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y gress Before Credits e On Ground Red Army Appears to e Placed at Soviet Dis­ Grrnians Admit Exist­ ­ Be Halting German Of­ Dane Avers e posal fo'r Purchase of ence o f ‘Lslands o f O p­ In A larm o fensive Against I.enin- Military Supplies Here. position’ Both in Dnie­ Iceland Had British Airmen Put Ger-j grad; City Is Trans­ per Bend and Behind Washington, Aug. 22.— formed into *Formid- ­ — The question of a war loan^ tnan Plane Over Ice-' No Choice Advanced Linei on

f for Russia produced a sharp able Military Camp’; land to Flight Without Ontral Front; New

division in legislative opinion Battle Still Swirls to Prime Any Bombs Dropped. Minister Voices Report Teils of Stag­ ­ today, and ^n ator Danaher Southwest, Southeast . (R., <3onn.), demanded that Faith in Promise of gering Russian Losses. Reykjavik. Aug, 22—(>P)- U. S. Congress be given full de­ America to Leave pilots remained on the ground dur­ Moscow, Aug. 22.— (FP)— tails before any credits' are Berlin, Aug. ing the air alarm here Wednesday The Red Army appeared to-! Island After War. placed at Soviet disposal for An authorized German com-^ In which American-built Toma­ day to be checking the Ger-1 “ the^purchase of military sup­ mentator said today, that the hawk fighter planes chased away a man offensive against Lenin- j L'openhagen, German -Occupied plies here. Oanaher called at­ German Heinkel bomber. It waa Russians were throwing grad— a city described in mil- Aug. 22.—<;p)— prime tention to the statement of stated authoritatively today. fresh reserves into the battle itary dispatches as having M‘“ i*i«'’ Thovaid s'tauning said in Jesse Jones that the Recon­ British airmen put the Invader in an attempt to stem the to flight without its having drop­ struction Finance Corpora­ been transfomed into a “ fo r-' o% ra 'rr;^ :;;t‘?oia1 'Zric"e?aTd Germans’ eastward advance, ped any bomta. The German plane tion would be ready to make midable military camp.' The had no choice in the matter of oe- and acknowledged the exist­ battle admittedly has put 1 by u. s. troop*. a cash loan to Russia for war (Ooatinaed Op Page Eight) ence of “ islands of opposi­

Russia’.s No. 2 d tv and one-'.^uK^; everted, he had purposes, if and when they timo /.onitat --‘i J J I in the American promise to tion’’ both in the Dnieper time capital in dread dan- leave thq strategic northern island need it, assuming that the bend of the Ukraine and be­ ger. Today it still swirled to I tbe war. administration policy favored Japan Hoping hind the advanced GermaB such assistance. the southwest and southeast' * lines on the central front. For possibility that Iceland may be­ ’The Connecticut senator told re- of Leningrad in the regions come directly involved In the -eoa- several days it has been con­ portfra he thought It “ prepoiter- of Kingisepp and Novgorod. flict. Planes Won’t oui to ask American taxpayer* to tended here that the western Observers here said, however, ( Iceland and German-occupied foot the bill* when Rus*lan re- this was the fourtl\ successive day Ukraine was entirely in Ger­ era 3 l? rit^ r‘ a auJnrri^’".'tn"ke wh-n Detroit bua driv­ Denmark are technically sister ■ourcea are fully equal to our Stay in East ^ • ------— aiiitx- oiuiLii inca that fighting haa be^h reported In kingdoms under the same crown.) man hand.s. . eller akat" ^rTe^^Uek'^o^heX^^^^^^^ .Mra. Corlnne Smith tried own." en route home. U after dbing rqme shopping for the evening meal those areas and they added it in­ The A m e r I c.a n occupation In addition to th* fighting that

No FOnuol Applicutloa Yet dicated the German'# had made no IS continuing in the Dnieper tesnd. Jone*, the Federal loan admln- significant progress. (Continaed On Pmtgf Two) the spokesman said there was Desires American Assiir-1------latrator, told hi* pre*a conference (Both the Russians and Ger­ other resistance east of the Plnsk Wednesday that no formal appli­ ances Bombers Sent ro flp o y llg a a a F ^4*11 mans have reported Kingisepp In (Pripet) marshes. Asked if hostUi- cation for credits had been re­ Nazi hands and the German high tie# still were going on aa far ceived from Ruatia, but aome ex­ Russia Will Not Be' command also has claimed Novgo­ back of the lines as the Pinak Shortage of Gasoline Raps Figures ploratory eonveraatlon* had taken rod.) area, roughly 220 miles west o f

place. Kept at Vladivostok, j P ro lo h g S T w O March to Join Army Gomel, which the Germans have occupied, the spokesman shrugg^ His announced readiness to con­ Leningrad, meanwhfle, was re­ Tokyo, Aug. 22.—(/P>— Japan Cited by Byrd hi# shoulders and murmured: "P o*i sider an RFC loan for Russia won ported by a Tass correspondent to Is Pinehing Motorists aibly.” ^ c k aupport from Senators hopes for United States assuranqes be echoing to the sounds of march­ Chief Strikes 1,250,000 Prisoners Taken 'Thomaa (p., Utah) and BaJlley (D.. that any American-made bombers ing men tramping through Its N. C.), advocates of Increased aid On Produetion A new report of staggering Rus­ which may be sent to Russia wUl Davies Renews Denunci­ broad squares and paiks to join sian losses, Includtog more' than to countries flgbring^Ocrmany. the People's Army, supporting the not be kept at Vladlvoatok, Koh Night Conferences . in 1,250,00 priaonera alone, was is­ Bailey told newsmen that while ation o f Prophets Who Blaze Rages regular Army at the front. he held no brief for the Soviet lahll, the Foreign Office apokea- Roosevelt Sharply As­ sued from Adolf HlUer’a head­ Shipyard and Transit The Germans were reported try­ quarters today as the Invasion of form at govamment, b* did not >nan, said today. Proclaim Warnings ing to clear the way for extensive sails Charge Output Russia moved into its third month think' that Ideological dlalikea Disputes End Without raids on Leningrad by bombing should deter this country from any Ishll said "Japan Is gravely con­ Given to Be ‘Phony’ Aboard Ship with the Wehrmacht holding a cerned" over United SUtea ships airports outside the city. The la g g in g ; Dp to Esti­ line about 300 miles deep into the material oontribuUon It could Any Sign of Agreement Array newspaper Red Star said mkke to hasten a German defeat. carrying suppUes to that port for Soviet from the Baltic to the that not a single bomb bad fallen mates on Average Now " I f It waa a den of rattlesnakes Russia, but expressed the opinion Washington, Aug. 22.— (yP) Five Hours Black Sea. she would not be concerned over Bulletin! — Real or phony, the east’s Inside the city in 17 attempted at- The communique showed sharp opposing Hitler. I would aid and tXfks. any ahipmenU via the Near East. Hyde Park, N. Y., Aug. 22— Hyde Park, N. Y., Aug. 22—(85 rise* In Red Arm y captives and abet them,” he declared. long-forecast gasoline short­ — - f Seen Oood Boslneee He add routine talks were pro­ (45— President Roosevelt told age was pinching motorists First Officer of Finnish "The struggle on the approaches —Sharply assailing figures cited Taking much the same view, ceeding between Japanese and a presa conference today that a tr ^ unceasing.” Red SUr by Senator Byrd (D., Va.), Presi­ (Coatinoed On Page Foot) United SUtea authorities both In the government did not w*nt today, with the nation’s capi­ r r e i g n i e r s u f f o c a t e s { esld, "and njore serious trial* still ’niomaa called It good business to dent Roosevelt asserted today that extend the credits, if the United Washington and Tokyo In an ef to tnke over the strike-bonnd tal hit earliest and heaviest. are ahead.” He Sleeps on Ves- while American defense production States were promised payiqent In fort "to solve traffic matters.” pinnt of The FedemI Ship­ Some Washington filling sta­ While thousands of men were Shipping now la at a sUndstlll be­ building nnd Dr}'dork Com- going to the front from Leningrad, never had been cbmpletely aatia- vital raw materials such aa Rus- U1 Hudson River. aian numganese ore. tween the two countries. pnny nt Kearny, N. J., if It tions sold pleasure car driv­ tens' o f thousands were toiling to factory, on the average it. waa up to estimates. Flashes! Echoing Ishii's remarks, the ers only half aa much fuel as build fortifications not only along While Danaher saw no objection could be helped. He entd he New newspaper Hochl said that ship­ did not know nnd c:*old not Tork, Aug. 22.—OP)—A the approaches to the d ty but also The chief executive told a press (Late BolleUas of Ite (IP) WIto) to eatablUhment of a medium of they ordered. Others put a dollar exchange by which Russia ment of American high-ocUne guess whether the government fire of mysterious origin aboard In the streets of Leningrad itself. conference, and lie volunteered the limit of five gallons on indi­ Inforuatlon, that he had heard ^ could convert some of her natural gasoline to Vladiyostok through could nvoid moving Into the the war-stranded Finnish motor- CooUnoe Counter-Attacke ExtetMla Term af Service Japanese waters waa "exceeilingly pinnt. In ivhlrh ronstrurtion vidual sales; others went as read a statement by Byrd -earlier rasources Into cash to buy war ship freighter Aurora raged for In the central theater, despite Hyde Park. N. Y , Ang. 22.—tP) supplies here, he forecast strenu­ stimulating for the minds of the of $493,000,000 In defense ship­ low as three. Yet some estab­ In the week in Washington which —Implemeatiag the SelecUve Sar- Japanese people.” five hours today, the second ship the admitted loss of Gomel on the said defense production waa lag­ ous opposition to any move to ac­ ping has been tied up sinre lishments were complying nre here within five days. vice extenaten art, PrealdaBt Available For Far Eaat Army Aug. 7 by Btrike. lower reaches of that front, mlll- ging seriously. The president said cept jS “ promissory note" from the First Officer Conrad Freese of tai^r 'dispatches reported that the Booaevelt directed in aa exeeattva Soviets, which Jonaa had indicated _ Hochl said that the gasoline un­ without question when re­ he had asked the W ar Department order today that the term af asr- Helsinki,. Finland, was suffocated Russians were continuing their for a check and that It had show­ might be sufficient. doubtedly would be available to the By The Associated Press quested-to “ Fill ’er up.'’ vice be extended 18 mehths far Soviet Far Eastern Army and add. M he slept on the 4.956-ton vessel counter-attacks and that mounted ed Byrd waa wtong in all categor­ "Congress ought to be told the Unyielding deadlocks today pro­ V Ralph K.- Davies, acting petro­ St her Hudson river anchorage a Selectees, BCaervlsee, Nattoaal ed that "It is an undeniable fact leum (^rdinator, renewed his de- detachmena were thrusting deep ies but planes. basla, the natura. and the extent of longed the nation's ■ tw*o most behind the German lines. Odardamea and rallsted par­ that this ia based on American imndation of prppheU who he said tJeorge Washing­ Sold Down River pressing strikes, at the Kearny, ton bridge at 2:20 a. m. (e. s. t.). s e a a a I la the Army. Tha (ConttaiMd Oa ra g * Foot) design to add menace t* the Japa­ N. J., shipyard# and in Detroit's had arisen to proclaim that there Specific local successes claimed Somebody. Mr. Roosevelt said, order was more or leas a far- nese Army along the Soviet-Man- s no ^ g e r ” and that "the wani­ Other membera of (the crew of 18. Included a heavy and punishing municipal transit system. including two waiti;eases, were sold the senator down the river on nmllty required nader tha extcia- chukuo border.” n g of an impending shortage are' artillery attack on a German di­ Night conferences In both the ^ « d by police and private the figures. slon art. It provided that IrspMs The newspaper Asahi fci similar case* ended wlUrout the slightest ‘phony.’ ” _ _ vision somewhere along the main Ib e W ar Dcp.vrtment. the presl. the extensiOB, person* who teva' vein said that Britain and the False Figures Circulated highway that stretches westward To Ask Vichy indlcaUon of agreement between ^ Death Toll Now 28 dent saiU, told him it moat served for twelve months amy te United States were enticing Rus- fltrlkerv and manag:enient. ’ ^ He said false figures were be­ to Warsaw and the destruction of unfortunate that the aenatcr'a data raleaaed as the Interesto ef aa- A t the same time police an­ ■l* enter a plan of encirclement more than 400 German Infantry­ For the sixteenth day the ing circulated in an apparent at­ nounced seven more deaths result­ were so Inaccurate and that aome- tienal defense permit. of Japan, and declared that war tempt to “confuse the publi<’ by men In a saber charge by Red ^ y had misled Byrd. Then Mr. * * - . About Visas ^rawllng Kearny yards of The ing from « $1,500,000 Brooklyn cavalry. materials shipped by. way of the Federal Shipbuilding and Dry challenging the necessity of\dl- Roosevelt became specific. Named Deputy Commlasioaer Far East '’are likely to be used Monday in The. Russians acknowledged to- Dock Company remained idle. yertlng American tahkers to Brit­ which the American freighter Pa- BjTd dectared, he said, that not Hartford. Aug. 22.— T* Bepait to Oharckin _ governmental unit* serve their X bomber was claimed to have ous Measures’ to Curb She said she fonad tha. kitahaa ment refuted the visas under Oer- General Dies of the country people. aad back shed ia a iwaaa *2' man presaure. TOe ambassador, who will re- K" . the Federal Works Agency and been shot down,, o f f ' the east Influence of Gennans. ’The consuls and clerks include port to Prime MinlsUr Churchill th* National Resources Planning ’ « billion dollars were spent coast shortly before dark last Saasea. The Sro apraad as and the cabinet on BrlUah-Ameri- Bowrd are holding m setin o this i . .V*? PUfPo— aacb yssr by aU night qaiekly she was naahle te get Ow some who were ordered to leave Chaffee Suffer*‘Physical ChUdrea from the tease. Oermsny sad German-occupied can relations and the tesulU of month to lay the foundation for a • government, all Another bomber waa reported BallctinT-'' hU recent visit to the Pacific vast program of public works to America could be kept at work,' be shot down bjr British fighters off j • • • territories in retsllstion for the Breakdowif During In* said. Laitooa. Ang. *2—(85—Tb* United Ststsa expulsion of Ger­ coast. Is expected to return to be drawn upon as needed In the the northeast coast today. | NSt ARawed Ta Work Washington UU next mont^ future. Not I Iraalaa gevernatent haa re- N'aRgataek, Aug. 22—herea. sl*. Algeria aad Morroco . to rs- suffering a physical breakdown' Kooen w m m o at i aged a 3.000-ton freighter off Ita aatai* was-set dlartpaad place officials there 'srbo are due porta to msk* te ths London gov- d u ^ g an intense drive to build up j Robert ^ W. Mead of San Fran* ' ‘ Stats director* will assist la la- MaikMe A t A OteMS emment on various phases of the m ta ry ia g poaslbl* tutors’ watic Cromer and saothsr marchAntman ImMiaitety. New York. fo r home leave. and^ organlM the snsciaispecial mechan­ to charge of the westaim off Graat Yarmouth. Anglo-AmeHcan 'cooperative ef­ ized defense units. region, discussed the undertaking but will make no reooaiihsiida- French embassy offlclsls- her* fort. here yesterday wiih newly ap­ Uonp. The reaenrolr plan |a one in Autbortxed aouroas said Nasi London, Aug. 23— 6V)— Usually said they had no laformstloa Death came at 4:30 a. m. (ea-t.). pointed state directors tor Oregon. night raiders also had bombed wall-informed soureca declared to­ throwing light on Vichy's dsslslao A aUUmsnt by the War Dsnart- wbieh kioal coaiaumltlea will look Washington. Idaho, Montana. military targets on tha English day that Britain, was considering ttve rails i to tha wattsr. m n t ^ that the o «c e r. at their aasda and dstsmtns, ta Trcasair Bafawee Wyoming and Colorado. •Owutoe, how teat they eaay ba east coast and said a Oarmaa “ vlgoroua measures” to curb grow, fatal illness set to last winter af- rsconnaianaaea pUna had shot tog Naxl Influanca In oU-ricta Iran. tw he had returned to work fol- Tbsts are usetui pidSUc aerriew Amsriesa xcaanls now In ths to M performed eseh jmut toy teiwB a big SunteHand Hying boat Anttaoritativ* quartaia, bowavar, Fraadt NortK African cstoalss art WaaWngton, Aug. 33—ts for monUi. $32.78i Z 9M 6 . ' « Oa W ith: W art A. t w l t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY. 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Doan, tha rsctor, and curatas o f S t Jamas’s, ta M ^ turns, la oon- but there was no Immediate com­ our p.iaoiis when tliey reo!u,e . . . Ion W omen ment. I ed out, foUowtag tha laad oC i,400 that this country of ojrs faces the Prlme Minister Robert G. Menztea ductlag services at tha Bolton Blaze Rages employas of the firm • at New Private Home Builders Convicts May Uflsi at pr*s«nt ani at loggerheads ch^>M. l Police were summoned to the Deadlock StiU Bad Weather g ^ t e s t danger since the days of Offers Labor in a letter to Laborite John Cur­ Coalition, government partta.^ Haven. The National Labor Rela- over a t>iopccal lhai .Vitnziej zo 37 seats while tha .oppdsttio^^E fire by the motorman of a New Named as Chef Washington and the ContlnenUI tin, opposition leader, offered a na- to London. The Labor party 1$ b Raise Fund Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson is York Central train who, seeing the tlona Board has ordered a collec­ Army at Valley Forge.” I tional government today with up of the Federal L p W p a it ^ preaidant of the Ladies Auxiliary. Aboard Ship Halts Raiding A id D e^ n se opjw^d to auch a trip. Declaring blazing ship, blew his whIsUe so Prolongs Two tive bargaining election within SO Feel Priorities Pinch The educator said Americana In Equal Power equal cabinet represenUtion for toe Lanr Her assodater officers are: Vice vigorously that patrol cars went Mya to determine whether the labor. that In view of the gravity of the seats. There la one lndfppc» to G>mplete Sl president Miss Enes Pesce: secre­ to investigate. ; CIO Oock Workers Union may (Oonttnoed from Page One) danger. He urged that the country proposal. Parliament tary, Miss Lydia Young; treasurer, F ive H ours represent all employes. should remain In Australia. Two fireboats, four police Chief Strikes Scour Jobbers* Mariietfl Organization into Units acknowl9

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Rangers Seek About Town Reds Rush Fresh unlveraal support tor the defense MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1941 profram ;, Hartford; Lorralna Nawbury, Var- Curb Stocks ‘Peeps’ Great non; Mra. Ella Davidson, 570 Cen- PAGE n V B Units to Battle "Economically, because the dread tar atraet; Oaorge Longtln, 67 Dr. Underhil-1 Rustlers Again St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters specter of Inflation haunts us, and Asd Gas and El A ...... g-32 Hemlock atreet. Parking Case South Methodist Parsonage, Just Completed, One of Townes Finest Resid<*iices of Isabella, will hold its regular A id it can be exercised most effecUvely dispute of C.I.O. and A.F.L. unlohs ^ (CoBttaoeJ Prom Pago Ono) Amn Superpow...... 14 Discharged today: Willis business meeting, Tuesday evening, by drastlcv taxation now." Woodruff, East Middle Turnpike; Owner Agrees over claims to rights as collective I Cits Sve ...... 6 Kiwanis Guest bargaining representatives. Call Convene Texas Force Setting August 26 at eight o’clock in the ■< I . ' ' " ■ — Sherwoert Cone, 138 Summer .HeartL Today K. of C. clubrooms. A full attend­ *1 or captured tanks and war. ' El Bond and Sh ...... 2U Members of the C.I.O. United Hanes. Nlag Hud ...... 214 Light Fighting liJnits «reet; John- Hayes, 24. Laurel Out on Drive on New ance of the’ memberg is'Koped for. street; Leo Schendel, 218 Main To Close Mine Mine Workers picketed the mine The . Miss Stephan.o Tun These are the figures an- " Pennroad " s ii Give Deadly Punch in To Tell Oub Members yesterday. Burrow said, and adjded Court Daily Type o f Thieves. artillery pieces seized or destroy- i Segal Lock ...... Loyalty Urged «re e t; Mre. Yvonn< Trudeau, 147 B is^U Street Arrest Be­ sky who recently returned from Spruce Btreet; and aU hojplUl Of Experiences in that a union official later prom­ the national convention in St ed Iri. less than...... a month’s ...... time butUni Lt and Pow A s .& Modem Warfare. clinic patients. . New Eruption in Harlan ised to urge them to return to a smaller ratio of gains in wreck- fore Coiurtt Suspended Anatln, Tex., A u f. 22.- Louis, will give a detailed report. Census: 93 patients. France During Battle. % ' * their Jobs at nearby workings. OfficialM Point Out Pres­ On Democrats CAmnty Taken Liven of ------—------■■ WMe-hatted Texu itufen, ipurs nounced: Today Aug. 6 July U with Arm y In Louisiana. Aug. —------■ On Paying Cibsts. ent Schedule Can Meet eUaUntr at their heela and alx. Mrs. Anna Backus, of 55 Wood­ P^soners Captured ...... 1,250,000 895,000 400.000 22.—(/P)—The Cavalry eUll sweara Dr. Samuel Underhill, who has More Minern. Suna hanging on their hlpa—Ju«t land street, her son. Walter and Tanks Destroyed or Captured . . . . 14.000 13,145 7,615 love, the horse, but Speakers W arn Time for Just returned to Manchester after On a charge of overtime park­ T -'i Firemen Coinhiiic Any Emergencies. daughter, Alice, returned today Guns Destroyed or Captured___ 15.000 finds the animal’a effectiveness like the oid daye— are setting out 10,388 4.432 13 yeara in France, and who un­ ing on Bioscll street, Jdhn Com­ Harlan. Ky , Aug. 22—(A*)—New from a four-day trip which includ­ Airplanes destroyed or Captured . 11,250 8,082 even more pronounced with mech­ Debate Over Course Manchester Town Court officials In a drive-on new-fangled cattle 6,233 stock of Glastonbury waA ar­ eruption of Harlan county’s deadly ed visits to Hampton Beach, N. H., Some semi-official sources have anized complements, such as the derwent bombing and eheUflre in Outing, Parley ton; labor strife, taking the lives of planation of court, session Uma • Cow thieves, since recent sharp trip through Massachusetts. of such magnitude would indicate These light fighting units give speaker at Monday noon’s Kiwan­ ing before Deputy Judge George' two more miners by gunshot, arrangements would clarify on the cavalry a deadly pimch in mod­ Louisville, Ky„ Aug. 22—(4>)__ increases in the price of meat, total Red Army losses in dead, yV. Stocks is club luncheon at the Mancbeatei< C. Lessner. A fter hearing the brought an agreement today to Hose and Ladder Company No. apparent public misconcepUon re­ once more are making seiious in­ wounded and captured of about 5.- em warfare by doing the Caval- Urged by President Roosevblt to Country club. Dr. Underhllfc details. Judge Le.ssncr suspended close until Monday a coal mine 4 of the South Manchester Fire de­ All players of the South Metho­ rjrs main job of locating the en­ garding court schedules, lond at roads on the herds, especially dist soft ball team are requested 000,000, but the high command keep their ranks clear of any sub­ husband of. f^e former Misa .Edf- Judgment on payment of $5 of where the whine of bullets ac­ partment will hold Its annual out­ the same time reveal thatj in to s' did not go that far. emy and vanishing before sentries Herman C. Bunzel those of the sprawling west Texas to report tonight at 6:30 to play Adhms E x p ...... #74 see them. versive influence, members of Herman C. Bunzel, father of nah Cheney, has related some of the costs. companied picketing yesteisday. ing tomorrow. Members of the present admlni.stration, proviaion plains, says Cbl. Homer Garrison, at the Y. M. C. A. grounds. Silent' on Own Losses his experlence.3 through an Inter­ The accu.sed man was ticketed W. C. Burrow, stale industrial i A ir Reduc ...... ;... Bantam platoons have eight of Young Democratic Clubs of Amer­ Oiarlcs H. Bunzel of Lewis street, company will go to Savin Rock Is made for toe convening o f a director of the State Public Safe­ It still was silent on Germany’s ; Alaska Jun ica today were called upon to dleiT Wednesday night at St. Fran­ view that appeared In The Herald after he had left his car for long­ relations commissioner, said oper­ scs.sion at any time where circum­ ty Department and the rangers' ...... 4U the Arm y’s new midget "peeps," at the time of his return, but no ators of The International Harves­ where they will meet other fire­ Miss Janet M. Obrlght of 10 own losses, but it declared heri capable of dashing cross-country rally loyally behind the president cis hospital after a brief illness. er than the 30 minute allowed men who are attending the annual stances demand. . . boss. Armies and those of her silie* -^“ ^Rhany ono has had an opportunity to ter Company’s mine at Benham Congress street, who is to be mar­ - allies 1I . _ as well as over roads, so light each and accept hla guidance.” Mr. BunzM leaves besides his wife -period in a 100 foot stretch Ju.st i/ * convention of the State Firemen's A t the present time, there ara Driving their trpcks into the ried on August 30, to Mfred Meek were deep in Russia in "unbroken C a n ...... Speakers before the clubs’ fifth Mrs. Pauline Bunzel, and his son hear him speak in public. east of the .State theater building agreed to the closing at "his re­ several set court days durinf pastures, the rustlers cut out the Drew of four with sub-machine The attendance prize will be quest. The mine waa the scene of Association being held In New of South Windsor, was the guest strength" while the Red Army had -^m Home Prod SUM can lift oqe from a manhole, biennial convention told of peril In this town, two daughters, Mrs rear. Siippo.sed to show up in Haven today and tomorrow. The each week. Court is convened at animals they want, load them and of honor at a shower given last ^ fe r e d "casualUes unimaginably , Am Rad St S to the nation and warned that the John Carlow and Mrs. James KIN furnished by Thomas Ferguson, court Wedne.sday, Comstock the picketing and the center of the 8:30 a. m. Mondays, Wednesday# , drive away. and yet durable enough to mount district where the shooting and local firemen will have a shore night by Miss Stella T. Rodonis- a 37 mm. gun. time for debate over the nation's leen, both Pf Hartford. He also and Arthur A. Knoflq, chaCinhan failed to do so, protesting against dinner served to them during the and Fridays. On these days all or­ , Am Smelt of the club’a golf tourney, will be fatalities occurred! Some Butchered on Spot also of Congress street. The host­ In language reflecting satisfac­ Am T A T ... With an armored scout car, the course had passed and the time leaves three grand children, what he termed an "unfair" park­ afternoon and they plan to wit­ dinary ca.ses can be disposed, o f present to threaten those partici­ ing trap. Will Resume .Monday Some kill the cows they want, ess used white, green and y ^ o w tion with the achievements of the Am Tob B ... bw tam platoon's lieutenant and had come "when there should be Nancy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ness the parade of firemen to be without undue detention of of­ pants who haven’t yet played His purpose in asking the shut­ butcher them on the spot and car­ for her home and table decofatlons, first two months, the communique Am Wat Wks 38 men go tearing over terrain cony)Iete loyalty and allegiance Charles H. Bunzel, Bobby Carlow This morning Judge Lessner In­ held in connection with the closing fenders. However, at any time, ry away the meat, leaving the and sen,’ed a supper oT. salads, reported operations "in full prog­ to President Roosevelt.” and Shirley Bunzel, daughter Of a their matches. formed Comstock that no matter down, Burrow said, was "to es­ Anaconda vrith the Cavalry’s horsemen like tablish law and order In this com­ day of the conventioi# They will during week-end periods or even hide with iU telltale brand. sandwiches, cakes, ice cream and ress on the entire front” and gave chicks around a hen, but with ^At the opening of the three-day son now deceased. what his opinions were concerning lUso attend the field events that on holidays if the need arises, the Stopping the rustler is a tre­ Armour 111 ... « munity.” He said operation would coffee. Miss pbright received a this broad outline of the situation : Atchison fighting power equal to trading in ven tion last night. President The funeral will be held tomor­ the justice of the charge, he must are to be held tomorrow afternoon officials are always available tW mendous assignment since much choice assortment of beautiful per­ resume Monday. ■'In the southern Ukraine, the Aviation Corp blows with a tank. Homer Mat Adams read a letter row afternoon at two o’clock at Seven Attending not show dl.sregard of a summons at Donovan field and will remain the holding of special seasloi)% o f the cattle country is thinly pop­ sonal gifts from the twenty or from the president to the conven­ the home. 141 Glendale Avenue, to court. Comstock waa brought Two outbursts of shooting oc- over to witness the fireworks dis­ opponents' last bases on the Dnie­ Baldwin Ct .. "Oqr bantam outfits can go CTjrred yesterday n*ar the mine. .several of which have been called ulated. ^ ^ more friends who attended. tion in which he said "I only ask Hartford. Intermeftt will be In the here on a warrant after his fail­ play tomorrow night. A special per are being eliminated according BAG ...... over ground that tanks can’t ne- Burrow reported "some shots" had when, to await regular seaslon Famed for their horsemanship, you to keep your ranks clear and Mount Pleasant addition of Zion Firemen’s Parley ure to appear Wednesday, hut was bus will leave the firehouke on to plan with heaviest losses for the Bendlx ...... p tla te ,” expUlned Col. WUfred been fired la.st night and attribut­ would put someone held for a the rangers use cars today, but President Maud Leggett of An- foe. clean of whatever subversive In- Hill cemetery. later released to appear today. School street at 10 o’clock tomor­ they still own horses and use them derson-Shea Post Auxiliary re­ Beth StI ...... M. Blunt, commander of the 12th ed the violence to a long standing minor law Infractldn at a great 'Northwest of Kiev, the enemy Cavalry Brigade from Fort Bliss. xlufnco may add to our country's row morning. inconvenience. in rough-country. quests that members of the auxi­ Beth Stl 7 P f . Manchester hSs seven delegates la retreating beyond the Dnieper. Borden ...... ■rex., participating in the Third peril or make more' difficult its Cornelius E. Hanunill Too. the rangers are trying new lary meet in front of Quish's Cornelius Elmer Hammlll of at the State Firemen’s Convention "In the region east of Gomel, Can Pac Arm y maneuvers. protection." The president add- which opened In New Haven this ways of trapping their old foes. Funeral Home tonight at 7:30 to pursuit of the defeated opponent is ed! Map'e street, Vernon, died today at . “We are now operating two Ches * O h ...... 371' "This makes them Ideal for co­ afternoon. Each of the fix com­ Fuller Chosen pay their respecU to Mrs. Evans being cbntlnued. ordinated work with the mounted “ I, like the rest of you. hoped the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ed­ checking stations in thC Austin Vhrysler ...... 557 panies In town WBS represented by In the front before Leningrad Coca - C o la ...... 931' triraps which can go anywhere. that domestic polltlea would play ward C. Stone after a short Ill­ district,” Colonel Garrison assert­ Mrs. Harriet Horan, owner of ness. He was born In Ohio and had, a member elected two months ago. and in Estonia, our troops are Col Gas & E l ...... 2»i "Other mechanized equipment no part in our defense Vneasures. The only change In the list of men As New Head ed, "in an experimental attempt the building at 129 Center street, fighting' their way steadily for­ To some extent pur hopes sre until hla retirement, been connect­ to stop or check rustling." Coml .Solv ...... 10% placed at the disposal of the Cav­ elected was In No. 1 o f the Man­ where she conducts a beauty par­ ward. Attacks on the Finnish front alry during recent times has tre­ realized—a multitude of the oppo­ ed with the New Haven railroad Every truck containing cattle is Cons E d ls ...... 1 7 R- chester Fire department. Raymond lor, is to have the property re­ on both sides of Lake Ladoga are mendously Increased its effective­ sition party is serving the cause maintenance department. stopped and its load checked modeled and will Install a new Cons Oil ...... 3 Coleman, who was elected, could Chosen by Nominating gaining ground daily.” Cont Can ...... ', 33 ness and individual fighting pow- xealously and efficiently -but on The funeral arrangements are against reports of stolen cattle. front. The contract has been er. in cliarge of W. P. Qulsh. Burial not attend and In his place W il­ Tightening Ring Around Odessa Com Prod ...... 53 the other hand the votes in Con­ liam Frazier, a former foreman of Committee to Succeed awarded to the Wennergren Con­ "But in the ‘peeps" we have a gress on the various steps in our will be in Brockdale cemetery, struction Co. The front-will be of German forces tightening their Del L A Wn ...... 57;,' Dedham, Massachusetts, Monday! the comoony, went to the sesaions. E. Kent Hubbard. gla.ss brick. J ring around Odessa were reported Pont ...... 1533^machine which works hand in prenarednesa show' that partisan Chief Albert Foy, who has been is hand with the Cavalry and makes politics is still rampant. Gasoline Shortage by German military sources to Eastman Kod ...... 140U Boston for four days attending the Herewith Is pictured the pastoral residence of the South Methodist church at it ready for any contingency along "True, there are a very few who HartfoM. Aug. 22.— The have oceupied the port of Ocha- Elec Auto-L ...... 28’i Memorial Mass convention of New England Fire home was occupied for the first time today by the family of Rev. W. L lp h Ward, j? adjacent to the church. The J. McKinney is to erect a modem fighting front." will wear a Democratic label who An •anniversary mass of requiem Connecticut Manufacturers' Asso­ two single dwellings each to cost kov, -45 miles east of the big, be­ Gen Elec ...... 31^ Chiefs returned from Boston last Pinches Motorists have Joined the obstructionists. I will be 8.ild tomorrow morning at ciation announced today that its $4,800 on Parker street. leaguered Black Sea port and Gen Foods ...... 391V night and went to New Haven to­ think these are in the wrong par­ 7:30 in St. James’s church for day as he is one of the officers of Nominating Committee had named Naval base. Gefl Mot ...... 38' . ty." (Oontlnoed From Page One) Question of Loan Julia Laine Donze. the state association. Alfred C. Fuller, president and the children's bedroom, and the Cadet Wasco E. Gudjunls. of 108 These sources said Ochakov. Hecker Prod ...... ' 71 . U. S. Senator Albert B. Chan­ board chairman of The Fuller bathroom in green will be devoted Russell street, a student at the Air which they called a base for light Int Harv ...... 331 dler of Kentucky told the conven­ Brush Company of Hart/oed, as Completion of Parsonage to their use. This also allowed for below last month. Now some re­ Corps Basic Flj-lng School, Gunter For Reds Results forces of the Red Navy, was taken Int Nick ...... 26"« tion that at this time "there should candidate for president to succeed a maid's bedroom, or sewing room tailers are discovering that their Field, Montgomery, Ala., was by a German division which dis- 1 Int T & T ...... 2 ', I be no division among us." E. Kent Hubbard of Middletown on the west, and this little room is August quota Is nearly gone and graduated on August 17 and will Onguished Itself In the Greek cam- ! Kcnnecott ...... 38",,! In Opinions Clash Should Support President who held the'office from 1917 un­ decorated in rose with artistic that they must further restrict soon be transferred to the Air palgn. r "h Vcl RR . . sales to individual customers...... 5 '.’ j “We should earnestiv support til hla death Aug. 7. cretonne hangings. Clothes clos­ Corps Advanced Flying .School at (Uontlnued Prom Page One) True Labor of Devotion T^liOck Dp All Day Sundairs In a bold assault, they said the 1 ^ ...... i the president of the United States John H. Goss, president of The ets are equipped with the latest ■ Maxwell Field, al.so in Mont­ division overcame stubborn Rus- ^ ^'°c'‘ heed Aire c™y«'n‘ences in all the bedrooms. Bhepanding on the government- gomery, _ . 27', in his efforts to prepare ade­ Scovill Manufacturing Company ordered night curfew, a number of Sian resistance and heavy Are from l'0«w s ...... 33 I any commitments before credit is SWEATERS • « , There are two stairways to the granted." he maintained. quately.the defenses of this coun­ of Waterbury and vice-president stations in the Washington and coastal artillery and Naval guns Lorlllard ...... 17 1; try, to make these defeasCs so of the association, has assumed New South n eth qd ist gue»ta and made interesting remi- I a delicate blue, the glass curtains and a front and rear CapUln Emily Smith, Miss Ger­ Mont Ward ...... 343^ Nevertheless. Danaher said he and trying to defend the harbor which . . . . FROM Philadelphia areas and elsewhere Hubbard's duties until Jan. 1 when ' 0 aldine Fisher and Miss Betty Bar- believed that there was little Con­ strong th«t we shall be able to Pastoral Rpsitlf‘nt la .1 ' cream net with a geome- ‘ P® P“ acmcnt A "rum- announced they would lock up all lies between the previous occupied Nash - Kelv ...... 4 Sj, meet anv » entuality," he added. the new president will take office. nesulence is ‘ Pird generation of the case i trlcal figure and the draperies are P“ ? recreation room, with a day Sundays. stow. Girl Scouts, who are spend­ cities of Nikolaev and Kherson. Nat Bisc ...... 1034 gress could do to block such a ing two weeks, hiking along the loan since it had authorized the Chandler criticized statements J h e association's annual meet­ Mrs. Maytie Case Crow' Uful as in‘' ;!2f,‘° PC^A'ided for parties of Washington filling station men Elaborating on high command Nat Cash R e g ...... 131^ ing which win act on the nomina­ tlful memorial home fo r ' South tartfact alloii others i_in the .house,______testi-_ children or grownups,grownuns. ornr a play-niou- Long Trail in "Vermont, are at Export-Impprt Bank and RFCRFr- Public Ufa which he said Methodist leaders of the future, by in a meeting last night proposed claims, an authorized source said Nat Dairy ...... 14^ "tend to create the impression tn tions will be held In October or elVs Memorial to Three fy to the good taste of Mrs. Crow- '‘ ‘‘nlands. present at Mount Mansfield and agencies to engage in such trans­ y-, . , , , -'’ rs. Mabel Case Vlot, who died that the government curtailment the most bitter fighting now was Nat Distiil ...... 22'i the minds of the people that the November. ell in her choice of wall hangings. I report an enjoyable trip, with N Y Central...... actions. Sportswear Cenerat4 0 n$ of Her May 5, 1940. Many of. the treaaur- program, now affecting only the centered iii the Dnieper bend, east president desires to take the coun­ Other Nominations M.sde and draperies -and to the deep 1 . . . ••’M t in import- HO US k ’S beautiful scenery on every hand. Atlantic seaboard, be extended to Nor Am Co Beyond that, he found cause to of the Pinsk (Pripet) Marshes: wonder if a loan to the Soviets try into war, because they are not at Other nominations made by the thought and care given to the General blanket the nation. Such a move, east of Smolensk and near Lenin­ Packard ....,...... 3 ' true." committee were: Family ; !\ow Occupied ;nor, knotty pine trim Interior — "Every prospect not disclose, though they main- velt transmitted to Congress yes­ years ago and came to the United pleases," — going on to explain feitM purposes. talneil their losses were low com­ Timken Roll B ...... 4514 Wilson, 113 Highland Btreet; Clay­ Manchester Green States when he was 18, taking a Mrs. Ward and their yo'un" sons, Brothers for $2,000, I ""<1 a door lea1, Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Within a short time he was op- occupy it. They moved in today. of the church. Venetian blinds shade .soldiers they say they have put Winston Churchill. You Are Invited To Visit Our Salesroom and See How window—the church oh the south ' to keep the~'gasollne supply in those out of action in the bloodiest cam Union P.ac ...... 80'4 Bertha Grobel. 65 School street; 'eratlng his own business from the Three Generation Memtirlal about $2u,000. | the strong, western sun from the vacation areas at normal until Unit Aire ...... 39T4 Mra. John Hewitt and Infant son, The hoti.se, one of the liiieat and BouEbt From Chenoy* j porch or library, when necessary. the buildings on Educational Is Seen Checked palgn the world has seen. Sweaters Are Made. basement of hla slater's home In Square and Wells street on the i afU r Labor Day, tradlUonal end Unit Corp ...... 9-10 Bold Change Urged 30 Falrfleld street; Mrs. Helena most modern erecte

and a known {actor, the true Ueva that perhaps it can; but we bianchestbr ia non-Partiaan. William Randolph EVENING HERALD. BIANCHESTER. CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 22,1941 atate of the Rugalaa armies la muat ask the question, and we are p^ over. But you gat that wap Hearst wrote a lot against Dr. when you are over 50. PAGE 8BI factor entirely unknown, and the entitled to an answer.” Open Forum Townsend taking dimes and quar­ Washjj^on Daybook ^ Clkra SnutherglU. training totaled 34 and certificates Strain still retantlcsa nature of the re< Preaching the gospel that the ters from old psople, but I had the attention of manufacturers / ■ a lady 80 years old tell me she 52 Student were swarded to them. rUBUBMXO BT THB cuTring Nasi attacks forbids any United States Army *can't lick By Jack Stlaiiett Political Fencing Tribute to BIr. Tryoa Of 67 students who applied for Skilled Help and government officlaU in toe lost two thousand smackers in near future as materials pr&riUea m u u } pRiNTiNo oo^ m a Idoae optimism, even on the basis anything is quite as destructive. Eklltor of The Herald; buying William Randolph Hearst Fare-toee-well, our neighbor. Daily Radio Programs permission to ‘take toe course dur­ 11 BliMll Btr«*t Well I always said I waa no does now. How thU InductldW will Cheap Plyw6od Pontooi ManetiMtar, Conn. that Nasi souices today are ad­ In Intent, as Senator Wheeler's Waahlngjtd^n — United States tfew truckloads of cases that their stock. ’■ Radiating sunshine even to toe eastern i Pilots Pass ing the second half of tbs' college politician and now I never want last, year’ 20 qualified physically and take place Is . question that la in- THOMAB rBROUBON mitting plans for a “winter front" trick of teUIng HlUer where the buslneaiiTnen finally have decided clients have dumped in their laps Herman Kopplemann has, the Still Scarce Oanaral Mana^ that wd are In a naUonal emer- that has brought the conclusion to be. The idea of a feud atartlng last I heard, refused to sign toe Fare-toee-well, our neighbor, 17 passed all classroom and pilot - - creaslnjfly becoming pertinent Bonodad Oetabar over a man accepting a job as to the local labor market," For Seaplanes Are Showi In Russia. Thatn there will be a army ia going next. gen^—and that busineas-as-usu- that the cause of the delay was petition to give toe Townsend bill Elarto cares aow are past. Meet AU Requirements training successfully. winter front novif Aeems altogeth­ al.is aa dead ah last week’s' ticker simply that the United States bus- Deputy Judge. And imagine men a hearing. Well he can’t make up We shall miss your friendship ~ The survey, based on reports Pabllabad Baair Cvaalnc Bxeapt The other minor would-be Sam­ hopping off the Democratic fence Shortage Raises Ques­ from the 18 field offices of the Baadaya and Hoflda>a Entarad at jtape. ^ I iness men hsdn’t waked up. They hia mind on who shall be post­ Miss your genial smile, Deaf, Dumb, Blind Radio F o p ‘Private Flying Lock Haven, Pa., Aug. 22 tha Poat ornea at Uanohaitar, er likely, but where it will be, and son currently In the news la a onto toe Republican fence and tion on Transfer to Connecticut EmpIoy.ment Service (45flnd., factory to prOduea tbs 0 I got It striilght from the Wash- thought they could expand without master of Manchester either. It Burdens you made lighter, —A method of making inexpen­ hlob, empty, wsigb half as , C DB„ aa Baoood Claaa Mall Mattar. what will be the condition of the Mr. John M. (100 per cent) Nlch^ Ington lawyers. causing dislocations. They thought Republicans getting into toe muat be an awful strain when you Shortened every mile. Certificates. Reports ^50,600 said Industry during the past Democratic pantry window just month continued to show "high I mstal ones. They can bS s BUBSCRIPTION RATEB Russian armies behind it, are ols, owner of the First National The Washington lawyers are In they could deal with priorities have to think so long about toe Amateur Given License Defense Industries. sive. lightweight pontoons for sea­ S On# Taar by Mall ...... M.M to snitch a plum out of a political productive activity, scarcely di­ planes out of plywood has been do* ped wltb tanks to carry suxU questions which depend entirely Bank of Englewood, l}l. Mr. a claaa by themselves. Their buai- without disrupting buslnesa-as- right thing to do, and then make Friend of Uttle children. New Haven. Aug. 22.—(45—Yale Taken from Japs fuel supplies. Par Mantb by Mall ...... 1 .10 neaa thrives in .direct proportion to usual. Now, say the lawyers, they pudding. a mistake. They will miss you too, Hartford, Aug. 22— (45 —The minished by vacations and season­ ®^Bla Copy ...... 1 .01 fighting of the next two or Nichols, Who ia 100 per cent op­ By C. K. ButterflaM ^"Freedom of toe Seas announced today that 82 etudenU al layoffs” and added: vised by Carl A. Lollam, toe They are eaaily repaired. PallTarad Ona Taar ...... 11.00 government activity In private in- . are finding out Weil, I’d just as soon be called When you read about aU those How they gathered ’round. ’: CBS, 9:80, S^te Labor Department reported Navy’s first balloon pilot. weeks. x. posed to anything /With which dustry. Whei sailing is compara- j A few of these cases—engender-t a mugwump, then when I see a Globe Hollow kids csIebrsUng in In tasks that you would do. New York, Aug. 22.—(4^—De­ Dr. J. C. L. Bates on "Japan’s Dl- had euccesefully passed all re­ Migrations Continue Steadily "All you need is a shirttati (( lemma." Shanghai, Aug. 22—(45—A for­ today that a scarcity of skilled All-winter, spring and summer fabric), a can of aiiplans MEMBER OF still true, as it has been ITestdent Rooaev^ may be asso­ tlvely smooth In the marts of ed mostly by priorities—are Inter-' man who knows enough to mind toe swimming pool lust remember Dear ones will miss "Father” and spite toe triple handicaps of lack quirements for private pilot certi­ "Migrations of out-of-sUte anchorage of a seaplane equipped THB ABBOCIATEOAraocii PRESB 'lis own business and I think he NBC-Red—7, Lucille Manners eign passenger abroad toe French mechanics in Connecticut had dope and maybe a 10-csnt Tka Aaaoclated Praaa la azjvlaalra- trade, most Washington lawyers eating and throw some light there are a lot of North End kids hia loving care. of voice, hearing and sight, '21- ficates under the civilian pilot workers continued without abate­ with toe floats on the Susque­ from the beginning, that only this ciated. first wop Tame for object­ are aa idle aa a fisherman who for­ I smart enough to help run toe that have to wade in toe mud concert; 7:30, Information Please; ship reported to­ raised the question "of whether a driver to repair most ly aatltlad to tha uaa or rapubilea- the situation. Thinking of their welfare and year-old Leo Sedowsky of Brook­ ment and In some Industrial areas hanna river here has demonstrat­ tlOB of all nawa diapatehaa cradltad nation can guarantee its own safe­ ing to fedei^I deposit Insurance. got to bring along the worms. But Jown he gets my vote. There ere puddles after a rain. T aint con- 8, Waltz’TIme; 8:30, Uncle Walt’s training course given in coopera­ such as Bridgeport, where local that could go wrong,” There was the case of the west­ every Joy to share. lyn, N. Y., is now a full-fledged tion with the Civil .Aeronautics day that United States authori- transfer or workers (from non­ ed. It was disclosed today, that the commented. to tt or Bot otharwtaa cradltad In ty. It is not safe to expect sOme Now he has closed his bank, “at when the laws of the land start ern contractor who got his big- only a few men like that and they stltional. I hope toe Democrats Fare-thee-weU, dear neighbor, Doghouse; 9:3(1, Listen America, tlts confiscated 150,000 from Ja­ skilled labor has become depleted, thia papar and aUo tha local nawa are getting scarcer every day. amateur radio operator. In fact Al Shean. Administration. . defense) to defense industries may Wollam floats are inexpensive and BBbllanad haraln. one else to win the war for us, least fo r the duration of the dumping apples out of the Indus­ geat private contract In yeara. It and Republicans will drop toe God bless you where you fare. panese passengers before the ship these migrants, when possessed of durable. trial cart here and there, capital One woman told me she didn’t feud and get together on helping toe Federal Communications Com­ CBS—7, Claudia and David' Qjurses In ground school sub­ be arraigned on a temporary, co- Obeervatory To Get All rlyhta of rapubllcatlon of required thousands of feet of lum­ We know that you are resting mission refers to him as toe “first left Manila for Shanghai last Mon- skills, have become the principal Adding to toe Im^iortance of apaclal diapatehaa haraln ara alao nor will It be safe even if Russian RooseVclt-concocted emergency,” legal lights have to weight their ber. He went to Seattle personal­ dare join toe Towhaend Club be­ toe North End on toe swimming In thd Saviour’s care. 7:30, Proudly We Hall; 8:30. Hol­ jects and flying were given during day. I operative basis, or Whether more source of supply for filling Job racarrad. resistance does enter the winter because, he says, he does not care coattails. cause it , was Republican and her pool ides. deaf, dumb and blind licensed ama­ lywood premiere: 9, Penthouse toe first and second college terms, {direct action may l>e necessary.’’ openings. the Wollam experiment la the fact Puebla, Mexico, Aug. . . ly tc place his order. Sure, the We hope tome day to meet you, teur." He said the Japanese were at­ ‘T h at’s why seven or eight lumber company officials told him, husband got* hia job because he I learned toe over hand crawl party. with applicants drawn from the I Labor Commissioner Cornelius that most seaplane floats are made Gov. Gonzalo BautUta amu— Poll aarvica client of N. E. with all its lines and mhin powers to operate a bank In a "nation De­ when tola Ufe la o'er. In qualifying for a license, Leo graduate and undergraduate body. tempting to remove money from I J. Danaher said. In his monthly "Threatened shortages of silk of aluminum alloy, now on toe Barvlca Inc. months ago, when national de­ they would be glad to have the waa a Democrat. I laughed at toe this summer but find I'm short of And to see you amiUng, aa you did NBC-Blue—8:30, WllI Bradley the Philippines In violation of the caused some temporary tenseness last night toe United SUtss IntacL The great ^dividend to uB frayed by Ita own public officers." fense began to boom; when the time, but goah, maybe she waa breath. Wouldn’t want to be too had to pass a written examination orchestra; 7:30, Death Valley It is expected that the program roundup of Connecticut industrial I govern menfa ploritlea lis t Ebeperi- emment had released Pabllahara Rapraaantatlvaa, Tha order. They would guarantee de­ before. freezing regulations. In some areas, but investigations I menta also have been made with from the Russian- campaign is The headlines he gets, of course, army and navy were splitting livery In 490 d ays...In 1943! His right. Well, toe Townsend plan far from shore when toe boat tip- as well aa demonstrate his ability Days; 8, Vox Pop 9, Sam Taub will be continued during the com­ The ship brought 380 Japanese I activity, that It was an "anomaly" aluminum from defense Jallua Mathawa Spaclal Agancy— —Florence Burdick Gibson. at copying code signals. Here’s ing college term, according to Les­ I that concerns engaged exclusively revealed adequate present stocks I composition rubber floats. Maw Tork, Chicago, Detroit and time, but unless we use it tso cre­ are small return for Mr. Nichols. whereases in thousands of con­ lawyer’s problem? To get a waiv­ on boxing. businessmen and th eir. families or priorities protection which to complete Puebla’s new Boaton. tracts; when there came the first er of priorities, so the contractor how he did It: MBS—6:15, Here’s Morgan; 7 ter C. Lichty, associate professor ; In defense work should be exper- Can Be Equipped With Tanks Domical observatory. A sblpment* ate an oi^ft-whelmlng amount of What he would like to see would Who were withdrawing from the ■ lenclng a labor shortage while W'ould seem to mitigate against Wollam, of East Liverpool, Ohio, rumb.e of priority talk—Wash­ can have his ptiler slipped Into the In the test’s 10 pages of ques­ Double or Nothing; 8:30, Elisabeth of mechanical Engineering and co­ Philllppines because of the freez­ any general layoffs." aluminum was expected to — MEMBER aud it b u r e a u or tions and problems, be responded ordinator for the C. A. A. pro­ non-defense Industries operated I has contracted , with an Ellwood, circulations that “naked force" which Presi­ be to have every bank In the coun­ ington lawyers peeled off their batch that are purely defense. Rethberg concert. ing order. Bight Germans and two here In a few days. dent Roosevelt declared to be the try adopt his own lack of confi­ coats, rolled up their sleeves, and with SO pages of answers which he gram. Italians also were aboard. w1(h an "adequate supply of train­ Tha Harald Printing Company. got ready for the avalanche of Wants None Of It wrote out on a Braille typewriter. What to expect Saturday: The Train at Two Airport# Japanese authorities denied ed machinists and toolmakers." Ina. aaaamaa no financial raanonal- only ultimate ai)Sw-er to the naked dence, and follow his example. Be­ For the code trials he "heard" Yale students received flight More Women Being Trained blllty for typographical arrora as- buaineaa they felt certain would There was the small Pittsburgh War—7:00, NBC. CBS; 7:55, NBC- knowledge of toe confiscation. paarlng in advartlaemanta In taa force of the aggressors, we shall cause he didn’t like the Roosevelt strike within a few days or weeks steel firm which for years had the signals through a special de­ Blue; 8:00, NBC-Red. CBS; 10:00 training at both toe Stratford and Though more and more women Haaehaatar Eraning Harald. have lost rdther than profited. reform for the protection of de­ at most. been supplying steady customers vice which reproduces them aa vi­ CBS, MBS; 11:00. MBS; 12:45, Wallingford airports. Only one ac­ German Barges Concentrated are being trained In machine shop Star performer m the August Sale— brations. He uses the same gadget cident occurred during the year, in courses and “ have passed tests positors. because he doesn't like Then what happened? Nothing. with about 3,000 tons of processed _ 4 NBC-Red; 2:55, CBS; 3:00, NBC; Friday, August 22 i, The legal business Jogged along steel. The big company from when “listening" to other ama­ 4:00. MBS; 6:25, NBC; 6:80, CBS, whlcHr a student waa injured slight­ Indicating their native capacity the spectacle of America resolved Ankara, Turkey, Aug. 21 —(De­ Canning Year at Its even pace. which it got the unfinished Steel teurs over bis station at home NBC-Blue. ly near the Wallingford landing layed) — r/J5 — Travellers from for performing tola work," the Week-End Specials At to defend Itself, under the leader­ assured it, that it could conUnue Young Democrats convention— field. “ Labor Department’s survey said; Dark Days for Russia southwest Turkey said today large "This will not solve the prob­ ' War, as the State Department ship of that same Roosevelt, he’s Couldn’t Understand It to have 3,000 tons a year. Then Solid AAaple Bedroom The address by Associate Jus­ MBS, 1,1:15 a. m„ Adolph Berle; During the first half of the col­ German barges were being con­ "We couldn’t understand It," tice Hugo L. Black in accepting lege year a total of 130 students lem of supplying workers In toe Momentarily, at least, Hitler'S of Agriculture ob.serves, gives the for a 100 per cent ruination of the little processing company got C?BS, ^2:30 p. m„ Edward J. centrated at the Island of Samos one of the legal fraternity explain­ a defense contract—10,000 tons a an honorary degree from toe Uni­ Flynn. NBC-Red—10:30 a. m., applied for the course and 40 were highly skilled brackets, the only armies have regained the 'initia­ housewife thought of shortages off the Turkish coast. Samos is reservoir of which now remains In American finance. ed to me. "And aa the weeks be- year—and a priority order for versity of Alabama Is to be car­ Vandervllle theater; 1:30 p. m.. accepted for training after rigid Just north of toe Italian Dodecan- tive and their typical war of and prices, and spurs her to guard that 10,000 tons. The small com­ ried by NBC-Blue Saturday eve­ physical examinations. The num­ non-defense industries. All reports Thl., la the vengeful, destruc- nothing happen- BED, DRESSER, CHEST Bright Idea club; 3:45. Bing Cros­ ese Islands and was occupied by Indicate that the Induction of these movement' in Russia. #or the against short shelves through the ® grew all the more puzzling. pany went back to the big com­ 8 9 .00 ning. His topic Is; "Current World by quiz. CBS—12 noon. Let’s Pre­ ber who succo.s8fulIy completed toe Germans during the Greek tlve, final phase of the Isolationist Why, my business for the first six pany. Okay, its men were tol^ Problems as Affecting the U. S.” 1 both ground school and flight workers Into defense industries Is EVERYBODY'S tend, eleventh anniversary; and campaign. past few days, the “s^newall" de­ winter. Yet the spurt In canning argument. Because the United months of this year actually fell you’ll get 10,000 tons—but we The broadeeat will come from Uni­ going to occupy nearly aa much of No wonder folks like this solid maple bedroom so S p. m., NaUonal doubles tennis. MARKET fense offered by the Red Armies observed this year Is not the re­ .States has not taken their advice, under the perioa a year ago. can't let you have the 3,000 addi­ versity, Ale. NBC-Blue— 10;30 a. m., Our Barn; FREE DELIVERY I has not had the stability that ad­ sult of economic fears alone; the "Here, Industry was being pull­ tional. The government wouldn’t well! It looks like a collectidn of fine old, pieces rescued 11:30, Farmers’ Union; 4:15 p. m. RICHARD MURRAY, MGR. DIAL 5105—51061 the United States cam face only ed up by the roots and transplant­ Dialing tonight: The War—6:00, jective impllea. The "stonewall” kitchen neophytes In the canning like it. from fiTeat-grandmother’s attic. . . pieces popular in (also MBS) Saratoga race. MBS— disaster. What we get, says Sen­ ed in new soil—and yet it seemed So this firm actually has hired MBS; 6:15. NBC-Red; 7:55, CBS; has been shifted too often. New England Colonial days. Notice the poster bed 1, Veteran wireless operators field are there, in many instances, ator Danaher, will "serve us to be going through this cataclysm a lawyer to get It out of a defense 2:30, NBC-Blue; 9:00, MBS; 9:45, award: 3:30, Luther League con- without a lawryer—witliout even a with its husky posts and .spindles. . . the dresser ba.se In the southern- section of the because their husbands felt a sud­ right." Although they charge, contract which would quadruple CBS: 11:00, NBC. . Bates 1 2 i - 2 lbs. 79cp 3 doz. 89c ^ 39e lb. impressive, it Is not likely to dis- ing Incentive to all kinds of kitch­ and listleas appearance seen in the tra. ''X "Japan’s Dilemma". AMERICAN turb the Germans, If they succeed again. But they are not govern­ farming districts. Their elders, inces to fall to toe Japanese, 12:00—War Netm—Will Osborne’s SAUSAGE MEAT Pound BOLOGNA en ambition. withered and ' emaciated. Once- Shantung farmers found from ex­ 10:45—Glenn hfiller's Orchestra. I In encircling the city. Artillery, ed by any loyalty to the ways of Orchestra. 11:00— Ehso Reporter — News 1818Frepsi«6 It la a matter of some technical brawny coolies staggering luider perience that It waa better to 18:80—^Woody Herman’s Orches­ Kalional Wheat ies Week ^ bombs and starvation would then democracy. They are out to prove Weather. opinion ■ Just how much money Is the coffins of funeral corteges os plant no more than they needed tra. 11:05— Sports Roundup. Mustard America’s decision wrong, and the weak bury the dead. for their own use. Any surplus qt. jar 10c f be their weapons. saved by such home effort in the 12:05-^News. 11:15— News of toe World. 3 packages 33c ; While dramatic danger thus ex­ themselves right, even If It takes The white mourning clothes and would be conflacated. If not by 1:00—SUenL era of mass production, but mass funeral trappings are not even one faction, then by another. 11:30—Sonny Dunham’s Orchestra. Milk Fed Roasting Veal ists at either end of the long the destruction of democracy to 12:00—Linton Wells, News Seal of Msrit—14-Os. Bettis production seems to have slipped folded away; they are in almost Slowly Starving to Death Tomorrow's Program A. M. do it. constant use. ^ ■ Russian front, new Nazi pressure a few cogs of late, and home can­ Then toe drought caught them, A. M. ' 12:05—Teddy Powell’s Orchestra, Ritz Crackers pkg. 19c Every blow they strike at the Shantung, formerly one of the and they are today without re­ Catsup 2 btls. 25c £ In the center of the line threatens ning la the sure way to have a 6;00^R«veUle and Agricultural 12:30—Bob Crosby'a Orchestra. SELECTED ROLL safety of America ia struck under richest a^cultural provineju in serves. They are slowly starving Newa 12:55— Newt. MILD AMERICAN f the moat serious complication of supply, and one of a quality that China, has come ’through an' ex­ to death. Msr-Vd-Us the pretense that they are engag­ 6:85—News. * all. If, as the Nazis claim, a de- mass production, even if It func­ tended drought Freshefa • alao By early spring they peeled bark 6:80—Sunrise SpedaL EGGS Sunrise ing In the process of democratic have- caua'ed the Yellow river to A M *^®*"®"®’*** BUTTER CHEESE Salad Dressing, qt. 27c f clslve victory has been obtained tioned, could never duplicate. from elm, willow, and acacia 7:00—Morning Watch. debate. Some day this nation will overflow In some pjsicea, so that trees—and ate It. 'They mixed toe at Gomel, this opens the way to There la no condition In which the here crops alrea^ parched by 8:05—Newa, 7 :00-^Nsws, .^Westher. Pineapple Juice wake up and realize that It waa > bitter roots of weeds with dried 6:15—European Newa Roundup. 7:|^Shoppeto. Special — Music, Msr-Vd-Us a southward move to the rear of products of your own garden fail drought JiaVe. flooded out sweet potato vine and millet not debate at oU. but sabotage, 8:80—Radio Basaar. Time. lC d o z . lb. 2 No. 2 tins 27c Marshal Budenny’s army, and al- to taste best, and next January But the m,aj^ity of the fam- husks and peanut shelli—and ate 7:55—Nows, Weather. I c IK Mayonnaise not the platform freedom of ^ Ine-strlckerv-’farmihg population in them. 'When they could get U, 8:55—Wnc*a Program Parade. ■o possibly to a northward move the housewife who is able to serve 9:00—Doys O’Dell. 8:00—The World T e^ y . democracy, but the license of a S h a n tu i^ la the victim -of war­ thev bound this mixture together 8:15—Shoppers Special —' Music, designed to roll back the RussUm up canned summer will feel Just fare. /Tlieir acres sen^ aa a sort 9:15—Food' News. Benrioe—No. 2 ^ Siae Tin b am les Tsnfisr bold and unprincipled fifth col­ with wheat or millet flour, but 9:80—Frank Lawson. Tims. 8lloed lines directly defending Moscow. as good as It tastes. of /No-Man’s-Land over '' which these are 14 tlmea aa expensive as 8:30—News, Weather. Tfenntagar umn. The sooner America awakes to « e armies surge periUodlcally, 10:00—U. 8. Army. Fruit tor Salad Encirclement, and the threat of they were three yeara ago, so few 10:15—Muslcsl T (^ e. 5 :35—Sboppere S ]^ la l — Contin­ Sweet Peas 2 tins 25c to this fact, the safer America beside the locusts. can afford them. Boiled Ham lb. 47c Salam i encirclement are sUU the key­ 10:80—Music WhUe Tou Work. ued. lb. 2 9 c will be. . X Japanese control la exweised Soma die. from simple starva- 9:00—Press News. Bsf lee No. 2Yesterday I happened to be In the Peiping to Canton, but the people 11:45—Ad Liner. who need it worst ara farthest Thailanders Told Corned Beef tin 23c Of the InltlaUve, the Nazla are simple opposition; the Instinct to Flagg treats the warm weather offices of the American Splrlta 13:00—Strictly Swing — Elliott Gulf Shrimp, 2 tins 29c fighting both time and the Rus- calmly. . . . His wiry, brisUy grey company, high in the RCA build- from toe railways and porta Which MUler, lb. destroy develops almost Immedi­ toe Red Cross can reacn. Missions To Dig Shelters P. M. OU Trasty Blana. The behavior of time la hair U Innocent of a hat. . . . He ' ately Once It becomes apparent r J t . 1 head out the window and look at also distribute relief, and from 12:30—Stare Over Hollywood. less Frankfurts U s pi^ctable and certain; that of that Uie majority la not going to, M*^*^*^ gabardines With no i the seals." . . . I did.» .. From that them come toe most harrowing BENCAL Du a l r a n g e Dog Fo(»d 3 tins 25c the Russiani la not. They h'ave accounts of unrelieved suffering in Bangkok, Thailand, Aug. 82—on be swayed by argument Each toe vast interior. Toilet.Tissue, 5 rolls 25c from the beginning disdained the Fiki» u .. ' thought up by Salvador Dali. —Ths Thai radio told the peopis BED DEVIL D ESO ta isolationist, when he feels argu­ China has always had hunger, today that ths govsniment fully Selective ISe^ice Btrategy of a luring retreat, and 'j‘**^ ****^ o owns . . . They were flat as pancakes, ' ■" ment falling, has the InsUnct to V * 1 **)J5?****^ eyebrows in • New utterly without depth. . . Thev for it is over-populated and huge trustsd Jspsnsss and British ss- SALT CLEANSER chosen to “slug it out" with the and poor. There u frequently fam­ sursness DOG FOOD Coffee constitute himself a Samson of wrinkles at the comers i swam and frolicked^ like appari- ^ tnst BO attack oo this Quota Is Filled lb. 28c ine, but seldom over so wldeqnead 149.95 N atl armies over every inch of Drink nation must be destroyed. ___ toe pop bottles, toe peanut shells, talk of Mark Twain, whom be I * • to gM cooking...by merely turning ona slty imarsetiesbls but sadsd that Applesouce 3 tins 23c . ftghUng this kind of action, it lior toe shirt sleeves. 1 must be a Bengal waa toe first to give us a range 6S men into the Army durbig the next Two comparatively minor Sam* knew, and alao of Ben BuUer, who switch! You can alternate Bengal gaa or marUy styled as alectrte refrigerators. s dlrseAttsek from Jspsasss oc' ■nob.” ~ ^ W a^gK^^ Aug. 22-:dr) — oil m k ln g or baking as often aa you wieh. euplsd Indo-Chlas might bs mon Is entirely possible for the Rua- aona in the IsolatlonUt cult of won questionable fame as "Beast” This model has chrome and black porcelain t O e ix > x One of these days some motion BuUer. military dlcUtor of New- New W ar Department contract for it’a no trick a t aU to change. No bafflee .fssslbls. 3 jbtls. 25c Star Water gal. 19i ^Ssna to have an army seemingly destrucUoni took their ugly tug at picture producer is going to have awards include eight to Connecti­ trim on glistening white porcelain. Other .4 cans 25c Clapp's StniBsfi Orleans during toe OvU W ar and to lift or adjuat: no dampers to regulate. featurea include cover-all tops that make « (CsntMris Only.) totact a t one moment, and have Oliver Gramling's' book, “AP__ cut companies: The one switch does the entire job. Bengal tbs welfare of ua all the other who was charged with stealing all flat table top of the range when bumefe Fort Devena, Mass., to round out Baby Food 4 tins 27c iho organised army at aU the next. day. The Story of News.” crammed toe silver spoons in that southern American Braas Co., Tarring- la tba perfect all-weatber range, tn Sum­ down his throat; then he will re­ ton. Conn., brass tubing $4,178. ara not being used; autometle oven eentrol Price Ceiling Put the August quota of 6M soldisra. ^Bosr near the Itoaatana may pos- metropolis. "That wasn't true," mer you cook and baka wltb gas. In Winter for gee baking; ofi owltcbea located con- CLOROX PILLSBURY BsysL-Assorted llsireaa One was Dr. Henry Noble Mac­ ceive credit for being an astute Bridgeport Brass Co.. B r id ^ with oU. And in-between seaeona you to# first induction psrtod CAMAY SOAP •Ibljr be to such a breaking point, toe Judge declai«d. "Ben BuUer ventenUy behind toe front left hand door.. . Cracken, president of Vaaaar Col­ showman and grabbing a “nsto- was greaUy maligned." port. Conn., brass rod. $2.85$. switch from ona fuel to the oUwr as often ^ OonaJScut democratle world bae no wBy Seymour Mfg. Co.. Seymour, aa you wish! - , and many otherk. UauaUy $15948. Easy On Formaldehyde ram have been accepted for Army FLOUR Gelatin 3 pkgs. 14c lege. Because he does not beUeve m l" while nls rivals weren’t look­ The Ju d ^ alao had aa interest­ Terms arranged. Large bottle 17c Marshmallovfs, pkg. V f^Mkaowlng. ing. Had Noel Coward written it Conn., nickel silver rod, $1,147. S-Poond B ar ...... 2 5 c Acoordlng.to Liondoti that tha United States army ing explanation of toe word "state­ ‘TorringtoR Co., TorringUm, (which be couldn't have, even had room" as we know it today. Ac- 12-Poand B ar..... 56e iiljpyw whatever optimism there should fight for freedom, be was Cohn., bearings $2,065. Open Saturdays until 6:20. Tueadaya and Thursdays Washington, Aug. 82—(S>—2,eoa Jsp s greet New Bsirteafiee Small bottle 10c 6c bar he wanted to) It would already be commodaUona aboard ship are unl- Henderson, price adminiirtrator. 24KfPoand & r ...11.09 Raeata’s chances of balled aa-another Cavalcade. I t la Stamford Rolling Milla, Spring- out to prove It Incapable fight­ versallv known aa "cabins.” In d ^ Coon., braaa cups, $174,000. • B* •*. For special evening appointment call 5171. Imposed a sctaedula of - ceUlng Bbs qghsl. Aug. 22—(i ^ T b e TODAY'S CANNING SPECIALS la based on exactly what iu UUa aays it ia— New Oncana there waa one cap­ ing for anything. toeatoty of newa. If you like ^N U ^Bam ent Pond Co., P ra tt prices yeatarday oo formaldebyda, sreettog SWEET PLUMS Mr. “Can a military equipment, tain who bad two especially flna fit iWhltnay D lvisi^ Hartford, whirH Is eoeentlal to the manufae- new bsrbedwlre barriesdse around CANTALOUPES Vellow Ripe Bfwspapers, you ought to read It. eabliia on his ship. Ona of these tii'e of plasties. YELLOW ELBEBTA oatr w ta t Stalin which is ailmlffaAJy built to Preaently Oacar SerUn is going to Conn., gagss, $1,496. Wis nghs l s city Umlu today, esun-- *FISM. BIPR NATIVI be named IxnilMsna and tba other fufilsnd Knitting Co.. The prices range from 4.25 eeats Uw *0PM spprebsnalon among noa- 2 d o z . 2 5 ® isitiah or fiimrlrsn Oonuay'B," asked Dr. ICaeCrack- pradudS it on Broadway. Tbere’a MlssiaalppL t t was his custom to to 9:5 cents s pound F.OB. tbs l O e each f ta It tor tba man who V^tod. $.000 drswsrs. $«,. A ^ fUrolga rssldentai Army offl. 4 lbs. 2 S « peraStteg to go en, “OTettake and destroy that give th isi to distinguished guests. 980; 9,000 undsnihUla^ $9,929. major shipping potato. Tbs takea It to Hollywood. . . . If you were Important, you necssssry to prs- M s or t t * fiESr. of which It la aa ImlUUon? We , . • • • Torrington Oo.. Torrington. nheduls doss not apply to sslw vent tsrrorlfts from sntsrtag or SEEDLESS Peaehes got OBWOf tba "SU ta” rooms. . . . In jMofstesm a t Isss Wwn ss Frsih Pldud Sweet Cora Tomato Rockefeller Center Oo^,- surgical nMdIsB, $4M68. Sqgaah and CBcaBbtra are not mere defeatisU. We be- That’s how the wtwd stateroom Delivery dates were not an­ asm* Intn flommon use. nounced. WATKINS HsadsrsoB mid that soms dssl- • R o T H E R S . I N c For every i.lOO men tn the 2 Ibv 1 9 e bushel i t - q r . ers hsilbssa dwrgtag ss much .ss British Expeditionary Force, there 1 9 ® 3 V 1 0 « 47 e a t s s pound. •' one chspista. 61-95 . x-'li /

r/ I L6E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, AUGtJST 22,1941 H PAGE Armored Unit F. COatci. John A. Peterson isill- *aise Dimock U. S. Pilotg ter street; Harold R Purinton to law In thto city for SERIAL STORY quotations of sub-contracts tfJr de­ 3,500 Shriiiers luitrioua PotenUte of SpMBx Bruce L. Paton, Weatwobd atrtot; pa.st 13 Temple. Plana have already Men years. j Defense Clinic fense work in coming weeks. General Dies G. Dewey Nixon to Raymond A. Name Peizer Typical of the small concerns On Ground completed for a notable serlea of Gamble, seven lota On Hilliard A graduats o f (Yale Law School Paaedena, Calif.—Mark R. Ba­ Agree on Plan to Offagi As a Soldier entertainments, receptions, din­ Md a member ofstoe Connecticut represented wer* 20 and 30-em- Are Expected street: two parcels of land at SECRET VOYAGE con, 89, retired industrialist and Shows Results ploye shops located in out-of-the- (Oonthnied From Page One) ners, golf tournament, parade South Main street and ML Nebo As Postmaster ^ r As8oclatiolvJ)4 wras In the former congressman from Mlchl- In Alarm drills on the Capitol grounds, and chicken business at Vernon before BY JOSEPH L. CHADWICK CO^YRieMT. IMI, vray villages, equipped to do spe­ avenue, Frank Cheney Jr. at al to NCA •■RVieS, INC. 8«n- cial tooling work sorely needed Upsets in Silk Indust (^nd>er of'Local State great Army men," the slight, wiry concluding with a brilliant fete Margaret R. Dwlre, stampa Indi­ joining Bernard J. Ackerman In Navy and Coast Guard Tulsa, Okta,—Mrs. Glenora E. Hartford as Host to opening law practice here. Small Concerns to Ben­ and sought for in vain, up to now Chaffee received, even as he lay (Oontlnnwl From Pago One) and spectacle at Bushnell Memo­ cating consideration of $11,000- Lawyer Gets Rockville Ford, 88, mother of Gov. S C by the large corporations. Gaults Company Is rial which will be attended by He Is associated with the Demo­ VBstordayi Jim Mallory tel la Demand Federal Juris­ Ford of Montana. in his final illness, citations from Northeast Council of Margaret R. Dwlre to L. A. Con­ Jeffery Hammond there ia no ore “ I know that girl meant trouble efit as Result o f Hart­ OffY/'"'*"22-^^-The^lndu«try tor,mnw,t Lauded^ for His Work. the national government for his disappeared before the British got many notables and citizens promi­ verse, part of the foregoing tract. Nomination by Presi­ cratic party and has been active when ahe firat came aboard tbe Spencer, Ind —Mrs. Sara Jane ®c'*P»e Aviation Division Office of Prc^uction Manafement [ ••ntatlve* *6 diMruM local pfoti . 1 within firing range. Order Sept. 26 and 27 nent in social, civic, and public af­ Administrator's I>e^d politically in the city since coming In the Sonora hold. Hammond diction, in Los Angeles. Johnson, 73, >widow of Ban John­ of The Bendix Aviation Corpora­ work in fathering the new branch know* that, admit* be played Ajax tug, Jim.” ford Meeting. annou^ed yesterday that AFL ' particular areas. ".-ij of the Army. American Batteries Silent fairs. By administrator's deed proper­ dent Roosevelt Today. here. His nomination does not "She made a play for me, be­ son, founder and first president tion. one of its representatives liouis OL Dimock' « f Bolton Cen- The Imperial Potentate will ad­ ty on South Main street has been come as a surprise to Rockville along to keep Jim from reporting L«os Angeles, Aug. 22.—UP)— of the American I^eague of Pro­ said, placed two large contracts and CIO textile union leaders had I To Sludy ladaolvy Nsaito Nomination Confirmed Not only did American alpmen Illu.stri6us Noble. Imperial Po­ cause ahe thinks the Sonora Is Hartford, Aug. 22.—(A*)— The K tar received a letter o l recommen- residents. to the Coaat Guard. He tella Jim during the clinic and will probably a # not take off. but anti-aircraft bat­ dress an evening meeting at Bush- conveyed from the estate of . John Rockville, Aug. 22— (Special) — making me rich. What a laugh!" Navy and Coast Guard spokesmen fessional Baseball Clubs. i A compreh'enslvs sitiifv Shortly before his death, the tentate Thomas CasscLs Law of nell Memorial as will Dr. Frank Matchett to Frank Cheney Jr.> et the Sonora waa acnttled by Bert northeast's prime defense contrac­ sub-let several more in the near tfation this morning regatding his teries of the U. S. forces stationed Saul L. Peizer. attorney-at-law "What are we going to do about today demanded unified. Federal aoo. Richard F. Dimock. The let­ Senate confirmed his nomination Atlartta. Georgia, will addro.ss the C?assidy. The Imperial Potentate Better Navigators r Halloran, who wae reecnpd. after tors, who couldn’t find small con­ future. He talked with more than by Pre.'Jdent Roosevelt for per­ here were sUent throughout the fifth annual two-day session of and member of the firm of Acker­ being fired upon by a Brttiah war- the Sonora, Jim ?" Jurisdiction over the port at Los 100 sub-contractors. ter was mailed ftom Battalion alarm. will speak on "Masonry and De­ Permit Seattle—(g'l—Dr. and MV*. Rob­ manent appointment as a major Northea.-tem Shrine Council at man and Peizer, was today named ahip In tbe Americaa neutrality "We're going to go through her Angeles as a defease measure to Stale Gas Sales cerns to do their outside work, and 'Headquarters, 2nd Bn., 1st. Mih There arc no American service mocracy" while Dr. Cassidy will Application for a building per­ ert M. Lee canoed 500 miles down The Electric Boat Company of i f "ii^ nr fx^rtaa. .general, a rank he previously held Hartford. September 26th and address the session on the subject postmaster at Rockville by Preal- aoee. She waa tranaferrlng oU from stem to stern. There's no protect the nation’s second most Cohnecticut’a small manufactur­ Groton, which launched the Navy’s P''oriuction for civilian u4e The meeUng of union lotoon Diet. Connecticut State Guard, and pilots flying for the British air mit for. the erection of a single a treacherous Arctic stream with­ Important harbor. The program Included adoption 27th. About 3,500 Shrine visitors of the work of the sixteen Shrine drnt Roosevelt. out mishap. En route home to Fort aad rubber to n belligerent ahlp. manganese aboard, but there's ers, who couldn’t find any work to newest submarine, the $6,000,000 *^xa told thaf the unemploymMto It applauded the . work done by force in Iceland, authorities .said. dwelling and garage at Lakewood Peizer. who served as prosecutor Chairman Harry Truman (D- Too High in July of the "Buffalo plan. ” a formula 3K>ung Dimock during the recent Hospitals for CYippled Children. Collins, Colo., they were delayed Hammond offer* Mallory $5000 toUXf something CIJIC.else. AI’ve VC Aa Ihunch llir iC Il ILIt'a O do, got together here and out of Gato, yesterday, placed a large problem among MIk workera . (The incident was the first In Circle has been filed. The home will In the Rockville CTlty (Jourt under Mo) of the .Senate Defense Com­ for the training, retraining and ' Officers' Training School at Ni- General Chairman Coates has be built at a cost of $7,500 for C 12 hours when their Hteamer give up the search and be silent, j something In the first mate's cab- the meeting came business friend­ amount of work with The Deep be e^iecially aevei* In the Boraa-' which a German plane has been Judge Thomas Larkin for two two- hut Jim refusea. He plans to stay In" mittee proml.sed "this committee placement of workers /(ppUed at ton and Wllkea-Barre, Pa., aran* Intlc. appointed the following commit­ Henry Olson. grounded at the entrance of Seat­ will work on it," Hartford, Aug. 2 2 -(/F) Auto- ships which may result in the River Manufacturing Company, the Buffalo, N. Y..-automobile Cbrp. Dimock, who is a member reported over Iceland since an­ tees: year terms has been practicing tle harbor. on the aoene, believes there Is and, an official said, might do busi-’ and in the Paterson, N, J„ eartlnn. ' nouncement July 7 that American At present, the Na(vy. Coast mobile owners purcha.sed 43 1-3 stabilization of the state's entire plant which clp.scd recently to per- oA Company H, local Guard unit, Reception, Wilson A. Fenn; Fi­ something on the Sonora to sal­ Both got Into diving suits the per cent more gasoline In Connecti­ defense effort. nesj with about 20 other concerns j I In Pennaylvaola, offl play enforce protective measure.s. Is WEEK! engines and the steel steeds of the one step ahead of the notice and of your midnight snack. And ilome Carton today. Veal, Beef, Pork Ground for a loaf. "Looks like It But I doubt If It needed, he declared. armored units. lb...... the g'l^e safe, don't you ?" will come tonight. They can’t HEALTH MARKET having read In The Her^d thaL Fresh Cut Up Fowl for a nice chicken "What do you mean by that?" To Tniman's sugge.stlon that '! (Oonttnoed from Page One) the place was sold leasp^he one soup, a good value at, A know we're not armed. I think such authority should he exercised When there’s a suggestion of Fall In the air meat The entire town of Henderson, Chuck Beef Ground, Her smile waa gone now, and hurt they’ll try to jump us at daybreak becomes more important in the daily menu and’ h M story brick buildlne^'^t No. 20 each ...... ; ...... WM In her eyes. "I'm trytnjg to hv the state, Captain Coffman re­ Wheaties . houncement that two of Its cor- N. C.. has been set aside as a Birch street and wjjrmove into his ,\ I 9 8 c lb...... when, we’d b« more likely off plied; ’ leapondeDts in Batavia. Nether- bird sanctuarj'. tell yoii that I wqs a fool to talk guard. But we’re not going to be «"• W m.ki4 new location ovaT the week-end. Lower Round Ground, of the Sonora that day, right after "Events during the past 12, f lands Blast Indies, had been order- We Have A I.imited .Amount of lb...... here at daybreak." months Indicate there should be \ . ed to leave the East Indies Aug. S you had kissed me. I should have Curly’s seapicd old face showed 3 pkgs. 33c Itevorlto Items! known it would make you ground­ some Instniment not affiliated because of the objection of Dutch NEW ENGLAND DRE.SSED Our Ow-n .Make Pure Pork surprise. "You’re going to run?" with state or civil Interests." i I Hast Indies authorities to the edi- Sausage Meat, lb...... lessly ■uspiclous.'' "Sure. After 1 go through the llABY LAMB! ORDER E.ARLY! "W iat I mean Is," he said, "that He did not specify the events torlal policies of the Nichl Nlcbl Sonora s cabins. I’m' going down to which he referred. He told Good Luck Beef Chuck Roost lb. 27c 1 chain of newq>apers. Fiegs, 4 to 5 pounds each, you put your money on the man after dark. who looks like a winner. Right the committee that Admiral ' Order Termed “Illegal” lb...... A DELICIOUS COMBINATION Blakely has been seeking a re­ Nlchi Nichl termed the order LIVER AND BACON now I look like a winner, to you. There was no motfn that night, A short time ago it was Eric definition of the harbor area Jar Rings 1 Veal Roast **iUegar' and said that, since the Fores, boned and rolled, 5 to Tender Calves’ Liver, Western. and the complete darkness was a placed under the Navy’s jurisdic­ Ib. 29c Britlah-Americon order freezing '// /r COMCi FROM BAUMS ITS GOOD Forbes, and before Forbes that bit of luck. The schooner couldn’t FOOD STORE 6 pounds each, lb...... lb...... ^ -r other fallow." tion by a recent presidential or­ Japanese credits the Dutch East ob.serve the Aurora's activity., der to. give It the necessity au­ todies had completely entered the Fancy Sugar Cured Bacon! freshh^jl^ed. She bit her Up and stared at 5 doz. 25c Eastern Dressed Fresh Ham Rib Lamb Chops, him wordlessly. Jim got Into a rubber suit so thority. ______• K “Anglo - American encirclement HOW t o il JUST W RtTV A t ^ t he could enter tbe sunken camp.” The paper carried articles LIST; *VtAL STtAIU>.*QUAsn lb...... Jlra'i voice ran on. cold and ship’s cabins. He stood on the Ja­ and Fresh Shoulden from the correspondents in which PAK£D VAMS. FR uir W AD J hard with anger. "You handed me 33e 37c cob's ladder waiting for Curly to Wife of Turfman Large Sopply Thto Week! they complained of unfair treat- <*ooo.* w line about Bert HaUoran being place hla helmet when Blackshae'p Linit Starch -. IMnt in ^tavla. k>at at sea, and all the while you came to the railing. The Cayman’s s Regrets Charges i l)q m y {!g k e They- said anti-Japanese propa­ ourop knew he was merely hiding out •bony face wore an uneasy grin, a Fowl Cut Up ganda was being officially inspir- T>1E AD AT OUR NEW BAKERY DEPARTMENT and working on this Sonora thing. sheepish look. eoch 69c ^ resulting in an Intenaiflcation O F M V ______And you were working with him." nrr6RoteR—A six I Sugar, 10 lbs. . 2 lbs...... doubt of It Those dully glinting pound daughter was bom to Ver- I 55c her eyea. and she k # t biting bard' q u ic k ENERGY Burt OhieY Evaporated Milk, on her under Up. yellow metal bars were gold. enlca Lake, screen actress. last I Peache.s, Jim said. Into hla phone, “Curly* X Deariae Yallew eagor Crumb Cokes e..i. 15e Freaek’e or Goldea’a . Bight. She is the wife of John Det- 3 ca n s...... GROCERY DEPARTMENT'S WEEK-END SPECIALS!. FlnaUy she aaid, "All HghL 23c 4 lbs...... Jins/* .rve found It* Send down a line teofcea Jalighttml eattk^ Extra Large ^ Hs, studio art director. to haul It up!" lee, weffUe. eoadlee aad Swift’s Premiom Land O’ Lakes Ha went over the tide and Mustard Native Tomatoes, Every Taste and Every Purse Finds Satisfaction At He got DO answer. Tbe wli* was saatoa-to tofaaiu) ol aa- Lge.Jar 11c Butter, lb...... dropped Into the Aurora'e boat. •rgy volaa. l-PoeadCtoa 40c 4 lbs...... Ha eat In the atem r/id didn't look dead. And suddenly chill te m r Del Monte Your Manchester Public Market! ^ hold of Jim Mallory. He Sweet Peas Depot Square xt the jtacht aa the seaman Tunafish,can ... Peppers. Native. pulled for the aalvaga Mtip. choked. He couldn't get his breath. 19c He turned his lamp bn his air PURE LARD Hershey Syrup Cana Aboard the Aurora, he went to 3 25c Market Fresh Western 3 lbs...... BUTTER SPECIALS Quaker Puffed hoee; the hoee seemed Intort. but 2 cans 25c Fairmont Cream- GRAPE JUICE his cabin. Curly came In aad Dial 7626! Free Delivery! Eggs, doz...... Corn. Wheat, 2 pkgs. ... found him pacing back aad forth It as (Mad aa tbs tolephona. a-Oa«e Caa Del Monte 35c ery, 2 lbs...... / V C Royal Scarlet, Pure Concord No air was being pumped down to ^ •Matches, dozen ...... Quaker Puffed 2 Pint O A ' like a caged tiger. Curly Hates nlni. Burt OInty Rib Corned Beef, llg h ^ his pipe aad patferttly strip of 6 boxes. Land O’ Lakes, (To Be Oenetaded) 2 » - 2 5 * . Ik, 19c Rice, 2 pkgs...... Bottles ...... Z V e waited. Sordines in Tomato Souce Peas, .String Beans, 2 lbs...... — Golden Bantam J2 e BrcMims, sturdi-, "Curly, the world's cham­ towel Lima Beatis, Wheaties, Quart rm There w ^ ^1^84 deaths from Roasting each ...... 2 large pkgis...... Bottle...... pion fool," Jim fInaUy said. "I fall 29c 3 q u a rts...... Seidner Mayon- in lova with a girl who isn't worth tuberculosla In tha United SUtea 2 ran. 2 5 r Chickens, |b. Our Own Coffee, Kix, large ^“ rtng 1983 compared to 68,877 in Corn Eagto Braad , 39e Apples, I naise, quart Jar. a man's second look." IBSo* Y Shortening s.u. <>. pound ...... package ...... Kosher New Dill Ground Beef, 19c 4 lbs...... O Pint ------— ------1. ~ Orange Pekoe, Tea, Ripple Wheat, Spe­ Pickles, quart jar Aimeei'a Star 2 Iba...... jar ...... Sardines i Can 5C 49c Orange.s, Sunkist. cial! 2 Igc-pkgs. .. Fresh Cucumber 10-.12 Lbe. Average 2 cans 23c Legs of Lamb, Dog Food — Red Heart, dozen ...... 8-Ounce Royal Scarlet, Ham ;Ib. jar » • • ••• • • • • Worcester Salt iM-Lb.B« 4c Calo, Pard, Rival, p Spinach, Native, Grapefruit and Orange M b. jar ...... FIm Bert Ohey •leans...... i C d C 4-Ounce Juice Blended, . dAssorted peck ...... - / AT MIDNEQHT (MulomaUealfy) Sweet SlicM DiH , jar ...... No. 2 can, 2 for . . PickleB, 1-lb. jar . . Creamery Butter Cold Cuts, lb...... sJVC S ^ ------Seidner Salad Dressinir.. Grapefruit, whole segments 101 CENTER STREET Peas ond FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE Qlt ^ t 4% 4% — Royal Scarlet, O A h e a l t h . EAT GOOD FOOD. Carrots * T m 'M O m MfAfartofroatevwy iitgM jar~..*••,■*•.••... s9 Vinegar, Pure Cider or Largs Sunlight Rtring Beans ...whil* you tioopi Rottom automoKcany. No. 2 can, 2 for... j L w Q White, Royal Scar- ^ 4% BUY AT PATTERSON’S — THAT YOU SHOULD! Celery . lae. beh. 9a A wendodul invonHqn and only NOtOC Pint ‘ A l Carrots let, quart bottle . . I Freak Orqea er Wax Celery hot it. jar ...... 2 l C Whole Beets, uniform size. Sauerkraut, Royal Scarlet GROUND BEEP ...... ib. 28e Oranges, Bananas and Royal Scarlet, m A *H A N O tn O tm alimlnotot m«*t with, •Fancy, 3 Imgest STEAK GROUND ...... ag* dos. String Beans Melons •fliplying drip Iroyz. One* a wnok onty..., THE MARJORIE MILLS No. 2 c a n ...... | . .Ib. 25c J_lb s. 25c a • • •'# a • a • EGGS 2 cans 25c rrmh. NaUve you pour off water os from o pilchor. HOUR SPECIALS Diced Carrots, Ro.val Scar­ .lb . 25c V ^ L G R O U N D ...... lb. S2e ' 'Ckwd Food On The Square! Native Peachei MaxweP H Florida Grapefrait Jniee, let, No. 2 can, m v . A COlOMOa Moot Orowor it cevotod and Libby’s Lunch OUR GOOD TEA .. - w we blend with pork. real, ham as yoa Tomatoes Royal Scarlet, 2 cans for ...... I /C ^**hre. Healthful. EranomicaL 1 Wegner lbs. 21c tvpor-rafrigorated for moote ond fwioa Tongue, can . . . Freeh - foods. No. 2 can, 3 for... Coffee Lb. 29c 11 Large No. 5 Can " Larsen’s Vet-All, Libby’s Rqgst A 9 T ■* samr-SMiaa otoAiatee Porii and Beans, Royal I Board of Relief 2 cans ...... Beef, 12-o£can.. Z# C Beets or Carrots ' bch. 4c A 16-QUART dongor of edon or Rovers to In nbos. Scarlet, 23-oa. can, O O Freefc Friend’s Beans, 3 c a n s...... AOC SUced Dried Beef— Grapefruit 'Util Manchester BASKET To itiM. odd 22 gm l More* tootera.' Spaghetti 2 large cans ...T. Tomatoes, Royal Seariet, 2!4*oance Cana 25c 1 ■ndirdlii, dm .zduri-. “OtmUy lalmsr CM- Calo Deg Food, Sweet Corn dox. 17c Fire District Sweet and Full of Juice — Excellent for EatIngT Metpi^nnd o mIHptroid wolid moSsr ft* tongsr soHd pack, 0 9 ffi«-.... 17c VoemaatMaM , . '* 1 lit.....To moittr. 1941 voteot^.pn «MWt 3 c a n s...... \ ______No. 2 can. 2 for... J m ^ C 5-ounce 9 Juice Large, lin k Meat Tetley Tea Budi^t, Orange to barabgr given to aU GET THEM WHILE THEY LAST taTMNnvstotoi. *>«•...... 33t Syrup Contoloupes In the South Manchesr Clorox, Bottle 15C 1 3 lor 25e" AT OUR STAND M ebtoek. . District that a Board of •X-...... 35c pint . , Salted Peanuts, vacuum 2 cons 29c win be bdd in the 10c Cpti ictianery or Brown in the Musldpel No Deliveries on this Grade STOP IN TODAY! Quart . pack, Ro.val Scarlet, « A ApplM Thursday, Sept Srd, "■^19c \S.10c 17c 8 -0 * .c a n ...... I “ C 5 Ibt. 25c? to t p. m.. DB.T., for the Argo Gloaa Starch, « |g Rinao, large h a n d e r ' of hearing any aad aU SUNSWEET PRUNES * pbffu. I - dtvr Green Stamps Glren With Salra^^^i ' the tax hst. gliRTON D. PEARi^*5 Medium California, package ...... Z I C Sugar X Smltb. Scottoweli, A C IvpryFlakea, Free DeHrary On AH O riw i Far ILOO TtiwT 2-lb. b o x ...... I / C S r t ^ s ...... Grape Juice Pero Orchards • W package . . . . Z I C *16 OAn^AND STREET MANCHESTER 5 9 9 MA:N - hotel SHEki: ‘ N 8i: ' r-:,si 7590 RINQ 33804 ■ '•■(■J ins Cane i^Th* Diol 5137. 29c qt. .

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R ivr Leave* Bridge; from BuahnaU park to tbs Dutch i fDon H Ask in Restaurant Dive Bombers Shock Kills ^ In t arsa. it was wpqrtod, when Must Build New One its upper secUon cams in eoatact with ths wire. Ths youth reported­ WEEK-END SPECIALS AT Far Whiskey Pumpkin Pie Given Tests Dike Worker ly was bolding onto h pips on the Bonham, Tex., Aug. 33— n lx6r. — —When the Red river Although other workmen were H u uiyone In Connecticut aeon*into the remote receaaee of the Used in Coordinated At* flooded last spring, it ran out G>ncrete Mixer Strikes saalating in the moving, he was ‘'Whiakey Pumpkin PleT” Don’t Nutmeg State. from under a $450,000 bridge the only one injured. W. D. STAR tack with Ground and took up a new course, 200 ti7 thla one on your nearest bak­ "Whiskey Pumpkin Pie” is a High Tension Wire at Company ofllciala said that the female, brindle-marked Scotch yards o v ^ ln to Oklahoma. ustus in the First Roun youth’s home is in CatskUI, N. Y., j ery. because “Whiskey Pumpkin Terrier and will actually answer Units for First Time. After moAl^ of waiting for Dutch Point Section. and that he had been working fo r Pie” is just a dog—a valuable one, to the aforementioned name. The the truant stftam to mend ita the company off and on for the MARKET which belongs to Arthur Mueller Hotel Bond has oiTered a liberal re. With Army in Arkanann, Aug. ways, the river folk haye giv­ Hartford. Aug. 32— Edward past two years, following in the 47 NORTH STREET en in. They’ve put a ferry in­ Whirlaway Set of ' Butte. Montana, one of the ward reported to be more than one 22—(P)—The Army's new Douglas Barboza, 20. an employe of B. footsteps of hU, brothers, one of ; PHONE 3885 Cards,. Dodgers Open Pi^^ni’s Play hundred dollars, and the Connec­ to operation and are planning whom Is a foreman and the other ' “Where You Buy the Best for Lem!” twenty-four British American Am- dive bomber, which air officers for a new span. Perini and Sons, Jnc., dike con­ We Deliver! ticut State Police have been en­ tractors, was shocked to death a shovel operator. j Stomach Puncli Floors hulani^e Corps drivers who was on listed In the state, but Mueller’s claim will out-perform the drekded For Chi Derby board the initiated Egyptian steam­ German Stuka, waa used In a co­ early this morning when a con­ Land O’ Lakes Next Sunday dog j; still unfound. crete mixer he waa helping to Vital Series on Sunday have been Eriki-made at the West Side thtO''M- ship ZamZaift when it was sunk by Anyone sighting a Scotch Terrier ordinated attack with ground Japs Bomb diimgklng I Modean, sporta a German raider. move Btmck a high tension wire at SUGAR to thank son which have eeveral tiifies af­ which does more than look bewild­ forces for the first time today. Rough Circle Dutch Point Dike section. Highly Favored to Take those who have sent fibwers and fected the reault of p>« games The Willimantic Negro Mueller and another ZamZam ered at the sound of “Whiskey Sweeping along a la-mlle front New York. Aug. 22—tflV-Strong Meet Ellis-Slavkin Nine The youth, who was making bis formations of Japanese Navel air­ BUTTER Cubs Trounce Leaders $40,000 Stake Tomor* gifts to him during his ^ fo r c e d concerned. survivor, James Stewart of Oneon- Pumpkin Pie” will please notify in three separate assaults starting 10 lbs. 52c layoff due to an eye InMsUon Of East Hartford ta, N. Y., were eating dinner at the Arthur Mueller. In care of the Brit­ at dawn, the aquat-bodied planes home here at 172 Wethersfield av­ planes were reported today by the The Standings | 1,400 Watch Good Card aigai Defense Used enue. with his two brothers, An­ Tokyo radio to have bombed ' Only sold at this price Yesterday, 6*2; Cards row in Windy City. Su(^ remembrancea are greotl] What' we would nice to do, on Hotel Bond In Hartford last Fri­ ish .American Ambulance Corps. plummeted from the aky repeated­ with other orders for $3.00 to be appreciated when' one c t S occasion, WbMi vfe hav# the op- League at Oval. day night when'"Whiskey Pump­ 420 Lexington Avenue, New York ly toward token enemy troops de­ thony and Tobias, also employes of CThungklng, Chinese capltol, this i, or more. Miss Chance to Climb; Veaterday*s Basalts not read and when one la bedrid­ U f rights; Vendnllo traded blows and eorfy . Ui tt e ^ the company, was rushed by am­ morning. The announcement was 11 I 39c Ib. Chicago, Aug. 22—^ UF — Whirl­ irtunlty. Is to exercise our privl- kin Pie" got loose and vanished City. Eastern ploying over the rolling, heavily- .Army Discards Front heard by CJBS. den and alone with his thoughts. In''reporting the game from Paganls West Sides, a team that wooded terrain. Pretending to drop bulance to Hartford hospital but . Feller Tames Yanks. Hartford 8, Binghamton 5 away Is back in tbe town which TKO'. Pope,, Aucoin, “i'lsa'sj was pronounced dead on arrival. Maxwell House t h o /^ o w d ” angle, setting down is now preparing to defend their ; bombs when their machines came Line Technique in Cur­ (night). proved so Inhospitable to him last We have been called to task the feeUngs of the fans respecting Larry Jones Soft for. later Beil went down for. no oouat. within S' few hundred feet of the Holding Onto Pipe The slang expression, “a bone to i By Judeon Bailey Williamsport 6, Elmirs 2 for exercising what we believed to Championship of lf(40, u-ill play I I v ^ ^ . ' • flurry of turioua ■ added, “so that they will afford The mixer was being moved month with Its Arlington classic, dlsputedNleclsIons, which may, or 1 Designs for Play complete .reedom of movement ground, they immediately roared rent Maneuvers. pick,” was used as early as 1665.1 Asaodated Preoa Sporta Writer (night). be our privilege in reporting baXe- may not, bK in error later. the strong Ellls-SIavkln team of Jack lo ifn g ; O uthrie blows, Beii attempted to eovor np COFFEE jinx raca of Champions. and then, in wbat looked Uko O and still retain the modest lines upward two or three thousand feet Ib. 27c The Brooklyn Dodgers and St. | Albany 3, Springfield 0 (night). Tomorrow the S-year-old with ball games at the Weet Slje; set­ East Hartford Sunday afternoon Wilkes-Barre 2-9, Scranton 1-2. ting forth the spectatop’o’ view- Wins Hard Way. dive, took a nine-count It wia Uniforms Sought of conventional beauty.” to set set for another dive. With the Army in Southwest Regular or Drip. Louie Cardinale have atruggled ail * the one-eyed blinker will run in the ParUanshlp Should never affect at the West Side. The game has Although the squadron of bomb- Washington, Aug.. 32— Draw- National historic American Derby at Wash­ point on the plays. The-fnstance on the reporter. He shpuld write from been called for three o ’clock. Rocco’a round by a wide nurgto- era had simulated attacks on the Van Camp’s ■eaaon without proving anything Chicago 6, Brooklyn 2. which wo were called waa of little an unbiased angle t v ^ t he sees. By Luke FhlUlps , At the start of the second Bril Heat Bursts Tear Oss Shells In a lesson from the flanking tac­ ington Park In an attempt to show The East Hartford team is now 70,000 men of Seventh Army Corps important, and nothing that can I Cincinnati 8, Boston 5. coneequence, but there is a mat- If a clear-cut decision goes against a leading contender in the East Leo Del Maine. 138, of Worces­ I went down for no count after an Philadelphia. Aug. 22— — tics of German force*, the Army what was expected of him July 26 InclpTe, dally this week, thin was the first happen during the remainder o f ' Pittsburgh 5, New York 3 before he ran second to Attention. or the underdog team theriMs noth­ Hartford TTwlllght League and is ter, scored a knockout In the wan­ I exchange of punches. Koceo John B. Kelly, director.of national St. Joseph. Mo,, Aug. 22—OF)— time their actions had been direct­ has discarded the front line tech­ MILK 4 tall cans 29c (night). custom mIXM up Uf in tpe subject ing the writencan do abouVlt. He I pounded his belly unmereifUIijr physical health training, is seek­ Deputies in the Buchanan county nique in the current west const the week te going to change this Four other horses were expected composd of leading industrial ing seconds of the first round over ed through radio communications New—U. 8. No. 1 record. Philadelphia 5. St. Louie 4 which we feel should be exposed. writes It as it happened. The league players. Some of the better I and when Bell could stand no ing designs for a national play uni­ sheriff's office Just sat right down war maneuvers of 100,000 men. (night). to face the triple crown winner. In­ Billy Augustus, 138'4. Wililmantlc with troops on the ground. The two rivals for the National cluding Bushwhacker, rated a# a situation exists with respect known )>layers are Jackie May. more he went down again when form and an insignia symbolic of and had a cr>- over the hot weath­ .\rquired From Navy Each of the four participating American Ilfhplring Is a thankless job at favorable (but fair) decision Negro, in the six-round main bout Rocco swung at him without hit­ American' 'strength and vigor. er. That was after they’d opened divlatons is drawn up in a rough 15 Ib. League pennant simply are mark­ leading threat. Beat and the small pay Twilight third base, Kelley, shortstop, The Douglas A-24’» are the new­ ing time for the opening of their St. Louis 11-0, Philadelphia 3-12 To a Tee, Dally Trouble and DeK fecting the leading team. hv. second base, Hutt, first at the Red Men’s Arena last night ting him.,, Bell, a wild awingeiy The play uniforms, he said, the safe. Tear gas shells stored est in compact bombing aviation. circular formation. Staff oftlcers Washington 6-9, Detroit 3-0. league umpires receive Is in no before a crowd of approximately was completely out-gensrolod b)r !?are to be worn by men, women there last spring had burst from explained that the strategy is to Potatoes \ital four-game eerles Sunday In ray were the other starters, with measure a comparison with the , Johnny Kershaw, outfield and Acquired by the Army from the Cleveland 2. New York 0. Delray apt to draw considerable But there arc times, and they Pal^tifKi. pitcher. .1,400 fans. - The knockout blow, the more experienced Rocco. ''and children throughout the na­ the heat. foil any flanking Attempt by an Brooklyn. This marking time Boston 8, Chicsgo 5. difficulties encountered through­ Navy, they fly on the level at yesterday took the form of both support In'case of rain, for the have occurred at the West Side yoSs Monday Night terrific right to the stomach, came Guthrie Is rushnd tion whenevei they participate in more than 300 milen an hour and enemy. It wouldn’t find any flank out the season. We align with, the this past season, when the writer with startling suddenness after Oolt’o Joe Guthrie, 187, of Hart­ maas. Individual or special athle­ On an average Sunday, almost NATIONALLY ADVERTISED teams losing and thus maintain­ Standings horse Is a superior madder. Nick "Angelo, manager of the are equlppjed with wing slots to there, only more o l the same for­ Xostera rest of the world that an umpire can, and should, take the view of Del Maine had hurt Augustus, who ford, won a hard-earned decMca tic games or exercises. six million motor cars are used mation that it was trying to sweep ing the 11-2 game margin which Albert "Pinky” .Browne, exer- Is the final judge of play. It Is hla West SidesNjs making every effort reduce speed to about 250 m.pJi. in W. L Pet. GBL. ciie boy who Is given much of the the’Spectator and watch the game to get bis complete team around In has fought here previously under over Larry Shannon. 134, of Spen­ "They are to be designed,” he for transportation of churchgoers. around. separates the Dodgers In first JOB to see—and to JUDGE. through his eyes. It is only 7air the name of Walter Mundy. with a cer Mass. Joe caught a Tarter ta the dive earthward, adding spe­ place from the Redbirds in seC' Wilkes-Barre .78 43 .645 credit for quieting the once-Unruly order to be In Shape for their first Straam-Ilned divlalons would be that he should do this and steer w m the hard-hitting Spencer lad. who cial accuracy to their performance. ond. Williamsport .75 45 ;625 2^ Whirlaway, believes intense heat playoff game nexi Monday night. Volley of blows. There plenty prepared to meet any attack with BREAD Tliere is no argument on that clear of reporting a ganMf' accord­ of action In the abbreviated set-to. showed clever defenM, tying Joe Elmira ...... As in thjs Stuka, the Douglas Is Manager Leo Durocher has been 67 .56 .549 114 and the-process of “ training off" score. We will not even state, The local lineup mhy read some­ aimed at the target and pulled tanks and armored cars distribut­ 1!4-Pound Loaf! Binghamton .68 63 .479 20 ing to a set standard Constantly, thing like this: .\ugustus was clever in covering up in his rushea in the first round ed around the circular formation. trying to line up his pitching staff caused Whlriy’s defeat in the clas­ though everyone knows, that skyward the moment Its bombs Scranton .59 66 .476 204 sic where he was the 2-5 favorite a more or less hackneyed report Hedlund, catch: Murdbqk. pitch. up at the start and managed to get and raising a raouae under Joe’s are relea.scd. Contrast To .\Uied Defense for the Cardinal series. He start­ Albany ...... many frosty decisions have been of the game. over a looping right to Del Maine's left eye. Guthrie gained a little ad­ Pinehurst Meat Department ed Kirby HIgbe out of turn Wed­ .55 68 .447 24 and predicts the Champion will Zapadka, 1st base; Smith, 2nd I Manned by a crew of two, the The strategy is in contrast to Springfield .48 73 left eye early In the round for his vantage In tbe second when ho nesday against Pittsburgh in or­ .397 30 stay close to the rail ail tha way base; Cox, shortatop; PINEHURST RENTSCHLERIZED , light, low-winged bomber can the defense of the French and Hartford .... .48 74 .383 31 \J, tomorrow. 3rd baae; PaganI, Madlgsn, chief bit of damage te his oppk2 minutes, 22 eeconds. non into the ropes with a bard Roasts of Beef very tender. . .more flavor. | ;tho 33rd Division (tllinols), to the tle attempt to form an extended Pot Roast Sunday’s two games. So he start­ Chicago y ...... 51 67 .432 25 <4 fifths of a secoivi off a 6-year-old To Meet on August 28 Loses to Jackson right and the Bay' Stater took a north of the practice defense posi­ front line. ed Luke Hamlin agalnat the sixth- Boston' ...... 46 69 .400 29 record to win. Joe Gan>K^152, of WillimanUc, a count of eight after olmori gotal RIB ROAST BEEF— 6-7th RIBS. —I------y ------tion taken by Seventh Corps be­ The tactic is modem and at the place Chicago Cubs. Thla deci­ Philadelphia .32 83 Major League favorite wltftxlocal fans. lost the out of the ring. Pound ...... A / C .278 43 "Bushwhacker Is up to the point tween the towns of Blevins and same time historic. It was the 29c Ib. sion proved more disastrous as the American now where he’s fully capable of a learn Will Play Open­ per gams. , . . Yaqka Red Sox and decision to Johnny Jaricson, 152, Marty Burke of Hartford won 3rd, 4th and 5th RIB RO A STS...... , |b. .nSc ; Washington, In other attacks it formula followed by pioneer west­ Cubs cruised to a 6-2 victory, New York .... 81 42 .659 good mile and a quarter,” WelU Browns doing i> In the American Leaders of Worcester, riK ^er Negro. In the official time-keeper and the struck with the 35th Division ward bound wagon trains! The ending a six-game Brooklyn wih- Chicago ...... 65 56 .537 15 eald, but added: ing Game of Season League. . . . TVoes that mean the the four-round eemhflnal. Some of ever-efflelent Billy DeHon, an­ The.se roasts are cut short which makes for easier ning streaky nouncer. carving. The 27c cut makes a nice 7 to 8-pound roast. I (Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska! American trail blazers threw their Sngxr Cured, Lean Boston ...... 62 58 .517 17'4 Little Chonoe Against “Wbiriy” Nationals hOve better pitching or the fans disliked theNleclalon by in the central po.sitlon and with wagons together In a circle as a Hamlin gave tw o ^ n s 'ln the Cleveland .60 57 .513 18 "I don’t know that anything has With Norwich Acad­ the Ameiitans better hitting* . . . By The Associated Press Referee Johnny Q u n e ^ f Water- the 27th D^islon (New York) at defensive maneuver against In­ Daisy Hams flrat two innings an^, then Mace Detroit ...... 55 66 .465 25 much chance against WTilrlaway." All rignt, don’t shoot—we only American League bury, but to this o b s e n ^ it ap- the southern flank. emy on Sept. 19; I peared that Jackson carriro^very PINEHURST NATIVE POULTRY dian raiders on the open prairies. Oeauine Spring Brown loaded the ^aics with none Philadelphia .52 67 .437 27 While V/htrly la highly favored thought we’d ask. . . . Favorite Batting—Williams, Boston, 414: Dairymett Nip In the current maneuvers along out in the thirds Durocher rush­ Washington .52 65 .444 28 dr(a1c of the pro footballers is but- Travis, Washington, .369. ‘ round hut the first, despite the ‘ No need to go South to have Southern Fried Chicken to take the 140,000 Derby, Cfiiicago Practice Early. a 100-mlle western Washington Leg of Lamb ed Wyatt onto pie scene for his St. Louis ...... 51 67 .432 27(4 turf fans recall how he lost to At­ .Mrmilk — straight. , , . Baseball Runs—DiMaggio, New Tork. that he hit Cans low In the when you can pet Pinehurst Native Poultry, dressed front, most of the distance is cov­ first relleL.jo'b of the season. The Today’s Gomes . tention at Arlington, and how 113: Williams, ^ ston , 108. round. V ic’s Package especially for us by poultrymen who know how to feed Denies VFW ered only by defensive holding Oroto 4k Welgel'a lean righthander gave the Cubs jEostem favorites had lost previously in o’Son;2;''S5„"': Runs batted in—DtMagglo. New The bout waa confined almost chickens to make them tender and plump. . .a real bud- units or patrols while the four di­ their. other runs. Little Jake Hartford at Binghamton (night) cinch races. Gallant Fox fell by squad will play the opening game A1 BelL pitcher for the local club, York. 112; Keller, New York, 107. entirely to InflghUng In which Joe fe t buy are these plump, tender visions aie drawn 'up as $he main Assorted Cold Cuts Ib. 35c Mooty kept the Dodgers under bis Springfield at Albiny. the wayside m the 1930 American of the season agalnat Norwich on there, hasn't allowed an earned Hits — DlMag^o, New York, seemed tb have the advantage In In toie of the best eofthoU ; Code Broken self-contained striking forces. thumb with seven hits. Wilkes-Barre at Scranton. Derbv to Reveille Boy. Johnstown Sept. 19 and for that reasfin Coach i D*** innings. . . . The 171; Travis, Washington. 170. the first round, although Jackson o f the Two Divisions In Reserve showed considerable cleverness in Health ^nd Wealth The Cardinals muffed a golden Elmira at Williamsport. failed to live up to his role as an Tom Kelley has called M. H. S *^.**\^. q“ |Jlfied in Doubles—DiMaggio, New York, Even the four circular divisions Native Broilers or Fryers, Ib. 31c National 38; Boudreau. Cleveland, 36. covering up. Perbape sensing the the yic’sNsoftball Onr Very Lean opportunity to cut down distance o d d s ^ favorite in the 1939 classic . r . I Women's Western (3blf Tour- night. WiOT BROILERS pound 37c are not along an even pront at in­ by losing to the last-place Philliea, Cincinnati at Boston. football candidates/together for nament this week is the same SL Triples — Travis. Washington, slight advantage he gained In the Southard Hearing ^nds stakes. And there have been others. in the firm Inhing it looked Average 83c to 92c each. tervals, officers explained, but in PORK STORE 5-4, in a night game at Philadel­ (Chicago at Brooklyn. Whirlaway, with $275,636^ prize the initial so that practice ~Paul ' gel who used to hold Na- 13: Heath, Cleveland, 12. first Joe continued to clinch in the After Day of Tension; battle array two would be up and 95 WELLS STREET Hamburg 2 lbs. 45e phia. Pittsburgh at New York may start befpra ochool starts. Uonsi speed skaUng UUes. Home runs—Keller, New Tork, reraamlng three rounds, but start­ runaway for TELEPHONE 3423 Onr Soper Cube money already won. could boost his team, but the And remember, plenae, Hint Plnehnntt Ment Cuttent drr«* two dropped back for a reserve St. Louis at Philadelphia earnings to around $320,000 by Coach Koltey, who has been 30; Williams, Boston, 28. ing in the second Jackson began yoor ponitry rrndy for the pan, oven or kettle Hithont the live The Cards banged out 15 hits in . the fourth .\ccnser .Attacked. knockout punch. and brought Mort Cooper up to .Vmerican taking the winner’a share tomor­ sum m erly In Holdemeas, N, H.. is Today’s Oneet Star Stolen bases—Ckuie. Washington, InflictlBg punishment, batering of a cleaver.. .no Hpllntera. You may be awfully proud o f the way you J w ’s left aide, and kidneys heavily. another run in the , The rounded division also offers Steaks |b. 35e the ninth inning with a 4-3 lead. New York at Cleveland row. A1 Robertson, who rode ■expecteiLiiome this week end and E- T. Bales, Chattanooga News- 19: Kuhel. Chicago, 18. Chicago, Aug. 22 ~UF— K court the tactical advantage of being Boston at Chicago. Whlrly In hla, last two races, wl 1 he asked that the candidate^’ Pitching—Gomez. New York. Had Joe boxed his man, it appear- proved to bs the cUnche^^ Another Meaty. Tender Poultry Buy. . .5 to 6-Pound fix tapioch pudding, hut it can taste pretty Emmett Mueller opened with a F'rce Press: "There Is a general Henry Skoog woe the martial of the Veterans of Foreign able to wheel swiftly for defensive Rib Lamb Chops Ib. 29c double. Bob Bragan duplicated it Washington at Detroit. handle him'.ih the 31st running of for.,7he team report to him next feeling In southern football circles 11-i; Murphv. New York. 8-3. •ed, he would have had .more chanci Wars today waa drafting Ita ver- action or a thrust in any direction. flat, served too often. Men like to he sur­ Wafer Sliced . — Philadelphia at St. Louis. the Derby. * ^Thursday afternoon, August 28, at National League of carrying off the honors against star of the evening, getting ROASTING CHICKENS lb. 39c for tbe tying run. and Howard that the one big coach definitely his stronger opponent. for four, while K. ] diet in the case of Earl Southard, prised, men like variety. They want food Krist, who hprried to the rescue, ^5 p.m. in the Franklin school on the spot is our good friend Batting — Etten. Philadelphia, And we have Frvers that will weigh 3 to 3 ' i pound.s. aus^nded Illinois commander, who building. Suits wdU be Issued at Prank Thomas of Alabama. Tom­ .334; Hopp. St. Louis, .333. l y o Manchester hoys who ap­ •fi • great gonm at thtad. O ! _ Dc'Iiberate Crash Chombcrlain Pried Beief, j Ib. 33c yielded a alnfla to Ben Warren for peared on the card. Jack Younx Ilpe and Benton were the eniv'’' Tender Fowl for Fricassee. Small Turkeys. denied^ a charge that hla work in that is tempting and different even more than the winning tally. that time and practice sessions my's contract expires next spring, Runs—Hack, Chicago, 89; Rei­ scheduied for Friday, Monday and ser. Brooklyn, 88. and Patsy Vendrillo came through men for (Res to get mors than one behalf eg an anti-war group vio- Bods Pick Up <}anM and if he is to hold any hope of j lated the V.F.W. code. they want low food bills. Libby's Tuesday before school opening. Runs batted in—Mize. St. Louis, with flying colbra- hit, each collecting two. Tasty— Well Trimmed Of ( ’ars Charged Oncinnatl'a red-hot Reda pick­ Silbros-PA’s Battle having it renewed be must take The score: The first major hearing in the May Get More Practice Tennessee and other major foes 80; CsmiUl, Brooklyn. 85. Vendrillo, 150, kro« by a teqhnl- ed up a game on the leaders by j If the opening of ochool Is delay­ Hits — Hock, Chicago, 143; ral knockout la the. second round V toe ( » CHUCK POT ROAST 142-year histoVy of the veterans' Corned Beef " 12-oz. can 21c beating the Booton Braves. 8-5, thla year." I group ended 1^ night after a day Los Angeles. Aug. 22—rpa grid SL liiuls; ElliotL Pittsburgh and result of a barrage of lefu! and Janzon, c ...... 4 0 1 7 • • TENDER YOirNG BEEF LIVER the charges against hnp. Marino, ^PA’s Catcher,’ The J team. . . Including Tony C^alvelll, Southard.' who testified he was duel with jalopies. Steaks, Chops and Roasts coasted to bis 16th victory. . Standing:s ai: boys aiming for a spot on the Reiser, Brooklyn, 9. ' rights to the stomach. J. MazzoUnl, 3b .4 A ft 8 f ft GENUINE CALVES’ LIVER BACON District Attorney John Dock- Mayonnaise quart 39c The Pittsburgh Pirates bounced May Pitch for Saver-' team br(ng their signed insurance late of Stanford and the Detroit Home runs—CamiUi. Brooklvn. During the first round there was Glezzon. p ...... S 4 0 ft f ft I wounded 19 times during overseas Uons: halfback Bud Gathers of GROTE & WEIGEL AND SKINLESS FRAKFURTS ' I war service, is secretaryXof the weiler charged that at the height GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES bock from their four-straight de­ <• Won Lost cards and ons dollar before being 25: OtL New York, ahd Nicholson, not much action and the stanza Barton. I f ...... 8 A 3 A ft ft of a gang flght Saturdav night. feats St Brooklyn by nipping the icks; Twro Weeks Lay*! Morlorty Brothers ...9 3 allowed to practice. The coach ex­ Nebraska's 'ST-’Jk squads; Utah Chicago. 21. ended even. Popeye got ia the beet P. Manager, lb .3 A 1 14 ft A Citizens Keep America Out oVAvar Pint 25c i Pint 15c State s Lyrm Lunt and Ned Con­ SHANK or BUTT ENDS OF MORRELL E-Z-CUT HAM Committee. His post charged^he Araujo and Vargas deliberately New York Giants, 6-S. behind big Pollsb-Americons ..... 7 6 pects a turnout of about 50 can- Stolen bases— Frey. .Cincinnati, blow of the round when he stag­ N. Barton, rf ;..8 0 1 1 A ft We deliver orders of $1.00 or more. Max Butcher, who now has stop­ off May Hurt Silbr^j I Sllbros ...... 7 ner. Penn '37. . . . One of the Na­ PIsat, e f ...... 8 A A A ft ft LARGE BUTT ENDS OF HAM TO BAKE. Special ,39c Ib. ' appearance of his name on a com,, crashed their fllv-vers. Peter Del 34'^]-Pound Rag 5 dldateaYor team berths. 18;'Handley, Pittsburgh. 12. gered Pat with a left. Tho second Gado, 18 and Peter. Barrasas, 16, ped the (jlonte six times this sea­ : Pagani’t West Sides ,!5 7 tional Amateur Golf qualifiers is Pitching — Riddle, Cincinnati, was a different etory with Pet i mlttee pamphlet advocating “no' OPEN SUNDAYS Tonight. Herman Berg. Jr., who admits his For Saturday Dinner... Plnehnrat Trnder I obedience" of the leaae-lend act were thrown from Araujo’a car son. In the American X,2 10 14-2; White. St. Louis, 15-4. ■mashing solid blows Into his op­ 85 3 A 37 8 ft and killed. ' I Gold Medal Feller found the time was ripe for ------1 sister can knock him off any day ponent despite Pope}re's frantic Dairymen (8) I constituted a violation of the vet- Tonight the Polish..A mericans. In the w e e ^ . . She’s only Patty Rib Lamb Chops lb. 39c erana' constitution and by-laws d6- hie 31st victory, a 2-0 shutout of battle weary rrom ^ i Sports Roundup efforts to cover up. Popeye wros AB R H PO A B Flour ' the psce-aetUng New York Yank­ from - two _^raugh ; m the yet Berg. . . Charley Buffing's the downed for a count o f eeven ehort- Skoog. e f ..X. ...4 3 S A A ft I i mandtng loyalty to the United games with the only Yankee fllnger who ever Labor Day Race I i States. ees. Feller, who had won only one . c .u , leaders.' for some strange rMso'rT they fiSl * ly befoiy the referee called a halt Megnuzon. aa . . .4 A 1 3 A ft Freshly Ground Beef lb .3 0 c play Sllbros for,^^ond pUco spot to get enough to c w 4 " e x ^ n i!. By Sid Feder serped ’em up for another big II Hla prosecutor declared South­ Other gsihe in more than a month, I” expenses. halfway through the period. Kcitaey. e ...... > .4 1 A 3 A ft Ser\e Leg of Lamb or Boned and Rolled Shoulder of In ths TwI league. The game will | And for the first Ume (Plnch-HIttlng for Eddie Brletx) lefigue club. . . . All the others Hall, p ...... A A 1 A 3 J ard also was accused of subversive $1.03 scattered eeven hits and fanned New York. Aug. 32.—op off Its kind ever booked at the popu­ rights and lefts to the stomach be­ Early Picking nf ' wouldn't permit my name to be Face Rump, lanoed four of ’em. . . . If Clude fore taking a 10-count on his knee Quality, peck.. J m i C and Vegetables ing but emborrosament, however, In store for itae fans this evening. tbat♦h.f” even *®*' IIthough these J* remembered t— m. about it oil winter. . . . O f course, McCullough clouts a homer in tbe lar West Side amusement park. printed on it because I wouldn't Ib...... s S s S C because the second-place Chicago It become known after 'Wednes­ next year's .contract couldn’t have to end the fracas. Jones took his YELLOW CORN doz. 21c advocate disobedience of any law.’ Tomatoes, ***• "Pon^orablp ends current Cub-Dodger aeries, be’U The entire distance of the race dive at the end of two minutes Land (5’ Lakes Campbell's Soups white Box's, .nine-game winning day’s game that Marino ia really a a thing t#do with it dther. , . . have rae In every pork ia the Mdll be oontested Inolde the ground Flashy Greek 6n ^ ^TLL FILLED LIMA B E A N S ...... 2 qls 25c Describing himself as a loyal Ib. (Except Chicken and Muahroom.) with buying equipment and uni­ when YoUhg swung a looping right I,eg of Lamb, pound 5c streak'' was ■napped by Boston, swell little pitcher and It might be forms. After that they are on their Well, anyway, Monte Pearson won leaguf. . . . and it ta possible arrangements citlsen, a believer In the American Butter,, lb. ..,, Baxter 8- S. possible that he will move out on that one game for the Reda Imforc to tbe back of hta hegd while ’$■; Svn 3 lbs. 19c way of-life and a foe of ail "isms,' , 40c Bananas, o ^ and it cannot be denied that con be made to have the bunion was running away. This bout was Wrestling Card Hell B eached ( fiery...... j,unch 15c 4 Ihs, ■,, The W ashington Senators swrept the mound against Silbrod. This the teama .have all furnlohed go^ he was shipped down ths riyeh. . . . pounders poaa a given spot some Southard Mid. “a man may be Sweet Clover 25e Baked Beans move will give the PA’s ace hurl- So he bows out with on even hun­ the only poor spot on the card.' loyal to his government anfi yet a d^ublebeoder from Detroit on baseball and .entertainment all osa- domn times. Tbe race baa been Cucumbers. Curly Endive. Butter^J^^^^ 27c-29c Apples, Burt OIney'e two Mx-hit pitching jobs by Dutch er. Server, two days more rest for dred wins for hie Mg league ca­ Yesterday's Stars In the' curtain-raiser Henry Bri­ oppo.se the principles of the current 37c soB. Nona of the teams svsr^ - Bonctloned by the A. A. U. and of- ers. 124, of Danielson, won the de­ " k Radishes. 5 lb s ...... Leonard and Sid Hudson, 6-8, gnd either the West Sides of Sllbros reer. ... ^ fletata of thia organisation ore now That David-Goltath mot .strug­ I administration." Fowl, Native, 2 9 c 25c pactsd to moke a lot of money but cision over- Billy Young. -122, of gle between Marvin Wentenbeig Summer Squash ...... 3 for 10c Native Fresh Eggs, 9- 0, and climbed to sixth place, ba depending on the outcome of to­ thsy would apprsdate just a bit By The Assodsted Press inspMting tbe premises to devise .ft' High Regard for Patriotlsni , Plums, Sliced Beets No. 2 con 10c night's game. Marino has bssn up Worcester. Briere took the first and Big Ben Morgan at Red Msota I.4>ngsione I’otaloes ...... 09^ Four officers or former officers Oortoj^' '■ the Philadelphia AthleUca opUt *«PPort In the way VoBlshlng AaearieoM Bob Feller, Indians—Shut out aoma means whereby the start I Large Size, C l 2 dozen . . wtj(h the Boston .Braves, and Casey Tbe Cleveland Indians were elttlhg progreaa and finish may be wR- and third roynds. the second being Arena bere next Tuesday algIK of the V.F.ty. testified they bad 25c with the lost-place St Louta Yankees on aeven hits for 31at even. In the first Briere did most u u . Young Spinach. dozen ...... 3 i C ksting Chick- C — Carrots, Browps. Bob Harris held the A’s StetMol liked him but decided that on top victory. neosed by onlookers from tbe some will get plenty of competlUM fM ii Seedless White (trapes...... _||j high regard for Southard's patriot Cbdfish Cokes 2 iFor 25c o f the leading and the moot effec­ the rest of the card. I ism. I cna, large. Ib. .. e J d C 3 bunches to eight blows oa the Browns took be was not big snougb for ths big The Oevelond Indiana hod a Mg Dutch Leonard and Sid Hudoon. vantage point If this arrange­ Ripe. I.arge Califirrnia CanVaiogpe.s...... 10c Ume. Thle move would ehlft W ien, flop tive hitting. In the eecond Young George Macricoztae, the I j The Verdict wUl not be announc- Native Fresh Eggs, the opener, 11-8. Tom Ferrick re­ Senatom—Each pitched slx-hlt ment goes through, and It ta said |] Imp. Style Pickles qt. jar 25c bicki bock of the plate and glva the Now a government loon and ton wae more aggressive, producing Greek from Athena, has b bellow. Peaches. Watermelons, I ed before approval by the national Pullet ^ize, 4% |» taliated with a four-hit shutbut In boll to take doublebeoder from to be posrible, It ta believed to be bettor action. Briere was stag­ the nightcap which the AthleUca Polleh lada a e^ n g d^fenolve, .os BristoPs First Pro thousand men .Tigers. -f ' tbe flret time In the history of almost Immediate aenaatioh -wh (iravenstein .Apples for Cooking. Lbommander who ta In Philadelphia : dozen_,, \..i iC Q C Corn Flakes well aa a hord-ntUng team for the gered by one of Young's wild ever he hoe plied hta trade. Ha I for the annual V.F.W. encampment 1 box 5c OxyddI/ Rinso, Dux, Ige. pkg. 20c won, 12-0. Sam Chapman hit three Couldn’t put them ohaad ef the Walt Judnicb and Roy Cullen- road racing that fans have hod the Large, Ripe Bartlett P ears...... ^ . .6 for 22c B ortO laey tough gamea ahead. . Yonks again. rigbtf end Youpg used hta left ef- succeeded Jim Londos in the to opening Sunday. > home runs during the proceedings. blno. Browns, and Tom Ferrick. opportunity of seeing everything' fe^vcly. At tbe opening of tbe Honeydew Meltins. , Large Persian Limes. Libby’s Bilbrot have not ployed In two Wrestling Friday . . . By Blaine Slmoos, Jr., that happens from a single pori- of hta countrymen sad' If the charges were, sustained; weeks and thsy ors bound to bs a Athtatlee—Judnicb and.CuUenbtee third EMere went berserk end soon pretty popular os a wreotlo’ Southard could suffer one of fou r’ Pineapple Juice, Catsup 2 14-oz. btls. 25c SIqux Fails, S. D. each battad in thraa runs with two tion on the courae. GROCERY SPECIALS bit rusty this evsning. Tbs squad, (Which should be the lost had Young’s nose bleeding badly. fans in generat George will Land O’Lakes and Iowa Slate penalties, dishonorable discharge No. 5 c a n ...... i C O C bite In ilrat gams; Ferrick pitched Already entered for the event Briere h ^ tbq* better of the Last Night's Fights •t fuU strength, lobks as formid- on the subject.-.-. . That’s' ore two Boston moratboa winners, on Tom Ossey of Ireland in from the V.F.W., removal from of­ abls as any in the league and it is BrisM tomorrow night as opiorto- four-hit shutout In nightcap. round, throwing the hardest Underwood Napidna, brother.) Jimmy Foxx. Rad Sox-batted Torsan Brown of Weeteriy, R. L. semi-final Ume-Umlt match. fice. suspension from membership ' Krasdale olmoat a cure bet that Cooley wUl ing fans from all over the state punches. The fane liked Young*! A SUpftery Ctaetomer for a specified period, or a public Deviled Ham, sro oendlng in fpr ticket reaerva- In two runs with tripla and sIm Ic and Johnny Kelly of Booton. Oth- BUTTER pound 42c Tomato Juice, 2 idega. .. > • • • • a Norfolk, Vo.—Fred ApootoU, do the hurtmg. He wUl have oa on gameneee find gave him e Mg Machlcoetaa gone through m I reprimand. 17c Bananas 4 lbs. 25c Uews fo r tt e s ^ profeosional Send Mrthday oongroU to Lofi- to help whip White Sox. ere In line ore LoU G regory no- n ' ROCHELLE ASPARAGUS — .ALL GREEN SPEARS No.l can .... 2 ca n s ...... 196(4, Son Fronctaco and U. S. infield. Zwick at third, Horvath nie Frey at CInctanati and Nelson hand. spectacular' gymnastics ta The commander of the , 25c w illin g bouU which ore to be Jake Mooty, Cuba — Stopped ttonal 30-kilometer champion; ”Bottto ef Leoea Boadogee”- 25c can. 4 cans 95c 5c Junket Navy, stopped Wild BUI McDow­ •at jmort, Wlniler at oecond and Potter 4t Boeton. . . . The^re 39 Fred McGkme. Jeff Smith, and Al bouts. Short and rugged, the 1 which inafttuted the case, William ! Crab Meat, Fresh Cucumbers Wylla on flret Tbe outer ^firtste. held here. Dodgers with saven-bit burlli«. The second eet-to might aptly S. Dolan, said he was assaulted in .N. B. C. Ice Cream Mix, 4 for 10c ell. 157, Dallas (8). apiece tomorrow.. . . The word at Bucky Walters, Reda—Kept 10 Menard of Ftakdole. Some SO en­ ta as elippery ae an eal. He ' Thurner, Froher and Hoofs, thns This Is ths first Urns In ten be rafied the'Battle of the Loose *all kinds of bolds and count DARK, SWEET, PITTED CHERRIES FOR DESSERTS a washroom of the hotel where the i •s.saa a e a 3 pkgs, Indionapolta— Johnny Denoon, Saratoga la that Alf VonderMIL bite apoced to beat Braves. tries ore expected to answer the Graham Crack- ^ M 27c Native Tomatoes 188. IndlanopUe, knocki^____ out hard hltUng fly chasers and Pon- a wrestling card was L scm and Bandages, Cluney stop­ holds and tangles up hii, 1 2 cans for 39e hearing was conducted by a t « .„ | 25c 2 lbs. 9c booked in ons of New Bngland’e the W. K. horseman, settled hia Max Butcher. Pirates—Cheeked starters gun. Western Moss, and ers, 1-lb. pkg. . IOC Seidner’a N eville Beech,' 190, Memphfai gratg behind the plate. It has been ping the bout tvrice In tha first many a Urns. He was,a he identified as “one of the South- i FiwhPteked! ($')T meet beautiful baaeball parks. marital difficulties for two minioa. Giants with clever pitching for Connecticut runners wishing to en­ Wheatics, BurMngtoa V t—Buster Beau ao long olnco tbeoo Chapa hava . . . Jimmy. Rooaevelt wired Mike round to tie the laces of Midget favorite ta HartfonM’s Ebot 1 Croaae A Blackwell ard gang." Dolan suffered a' cut Potato Salad,: played a goi^ that it oeema lUu la being sponsored by sixth win of saoson over New ter ore requested to send their Handy’s package ...... pro. 189(4, BurUngton, knocked Jacobs on Order for seven ringside names to -W alter Ctailda. A l A . U. Aucoin and dashing in twice to Hall last winter. INDIA RELISH — BARBECUE RELISH jar 12c Golden Bantam Corn doz. 15c writing obofit long loot frtenda. the *Xsaguo of tbs Sacred Heart ’ Y ork. ear off portions of hta loose band- Sliced Bacon, 19c out Jackie Taylor, 140, Brooklyn of Saint Ann’s church. aeote for tbe Nova-Louta porty. Emmett MueUar, PhlUtaa—Lad Oommtasiooer at Riverside Pork. Cssey defeated Pete 19c jar. Jersey (*)• V Eagoai*a la Tnaenp . . . Pudge Heffelflnger*s nephew, agse in the second. Aucoin. 118, bere lost week. K- V§*Ib. pkg. .. , Hi-Test Peas, Large Bartlett Pears Pogonl’a ore ploying a tunaup Westeaherg va. Nonm off ninth Inning with double to of Woroeotar won the decision jBill and Wings 14c Baked Beena, doz. 29c Now Tork—Poto Seohio. 'i» . cuff, ta trying for a guard j^ on start winning roUy agalnat Cordl- Leo Numo, Paelfle Coast 1 IMPORTED MARMALADE ...... i-ft. J»r 29c 2 cans ...... 29c New York, outpointed Jimmy 041- game for the tuaale wtOi the loaw Ib e r e win bo fou r m atches In tho Ohio Imte team. . . . Loo over Victor Young, 118, of Dan­ plon tai 1838, faces a rough 2*pomid Jar ...... 39c Pillsbury’s _ .. 6 c Onions 10- ligon. 137(4, Buffalo, (8). of tonl^t’j fracas by maeUng tbe an with Marvin Weotenbsrg. one Wota, St. Piul abortetop, has the ielson. Aueotai, the better boxer tomer ta "nger Jos” Manh, D.AC. Ib. bog 27c Ellis Slavkln squad of East of . tbe rougheot tougfaeat expon­ and apparently the more exRMl- Tied With Rags Flour, 5-Ib. bag i b O C Elberta Cub scouts in a dither. . . . Betsy Lask AUks Now Tork.—Though hta streak Kansas City Tornado. It wflA-l Baatlc Bkaad Potato Sticks, Katchop, Halls Osriia. Bixsato Hartford Sunday, .'nis leogiM and ents that ths mat gams svsr Nsrf. tbe nifty looker just named doaon't approock that of Frank ■need, ^ d ed punches with Yotiita a tlme-limlt match 1 town chompiona oro ready for the knew, taking on Leo Numa in the SPICED WHOLE CRABAPPLE^ S ca n a ...... 2 large beftUs. Freestone Peaches “vletory sweater girl” by tho Brit­ MeCbrnUck of CindnnaU, Babe in the flret rotmd which woe full clean-wrestting Nunra aad a ( I Angeles. Aug. 33— Lysol, 26c size 25c 25c 5 lbs. 25c task of dsfendinciding their UtlesUtlee andanil feature bout The semi-final go. New York. — Danny LitwhUer Young nos seen action In more of action. In the second Young luum snlty to man can be exceed- i Philadelphia—(J*)— Joe Gordon have played right ish Amsrican Ambutanos C o t k waa first to hit honw runs ta sav- feariara Mandi who I...... DeUdou With Ifcat Coarseal 2 jars 33c. bottle I Sr ' and PhU Riexuto form the best o lo M oU Bags on between Bob “Bibber” McCoy, of ta ths daughter ef ths old Otants' conaecuUve gomes than any other conneoted a few ttmee with wild plytng Utagal . ed by man's InhumanKy to dumb i^th y a r^ f atmeea. If tha PJL.'a Holy Craea and “Cowboy” Jos on Natkmal Laogua porks this creatures. •raESE PRICES ARE QUOTED FOR CASH! OUR OWN CIRCLE second base combination the New aouthpay. Art N ehf. . . . Hs

RED RYDER Good Smelling, Little Beaver BY VRBD aABMaB "tglK B 'W E OONNA FiOOKC Sense and Nonsense ,1 T ----- OAJL.And vjrttN Hu n g l E t / SALE RENT .. Find YlDU mtiiN’ HS.R.C Ciassified She waa a painter In water col­ Doctor—How do you feel ? *11313 VlONT LW£ 1 0 6 v4EAR. A City's Wants for^bur Benefit Democracy Is not a form of gov­ HARPER’S A (^^•Tn.S. ors and waa rather proud of her Seamstretis-'Oh, sew, sew; but ernment, It fs an exaltation of work: also her complexion waa the. I seem worse today, and have character which finds its final ex­ Plumbing and Electrical envy of her acquaintances. stitches In my side. pression in a form of governnient. Wanted to Rent 68 Houaes for Sale 72 At a dinner party one night she The doctor hemmed and told her Tt was because we had the -Inde­ ST —PEIAQUE DOG, black, FOR SALE— 1939 Chevrolet 2 WANTED—BOY, STEADY work. Fixtures S2-A oat next to a shy, awkward young she would mend soon. pendence, initiative, industry and WANTED—1 OR 3 room furnish­ f o r s a l e — b a r g a i n , n e w man, who cudgeled his brains to n 'and white, named Queene, door sedan, radio and heater. Apply 73 Brookfleld street, be­ A GLEAMING WHITE kitchen ed apartment with kitchnette. I*ress and Radio Give sacrificial spirit to subdue a con­ ^Kaw York liceiiae. Reward. 224 Priced for quick sale. Call 8130. tween 7 and 8 p. m. modem 6 room house, with ' oil And something to say. She tried to Twb men were fishing but tinent and to make It bring forth aink in atzea coating $7.85 up ia young married couple, no chil­ burner, large lot, shade , trees, open conversation with him. With ' Charter Oak street. Tel. 8368. one of the bargaina now available dren. Tel. 4241. couldn’t get a bile. Then a little and blossom, that we were able to WANTED—SHORT ORDER cook located Overlook Drive. Wm. boom ing modesty she said; govern ourselves! through our dlrect-to-you aalea Kanehl. Tel. 7773. boy came along and began fishing. 3UND—M^LE BLACK and Un Auto Accessories—Tires 6 and counterman. Good hours, WANTED—2 OR 3 ROOM apt., Drama to New World She—I expect you have beard He pulled out a 12-lnch fish but police dog/ L. H. Randall, An­ aavinga up to 20 percent. Buy good pay. Apply Silk City Diner, pr*7**'kl>ly furnished—young cou­ FOR SALE—TWO FAMILY flat, that I print? threw if’back. Dad--Why are you, and your lit­ dover, Oonn. Phone Wlllimantlc NATIONALLY KNOWN tires at 641 Main street. plumbtog fixturea direct at Sup­ He—Yes, but 1 don't believe it! ply Ounet, 1150'Main street, cor­ ple. Phone 5383. • also 5 room single houae. Inquire Man—Having a bit of luck, tle slater always quarreling? 157-W2. wholesale prices. Brunner's, 80 Average Citizen Gets mate ? Daughter—I don’t know; unless Oakland street. Phone 5191. Open ner Trumbull, Hartford. 7-9466. 150 Maple street. Anti-Aircraft Lights Free parking rear of atore. When a woman is cornered and Then the boy caught an 18-lnch She takes after mother and I take kv- evenings. Help Wanted— Male or His History in Raw pike and also threw this back into after you. Automobiles for Sale Business Property for Sale 70 FIVE ROOM SINGLE. OIL burn- Help Planes to Land doesn’t know what to say she Female 37 er, 2 car-garage, near school and Straight from Sites makes g noise like a laugh. the water. Musical Instruments S3 f o r SALE—p r o p e r t y , store bus. Ckill 7410, 9 a. m. to 5:30. Man— Lummy, why are you Get - rich - quick schemes are OUT OUR WAY gl989 FORD COUPE. 1937 Ply­ Garages— Service— BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH mouth sedan, 1938 Pontiac sedan, WANTED—DRESSES, loom flx- and tenement, comer of Center O f Action Daily. Beaumont. Tex., Aug. 22— He I have, ordered the ring, throwing ’em back, sonny? short cuts to disaster. MAJOR HOOPLB Storage 10 ers, and weavers, immediately, and Griswold streets. Inquire 10 (^-Sharp-eyed marksmen of dear. What would yoti like to have Boy—Well, we've only got a six- 1M6 Chevrolet pickup, 1936 Ford USED STEINWAY piano. beauU- WHAT nr ijQCHds UK.E THIS HE HASTOJF HEEVBt. steady employment. Talcottvlllc Cottage or Phone 6550. FO^l SALE - .SIX ROOM single the 69th Coast Artillery (anti­ engraved on It? inch frying pan. An Old Baying by Mark Twain WASTHAT CGAO, MARTHA! VDOR RESEMBtAAJCE sedan, 1939 Pontiac acdan. Cole ful tone. A bargain. Kemps Inc. house. 75 Autumn street. (Editor's Note: Freedoin SPEED / GOVERKIMEKIT ^ P E C T S T O FIMO WELL.IT’U. BE SOMETHihKi Motors—4164. FOR RENT—STORAGE .SPACE Mills, Talcottville, Conn. aircraft) trained the beams She (a publisher's daughterl- Always do right. This will grat­ ')OU SAID BUWCH IS OCfT THE t d t m e g la m o r o u s LILLIAM about 20x24. Can also be u.sedjas nf the prtMM and free speech Country Constable — Pardon, ify some people and astonish the AGIM'^ OUT WHAT'S O p t K t ON THE m a n t e l B E S ID E S ™ have made the people of the from 800,000 candlepower Well, “all rights reserved," I think a n BULL e y t h t vOo o o s I O J AROUKID ^ € r E- xarage. rear of Rubinow Bldg. Wanted—To Buy 58 searchlights on theoretical miss, but swimming is not allowed rest! Ru s s ell is a s to u n o in g a s t o o NOUR SUibN e l b o w / — T ^ 1941—DODGE 1-2 tSi panel, good L4igal Notices United State* the beet In­ would he rather nice. • IKJt^ULATED WITH OME OF THEM buy, A-1 condition. Dougan Dye Tel. 6158. Situations Wanted— 78 enemy planes in night maneu­ In this lake, o ob^ k m e m t m e m STAND THERt POISED T© WELCOVE SUPPOSE VOU'BE ALL CASH FOR OLD GOLD, discard­ Rockville / formed nation In the world on vers. Works, Harrison street. Female 38 ed Jewelry, dental gold etc. Room AT A COruT OK PHOB.4TE HET.n Chased by a Smile City Flapper—Why didn't you Roosevelt and Churchill agreed MAV SAV A WORD VOUR VNEARV w a n d e r e r s .'___ CROgCHEO FOR THE WHISTLE. current affaJra. while the mil- tell me before T undressed? I MBV/Ea SriA/ HIM TOO MUCH SOME 14, Cheney Bldg., 983 Maii\, over nl Manohp»t-r. within nnrt for th- Then somebody called time Skies may be weary. Life may be on eight points— and any one of X SAID HADDUM' THAT - I BROUGHT N(XJ THIS Roofing—Siding I7-A L«wis a . CkopBwa Piatrlrt of M.Thohopl-r. <*n Thr 22nd llon.a In Europe grope In the out and the anti-airrraft light Country Constable -Well, there 'em is sharp enough to stick Hit­ t i m e a m ' g i v e h im TO SCRIMMAGE t h e ICEBOX.' WANTED—CHILDREN to care Thrifty Cleaners. day of .1 iiKiiPt. A P 1^41 blue. <300D FAST.' A HaJTOF WHAT R^RE GEM OF PURPLE QUARTZ for in my home. For further in­ 66. BockviUa darknetts of censorship and w'as focused on Beaumont's ain't no law against undressing. ler. — COME IN, X ' LL W A R M Pr-srnt WII.I.IAM S. UYDK, Kaq , Body be weary. Soul weary, too. MORXJIK13 -PT werRE xoiM' t h a t l a v f o r c e n t u r ie s in Real Estate . . . Insurance VVE SPECIALIZE IN Roofing and formation call 6282. Jifdgr. propaganda. In thia atory unlighted municipal air field. UP SOME ROAST BEET?/ siding. Estimates freely given. the fourth of a aerie* of five, Don't be dlscoursped; smile all the s A MOUNTAIN CAVERN ' f - See Rooms Without Board 69 Ka housework. 5 day week. Hours, /Outfit at the amazing low price of u .s . 1495. Read carefully what the Houses for Rent 65 the new territory for delivery: Mr. and Mrs. John Gessay, Sr., of endless effort to get the story of It wasn’t bravado or grandstand h Aworod objsctlonabla. from 8 until 5:30. Steady work/ Reed street from Lewis street to Vernon announce the encagement stuff. It was a Job. He came out CLOSING HOURS—Claaalflsd ado Telephone 6792, f items are and we know you will national defense from every part A to bo pBbllahsd asms day must -agree it's a bargain: FOR RENT—SIX ROOM and sun Earl street; Earl street from Reed of their daughter Anna Julia to of the country—and to bring the of the nightmare with machine FUNNY BUSINESS tooolrsd by It o’clock nooB Sat«r. WANTED — WOMEN hospital room, single, oil burner, nice loca­ strict to White street: Hale street Wlljlam Witnok, son of Mr. and true story of war through foreign gun wounds in his leg and a hor­ days 10:10. THE LIVING ROOM OUTFIT: ror of the things he had seen— Haiti Goins Importance workers. Apply to Mrs. John^n, Modern .Suite; Coffee, Lamp and tion. Rent $60. Chas. J. Strick­ Extension from HUirl street to Mrs. Joseph Wltlnok of Crystal propaganda and censorahip to mil­ land, Phone 7374. Bamforth residence: Crown street Lake. The wedding will take place but he brought with him some of As U. S. Defense Link T«lefliofM Yo«r Want Adi Memorial Hefospital. 2 End Tables: Bridge. Floor and lions who depend on their dally V ’ 5? A4a srs sec.pt.4 over th* t*l«- from Earl street to Francis resi­ September 20 at 9 o'clock at St. newspapers for an accurate, hon­ the greatest stories to come from U* V. ?■ Table Lamps: Radio. the theater of w ar...the land of rpHE Republic of HsiU U the J L iJ iyK . ahOD. at th* CHAKOd RATK alvsn GIRL OR WOMAN to pack cKndy, THE BEDROOM OUTFIT: dence: White street from Earl Bernard's Catholic church. est accounting of the news. abava aa a eenvsn.lBo* to adv«r- experience unncees.sary. .short street to Schindler residence; the dead, he called It. ^ mbit Atrlcan-llke land off th# Hasia. bat th. CASH RATK8 will be Modern Sot, Spring. Innerspring Heart Appliques I 2.V),000 Worda Dally shores of the Aroerleas. Ninety hours. Write details abopt self White street from Earl street to ! Over The Associated Press’ That’s the theme of the penny WASH TUBBS Hot On His Trail aaaafit.8 aa FULL patm en t it 3!attress. Pillows, Boudoir cHalr,. serenade these days, sweeping per cent of the population U BT ROTCBAini saM at tb. bu.ln.sa oiric. on or b«- to Box G. Herald. Boudoir Lamps. Grove street: King street from 1 wires strung across the nation *eva taa (.Tenth dajr tollowlnc tb. Grove street to East street; Liber­ Russian Army's I flows a dally total of 2.50,000 words across the land to the metallic Negro, more than 80 per cent Illit­ AT A TTMe IMHEM THE SAFffTV O' ant iBMrtlen e( each ad otherwis. WANTED—COOK, general house- THE KITCHEN OUTFIT: ty street from Hale street to end: clatter of machines. erate. Breakfast Set, Linoleum. Dinner I painting the picture of what Is THB PAWAMA CANAL MAY PfiPBUO taa CHAROB RATE will be colleet- worker. Tel. Fri. eveninjf or Sat­ Center street from Grove street Pictures Come With .Stories War has given Haiti a atrategic ------1 . I « T SOD A JA M U K E ea. No reeponelbllUT for erenre m and Silver Set, 1941 Westing- Morale Praiseil happening to the United States in And along with the stories come tenaabeaed ade will he nceumed and urday morning. Miss Marjory to East street; Sdnset avenue from the times of stress, and what Is Importance aa part of three aittcr -----MY HOBiabCAO.AMO A Cheney. Tel. 4290. house Refrigerator, 1941 Bengal Center street to Minor residence; the pictures—flaming cities, shat­ rapubllce—Cuba, Haiti and Santo UrTTLS B U U E T HOLS TMOU tbolr aoenraer cannot be aeeran- Combination Range, Utility taking place abroad. That’s the taad, First street from' Center street to equivalent of 2.50 colqmna of type. tered columns of men and mater­ Domingo—forming part of a pro­ MV LEG ------WANTED — EXPERIENCED Cabinet. end. I-ondon, Aug. 22-(4’i—An offi­ ials, sinking ships, marching tective link for the Panama Canal k d a z of CkaaWcatkmo bookkeeper for full time work. .See thia outfit and we know you cial report to the War Office from More than 7.000 full and part-time troops and dejected prisoners. Grant street from Harlow street Lieut. Gen. F. N^ Mason-MacFar- correspondents in every state In between aouthern Florida and the Apply at Burton's. will axree that it's an outstanding to No. 23: Grant street from Maple London. Berlin and Moscow ara tip of South America. jssMarals bargain. Other outfits at 3300. lane, head of the British mission to the union feed this current of do­ the transmission points for tha MorrlscM .. ••••••aaaseee street to West street. mestic news. The island has a stormy history. Oestbs D With anjl outfit at $300 or over, Moscow, praises the morale and war pictures sent by radio and OsiS ol Thanks ...... E Help Wanted— Male 36 you receive as a gift, a $25 De­ Drum Corps Meeting efficiency of the Russian Army, In the AP's Cable Department cable. From the AP’s New York Jt waa the first place in the New Ja BfeasorlAB) F fense Bond! Buy Now and Save! A meeting of the Girts Drum authoritatvie sources said today. in Rockefeller Center a staff of 31 office, pictures are transmitted by World where aettlement waa at­ Lsst sad Foand ...... 1 WANTED—MAN TO SELL, setw- Corps will be held this evening at s e in e d news men fights the bat­ tempted. Columbua landed here Aaaaane.mn.ts ...... t ALBERT'S—Est. 1911 The report said Mason-MacFar- wirephoto network throughout tha ice and collect. 5?alary and com- the Town Hall to receive more lane visited the Smolensk area tle of worda around the clock, sift­ U nlM States. In a matter of In toe Santa Maria. Haiti wai Saraeaal. ,.j...... I Waterbury ing the truth from propaganda mlsalon. Apply T07 Main street. Open Wed. and Sat. Eves. napfie* of girls interested In Join­ and saw a division In action. He minutes, a picture sent from Ber­ Spaniah from 1493 to 1677 when AotoaibblM for Bel...... « ing the corps. 31 girls are already arrived in Moscow June 28. and rationalizing th. claims from lin or Moscow or London ia on it became French. It gained Aateaiobll.. for Exchang. . . . . ■ USED BENDIX automatic wash­ registered. Considered an able judge of mili­ the high commands of the bellig­ the. newsstands In dozens of Am­ dependence to 1804. Betw m Aata Aee.isorl.»—Tlr*. • erents. Ao' about!” Hovtag-^Traeklng—8tbr»a .. If) FOR SALE—GLENDALE, combi­ gato, Bernard Ertel; alternate, Crochet Panel Afghan ning only slightly ahead of last Pablle Passenger SerHee .v; •-M-A nation range, gas and oil btimer, Walter Schindler: Hockanum Com­ year d c ^ te the Industrial up­ lntlag—Psperlng ...... tl $35.00. Inquire 29 Westwood St. surge, ant) they point to curtailed rfeoelenal Serrleea ...... /X It pany. ErWard Badatuebner, dele­ 5207 ItKINERVILLE l>'UI.KS S (Off MrVee street). gate: Captabt George 'Hiuemmlor, production In industriea which BY FONTAINE FOX pairing ...... ' It altemato; Ftt6h Company, Sam­ normally do a heavy volume of SWlorlng—Dyslng—Cleaning . . t advartialng. But others, mpre op­ ftllat Oooda and Serr'ea ...... It ASSISTANT USED FRIGIDAIRE, in perfect uel Harrlaon, dclegats, Seott Brown, alternate. timistic, foresee substantlri. gains „ e v e n t o f t h e w e e k <51 waatad—Buelneaa Service . m . ft condition. Kempt Inc. „ ahead. - Edaeatteaal MANAGER The committee on QodentiaU PiscovERY O F O l d M a n P u t t y 's m a g a z i n e a o Soareaa and Claasee ...... IT met this morning to regteter the There ars some 80,000,000 radio Prlvata Inatractlona ...... It receiving sets, currently In uhe tn OaaalBg ...... WANTED USED ELECTROLUX refrigera­ delegatee. Fire Chief O e o r^ B. Hnalaal—Dramatt. Young man, single or tor. A real bargain. K.mps Inc. Milne, preeldent of Tolland Coim- the United States, and from each N pour the overtones of war and de­ T' Waatad—Inet^etions married; between 23 . and. ty, ia also attending the conven­ . T.0.1 . FlBaaelar •28. Must be High School SALE—5 PIECE Breakfast fense. Beads—atoCks—Mortgittce It tion. BaslBSaa Opportnnltlee ...... M graduate. For -permanent 2 screen doors, - table, ad­ SofIbaB Patriotic music, forum discus­ . Meaev to t^an ...... it employment with the na­ justable dreasmakera form, mir­ Thie evening the Ehtvelope and sions of national and International FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Viaitor BY MBRRILL BL068BR Help aad ffltaatleaa tion's largest small loan ror. Inquire 38 Lancaster Road. Vernon teama will meet In the |M. affairs, variety and concert pro­ ■elp wanted—Fcmele ...... II institution. Sales and con­ grams boosting the sale of na­ ’ HOJESn.v*, Help Wanted-Uele ...... It T. Stevena Softball league at the SUSiS MAUY A Bu t i v e g o t la tegaiea Wanted ...... M-A tact ' experience' helpful. Cricket lot at rix o'clock. tional defense bonds, news com­ DADOy, I’M NOT O o n t 5 txi \m 6 r r v ; d e a r - OFFHAND I’O SAY IT WAS Must have car. Salary’ | iMachlnery and Tools 62 mentaries, deaths and speeches FeeuNas too-.. EVERY PROELBM HAS A— ■elp Wanud-Male or Pemale IT Aadmlaaea bteeai JEALOUS------am i o k a n d Agsats Wanud ...... IT-A plus car allowance. blend into a mighty chorus. REALLY/ 1 6 M — OPPORTUNITY— 1 04U/. UtmatlOBA WAnted—Pemale . . . II Apply In Person Attorney Bernard J. Ackerman /9 t A M » HIM PbR . IT MAieaS M B ,.,.. mbaro m m k n o ck Q u C M t ■itaatlens Wanted—Mels . . tl USED JOHN DE;e RE ^ tractor of thia haa sent lettera to the Only the deaf or those beyond Jusr Doer paiL ,nUJMS FOR Haa/ ■mplarment Agencies ...... «l on rubber, Dellinger ailo ^ e r a are American Legion poeta throughout the sound of a radio can escape OOMFOiRAaur 1 WOULD TOO. ■ I Lire Iteek—Pete Pealter— Personal Finance efficient, durable and do a com­ aoi6 the ceaseless flow of words and WUaN FMCKtaS VcblelM Tolland 0>im$jr making them, to Lootes AT Hne. Company plete and apeedy Job for you. See cooperate In a campidgn to ralae muaic drumming out of the loud­ Dego—Birds—Pate ...... «i the Dellinger today. Dubtip Trac­ THt WA'/ u r U ts Stoek—Vetaletes 41 '758 Main Street funda for the purchaae of a first speakers. ooes/ ^ Ponltnr snd Snppllce ...... ' at 2nd Fltrar, State Tlieater tor Company, Providence Road, aid American Legion motor am­ Fear TrylBg to EmempB Wanted —Pets—Poultry—Stoek 44 Willlmantic. Apparently few ace trying to Fee dale— Mleeelleaeage Building It is unconventional but tmtireiy bulance for Tolland County. ATtlelsa For Sale ...... 41 TeL 8430 Manchester ITie ambulance would cost be­ escape It. becauae the public's fUTlYiS- charming—the row of bright, big eagernM for news haa been so Boats aad Aeoesaorlta ...... at hearts to be appUqued around the tween' $S,600 and $6,000 and would Building Materials ...... aT be turned over to the State Police great that the Indications are it ia DIaawnda —Watchaa—Jawelrp ' at Read Herald Adys. hem-Aand one oo the bodice— of altering sectional radio listening |5ifWlLD Appllaaees—Radio., at thia youthful prlnceaa free. Tha at the Stafford SprlneS bsiracke. T aM ...... ai-A Tha State Police would have haUU. Easterners are tuning In -Farm—Oatiry Frodueu to hearta are a aentlmental note, typ­ for later news broadcasts and /! ical of the younger crowd’s love charge of it and operate it aad it Oooda ...... tl sivuld be at tha diapoaal for aerr- westerners are learning to tuna In and Tools ...... tl for original out-of-the ordinary af­ earlier. toatramaata tl fects in their school snd “daUng" Ice of any citiaen In Tolland Coun­ ad atora Equipment . . . ta ty. A survey by the Cooperative M Um 8|oras . . . . a . . . tt (ashlona, The same pattern maksa Attorney Ackerman stated that Analysla of Broadcasting dls- 8CORCHT SMITH Apparti—Fura ...... tT a trim, feminine button front It has been suggeated that ether cloasd that during the last winter, Tha Tops! BT JOBN C TEBRa. *To RaF '/...... II dress wltta an open swaatbasM By Mrs. Anna Oabet Afghaa is 61 by 70 laehaa. Flow­ audlencaa for the evening net­ - ■ stele a —erSe fraternal. patnoUe. civic and **A o f beauty la a Joy for­ Wltboat Beard...... M neckline. The style is aplrltsd tn luncheon clubs In the county be in­ er panels are 7 laches oride, frlngs work programs reached the high­ •6WT » « A fcAtrtVf I Waatad ...... t l-A navy blue, gray or green wool with vited bo participate In this drive. ever”—and thU crocheted afghaa Is 3 Inches dssp. Plain panels are est levels recorded In. radio bis-- fA uM dN f m a r m i t o Beard—Resorts .....V 4 ;" M brilliant red hearts. certainly fits into that claaa! dona la simpls Afghan Stitch, TEritOflOF FUSfLAfiS.,. ~tastaaraats ...... •> H< has saked each post to partici­ tory. The Increaaed Interest was T K «BAL«MA$C ‘na,WMBlL...ffTKlAMLa«D] 1 9 3 6 D O D G E Pattern No. MIA la designed for pate by means of individual solicl- It’s made of 7 separate panels. flower panels art done In Smock attributed, largely to .Interest in Reeaia Board ...... *1 sixes ii^to 16. Slsa IS requires 4% Tha plain panels alternate with Afghan Stitch, cross-stitch outlin­ m m m uu wind m *CBM LS J M l M a la Poe Meal . ^ tatlon. Thie ambulance' would be news. CM... jta. riata, Toaemaata td jarde 8^1^ ra t^ l ^ t,^wng persona to and the-gloriously colored flower 4|k ing each panel is done in black As an antidote to the aomber- I tisaatleas Car Raal . . *4 4 DOOR SEDAN slee^, ,yards of cootrdst fab-' ft.,* hosjriUls^ won as for accl- sign panels. Flower design is done wool. You'll want to antar this af­ nesa of war and defense, the over- Fpv Meat .....a.....M It rlc for applique hearts. in shaded wools and worked in ghan In your County Fair— you’ll r For R e a l...... ** <198 dgnt aga radio Hstener Is turning to BUDG.ET TERMS ■eoias For Beat . . . . . ft FULL PfllCE For this attraetlTe pattern, scad doha m . WIOMaw Croat stitch when panel haa been be so proud of it! lighter type* of entertainment, the to Raat ...... dl 15c in coin, your name, sddreas, John Harbort WUUama, 97 of completed. Then all panels are For complete instructiona for survey shows. Light music and i l MBtaae Foe Bala pattern number and siae to The Join^ to make finish^ afghan. “Iloae and Iris” afghaa (Pattern 9ma4tmg for «ala m W $18 DOWN— BALANCE WEEKLY Adama. Maso., a formar resident variety programs are moat popu­ lepaily far Bala .«■ Manchester Evening Herald, To- of SockvUI*leidis idiod oa August 14th Flower design is dona with a big N a 8307), IMustratlons of both A f­ lar. while classica) music Is thin­ daya PatUen Bqrviea, 106 Boveath at his homo• ththan, aeoMdliig to darning need# or a tapestry nee­ ghaa aad Smock Aigbmn stltcbeo, ning out of the aiV waves. NjSf.rr.????-:;.-:: S Aveate, New York, N. Y. word Just rsosl' rsoslvcd. Hs was born dle— and simple erosa-stltch M cross stitch chart for ororklg* Many stars of radio, stage and Send today for tho a«w Fashloa used for the handsome red roaes, Sp^M e...... 7* BRUNNER’S Pa c k a r d la Walsa, Great3reat Britain. April 34. flowers, anmunts of yam spacineit aereen are donating their talent* Bbok—Just d t tho ptsga. Oontahia 1644. waalag to thia eouatry at ahadsd purple irla and grata sand 10 cants ia ooUi, your nams • a a • e f aST*** V OAKLAND STREET TEL. 5191 to boosting tha 4^ of defense . ^ __ NBaage . . . . tatost otyloa. tatcroatiiif dwdgaa. the agere o f M . He r first Uved bi learea. This “Roae aad Iris” da- and addross and tha pattam num­ bonds, aad on a rscent variety t . , • • i Pattora 16c. Patton Book lAe, Blacktflfi, Maas.. aa4,_cams to atga makaa aa afghaa that wUI be ber to Anne CBbot. The Maadiea- broadcast the talent that, waa d ''- ■- - - _ n Om PatUra aad Pattara Book or- RoekirfOs ta tha sartar e n t le s sad traasurad la your family for away ter Evening Herald. 106 8aTetg;i aatad would have cost a commss- araa •■fMgni $sr if p fin la ths Avsaua. New York aty. rial sponsor at laaat $3O|bO0t FRroAT, AUGUST 22,1941 Jlanr^Btfr Sonting Xrrallk

Qtlver, who wiahed to make altera­ Abont Town West Siders National PharmacisU Holds Up Dog tions on a building at 328 Middle Costume Party turnpike east nearer than is al­ Unordered Goods Racket Honor Loral Druggist lowed to the building line, by regu­ itr . and Mrs. Gordon Msrston W in Events Kennel Permit lations, also receiv^ the right to At West Side and Mrs. Marstoa's mother, Mrs. do this. His request waa not op­ Victimizes Local Stores Marjorie Touaf ot Georgetown, posed. Maas., were recent guests of Mr. Capture Most of Games " and Mrs. Earl Redmond at their Zone Board to Investi* Claire Tagsart of Coo­ A practical Joksf. la at work in

new home at #80 Center street. At Interplayground Give Miss Stratton Manchester, and hla..jictlona are flbrist, and an order from a local gate Conditions Fur­ per Hill Wins Pret­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Redmond and very disconcerting to local mer­ pa«kage store yesterday, both of Program Yesterday. which were sent C. O.' p , and son. Charies, of 680 Center street ther; Appeals Granted. Party in Hartford tiest Costume Award. chants. This morning, a local groc­ ware giiests over the past week­ nevbr been ordered. ery store received a C. O. D. order end of friends and relatives In the West Side boys and girls were While the Zoning Board of Ap­ It\ia feared by local nierchanta Bronx, N. Y., and New Rochelle, winners in most of the events held Miss Doris Stratton of 44 Gar­ Claire Taggartj of 165 Cooper over the telephone amounting to that\someone is attempting to ar­ peals takes further time to inves­ Mill street, was awarded first N . Y. at the interplayground day at the den street was the guest of honor *7. When the truck delivered the range tot the delivery o f these or­ tigate zone conditions near 698 prize in the annual costume party goods, it waa found that no such West Side yesterday. It was esti­ Middle turnpike east, the petition last night at a surprise party held ders When the prospective custom­ Mrs. Beatrice B. Forster, and mated that between 250 and 300 at the home of Miss Helen Scully, held at the West Side playgrounds order had been given by the party. er Is hot at home, at which time of Mrs. Harriet S.'Smith for the last night. The program was It was further revealed that the Mias Evelyn B. Forster, of Fair- children from the four playgrounds rightf^to establish a dog kennel at Lawrence street, Hartford, which the real telephoner would be the schcduleJi for Tuesday night but same woman had received a large recipient of some free supplies. field street, are spending the week in toi^'n took part in the different the Mdress was held up after a was attended by twelve friends of end on Cape Cod with friends. eventh. The program started at 10 the local girl. Mias Stratton is was post^ned until last night be­ public hearing last night. Mrs. cause of rain. Miss Taggart was o’clock and continued until late in Smith's request waa entered after leaving the Connecticut Mutual awarded first prize for the pret­ America.” The first prize for the "Colonial Girl:” Harold Binks. The regular meeting of Mlanto- the afternoon. she had sought a building permit Insurance Company soon to enter tiest costume and was dressed to funniest costume was won by W il­ "The Lone Ranger;" Clifford nomoh Tribe No. 58, Improved Or­ The following are the results: she explained. She waa not aware the Hartford hospital for nurse represent "Little Old. Lady." liam Sherman of 158 Pine street, der of Red Men, will be; held Mon­ Boys, 50 yard dash, James McCur- that she must secure an exception training. Hawks. “Gypsy;" Shirley Ann day night at eight o'clock in the ry. West ■ Side, first; tie between Mias Stratton was given a beau­ For the most original costume dressed as an old lady. Others en­ Spellman, "Master' of Ceremo­ for the kennel until it waa about I tered and w’ho were among close Sports Center on Wells street. Eric Trotter, West Side and Herb­ to be erected she told the Board. tiful black pocketbook by her as­ Carol Johnson of 133 Cooper Hill I nies." Mrs, William C. Mason, ert Stevenson, Manchester Green sociates as she closed her employ­ street was awarded first prize, i contestants were; Judith Klein, Mrs. Clifford Potter snd Miss The zoning officials are inclined "Tap Dancer; ” Priscilla Klein, Mrs. R. G. Campbell of 203 Sum­ for second; girls 50 yard dash. Lois to be careful on the granting of ment in the insurance field. dressed to represent "Little Miss Nellie Sinions were the judges. mit Street has been visiting her Doggart, West Side, first; Hazel kennel permits, for in some neigh­ niece, Mrs. J. O’Neill of \Vhite- Jones, West Side, second; Eliza­ borhoods w'#:re such establish­ stone, for the past week, and Miss beth Dannahy, West Side, third; Edtvard J. Morphy ments already are set up there is Eileen O’Neill, daughter of Mrs. boys 75 yard dash, Willard Cole, a decided inconvenience to nearby O’Neill of Whitestone, U I , has West Side, first; James McCurry, The National Boards of Phar­ residents. been lan d in g the past week : t West Side, second; Richard Jarvis, macy at a meeting held in De­ David Davidson secured the ' Mrs. Campbell’s daughter’s home North end, third; horse shoes, Ken. right to store an oil truck in a ga- ! In the Nathan Hale Birthplace, neth Behrend and Charles Tabord, troit this week conferred a nation­ al honor on a local resident by rage at Lyness and Ensign streets. as the giiest of Mrs. Harold Grif­ West Side, won over Bcrnie There waa no opposition. Lester I fith. August and Thomas Wrobel, North electing Edward J. Murphy as vice president of the National end 1.1 the finals; checkers. Robert Mr. and Mrs. John Works, Mr. Anderson, East Side, won over Board of Pharmacy. This appoint­ Are Talkiig abort the New Geaeral Beetric Range ment conveys jurisdiction over all and Mrs. John Matchett and Harry Spector, Manchester Green daughter, Jean, of Knighton street, in finals to hold the honor won last the Boards of Pharmacy In the wHh the ‘nAVOR^SAVER'' OVENi and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sauter year: Chinese checkers, Harry New England states. SILENT GLOW and daughter, Cynthia, of Pearl Shaw, Manchester Green won from Murphy, a member of the Con­ Oil Bamer Sales and Servlee , HOTS WNATTHEYSAYi street have returned to town after Thomas Stevenson, Manchester necticut State Board of Pharmacy spending several weeks at the Green, in finals; croquet, won by Commissioners is a former presi­ CHAS. G. SCHELL second Bolton lake. James Gleason, Manchester Green; dent of the Connecticut Pharma-^ 1068 Main St. TeL M21 A f t ball. West Side -won from ceutlcal association and haa long ^KOASTSDOttr

Mias Ellen Buckley of East Cen­ North end 11 to 5 and Manchester been ifctlve in pharmacy affairs.. ter street, who is chairmat. of the Green defeated the West Side, 8 Addbd honors came to New ^shrinkunmeygo Judges committee for the Manches­ to 5; volley ball, Manchester Green Englanjd in the selection of Dean ter Garden Club’s flower show, defeated West Side, 15 to 7 and 15 H. C. Newton of the Massachu­ MUCHfUUrHEHNOWL

September 5, at the Masonic Tem­ to 11; checkers, Anna Kaezynski, setts College of Pharmacl.sts to ple, has secured as Judges, Mrs. West Side, first; Leona Hawks, be president of the Association of ^ t e r Caacio of West Hartford, West Side, second; Chinese check­ Colleges of Pharmacy of the Unit­ Mrs. Helen Spencer of Wethers­ ers, Lois Doggart, West Side, first; ed States. • THE RIGHT TO field and Mrs. Walter Dean of East Mildred Binks, West Side, second:

Hart/ord, all of whom are well croquet, Mildred Binks, West Side. j the bride-elect attended and spent known judges In this neighborhood. M y c a k e s ”'l{rhe'‘tomlng show is for the bene­ . a pleasant social evening with "Bingo" and other games for GOOD SOUND SLEEP fit of the garden at the Manchester DOffrmouT Memorial hospital, which has to be Miss McDonnell I which prizes were awarded. The hostess 'used a patriotic color re-made on account of the addition; ANYMORBf Tickets are in the hands of all scheme of red, white and blue in Guest at Sliower her home and table decorations. with Chatham Blankets club members and will be sold at She was assisted in serving a buf­ the door. The exhibit will be open from 2 to 9 p. m. fet lunch by her daughter. Miss Stay* M ...... th* food tastoi lo geodi No more waking In the middle ot these chilly nights. Mrs. William J. McCarthy, of Marjorie McCarthy. Sleep soundly with the protection of bAnkets that lare 88 Wells street, entertained with Miss McDonnell received many Now you can cook "prue" roasts, Mrs. Margaret-Squatrlto Lloyd, a miscellaneous shower at her EASY WASHERS the right weight, the right size, and the right texture. o f 168 Oak street, manager of lovely gifts, among them being a pies, cakes ntry time, it's really home Wejlhesday evening, honor­ dinner set from John McCarthy easy with a General Electric the Bolton Playhouse, who has And by buying blankets at H A LE ’S you are sure of the ing Miss Patricia J. McDonnell, of Pine Hill street, familiarly Range. Its "Flavot-SsTer” Oven l ^ n ill with grip for the past ten KEMP'S light quality. daughter of Mrs. P. J. McDonnell, known as ".lohnnie the Baker.” moi^ure, flavor. Its Deep days, haa so far Recovered as to of 213 Center street, fiance of her Inc. pesume her duties at the playhouse Earl McCarthy is his first grand­ Service On All Makes Well Cooker livt-ttttmt vege­ Chatham btanketa are made to your measure uith extra son. Earl J. McCarthy. child to be married. The ceremony last evening. Phone 5680' tables, meats. Its Broiler gives you Thirty relatives and friends of will take place in September. | inches to tuck in Veil at the foot and hang down over iuicy steaks with a "charcoalike ” the aides of the mattress. / ADVERTTSEMENT- broil. Let us show you many other

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