleottvUle: Emma ' There is a briRht side to tl)e program. •ere anxious to get going to the display, rumerous pamphlets Can I'ac ...... 4% tion. ParalvEccI .Patient A Loan of $1Q0 coats day to Ma], John E. Allison of Chandler of Fort MonmOuth, New to buckles. Other metsds, how­ Jane' Dittmdyer, 25 Cburtland situation, however, for Canada. cnmp. One o f the oMeat in the on gardening, herb culture, eradi­ Cerro De P ...... 29% The News Chronicle’s political Saying that "It’a like finding an $20.80 when promptly re­ SHIRTS $2.25 GalnesvUle, Fla. Jersey, and the Milton. Massachu­ ever. are still svsilsble for these street: Mrs. Rose Jarvis, 240 Canadians are traveling more in­ Bathing Trunks Sport Shirts group, Harold 8 . Balch, who is 44, cation of ragweed, canning and Ches * O h ...... ,\ ...... 31 \ cotTl?spwdent declared Maiskv had i oil well.’’ Ickes declared yesterday paid in 12 monthly conaee- A ll four of the bombers were setts Chspter of the Red Cross re- articles. — Spruce street. side their own country and find­ Was on# of the most anxious to get other subjects from the Federated Chrysler ...... 61 made that he believed the Jay, Okla . July 3 t—(.P i-A n that the industry could produce utiva installmenta. If a Long ane : ftudolpb Fisher Jones A Laii. 20 by the State Board of Education. in months." one transport was sunk and two the offlceris Immediately set to Kenneth C. Marks Kennecott ...... 29% work. These examinations are required The ph yslcli^ made no predic­ George ,S. McCollum others and a destroyer were hit tion as to U ^ ia m s’ recoveiy. No one in too young or loo Japan Concentrating Ligg A My B ...... 64 % Almost every Canadian contin­ for certification o f ail Connecticut Henry T. Coleman by Allied bombs. , Ixickheed A i r e ...... 16% uid to get into this tight. 6 gent In the United Kingdom re­ S O ro n S R ! < foreign language teachers. They Edward J. Cavngn.aro - , ,From all yesterday’s operations Forces in Manchukuo Loew’s ...... 44 three allied planes were missing. ceived reinforcements from the include recorded and written tents No one is of the wrong gen­ William J. Dewart London. July 31.—o you write to your noldier?.^ and -German. Prof. Arsene Cro­ Slack Suits $5 George C. Butman days A HIM headquarters said Nat B ls c ...... 14% you... and you... and all there was no ground actlrity at Japane.se forces nearly 400.000 Canadians Swiftly Dispersed teau, head of the foreign lan­ John F. Cervini ‘ strong were concentrating in Man­ Nat Cash Reg ...... 16% Of courM you do! But you guages department at the Univer­ Use 01(1 Theater of us to buy war stamps Francis N. Blanchard Kokoda. inland village midw'ay be­ TTioussnds of soldiers snd hun­ chukuo opponite the 1,000-mlle Nat Dairy ...... 15 dreds of ground crewmen for the sity of Connecticut, will be in and bonds. We are proud * ' — r — ------■ \ Albert-E. Turklhgton tween Gona Mission and the A l­ can’t write every day. Here’s lien base at Port Moresby. The Soviet frontier from Lake BaikM Nat DistlU ...... 23% R o ^ l (?anadlajl A ir Force were charge. to publish this "call to Herbert E. Clemson latter was attacked by three Ja­ to the Pacifle, and "there is llttfc N Y O n t r a l^ ...... 9 swiftly dispersed to various cen­ ■ This will be the sixth to a serifs , Chicago. July 81 — (A5 — Chi­ Robert L. Custer. komethiiiE eiue you can do, arms” and we take pleasure Gabardine and Tropical panese night raiders without dam­ doubt they' are planning to at­ Nor Am ^lo ...... a ...... I 44 ters where they oil! receive train­ o f such examinations, which av­ cago's historic Auditorium The- ^ Frank C Steiner in ahowing you how to have age. tack. ) Northern P ac ...... 6 ing for action on a second fron t A erage about 60 candidate*. Since ster and Hotel, once a cathedral •* . Alfred 8 . Nevers though. Send him a subacrip- An Australian correspondent In "T h e Japanese are already to Packard ...... 2% predominant number of the new the Introduction lost year o f the of midweatern culture, will awak- ' more money for war stamps Harold S. Balch Pan Am Airw ...... 18 New Guinea related in. a dispatch position to attack whenever they arrivals were tankmen, who' were tibn to The* Manchester Eve­ new type of examination, which rn ooon to the abotiU of soldien ' through our every day low Manuel F. Iglesias Param Piet ...... 18% calls for both oral and' written find oallora having fun. / Worsted Trousers today how 60 Japanese wel-e killed sent 'at once to southern England Robert G. Sandals choose," said this source who de­ prices on your daily health when they walked.into an .Allied Patino M in ...... 18% for battle training. tests, approximately 20 percent Mayor Edward J. KeUy an­ o ______Wilfred J, Maxwell clined to permit identification by ning Herald—thal’a the best and toiletry needs. trap recently at Alubo. near Ja­ name. Penn R R ...... 21% The convoy mode the Atlantic 1 ave received paoelng grades. Prof; nounced yesterday that the 51- Frands J. Reister ■Pepsi - Cola ...... 21 % Croteau otated. panese-held Salamaua. Jap.vnese engineers have used crossing smisothiy, Whlls escort­ way to keep him in touch year-old building, which had been Clayton R. Fuller. Jr. Phelps Dodge ...... 24% Recorded and written teats will The enemy force of 115 men lar%e numbers of Chinese prison­ ing war vessels dropped a lew doomed to vacancy by tax and ' . Sherwood F- Moorhouse ■entered a clearing covered by Phil Pet 39 depth charges it was not known cover general achievement, pro­ financial troubles, would be opened ( , Henry P. Starsiak ers to construct and develop road with home. It’s a litUs Allied machine-guna . and was Pub Rve N J ...... 9% definitely whether the shipe were nunciation and converaation, officiplly withTtr a month as a ; Wash Slacks Thomoa J. Pitricca and rail communications with the caught in a deadly cross fire. The Pullman ..... 23 pursued by submarines. thing to do, but think grammar, composition, ftteratufe branch of the Service Men's Cen- Nelson D. KUpatnek. forre.spondeat said the, Japanese present concentration airas, it Radio 8 % and culture. W ritten examtoatlona was declared. ‘■•r. . ■ „ ! Donald G. Morin abandoned dead and wounded Republic StI ...... ■ 14 % whi)t it will mean to him! - are corrected by picked tenguag* Free theatrical performoacea! Burton H. Frasier native guid.es and much equipment I’redlct Three Drives North Rey Tob B ..a ...... 23% Reds Not Enthusiastic committees which represent as and ahowa of ail kinds will he I John P. Sheridan but carried their trvnt dead away. “Like sll aggressors,' the Japa­ Savage A r m s ...... 10% Act NOW! nearly os possible all aecttoos of given to the theater In which mu­ Edward G. Zanis The Allie sic and drama fanciers gathered : / GusUve L, ScliaMer said, operate from secret camps choose along a frontier,'' the Shell Un 13 Moocow, July 31— (flT —News As la other foreign languages, to hear and see noUblea like of the R.A.F.'s recent raids on Kenneth W. Storm and scout jungle paths searching source said, predicting that they Socony - -.Vac ...... 8 the Latin examination requires Melba. Caruso, Mary Garden. .Will Germany la being received by the William F. Mahoney for ihe Japanese. wotild make at least three drives Sou Psc 13^4 oral ability. This is done through Rogers, Fritz Kreisler. Souaa. and . Loren E. Fountain Apparently the Japanese have South Ry .4 . 14%i Russians with appreciation but the question and answer method, Shakespearean componiea. in the north in an attempt to,iso­ arithout any particular enthualaam. L io E. McPartland not yet reached the main Allied late VUuhvoatok.. fltd Brands ...... 8 % in on attempt to insure that Latin WilAam J, Traygts or excitement. A r- defense forces. “ August and September are the Std Oil Csl ...... 21% THE win be taught to tha ocboola .to a Ta Keop Job In Family Frank Novak (This dispatch, ^ ^ iten tly writ- WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED Rival Indian Fighting best months for campBigning to .Std Oil NJ ...... 87% reoUatle manner. Prof. CroteSu ‘Tomorrow morning. Frederick The ground fighting was devel­ ten to pass rigid censorship, im­ that area," he said, "and the Jap­ Texas C o ...... 38 New Orleans—(Jb—Oliver 8. U- C. HaU and Truman A. Wltherall oping into-a series of - scouting plied a Russian conviction that anese Inactivity to all other Timken Roll B ...‘ ...... 40 vaudais. Jr., and hia father both Light Weight w ill leave the north end station skirmishes riraiing Indian fighting Un Carbide ...... 87% British air attacks alone do not qw llfied aa candidates in the spheres except the North Pscifle satisfy Russia's need for.second A Large Shipment fo r Fort Devens, Ma.^s, They of American colonial times. Union Pac ...... 71% Democratic primary for a diotrict Straw Hats HERALDr would have been in today's de­ Most of the Allied scouts are Indicates Siberia Is their objective front action and that the British Bond Purchaser Judgeahip In 8 t Bernard and Pla­ for the last half o f 1942." Unit Air L ...... 12% serting group except they were young prospectors, miners snd for­ Unit A l r c ...... 88 effort had suffered in Ruoslon eye quemines parishes, but they won't Iwld over one day at the’ lmiuctlon esters who know how to Uvs ctf Unit Gas I m p ...... 3%' by recent comporisoa with the Can Ring Bell oppose each other. "We Just want­ . Of Memorialt Russlana' siraultaneous fight for RATES: Felt Hats CSSitar Iw Hartford for further the countiy. Their skill ia indicat­ Japanese Claim Us Rubber 18 ed to make sure o f winning," ex­ gsrsnitnstion before being accept- ed by the fact that sine* the New US Steel 47% life In south and repeated air at­ plained the father. "We’re Tuvtog Wklch we have on display In our yard. Pikeville, Ky.—,0P>—Pike coun­ •g . , They win leave at 8:55 a. Guinea fighting started none haa Damage in Raids Warner Br IJlcf...... '. 5% tacks on eastern Germany.) some meetings with our friends Our yenra of service to this conunoolty to \Miile fighting what are proba­ One Month . . 75 Gents ty's f ln t nattonol bonk, which boa BL boarding a train carrying men been killed or captured. Tokyo, (Prom Japanese Brosd- West Union ...... 25% and oa soon sa ws decided which qualifies ns os experieneed and nnder- bly the Moodiest battles of the ,a pip* organ and offers prayer Wtmk othsr poinU in the aUte. For example, one small patrol csstsl, July 31— LlPt— Imperial .West El A M f g ...... 87% has the best chance o f winning, standtag memertal eroltemen. . ^ recently was surprised bj- a large war, the Red Arm y also has been serviess sack morning Before the other «1 1 I withdraw." up headquarters reported today that Wool worth ...... 29% Six Monthfl .... $4.50 Japanese force.,The Allies immedi­ able to bomb Germany, having, worii starts, has a new idea for Japanese N aval air units had in­ Elec Bond A Sh (Curti) . . . 1 Yon may tod Jnet what yon woat in ■Inasa man advertised for ately scattered in- the dense under- mode at Isoot four recent attacks swelling w sr bond soles. Upset by Cow's Moo flicted considerable damage on the • boy.^ The next morning g i uwrth. The Japanese fanned out on Koenigaberg, east Prussia. Cashier John M. Yoot toatoUed enr present stork with a wide price air baae and other military facili­ •M aome fifty boys in line, in an encirclement attempt, spray- Mrs. Blobbs (over the fence) This has mods s conalderslite on s post to front of the bonk a ■ Elgin, ni.—(Jb—Cora, the ele­ roagn. Come In and see ns or let ns call ties at TownsTine on the north- THE HERALD: 100-yeor-old bell, one o f the kind about to begin caamlnlng Ihg the shrubbery with bursU Heard about M rs.. Green's bad Impression on those whom foreign phant two and a half ton mem- : M yjso. rFPT LMPj' cOat coast o f Anstralia to a series that once graced farmyards and \ OPOlkaatA when he was hand- from automaUc rifles and aiiout- luck? correspondents meet here. Untfl ber of Wallace Brothers circus, j FOOTWEAR BUY U. S. ot raids July 25, 37 and 28. I CBcloBe 9...... Pleaae send a subeo^ption to: won uoed to coll ths hands to din­ utf tm wkicb was scribbled: tog. “ You come, you come." But Mrs. Nobtm (angsrty) — N o; ths Koenigaberg raids the Moscow was so upset by s cow's sudden i every man o f the patrol atolc safe­ (Cosamuniquea from General what la it? dtlssns bcliovcd it inqioaaible to ner or to sound « f i n alarm. i. bellow that she broke away from : Ob anything unto yon ^ IfacArthur's headquarters to Aus­ ^tAhlK ...... Every time a war bond ia aold.' FOR THE B tB « last boy in. line, but ly s « y . Mrs. Blobbs (gloatln gty)— Her carry on Urge-seals tehd flghUng her trainer and thundered for sev- Manche$ter Memorial Company WAR BONDS tralia said the raids did no dam-, the purchaser ia entitled to ring rral miles through Elgin. Fences ; FM I am then with husband’s > run sway, snd what's and also bomb (Sermon cities. ^L^^DRESS" ^LT C^t99P A. Almetfl, Prop. tuiouse''soN. ags.) more, he's robbed her oC every Now the Koenigaberg raids ora the belL The deep-throated “bong" wars snmshed, grape arbors crum- j ' Fenil and Harrlssn Bto. con be heard throughout .the bual- T c t 7787 or 5SS 7 ENTIRE FA^IILY AND STAMPS Japanese Lose penny she hod. fully reported as ths Red Army pied and victory gardens squash-' OpMi Swidftyv INC. An Ita lic tew moires avistian Mrs. Nobbs (gaaptog)—Wall. I neae district o f thU mountain ed before she woe recapttircd,-but j Four Bombers fights for its lift on the southern town. _ Buy Dlrert and Save Money! training coMuteory for an young never! Poor danrt.„,V)d ilw only no one was b u tt . , | Chungking, July 31—opi — The front and RJtiF. nettvltlcs ars not men who o r* physically and men- married him bccooM shs wps so Adrs. Japanese in two sepnnto evoking ths si^i a t. the 7 K taJ^ Bttad fior I iA .'

'■ , I I ,. -1 MS8 snc itfANXUlES’l-ER EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 194S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY. JXH.Y 31.1941 casian command of Lieut Gen. D. that he had ever told Evers hs was FACE SEVEIT T. Kozlov. CashBonu^ed The Smith d Sightly Lass Is She Refugee TeRs receiving money from the German Church School « Satisfied A network of railways, includ­ government. The witness said, ing the trunk line to the oil fields however, that he told Evers he tage cheese, lemon pie, bread and and branches to Krasnodar and Likely Result Federal Jury had been sent to America by the Closes Tonight Navy Training butter and milk. With Walters th- Black Sea port of Novorosslsk, German government to work I let off steam at this point. But lies below Batalak (which the Ger­ among Ukrainians. D aily R adio Prog ^ a m s for the cadets It’s a study period man high command claimcfl last. Of Tax Curb Of Nazi Link He said that he left the Rus­ Eastern War Tliiae Hard Course from 7:40 to taps. B|^way Head lo Con­ Monday.) ' ‘ sian Orthodox clergy in 1925 and Exercises to Be Held One day was just about enpugh If the Germans are able to seize was then ordained in the Ruthen- At Emanuel Lutheran for'me. But these cadets, tough­ tinue Service* of Busi­ areas on the shoulder of land be­ (Continued from Page One) (Continued from Page One) ian order of the Roman Catholic *Most Rigorous Physical ened and tanned, get It for three low the Don river delta weat of church. Church; Program. months. And they take it without ness Manager. Bstaisk they could move rein­ "many companies are going to tilled as chief of the Getta{io in "One of our prominent co-work- Another War Time Series Conditioning Program^ batting an eye. . ^ forcements across the-. Azov See make distributions in cash and Altona. ers.’ 'was the way Father Pely- \ {lenko said the (lerman consulate This evening at 7:30, the three- \ » Hartford, July 31—{/Vi—A. M. from Taganrog Bay. that is highly Inflationary at a "He said I should call on Dr. Claim Found True. time when we are trying to con­ ■ p Berendfnoann” Flatter • declared, described Molzahir when he aaked week session of the Emanuel Lu­ Starts Monday Afternoon : Walten, boldlngt the A triangular assault formation ■bout him in regard to men who theran Vacation- Church School Baaa 'niajiager of the State High In which armored machines form­ trol inflation.” "and tell him the> whole story, but By Gene danssen Bogus Major Henry 8. Beers of Hartford. ■ it .wouldn’t be easy to see him be­ were allegedly spreading German will bold its closing exercises. Dur­ • Vray Beipartment hy temporary ap- ed mo-ving walls about Infantry­ propaganda. ing the three week period, the Iowa City, la., July 31—UP>— Solntment of former acting Com- men at the center was reported to Conn., representing the Associa­ cause I was very busy, but 1 .New York, July 31 — (Wide will continue substituting. It will r tion of. Life Insurance Company sfiould take the calling card and S|ieat Hit Own Monei^ school haa hao an enrollment of World)—Another *{ar-effort pro-, i be the third time Mias Oliver baa The Navy’s pre-flight trainings set­ j •aaaioner Frank Upman. Jr., has have failed the Germans bidding seventy-one pupils, eighteen of Under Arrest 'l^een aaked by Commissioner Cox for Stalingrad. Presidents, urged that the commit­ I would be at his desk in 10 min­ Asked i«i>eatedly by the defense gram.. “Giants of Freedom,” is to I missed the program, a comedy up haa l ^ n described as iKe “mOat tee make it clear in the' law that utes. if he had received money' for hls which come from other churches . drama, because of illness. ~to continue In office and to t***® The Army newspaper Red Star In the community than the Enihn- If added to the network schedule rigorous physical condifipnihg pro­ the merit system examination said Soviet forces had smashed stock bonus, pension profit-shar­ Flatter told the jury he came efforts. Father Pelypenko. said "I gram the world haa ever seen.” * When It Is set up by the personnel tank and infantry charges in two ing plans should not be considered to the United States in 1937 and didn’t expect any money for it. In uel church. This evening - marks via CBS on Monday afternoon at Dialing Tonight: NBC—8 Lu- Alertness of New Jersey a e p i^ e n t for a permanent ap­ sectors southwest qf Kletskaya. discriminatory because they were returned .the same year for a visit. Argentina I even spent my own the close of' the first Vacation 4:30, with Wendell Willkle as the t ciUe Manners concert, Irving Ber- That Is no overstatement. School that has been held In the mtroductory S{>e8fker. i lin guest; 8:30 Information Please; State Police (Corporal pointment. . , , . . itself 80 miles northwest of Sp- geared to the rate of^ages. Money Given To Knnz* money running those Germans After S{>endlng a full day with William C. Murray, adinlnlstra- llngrad, and forced the invaders He urged also an amendment down.” Emanuel church since 1930 when The objective is discussion of I 9 Waltz Time; 9:30 Plantation the cadets at" the University of Is Given Credit. tlve assistant, some of whose to retreat over steppes littered which would permit the exclusion Elarlier in this day the Rev. "I am not an American,” he tes­ the classes were under the direc­ fighting aims in the present con* Party; 10 People Are Funny Quiz; Iowa base. I’m convinced the from such plans of employes cov­ Aleksi Pelypenko, Ukrainian priest tified, "and money does not mean tion of Student EMwln Olson. The llict from' the view{X)lnt of great 10:30 Tent Show Tonight, drama. Navy couldn’t have picked a bet­ duties were taken over by Arthur with bodies .and wrecked ma­ 1942 Vacation School has been un­ Newark, N. J , July 31—OP)— Johnson. Upman’s assistant. w’lU chines. ' . ered by Federal SoClsl Security employed as a counter-espionage so much to me aa an idea." Americans of the past. Elach week CBS—7:30 Report to'the Na­ ter phrase in describing this revo­ fiesuine thos6 dutlcSi Mr. Cox said. In one of . these the triangiflar benefits. agent by the FBI, testified today Father. Pely{ienko‘a testimony der the direction of Ralph Hjelm, there is to be a different s{}eaker, tion; 8 Lfwishdto StadiOm con­ lutionary program. ~ The alertness of a state {>olice cor- Advocate* Higher Exemption that Anastaae A. Vonslatsky, yesterday was conducted through student at Upaala 0>Uege. Mr, among ’Sshom will be Fannie cert; 9 Lieut. Robert Montgomery (Checking In at the base' an hour {loral was credited today for the Walters and Johnson were for- formation received a bipod test. Hjelm haa been ably aMlsted by Bter WPA employes when Mr. Up- Red Star reported. Eugene M. Klein of Cleveland, W hite Russian leader, had told an Interpreter. Hurst, Carl Van Doren, Ru]>ert In “Man Hunt”; 9:30 Brewster before taps, I was quartered with arrest of Warner J. MacFarlene, Ohio, a pension consultant, advo­ him he bad given “plenty of volunteer teachers of tbs Emanuel Hughes etnd Stephen Vincent Boy: 10 Osfavan Hbur variety, a platoon of cadets from the Uni-, man directed the sUU bureau, be­ Soviet riflemen held their Are as (JIad in clerical dress, the priest church. They have Included M l^^ accused of im{>ersonating an U. S. fore going to the highway depart­ the concentration lumbered up. cated an Increase in the amount money" to Gerhard Wilhelm said from the witness stand that Benet. In starting the program ! Lanay Ross. / veraity of Michigan. Army major so successfully that ment. Mr. Cox Indicated satisfac­ business firms could charge off as Kunze, fprmer national leader of Phyllis Noren, Miss Lorraine MU*' ’ V.’illkle will talk on Chirl Schurz, ' BLU—7 Scramble, aviation They assured me I would have Artillerymen concentrated on- nine hs was employed by the FBI from ler. Mrs. Eldward Mlffltt, Mrs. Al­ he rode around in a chauffeur- tion with Walters’ services and tanks which formed the forward deductible tax ' expense as pay­ the German-Amerlcan Bund. ' March 1941 to Aug. 18 of that German-Amerlcan Liberal of the drama; 8:30 'ThoM Good Old Days, no trouble getting to our first driven Army automobile and su- also.found no fault with Johnson. ments to pension funds. The bin Appearing as a government wit­ bert'Robinson, Miss Ruth KjsIUon, post-CTlvil War days. New time; 9 QangbusterS; 9:30 “muster” at 9:45 the next morn­ polnt>«f the triangle. Volley after year- ... and- klrs. Theodore (Jham^rs. {lervised, construction of an Army The commissioner said that vollev wrecked the tanks and the would limit such deductions'to 5 ness at the trial of the Molzahn, The witness testified that Mol­ Dinah Shore songs; 10 Meet Your ing. I didn’t. A loudS{>eaker sys­ canteen. y ' H ' Johnson also held a temporary ap­ per cent of the aggregate of em­ accused of conspiring with Von- Tonight's Program Unless something happens to­ Navy; 10:30 Men, Machines, vic­ tem brings theebugler right out­ Nazi infantry wa.s left exposed. zahn enabled him to'get Into touch night at midnight Is the deadline tory. The 46-year-old defendant was pointment given to him by Upmw Red Star said. * ployes’ salaries. siatsky, Kunze and two others to with tha German embaaiy ' in The program this evening will, side your door and you are liter­ picked up at Plainfield after Corp. with his approval but that until he Joseph E. Bright of Buffalo, N. violate the 1917 espionage by fur­ include four sections In which chil- ' in the record and transcription MBS—8:30 Songs for Marching ally blown out of bed. \ Troops Uohb Into Breach Washington and at the same time situation. That is the time set by Men; 9:30 Double or nothing ()uiz; Walter Heckmonn became suspi­ talked with Johnson cpjceming Y., an estate aiMlyst, asserted that nishing Americantmllitary s'ecl-ets advised him that Ukranians could dren from the four departments of To Get SieSp Out Of Eyes cious of his credentials and noti­ his place in the departthent he Russian troops dashed lnt,o the if pension planj'were killed, a de­ to Germany and Ja{ian, the priest the Vacation Church School will James C. Petrillo, head of the 10 Boxing, Ray Robinson vs. Sam­ At 5:50 I was , stretching and fied the FBI. E. F. Conroy, assl- breach, the dispatch reported; and mand for higher wages was likely help In "the German aims.’.' American Federation of Musicians my Angott. oould not say what disposition will did not mention the amount of In another meeting. Father participate. There wUl^ be a display bending with other cadets of the tant FBI director, said MacFar- be made of his case. One of Mur- routed' ■ the Germans in hand-to- to arise. money Involved. of^andlwork by the‘children be­ when members of that union are 4th battalion. They told me this laneNjarried a .25 caliber Mauser Earlier it was reported that Pelypenko said, he showed the stop making records to t radio What to ex|>ect Saturday; NBC tay’t duties *iad been preparation hand combat. His statement was made on re­ clergyman a letter he had recelv tween the ages of two and eleven. session of calesthenics was merely pistol in hia automobilp. Heck- of dspartment publicity. Johnson Nazi airmen were aaid to be ’Treasury support, was imminent direct examination by Thomas J. It Is ex{>ccteil that parents end ations, juke boxes and other —11 a.m. The Oeightons. oomedy; to "loosen you up and get the mann r»cognizcd that the^ plsto! seeking to bomb crossings of the for a change to permit Individuals ed from Kunze, whom he had met friends of the children wlU be In pumic reproduction devices. '' 1:30 p.m. All out for Victory; 3 sleep out of your eyes.” Capt. bad been doing this work the past Dodd, Jr., special assistant to the meanwhile, and which bore Mol- was not k sidcarm Issue of ♦he months under the Upman Don hy which the Red Army Is and corporations to cut down their attorney general, who confined his attendance. Siiice the Petrillo order was an- Nature Sketches; 4 Pan-American David C. Hanrahan, commandant Army. K--*aklme. feeding supplies' and reinforce­ war-time tax bills by a percentage ahn’s initials and address aa A re­ The program:. nounced.^there has been much dis­ holiday, Argentina. (?BS—1 Coun­ at the base, was on hand. questioning to a single query-as turn address. cussion on counter-actions, includ­ try Journal; 2:05 Of Men and Held ik 85.000 Ball A short oonference between ments to the divisions within the of the amount they pay on out­ to whether Vonsiatsky had ever Hymn—"Children of the Heav­ After calisthenics, a shave and. ”I end Stan Kenton matinee. BLU—12:30 records lo prove It.” the five foot, scheduled for this noon to be fol­ Nazi Field Marshal Fedor Von Senator Brown (D-Mieh) told Dodd then sought to Introduce ^crl{)ture Reading and Prayer my room In order before the next four defendant declared yesterday lowed next week by a longer and Bock is moving up additional men reporters he had become convlnc Umber Alexis Smith is bending every effort toward movie stardom. at the seme time a "dunce" be­ by Jean Robinson of the Interme­ on their p re s e t supply of records, Four-H Club; 2 Disciples of Christ muster for athletics. as Federal Judge William J. Bar­ through the witness Latin and cause he had not been "very care­ the broadcasters had made no convention; 3:35 Patterns in Blue; more comprehensive discussion o* and. nxachlnes to bolster both his ed in conferences with Treasury German documents which .would diate Class. pur first period started at 7:30. ker held him in $5,000 bail on the department. holding action in the Voronezh experts that a debt amortization ful" about the return address: Hymn—“When He Cometh." definite announcement. 6 Dinner concert. MBS—10:49 a.m. We began with more calesthenics charges of imperaonating\M FBI establish the Clergyman’s stand­ Red Cross program; 1:30 p.m. sector, 3CfO miles below Moscow, plan of this nature weuld'be ad­ ing as a priest of the Roman Remarks by Mr. Hjelm, the di­ —tougher and longer than our agent and a U. S. Army major. arid the ' aouthward thrust at vanced by them before the Senate To Baii Civilian rector of the school. Again Edna May Oliver is to be R. A. F. Cadets in training; 6 earlier get-together. MacFarlane told the court he Armored Trains Finance Committee concludea cur­ Catholic church. • ' away from her NBC broadcast Jimmy Dorsey Navy salute; 6 Tslmlyansk, midway between Sta­ Obituary Defense Objects To Documsats Beginners: Soccer and wrestling classes fol­ had been working In Florida oh a lingrad and Roatov, the communi­ rent hearings and begins a detail­ About Town A song by Leonard and Lenore Sunday evening and Mary Boland Anchors Aweigh. ' ' lowed. government construction job and what wonderful selections ed study of the tax' bill. Flying in Stale The defense objected to the . Bring Fresh Reds que said. - . documents on the ground that Zwlck, age 5, "Holy Bible, Book I was already weary, but the asked medical treatment for snake / In one of a scries of official ex­ May Link Two Proposals their authenticity was not estab-. Divine." day was juM’'sUrtlng. The cadets bite and three verte'brae fractures. hortations ' to Russia’s millions, Recitatlona.by six of the Begin­ 1080 trotted Into the fleidhouse for their He passed himself Off as "doing Brown said there appeared to oe Hartford, July S1.—(JP)—A ban Deaths i lished. - A first anniversary Mass for the 1380 . (Ooatinued from Page One) the Communist party newspaper strong sentiment within the com­ repoae of the soul of Peter Am­ ner Pupils: Marjorie Kurts, Don­ WTIC WDRC wrestling class and I trailed be­ undercover wofk for ' the FBI,” on clvlUan pleasure flying at all I Dodd replied that the only way ald Anderson, Jackie Robinson, Kilocycles Kilocycles hind. said Conroy, when hia Idehtity was Pravda. declared grave days were mittee to link some s:i.'h provision Mrs. Daniel Malley | to establish their authetiticlty fu|s brose -will b« celebrated in St. they have! _ and really^ Um Kusalans had yet halt the upon the Sovipt Union and that Coimectlcut airports, except those James’ church tomorrow morning Ida Maria Johnson and (Jeorg* No Rest Periods AUowed questioned by a bona-fide major German- advance Into the Cau­ with a proposal by Senator Guffey ther would he to communicate Friday, July 81 defensive trading of spaca for (D-Pa) to boost the House-approv­ at Simsbury and Canaan, has Mrs. (Catherine M. Malley, wife' at 7:30. GenUle. Friday, July 31 Our first session ended at 10 who re{jorted at an Army wair aid casus. or Daniel Malley, of 827 East Mid­ with officials thi Germany "and If Three songs by the entire clase: P.M. P. M. a.m.. and I was looking for a rest de{)ot in Somerset county, where Dispatches from the hard-press­ time must end. ed 90 per cent excess profits levy been ordered by the Army, effec­ the defense can suggest any way “Every* inch of Soviet territory on corporations to 100 per cent dle Turnpike, died at her home Only one Maas will be celebrat­ 'Who Makes the Flowers?’', "Two 3:00—The Story of Mary Marlin- 3:00—David Harum. {leriod. But they don’t have such MacFarlane had built the canteen. ed front south of Rostov and tive August 4, State Aeronautics yesterday at the age of 66. Bhe of ddthg that we will b* glad to ed at St. John’s Polish National Little Eyes” and “Jesus Loves 3.15—Ma Perkins' 3:16—Harry Marble, News. things around Uils school. The skeptical officer reported the Tslmlyansk said the Russians had given up by us weakens our fb>ces and to provide for a 20 per cent followr It through." and lessens our possibilities,” It post-war rebate of that amount. Commissioner Thomas H. Lock­ had been a resident of Manchester Church this Sunday, it was an­ Me.” 3:30—Pep{>er Young's Family 3:30—Russian American Festi­ HlRlng was next. At the end of incident to the War IJepartment their prices are amazing!’* lost ftirther ground and reported for 21 years. Besides her hu^bahd The government attorney told nounced this morning. Adoration Presentation of Perfect Attend- 3:45—The Right To Happiness val. c grave threat developing between said. The ’Treasury has suggested hart said today. The order will the court that "we are trying to the hiki-just a .hortTin;:miia“"„VSl^^pearod^ The midnight report of the So­ that the 00 per cent tax be re have no effect on commercial air­ she leaves three sisters,' Mrs. of the Blessed Sacrament will be ^ e e Awards by Miss Phyllis 4:00—Backstage Wife 4;0(^Dsvld Cheskina Orchestra. Jaunt,(aunt nearlynexrlv a■ thirdthinrf of which was oisappeareu. Batalak, 19 miles south of Ros­ Michael J. Boland of this town, prove that tbU man is what he held at that time. Following the Noren, teacher of the Beginners 4:1'5—Stella Dallas 4:15—Victory Begins at Home. Amazing Story of Hoodwinking tov, and the sea of Azov. viet Information Bureau said re­ Ulned, but that 10 per cent be lines. says he Is.” and the jury was ex­ taken at double time—I was ready Conroy outlined an amazing verses befell the Germans within paid back to the corporation; after Mrs. James Madden of West Hart- Mkss the semi-annual meeting of Clase. 4:30—Lorenzo Jones 4:30—You’re in the Army Now. to eat—and rest. Although there was . no indica- The order. Issued by Lieut. Gen. j^ord and Mrs. Elizabeth Mulcon- cused while the opposing counsel the parish will be held Ui the Primary: 4,;45—Young Widder Brown 4:45—News. story of hoodwinking, saying that ti(d that the main Caucasus Army the Don bend in the area of Kleta- the war to finance improvements Hugh Drum, also cancels civilian argued the issue. For lunch we had meat loaf, MacFarlane from May 1 to June kaya, 80 miles northeast of Sta­ roy. of Unionville. She. also leaves Church Hell. A Missionary poem recited by 5:00—When A Girl Msrrlss ' 4:55—War (Jommentaiy. spinach, noodles, {lotatoes, toma­ Of Ueut. Gen. D. T. Kozlov yet and to provide employment. pilot training here after Augiist a brother, Lawrence Ryan of Judge J. Joseph' Smith then Betty Ann Johnson. 5:15—Portia Faces Life 15 had; bad been thrown Into the fight, lingrad, where thousanda of men Expansion of this principle to 15. ruled that the documents wer* ad- 5:00—Ad Liner—Musical O>op- toes, milk, bread and butter, and Traveled at w:ill in the War Aid pit their skill, strength and fire­ Pomfret and several nieces and King Davjd Lodge I.O.O.F will Recitation of the Ten Cbmmand- • 5:80—The Story Club with Jane erative. ice cream. Ited Star reported that In the Don give immedlste tax credita to both General Drum's order setting nephews. , missable as evidence. Som* of confer the first degree this evening menta by the entire class..' DUlon De{K>t and Camp Kilmer, Issuing bend, battle-loving cavalrymen power. , Individuals and corporations for the datef for flying curtaHthent them were identified as: 5:49—Ben Bemlc. UnUP4 p. m„ the 4th "Bat” wa.s passes for the de{)ot over his sig­ The funeral will be held Mon­ on a large class of candidates. Of­ Song, “Come to the Saviour" by 5:45—Dance MusiO 6:00—News. in class. 1'^ from the Soviet Bashkir republic “Southwest of Kletskaya our part of the money paid on debts. follows instructions issued about day morning at 8:30 from the T. A certificate attesting to Fath- ficers of the lodge are requested to Barbara Ann Bengston, Lllliaa 5:55—Stand By, America 6:05—S{>orta. nature, after representing himself on the western slopes of the Urals troops repelled enemy attacks and. Juat as Interest on those debts three weeka ago to the effect that P. Holloran Funeral home and ^ Pelyiienko’s oroinatlon as a be on hand at 7:30 this evening eo 6:00—New* While the cadets were studying, as an "area en^neer, of the 'VVnr In some sectors, pressed the ene­ civilian pUota Wbpld soon be bar- Johnson and Sandra,Sundqulst. 6:15—Redds'Hopper’s Hollywood r took a look at the obsticle Department.” ■ bad dealt the Germans a heavy now Is deductible from Income tax, nine o’clock from St. Bridget’s Roman Catholic clergyman which that the regular meeting can be A serlea of prayers to ba recited 6:15—Salon Orchestra 6:30—Keep'Working. Keep Sing­ blow In a surprise night attack. my back,” the communique re­ baa been proposed by Chairman red from, flSrni fij^g along the .eastern was signed by a German cardinal. completed early to allow plenty of course. The routine for this con­ Obtained $600 from o{>eratora of ported. church.- Interment will be In 8t. by the class. 6:30—Strictly S{x>rta ing, America. sists of running up and down a Newark restaurant, promising Led by Col. Mingaly Shalmura- George (D-Ga). seaboard. Mary's cemetery, Putnam. A document signed by the Apos­ time for the work. Presentation of Perfect Attend­ 6:45—Lowell Thomas, commenta­ 6:45—The World Today, tov, a veteran of 25 years of mili- “Several enemy tank groups and Most Include Debt Provision Tile restricted area in this sec­ The funeral home will be o{>en tolic nunzlo at Buenos Aires at­ ance Awards by Mrs. Edward Mif- tor steep hills, getting over bynkers them the canteen concession which Look! Fnr-Triiuiiid Sports Coals 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. t a ^ operations who lost his life in two infantry regiments attacked tion follows a mythical line drawn after seven o’clock this evening for testing to F a^er Pelypenko's ap- Miss ElaCne Krob of the Man­ fitt, teacher of the Primary ClaM. 7:00—Fred Waring In Pleasure and rails, crawling through cul­ did business under his su{>er%'i8ion. the ebiarge, the hard-riding clc- the positions of one of our units. George aaid the "very high from Grafton, Mass., to Pawling, {lolntment as ftator of the Ukrain­ 7:15—"Dear John.” verts, scaling a nine-foot wall, Forced the concessionaries to Our men heat off the attacks, rates” imposed on ordinary taX' the convenience of friends. chester Chamber of CXimtierce-was Junior: Time 7:30—Report to the NaUon. hire his fiancee, whom he aaid he acendants of the warriors of Ghen- N. Y., leaving only the' fields at ian colony in Argentina. In charge of the ssde of War Sav­ Song “Sariour, Who Thy Flock 7:15—News of the World jumping a water hazard, crossing gls Khan were said to have driven destroyed nine tanks. and annihi­ payers and corporatlo'na In the Simsbury and Canaan outside the A paper signed by the Catholic 8:00—Lewlaohn Stadium Con­ •a ravine on ropes and zlg-zsgging ijiarried JOne 28. to keep records lated several hundred enemy offi­ Hoiiae-approve^. bill made ing. Bonds and 9tam{is to the em­ Art Feeding,” by Avia Beechlsr. 7:30—Come On And . Danes cert. ■’required by the government,” the Germans out of a village with area. archbishop of Buenos Aires grant­ ployees of DiSandro Brothers, at A "Bible Quls” to be conducted 7:45—H. V. Kaltenbom. around {>oats. heavy losses. cers and men. Our fighter aircraft obvious thjit ik>me provision must Commissioner Lockhart said the Funerals ing Father Pelypenko thiae 8:58—Cecil Brown. Competitive Sports Program shot down 1-t German planes In be included for debt amortization the West Center street project by Mrs. Chambers with tha mem­ 8;00—Cities Service Concert 9:0()—Great Moments from t o r o ily ... Red Star said a full division order would halt all civil air pa­ months vacation. 1 caught up with by platoon on a day.” Under the bill, corporations would this morning. bers of her clase. 8:30—Information Please - Great Plays. Mc(:Ur1hy R lrct^ Dire«'tor of the Bashkir cavalry had joined trol activities at Brainard Field Miss Maude Ctaenry Four documents signed by the A piano solo by GaU Johnson. l :00—Waltz Time 4th deck (fourth floor) to get • _ - - ' the Don bend battle. • Don Cossacks were cited fqr-- {lay combined normal and surtax except assignments given to task archbishop of Chicago authorizi'ng 9:30—That Brewster Boy. ready for the next {>erlod—com- vigorous defense of the steppes iei^B of 45 per cent and excess The fu i^ a l of Miss Maude Only, a few more volunteer blood Presentation of Perfect Attend­ 9:30—Plantation Party 10:00—Camel Caravan. Hartford. ' July 31—(jP)—State It was there that the Russians forces. Gheney Who died in Brooklyn, Father Pelypenko to say masses 10:00—People Are Funny {letltlve s{>orts. Motor Vehicles Commissioner John reported repulsing the German where 'their horse herda haye graz­ profits levies of 90 |>er cent. Taxes It la exsiecled. Commissioner donora are heeded by the local ance Awards by Mrs. Theodore 11:00—News. ed for centuries. Referring to an Moss.,: Monday night, was held in that diocese beginning Oct. 1. Red Croea. The Red Crosa Mobile diambers, teacher of the Junior 10;30—Night of July 31 11:05—S{x>rts Rowdup. Before 1 left the' field I'd have T. McCarthy was elected a mem­ attsuik in a see-saw battle south }6r individuals range from 19 {>er Lockhart said, that most owners yestei'day afternoon at the home 1941. .11:00—Newt sworn the whole 1941 Minnesota action northe^t of Rostov—ap­ cent in the lowest bracket to an Unit will Come here on August 12 aaas. 11:10—News Anilysia ber of the Board of Directors of and southwest of Kletskaya, BO parently Igst week—Tats said t of planes will arrange to base of her brother, Charles Herman Gl%'en 850 By Bishop froaa 1 to 6 o'clock. Call 6637 to Intermediate: 11:15—Melody Magic 11:15—Dance Orchestra. football team had just rolled over the American Association of Mo­ miles from Stalingrad, where the 88 per cent (nhximum. their ships at Simsbury for the Cheney of 191 Hartford road. Rev. Under questioning by Dodd, the 11:30—Program from New York me. mounted Cossack, Yestrat Torlvt Senator Johnson (D-(3olo) said register. *A recitation on the Ostcchlsm 11:30—Dance Orchestra. tor Vehicle Administrators at ■ Germans burled flying wedges of sev, sabered four Germans and duration of the order. James Stuart Nelli, rector of St. clergymM testified that during a by Anne Baechler. 12:00—News and Baseball Scores 12:00—Newa Dinner formation came at 7:05. meeting of' the national group troops walled by tanks Into the he favored combining the post Mary's Episcopal church o(|lciated visit here last summer he had been A M., This time he had {>ork chops, tlhother, Makar Topolsky, bayo­ war rebate projmsal with a credit Private James Brennan of Com- A solo by Ralph Azlnger, "On­ last week in Milwaukee. He wlU fioeh fun at Vicuna, Lynx*dyed hare... even Beaver-dyed •ght. neted seven. and Interment was in the family given $50 by the Most Rev. Mau­ {lany K, 169th Infantry, haa been ward Christian Soldiers.” 12:10—iSssex House Orchestra . Tomorrow’s Program baked {xitatoes, string beans, cot- ser\-e for two years. From the Voronezh front' the for payment on debts.- Under this plot In the East cemetery. rice F. McAuIlffe. bishop of Hart* 12:30—Log Cabin Farms Orches­ coney at fhi* price I And, becoute you're buying early, Presenta No Details plan, be said, if the sxcesa profits Germans Boast discharged from the Lawson Oen- A recitation on the Joumeya of AM. Jluasians also reported- iepulalng The midnight communique pre? ford. sral hospital In Atlanta, Georgia Saint Paul by. Barbara Johnson. tra 7:00—News. the Germans in fighting for tax on business was msde 100 Francis Johnston It wras Father PsIypenko'S' sec­ Presentation of Perfect Attend­ 12:55—Newa you hove a wide choice of your favorite stylet. Exciting sented no details on the combat at per cdht.' those corporatotns which where he haa been a patient, and 7:l0—Shop{>ers S{>l)clal —Music, bridgeheads on both sides of the Tslmlyansk, but field, dispatches Of New Defenses Funeral services for Francis ond day on the stand. Tha priest is back at hls home In Manches- ance Awards by Ralph Hj^m, time. new pibidt! Soft fleeces! Colorful tweeds! Some all-wool,, J>on. were paying on obligations could Johnston, of 179 Henry street, yesterday asserted that he had two teacher of the Intermediate Claa*. Tomorrow’s Program said Russian tanka drove into a take deductions for sn aggregate Ur. 1:55—Robart Furriers Program. Field Marshal Fedor Von Bock Nazi formation and killed 1,500. were bffld this afternoon at 2 meetings with Molzahn who, he Wferlng. o:00—ReveUie, Agricultural News 7:40—Organ Interlude. some wobl-ond-rayon In sizes 12 to 20. Also included .used the phalanx or flying-wedge of 20 |>er cent of the amount of the New York, July 31—(P)—Ger­ o'clock at the Watkins FUncral charged, was attempting to help Closing remarks by Rev. 'Thors- 6:25—Newa . “South and southeast of Batalak tax but tvbuld haye no rebate com­ 'the annual outing of the Eman­ 7:55—News. ore pure AW-Wool Reeces at this amazing low price I attack to strengthen the Nazi (a railroad town 15 miles below man newa services and propa­ Home on East Center street. Rev. Kunze leave the United Btatss. uel Lutheran church will take ten Gustafson, Pastor of the 6:30—Reveille 8:00—News of the Worid. bid for Stalingrad, but' Russian Rostov) bloody fighting is in ing to it-after the war. . ganda agencies, continuing Ber­ James Stuart Nelli of St. Mary’s A spirited exchange between Fa­ plac* toihorrow afternoon on the Emanuel Lutheran church. 8:55—Newa 8:15—Shoppers Sjiecial. accounts said it resulted disas- progress against attacking me­ If the corporation had no debts lin's recent campaign, boasted to­ Episcopal church of which Mr. ther Pelypenko and'Defense jOoun- Cloaing Hymn. 7:00—Morning Watch 8:30—News. SUPER-BINGO church ${raunds. If It ehould prove chanized units," the communique he pro{x>sed that 20 per cent of day of the strength of defenses Johnston was * member officiated, sel James W. Carpenter d{iencd stormy it will be poetponsd until Benediction. 8:00—News 8:35—8bo|ipers Spepai. Soviet gains were report- the tax be withheld for |>ost-war the fifth day of the tria) as the de­ said. “In spite of the fact the re­ with which Oermsny is prepared and Mrs. R. K. Andersoiv rendered the following Saturday, August 8. ' It is of interest'to sots .that la 8:15—World News Roundu;iim 9:00—Press News. ad.NaIso In the bitter battle of sistance of our troops has increas­ repayment. to resist any attempt .of me Unit­ appropriate organ selections. fense sought to learn what had the Vacation School, ther* Have 8:30—Women'# RadlOy Bazaar 9:18—Caucasian Melodies. $200 IN PRIZES Voron«b, but the Red Army lost ed, the Germans have advanced in ed Nations Co create a second The bearers were Joseph Cavag- happenqf] to the note book In which bean 30 children that havS had a with Nan Clarke ' 9:30—The Garden Gate. groun^aguln in a Caucasian en- some sectors." front In westsm Europe. naro, William S. Hyde, Earl Stairs, tha priest bad recorded the result l>erfect atfsndqacn record for the 8:55—l4«gram Parade 10:00—Public Forum—Htfd. Bd. gagementsbelow Rostov. (Vichy .dispatches which de­ Comment Read The Tranaocean Agency circu­ Laberga Geer, Stewart DUlon and of ^ first visit to Molzahn in Changing Autos three week period. Th«r* has bean 9:00—W'omen'S Radio Basaar at Health Houaeholders ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. T h tn t ^ Germans wsrs sup­ clared that German parachutists lated articles attributed to the Kenneth. Burnham. Interment was Philadelphia last May. an average attendapes of fifty- 9:15—Food News Air Raid Precaution. ported by,larM air squadrons and. and ground troops had landed on German-controlled Paris press In In the East cemetery. Book Sent to Dsaghtar eight pupils for the entire p e ri^ 9:80—Program from New York To Get More Gas 10:8(>—Nat'l Hill Billy Champion­ ..1 • although suffenpgOF. heavy lossilosses, Taman peninsula of the Caucasus At Pelley Tria which new fortli^atlons along the Father Pelypenko, who yester­ If :00—U. 8. Navy Band ship. succeeded In moidng forward1,/die In a thrust from the Crimea yes­ French coast assail the way up 10:80—Dancing Prevltw 11:00—Jackson Wheeler, News. Saturday, August. 1 terday remained unconfirmed.) day Identified himself as a mar­ Hartford, July 31—UH— Sales­ 11:0()—The Creightons Are Com- mM-day communique acluiowl- (CVintInned from Page One) to northern Norway were de­ Beef Shortage ried priest of tha Ruthenlan rlU, Hartford Murder 11:05—Delta Rhythm Boys AT 8:15 P.M. 25 GAMES I sdged. O^untcr-attacking R ussians scribed ‘(stronger than the Magi- Insisted be had sent the book to men converting passenger cars 11:30—Quartermaster Quarter 11:30—Let’s Pretend. Red Army men In tbg-'Tslmly- were reported to have dislodged not^lne." Into commercial vehicles “merely Hour 12:00—Theater of Today. (20) 15.00 GA.MESr W (.I) $10.00 GAMES! the Germans from a number of ed service at Detroit today on hls' 18-year-old daughter In Buenos to get more gasoline” were scored 11:45—Music WhUs You Work (1) $20.00 GAME! (1) $50.00 GAME! anak area, on the lower Tjon mid­ subfiena as a defense witness. He Tne comi>arison with the Magt- Is Acute in East Aires last September with Instruc­ Suspect Arrested P. M. or Casoal ^ r ts Clasiics at only way between Rostov and'^talln- additional strong points In not line w u made by Paul Russel, today by Stata OPA Administra­ P.M. 12:30—Stan Over HoUywood. ALL FOR $1.00! Battle of Voronezh in the laat^few said he could not recall ever meet tions how to dispose of It. 12:15—State Theatar Preaeatatlon grad, were said to^fse flghtlhg on Ing Pelley. <- young French engineer who for "I gave her Instructions.” bs tor Chester Bowles. 1:00—News. Amplf Parking In Rear of Club. ' “wilh the object of annihilating days and killed 900 men ano'de- year baa been belpin; tfie Ger­ The Connecticut OPA head Hartford. July 81—(F>—Wilson 12:30—Connecticut Farm Forum stroyed five tanks in defense of a Oscar R. Ewing, chief of the i Chicago, July ' 31—(/P>— The ■aid, "but these Instructions are H. Funderburk, 27, of Sumpter, 1:00—News ' 1:05—Strictly Swing. , Tha kind of vo/uet you expect from Wardtl the enemy group which crossed prosecution staff, said there were mans conatrvet fortiflcstlona in undersupply of teef is more acute my secret." critictsed the practice after he 1:30—Ad Liner. the river.” newly recaptured village yester­ northern France. Skid that It came to hia attention S. C., charged with n p e and mur­ i;15—Maricet Re(x>rt and Agri­ 2:00—Presr News. day. only a few more government wit- I In the east than in other sections Judge J. Joseph Smith directed der of ll-years-old Christine Par- cultural Newa Red Star charged that Red {lacking trade authorities said that he be more s|icclflc and Fa­ that salesmen throughout the “Northwest of the city,” It was nesses and that they^'^^'ould be state not cleaned aa essential to amore on April 7, was held with­ 1:30—All Out For Victory * Featuring this seoton't favorite . , . ih# all-wool fleece Army uniforms had beep used by announced, a German infantry used ”to prove the seditious intent today, because that part of the ther Pelyjienko said: out bonds by acting Judge .Harry the Germans for attacks In two of the defendants." Refugees Await . country 'is a. heavy consumer "It Is possible she will hand tha war effort were converting 1:45—Jerry Sears’ Rhythmic in flattering cornel-tone) (65% new, 35% reuMd wool.) battalion, after artillery prepara-, their vehiclea. Kaminsky in jiolice court today Strings Promotions Made aectora, bqt said the deception tion, attacked and drove a wedge Being tried with Pelley on 12 while producing little cattle. them to'a certain person." for hearing August 11. Or choot* a giont plaid box-coot to moke o “Hir**-*om*“ was discovered and the attacking counts under the 1917 sedition All sections of the mid-west are Most of those changing over ^00—United State* Marin* Band into our defense lines. It was met Clearance Action When Carpenter Insisted he their cars, Mr. Bowles said, are The continuance was requastad of your lo»t yeor'i suit! MonoOonei, too. and loH of forces, totaling three battalions, by concentrated mortar and rifle act, were Miss Agnes M. Hender­ also feeling the shortage, but Identify this individual, the priest by Prosecuting Attorney C D. In State Guard were wiped out. son and Lawrence A. Brown, both smalt killing plants, selling only, remonstrated: found by local war price and ra­ tweeds. Someinoll-wool.someinwool-and-rayoii.They're • fire The Germans left 200 dead on tioning Marda aa not coming un­ Shea i>endlai a hearing and find­ White tabs, pot worn by the the field of action.” associated \^th him - in The Fel­ BalUroore, July 31.—(P)—The to the local trade, help to allevi­ "When I knew I was coming ing by Coroner Frank E. Healy. ■ Ice Cream Taken mirod* values at this price) Sizes T2 to 20, 3fi la A4. Russlana had been placeorted. would talk only about tha Ger­ Hartford from Waahington, D. C. OonnecUcut Stata Guard announc­ While Nazi vanguards sought Yesterday the government call­ East war zones, one of whom died mans and not about the Ukrain' month provided by a 'B" book— Off Army Menu ed today these promotions In the have lost another 200 men in a even after the 'vehicle la con­ yesterday by Detective Sergeant to smash their way Into Red va.n attack on Russian {xisitions ed a procession of alleged former a short time after arrival, settled Ians and this {leraon is an Ukrain- James A. Kennedy and Policeman peraonnel of the First (Hartford) mCKIM Army defenses before the ■ Don west of the city. • members of the Silver Shirtslto- down today to wait for decisions “Blackoul” Light Perfected ian. ' . • verted. London, July 31— Ice cream tettalion. First MlUtary District: bend, swarms ‘cf dive-bombers build up its case. on their clearance from the Portu­ In Hartford, Mrs. Eleanor B. Thomaa Kershaw, having waived First LieuL Robert E. Hooey- MHER SPORTS COATS UP TO 29’® “The Soviet Air Force is o{>erat- At this {Mint Dodd Interposed to extradition. At Waahington be was taken off the menu at United struck at the R'ussian-beld river ing suece.'sfully.” the Information - "Big Name” WitneMes Called, guese veeeel Nyeeca. ' . Schenectady, N. Y., July 81—(P) tell the court that it was impor­ Kencnelly, chairman of the local man. to captain. —General Electric Company en^- board, noted that at least a d*sen was sentenced to jail for 80 days State* Army camp* In the British Second U eut Kenneth W. Lund- crossing under, the fire of Red Bureau said. “During the day our Pelley’s counsel has Issued sub- Scorea of Naval and military in­ tant to tha government that the on a charge of carrying concealed isles today because of a MlnUtry LOTION Army plamn and ground guns. planc.s destroyed 12 German tanks {loenas for an array of "big name” telligence officers. Federal Bureau neers announced today {lerfectlon Individual’s idenity be protected applications have been received berg, to first Hsutenant During a five-day battle In the of a “blackout” street light that from salesmen . who converted .weapons, two knives, and was of Food ruling that Ic* cream man­ Second Lieut Richard J. H art and 81 trucks, silenced five artil- witnesses In an effort to confirm of InvesUzatlbn agents and Balti­ and that it was "utterly Immater­ held an additional SO days while ufacturing la a non eesentlal ln-< •‘N” sector German- aircraft «id- Icr>- and seven anti-aircraft bat­ Pelley's statements. Among those more {lolice labored at the.tedious sheds light equal to about one- ial” to the case. Judge Smith 'uled their vehicles. Moat of the a{i; to first lieutenant ed every 20-mile section in waves sixtieth ot the illumination of a he debated fighting extradition. dustry. tel ies, blew (ip three ammunltloo- Pelley Mught to have testify in task of checking the passengers the witneas need not answer. plications, she Mid, were rejected The ministry estimated the ban Second U eut Howard A. Dibble, -of 70. Red Star said, but the de- his behalf was Marriner Ecclea, wl^ arrived yesterday, 110 days out full muon. ' outright Jr., to Drat' heutenaht fandera held and handed out dumps and partly annihilated one Teils Abo«t Ceevenlen would aav* 30,000 tons oC trans­ and one-half battalfons of enemy chairman o f' the Federal Reserve of tisbon. port and 1,000 tone at paper a Staff Sergt Sidney Covington, heavy punishment. The newspaper Bimrd. It was reported her* that Conclude Exchange Negottattens Father Pelypenko had told the Public Records to second lieutenant ‘ Infantry. They shot -down six O r­ jury yesterday of his conrersloo year. reported 9.000 Germans were man fighters and disabled three.” . Elccles hsd "refus^ to come,” but First Sergt John D. Walker, to killed. had agreed to send a substitute Tokyo (From Ja{>anese Broad­ from the Ruastan Orthodor faith, Missing G>nple ■ W am atee Daad 111# UhlM Statas Army agreed second Ueutanant The Russians fell back- again in While the Red Army’s Batalsk casts), July 31—(P)—The Foreign his subsequent onUnatlofi in the to do without lo* cream aftar the front was yielding, it was an­ with records requested by Pelley’s dhie Manebestar Triiat Com­ manufacturers, ap|>a*llng the min­ First Sergt Ezra H. lUppU. to (ise Wards Lay-away Plan the sector of Batalak, on tlie Roa- counsel. Office announced tonight con­ Ruthenlan rite of the Roman Cath­ pany to George W. Griffin, three second Ueuteoant tov-Baku railway in the’ Kuban nounced that Soviet tanks attack­ clusion of Japaneae-Britlsh nego­ Found Unharmed istry's ruling, said they .bad to con­ ed a German motorized battalion Witnesses yesterday'were ques­ olic church and hla assignment to lots of land on Broad street. Sergt Richard B. Redfleld, to flat lands 15 rriiles south of Ros­ tioned In an attempt to prove that: ;y iC T 0RY tiations through Swiss mediation Buenoe Aires as a missloaary for tinue In operatioa to fill the needs Second lieutenant tov, but dispatches said they were there and destroyed six tanks, 16 for the exchMge of some 1,800 of the United States fortes. ■ trucks and 12 anti-tank guns and 1— Tlie government was not the local Ukrainian colony. Saranac Lake, N. T„ July 31— Orepe Stegt Arthur W. Gregory, J r , A tmatt amount down plus rngular tarping back every, German thrust bankrupt, as. Pelley has written. Ja{ianese and Thai officials and There, he swore, be came Into (F)—A young Bridgeport CooBm to eerond lieutenant la areas where they were able to killed more than 300 men. other nationals In tha British em- couple miasiag alnce Wefineedey EalafSU Eaeorfis BeslieM - Re{x>rthig on a year of activity 2— The peopl4 are not s{>atheUe contact with British and Unltad Waahington. July 81—(F>—Con­ Oorp. Theodor* E. Whitney, to paymonft htdds your coot gmaptse their defenses. toward Germany, Italy and Japan ire and Eg>-pt for a similar num- States embassy officials and hs In Adirondack mountain timber sumer purchasing In New England, second lieutenant Five Major Oraniid Attacks by Smolensk province guernllas BUY &er of Britons, Belgians, Egyp­ country, emerged imharmed from Honolulu, July Sl.-^iff)— AU FTvvda said ,a band, led by a {latrl- and the conduct of the war. UNITED aaid that it was at the sufgsstlon on the upgrado for the first half Oorp. Georg* Burgeaa Flsdier. Chfc anlMtitata for the sheerest silk hoee. Flnt- ' Rad Star reported the Russians’ 3— Pelley’s writings were circu­ tians, Dutch. Norwegians and of the latter that hs cams to tbs the woode today and caught a ride of 1943. dropped off In June, tha previous rainfall lacords on ML Jr., to first hsutenant until Octobor 5th % aoalttnii was especially hard hit ot called “Batya,” meaning Sandy.. lated widely and unsolicited. STATES Poles in Ja(ian and Ja{>anese-con- United States. In New T o ^ he with L B. Hunt of Raybrook on WaWeala, great central mountain Icriog • e. lasting. . . thi* niperior. preperatioii captured-300 villages and killed trolled trtrltory. Department of Commerc* report* l uat of Batalak, where five major 4— Pelley's Silver Shirt follow­ ■aid, be put himself a t the dla- the road between Lake Placid and ed today. mass on Kauai Island, war* brolun M niad attacks ware mingled in 6,000 'Germans. ers, .although officially (Usbanded, poeal of the FBI and finally on Ma Saranac Lake, in the year ending July M with l>7 HfiRiet Hnhbeid Ajer b easily applied— . A year ago the partisans had gay with a ateady aerial bom- continue to meet and disseminate WAR To Get TerrtBe Bur prises own Initiative^ got into contact Thomas Newman. 2L a war a recorded fall at 618.75 Inches. Canbaira, Australia, July 3L— rfiMtaMBL only hunting wea{x>ns. Now num­ hia Utsrature. with Dr. Otto WUlumeit. Chicago plant workar,' and Mary Bowen, Confer on 1 Flaa The prevloua year's total was A*g* • goW«n 8un*tan finish. | | | bering In the tfioiiaands. they pos- NDS (^ —Prims Mlnlatar John CUrtln “ “"“im alagpaa abouki ba die, but Odvanunsnt attoraspswho Wsahlngton, J u ly^ ^ 1 l— —(P>—Rep. Bund leader, who is acar aw attiu 11. a miTM at the Md^^port Oen- 485.69 Inches. The figures wer* aimounced today that U eut Gen. ratrsat,'* It aald. seas machine-guns, automatic il- dronad ssttnlwgly ssdlaas p sn - AMD Thoms* (R., N. J.) said today be ssntsnos ban after having plea* Wad- LcBdon, July re?* made public by Howard 8. h ta k, tndteatad that the de- flea and aeven tanka captured from nasntatlvw ed tha U. •. War Pr^ Vernon Sturdo*. chief of the Aus­ gnphs frem Pelley's writiaga, si- had just finished an tnspaetteni ed guilty. nufiay thagr Mft aseoclata engineer In the U. 8. tralian general staff, la going to tba Batalak area bad been Um Invaders, the newsfiaper said. U g ^ y seditious, awaksasd the STAMPS aoms of tfie “moat secret of new­ Crosa-rxamlned by Carpenter the cottage Nawmaa's a . duetloa Board, Henry Dlaagar and Arthur Bums, oonfamd today Geodetic Surrey. Walaleal* towsra Waahington -to head tha Aiwtral- tad by Rad Army groupa The German “Yellow Elephant” courtroom with one passage which est meterier of the Army and concerning tsatimony ba gavs yaa* Verfio Newman, In a guld* boat 5 .0 8 0 f«*L ratreatad froaa Roatov and division, sent to disperse the 8mo- claimed the United Statea de­ added "believe me, the Hetniea are terday abMt a visit to a BaUizBoc* 1 .boat found yeatarday at the with British officials on details ol lan MlUtary Mission there. U «ut aoC may eoaaidar- leaiak gubmllas, was. reported de- Britain's concentration a t Industry Gen. E. K. Sm art aaw bead of 824-828 MAIN STREET TEL. 51 «1 MANCHESTER liberately h|M provoked the Axis sura going to get aome terrtge clergymamhe |dsntlflsd aa Frits foot of Roger mountain, contained Aiiaona'a Chan Gmnde National ItiOn from tba Cau­ feateiL into a w ar.~ . sumriges.” O. E rersT n th rr PcIyiMako dsnisd one oar and one paddle. and compulsory allocatioB'W Mhn^ tha mlaalon In WaMdigton. is be- St WM vWt«d by IXSn tng. (ty fe c re d to Umdnn to tab* N . ^

■y MANCHESTER E'VENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1941 »AGE E IG H t MANCHESTER EVENING^ERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JULY 31, PAGE N

Administrator Leon Henderson and dorsed and aubmitted to President informed that Henderson was pre­ war," he writes, "beesuse a vir­ leon, who also thought himself Roosevelt master of the contlhent. The fact Red Ink • SERIAL STORY Rationing Duel Interior lecrstary Ickes has been paring a statement Then the Of­ rsilsss dMrtts af I Ainrlfestrr tual revolt of military axtramlits .1* Mathematics All headed off by tbe Office of War In­ «Aaacrtlng that nationwide ra­ A Thought that, in- all the dellberatlona on a fice of War Information announced and Nazlfled ultranationalist or­ formation, in accordance, vritb its tioning "won't help the east now," second front, this, is the one pos­ Ickes said: that "there wrlil be no statement." & m ltt0 ganizations had swept but civilian Nipped in Bud recent offer to help “harmonise" h m h lllh al control by the threat of mass ss- sibility that hM n’ot been openly LUCKY PENNY Halted Dancii Doesn’t Think Dean Kxpert Director Elmer Davis of the Let not your heart be troubtd: POBUSUKU ■! TM the views of government officials. ye believe in God. believe also in AND HELP lUILD UP RED I 1 0 « I sassinations of the third Konoye disciis.^ed oa th.e,. Allied aide may COrVRIOHT. 194a, “I don’t think Dean is on expert OWI, it was recalled, recently told Lydia K. FInkham’a TABLBT8 RCRALO PRINTING CO, ISS. , BY GLORIA KAYE The thrust wop made (by Ickes) either in the production or trans­ me.—John 14:1. . IS Blioll Sirttt Cabinet and even resorted to >vcl^ mean it very likely to happen NCA SBIIVICIL mCe Apparent Verbal Oash but tbe parry (by Henderson) was a press conference that “if two (with added iron) have h e i^ SUnch*>trr. Conn. You know we had Maria portation of petroleum and it la eminent men In the government thoutandt of girls to relieve ftmfr | THOU a S FEROUSON ed hints that if the Emperor op­ Discipline with Stick in stayed. Belief consists in accepting the tlonal monthly pain and wmk n II X 1 o J i Gahttbarellt in here and she took 18 Between Henderson very embarrassing for anyone to fundamentally disagree, thto office Gtncral -Mnnaprr posed the war he would be im­ It started when Ickes took sharp make a statement of that aort affirmations of the soul; unbellel feelings. Plnktaam’s Tablets ALSO Pounded October I. 1181 / The Contrast breathe a sigh of relief the mo BalletB a l l e t School ' to Stir i^ trs of shoes.” And Ickes Headed Off. issue with a nationwide gasoline will lend its assistance to them, if in denying them.—Emerson. help build up red blood and thua mured at Kyoto as the spiritual when he doesn’t know the facta, BO deslied, to aee if they can pos­ aid In promotlhg more stresi|(h. j Pnbllibed Erery CTonihg Except We doubt that many Americans Up Temperament His customer showed gratifying rationing program which Joel and I don’t agree with hia conclu­ sibly harmonise their views before Blade eipeclatlu for loosien. Fol­ Sundayi and HoIldayA Entered at head of the nation.... 1 1 Many species of tropical insects possess great id'ealiatic enthusi­ great ateel nillla she owns and the Penny had learned what she _ _ , _ , . / astonishment, tu t said she thought Washington, July 81.—(85—An Dean, OPA rationing executive, sions." they get to the stage of publica­ low label dlrecUont. Worth trytogl j the Poat Orrice at Mancheater, "The threat of masa asaassina- peopl<8 who work in them. Under Maria Oam barelll. / three were enough for her. apparent verbal duel between' Price said hf and Henderson had en­ suspend their nests in midair, as Conn, aa Second Claai Ifall Hatter. asm over the fact that the Nazi wanted to know about the execu- Shortly afterward reporters were tion." a protection against ants. * tlona was backed by two at­ the name of Penny Kellogg she tivea of the Kirk mills. Eh’en this SUBSCRIPTION RATES apies apprehended in our midst takes a job on the newspaper run tempts on the life of Baron short visit revealed how little they By -Trudl Mo One T e a r by M all ...... J*'2S were assigned defense counsel by Jim Vickers, whom the had Per Month by Mall ...... Latin temperament ' Whereas they, once claimed failure to protect their own best homes built by sr atrplana plant should be stirred up. I was precise ' this war ia being fought. Our "Tell Mr. Stimson that Penelope to bouse Its workers. The villaga ' that this war was none of our national interests, the peoples of Kirk is here to see him. ~ And , but apparently apathetic at the ^ your home! .50 both Japan and Germany must strength will consist In adherii^; please hurry," she aald. was built to swiftly that it was time.” ' 34 husiness, and that it would be too finished before people in the vi­ Maria apparently got stirred up. I Ample workspace on the pay, and much of the . price will be to our own way, not adopting The surprised regeptionlst cinity knew what was happening. . bard to win, they are now claim­ that of our enemies. jumped to her feet. ’’Yea, Mtaa She won professional parts with *' 23x48 inch top o f. thla ing that the peace to follow this upon the innocent end the guilty HEALTH AND DIET _Kirk. Won’t you please be I want 500 houses, built the same .'th e ballet of the Metropolitan i Chippendale desk. Eight, alike. But when it cornea to the way, on the plateau above tbe Opera. At 11 she w'aa an under­ drawers (one a double­ war will be eomethlng-we can af­ Washington in Wartime 'seated?” She flew to Mr. Stlm- present site of Kirktown.” Swedish Modern U.l- final organization of the poat-war ADVICE son’a office with the startling study for the premiere danseuse, :| depth filing drawer.) Ma­ ford to neglect, because creating a By Jack Stinnett newa. and her modeat ambition was to hogany and gumwood. l^ p e r peace will be too hard a world, it must be remembered Furnished by the McCoy When he hod eufflclcntly re­ displace her at 13. covered his sensee, he caught Maple Dinette thak. that both Japan and Germany had M anhattan Washington — No matter what.stepped In to save the CCC tern- Health Sertice Penny eXatnined the elaborate Premier Doaeeuee at IS i Home never meant more to you than H does today. You have more time to tbelr martyr liberals aa well aa and enlarged' upon Penny’s cn- really begin living, more time for entertaining, more lime to enjoy a home The iaolationieta, saye Mr. Mac- By George Tucker other lltUe niche Henry*A. Wal- porarily.al least. It wasn’t his Address rnmmuniratlons to ’The and expensively decorated re­ thusioom. This, Chorlls Jo n es^ - But when it looked os though . furnished In good taste... with comfortable,, long-lasting, joy-rivtng 'Watkins their power-mad militarists, that * ..1 1 h. ii ?Bult that it was afterward Herald, .Attention McCoy ception room. Its rich carpeting the object of her envy had a life : Furniture. - ■> m ’3iy. l>iih, have taken refuge in an lace geU In the hall of fame, he U ^ House-Senate and maroon-leathered easy chairs kured her, had always beetr his 4 9 . 7 5 “ isolationist war, which ahall al­ there was in each country a group New York.—Wartime Washing­ go down aa the tle-breaklngest committee conference. Ilemlth Service. greatest ambition in Ufe. To plan, appointment. Maria pulled out ; were luxurious. to build, to work out ths details and at IS did become ,a preiRiere ' tar nothing, accomplishing noth- of leaders and perhaps a majority ton ia a puzzle that even Profes­ vice president .this country ever By the time the vote came up Mr. Stimson, perfectly groomed You’re going to be delightfully surprised when you find this better furniture Chronic -Nasal Catarrh of just such a project was the danseuSj—at the Roxy theater. lac: a war which shall have nei­ of the common people who, had sor Edward Lindeman of the New had. gently on whether the Senate as befitted the aupervlsor of an Jones idea of heaven. which hod just been opened. Graceful Modem styling In costs no more (often less) than juat ordinary, short-lived furniture. August they knov^ how to -make their The ’’ninety-seventh aenator"— ahbuld have the right to confirm industry m vast aa the Kirk steel an eaay-to-caK-for dinette. Sale prices make it even easier to own. More than 75% of our atoclc ia Sale- ther social effects, nor political im- York School of Social Work can’t aa the V.-P. ia sometimes called all Office of Clvillas Defense em­ What the patient calls chronic enterprise', hurried- down the ’They talked about comfortable, The ten - week engagement priced. Government-approved terms allow you up to a year to pay for your choice effective, would have chos­ unravel. During a brief stopover ployes earning more than $4,500 a low-coat houses. They talked stretched into flve or six years and Solid maple in Colonial fin­ purchases. - . • . pUcatlona.” can vote only in case of a tie. So-me catarrh of the note la referred to corridor to greet Penny. about pleasant shady streets. before she had finished with it she | ish. Extension table and 4 In other words, the ostrich has en peace. there Professor Undeman tele­ vice prealdenrs have ’never had year, th e n c e preslden. was a by the doctors as rhinitis. Rhi­ “My. my, Mias Kirk," fie panted an opportunity to toss in their veteran f t nimting up the leg;lalar ’They located stores in a convonl- became ballet miatreaa, creating | leatherette-seat chairs. . been forced to take its head out phoned about a dozen high rank- nitis means a catarrhal Inflamma­ out of breath aa a result of bis ent shopping center. They found the choreography for the entire Usually $55.00. And the fact that Watkins Is open two nights each week (Tuesdays and 75 uig officials whom he knows inti­ deadlock-breaking aye or nay. tlve ball gams. He knocked the unusual exertion. “This is a moat room for a swimming pool and . Thuradaya) until 8 o’clock giyes you extra time to select this better furniture. of the sand. The bombs at Pearl Second Front Possibilitien mately. All were delighted .to hear Vice President Gamer, for in­ ball out of the^park, leaving the tion of the mucous membrane lin­ pleasant surprise. I had no idea Roxy baltrt troupe. | 59 playgrounds. 'They were playing She created other dances and i (If some other evening ia more convenient, cell Manchester 5171 for a apecial Harbor did that. But, once it has Russian aourcea, narrating the his voice but regretted they stance, stuck around, eight years OCD to do its up)>er bracket hir­ ing the nose. you veere anywhere near h*Fe. I an exciting game. appointment.) Because we re open two nights each week, we close at Noon wouldn’t be able to take time off with only one chance to knock the ing without aenat^ai interfer­ thought you were in New 'rork. took a company of ten girls abroad Comfort for the man-of* completed the elemental task of purported arrival at the Eastern In chronic rhinitis, the mucous "Only one thing I must insist for European performances. She ' Wednesdays the year 'round. the-house. Style too! for a little aocial powwow. . . . bottom out of a tie vete. But in ence. membrane of the nose becomes In- "New York," Penny said, ’la upon,” said Penny. "1 wont abso- ' defending itself, the oatrich has front of one German divlaion aft­ some 20 months in office, Mr. auch a bore.” opened the second Roxy and Radio Tufted back lounge chair; “Too- busy." they explained. Then flammed and swollAi and there is lut.' secrecy. Nobdy Is to know Chty Music Hall. But in any en- | cut-back' arms; solid ma­ no higher desire than to go blind er another, give ua a picture of the professor telephoned ' the Wallace has cast his vote in the He could have rested hn his "Yes.-Yea. It is, isn’t It?" he Senate five Umea. That may not laurels there, but it was only an thcreaised secretion of mucus, said. "Will you come into my just what we’rs dping until it’s gagemenl she accepted, Marla ' hogany ball-and-claw feet; again. the weatem coast of Europe de­ White House and was at once con­ all done. I wont a goofi job. 1 'tapestry covers. nected with Mrs. Roosevelt. . . - be the 160-year-old record. But a few days later that the Sena aa the result of continued irrita- office?’” Deferentially, he led tbe Gambarelli was the star. | That la not tho way the British nuded and lying defenseless be­ senate historians think it Is. split 30 to 30 on vote whlch'KUon. Ordinarily chronic catarrh way. want it fast. I wont no publicity.” Tne reason ahe never haa join- ' poople and the American people Not only did the First Lady inslat elops only afte- many colds. Charlie Jones assured her he’d fore the possible Allied ‘’ae'eond on seeing him, she shoved the would have rubbed out the Florida ’Are you staying at the estate? respect her wishes. Hia eyes were ed one of the big ballet companies ' are fighting this war. Too many President’s dinner hour ahead one Mr. Wallace made a very barge canal. Hia vote was for it. .^his disorder, the blood ves­ Stimson asked. He didn’t wait for ia that "there I would not be Maria , .75 front" attack the Russiana are poor start ks a Ue-breaker. ’There was only one difficulty sels be<;ome distended or stretched an answer. "Yes. Yes. You-must dancing for Joy os he shook her Gambarelli, I would be- part of of them know that, unless this urging. full hour ao that Professor Linde­ hand. She hadn’t been out of hia 15 When his flrst opportunity." came here, the vote was or a motion to with an''Associated softening of be staying there. Are you quite that company. ” ♦ i war la fought for a conatructlvo man could have dinner at the office a minute, before s)i his 5ne of btir heat Grand Rapids shop* Nazi sources. In what our news White House and still make his last year,'he was out having lunch. amend, which, like some other their wall$>. ’The membrane may comfortable T Is there anythli^ at ^ Star Fixation Paradox | WATKINS young assistants poured from their b r o t h e r s . INC lesigned thiS-.Chippendale coffee table. purpoae, which is reflected in a commentators call an "apparent train back to New York. It was a measure Important to the votes, loses in case of a tie. At thicken or harden. ’The nose feels all I can do to make your stay administration, too. But the boys that point the canal didn’t need' stopped up or ihjstructed and the more pleasant?" cubbyholes to crowd into his tiny Thla star fixation is a paradox I Genuine mahogany, hsnd-tooled 31x35 constructive peace which has the attempt to bluff the Allies out of work-room. She knew - she had in "Gamby,” aa she is often called, t inch leather top. Rcgtllar $17.50. loyalty of common people every­ fixed it up. They reconsidered. saving—It already had been —but amount of mucus Secreted is great­ "You might give me a cigaret, an Invasion of the continent," give ’The current No. .1 tune on the And on the second vote, Wallace the V, P. got In his say anyway. ly increased. At th^^tart the dis­ old dear.” Stimaon .was obviously come to the right place and to It has none of the trappings of | where, this bloody Tragedy will hit parade Is "One Dozen Rosea.” charge, la thin-and watc^ aa well the right man. conceit. It is not an outward facet | ’iminiiiili of y^N C H ESTER lu reports of Nazi troops moving was in the chair. The epidemic of tie votes, ac­ flattered by her intimate saluta­ . . . It was written by a band aa profuse, as seen in the begin­ Penny’s drive back to her estate of . her personality but an inward ha repeated again, another quar­ westward through France. Herr That reconsideration saved him cording to some aenate anclenta, la tion. He felt more at ease. He was relaxing. She visualised Jim’s- ter century from now. They know leader who haa never played from falling into the class with the result of the breakdown In ning of a cold when thV^ nose smiled os he offered her his cigaret aim. Its only outlet is the effort I ^nnecttcut Company "Hartford" and "Croaa- Ooebbels is-quoted as boasting in New York City—Dick Jurgens. "runs.” Later on the dlschai^ la pride and plcosiirs when he should of working toward. It and not In J -<3 Vice President Curtis. ’The latter party lines. Only on rare occasions case. aee the new villa^ of Klriitown :oWn” buses, and Silver Lane buses, stop at our the organization of such a peace that Germany has aent her best But If he hasn’t tuned It In the once had hia chance to break a tie these ' ^days do the members of thick and it ia bard to remove'|t "Well, now that I am here, wearing the results of it. n>/ door...make shopping by bus convenient. Is going to be a complicated, ef­ big town, he haa more than killed even by blowing the nose vigorous­ for the first time, fibs was pleased Maria thinks it was planted in u - troops to Weatem Europe aa on an admli^tratlon favored bill either house vote strictly along suppose I should moke the best of ss ^puheh, she told herself. She fort-taking task. But they realise, ’em In the other towns of the na­ —but couldn’t be foun'l. He was party lines. 'Republicans erften ly. The patient complaina of a tL’’ Then, reflectively, ehe said, her mind when only seven years I39“ safeguard against any invasion tion. Hi^ maiden visit to Manhat­ taking a nap—a real .one. vote with the Adminlstratldn and feeling of dullness in the nose or ’“fhere is something you con do Rsel done a good day’s work. old. Her mother sold she would as the isolationists do not, that attempt. tan will be In September—for A taxi, took her to the bus stop. take her, to the best poaaible bal­ Several weeks ago tbe Senate there’s hsrdly a ballot v.’ben the between the eyes. A duU headache forme, if you will." The slow-moving Kirktown ‘ex­ either they must undertake that The Russian claims are not like­ $7,500 a week. He Will play the coMidered the bill to kill the Democratic side of both chambers may "develop but the boring, per­ let master: "If he says you are it : ^ /- Strand, on Broadway, a house "Just oek, Mlae Kirk," fie eoid. press’’ dropped her in front of really good you can take lessons. Sofas in Chase Mohairs 7 task, or condemn their own chil ly to be true. The German claims Civilian ' Conservation Corps. 'The Is sprinkled generously with votes sistent headache as seen in slhus eagerly, “jq] to do any the Courier offica just as ths Two Groups '■'i . dren and grandchildren to the that goes heavily for name band^ Vote was 50-50 again, and Wallace against Administration measures. trouble ia not present and the pa­ thing I can." whistle blew for the 4 o’clock If not—you don’t want to be a Could be factually true, without and features such organtaatlqna tient describes rather a dull ^s- "My. grondfikther certainly hod secondary dancer, do you?" A brand npw design it* Watkins, offered for the same tragic atory ail over again. meaning what the Germans say as Kyser, Dorsey, and Kaye.reg­ tress or heavy sensation. ttf^i. She skipped happily down Today as flrst dancer for the BOOM unusual ideas about build­ the'Steps. first time In rich lustrous Chase mohairs. Choose > -rvr-. They are' not likely to allow the they do. It la German practice tq ularly. . . Dick J:urgens la a must be guarded aa clotely In the When the patient goes to bed at a house. I woiit to moke some Metropolitan Opera she also from Almond Qreen, Amethyst, Venetian Roae. Carved Chairs Sacramento, Calif., boy who ing “H e ^ Jim,” she grsetsd cheer­ r:.qkes tours and gives solo per­ IsolaUoniats to cheat them of send exhausted front Una troops practice as In the possession. night, the side of the nose next to changes Oiuld you recommend fully, sailing her straw Hat ac­ Turquoise, Shell Beige or Grecian BlUe. AU new this proper task. That, at least, emerged from an accident, with Q uotations —Archibald MacLelsh, librarian the pillow becomes, clogged up ao the beet architect in town?’-’ formances. She creates the smart colors. 10 day delivery. to France for rest and reorganiza­ hia lips so badly bruised that he curately toward a nail on ths walL dances heraelf, and says the im­ ia the way it aeema now. But it is of Congreas. that he cannot breathe through It. "Why. yea. Misa Kirk," said "How’s tricks?" tion; the troops now In France couldn’t play hia trumpet. Where­ Sometimes the patient says that Stimson. - "rd recommend Johna­ portant factor when ahe la look­ wril to remember, as Mr. Mae. fore he acquired a baton and haa "Hyo, Penny,” Jim smiled. ing for subjects is to find some­ 29 ” - 39 »= may be the "beat." bUt they may Hitler can’t come close to You and I shall not make money tbe inside of the nose feels dry. At than and Jones. 'They’re the ar­ Jim watched her admiringly oa LeUb warns, that the old Isola- been a leader ever since. . . . Other the rest of our Uvea—at least not times, he notices that the Rearing chitects who designed my home. Penny swung easily into the rou­ thing symbolic and poetic. also be in a atata of recovering hit tunes by Jurgens: "Elmer’s matching the production of Amer­ She often works out dance se­ tioniats aeldom die. ica and the United Nations. In the sense In which we used to is dull. In making a diagnosis of Shall I call them?" tine of her work, rie wanted to 39.8S One group of Imported from their experiencea on the ’Tune,” and "Carelesa.” think of making money. chronic rhlnltla, a local examina­ '*No“ thanks. I’ll drop in and tell her how much he hod mlaaed quences sitting St the piano. French frames; another se­ W' When this war ends. ■ they will —Charles F. Kettering, rhalnnaa "When I hear music I Know what Russian front. General Motors Corporstlon. —Brace Barton, advertising ex­ tion of the nose is necessary and see them. Just something to do, her, even for a few houn— bow lection' of Amfrican-mede be on hand, trying to go back to There is, however, a third pos­ My good friend. Basil Fomeen. ecutive. the information gelned in this way, you know." She roee from the hiuch he needed her. Instead— it dances." Working on eight models. Coven of domestic- aenda . in a note from Atlantic bars at a time, she gets up and yesterday. The world la fighting sibility, which those who credit 'Let no one forget that tbe sim­ together with a consideration of chair that enveloped her. “Thank "By the way. Penny. I almost loomed needlepolnt-type and thla war for the privilege of going City: "Have been'* all over the . Wo should quit 'complimenting the patient’s symptoms, will tell you so much. I really must be forgot,” he said. "Ybu start on tries the dance the music has Colonial tapestries. Regular the Nazis with win-now-or-Iose place since seeing you. From ple virtues we w-ere taught to what la wrong. given her. - Sometimes she works 1 8 9 - 0 0 nlues to $44.50. ' . .. on to a better tomorrow. It in­ respect in'childhood are just as ourselves oh our capacity to take going. By the wgy, Mr. Stimson, your story assignment at the Kirk desperation in thla year of the Ciro’a in, Hollywood, I went to Other forms of rhinitis are the please mention my visit to mills tomorrow. Everything's ar­ out steps on her finger. sists that it ahall do its best to important, just as necessary to it and show the world a capacity war cannot allow themselves to Brazil’a Copacabana, but chased tq dish it out. hypertrophic and the atrophic. In the newspapers or to anyone else. ranged. provided you proi^se to In a mirroted studio, where she make thla war different from oth­ back here when a’sr was declared personal progress - today as they I’m here for a resL I’ll coll you can See whether the dance looks forget. 4t ia the poaslbillty that, ever were. —Patrick J. Hnriey, U. S.. minis­ hypertrophic rhinitis, there occurs be good.’* er wars in its reaxUt. The Isola- to see what I could do about join­ a marked increase in tbe connec­ again." “In be good,'t ehe answered. as-she had ptetuted it,'she- pol­ if they sense an AIlliNl blow com ing the army. But despite the fact —PhlUp D. Beed, M-PB official. ter to New Zealand. Colonial Bedroom tionlita already say, and will say tive tissue within the layer just be­ He bowed low, regretted her “Good and scared. Heaven help ishes it. Ing. or if they are able to com­ that I speak flve languages and low the mucous membrane, leading refusal to Rave dinner with the poor working girl alone | r a SoawHmeo'Starts 0\-er again, that it can be no different But you can’t go into the water God and time and Russia* are on plete and ' stabilize their new spent three years on the Russian our side. to more or teas blocking of the him, and promised to care for her ateel mill with 3000 mep.” Even when It to finished, aome- |2 9 ’00 s pcs. from other wara. They are al fronL I am stiU waiting to be fully dressed. every whim. She knew be would (To Be CeaUaiied) gains In Southern Russia, th -.Associate - Justice Jamea F. passages with consequent mouth­ times ahe doesn’t like It and starts in Solid Mahogany ready proclaiming that it IS being called. Went on to Detroit and Msyor LaGuardla of New %’ork. breathing. In atrophic rhinitis tbe then back to New York to make Byraee, Suprenoe Court. over. "When I had finished the /■ fOughl In vsm. It is up to the Nazis may themselves strike first Mucous membrane becomes thin choreography for Gershwin's in the West. ’This may, conceiv­ some recordings, thence to this We must go without things we and hard, the hardness replacing more rapidly if he avokto starches people who sre fighting this peo­ can’t buy. We should go without All of this nonsense about bow You may hava on ortieto on Polypi Rhapaody in Blue," she says, ably, be the ultimate object of town. . . . 'The crowds here have many panties and girdles and the normal aoftneas seen: when the for several weeks. if you wish. <}P. fops in quality for those who I8lh Century Dining Room ple’s war to make that a lie by been tremendous- and the Ritz things we do not need to buy. "I knew it wasn't what I wanW. what the Nazis boast they are —Marrlner 8. Eccles, chairman brasaierea and thing! the women membrane is healthy. The out­ Treatment given directly to the It was like an old fashioned palnt- want excellent Colonial styling Winning both the war and th Merry-Go-Round grill appeara to in these auxiliaries are. going to standing symptom is tbe unpleas­ be one of the most popular spots Federal Reserve Board. noeol membrane with tbe ultra (RseaUoaaaad Aaowess . *"« in a modern frame. It woa In solid mahogany! ’Chippen­ Proof again.. .quality does not mean high price! Pic­ peace. doing in order to strengthen the wear .will cause us to loaa our ant odor of tbe dlachffrg*- There too ‘ballet’." ‘ . dale dresser base snd chest western front against Allied in­ in town." modesty. is usually eorsiderable crust for­ violet ray may prova helpful in In- ture your room furnished in this* sophisticated 18th Note: Basil Fomeen was a Rus­ When I refer to communism on creosiBg local tons. In tboee cooee (Aaporogos) She started over, and the tMb- with ogee bracket feet, reed­ Century manner. 88-inch swell-front buffet: double vasion. It would not be likely to the sam'e plane as nazism or fas­ —.Senator Ellison D. Smith of mation and with the removM of niqus of movement she emploj-ed pedestal table: set of six Sheraton chain i usually How Japan Went To W ar sian officer, in the last war South Carolina. one of these crusts, nosebleed mqy where a deviated eeptum to cauo- Question: U. writes: “Canned ed comer posts, bra.es hard­ be a full .scale invasion of the ("White Russian." be always cism I speak not agalnat any coun­ Ing pressure, surgical correction was to Use motions of the classic $175 25). Heppelwhile bracket-ba.se china cabinet, try but only against the Commun­ develop. ' asparagus does not stem to agree boUet “from here down" she says ware. Stately shell-carved $44.5f). Mahogany veneeA with gumwood framing. A aignifleant ai^light on how British Isles, but rather a series points out) and came to America may be neceaoary. Unfortunately, with me, although I con eat the to see what the Land of Liberty ist ideologji wmch has no country. Tbe sense of smell is often lost continued rhinitis favors tbs for­ with a gesture that cute her off at mirror. Quaint poster bed ' -Japan went to war agalnat ua la of" desperation landings in Ireland, -^Dr. Miquei Colaclattt,' Argeotlne in any of the forma of rhinitis and fresh. I ^ you know any rsoaon tbs wotot, “and from here up the with pineapple tops. Regu­ and hia skill a-ith an accordion mation of soft tumors, of polyps, srhy thto should be?” revealed by Otto D. ToUschus, and In the remoter reaches of could do for him. Hie still smokes minister of Intertor. Open Forum the patient may also lose the sense ohd tbe larger ones may require moTsmant was sharp and syncopa­ larly $210.00. Tokyo correspondent of the New Scotlan^lglir'whlch men would de­ of taste. ’The most serious ooih- Answer; 1 see no reosoe why ted.” (Lefti Three-tier end thoaa long ^ Russian cigarettes, pUeationa which may result are removoL ’ Tork Times, one of the newapa- liberately be aacrificed in order to which his nibther makes for him. We must hava democracy in fact conned osparague tiiould fisogrse Beginning ballet when ahe vroa 7 table; mahogany \*e- as well aa in form. In Industry as “White C iW He^ed catarrhal deofneoa And sinus trou­ A common local treatment con- with jrou. it may be due to on idio­ perinen given exchange and now divert British strength and at­ He also invents atrange musical stota of the use of nsaal sprays or and becoming a name not many neered top shaped to fit instruments which one man can well aa in constitution, in econom­ ble. syncrasy which you have develop- yeora after that, Maria Gdmbarelli turned lege. Regularly on bis way to thla country. Mr. tention. ’The odds would be douches at boms. I wish to caution ed. play but whlcb emulate an entire ics as well aa in orations. To the Editor, The patient needs a general you against washing ths nose out haa been heoid of for so long “peo­ $9 95. .NOW 87.08. . -ToUschua. having himself auffer- against German auccesa in auch a orchestra sound. His book, —Prof. RiUph Barton Perry of I want to say something about treatment to build up the health several times doily for any pro­ ple often .oak me if Tm any rela­ •d Buny of the brutalities of Jap- "Songs ot Inaplration” 1s’s and ballads ranging By the end of this year it wlU. be fled with my White Cross mem- | tbe engorged state of the mucous should bs dead by now." says tbe jlH(8n. U oartainly^ not leaning In France. Nonetheless, it is wue incraose ths irritation, serving to have bod bard lumpa under my from gypsy laments to. Russian difficult for ciUxona of the United bersbip. At the time of having,------to membrane, together with suitable 'remove the natvrol eecretiona left ear for a year now. I thought blond, gentle mannered, lithe i«v«r bkekwarda to give a favor- to assume that auch an operation love s o n ^ States to purchase any luxury use hospital tecently. I could local treatment Attention must bs When the dlechor^ to thick and they were mumpa but my doctor “Gamby." •Ma impreaaion of* Japan. No such may hava consideration in present goods or, for that matter,, any­ not n(vo entered (he hoepltol be- given to the diet and a large boavy, the doctor may preoeribc sold they .were not What con I Ptendly at Wtao Merrhoate Nearly Solve Old Puzzle thing beyond the eaeentiala of liv­ cauze of the hoepltal bill if it amount of the alkaline-foods used do?” - -••■ifraMian ia poaMble; the entire German planning, just aa the ing. hadn’t been for this plan. My to overcome the acidosis which Is certain onttoepUca or ostringenta Her family to tbe Gambarelli 18th Century Bedroom 100'°° at the start of the treatment to * Anssrer; It to pcobobto that the •tfengtk and will of Japan la now landing in France is obviously be­ Topeka, Kas.—(85—City detec­ —(lande R. Wlckard, eecrc4ary of husband having been out at work frequently present Constipation to fbmtly of wine mercbonto. and abe agriciiltiire. for 7 months under doctor's core, the general rule, rather than ths promote cleanlineae but the patient himpa tq which you refer ore ssrol- to monied to Public Relations Mon against ua, and we must ing diacuased In Allied atrategy. tives nearty solved that old puz­ should (toe the nasal douche or the ton neck glands and I wish to od- Edward Fenton. It or go down before bar- zle about what' a woman carries takes all the money I earn. This exception, and requires correction. No large investment neces-sarj’ to enjoy finely styled, ’There may be one way for the in her pockettKwk. One feminine Spiritual resources are always was my second cause of using this Until the intestines icon be re­ atomiser only oa dtreeted by the vtos you that If you hod had Unlike many ballerinas aha to Allies to., neutralize auch poaaible victim of burglars listed: “One available to us to endure whatever Plan. My son’s tonsito were token trained to function normally, the doctor. mumpa, the swelling would not addicted to Ugh-healed street sturdily built furniture! Notice the earmarks of quality acootding to the German planning without them- dollar in change, a driver’s license, at any time we are called upon to out and now myself. dolly use of the enema will bs of The ■ysteBBa’Je treatment I have have remained for such a long per­ shoes, "but I must get good ones,” in this 18th Century bedroom: Swell-front drawers and (Right) AH mahogany iod of time. If you cars to receive she says, “1 oust take cars of my Btoty, MOthtag but tbe aelvee taking the immediate risk some en.yeIopea—"and the '.other endure. Without having this boapitallsa- benefit Doily sunbaths, or a sub­ found to be the besfi to outlined In reeded posts; delicately scrolled mirror; sleigh-t>-pe bi^ Pembroke drop-leaf ta- articles ladies carry In their pock- —Rev. Dr. Charles LyoM, Sea- tioa plan core I could not have ti~ stitute treatment given with the Dr. M cO ^ a ortieto on Chtorrh on J a ^tsctol srtlcto oa the subject of feeC” with pierced panels.. Mahogany and'tumwood. . bto with Inlaid top and drastic khid o t latcm ^ o€ a direct landing in France. That etbooka." abolss. First Baptist Church, forded i t and I would Uka svety- ultra Tlotot ray light over the Colds. An that you have to do to “Swollen Nedi atondA” I wfll be And sha telto of going into a drawer. Regularly mads it poaMble for Ja- would be an Allied landing in O s y ts a . O. ooe to know bow much Um Plan whole body, ore of value. Plenty' at aecurs it to to write to MoOoy ptooeod to send It to you If you wOl ohop to gst her usual ^ quote of $10.75. NOW g n jo . . ba -ga agalnat ua. Portugal or in Spain, in repetUi-n Tfcr:> rc than 40 square did for me. f r ^ air, and oxaretoe are Health Servtes in cars of this cnclaso a targe, self-addrcased cn- three pain. The eferk thlnKing he of '-t / g l Licrs on Mount A free man’s right to cuss his newspaper and rsqusst the articts. mdope snd six ecate la stoUaps firttb hod a^Ukcly custbsaer for ja o n ptungad lato the I reaaoix. oU boll lAchicvtag a permnaent o< the dxmpaign agauufi Napo-] fovemm ent. ia a right which Uxa, ’Tbetoaa Smith load cas savstops sad tea esats. yWr totter. i ' r I ' ° ■ . • atANCHESTF* EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, JULY 81,1941 PAGE ELEVE! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JULY .^1, 1941 East Hartford. Miss Jean Isham Columbia who obtained a position with the steel items which we have been instructiobs aa to the routes they ity has occurred on. the • Derby- Southern New England Telephone Stafford Springs Shelton bridge, but not on the Mia I Gladys M. Rloe saving for possible use but have are to cover. They will be Instruct­ Seeking Bandits^ Company soon a,tter school closed Joha O. Netto State Ready Deathless Day Derby side. Derby has not had an News From Manchester’s Neighbors 875-12, haa been taking a special training never gotten around to using.” ed to leave behind any rubber, WllUmantie Division 472. Stafford ampaign for $200,000 “ It isn't much the government is rags, paper or tin cans. automobile fatality for more than course st the Hartford branch of four and one half years since De^ Treasure in Lake asking." Pierrepont said, "but Metel la Walttaig The Columbia division Of the the company: All three graduated For “Raiders” Period Ended, cember 24, 1937, a record unique "XT Announcemlnt has been ra> multiplied by-every home in Con­ All over the state tonight piles from Windham High school last necticut, xhe result in war. Imple­ llr the state for a town of Its size tlrlng'''Mmrvlce "and transportation stats highway maintenance crew Juns. celved here of the birth of a War Bonds, Success ments ran be’ part of that de­ from a few pounds to hundreds of hnd Tire purchase cerlificstea, have Expect That 17 Million cisive maCgirt of war production Auto Fatality on Derby- country. —Seeking frontier-days treasure Ellington a result of the disbanding last Sat­ been Issued sa.follows: Newrtruck and Mra. Norman A. .Wilson of which we must achieve over our for tomorrow's ■ deliveries, and The pedestrian struok Monday Lewla H. Chapman Mra. Clyde Marahall certificates wiIlN.be received. Bloomfield, N. J., on July 18. Mr. cheese, adding as much thick many neighbors, reminded of the Shelton Span Spoils supposedly burled by fleeing atage- Mrs. W. W. Grant G. F. Barr urday of the group which was sta­ tire, Harold Scott, for garbage dis-'- Poumlff o f Metal Will enemies. We want every* item of night was Mrs. Olga Wajdowlcz, 96, Rockville g Fhoae 4052 People of the Ibwn are remind­ 7SM,. Manchayter Wilson was a former pastor of tha er $1,500 Collected cream- as neces.sary to form the urgent need of scrap metals, have coaim bandits, modem prospectors ed of the food sale tSNbe held at Tel. 4BS-S, Rockvilla tioned at Andover. Stephen Ku- posal; truck recap, William Mich­ metal which you ran dp without—■ State Record. 26, of Shelton. On March 29, 1941, are digging again beneath the wa­ kucka and Leslie Standlsh both of ael, farmer; passenger recaps, local Baptist church. c liaistenCy of a salad dressing. Be Coiitribiitefl. except tin cans. We need that old been adduig to the piles. Local sal­ Hebron Green Saturday^N.^ppenlng vOn Street and at Box- Mix toB.ste"d chopped nuts with the also after dark, a-60 year did man, ters of Mud lake. The local Rationing Board has that town began work here this Frank CStrdlle, two; , Eugene Mo- Private Louis Pavel of Slh-ar fence_.w;11lch is nlore ornamental vage chairmen, many of them Herbert W, McIntyre, was struck about 10:30 a. m., and con ^ u in g The Wapping Community (Jhurch Mrs. James H. Johnson o f Pln- cream chi'^ese (iressing arid pour sw am ps with calls from volun­ The group, headed by Manford week, and Alvin Greene o f Colum­ jlesczk, pne; Benjamin Rose, two; street, haa graduated from tha ^ ing Show liast Evening Hartford, July 31 — — A than useful; we need the World Hartford, July 3 i—The death and killed while walking on the Vernon G O P passed on applications for supple­ through the day or until the 'foot) Vacation school will hold Its clos­ ney street has as her guest for liver the asparagus. teers. and others with crews only Turman, Hamer. Idaho,- merchant, is sold out. Proceeds will go to- bia, who was recently promoted Ethel Blakeley, two; Edward Army Air Forces Technical school' mechanireii army of "raiders" will War I relics; we need the utilised Tuesday .of a pedestrian who was bridge. The accident reportedly mentary gasoline from the follow­ ing servlcs this evening tn the from laborer to truck driver was —War Exhibit. furnace;-the iron bed-in .the at­ partially filled, appealed tonight to built a cofferdam far out in the wards filling the last lap of the the month of August her daugh­ Plesz, two; Joseph Tashllk, one. st Keesler Field. Biloxi, Miss., aa I'oll over Connecticut tomorrow to struck by an autpmobUe Monday occurred from 30 to 100 feet from lake last fall to shield their exca­ ing persona and their books are town's quota for the USD fund. Cominunlty House st 7:30 at transferred to the group which haa Miss Beatrice Kahan, a former an airplane mechanic on the line. QiirwtJnns and .\n»wers tic; the spare andirons. All these all citizens to pitch- in as helpers the Derby line. Plans Outing ter, Mrs. Curtiss Goodnight and collect every pound of scrap metal when-the trucks pass through their night on the Derby-Shelton bridge, vation. but rising waters topped It ready for distribution at the of­ Everyone is urged to epoperate which"t^lme the school will present lU headquarters In Aoliford. Ar­ teacber at the Old Hop River He will be assigned to a unit of StimuUted l>y a searchli#rht unlf. can go into the guns of victory." ended an eight-day "deathless day” grandson, Carl Goodnight of De­ f.Vdheslons) its cltlxens. can spare for the, war street and to-stay with the truck The longest deathless period last and brought su.ipension of the fice of the clerk, Olive Toomey, at as far sa possible in order that He a program for their psrenU and thur Nye of Andover, the foreman achool was married to Lieutenant the Army air forces to maintain fcomplrte with listening de\ice5. Keen f'ompetilinn period for the St%te of Connecti­ year was nine days also. During friends. The,work of the scho»b{si5°'*'troit. Mich. of the Andover garfg has gone on • Question; A remier from Butte. as long as possible. _ search until today. Bolton Center: S tan ly Cheaacy, bron may go over the top In this Sidney Rosen of Brooklyn on July and service airplanes. Mra Pavel effort. Tn 43 rities all' those The scrap raid is marked by cut. The longest deathless period the two previous years. 1940 and Former Governor Bald­ drive. will also be on exhibition. Parents ^'^dr, and Mrs. Edward HslnU of guard duty at the WllllraanUc 10 at Chicago. Lieutenant Rosen is is living at her home here. I light, power unit and a detail of . Montana, wiites: "Have been Tomorrow's collection climaxes a Legend values the treasure at Robert Massey, Samuel Davidson, oyer S.O^ population fleets^ of I keen competition between a num­ this year was nine days. 1939, Connecticut did not record The latest report of the Hebron and friends are cordially invited to Main street were pleasantly sur­ bridge. Tills change considerably stationed st Fori Sheridan,' 111., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bps ■ ten iDcn under the command of reading your articles from time to ber of the smaller cities.'.Middle- national campaign in which the $150,000. Searchers say they have win to Make A^l^fcss Keeney Hutchinson r Andrew city-owned and private , triicks. For the, second time since more than six days without a fatal a secret device to reveal the gold's Hutchinson, Eugene Sullivan, W ar' Price and Rationing Board attend. The school has bMn con­ prised by the members of the increases Uie territory to be main­ with the Medical Corps, and Mra! have moved to their recently pUp, ; Lieutenant R. F. Roy, Manrho.10 the Rvmptoms of adhe.sions are. the rivalry is noisy. Torrington shows that for the week ending ofvstudy for all departments haa Wednesday night at their new they now have added to their area has ehallenged Bristol and the open-hearth steel furnaces, has Joseph McCollum, Domenick Car- The Tolland OJunty rationing Mr. and Mrs. AttUlo ^ 'F ra ssl- ‘ worth of war savings stamps yes- Was operated on for rtiptured np- teers, will set out to pick'^up July 25 the following certificates centered around the nature units. home. Mrs. Heints was the for­ the Hartford road from the Wllli- enough scrap metal to bufld a civic clubs of both cities are not spent over $2,000,000 in newspaper, Rockville, July 31— (Special)— levaro, John Tatelli, Albert Blake, board h«a granted Irving Tenen- nelll of Grant avwue art the par­ terday. The Army unit was placed pondix atjout a year ago and suf- wets issued for the purchase of The total enrollment has been 52 mer Doris Hamilton and a mem­ mantlc cemetery to Bolton Notch, baura a certificate of purchase for ents of a daughteN^bm Wednes­ ferv'i no ill effects until a couple chain of tanks three miles long. going to let their toW-n down. radio aihd magazine advertising. A baseball game will be a feature Antoinette Stacey, Louis Oigllo, on the Olcott -iroperty at the cor­ John Collins, Thomas Murdock, new tires or tubes:- Alphons %rith' an average attendance of 48. ber of the choir. A very delight­ Ixmg Hill road In Andover,' the a new 'cSr. " ' -. day mgbt at the Jbh'nson Memo­ ner of Main and St. James's street of weeks ago. Have had con­ This goal would require nearly Danbury thinks it can do a better Connecticut's "scrap raid” is of the outing of the Vernon-Rock- Emil Htcking, David Halloran, W right,. driver of achool bus, 3 The following teachers snd help­ ful evening was spent with the Hebron-Apdover road, and from Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cardlle of rial hospital; Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ from 3 o'-clock until 7. tinual' headache A.s if from stom­ 17,000,000 pounds of metal, or Job than a half-dozen other cities imiqiie in the high quota^for tl?* ville Republican Club to be held obsojets 'tires; Joseph Barrasso, ers have assisted. Miss Betty its size.’ at Osano's' at Bolton Lake on Sat­ (Jharles Williams, Rita Kennedy, happy couple and they were pre­ Lindholm’s comer in Andover to Pine strert are the parents- of a neth Fleming ar^ the parents p f a The uniformed unit of the Am- ach, usually constipated, and pains about 5rt lbs. pec family Iq each of one-day effort, but local salvage farmer, 4 tubes; Philip O'Brien, Adams, of the Congregational the top of Utley Hill above Colum­ the cities where - the pne-day Veterans' organizations all over urday. Cerena Peace. Frank CHyde, sented with various sifts for their son born last Sunday at St. Fran­ son bom Wednesday at the,ho iKiIance Transportation unit, tinder In back that lead up to back of committees haven't batted an eye­ defense worker, 3 tubes. House, Hartford, Mrs. Kriss Ksrl- new home. bia Lake. cis hospital in Hartford. tal and Mr. and Mrs. Lemue "scrap raid" is being held: War the state are turning, in their old lid. Many cltlea, state salvage offi­ In addition to ex-.Govertior Ray­ George Burke, Waiter Elliott, Uie command of Major Alice Mad­ head." . Recapped tirSs: 2 each to Philip sen. Mrs. Henry Peterson, Mr. snd A public meeting was held at Arthur Cobb. AIf.red German, Hewlett of Union are the parents Answer: Adhesions 'plndlng the production board and state salvage, cannon and tanks; In Middletown cials said tonight, think they'll go mond E. Baldwin, the speakers Roger Williams. O'Brien, Joseph Gearhart, Stanley Mra. H. Marshall Budd, Mra. Leon­ Lieut. Mary Lavttt, a nurse, haa den, conducted a brisk campaign will include J. Kenneth Bradley of YeOman's Hall on Wednesday eve­ and Frank Hills havF'>l>^fned Joh.s of a daughter born Thursday at started at 7 o'clock and con­ intestines together are the c” "'" officials, cooperating .with the the Gentian field gun which the over 50 lbs. per family—aided Charles Hodgkins. Evelyn Gam- Keefe, defense workers; 1 truck ard Barter, Mr*. Salem Lunden, been transferred from Bradley 102nd Infantry of the Yafikes Di­ Westport, Republican State Chair­ bolatti, Clifford Stevens, Felix Field in Windsor Locks to Fort ning to further consider the ques- on the second shift at the Ameri­ thgN hospital, tinued unUl 9 and these girlt earn­ mftn cause of constipation. The drive, have strongly seconded with several large accumulations P □ P U L'ARI tire to C. Daniel Way, farmer and Miss Dorothy Stmler, Miss Shirley Uon of segregating the grades of can Thread (Company in Willlman- / Adolph ‘ Tiziani, James Abdo, only way you, can be sure wheth­ President Roosevelt's request that vision. captured in the Battle of of scrap that have been turned up man and National Committeeman; Jablon, Millicent Jones, Ciharlottc cattle dealer. Johnson, Miss Cynthia , Collins, Devens, Moss. ed the praise of Chairman Herbert Selchprey is going off to war Fred R. Zeller of Stonington, for­ the schools. The tentative plan tlc and Charles Sadlon has one bn.- Carl Hrusa have returned to their B. House ot the Victory Drive er or not you have adhesions is to all household business blocks and the past five days. Tobias, Leo Ducharme, John Mas- Another meeting of the board Willard Steane and Sherman Q>1- Mr. and Mrs. Eklward Schaeffer again as scrap. ^Severs! other mer State Comptroller and Frank aolini, Wilfred Kleinschmidt, Les­ which bad been' proposed was to the first shift. . / homes here after a trip to Hamp­ campaign. have an X-ray examination mads. apartments be. ransaekell for was held last Monday evening, but lins. Fred Pierce rialted the school have returned to their home on metals which caii be spared. cities'-have dumped similar con­ C. Parizek of West Wllllngton, ter Saunders, Oval Smith, Arthur use only four buildings with two ton Beach and New York state. CoUeirt At Flghte Adhesions may produce syrhptbms the clerk haa been so rushed 'with Wednesday morning showing the Ellington avenue after a few grades in each. A vote of expres­ Stresses Difference tributions on the pile. Grlddera Lose Uvea , committeeman from the 35th dis­ Smith, William Hall, Hairy Hoar, business calls that she has not Equipment distributed in one They were accompanied get their waste lost tHeIr lives In plane crashes. posed of tmvn officials from Tol­ Brown. Herald Lee, Prescott Fin sessions, that they had no ides and Company in Hartford arid Miss 400.000 comforters, 2,000,000 dl.sh- Mrs. George Slater o f Westfprd there to the fight fans. Jack San­ Fay Brook, of th#^39 team, was land county towns captained by supplements. Persons must appear where he underwent an appendec­ Betty CObb In the office o f the metal ‘raid.’ If we are to meet our metal on the curb for early morn­ ley, William Moore, Henry Mc­ there were so many people In the within the hours that the board Is es and 2,000.000 pieces of table- avenue is a surgical patient at son, a member of the general conn- (rnderw eight Or 0\erwHght) killed in New Mexico and Jim Harvey S. Collins of Columbia. tomy. Hamilton Standard Propeller In war#. Bilttee was master of ceremonies high goal and 'neep steel mills go­ ing collections. In two score cities Donough, - Stuart Wells, Chester town. No sooner Is one set of ap­ open to obtain the data needed, 1 the John.son Memorial hospital. Question: Miss E.* N. writes. tomorrow morning volunteer crews Briggs, 1940 player, erashed In Arthur E. Hayward, Vernon Town plicants taken care of than a new at the arena. In less than two ing at full blast. We are going to Ls Good F or' .Clerk will act as umpire. There Hutchinson. to 5 p. m., Mopday through Friday. "We are having a discussion in have to part with man;- iron and will gather aa early as 6 a. m. for Idaho.. Regular Offioe Hours set puts In an appearance, and the Walter S. Nevers was taken hours on Main street the ambu- our family as to which Is belter, will also 'be a horseshoe pitching lanM unit workers sold approxi­ Ths office of the clerk will be overworked clerk has difficulty very ill Wednesday night and was to be underweight or overweight." contest. The Havana Blossom finding time to est, the calls often mately $322 worth of stamps and You In The Summer' Four will sing and there will be open on the regular office hours taken to the Manchester Memorial Answer: As a general ti'ls. ^ selections by s band. |for the distribution of gasoline continuing through the noon hour. hospital at . 2 a. m., Tliursdav the rest at the fights. Several girts suggest that the patient build up Leaders in the canning and gar­ sold bonds which will be tab­ Every day in Summer, aa In Winter, your fami^ ne<^R Among those expected to at­ rationing toboks. These hours are: morning with a levere case -o f the weight to what is normal for Mondays and Wednesdays, 11 a. dening survey through the . town gall atones. He is improving. ulated tomorrow. It was estimated - the Mme ” B’’ vitamin, proteins and minerals. ^ Meat 4 tend are State Representative Eu­ report a 100 per cent response. him or ^er. In' this way.the dan­ gene W. Latimar of South Coven­ m. to 4 p. m.; Tuesdays, Thurs­ Gary Richards entered the through the medium' of the sol­ gers incident to both underweight The survey was undertaken under diers and ambulance workers that has the year-kmK neceaury Vitamin B. This week­ try; Representative E. O. Smith days and ,Fridays, 7 p. m. to 9 p Manchester Memorial hoispital and overweight are avoided. In the sponsorship of the Tolland $1845 worth of stamps were dis- end, as in ihg past. The Popular Market has on display, of Mansfield: John D. McWilliams, m. Wednesday a. m. for a hand In­ deciding what, la the • normal The Manchester 1st Selectman of Norwich* Coun­ Certlflc-ates Granted County Farm Bureau. Leaders in fection. He is under the care of p oe^ of. (weijfht for any given person. It Is the various sections of the town Claaes This Evening a complete variety of all choice fresh m«at cuts.: There < ty Commissioners Frandis J. Pri­ Tire certificates for the week Dr. George A. Lundberg. i necessary to know something were Mrs. Walter-Wright, Jones Miss Mabel E, Dewey has re- Chairman House said this after­ is no shortage here! Shop here fpr^Quality Plus Econ­ chard and Hubert Collins; State were awarded to the following: street and Hebron village; Mrs. j a'lout the bony framework of the | Am^ltmNmmda Senator Claude A. Mills; Mayor William H. Hall, defense worker, turned to her home for a few days i noon that the drive would close body as naturally the person with Kenneth Ellis, Gilead; Mrs. Ira C. ’ this evening and that he did not omy and Variety! Raymond E. Hunt; Representative Rockville, RFD, 1 recap; Mary after an operation for appendicltU ] CASH & CAHRY Self Serve S t n m j t ^'urshen, Amston. a tendency to larger bones should Clyde Cordtsen of Ellington, Rep- at the hospital in Naugatuck. ; CASH €■ CARRY have the slightest doubt but what V’ercelll, defense worker. South Invitations have been issued for the town of Manchester more than weigh a little more than a person j Public______Market\ _____ resentativei Irving Campbell of Bolton, 1 recap, 1 tube; David Mc­ The War Price and RaUon Board 1 the wedding of Miss Stella Ade­ made up Ite quota of $200,000. of the same height with , small , Tolland and N. Morgan Strong of Kee, defense worker. South Bol­ ciQied Tu64dAy. The board, iuuod bones. Instead of arguing about it. • i ¥ THIS WEEK'S OUTSTANDING VALUES ^ Vernon. laide Johnson, Daughter of Mr. Only $15,000 was needed to make ton. two recaps; John Albasi, and Mrs. Nicholas C. Johnson, to the following certificates for the i I would advise that each of you “ THE BEST BUY BV TOWN” Kenneth- Smith Is general chair­ farmer, Birch Mountain, two re­ week ending July 23: Rev, Ran- I .the quota J>efore the final drive try to build your weight up to the Marvin Walter Newbauer. The •Inrted yesterday afternoon, man with ths other 'committees in caps. Joseph McCollum, defense dall C. Mason, one new tire; Levi | approximate normal to 5t your In­ charge: Refreshments, William A. ceremony will take place at the Health Market e The detail of men under Lieuten­ worker, French rosd, was award­ H. Whaples, town employe, two I dividual' casea aa in this way I SUGAR CURED SMOkED Baer;, tickets and transportation. Hebron Congregational church ant Roy explained the workings of For Saturday- ed a certificate for tw'o new tires Tuesday, Aug. 11, at 4:30 p. m. A obsolete tires; John H. Rowe, de- ■ am sure that you will achieve j ths unit to everyone who ca r^ to Joseph F. Nash; program. Herbert of an obsolete t>'pe. reception will follow at the church fense worker, four- tubes and four i Hale’s Quality maximuny health. L. Scheiner; sports, M. Joseph Must File Status Chaaga parlors. ' retreads; Kenneth Les Juno, de­ see the unit In operation. Several Webster: others assisting, Fran­ times during the afternoon they S'ncctiye S*r%1ce Board No. 35. Mrs. Lealit F. Ward and daugh­ fense worker, two retreads. I (Tattooing) cis S. Rupprecht, J. Stanley Mc­ South Windsor residents chosen I HEALTH MARKET picked up airplanes that swooped Cray, William Rogalus. Max. Rockville,-with jurisdiction of alt ters of Providence,. R. I., are at across ths sky. Question; Mr. H. G. writes; "Can We Offer Many Worthwhile registrants in .Tollsnd (bounty, fhe Ward home here for a two for Superior Court Jury duty for ' loaf When Beef is hard to gel. The Health Market man­ Tattooing be removed without Rothe, Henry Hoertnann, William ^ e year starting September 1 are; | Largs Crowd Attracted I V. Sadlak, (Jerald Risley and Fred warns that any* change of status weeka vacation. Mr. Ward and Perhaps ths most Interesting leaving a scar?" due to death, marriage, birth or son Fletcher went to Cape Cod David J. Ahem, Helen C. Berglund i Bread agement works harder to get it for you. with the result Lennon. part of the display occurred when Answer: While several satisfac­ change of employment 'must be before joining the rest o f the fami­ M na M. Buckland, Margaret m’. I H A M 3 5 Cloaea Office Burgess, .Edwin G. Burnham. we are able to advertise Beef Roast and Steaks, as well it e unit picked up and prepared to tory methods of removing tatoolng Specials For Your Selections registered with the board. Many ly here. They brought back a new leave. R ecently the property was are known, there usually remains FIR.ST COME — FIRST SERVED! Dr. William Schneider erf Union registrants have failed to keep sailboat recently purchased to Gladys H. • Burnham, Pearl M ' Armour’s Star as Fresh Lamb, Veal and Pork! cleared off and in clearing the a small amount 1ng their green Native Chickens to Roast, SEVERAL OTHER VAI.UES at ths home of David C. Toomey, com. Other vegetables have been (Coattnoed from Page One) We Have a Limited Supply of Choice Beef ward Connors. The formal induc­ T e o d e r \ about t ''] pounds each; Ih. 47c tion exercises will take place next chairman, Bolton Center. in use for some time. It has been Pint Cuts. Please Come Early and Get Your MEATY—TENDER m g / m Grange Picnlo very difficult tp secure hands for WessQn Oil 29c the Fourth Army and the Western Native Broilers, Thursday evening at the Town South Coventry Menus Pick! Hall, when some fiO men from Bolton Grange No. 47 will hold extra farm work and at least a Defense Command. ' of neglqctlng I lb. Heinz Veal to Roast L b. A Week’s Snpply 42e Rockville, Vernon and Tollaml will its aiuiusl picnic on Sunday at number have had to fPrego main­ 33c to instruct C hilians regarding ade­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Georgs taining gardens on this account. On Monday at 8 p. m. thers will quate plana for evacuating the city Genuine Fresh Calves’ Liver, be Inducted Into service. Fi»r Good Health lb, •••■J***** I-amb Legs, extra fancy, genuine Spring, New Secretary Sbsdd of Bolton Notch. Swim­ Octting’ a neighbor to leave his te a meeting in the Library for in the event Japanese bombs start- { ming, boating and games will be own. work and do extra plowing the purpose of promoting the erec­ Baby Food Cana Rerommnided ed huge Sfea. about 5 pounds each, Gut-Up Charles Tennert who has been tion of a memorial honor roll for ■ Fresh Shoulders and FOWL 7 9 offered for entertiloment All or harrowing has not b ^ n the By McCoy Health Service He protested further that Gen- I Tender Calves’ Liver, W’estern, secretary of the Vernon Rationing Coventry's service men. Represen- lb...... “ a C Board since its start haa resigned members and their fathUies and easy thing of former days. • I era] cieWltt had not agreed to lb, •••.•••••••••••••••••••••■• friends are invited to attend. Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Pehdieton of latlves of each club and aiMocia- 1 Walnut Hill practice evacuation and hacl not [ Baby Lamb Fores — Boned and Rolled FRESH KILLED—NATIVE and Frederick W. Stengel o f Earl tion in the town have been Invited i Smoked Shoulders i.b . 35c Dally Menus street has 'been named as his suc- Bolton Briefs Colchester were recent callerii at asked for civilian aid . First Prlie Sugar Cured Bacon, if you wish, 25c c Miss Lydia Young, former the home of the former's sisters, to attend. [ To Petltloa Coagress lb cessiar. The memters of the Vernon Mrs. Anns C. Gilbert and the (Corporal Kenneth R. • Colmer, | Sugfested. menus for the week Judge Denman said he would machine sliced, lb...... flatlonlng Board mcluda Dr.-Mar­ teacher of the Center achool, haa Grope Jam Lbs. 29c commencing Sundav, August 2, received word that her brother Misses Pendelton. The doctor's stationed at (Jamp Shelby, Miss., I petition Congress "on behalf of the i tin V. B. Metcalf, chairman, Mrs. wife has Improved noticeably with­ is spending, a ten-day furlough at Corned Shoulders L b . 25c' 1M2: Roy C. Ferguson William Dunlap. has received his wings and a com­ men. women and children of San j in the past few months from her hla home at Waterfront Manor. I Armours Sunday— Francisco, for redress of their FRUIT A N D FRESH V EG ETABLES Christopher E. Jones and Claude mission as first lieutenant of the Breakfast--Baked eggs; crisp United States Army. severe attack of illness. Dr. F. Forbes Buahnell of Man­ grievances”. ] Bllaon. The wadding'of Miss Jane Pom- chester, who owms a cottags at bason; stewed 6gs. The charges and Intentions were ! The Board reports that over 1000 Mrs. Jessie Jacobs e f Bolton Aysra East Bhora, Lake Wan- P kg. Lunch—Creamed sweet pota­ Notch la a patient at the Man­ prowicz to Anthony TTrone of Wll- TREET Can Corned Spare Ribs 20c set forth by the Judge tn printed i RIB ROAST applications for supplemental gas- Sumbailr. la to r ^ r t for duty on toes: spring salad. Morning Picked Yellow Corn and Fresh Lima Beans chester Memorial hoepital. Ilmantlc will tifeks place Saturday form after a letter exchange with ofine wert received In the Town of at the Catholic Church, Willimaa- A u ^ t 7 at tte *rst Corps Area B R D S EYE Dinner—Broiled chicken! but­ General DeWltt and a1tb John J. Vernon and It la estimated that Mrs. Ross Brookmai) o f South office, Boston, as first Ileutansnt. Largs Caa tered parsnips: fresh cooked as­ road is entertaining her sister, Uc. McCloy, assiatant secretary o f ! there are about 2.800 auto owners Mra. Leslie F. Ward and daugh­ Sergsant Peter Twerdy, who paragus? salad of crisp celery; ' Native Celery Native Tomatoes in the town. Mrs. Katherine Miller, snd Mrs. ts'xr. . , ters went to Providence' Wednes­ n*d been ependin^ a furlough with Green Peas L b. baked apple a la mode. “ What for seven months Gen­ The headquarters of the board Elisabeth Miller and two children day night to meet Mr. Ward and hid parents on Pucker street, re- Olives Can 24c Monday— eral DeWitt has contemplated do­ Elberta Peaches Fancy Plums, Etc. are still located in the basement of of Long Island. They will spend son Fletcher who Mlled down the turned yesterday ,to hls^ army Breakfast- -Breadcrumb break­ ing is to 'a-alt until this confla­ the Past Office. This la not a pleas­ the week with Mrs. Brook^an. coast from Cape Cod with their duties in Kentucky. fast food.' gration existed,' and' then; for the ant place for anyone to spend ths new sailboat. The family expects ■ Mrs. Florence U. Grady Is tak- VR. A B. Lunch—'Asparagus, nut and first time, place officers and sol- | antlrs day, due to lack of ventila­ to return to Hebron later. Mias' mg a summer course at New? York lettuce, salad; wholewheat crack- University, FRESH FRUIT A N D VEGETABLES dien unfamiliar with the hills, j GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS! tion and poor lighting, but the Ra- Nancy Thorpe has returned to her - . i ' ■ ■N.ers or.mufflnsi valleys snd ravines o< San Fran- j tlohing bMrd haa no allotment or Hebron home in Edgewood, R. I., haring The Coventry Board of Educa­ Chicken Broth 2 Cans 29c Fresh j ' \ p in n er—Broiled steak: buttered cisco in its streets. STEWING BEEF appropriation for rent or light, and spent a few days with, the Wards tion met at ^ e towm clerk's of­ sqikaah; stewed celery, 'glad of "They then, for the first time, j Are You Saving Royal Scarlet Labels ? They Are there are no other quarters avsll- here. . -n. fice on Tuesday evening. A dele­ endiv^xand lettuce; fig Burprt.«e. Mr. and Mrs. W alter C. Hewitt gation was present from the would attempt to. direct the citi­ abla at ths present time. have offered apace in the old store A sudden change in' tepiperature No. 2 Caa Dolly Madison Beets or Carrots B ch. 4c Tuesday- - zens. hy that time panic-stricken Worth Real Money! Ask for Information Blank. '' Further OoHection brought relief Thursday from the Mothers Club of North Coventry, BreakfasX^French omelet on formerly operated by the lats W. interested In securing an adjust­ ixith choking smoke in their I Because of the fact that many S. Hewitt, Mr. Hewitt's grand­ sweltering heat of the day before, Freah, Large, Double Bunch letoasted shredded whest biscuit, lungs to the exits which he would I residents did not have their scrap possibly caused by electrical dts- ment of grades in the five schools stewed raisins, father, for the storage of articles of the north end. Bartlett Pears Cans 35c then choosy for their evacuation." BUTTER EVAPORATED MILK MAJOR 3 . NATURAL metal out on Thuraday and to^y, belmiging to the local Red Ooaa turbancea elsewhere. A threat, of . Lunch-'.Boil'd potato.bul- No (^minient on Protest ! Royal Scarlet VITA.MIN B there wllFbe a final collection of thunder here Wednesday towards Vacation Church school will be­ Celery Bch. I-and O’ Lakes, not Intended for Immediate use. gin next Monday morning at the 12C tersd spinach; ripe olivs. . General DeWltt's office had no acrap metal by the city trucks on Some of these items are woolens, night failed to materialise. Dinner Roast mutton; COMPLEX TABLETS Congregational church, for child­ No. 1 Can Betty BHm . . , . . . comment, on Ju.lge Denman's pro- 2 lbs...... 7 0 C Saturday morning. The coUectlon furs, stc., which call for careful Freeh rtekeS tered string bran:i; salad ; j regional Office o f Fairmont Cream- O Q — 3 c:;;^ 2 3 c LAMB LEGS 35*^ Is being made by the City trucks. ren from 9 to 13 years of age, and 1 Cent for Each Label! storage. Part of them have been wrill continue through August 8. of shreded raw r.^bbage: cuf) cu»- | civilian Delen-ae. whic“h ts respon'- ery, 2 lbs...... C ...... 2 9 c Laurence Dilloh. Salvage chairman donated and may be sold at auc­ Pears “ f" ' ■ Bible for the protection of civil- !| V _ ' A' of the Vernon Defense Council is tion or given In charity later on. Bolton Center Native Corn D oz. ednesday In charge of the drive in this vi­ 29c lans m the eight western states, SLICED BEETS Package The articles Include s short fur Mra. R. K. JoiMa Breakfast Wholewheat nvif- hHerror appeared in this col­ Tomato Juice Can Cabbage L b. 3c Dinner—Spring soup: stuffed ■*T.h -Its administration." Broccoli, — PEANUT BUTTER Orange and Maxwell and the late Willlam- Mr. snd Mra. Max Frankel. A umn recently concerning the en­ lamb chops, diced carrits. and Brownie Brand Corned Beef Mkxwell wUI be placed on sale at meeting of the organization was pkg.'...... a YC Grapefruit Sections listment In the Navy of Earle Freeh NaUve .turnips; McOoy Salad. 'Jello or Din Pickles, 0 1 # i Rojml Scarlet, 2 ““ 2 S * '' auction here in two weeks, the sale held WednesdayU'ednesday evening at the Rogers. Mr. Rogers hasn’t en- Londorv July 31—Oe •! mission charge for both the inspec- articles for storage. non-essential use of gasoline. Orange and Grapefruit For Meteors PUDDINGS Din Pickles, when there Is an opening in this Suakist Lunch- Raw apples and pecans quart J a r...... rfC Y C CANNING SUPPLIES C O C K TA IL A A Y ® Ueti end the eale. The local branch has* b«en call­ particular branch o f postol aervlce. Beginning tomorrow, gasoline Dinner—Lima bean - loaf; . but­ Royal Scarlet Salmon Denattoa e f Teble ed upon to add ths mskinf of sur­ Sometimes there is not more than coupons will be Issued only on tered parsnips: asparagus; avoca­ Mason Jar Covera gical drsaslngB to Its line of work, proof of strictest nece^ty, but Cambr.ige, Maas. July 31—lA*. Chocolate, Vanilla, Butter- Mre. Francis T. Maxwell bag Of­ two or three openings during the c . . . Oranges . Dtiz.i33c do and watercress salad;- no des- Cottage Ckeese from Ver­ Good Luck Jar Rings fered to ths Civic end Recreation snd the subject was brought up many drivers who had managed to Juice Blended 2 29c —Air raid precautions observers scotch, St the raeetlnig. The members pres­ year. mont, 1-ponnd V ^ 1-Ib. can 19c TO M A TO ES Tv*c«.10c‘ committee a billiard and pool ta­ Mrs. Alice Lee, who is employed save up a gallon or two took to the may as well "relieve the tedium" , 3 -ox,pkg* **•*•••• oA Parowax. Certo, and Jan ent approved the project. road to use the last drop. Friday by watching for meteors while' ble for the new recreation center. at the. Pioneer Parachute ' Breakfast — ' Cottage cheese; container ...... J # C The gift baa been aceeptod and the Spending the week with Mr, The week-end of the Aug. 3 they're .scanning the skies lor Cream Cheeae with ChivC? end Mrs. Paul Potocck are Mr. Manchester, is having a number Honeydew Melons Ea. 21c allrsd pineapple. planes, an astronomer has sug­ Split Peas, Yellow and table will be moved to tte netg of daya off. bank holiday. BriUln'a foremast Ijonch ' Okra and caullflnwet''au Lobster, Canadian, SPRY ’ “ '“ 25c , l v c 71c '! esater In the near future. snd Mrs. Paul Marko ef New. summer recreation time, promised Bring In Your No. 6 and No. 7 gested. Green, 1-lb. pkg., O ark. N. J., and Mre. Paul Kovae Mr. and Mrs. Leatie Bolton have I gratin; rip^olives. Coastal observers might spice package ...... i C Y v > medium ca n ...... 4 Y C Flaal Day fee Blda returned from a two weeks' vaca­ to set a stay-at-home record. Tte .V e. 1 <)iiallty Today Is the final date on which ef Richmond Hill, N. Y. Edward preea was full of warnings that Dtansr—Baked sea baked i monotony tn mid-August, time Marko U at the'Potocek home for tion at Misquamleut. Rhode Is­ ■taSkd tomatoes: string liearr aal- I of the perseid meteor shower, by Lentils, Urge, Q Mushrooms, Fancy Buttons, 14-oz. 10c Octagon Powder lu iP k * . Sc . > the coBomlttee 'rom the Recreation the summer. land. holiday train passengers might be .Center ts receiving bids on the jinable to get return passage. Sugar Stamps Now... Also Your Potatoes 15-Lb. P eck 43c Bd: JsUo or Jell-Well ino cream i. "■counting the number of meteors aelMted, 1-Ib. pkg. .. Y C MAYONNAISE Royal Scarlet, The final meeting of the Home Mrs. James Rogers has com­ small white wooden building on Sktw dsy— -they see in .a half hour, and keep­ A w C Nursing class spoasorsd by the puted her Standard' First Aid VMk>fii»t—Coddled •eggs; Mel- SEIDNER 1-ox. ca n ...... the property known aa the Rock ing an accurate record of the time LGE. WATERMELONS FANCY BANANAS ^ , Women's Dtvisian o f the Hebron Oouras and passed tbs sxamina- War shipments from 432 auto­ 'lOM t: gtkwsd prunes. of the begmniBg and ending of FAIRY SOAP SPECIAL! Quart FREESEONE PLUMS ! 11 office. This must be removed Defense Council was held Wednes­ tion. ^ Canning Cortificots', Green Stampa Given With Cash Salea! tn order that the.grounda may be motive planU, representing 72 per t o f buttermilk; ten each such period." Percy W. Wlth- Buy 3 Cakes for 14c and eeeeeasea sees day at the Casualty SUtlon. 23 0^ ^5 leveled over for the at^tic flel4 cent of tte industry dmodnted to erell. 0$ the B<4id Astronomical Get Another Cake M Tomato and Vegetable Soap <*oz. V e a c h 55c box' . women were preaent. Following To feed and clothe the troops In I J c 99c at the center. $420,000,000 la April or 46 par- Plank steak with veg- club, wrote. In ".‘tky and Tele­ Royal Scarlet tte meeting refreehmente w m ens Anay corps area raquim 9S,- bo4M; buttered spinach; forlc! All Four.. I S C jar eae**aaa»eeea 3 3 c^0 cent above that la FaSniazy, ao- d m : scope." sarred of aandwtetes. eoeklss sad 000 nilss or fclglnvay and is i miUa eording to a WF8 report Cbrsnd laaappls whip. Sweetheart Soap, 8-Ouncc 104-ounce can, M m? Since its discovery, rubber haa punch. A gift of $10 was peasant. The spotter* should be on the .' of government-owned railways In the report were eight large .aajBaragiMi Nut and Lettuce watch for the heavenly' show a 4 cakes ...... A A C NATIVE CUCUMBERS FRESH STRING BEANS ONIONS gene through this tiansiUon of ad to Mias Teresa Vincent by the connecting 20.000 buildings of jar . ! ...... a UC _2 for ...... a namea: kooeboob. cautcbouc, lead- automobile manufacturers, nine Thd JM(IL4U CORK on tack im i of let- few days b.;forc and a few after chslrtnan, Mrs. Irene W right In nearly 2A00.000 acres at mlHtary Pineapple Juice 16-Oz. Can Ups f, . . X ■aater, ladtaa rubber, India-ruteer. appreciation of many 'teuis of ua* truck companies and 140 psu-ts Manenssrsa Cohm- Aug. 12 Withcrell said. DaU 10 lb. bag reacrvatlaasL. ' comoaniea. ). Make a wpuld go to the. Harvard Oollegc Telephone Service Until 8:15 P. M. Dial 5137. 5 f o r 25c ^ q»»-15« by ohservat.oT or The Americao _» _ _ _ ^ H ’WMlhtjrbt Meteor teewty. J Ss-S ^ .

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, tUNN- KK1UAV,JLE\ .U, HM3 #AGE TWEL\'S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, JULY 81,1941 said. The att-.cn was broken off! PAGE THIRTEBlf British Fliers Raid when one British boat waa dis-1 Jap Bombs Set Blaze at Dutch Harbor' abled by a hit and had to be tow­ ein*hur$t ~ Saturday, August 1st Coast of France ed to port with some casualties ■ aboard. M a h ie u 's in.-. Fifty minute* later the same 183 Spruce Street (ConHnueU from 'Psge One) German force was attacked i Rockville Scouts Come'to Town Tonight to anothy British patrol which In-1 am s anU-submsrine patrol, and three flicted further damage In another Land O’ Lakes MEAT... enemy seaplnne.s. One of the aea- brief action, broken off at day­ Butter', lb. I.,. planej, waa destroyed, the minis­ break. 46c try said. The third brush came in the (The Bertin radio said strong English Channel when three Ger- 1 Natitfe Fresh Brooklyn Stops Do You Know—? German bomber formations again Hill Billies Determined I , , 4''’^ ■ man torpedo boats or minesweep­ EggSi doz. ., raided Birmingbam during the ers e.scorted by motor boats were 49c nutrition ' ■ I night. I attacked by the British oft Eight of the raiders were shot France. / - Sheffield Mjlk, Cubs Easily^ 9-2 .down by Britush defenses and a | Dnmage-'of Undetermined nature 3 tall cans . .. To Win Over Local Outfit ninth was destroyed over Its hasr wa.s done. The British suffered no 23c RipcoQo joa op y in occupied France by an R. A. F. t losses, P O P C A / e ■ ' fighter, a Communique said. . New Potatoes, QACPT While the Midlands bore the Both aubs Need a Win jSazis Claim Sinking No. 1 Qualit.v, “aevXar. l Tiger® Trip Sammy Asmo Men in Blue brunt of the attack, which the peck ...... bulletin said was not on a heavy 45c To Stay in Fight for Of CI U.U If O llier; Tigers scale, bombs also were dropped 0 Beer Barons Tops Marcus Twi Cup; Keolsch Sore over east Anglia, the south xoast Berlin (FTdm tSerman .Broad­ White Picklipgr split with A’s. ' __ and other widely separated pbints. casts), July 31-^ iP) —A special V'inegar, gal. .. His Oub Victorious; A number of casualties occurred announcement by the German 34c l..ast Year's ChaitipioiM 111 Slow Bout in one west Midlands town, where high command said today that U- R.v 4iidiion B«Ue.v • ,p Real Grudge Exists seven persons were trapped in a boats have sunk 24 Allied mer­ Pickling Salt, AP Sport* Writer Turn on Heat to, 'Top ■shelter crushed'by a direct bomb chant ships, <10 sailing vessels and -lb. bag .. Fana probably don't pay a great, Between Managers. one escort ship totalling 167,000 10 23c Doty Lucky to Get Nod hit. 'Casualties elsewhere, how­ deal of attention to the baaeball South End Team. ever, appaCentl.v were light. tons. All o f the old fueds, that fbr Five ship* aggregating 41,000 atanding.x theac- day's becauae the Over Barbosa; Fast No tethbs fell on London dtself, Mason Jar Tops, Porce­ The Tigers combined fifteen hits years kept Manchester and RoclD but the clty’a secret new anti-sir- tons w y e reported sunk out of New York Yankeea and Brooklyn heavily protected convoys in the lain lined, 0 7 end twelve tuns to swamp the Action on Undercard vllle on edge, will be renewed aag .crqft guns again were In action. dozen ...... jL w C Dodgem M n making runaway* of Middle Atlantic, and off the Am­ Beer Barons 12 to 6 last night at Puts Over Program. revived this evening at the West MEAT. * richer source of Foray Over France erican coast. the major league' .pennant races. more dietary essentials per Some newapaper* in the spirit the Cha'fter Oak street grounds Side Oval when ths HOI BUU^ British offensive gestures includ­ ' V-boats , in the.se waters were Bottle Caps, In a-dull game.' The Beer Barons average serving than any FOWL ed a foray over northern FVanre said also to ha\V sunk 12 ships of good clean fun and to promote Bill Lee's “wolves” from Hart­ play Paganl’a team In the "euddml gros.s pkg. .Interest In the standings of the Ifcited their luuat pep last night other single food, is needed in last evening by s strong force of aggregating 73,0M tons., which 1 29c ^Dd only once in the game did they ford were In Manchester lost night ^ t h " playoffs in the flnalf o f the FOR FRICASSEE Spitfires and Hurricane bombers, i were sailing singly,- along w-ith eliitm even have turned them up­ look like a team. This was in the and did they howl. Aamo, clever Twl League season. a balanced diet. side down, putting the two Plpla- s p e c ia l : which attacked a German air­ five sailing'freighters and a pa- Parowax, filth inning, when they scored little fighter from New York want­ It does not require much Imagi­ drome near, St.- Omfr. Irol vessel. delphia clubs on top,' or , have nation to understand' why thesa Fresh Pinehurst 1-lb. pkg. tneir six runs and pulled up to P P C O f p D P O P ed to fight and did when he cou.d EACH Enemy fighters rose to challenge A destroyer and ty>-o ships tOr. 15c -separated the Yanks and Dodgers vrithin one run of tying the last teams are going to fight it out to tailing 17.000 tons were reported . from - the rest of their lekgues. catch up srith BUly Marcus of GROUND BEEF A section of the dick,area and the harrack.s .ship Northwestern hmr.e after a .Tapane.se sir raid the British planes and a series of year's champions. But in the sixth the last ditch.'The loser is out so damaged In attacks on Atlantic Ma.vbe it will be a . surprise, Hartford. In fact Referee BUI far a* any further playing in the on the notch Harlior .Navy has, in Alaska. A motion p icti^ ca m e ra caught this vifw of the fire. violent- doeflghts ensued, during Good Luck inning the 'Tigers scored five more CATCH/NG Oonway thought that Aamo should $1.44 which, the Air \Bnlstry said, five convoys. therefore, to point that the Dodg­ runs to put the gam# oh loe. Ed­ loop is concerned. The winner 36c lb. The annotmeement said that off Jar Rings, ers have won 70 games and lost tooon receive eome recognition for hie Nazi aircraft wpfe shot down. die WierabickI was strong with untiring efforts to force the fight goes on to face Hamilton Props.fox Two other German fighters were the coast of west Africa seven 3 doz...... only 29 for a percentage of .707 the stick for the winners as he G A M S a p Bill SunvnerK the right to meet Moriarty Broth- Selected quality meat for your good health Is Pine- the legality of theh^^llitary trial. ships aggregaUng 53.000 tons 25c and stand k g o ^ chance of becom­ while on th* run . . . chasing eri. If this was held^^proper. a writ Nelson Barks reported destroyed by Spitfires c/mnected for a triple and three Marcus. For five rounds It was hurst's Specialty. Visit Pinehurst .Saturday, or dial Doilies Motion were sunk and that five sailing, ing the first team in 33 years in auiglea in five trips to the plate. WAcfcy Fa c t s Real op fancied there baa been of halieas corprfs ivoulU be the ve­ and Hu^ncanes during sweeps freighters were destroyed in the Whole Mixed almost a marathon race with some 4151, for delivery service. Saturday delivery orders along the French coast yesterday the Natldnal League to finiah . Tonight two games are sched­ w h il e for years a “ feeling" between any hicle for relief. (largo Planes Mediterranean. Pickling Spices, above the' .700 percentage level. fighting. In the sixth, or the last Bill Summers should total ?2.00. We have.'phone service until 7:00 On Boilv ^ rits Cramer, heading the prosecu-. afterTibon, in which an enemy uled In the league. At the Y dia­ minute or so o f the fifth, Marcus •P°ris team from Manchester and It added the reported, sinkings pkg. . . . ------Tlie record was set by the C9ii- SW/MMWe lAfSTQUCTOP - Rockville. And all of it flareg up tonight. . tion stiff with Attorney General er was set afire off Brittany increased Allied losses this month 12c mond the Vic’s Package Store did tarry long enough to fight with (Continued from Page One) a small motor vessel was cago Cqbs In 1906 when they won ti-am tackles Ken’s Service Sta­ a t m VA.C., AT ACE OF TSi Asmb and when he did it was when they meet. « * not a grudge We are still in the meat busine.ss, and can offer you a (CoBtinueid from Pag® One) BidfHe, was assigned to open the "by a further 167,000 tons." 116 games . and lost 36 for .763. Wanted Berth t)r(M arg^iment before the Military r y damaged severely. Celerj' Seed or tion and at Charter Oak street the FPEQL/EW TZy S W A M 2 2 S good. Aemo had the better of fight, in any sen s^ of the word. They also wgre above .700 the next Independent Cloak ten plays the good selection of Chuck. Pot or Oven Roasts. Rib Roasts. case, in advance of the prepara-.. "Commission. The hearing of evi- ticularly Kaiser's a.ssertion he The British said they lost 13 Dannv Boothe Is FooHniII every exchange except for one Just one of those oM^ Ipdntuek Mustard Seed, year and the 'Pittsburgh Pirates Union Local 743. The box sooge: FEFT.UWOEF WATEE WITH fueds" that has endured for many Steaks, Genuine Super Cube Steaks, Round Steak and tidfi of a full opinion which neces­ dence'iyas completed Tue.sday. could produce the finit big ship planes In the afternoon and eve­ Prospect brief flash in the lost round, but As BostonClop Indicates Tenor of Pleas '‘within JO months" after receiv­ ning operations. can ...... topped that level' In 1902 and ■*lgera . A L W H T E D C /C A P /V H/S that waa not enough for Conway’s years. It does not take roueb^o Rump Oven Roast.s. sarily will require a considerable 12c 1909. In the American League the The argilment before the Su­ ing plans, ' if "given the green Bad weather apparently waa College Park, Md;— Danny AB R H PO A E nod. make It brighten Into flame. 11 period of time for its preparation great Yankee rltiba of 1927 and AfOCTH AND W /rHOUT US — Legs of Lamb will be in the more desirable sizes, preme court Instated the tenor light and a steady flow of ma­ responsible for the failure of the Boothe is playing baseball now, S. S. E. W ’rxbickl. c .. 5 8 4 | 0 0 Doty SIngglab . Rockrille Has Edge and Which, when prepared, Wdll be 1939 and the Philadelphia Athle­ Zamaitis. p, sf . .4 1 0 0 1 0 p o u c m r p c s r INC N!S APMS, TH E CICAR Liked Boxing Also But around 6 to 6'/z pounds.. .all genuine Spring with little filed with the clerk." of the proaecutibn and defense terials. R A. F. to attack Germany again but Clark Shaughnessy thinks Malted Milk, Rod Doty got s halrtine decision Whether we like it or not toi waste to this .size. pleas behind the cibsed doors of ■'Mr. Kaiser's confidence that he last night. Interrupting an offen­ he'll make a grreat football end. -jb. can ,,.. tics of 1931 are alt'that have ever B. Gryzh. l b ___ 8 0 0 7 0 0 / V P o e s p A / r REMAININO UCHTED, over Barbosa of New Rochelle In Manchester. RockvtUe has tha I' Open .I-'inal .Arguments 1 turned the trick. Sumislawakl, ss .4 0 1 2 1 0 Got Chance to Ump edge over a long period. This to Shoulders of Lamb will sell at ...... lb. 2.'>c the .Military Commission in the could convert part of his ship­ sive which had seen British bomb­ The Maryland center-fielder the semi-flnaL In fact a ' draw 1 The Military Commiaston trying Justice Department building. building facilities at once to the ers over the Reich on seven of the plans to try out for Shaughne.ssy’s This shows how high the Dodg­ H. Gryrb, cf . ..4 1 2 0 0 0 would not have hurt any for the High School Contest true, too. becauae when and If the eight prisoners heard the open­ The prosecution alleged that the production of cargo planes stimu­ 10, preceding nichts. Scott Tis.siiP. em are aiming and there Is a goi^ Bycholski, rf ...4 1 i 0 0 0 Hartford redhead never did get Manchester did Ukc a-fan.out of squad in the fall. He stands 8. Gryzh, 3 b ___ 2 0 0 2 I 0 ing ot final arguments today. men loft this country for Germany, lated the committee tremendous­ London's newly. reinforced anti­ 6-fect-3-lnches, weighs 180 3 rolls ...... chance that they will bit the tar­ going unUl the fourth and Barbosa And Soon Went Up. a Rockville team it was something NATIVE POULTRY... Attorney General Biddle and Skrabaez, sf, p ..4 T 1 4 0 0 with funds furnished by the Nazis ly," Lee said. "We invited hinv to aircraft barrage caused the death pounds, la unusually fa.st. get: Even 'though the season has clearly won the first three. Doty to brag about. Always, the lot* Each weeh our business on this specially fed, fresh. ; Gol. Kenneth C. Royall, who had —Haupt travelling on a German retuni today. o t one resident o f the capital early Boothe, wh'o also plays basket­ two months to run there no long­ VIncek. If, p .- . .4 2 2 2 1 0 seemed sluggish until the fourth, wide World Features memories of the Rocki’Ule fans I argued the case before the Su- Parctak, 2b' ...... 2 2 2 1 2 0 Native Poultry increases. Our poultry man has been passport^— attended a. sabotage "In the meantime, we are hope­ today as the gunners blasted away ball. socked out 10 hits in 14 er is any doubt that the team is got warmed up in the fifth and William Summers had an idea would recall other days when a l preme court, came to court, how- school there run by the Army, ful that something will happen to at enemy planes. the best In the senior circuit. Katkaveck. 3b ..201010 easily took the last two rounds by he might want to be a boxer, but silk town, team just dragged Ittdf instructed to send a larger supply, for this w^ek-end, of I ever, to hear the decision, after trips to the plate In ^larj’land's H. W’rzblcki, 2b .2 1 1 4 ) 0 1 i embarked from L'Orient,-France, stir aviatioii authorities of the A heavy ack-ack shell hit- a Read*HeraI«l Advs: a mile when the New RocheUe one day back in 1919 he was off the field of sport and Hunk 1 tho commission took a two-hour U-boats equipped with exten- first three games. it added another scalp last night fight plainly tired. BROILERS FRYERS ROASTERS Army and Navy out of excess cau­ house and exploded, killing a man with a 9-2 conquest of the Chica­ watching a high school game in home. luncheon recess. ■ sive paraphernalia and specific in- tion, and to the desperate daring | Totals ------40 12 15 21 7 1 Hnniea ttla* and injur^g a woman'lodger. go Cubs, who were crushed with luBtlOiiiil Woonsocket, R. I., ahd the umpire Ih times gone by Rockville al­ Biddle said arguments before the \ structions for the. destruction of needed, in this grave hour. Beer Borons Any question which was the bet­ failed to show up. Summers was ways had better support o f its I! commission might c)be finished importsht darns, factories and I "As a starter, the smaller cargo a six-nin rally In the fifth inning. AB R H PO A E ter man between Lefty Lou Mon- AND NATIVE FOWL... The champs were held to one hit AasHWs to "Do .Voo Know— ? " will be found on Ctassifled Page. drafted and received $3 for bis team than Mancheater, It inemsfl I speedily and the commission's ver- other installations here and plot- planes now under construction Successful Skirmishes Bariesia. 3b, as .3 0 1 l i i tero of Hartford and .- (Jeorgle that the whole city would get oat Most of these native fowl will run a little Larger than -for four Innings by Lefty 'Vern work. diet go to the president next week, ted a two-year canipaign of sabo- should be multiplied many times." P. AnnieUo, If .3 0 0 5 0 0 Humes of ^ s t Hartford waa dis­ . That gave binf a different idea and back any aggregaUon agatowt the special Premium $1.44* Fowl. Royall, however, said he did not tage to further the Axis cause. Could Oven-ome Obstacles By iS’aval Porces MACNELL'S ICE CREAM Olsen while the Cubs took'a 2-0 .Saverick, ss, 3b .3 0 U 1 1 3 pelled long before the end o. the a hated silk town team. Usually lead, Olsen himself driving In a about his life’s work. Summers 1 know whether proceetlings could 1 The defen^-'claimed that the Kaiser told both the Lee and the London, July 31. iP' British Smoother, More Delicious and Finer Flavored! Faloetta, lb .. .3 0 0 4 0 0 three rounds. Humes knocked was a policeman in Boston in the the backing wax a bit better than SLICED BACON ...... ______. . . lb. 12c I' be wound lip that soon. | men. all foi'mer residents of this Senate Defense Investigating Com­ light Naval .forces engaged In run with a single and Lou Novi- J. B,'r’z’naki, sf .2 1 1 2 0 0 O N THE Kelley Sells Antiques Montero down eight times, six for what was sent up there. WEEK-END SPECIAL: koff notching, his sixth homer. But days .when (Calvin Ooolidge was’ ROUND STEAK GROUND...... lb. 44c I The commission set 1:30 p.m. country, were loyal to the United mittees yesterday that' a signal three successful skirmishes with M. /mnlello, c. p .2 1 0 1 1 O (he full count of nine and twice governor of Maasachueetta and as Paganl Deternttoed States, that ' they attended the then the Dodgers let loose- with COLD CUTS ...... lb. 49c 1 for a resumption of the arguments. from President Roosevelt would German boats, planes and shore PEACH MELBA E. B’r’it’naki. "b .3 1 1 0 0 0 the ben saved Montero. This waa a result o f the famous Boston This time, however, RoekvUls , Hold Two-Hour conference school and boarded the submarine start shipbuilders all over the guns In the North Sea and Eng­ seven quick hits and the game was Aceto, PX t...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 the kind of a fight that the fans must reckon virith a dettnaliiad as the only mea’ns of fleeing Ger­ Freezer packed...... 30c per pint To UTajor League Clubs police strike Summers lost his The eight Supreme court jus­ cotintry producing cargo planes lish Channel overnight, the Admi­ turned into a rout- ' Quaglio. rf>c^ .. .3 1 1 1 0 0 like. It was brutal at times and job. Billy Pagani who wants th* Twl Smoked Tongues pound 39c many, that they buried their ex­ since he said American ingenuity ralty announced today. Serve With Your Suqday Dinner! McCruden. cf, ' f .211300 SPOT although be lost Montero shared cup again thia year, badly. P *. This Increased Brooklyn’s lead tices weighing the case Justice plosives in the sand uporr landing He promptly turned to umpir­ Muiphy disqualified himself be­ could overcome cverj* obstacle of­ One British patrol early tAls Several Other Flavors To Choose From. to 8 1-2 games over, the Idle 8t. Paganl. cf ...... 2 11300 By Charles Johneon •of them back to the major* for the applause with the victor when gani admits that RockvOle vralkad and did nothing to carry out any fered by shortage of engines and ■ WITH CRAHAm H ing. After working In the Black- Morrell'fi Ready lo Serve Hams.. . Groie & Weigel’s cause o ^ i s present service in the morning Intercepted five German Louis Cardinals The Yankees also Allczi, sf . ! ___ 1 0 0 O 'O 0 Sports Editor, Minneapolis Star I fancy prices. • they climbed through the ropes. stone Valley League be got a job away with two games but potntB two-hour“ co'n-1 ““ botage campaign, and that they other materials. trawlers joff Ijmuldeu, The Neth­ By Dillon Graham Joaraal Johtmy Kildare won over Mike out that his team finished ana Frankfurts, Pressed, Minced Ham. and Bologna. Cana­ iwo-nour «>n-.|v,.ere~";|w ej-e pla—Pjsnnlng •— —to-report------* •“to the — su- - MAGNELL DRUG COMPA\Y were idle, but tlvelr American Kcl speclsUzes in getting players ID the Ea.atem League in l922 and "The way to handle a bottle­ erlands, setting fire to one and League margin was Increased, to T o ta ls...... 28 6 7'21 4 4 Wide World Hporta Writer who have had a fling in the big Rosen and this also waa a fine game higher in the 'attndinr than dian Bacon. Scotch Ham. Daisy Hams. Ham Rolls-. ! thoritles neck is to crack it," he said, add­ ' Opp >site High School Minheapolis, July 31.—To the a few yean* later was recognized the Hill BUUea did. daya of argumeht* had been com­ scoring repeated hits on others In 4 12 1-2 games as the Boston Red Score by innings; New York-pJack Saltzgaver, time and failed. He does .something scrap. The slippery Rosen knew aa the outstanding official in the While Pork is hard to get, why not serve Tender Pine­ ing: a lOyminute fight, the Admiralty T ig ers...... 120 405 0—12 average baseball fan, the name of most of the answers but could do Keolsch points right back and pleted yesterday ahd thi# circum­ Sox dropped a 4-3 decision to the the ball player who made a for­ to them that lakes for startling circuit. hurst Rib or Loin Lamb Chops? stance led to the exp^t*tion of a "If the president were to call | Cleveland Indians. Beer B aron s...... 000 060 0— 6 Michael J. KeUey probably doesn’t comebacks. nothing with the hard hitting says that hla team copped two on the nation's builders, including The Internationa] League beck­ from Pagani’s men and will repeat speedy decision. In adjourii)ng the Pickets Halt Ted Williams hit his 22nd home Two-base hits: Skrabaez, Vln- tune sitting on the Yankee bench, mean liiuch. Iri.shman. Walter Kutha of jijexjr oned in 1931 ahd the following Tom Girdler o f Bethlehem Steel Some of the host prospects Min­ this evening. Furthermore, th* taU, special term until today, however, run with one on in the first Inning cek, Parciak, Katkaveck. Three- is libvt^ng a' good year as handy KeUey, a congenial 47-yea r-old neapolis has had in the Inst 18 den scored a TKO over ButcK Ruf- season hf was chosen to work the Freshly Picked anc) Glenn. Martin of Baltimore base hits: E. Wlerzhlckl. Double flno of Hartford when the latter’s talkative pilot of the Hill BUUea the court made no announcement to give Oscar Judd a suitable man fo^'the Kansas City Blues. Iri.ihman known as "Kel" through­ years have been the harde.st to sell. Little World Series between the as to when Its ruling would be War Output and the rest of us, you’d see this play.s: Sumislawski to H. Wlera- brother tossed a towel into the claims that the four' days rest sendoff against Mel Harder. But With the American association Pat Malone was one. His habits Ii.ternatlonal and the American helped, rattier than hindered. Ml Iseued. job could be accompli^ed." Judd blew the game in the seventh. blckl to B. Gryab. Left on ba.ses; out baseball,, is preaident and sole ring in the th i^ round. Ray Allen Association. Two years later Sum­ Yellow Corn Martin, in' a radio broadcast THERE IS NO PARTICULAR SHORTAGE ON season little more tbah half fin­ weren’t too good^n the minors, team and that if he is defeated he Before the court were two ques­ (Continued from Page One) After Ken Kellner opened with a Tigers 5, Beer Barons. Bases on owner of the Minneapolis hasebaU and when Mike flrthlly straighten­ of East HarUord and AI Bianchia mers was working in the Ameri­ from his Middleriver, Mm, plant balls; Acetb:0, M. AnnieUo.1. Za- ished, Jack has acquired a repii- of Hartford went to a draw In will take it like a sport. Tim# tions, submitted m the prisoners' single, Judd walked three men. tation as a pinch hitter. In 28 club of the American Association, ed him out it took a lot of persuad­ can League. brews the pot o f hate and It will' last night, described this as a : mltls 1. Strabacx 0, Vincek 0. rfe has been a player (first base- the first bout. 30c doz. brief thus: 1,000 reUil store employes in to­ ANYTHING AT forcing In a run. and served batting appearances he made 10 ing (.Mike is one of the best) to boil before this night is over. The "1. May the petitioners (six of day's demonstration: ••300-mlle-an-hour war" and .said another single to Harder, for two Strike-ouU: Aceto 1. M. AnnieUo man). manager and owner during Another Irishman. Jimmie ^ NATIVE LIMA BEANS a fleet of 300 flying vessels could hits ahd drove Ih 13 runs, roost of get the CThIcago Cubs to ti^ke him game villi btart at 8:15 o'clock whom are enemy aliens) maintain Smith said approximately 250 I more runs 1. Zamitls 0, Strabacx 0. Vincek 1. his 47 years in the game. on. Hcaly of Hartford and Dick Norse sharp. 2 quarts 29c put 45,000 men In Europe in three I his hits loading to victories for this proceeding for a writ of ha­ of 345 independent food stores In Hits off: Aceto. 11 for 5 runs in 3 Kel is basebaU’s mceter sales­ Hughey cm * was a Kelley prod­ of East Hartford staged a rous­ Sports Roundup Large. Native EGG PI.ANT days. [ FOR FINE This dropped Boston again Into innings; Zamitls, 5 for 2 runs In 4 the Blues. man and trader. ing fight Until Healy hit Norse beas corpus? the Pontiac area were closed for a virtual tie with the Indians for uct. Mfke didn't like his loQk.s and ■ Transport.^ capable of carrying i Innings; M. AnnieUo, 4 for 7 runs Jack was a hand.v man with It was Kel who took Van Lingle three time# in the third round now in.. .priced low at 18c "2. If so, ar* the petitioners un­ lack of supplies or Ih sympattfj’ second place. the Yankees, too. You remem­ thought he was putting sf.methlng By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. with the CIO workers, and that of 150 fully-equipped troops each to FOODS in 4 Innings; Skrabaez, 2 for 4 Mungo, ■ a discarded Brooklyn with hard rights and Conway to 22c. ^ lawfully restrairied of their lib­ FOSTER'S The Washington Senators cap­ ber Jack.'? He could field like a oyer on Cincinnati when he- sold (Wide World Sportt Columnist) Dodgers Win^ these stores about 200 had signed any part of the world within five runs in 2 innings; Vincek. 0 for 0 Dodger, and brought him back so counted the East Hartford boy erty? ’ tured their third straight from the flash. He waa the' chap who him for an ordinary price. You New York. July 31.—If Sammy Boston Lettuce...... 10c CIO contracts. days could be turiied out at any 84 OAKLAND STREET FREE DELIVERY! DIAL 7386! run* In 1 Inning- Winning pitcher: far the New York Giants parted out In exactly one minute and fif­ i contend Haupt Ameiioaa ratt-apecifled, Martin Said, If ma­ ^St. Louis Brown 11-6 and cooled could step In to spell Tony Laz- know how Hughey turned out. Angott gets tagged by Ray Robin­ I The parenthetical phrase whs Picket lOfr Stores Zamitls. Loairg pitcher: Aceto. with some real cash to get him teen seconds of the third. W'e will have Shell or Cranberry Beans, Cauliflower, terials were made available. DOUBLE STAMPS FRIDAY! OPEN TILL 9 P. m "! off the Browns’ second place hopes Umpires: Kovi* and Kennedy. Time zeri, Frankie ' CroaettI or Red back into the National League. It In 1936, he dickered for and pur­ It waa a better show than last son tonight, he will probably look Tight 6apie I that of the defense. They contend- AFL unionists have picketed affectively. Washington made 13 Rolfe when they were ailing. chased Dusty Cooke. Carl Rej-nolds around for the knockdown time­ Parsley. Sweet Potatoes and Native Celery. more than 100 of the storfes, and 24 Trip* fpr One I hour. was.^Kel who picked up Huck week’s and a big crqwd watched ' ed that the young:est prisoner, Her- He dMcribed his newly-com­ JUICY—«BM hits. Including a two-run homer But most of the time he w;aa and Red Kress. All were forroef keeper before he falls___ accord­ Lower Price On Fancy, Firm Ijbert Hans Haupt, . 22. was ofi member# of _^he AFL teamsters "RED" ASTRAKHAN" ALL PURPOSE 1 Geary from the <^aoa D De Land, the boy* strut their stuff. Hurley pleted 70-tpn flying boat Mara as by Jim Vernon, and St. Louis only sitting on the dugoiit bench, get­ major leaguers. They played so ing to Manager Charley Jones, the Rec Morning American citizen; the prosecution union were ordered to withhold Fla., club three years ago and re­ announced that Tony Falco of capable of carrying 20 tons of outburst was a three-run pinch ting alivers In his pants. He cently peddled him to the Pitts­ brilliantly. .Mike Sipld them back to Middletown would appear on the thing that kept Sammy from be­ 11 disputed this, contending that he food deliveries from any store APPLES homer by Walt Judnich. Hartfunl Finally waa the first player to make a the majors at a hand.some profit. ing counted out when he ran Into Produce Fine Ball NATIVE TOMATOES, 2 lbs. 29c had joined the German Army, in which had not signed an AFL con­ war cargo and flying npn-atop to ORANGES burgh Pirates for a nifty bit of main bout next week. Europe and back, and aaiij auch Pinky Higgins drove in six runs successful career of bench-sitting. cash and two players. 'Don’t taka'our word for 't Look Ray’s right at Philadelphia a year Becker's Native I which case he would automaticslly tract. He made more dough, in salary at the record, as Al Sihlth Would ago u-aa that he fell right in front Between Youngsters. Green Beans . I forfeit his citizenship. An eighth Smith said some of the stores flying boaU could make a 24 as Detroit downed the Philadel­ Wins Double Bill Such deals have been t>’plcal Wax Beans CARROTS OR round trips while a Liberty aur- phia Athletics ll-S In the first and world series checks on the any. It Will alow Mike Kellea^as of that official.. .'.The noise of I prisoner, George John Da.sch, did closed ye.sterdsy gftemoon when . '' 5 ^ 5 ®' seat of his jumts than 90 per cent ever since Kelley became owner of the master salesman Of the mWbr Youngsters follow th* big their supplies dwindled. - and that fare freighter was making one. 2 4 9 * A Few Herond. At SOe—16-4)ua^^aakeL | game of a douMeheader but the Mmor Leogua the hammer pounding the canvas , , New Cabbage BEETS, bunch ., 5c not seek the Supreme court’s ih- of the league’s inflelders did for the MUlers in 1924. He stepped Into leagues these many 9vers.. right at hla ear brought Sammy leagues closely during the summer White Onion.s : terceasion. wholesalers whose employes are Opposing creation, of a new A’s slugged ' their way to ■ 7-6 R.v The Amtoriatrd Press a bad ball club that year—flnan- GREEN PEPPERS, C government board to handle car­ SCOTT TISSUE Heavy, Fine, 125 Ft. Roll CRISCO OR SPRY triumph la the nightcap. regular playing. ■ / Not bed for a fellow who has back so successfully that he al­ and eveiy time they form a liemgaa |i In other words. Army officers members of the teamsters’ union 1 1 Albanv m^ved Into second place claUy as well as artistically. He been in the business 47 years'and ^ Leaders a big . league club’s moniker to Fre.sh Peas had refused to permit the retailers go plane building, Theodore T. The Clnclnqptl Reds were held During hla five years with th# most won the scrap.. .The crowds 2 fo r ...... ; .. D C carrying out their assignment WAXED 3-Pound 1 In the E u tem League last night Yankees as utility Inflelder he was working on borrowed money. whose father once told him to get '■borrowed." TTi* boys try hard to, to obtain supplies, even though Wright, asstatant chief o f the to four hit* .By Earl Naylor and Yet. before mld-feason, he had By' l’he Ansociated Press at Saratoga haven't been anything ICEBERG m '' from the FTesldent to defend the 1 6 ““"’ 5 0 e PAPER . .. 2 5 e Can ...... # 1C 1 and Wilkes-Barre dropped back to drew 355.747.64. Of that, 387,- Into "solnethlng permanent." to write home about, but since the live up to the reputations of the|r Good Quality I prisonera asked the Supreme court they came to the warehouses wrlth Aircraft bnuich of the War Pro­ Tke Pearson And lost a 4-2 verdict third. •old Leo Mangum, a pitcher who NaUoaal League duction Board, said that cargo 500 waa salary and 118.247.64 waa Dinning hossea arriveil at the brother teams. The Dodgers of th* LETTUCE ...... I/C POTATOES, ! to rtile that men In the defendants' their own trucks. BROILERS — FRYERS OR Genuine Spring 1 to the Philadelphia Phils in a Thf Senators split a douMe- never burned up the nig leagues, BatUng—Rciaer. Brooklyn, .858; plane production already waa “ tre- 1 night game. Bucky Walters gave hla share of the 1932-36-37 World Harry Grayaon, NEA Service Lombardi, Boeton. A40. -same time as gas rationing and Rec morning league copped a close Cri>p, Native • P* peck ...... : situation could seek Justice In chil hefdcr with Williamsport, taking Series players' pool. He didn't and Johnny Orsbowski, a catcher Sports Editor, la on vacation. In eight inning game from the Ctorda 49c Made almost entirely tit 4ion- mendous” and w^s being- pushed six hits in losing. who eventually wound up with the Rune—O tt New York, 71; Rele- a spell of weather, attendance at I ( courts. the first game 3 to 0, and losing get into a single series game but his absence, noted sports authori­ t r, Brpokl}rn, 63. (Arrefiti opened the eighth with a Crcr.MBERS. each V C 8 Pound* ...... -30c Once this question was decided criUcal materials, a new type of ahead along s^’ith the rest of Uie CUT-UP Yankeea, to the Chicago White the trotting track has dropped 50 FOWL LEGS O' LAMB the second, 11 to 0, while Wilkes- bis slice of the melon waa Just as ties will contribute to his column. Rune batted in—Mtte, New perlcent... .they expect a come­ double, stole third and then scored against t ^ prisoners the court bus trailer has a capacity-almost military aircraft program. Barre dropping a doublebead- Sox. He received $40,000 and two three times that of an ordinary big. as Ruth’s or Gehrig'a His playara. York. 75; Madwick. Brooklyn. 72. back' when the Grand Circuit the winning run on Chartler’s er­ I would ha^4 nothing further to pass Silk City Boxers erdo Hartford, 8 bo 0 and 7 to 4. last year "with the Yanks, In 1937, ror. '.upon. But conceding the prisoners city bus, and will help in aolving There were 453,90# more men Probably th* finest Mt Of base­ Hitt—Med wick, Brooklyn, 119- moves in next week. PINEHURST FRUIT... Tte dilft put Albany a half saw Jack get $13,911.11 for ap­ Slaughter, S t Louis, 117. It was a tough game all the way standing In the courts, the tribu­ the problem of transporting thou- than wonfien In the United States $ 1 « 0 9 •■«*» ganie behind the league-Ieadlrig ball buslnoBs Mike ever pulled waa 3 9 ® >*»• 1 pearing In 17 games and getting . Doublea—Ratter, Brooklyn, 27; When the Seattle Cricket Club and at no time did either of tha nal then would have to examine sandi of defense workers. in 1940. • Win at Bristol Reran too Miners who were Idle with Brooklyn in 1936. Ha sold the ^■ton—(A>)—Tom Yawkey, own­ two hits- Hack, Chicago, and Medlwlck. found competition a hit light, teams hold an advantage. Th* Rath’fi Aaaorted Rath’a Lean iJean, Polish Style 1 last night. Dodgers (they were Dafflneas bojv er of the Boston Red Sox, iveeives PEACHES During hla stretch with the then) third baseman Johnny But­ Brooklyn, 26. * publicist Syd Hardt wrote the break decided the outcome and it COLD CUTS, BACON, H.AM, Blnghamtoa whipped Elmira, 5 Yankees be got $340 for every a 100-word summary from Phil Triples—Slaughter. S t Louio, waa no disgrace to lose. It pro#- - OQm Bobby Morgan of Manchester to 2, In the only othier game play­ ler. In return, Minneapolis got six papers as follows: “Will you in­ hit he made. Only one man ever Troy, the club road secretary, after 15; Nicholson, 7. vite any teams wanting games to ed to be a pitcher’s battle every pound...... 4pyC pound ...... 3 9 e Vi pound ..... 497v 1 ed. The win gave the Triplett a players. He cventuaUy sold three each game away from home. - 3 lbs. 29c scored a ftrst round knockout over made more—statisticians figure Homo runs—Miss. New York come out to Graves Field and play step of the way. The box score: WE'D LIKE TO C.U.B.A. CUSTOMER Pete Freeman of WaUrtniry at 2 to 1 edge over tha Pioneers In that the Babe got $341.93 for 19; CTanUUi, Brooklyn, 15. , LJodgers SPECIAL ON 1 DEUCIOUH PRIME RIB MORRELL’S E-Z-CUt COOKED ' 1 their three-game serlee. ? ....O h , yes. and teU them to 4-(}rART B-XSKET AT Bristol last night These two boys every hit during me career with Stolen bases—Reiser, Brooklyn, bring their own sugar for th* tea" . AB R H PO A E 1 ROAST BEEF lb. 35c HAMS lb. 45c | had met before and Freeman bolds the Yankees. 18; MeruUo, Chicago, and Miller. Aceto. Sb ...... 5 1 1 0 1 0 PE.VCHES — 49c. on* of the draws with the Man­ Jack waa the first ntOlty-man Booton. 10. Look out Joe DtMaggio; Herb Groman,.lf .....4 1 hitting streak for the d ia l 3256! pound...... LIVER, pound. D^C \ 161 CENTER ST. FREE DELIVERY!. pound...... DDC 49v C Kid Hartford, alao of Manches­ By Thfi Afifiodated Press well without quite equaling Baltz- Batting—WUliams, Boston, .850; Chanute Field, 111.. Planesmen be­ KanheL e ...... 4 1 I 11 0 0 ORANGES ter, won n three round dodsion. gaver's record. , (Jordon. New York, J36. fore he was stopp^ by Ernie Ru­ Ojirenti, s s ...... 4 1'3 1 3 2 Ripe Cherries. 1 .Fanry, Mellow, Freeotoao Hpeelsl Vslae! Sweet, Ptak Meat | Youngstown. O.—Sonny Home, Teoterday’s Beoaltt The Standiaga over Gilman A}rer o f Bristol in a 152, Nilca, O.. outpointed Frankie Two of them were Yankees. Runs—WilUame, Boston. 84' dolph of the St. Joseph (5iich.) Walker. 2 b ...... 3 0 0 1 2 2 Cantaloupes. 49c doz. PLENTY OF Arndt Jorgena. the perennial Bastera CUft, St. Louis, D. DtMaggio, Bm - Belluccl, r f ...... 3 0 0 I 0 0 Cantaloupes, 3 for 29c fast bout'Joe Cobum earned a do- Britt, 163 1 - i Providence, R. L Hartford 3-7, WUkoa-Barre 1-4. Autos. Then he started another by It e n d e r l e a f I PEACHES .aVSTTpS T 49e dMon over Joe Kirby oC Watoir- ( 10). third string catcher, waa with w . L Pet. 7 ^ EfiMagglo, New York, hitting In the next three * games. PIE APPLES.. 3 lbs. 25c Albany 3-0, WUliamoport 0-11. Scranton ... Klackherries. Native, Fkncy / Fancy, Paacal bifry In a good, fu t clean light Fbll River. Maaa.—Ray Brawn, the Yankees for 11 years, drew ...... 55 35 .611 He has a .422 average.. ...And the T ota ls...... 30 8 5 2 4 7 4 Bananas ...... b—3 Although the . skinny Hartem over almost every caUed strike. KlaUra at Albany (Bight). Philadelphia ...... 21 68 .292 IMS successive games against C a rd s...... 002 000 80—i 12 rana'|L18. I hammer is 1 to 2 in the batting to tional InttrcoUsglato track title and the award as tha eutttandliig NattSMl MUwaukeo—(AV-W ben kUtwau- Harvard. (M ngia pre-4Ugbt school. Riina battod in: Burowlac 2, CD#* stay on the track that has loft kee took a 14-2 sheUacUng from North Carolina SUtt, Boston OU- rentl X Birannsn X Two-boss bttM DEL MONTE FRUITS! Each 29c him all-victotious ever sine* he team of tha natten all in ana CSncinnaU at Bostoa. Anaatieoa Largest No. 2 ^ Cans St. Paul in th* first half oC a r»- lege. Temple, Syracuse,' George­ O wtsbU X Curry. flnt drow on a glova lu an ama- swoop. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. W. U P et S t Louio at New York. cant • double-beadsr, MUwauke* town, Manhattan. William and Surowioc. StoloB PEACHES FR. COCKTAIL tour eapod sny Mae* Im .already New York ...... 67 81 .664 LARGE PhBadelphta— Connie Mack, (Only, ganee* scheduled). ptteber, Vaace Page, decided to do Mary. Fordham. Ofigata and the X Surowisc. BiaBnan X FQR THE DURATION...!■ Order To Save and Do Oar Bit, We WiB Have Only holds a dodaton over Angott — venerable manager of th* Phila- Bootoii ...... * * * * * *55 44 •606 Iowa pre-fiigbt school___ Which 'pinchu ?i> NO. 1 Aiosftoaa’ C3eveland •ooMthing about it in the second Ksnhet. OroBiaa. Lrtt PLUMS APRICOTS I Sammy la a apflallBt at upsetting dalphU AthloUca, says Btgdla TM>- • * a o'e • 5T 46 ASS gBBie. A s a good luclc gesture he reminds of th* not* contributed to MA S CANS Om DcUTery M—diy» and Tharadays. Woshlngtoa at Chtcaao (night) 8L Louia .. *•*•* *52 50 AlO bases: D odgan X GBrOst.1 la latara asstfhsa And ta- bots Is ths bsst catcher la the Fort Joe took "tover th# aoorcboard boy's T h e Sidndrlrt.” Iowa Ctodet balls: off Brass X ' ' •■CM jTAUAP/^a^-'r FIGS I Bight Aagott haa OM dMtiaet odga New York at 8 t Louia (3) D e tro tt...... *•*•••49 63 .430 PPARS Aanricaa League berauas cf Da- Blalock, ta n a a r All-BouUMni sad (Twilight game) Job la center field, and sltUng high pen "Jake JohraiML .Was invited Btriks-oats: BrsM U . f ai haAkig baaka that tmtt backstop's ability to out- 55 .433 OB the ladder. rqoUB. bis metes o report for varxlty footbsO. Yhst '■' ^ from caomsoo. la at’oOWkar train- Boston ot Detroit Waahingtotr * * *•a «4X ao Ktt bytor pttchsr.Bttchsr, bgrtt' — lart M ttsn. .406 boBM. It worked. . Ths Brewers gentlenseB. Is d o invttattsa. It's B . W M pIM iag school hotok at PWadalphto 66 A•a * a *41 AST Iwlas X UANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE^YER, (|!i0 NN. FRIDAY, JULY 81, 19^ :t.SlEK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. . FRIDAY, JULY 81.1942 'PAGE FTJ*TEElf' ^A<3S TOURTEEIf MICKEY FINN '^An Inflide Job!" LANK LEUNAKb Sense and Nonseinse W tU . BAKER. NO, SIR— EXCEPT THAT COLLINS lS\ySS.BlR( WBVe ANYTHING , this morning, when \NATCHIN0 BEEN USING A . » MY YES— JUBT NEW ON THE PRESCRIPTION Is a Friend of Tours Getting Baggar (pitaoualy)—PIsaae help No Information For ths Enemy HE LEFT HIS BOARDING THE STORKt A LITTLE UMCM A MOMENT/ A Cilu's Wants FbrYaur Benefit 1 ^ ESS Married? a poor cripple at this festive aes^ ORUOSIST? HOUSE TO 60 TO WORK OF course^Jroom across I ^ A O V ? dlassified Fred—Say, do you want a Job? Instead of the alumniufai, kitch­ son, sir. Amos—No, I am working. AT THE DRUG STORE/ VTHB STREET! en, or - various othsr showsra in Kind Old Gsnt (banding him Fred—What are you doing? HE CARRIED A BRIEF" vogue before the war, the “smart" Sbme money)--Ble8a me! Why, of Amoa—Oh, this sad that CASE— *S0METHIN6 Moving—Trucking— ^ Electrical A^iameea— evsnt today Is a War Savings course! How are you crippled, my 1 Lost and Found. 1 Announcements Automobiles for Sale Household Goods 51 Fred—When? • NEVER DID BEFOI^j Lost and Found Storage ^ 2U Radio >x 49 Bond or Stamp - Shower. Actually, poor fellow? Amos—Now and than. WANTED—THREE RIDERS to 1941 BUICK .SUPER 4 door sedan,' FOR SALE —BEDROOM SET, you’ll b4 given two gifts—one for Beggar (pocketing the money) M anchester L O ST -11 MONTHS OLD brown l o st —TAN AND BLACK police Fred—Whsrs ? , puppy, with collar. An.vwers to Aircraft, East Hartford, . third sm.ill motor, radio, heater, like . STultAUE FOR SALE—1942T R, C. 4 . Vic­ 9x12 Wilton rug, couches, dining the shower and ons that will nit —Financially crippled, sir. Amoa—Here and there. and white Terrier. Answers to. shift, complete Insurance for hew Inside and out. Terms J l2 Moving and Packing. I'ba Austin tor Model 215 radio. Phonograph room set, 2 arm chairs, maple the couple dividends on their “tin Evening Herald name of ''Chips.'* Call 5383. Snooiy, child's pet. Telephone 5824. Reward. each passenger. Call Rockville weekly; 1940. Chevrolet panel A. Chambers Oo. Telephone 626C combination. Price $150. Gall kitchen set, electric range, Qlen- anniversary." Ten years from now Cbnificd Advertisements 855, reverse charges. truck,' very clean $695. Terms. 2-0916. wood stove with oU burner, 2 par. they can cash In their bonds. A young man whose father had Two gangsters were escorting f o u n d —SEVERAL days ago, been banged waa faced with filling a member of a rival gang across ^' Coant clx avaniK* word* to a iin*. pair shell rirn'med glasae.«. Owner FOUND- FEDERAL Used stamp. $9.00 weekly; 1939 Oldsmobile ^lorlor stoves,stc with oil burners. Can ^nJtlxla, nnoibtr* and abbravlations Owner may have by proving coach, radio, heater, very clean Repairing 23 be seensee: after 6 p. m. 1277 TbUand Jim—^Times sure ore getting out a life Insurance application a lonsly flald on a dark and rainy adch eeant a* a word and compound may have by paying for adv, Call form. Aftar the usual quesUona In­ night l^rda aa two worda Iftnimum coat property and paying for adv. Call Automobiles for Sale 'inside, new paint, gocid tires $545. Household Goods 51 Tiirnp:pike. Biickland. . r- better. ,at Herald. Terms $7.50 weekly; 1936 Chevro­ La w n MOWERS aharpsied, oil­ joe—How come? quiring about heredity diseaaea Doomed . Man, (grumbling)' la prfe* of thro* llnea . at Herald. FOR . SALE—INTERNA'nONAL ed, adjusted, plckeo up smd de- Una rata* per day tor tranaient tA)ST — WOMA.N'S BROWN let sedan, heater, good tires, $265. a u g u s t SALE ■' Jim—That big manufacturer there waa one aaking for the cauae What rats you art, making ma IXIST — SPITZ POMERANIAN Step and Go milk truck, good Terms $5.00 ' 'cekly. Terms and llverbd $1.25 Here $1.00. Repair Rooms Without Board 59 down the street Just hired ' two of death of his parents. He pon­ walk through ths rain ilka this. ■CaetlT* Marcb 17. IMT pocketbooK, luggage tan, with tires, also extra tires. Can be parts. Power mowers sharpened Caah Ctaarye brown patent leather J)ow. con­ dog. vicinity of .Main street. Find­ trades accepted. Sec Finance Save 25 percent to 50 percent on men that aren’t related to him in dered and finally put down this Escort (growling)—How about ■ Coaaaeutlv* Uaya...| 7 et*| t'ct* R'c* er please call 4157. seen at Straughan’s Dailry, 315 Manager'of Brunners Sales Co.; iand repalcpo We sharpen bsdge Furniture Prlcea. During This FOR RENT—SINGLE AND dou­ any way! answer: "Mother Hied of pneu­ us? We'va got to walk baclt za n n H m I Coosaentlr* Daya...| > eta|ll ct* taining money and papers, East Center street. and grass shears, scissors, knives, ble ' rooms, men preferred.' Tele­ monia.'Father was taking part In ward. Telephone 3408. ' 80 Oakland street. Tel. 5191. Great Sale! ' OUT OUR WAY 1 Day ...... Ill otalll cl* l o s t in WOOLWORTH'S store. etc. Saws set and filed. Our 16th phone 2-0759.. a publio function, when the plat­ Kasplng up with tha nawa has BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING BOUSE WITH MAJOR BOOPL8 All ordara for irregular Inaertlon* Thursday, small chance pur.se. 1944 PLYMOUTH DELUXE sedan. FOR SALE—1934 FORD sedan, year. Capitol Grinding Oo., 531 EVERYTHING ON SALE KT A Doctor’s Letterhead form gave way.” y will b* oharired at the on* tim* rare. FOR RENT—FURNISHED Room, become a major chore. OLD QUB8ER AMD OLD OH, BALOMEV.' Spaclal rate* for Iona term every Finder please call 5557. Reward. lO^O^lymouth deluxe sedan, 1941 excellent condition. Call 15 Pur­ Lydall. Tel. 7958; THE LOWEST PRICES XOU'LL I stick to those who stick to me, NBS.I'LL SlTOOVJM.TUftNK PlynwuUl deluxe Sedan, 1937 with or without garage, gentle­ MACHIMISTS ARfi KJOr THC. THtV aiVE jwELL.DO V GREAT CAESAR,' day advertlalng given upon reeueat. l^ S T —FOX TERRIER dog. white nell. Place after 3 p. m. SEE IN 1942 ' AU others need not bother me; OtOLV THIKK9S TVlIS WAK THEM THE NOU, 1 CKM e Ad* ordared before tb* third or LIST Chevroletx deluxe sedan. Paint, WANTED TO TUNE repair and man preferred. Inquire 463 East 410 WE FUWE ?NY still;- edit. rcTla* or reject any copy obn- Just Like New. In session on Friday, August 7 WANTED —TWO WOMEIN or order at these old low prices again. room near bath, for working Unless you've had a friendly dog aidarad objactlonabl*. girls for work in Manchester Come prepared to buy.... and save CLiOStNQ HOURS—Claaatfled ada "MANCHESTER MUST BE SEEN TO and Friday, Augrust 14 from MASONRY, SLATING, SLATE couple. Private home. 218 Porter tagging your heels all day. twelve o'clock m.. to nine o'clock Laundry, 72 Maple street. as never before. Btreet. And neighbors living near enough to be publlahed aame day muat be 6- Rnom Single, no heat, bath­ BE APPRECIATED walks. Outside fireplaces. Repairs racaived by 13 o'clock noon Satur­ p. m., for the purpose of making on all kinds of slate work. Sulli­ to hear a child at play: day* 10:30. room, large lot. Sale price an enrolment of the legal voters Buy anything during this sal3 on SINGLE UNFURNISHED heated Unless you've burned your own M.400. Down payment XI .000. PRICE S8 ,0 0 0 van and Lewis, 37 Charter Oak GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New our usual Easy Terms. rooma. Apply Weldon Drug Co., ' Telephone Your Want Ads of Bolton and for the purpose of street. Manchester. Tel. 2-0418. hedge logs upon your own stone 3- Faroll.t Dwelling, two 4-, $800 Down. making-such changes In the enrol­ _I______:______Model Laundry, Summit street ALBERT'S 901 Main street. hearth. & Ad* are accepted o\er th* tela- room apartment*. 2-ear garage. Rasy SInnthly Payment*. 43 Allyn S t —Hartford ' phon* at th* CHARGE RATE given Sale prlee J14..800. Down pay­ ment lists last perfected. Meet­ FXPERT LINOLEUM work of all WANTED—WAITRESS. Apply at You have not had your equal share above a* a oonvenetnc* to adver- ings will be held at the Commu­ Phone 6-0358 of Joy upon this earth. ttaera, but th* CASH RATES will be ment $800. ARTHUR A. kinds done at reasonable prices. Arcadia 'Restaurant, Tolland Boarders Wanted 59-A acoeptad aa FULL PAYMENT It O-Room .Single, steam heat, nity Hall, Bolton Center. For estimates write Box V. The Turnpike. Manchester. Tcl. 3952. K 0R SALE— CHESTERFIELD —Billy B. Cooper, Wash., D. b.^ Jiald at tha builnaaa oRlc* on or ba- garage. Sale price $5,400. KNOFLA Lida Anderson, Herald. " sofa and lounge chair with tailor­ ROOMfcRS AND BOARDERS or* tb* aavantb day following tb* Down payment $800. Tel. 5440 or 5058 Agnes E. Kreyslg. ed linen slip covers $50.00, cost wanted.. Hom.e cooked meals, Con­ flrat tnaartlen of each ad otbarwia* 875 Main Street Registrars of Bolton. th* CHARGE RATE Will b* collaet- 7- Room Single, 2-car garage, WANTED—HIGH school girt for $300; Kidney sofa with matching tinuous hot Wat?r, showers, 330 ad. No raaponalblllty tor error* in large lot, steam heat. .Sale Dated at Bolton'. Conn., this Building—Contracting 14 shpre in August Call 6865. tub chair, mohair and brocatelle Adams street, sdjoiriing United III talaphenad ad* will be aeaumed and 80th (lay of July, 1942. Aircraft. Buckland. thair accuracy cannot b* guaran- , priee $4,800. Down payment. covering, only $60.00; magohany tatd. $800. FOR YOyR REMODELING or Secretary $25.00; tapestry hail UNCLE \ s 2-Famlly Dwelling, large lot, repair 46b call Wm. Kanehl, con- Help W anted— 31ale 36 Index of Clsssificetions chair, solid walnut frame $25.00, It w a s cer- © O U 0L H [arage, large barn. Sale price t r a ^ r , 519 Center street. Tele­ MEAT COITNTER MAN wanted. worth $75.00; Sheraton dining Wanted—Room»^Board* 62 H E R c e s ARE ■Irth* ...... A 44,500. Down payment $800. 4y kDE—MOT BORM Eagagamanta ...... H phone 7773. Ehcperlence necessary. Good pay, suite, O^ptecea all mahogany, WANTED—TWO furnished or hll M umy, of Li«ia,amW»* ait.T,».aat»awTaw. 7 *a>*tw.aTi«iMaYwa.t.T.«naaaa»iT mv. T-31 Kl>iOCKOOT= ••Boom Single, large lot, short hours. Apply Mr. Oohen, plate glass tops $125.00, cost ICarriagaa ...... C ste3un heat. ^ l e price $$,800. unfurnished rooms with board. 10. to say ba Eaatba Popular Market, Rubinow Bldg. $650; bednxim suite, genuine wal­ Call 2-0307 after 4 p. m. would be wlll- "I think it’s # lecture from the wife, sir!” Card of Thanka ...... E Down payment $800. AUCTION Roofing—Siding 17-A nut, full bed, 48-in. dresser, chest la Mamorlara . ■...... F 4- Room Single, air condition­ to lose his BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Pug Is Worried t«at and Found ...... 1 with shaving minor, 5-drawer GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM, rttoholpthe BY EDGAR MARTIN ed heat, oil burner, two unflRlah- WE SPECIAUZE IN applying w a it e r WANTED—Apply a t SIDE GLANCES Announcemnata ...... 3 od rooma upstairs. Sale price vanity, chair, rocker and bench. near Cheney Mills, .Write Rost President w in BY GALUHAl’lB Pergonals ...'...... 3 roofing and asbestos siding. Cavey's Grill. $100, cost $450; bedroom suite. Office, Box 205, Manchester. the war. Won­ O T P jffl \SNiT OH.VESVl iOST VOVJE. 46,000. Down payment $t,000. Large Quantity of Household \T E O ^ G O S H - Aetbaieblu for Sal* ...... t Center Street Section, two Workmanship guaranteed. Time YOXXNG MAN WITH driver's Ivory enamel on mahogany, 7- der if he has TO OO TH\Ki6S UVKt Aatoaaobllaa for Bxebang* ... . I paymenta arranged. A. A. CHon pieces, only $75.00; 38-ln. rolltcp GENTLEMAN WISHES ROOM givanany FOV5=* TV\\S.O^i TWt Ante Aoeasaotlaa—Tlra* ...... ( 8-room apartments, steam heat, license to "work In drug store. with private family, east side VAiE. I TH\6'6 ^ ViACATVO^-l V JH E Q t all Improvements. Sale price Inc., 299 Autumn street Tel. Apply Weldon Drug Cb., 901' -desk. $19.00; 2 room-sixe finest thonght to how O? THE. VAOMtViT-^. Auto RapaJiing—Painting ... . 7 Furniture 4860. quality ruga $39.00 each. Call preferred. 10 vears at last place. many men have < bO \bi6,l_-ttE. i , ‘d AV.E iOCJTS- Auto Sohoolb ...... 7-a $6,800. Down pa.vment $1,500. Main street Write Box R. Herald. O i O O \ ? Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 3 5- Family 'Dwelling, 5-room after 4 p.*m. 97 Hamlin street. already lost ? « o - — ViHE.Vi VAjt , CQOLO \ Aatoo—For HIr* ...... 3 AT REIDS’ AUCTIONTORIUM their lives, and EESSORI HAVJE A Qgrasfs—Sorvico—Storaga . . . 10 apartment*, steam hrat. Sale MOVED TO COVENTRY. Must sr -? Ifotoroyelas—Bleyclaa ...... 11 price $6,800. Down payment Poultry and Supplies 43 of thousands of others who will TAVVl V:\TH XFgatad Antoa—Motoreyela* ... - It sell white table top bungalow Wanted to Rent 68 do the same, while he standa out $1,500. U. S. Route 6 Bolton, Conn. DO TOU HAVE ADE({UATE DID YOU SAY BROILERS? Yes, range, oil and gas, dual ovem V O O — ,, •■■glBaaa aad PrataaaleBal gervteee Two 6-Room ' Apautroents, \ ■gainst a.waga aalling and follows •tisiB*** Sernee* Oftared ...... 13 I said broilers, delicious milk equipped for city, gaa. Nearij? MILL 0\TERSEER AND wife pcace-Umo tabor practices. "Mur­ Boaaahold Sarvice* Offered ,,..13-A «team heat, lot mea*urlng Saturday, August 1 , 1 9 4 2 at 1 0 :0 0 a. m.' INSURANCE? would like light housekeeping Butldlng—Contracting ...... 1« 85x110. Sale price $6,500. Down See . fed for oinly $1.00 and $1.25. Get new. Reasonable. Tel. 7010. rooms or a four room rent. No ray ellcra his thm " sheuld be a Florlsta—Nuraariea ...... It payment $1,500. them at Robinson's, 429 Oakland stirring war cry. Fwiaral Directors ...... le Fine porch furniture, rugs in assorted sixes, linens, melodeon McKINNEV BROTHERS street North. i ONE USED WHITE porcelain chUdren. Call Rockville 23-5, Mr. ■bating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 Two-FamUy Dwelling, two case, sectional bookcases, sewing machines, sewing cabinets, gpte- Wood or from 9 to 5 during day 6-room apartments, large lot, 505 .Main St., Slancbester, Conn. Magic Chef- gas range with lane* ...... 13 leg tables, beds, dresser?, oak dtrung fumltiire. wardrobe trunks, Tflephnne 6060 or 7452 NATIVE b r o il e r s 3 jbs. aver­ coveralls, light and minute call Manchester 8841. Bar]^—Oraaamaktng ...... 13 garden space, 2-car garage. rhaira, stands, and many other itema from homes in Manchester, ig —Trucking—Storaga .. SO Sale price $5,200. Down pay­ age weight. 30c per lb. live minder, good as new $65. One Publtd Paabanger Sarvlc*...... M-A Hartford and Bloomfield This la only a partial lUt. aa there are weight. Also sweet com, whole­ Florence oil end beater, all porce WANTED TO RENT by 3 adulU, HOLD EVERYTHING PalnUng^Paparing ...... SI ment $8O0. over 900 items. five or six rooms, single house ProfaBatonal Sarvicta ...... S3 6 - Room Single, flreplace, sale or retail. No' deliveries. lain, almost n;w, $35. Bsrstows. .preferred. Write Box X. Herald. Hapslrlng ...... 31 Hteam heat, oil burner, garage CHAIRS FOR ALL LITNXIIEON TRUCKMEN Jacobs Poultry Panp, 742 HUla- 460 Main. Phone 3234. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. 3i in basement. Sale price $8t0>2!). town Road. Phone 6197. n ila t Oooda and Servlca ...... 7t WANTED TO RENT 3 rOom un­ Waatad—Businae* Sarvlc* . . . . 33 Down payment $1,500.' ROBERT M. REID & SONS. Auctioneers 5 / ■daretlaaal EsUbllshed 1907 Answers to furnished apartment. Call 2-0759. Oonrsas aad Claaaaa ...... 17 COVENTRY LAKE For Sale Slip and Panties “Do You Know— 7’ Prtvata Inatroetlona ...... is 201 Main St. Phone $198 740 Allen St. Phone 2-S271 .^Hlx-Koom Cape Cod. Two un­ Daaatng ...... It-A Cottage, four rooms, nceplace, .MANCHESTER, CONN. SPRlNOFIELD, MASS. finished rooms on second floor. ■ 1—George EUls drew $20,- Houses for Sale 7 2 Kuslcal—Dramatler ...... 1* artesian well, ail fumiHhed. Oil and ateam beat Fireplace WASH TUBBS And WeD Deserved Waatad—Instructions...... to 000 for winning $100,000 Ague FOR SALE—SINGLE 7 ROOM BY ROT CRANE riaaBeial Sale price $2,'200. Down pay­ and. tiled bath. Can be pur­ Callente Handicap with Vic­ Boads—etecks—Mortgage* ... ti ment $500. chased on monthly payment bouse, with large sun room, IT WYHCABTy Baglaaaa Opportunltlca ...... 33 plan after down payment. torian. March 26. 1930. Warm steaih beat, 2 car garage. Located g e n e r a l p e p p e r h a s ACTION AMD EXCEPTlONAUy MEPnORIOOS Koaay to t^aa .'...... 33 Stable gave him $15,000. Agua CONdRATULATlOMS REOUeSTED VOUR TRANS­ ■*Ap aad MHsaMeBS EAST WINDSOR HILL Callente Jockey Club prixe was 43 Scarborough Rood, recondi­ ^ L L —Stock On Spruce street- from Paul Berlenbach In first Read Herald Advs. Far Sale—MtseeUaBaena ALLEN A HITCHCOCK Pric^— $3950 fight In present MsdiMn — r itaWlCl. asa M. a heart; SUL Artlelas For Sal* ...... INC. Square Garden, Dec. 11. 1925. ■Thbtf JJL 1 CAN’T Boats and Aoeesaorlas...... •uUdtng Matarlals Maacheeter OIBoet SEE With your four in the war, Reverend. I don’t se* REFUSE Dtamonda —Watch**—Jawalry 35$ Main Street Tel. 8$0l I LEH IG H v a l l e y ! *T heard the street car ccfppany now we can loae! They sure used to keep this town 00 electrical Appliances—Radio.. wes getting short of equipmenU" Fu^ and Faad ...... iS-A Wllllmantic Offlee: Cloth Vestee, Crochet Trim pina and needleti** Cardan—Farm—Dairy Products 30 824 Main Street TeL 18$5 Stuart J.W atley Bousahol^ Oooda ...... 31 LV Kaeblnary and Tools ...... 31 Real Estota-oad Insaraae* llusteal Inatrumanta ...... 31 State Theater Buildiaf TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Date* and Stofa Equipment ... 3t lAWTHRACITCl TeL 8848 - 7146 • iPMitls at th* Stores ...... 33 Registrar»Tof Waartng Apparrt—Fur* ...... 37 Wanted—To Buy ...... 33 Beam* Beard—Betels—Beaerta V o te r s Nrataaraata LEHIGH VALLEY A LLEY 001 Puzzle Picture Rooms Without Board...... 3* BY V. T. HAMLIN Boardar* Wanted ...... 33-A Notice Country Board-^-Rasorts ...... 8 3 8 9 &rrHUlODEtt.OOR Botals—Reataurant* ...... ANTHRACITE AH, WE’RE S A F E _ TVUCTD RIGHT.'OH, IF Wanted—Room*—Hoard ...... Homes" For THEY'RE AMERICAN Real Efttet* Beet ' Town Of Coventry lOJtV we HAD BOY, AM 1 SOME KIND A H A a r / H m / Apartments. F>lats,'rencmenia GLAD Bustnaia Locations tor Rent .. The Reglstrsn.' of Voters, for th a t OF A FLAG HBIfES A CHANCH Houses -For Rent'...... Children : HOWl ID WAVE FOR OC KOJQ a u Z Suburban For Rent ...... the Town of Coventry. Conn-. '- ;o ’ AT'EM.' T £ A V e S'-mmer Hornet For R ent...... hereby give notice that they will bos b«8R "TOPS'' for alnivst ■ ct^fvry ■I REM EM tes s s e n j ^ Wanted to Rant ...... be In session Fridays AuguH 7th,. | ( W an ted VKC Reel Baial* Far gal* ) T A FLAODOWfJ Apartment Building for Sals .. and 14th.. 1942 from 12 o’clack To protect ogoinst substitutions and Inforter cook-^ IN TH'HOLD/ Businas* Property for Sale Noon until 9 o’clock P. M.. for the Hare you a place tn your heme Farms and. Lard for Sal*...... ' 71 purpose x)f revising and correct­ Iniiit on this-'CREAM 6$ WaS“ for a child who needs the eo- Houses for S a ls...... rironment of a good bome 7 We ^'kif Lota for Sal* ...... - ing the Caucus Lists of said towm. AUTNOlIZCD DIITIIIUTOIS Resort Property for Bale . . Places of meeting. First Dis­ have a limited number of chil­ h i Suburban for Sal* ...... trict. Town Office Building, South , dren that we would like to ploee Baal Batata tor Exchange Coventry. Second District,. Com­ la foster horoeo. We pay otx (I Waatad—RAal Estate ...... 77 dollars ($6.00) per week for Aeetlee—Legal Nattce* munity Building, North Coventry, j iegal Notices ...... S3 Signed, The Manchester Lumber board and core and In odditlaa ■ ■ Ivah M. Standlsh, the cost of clothing and medical Ruth T. Welles. c o ^ Registrara First ijlstrlct Reply to Mrs. Servtoh B. A. Harry W. Olaen, and Fuel Company Padmrd. Deputy. Divisloa nf \. Elsa E. Koehler. Evereff T. McKinney, M$r. Child Welfare. Room 22$. State 4 4 Registrara, Second IMatrict. UE.NTER STREET PHONE 5148 Office Building, Hortfonl, Con- A simpis-pattern by which you Dated July 2^th. 1942. ■ncdlcnt. rsai aoslly inaks a smooth fltUng South Coventry, Conn. slip and pontian to match comes to you today. Darts which ore FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Detective Stuff "BY MERRILL BLOSSER to bs ^ t In front and bock do BKO BYDKH The Honttf Hasted BY FRED HARMAM the trick—they glvs that slsndor Una through the torso and allow e> r r I f vou mail&o a C an 1 SEND Ye s —J usr KE«F Tj4tr KEY O FIN ----- ample soss through the bodtos. Ity Mrs. As m ewbst THIS A KILLER-' laws and sm art red end whits cro­ LETTFR AT FOUR. A TELEGRAM BgLOUTONB N»/tR. MINO— -lu. LISTEN IN> AND WRITV DOWN M6S CaI l - Tbs pontlss are cut flat across Vsstses, sleeveleas swesters end cheted trim on tbs ravers. 0 'C U X 3 t, ITS O N n s • / 1 WAS FROM M EREf OF THE BLANKS PHONE MV PAR.TV A X>E.PUT( SHEJDfT.* tbs front with tiny ptsots for sis/»irs ore In for tbs duration! EvenyTi-iiN<& h e s a v s / (NO eOM8 .THe Re.'SAWLLER. For pattern for Ctoth Veatee, I WAV tX>WN THE- - / AFRAID DIRECT! tru. SAVE GiltL , fulness and on elastic bond tn Tbey'ra oU oomfo^ble. pracUcol Crochet Trimmed (nttere Nal MOUNTAIN IN TJtE’ / R- WOULO^ TIME / w SHAOVSIDB / bock. hnd small. 5389) slaea 14-16-18, Instructional BE/ Pattern No. 81061 Is tn sixes 86 A Uttls vastss liks the CM tn the for crochet edging, send 10 cental to 52. Sixs 38 sUp requirsn 3 QtustratloB esn be one of the In coin, your noma and oddrsas and I 3-4 yards 35 or 39-Inch materloL “Btsndbys” of your wardrobe. It the pattern number to Anne Chbot, I pontlss 1 1-3 yards. tsWss uttls material, con bs eas­ The Manchester Herald, 106 Sev-I For this attrscUvs pottsni, ily mode, la Bultsble to wear with ehth avenue, New York City, En-| send ISe In coin, your nonM. ad­ sporU aldrta or over a plain dress. cloee 1 cent poetoge for each pat­ dress. pattern number and else to And it's grand for slacka or aborts tern ordered. Bonds' Tbs Manchester Evening Herald bostumss. Today's' t*attsni Bervlos. 103 Tth (Urta in high school and coilsgs My new Album, about which sol Avenue, New York, N. T. wfll want several of them In vori; many of you have Inquired, is nowl Send for tbs sununsr FssMon oua colors. Business woman wfll reedy. It is on attractive 83-page| Book—It Is crammed with clever find tbam good looking for office album of the lovely designs you| Ideas for all your sewing needs or vocation wear. have asked for and admired—nee­ Tliia * a wondsiful *Temaka dlework deeigns of ofl types—fori 'All ataea from 1 to 53. an the *sw«tiy—for tbs Homs ondl Pattern 15c, Pattern Bdok 15c, nraM ot. too. Use thi^ old tsrsey M«F*a6taSy»4in*.la«./S; drsM » ddpt—you con ^ abeou- tm glfU! The noasa of It is the! One Pothun .and Pattern Book "Anns Chbot Album.'* •Bend 15| ordsrsd tagsOisr 35e. Enclose Ic Ufol vsetes out «f ttl This pc^egn 8or seeb pettern. , ■ •d s of ahvy imogra cffittg t o ^ ta t snot ooprl rilXDAy, JULY 81,1942 Average Daily Circulation SZXZXH / ^ The Weather flatuItrBtnr Eontins^rald For the Month o f July, 1942 ForecaiV-.of U. S> 18'eather Bureau money realized from the sale of winning number must be in the hall, at the time of the drawing. 7,494 Victory Dance the Stamps, will b* turned over to USED TIRES -\ND TUBES jy > o u tT o i^ Delay Rilling South End^s Pet Show the government. It is hoped that The committee in charge is head­ Member of the Audit all IwhO attend will purchase two ed, b y ^ r s , Roy Farris arid rtie la All Sizes Slightly Cooler tonight Held Touiglit more Stamps. being assisted by Mrs. Stephen Bureau of Clrcnlatlone On Zone Plea Attracts Many Entr*ies Grand March at 9 Frey, Anthony D’Avanzo, Mrs. VICTORY TIRE CO. Manefiester— A City of Village Citarm Munbcn of tho Dorcoo Society Astiid Dougan and VitStor Ren- The Grand March, which is 248 No. JMain St. Phone 2-044S g Bnumuel Lutheran church w ll- zonl. to make bandages for the 1<>- scheduled for 9 o’clock, will be led Board to Give ’The Annual Pet Show waa held took a table tennla set home. How­ I„arge Cro^d Expected VOL. LXI., NO. 258 (Claaelfled AdvertM ng on Page 1$) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE T H R E E ^ N T S bospiUI are asked to meet in la.st night at the West Side Play­ ever, the judges Wish to acknow­ by Miss Peggy Rowe, well-known ka trustees’ room in the new wing j^irlhei^v(.onsitl«'ralion ground. Twenty-three pets were ledge the fact that they were dis­ At ^N'ovel Aftair at the local drum majorette. The music g the hoopiUl on Monday night will be furnished by Vemc Halli- See 92 Per Gent entered and five of these were appointed in not being able to ofr Legion Home. • t S o’clock. Mrs. C. O. Anderson To G. H.^Kish .\ppeal awarded pfizea as being outstand­ fer some sort of award to the oth­ day and his 12-piece orchestra, mid '^tUl be In charge of the, work. The ing in their clasa. er cloae contestants. . X ------dancing will continue from 8 to 12 Stilwell Grooms Tommy Gun midnight. Of Tax Collectecl ivest entrance should be used.___ The Zoning Board oYX Appeals Clara Taggart of 165 Cooper The oddest pet, a Rhode Island As a fitting climax to MancKeai New Bicycles Mill street, showing her pet rab­ chicken, waa owned by Clifford ter’s Victory Days, the Indepen­ Throughout the evening, special' Japan Extends Hold Reds at River Bend^ TTnIon semdees of the Concordia took 110 action last n ig h t^ ^ the McNamara of ,59 Pleasant street bit: hound, received the nod from dent Cloak Company will aponsor novelty acts will be ’present^ be­ fend iCinanuel LuthoranX^hurches. lequest of Geptge I- Kish tn at^ e the judges for having the largest which entitled him to a model air­ tween the dances to add to the en- Tax Collector Samuel Nelson, a Victory Dance a( the' American On Hand a»01 ba transferred Sunday mom- be granted an exception In th pet. She received a marble game plane. Joym ^t of those attending. High­ by keeping his -office open until 9 tof to the Enianucl Lutljcran erection of a house at Henry and. her pnre. • - Judged Rest Mannered Legion Home on Leonard street to­ lighting' . this entertainment is o'clock last night, gave an. oppor­ Bicycle Tires and ehurch. with the pastor. Rev. Bowers streeU that U I."! inches smallest pe.t a tiny tadpole The best iriannered pet waa night, The admission will be- a 60- Chick Aronson and hia Prairie yhorsten A. GusUfson in charge. ’Tipp;?”. a mongrel dog entered tunity to those who ar> employed over the building line The bosrd ih a'gtass Jar, was displayed by cent War Savings Stamp, ’peketa Ramblers, well-knowm local group, Tubes On Solomon Islands; Holding Lines Firm; out of town, to pay their' tgxes had before it the street map show­ , Ca>ol Sch^ubett of 165 Cooper Hill by Arthur Relchenbach of 32 Di­ which has appeared in many bene­ have been distributed throughout Vnlon senrlces o f the- North ingig, thetr layout and also another I streeK-foiNvhich she also received vision street. Arthur received a fit performanrta. The Arm y la also ■writhout having an additioriial Tires Recapped V a in street chu?chea w ill be held niajK showing just how much th e 'a mar^e „ ring toss set. Hia dog sat up, shook- town, and these will be exchanged cooperating in hopes that 'this af­ charge made, as w ill be done on hands with the judges and also for a Savings Stamp at the door ■nday morning at 10:45 at thf hous^was over the line. As it had | OOier f.». .Prtee* ...... Awarded...... t. ' t ^ fair will be a success. The' local all unpaid taxes after tomorrow. Here Sacond Congrefatlonal church, alreadvNgone on -rec to - subject o f Rev. James Stuart "Suddie”. a brown antlblack dog; KaUl’a sermon Sunday morning at The house was built for Harold large yellow ribbon around Us tions at Kukum. ''Peggx Best’s "Chubbie’ ,-A Bostoh Equal Force on Ships., Dragon Society; Filb Battle at Big Bend. .posal Predicted- by Hand Fights Told. 10:45 at S t Mary’a Episcopal Bell, of Glastonbury, and Mr. Bell neck, were pretty much on a par is now occupying it. It waa not in this division. Queenie became bull .And greyhound; Carbl John­ pino Held as Alleged Sen. Walsh to Add to church, in the second of the union son’s ’T in R ie ^ a bull dog and Ed General MacArthur’s Head­ ssTVlrr n o f the Center and South until June 6 when application waa the prize-winner and Catherine,, Wa.shington, Aug. 1.— (/P) Berlin (From German Moscow, Aug. 1.— (/P)-’- who resides at 17 Summer street. Hampton’s "FTttffy’, a tiger c'kt Organizer for Group. House-Approved BUI. ICetbodlst congregations at the made for a FH A loan and a survey — Harassed Japanese forces quarters, Australia. Aug. 1. Broadcasts), Aug. 1.— (/P)— German divisions fanned ouC was made by Hayden Griswold, '^laeopal church. ..I .1 !■ > ■■ ■' ■ II II I I I I ■ on three western islands ot — (/P)— The Japanese have German forces have captured against Red Army defenses that the error waa found. The New TTork, Aug. —The extended their hold on the ■Washington, Aug. 1— lA^— Re­ rear part of the house was found that It was In a position to paaa the Aleutians and in nearby the railwaj^iqnction of Salsk, below the lower Don today, IDsa Irene Sullivan of Strick­ presence In the United States o f a vival of a Treasury proposal to re­ land Btnset la spending her vaca­ to be over the building line. 15 upon the request at the meeting ■waters have been estimated Sojomon islands east of New about 100 mili&a southeast of reaching toward the Azov Police Court band recruited by Japan’s Black quire joint income tax returns tion at Hampton Beach, N. H. inches. Mr. Fjah did not believe last night desiring more time to at 10,000 men by ,an ‘ Ameri­ Guinea b y establishing them­ Rostov and haveNrossed the sea coast and pressing ever this to be true, he said, when in­ study it. Below Ceiling Prices Dragon society to a id ' a possible from martled couples was predict­ can Naval official who indi­ selves on Guadalcanal island, Stalingrad-Krasn(xlaKrailway deeper into the west Cauca­ ■ . Donald Clulow ia at hia home, formed by Mr. Griswold and had Change Granted Ernest Provost, 37, of Burostde, invasion has been disclosed by the ed today by Senator Walsh. (D- another survey made by J. Frank cated reports of enemy land­ a suitable site for air bases,’ on a broad front “in pursuing SM Center atreet on a^hort fur­ Frank Hoboth. through his; A t one o f the spots where his party oM14. stopped for rest and Mass) who said the Senate F i­ sus, but Soviet soldiers de­ Bowen,, who verified Grlswold’a came to Mancheatef last night ings on the Pribilof islands FBI -with the announcement of the General MacArthur’s head­ the beaten enemy in ^lie lough from Camp Shelby, Hattlca- wife, asked the board for permis­ arrest of an alleged organizer for food on. their 20-day trek across the Burma jungle, Lieut.-Gen. Joseph fending the river bend before finding. and this morning waa found sleep­ were unfounded. About 5,000 Japs east,” the German high comman nance (Committee ought .;o ^>do bnrg, Miaa. sion to erect a one-family house the .group, which claima 100,000 quarters reported today. T^e dla- W. Stilwell cleans his tommy gun tor action. Although Japs hunted Stalingrad were reported holding The house had been plastered have landed on the Island of Attn, reported today. Encircles Soviet ip'verythlng within its powcr,;>tb in­ at 650 Lydall street in rural ing in the rear of 65 Pearl atreet. membera. closure was made In a communi­ fo r Uie generaL his command, they were hidden by the 'dense their own and counter-attacking. Mrs. WiUism Long and daugh- and most of the vi-ork was already a Kiska and Agattu of the Aleutian forces are being annihilated, said crease the House-approved revenue zone, on an undersized lot. Mrs. Officer Seymour answered tke The prisoner, Mimo De Guzman, jUngle grow'tb. Their main difficulties on the way were heat, dis­ Bloody hand-to-hand engagements tara Betty Ann and Barbara of done BO Fish went ahead and fin­ sroup. North Pacific tip of Amer­ que relating' that Japanese instal­ a communique, ami those in re­ bill by $2,500,000,000. Hoboth told the board that when 42, a Filipino, of Waahingtbn, D. ease and exhaustion. marked some of the battles south­ joedt atreet Mrs. William S. Al­ ished the house. Not being able to complaint ahd brought the man to ican territory and gateway to lations at Kukum on the north treat are under steady air ^ at­ The committee voted last Mon­ the request waa made two months fc C„ was described by the FBI as an west, south and southeast, of ^ * lan of Trotter street and Miaa get the mortgage be was asking the station at 6:50, charging him I Alaska, the Navy spokesman de­ shore of the island were attacked tack. day not to consider further a ago she and her husband had ar­ active figure in a drive to form'a taisk— Itself 15 miles from Ros­ la c y Clarkson of Plainville, for* that the board grant the excep­ clared. An equal enemy force 48 Soviet Tanks Destroyed Treasury suggestion, previously with intoxication. He had been Fifth Column among Negroes in yesterday by Allied planes which tov— and Nazi pressure forced marly of Manchester, have retum- tion. He did not feel, he said, that ranged to buy a lot 75 feet front probably is aboard warships and Farther north, in the big bend turned down by the House Ways arrested here once before, it wms America. y and Means Committee, for manda­ further Russian withdrawals'^ sd tit e r a two weeks’ vacation it would affect the other houses on Lydall atreet and 200 feet deep. transports in the area, he said. also damaged a large enemy car­ of the-.Don river, "a ceaseless \1o- brought out in the court hearing. P. E. FoxWorth, assistant FBI Shore Batteries In ,\rtlon sp ait in Hamilton, Ont. on the street as the next bouse on A t that time the board denied the go ship offshpre. Britain’s Bombers lent battle” is In progress, 48 So­ tory Joint fetums from husbands "W hy do ypu come to Manches­ ' Fall to Disclose Landings director, said yesterday in telling and wives. Rus.slan ahorc batteries and Bowers street would be built 75 request as to erect a house in a "ITobably Hit" Jap Cruiser viet tanks having been destroyed rural zone it is required that there ter from Burnside to get drunk?" The Navy spokesman, who de­ o f the Filipino’s arrest, that one $420,000,000 in Reieniie / Marines were reported in action feet away. Other bombers operating' far to there yesterday, the high com­ be half an acre of land. The Ho- Judge Bow;era asked the man. To clined to be quoted by name, said of the stated purposes o f the This proposal, calculated to southwest of Bataisk. Indicating There was no opposition to the the northwest attacked and "prob­ mand said. Anti-aircraft batteries botha have since made arrange­ which he replied. " I didn’t. I was | last night that aerial reconnais­ the Invaders were within striking petition, but the board did not feel ably bit” a Japanese cruiser in Blast Duesseldorf were credited with a part In the distance of the southern beaches ments to buy a lot 100 feet front drunk when I came here..’’ sance so far had failed to disclose (Continued on Page 'Tm-o) (Continued on Page Twelve) TALL CEDARS the Banda Sea south of Ambolna tank deatniction. .. by 200 feet deep.- This waa still a He waa fined $5 and costa. . ' any enemy landings on the undei on the Gulf of Taganrog if not the fended Pribllofs, 25Q miles north­ in the Dutch East Indies, the bul­ "A ir units attacked day aim Azov shores. little under the half acre' required The case of Dominic A. Mico- night unloading of troops^ from TONIGHT O west of Dutch Harbor. . letin said. Soviet observers. Insisted that to meet the zoning rules, but that .lltte, 16, of 35 Bedford atreet, trains as well as transports by 8:1$ O’CTock waa all the land they could buy. Hartford, arrested last night at "W e aren't in a position to say The Japanes)* began moving into During Night Raid German armored strength had boen W Primary Tests train, roads and waterways,” the Cargo Plane that they aren't there, but have Guadalcanal about six weeks ago, so depleted as to force another re­ They were anxious', she said,- to 8:40 by Officer John Cavagnaro, communique stated. Oruige Hall fiECORDS start efectlrig a house as they charged with overloading hia au­ no evidence that they are.” be apparently witH the intention of es- vision of Nazi offensive strategy 1 (This strongly suggests that the and the newspaper Red Star de­ VICTOR BLUEBIRD miiat get out o f the house at 35 tomobile, had hia- caae go over un­ said, adding that American Naval tabliahing air bases there, a 20 Res.GaBies At During Month Russians are bringing up consider­ . Hopes Soar clared editorially that "the Red OECCA Dudley street where they are now til Monday. He waa reported by fliers had ” aeert no Japs” during spokesman said. The Island is one Attack Targrt. in Nortl.. flombs CaUSC observation trips over the Prlbiloi of the Southernmost o f the group, able reinforcements.) Arm y has no right to retreat any $3 a Game for 25c B i COLUMBIA AND OKEH living. the office as having four persons era France and Low On the Volga river one Soviet longer. in the front seat and three in the islands. ■ which extends in a chain for about 2 Fr«;e Games! Mrs. Hoboth had hardly left the 111 17 States tanker and seven freight ships In Senate The people will never forgive Large- Stock o f Albnma. hearing room when the board vot­ , rear seat while driving through Delegate Anthony Dlmond of 500 tniles' to the southeast of New Britain. Bougainvltle, northern­ 'Countries; Loses 31 were Sunk, and 16 others were the Army for a further .retreat,” 7 Specials! ed to grant the change. 1 Broad street. ^ Alaska had reported receiving Wide^Damage C l "slight circumstantial evidence” of most o f the group, wag occupied Planes in Sustained! damaged, it added. the newspaper said, and pictured i Sweepstake! w \, Japanese activity in the Pribilof Candidates Vie for 12 by the enemy some time ago. Admit Renewed Red Attoeka Enthusiasts Hope to Re­ the nation’s defenses as a great |5 Door Prize! KEMP’S, Inc. islands, the world's richest sealing Land Situation “Stotlc" Offensive; Carry In-1 North of Rzhev, which is 130 chain with no link weakening. Senate and 164 House Convoys miles west of Moscow, renewed move *A1I Opposition' Mechanized equipment crushed Pnmltiire — Mask) grounds.. On the Papuan peniifsula of New cenfliaries. Explosives. > . 818.75 mm J6S Slain SL 7U. 5680 end frequent .‘mvlet attacks were hundreds o f acres o f wheat and Monthly Prize! Bomb Land Installations Seats and Several Gov­ Guinea, where Allied and Japanese acknowledged, but they were de­ In Official Circles to flam » scarred the countryside in Arm y and Navy aircraft have patrols have clashed recently with- Axis Supply Ports in clared to have failed in heavy the widening battle for Caucasian bombed Japanese land instsllatlons ernorships at Polls. m 60 miles of Port Moresby, ad­ London, Aiig. l.-—(iP)— The , Program for Building. Timely Specials fighting. oil, railways and aeaports. Cos­ on the three occupied Islands re­ vance Allied base, the land situa­ R.A.F. blasted the Rhineland ‘ North Africa atid Crete On the Volkhov front south of sack cavalrymen were reported peatedly. the Naval spokesman Washington. Aug. 1—iP>—The tion waa described aa "staUc.” but industrial center of Duessel-1 Leningrad, the Spanish Blue divi­ Washington, Aug. 1— —Don­ striking savagely from the Old Allied bombers raided the Japa­ Also Targets; Storms said, but results have not been de­ biggest primary election month of sion was credited with repulsing a Hills, or Kurgans. where w'arriors nese-occupied village of Buna in dorf for an hour last night ald Nelson’s official blessing sent termined. Araericai planes and §ovlet attack with bloody los.scs. o f past centuries are buried. submarines have sunk eight Jsp the year opened today with can- the Gona Mission area and started and attacked targets in Reduce Desert Battles. hopes of giant cargo plane en­ Soviet attacks a5 ainst s bridge- Home ot Nazis Forced Back etalps and damaged 10, one of dldatea in 17 states vying for 12 two large fires. northern France and the Low thusiasts in tne Senate soaring to­ iiead there collapsed after hand 'to Northeastward, an area miles In them so badly It probably went to Senate and 164 House seats and The Japanese units which have Countries in a'sustained of­ (Tairo, Aug. 1.— (tP)— United day as they sought to work up a Q U IN N ’ S aever^ governorships. hand fighting, the - high command depth and the width of the Don Announcement! A t case so strong as to remove "all the bottom. been probing the approaches to States bombers caused wide dam­ Democratic Senator A. B. (Hap­ fensive from which 31 planes asserted. elbow wa's cut by tanka as Red Kiska, object of the most inten­ Port Moresby were landed In the age during .the week to Axis sup­ opposition” in official circles. sive American bombing In the py) Chandler’s race for renomiha- Buna-Oona region July 22. Ad­ failed to return, the Air Min­ The War Production Board Arm y men, with strong air sup­ ply ports In North Africa and We Have Just Received a Large Aleutian area, and Attu were seiz­ tion in Kentucky started the round vance units have reached the re­ istry announced today. The raids chairman's statement that he was port, were reported holding ths Columbia M^tal ed by the Japs early In June. of balloting in the August primary gion of Kokoda, about half way to were carried out in good weather, Crete and,to enemy convoys mov­ "ready to cooperate to the limit” (Jermana from the western banl^ Support Claim of the river with a fury that In Agattu was occupied early last and convention calendars which Port Moresby, but there they face a communique said,- and appar­ ing across tb4 Mediterranean to in any practical plan for height­ .some sectors forced the Invaders Shipment of Cleaning Fluid and already have drawn nation-wide the towering, almost Impassable ently were highly successful. the dust-stalled Arm y of Marshal ening the effectiveness of .the war month. back. attention. Owen Stanley range. •*>’» > Strong Force” in Raid Erwin Rommel, a U. S. cpmmuni-. transport systeni was interpreted LUNCH KITS $1.69 Main Fbrce A t Kikka O f Nazis’ Link The Soviet Information Bureau The main Japanese force at There Is, for example. New que said today. by Senator Lee (D.. Okls.) as Are Prepared To Fill All Orders! A single Japanese plane dropped A “very strong force” of bomb­ said ' Soviet armored detachments / Kiska ia 585 miles west of Dutch York’s important , Democratic one bomb yesterday a few mllea ers was reported to have partici­ On the desert front 80 miles "heartening news to those of us With Genuine Pint Vacuum Bottle. guberfiatoriai contest, and selec­ who fear we’ll lose the war If destroyed the headquarters of two harbor, which the enemy bombed from the village of Mossman on pated in the attack upon Diiessel- west of Alexandria, whirling sand Nazi forces (how large waa not set June 8 and 4. A move by the Japs tion of nominees for Senate seats the northeastern Australian'coast dorf— the 47th assault upon that storms reduced the fighting to Two WitnesseH Say Ac- something drastic isn’t done.” now held by the three veterans— Nelson a^ke after Henry ' J. forth) and killed at least 1400 city but the first since S ^ t. 27, active patroling by British forces cused Pastor Asso­ men. JOHNSON’S Universal Pint Vacuum Bottles ..... $1.19 (Oontiaued on Page Four) Glass (D., Va.l; N orris. (Ind., . (Continued on Page Four) 1941. The raid represented a round but there were occasional artillery Kaiser, west coast shipbuilder, had Neb. IT and Capper (R., Kans.l. assured a Military’ Affairs Sub­ (A Berlin broadcast said strong trip of more thian 600 miles. duels, the British annoimced. ciated with Gestapo. Nsz(. fighter^ dive-bomber and Their ^mblned ages total 242 committee he had enlisted the Among the industrial plants The Axis bombed the environs heavy bomber aquadrpna attacked years and congressional service, situated at Duesseldorf are the of Cairo—holy city of the M m - WPB chairman’s "full support.” One Gallon Vacuum Jugs . . .$1.49 and up 105 jreara. Hartford, Aug. 1.—(iPi— The gov­ Red Army forces "cut off from re­ ATLANTIC STATION Rheinmetal Iron and Steel Works, lema and the E g ^ tla n capital— "Mooh Interested" in Plan Pelley Trial Lalior Issue Involved W ar Plants ernment’s contention that the Rev. treat across the.Don" at Kalach, 50 wrhich compare in size and Impor-- again last night in defiance of Nelson- said he was. ” m irh in­ Corner foster and East Center Streets The outcome of the Kansss Re- Kurt E. B. Ml Izahn, expression­ miles west of Stalingrad, and split tance to the Krupp Armament Prime Minister Winston Church- terested” in the suggestion that F U t ...... Pt. 25c, Qt. 39c publicsn gubematorisi fight and a less Philadelphia Lutheran pastor, them Into various groups.) InRecess W ork Again Works, ahd the Vereinlgte Stahl- ill’s standing threat to retaliate 5.000 big flying boats be built in Hteppea Covered With Bodies Virginia Democratic congreasional against Rome. waa s Nazi party member who had nine o f the nation’s shipyards. weike (United Steel Works). The a "direct communication and asso­ The Community party news- contest will be watched, too, be­ Five Peraons Killed "If it develops that the engines Handy Sprayers each 19c latter it one Of the four biggest ciation with the Gestapo,” today cause of the labor isgue Involved. Flv^ persons were killed and 12 and other components needed for Plan to Extend Activi- plants of -its kind, in Germany. had the backing of two German he­ (Conttnued on Psge Ten) Tax Ihcluded. Tax Included. The voting In Kentucky cli­ Peace Speedily Made in injured by several "bombs which these planes can be built without Tax Included. Duesseldorf also is the site of roes of the last World War. maxed a .campaign apiced by ac­ -caused alight damage. Warnings disrupting the present military STA-W’AY INSECT REPELLENT LOTION, ^ C ^ ties Beyond United Dispute on Organiza­ large silk, paper and patent food Described as key witnesses by Wi cusations of Former Rep. John also sounded in Alexandria and aircraft program, which is our factories and warehouse^. It is government attom ej’s. Dr. Otto States in Record. Young Brown. Chandler’s oppo­ tion of Grocery Oerks. the Sueg'canal area and elsewhere number one war essential, he will SABLE BLENDED NATURAL TIPPED Germany’s third largest Inland Richard Flatter, 50, of Staten Is­ nent in the primary, who accused inji^pper snd lower Egypt. get plenty of action,” Nelson de- port- and an important railway land, N. Y.. and Dr.,Robert Kem­ Flashes ! MUSKRAT SKUNK NATURAL FITTED T^tee Rich’s Crystallzed > Indianapolis, Aug. 1.—(P)— E vi­ Pontiac, Mich., Aug. 1—(jp)— center, with one of the Rhine’s enemy planes were de- per. University of Pennsylvania re- (Continued eM Page Four) atroyed. (Continued on Page Four) (Late Bnlletlns of the (j'j Wire) dence purporting to show that W il­ W ar plants idle for hours yester- largest railway bridges. .’learch assista’ .t, decorated with Hollander Blend. Sec This Coat K Although the dust curtailed the Canton G in g e r...... Lb. Box $1.49 CHINESE KIDSKIN liam Dudley Pelley, former chief of dky in an AFL-C IO fight over or­ Targets Include Airdromea the Iron Cross for German Army Northern Back. For a Real Value. the Silver Shirts of America, plan­ ganization of grocery clerks were R.A.F., fighter-bombers attacked service in 1917, spent moat of yes­ Named .\dministrative Aide Targets attacked bjr British ned to extend .ila activities beyond humming again today after speedy land convoys and an enemy bead- terday on the stand In Federal Washington, Aug. I— Dsvifi RIGHT way ta Imtall Beck Two Officers bombers and 'fighters last night In Duchess Dies the United States was in the rec­ peace-making by the state and quarters In the desert. court. K. Niles . f Boston waa named ts* occupied territory included air­ Wael m new heuaee during ord o f his trial on charges of crim- Federal ^vemments. Included in (he American oper­ Adjourns Until Monday day as one of President Rooee\*elt'S MOCCO OCELOT-PAW dromes in the Lowlands and rail­ censtructlen. The BIGHT Insl sedition today. Die ill Crash Operations resumed with the ations was a daylight attack on Just before the week-did trial 111 New York lufniinlstrstive assistants. Niles way (ketew) CMta little, H tm t, Kemp’s Salted Nuts DYED LA PIN JACKETS The trial itself was in recess, midnight shifts at The Pontiac way yards at Caens and elsewhere a large transport under the con­ adjourned until Monday, Dr. Flat­ Is now s special adviser to WendeU mere but maket a werM af while counsel for Pelley and two Motor Division of Oneral Motors in northern France.. Six freight voy of seven destroyers and one ter 'told the Jury, trying Molzahn Lund, bead o f the W sr Prodnctlos dlHerencs In ysar-raund In Vacuum Packed Tins With the New Smart Wear With. Skirt Or ^ck s. co-defendants prepared arguments (Corporation and The Baldwin Rub­ trains werd reported shot yp wl'tb cruiser off aouthcra Greece. A t on an espionage conspiracy charge, Board’s Labor Division. He at one camfert and fuel tavbiga. Belted Back. on motions expected to be made in A rm y Plane Plunges ber Company, where thousands cannonfire frbm low-fiying raiders. least one bomber scored hits on of seeing the pastor with a Nazi .Marip Anne of Lnxem- time sened as jwsistsnt to Harry The night's plane losses Includ­ Siend a Can To Tour Boy in the Armed ServieM. Federal court early Monday. Down Over Roof Tops had been idle, and meanwhile pro­ the transport. party emblem in his buttonhole L. Hopkins In the Work t Projects Prosecutors Rest Case prietors of food stores which bad ed 30 bombers and on fighter. Set Many Medium Ftree aboard a German liner on a trip to hourg Seriously lU 5 .\dnilnlsfratian. - Often people are told they arc Tax Included. been forced to close reopened for The raiders, including two U. S. bombers aet many medi- * • • buying an insulated houst Government proeecutoss rested O f Industrial Newark. Hamburg five years ago and of re­ Weeks .4fler Operation their case late yesterday after bustncM. Raids Forre Nazi Exodus. when actually the arallt and Extra Large P e a n u ts...... 55c Tax Included. ceiving from the rector a card of. reading excerpts from letters pur­ Settlement of the dispute, the (CoaUnned on Page Four.) (OoBtiqued ow Psgr TwelVe) introduction to a Gestapo official. London. .Aug. 1— The PoUsh attic spaces are unevenly pro- Newark, N. J., Aug. 1—HP)— An New York Aug. 1.—(t-M*nnllt NA'TURAL pact into a parking lot. killing two to ’’treason,” was achieved yester­ Famoujs Community Circus and France as Nazi armored other centers of occupied Poland Lovell and Covel Candy Cupboard . . .;. .70c PITCH BLACK Pelley't work went "beyond the high Arm y officers. tona, once his home, was described Supet-Fmlt Baft, for a acran- RARE OPOSSUM .conflnca of America." day afternoon. by Dr. Kemper aa a ."Prusalan forces swarmed over it in May. sexeral tiwins arrive dally with tHic intultU ngjett Ukm thtonm The bodies of the vicUms, Lieut. Agree To ArMtratioii 1940. died at Doctor^ hospital refugees, and 1400 children and PERSUN LAMB The third defendant In the caae Co). George R. Smith,, sutogiro state official" who ‘1n 1917_ was m th»photo4t»ph to tht right- Season’s Newest Fur. ia Mias Agnea M. Henderson. AU <3ov. Murray D. Van Wagoner Outshone by Bigger Show one of the leading field officers of last night. *00 mothers recently rewched Poz- Assortment of Militarv Kits $3.00 to $6.00 Lustrous —; New Turn-Back Caffs' and meteorologist expert of Mitch- announced the unions had agreed She had been seriously ill for nfih alone, It sold. three ware aaaoclated with 'The el Field, N. Y.. and MaJ. J. J. 81m- the centralized German police, to arbitration. They also promised, five weeks after an abdominal op­ • « . * o c k w o o l ia one of the mott effective insulating ma------' ' ^ ■ You May Wear Up Or Down. Fellowship Press, Inc., at Nobles- andl, assistant post exchange o f­ sometimes referred to as the Ges­ he said, to cease picketing, permit Gainesville. Tex.. Aug. 1.— (P)— eration which her pbi'slcians said .Atlantle City, N. J , .Aug. -ville, Ind., where moat .of Pelley’s ficer of Bolling Field. Washington, • 10,0(X> had built up its circus to tapo." tciiala for making bouses cooler in summer, warmer in Baby Ben Alarm Clocks. . . . $3.50 plus tax Gainesville’s famous home-grown "could bring her but temporary — Death in the form of a plank R Tax Included. pronunciamentos a lle g ^ ly were were broken beyond recognition. delivery of foodstuffs to stores, eight tents, six ornamental wag-, Dr. Flatter, who lost a leg while winter. Swt it must be p ro p e rly inatalled—thin spots m printed. and discontinue interference with community circus, bom o f depres­ ons, calliope, horses and other figbUpg With the German Arm y relief due to the advanced stage from a bridge iWurter reached late . Flyteg Tiuoogli Bad Weather of her ailment." a speeding automobile early today wnOa and attic spaces reduce its value! That is why we roc* Tax Included, Oscar R. Ewing, special prose­ They were fljlng from Waah- w a r production. sion, has yielded tb4 spotlight to a anlmaLs. in 1917, declared that "Moiuhn I Two of her,five living daugh­ and took one of three, leatisg the cutor, rted the Jury^werpta from In^on through bad weather when For a week the Retail Oerks greater, ^m roer show—the war. The circus traveled 15,000 miles, said he was a member of the MBfiMSKl J M Super-Felt Rock Wool Batts at f u l l wall thick- 616 Brownie Jr. C am e ra...... $2.80 ters. the Grand Duebeis (Tbar- others uasenthed. The dead sans, >318 a series o f letters which had their basic training plape went Union (A F L ) had picketed inde­ The teachers, bankers, sales­ putting on Its two-hour three Nazi party and he stressed his aagg and proper density. been seised by F B I sgenta. They out of control near Newark air- pendent grocery stores which bad ladies, editors, grocers and other ring show in a dozen, southwest­ coonecUons and aaid 'I could help ' lotto and the Princess of Schar- Thomas U .Mc.NIchoU. 24. of Ger­ 616 Brownie Target Cam era...... $3.25 townspeople who have been its ] zenberg. were with her when the mantown, Pa, waa seated betwsM J-M Super-Felt Batts have waterproof backing They arc SILVER ro x JACKETS were Identified by one of Pelley'a POft- decided to contract with the Unit­ ern cities. ' ' you,’ " after which he was given a unpaid performers for 12 years I died. The Grand Duchese C?har- hia two eompaalona In ths lia et kha Ancat insulation money can buy. but they won't coat you South Anericaa Gray stsnogTsphsrs •• having been dic­ Spurttng blue flam et as it div­ ed Wholesale. Retail and Depart­ This. Smith related, is how it card of introduction to Dr. Ber­ tated by Pelley and Brown. ed. the plane split apart an auto­ ment Store Employes (C IO ). A F L can't spare the time from war started; endsmann. The witness sstd he ' lotte is the present ruler -of the seat e f the sotomobUe. Ths twn- in the long run because they pay for themselves Old Spice Talcuum Powder ...... 50e PERSIAN DYED LAMB Addresaad to Dr. BHakley mobile, damaged tw o ethers and teamsters quit deliveriea to the work. "Back in 1930. the. talking bed told Molzahn he leet his teach- duchy, an area of 999 square by-four bar ef wood MHdbad out o f fuel savings! Serriccable. Ons. dated last Aug. 14. was dug 20 feet into the earth. Wreck­ stores. So the 1942 season has been movies came to GalnesiiUe. and i miles with a population o f about through the windshield sad krsks Send for Free Book— Contains doaeas af Victorv Fan Free addrsaaed to the late Dr. John R. age was strewn over 100 square RetaliaUng. the (CIO clerks ob­ called off. A. Morton Smith, editor threatened the popularity o f a lit­ (CosUsoed os Page Twretiw) 1300.000, and heads the govern- MeNIchoU’s seek, Brinkley of Del lUo, Texas, one- tained aid from their ClO-afflliates. who helped put on the ahow for tle theater group. Then came the ' ment-in-exlle' in London. • • • stimulating ideas for the home. feet Major Simsndl'a body was 41981.425 buried With parts of the motor. the United Auto Workers, who 300,000 spectators since 1930. ex­ depression and that sounded the W a «u Pilot Oier Nasi Lie— The dowager duchess arrived In Oondnet lavasios R<4N«rssl Sutton Leg Color ...... Bot. 59c Tax laduded. f l Tax Inelndi^. (OMtlanad an Page Twa) The crash occurred a few hundred picketed the war planU. Work­ plained: I death knell of the art theater. New York with the Grand Dueb- Viehy. Aug. 1.— Ths Oer- wam, PNOsss oa cau on feet from busy Frelinghuysen' ave­ ers defused to go through the Can't Sppro Tlnse Now Hag grated Barteeqoe Clrras Moscow, Aug. — Tanya ,e.ss Charlotte In October, 1940, m n s have eonducted a dross re­ r v nue. picket lines. "W e never have used paid tal­ Because w4 were in debt I sug­ Osoklna. woman pilot of the Rus­ after a transatlantic clipper flight hearsal m lavaolan dsfeasei oa ths THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Treasury Balance from Lisbon where she had gone Freach eoaot.'lt was repirted fttea C H A R G E aJSTOMERS Hear Frightful WWsUe WUaea Makes Appeal ent .in this show and our perform­ gested a burlesque circus, visual* sian A ir Force, has made more Oeal, Lomber, Masons' KuppHea, Palat CASH CUSTOMERS pay Witneaaea told o f hearing the Prasident Wason of GM appeal­ ers—from clowns to trapeu ar- Iging that with 100 or more people than 80 flights over German poei- following the invaaioa o< Luxem­ Paris today. Genaaa ctostos r— aSNwBUlaSL TeL4148 3laiickeat«r 0 1 3 $ . charged IC'3- now, 10*^ Wsghbigten, Ang. 1.—(P>—The rear o f a saeming power divo, and ed to Navy Secretary Knox, the tista—have come from the derfcs in the east there would be many tiona. It was reported today by bourg. portod they wees wsB ssltoasd down, lOr^- each each month. Balance 'position at the Treasury July 30: a frightful whiatle aa the lights of W ar Production Board and the and schoolchildren and business­ fond parents, uncles, aunts and the Army newspaper Red Star. Dsaghter tS Portaguess King w lth^ n»rd^H^a;apliydJr 101 miitlMO kH9 HOtti iHlODtiltitt^ u j u / n m : month. Balance Decern* I charged to account on de­ Racstpta, $1«J01,S9X9S; expen- the plane neared the roof-tops. War Labor Board. men of the city. Now Utede folks cousins who would come to see It was the first time the news- The daughter of King Don Mi­ ber 1st or on prior deliv­ JW.HALd dituiea. $174449.999.42; net bal Robert Weia. an alr-rald war In a telegram to Dean Wayne just can't s p m the time for nec- the performers act." papere’ dispatches from the front guel o f Portugal, she married the livery, not later than De­ 673 M A IN STREET ery. a n c h k t b i i o n m anse, $3494,425,914.49: dpstoms eaaary practice and training." The ahow prospered for more have BaatiaMd a we-waa pitot by M C * cember IsL iseelptafer swnth, O a 279,91$.49. iV;H ivMANVILlE MATERIALS (Ceariaaid ea Pawe-Twe^ The northeast Texas town of thsn a decade. naane. I < o sa nigs “ntelve)