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VOL. LXL, NO. 242 (ClaMlOed AdverUotag on Faga 10) MAj^lCteSTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1942 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS First/War H«n> .Commissioned Gain \ In Lunge More Ground .s- X On la n X Enemy HU Heavily by Women Told Sombers Raid Three St|;ong Columns^ Royal Air Force De %Tr Driving ihtq Don River spite Desert Sand To Sacrifice Ruhr Valley’s Broadened to South; I On Footing Bend Towai^ Stalin storms; Attack on Ornimander in Chief | ' rrt r\ r » grad on Volga, ^Ad .....Coastal End of; Bat For Victory Pitots Again Of Second Soviet, l O L t e f c n d vance Sbuth o f Boga«^ tle Line and Contact i "Shock Army Captured; —— char as Russians Fall Also Made Between Must Galvanize Them Strong Force \ Attacks . In. Volkhovo Begi6n Germans Enforce New Back Fighting to Pre Columns Inland. selves into Action Be- Industrial Objectives As Nazis . Advance.' Precautions in BeU vent Being Flanked. fore They Become Vic In Fourth Raid^ on Cairo, July Axis Berlin (From German giumy North France; Moscow, July 14./-(A*)—• armored forces have been re tims of blitzkrieg. Germany This Monti^. . Brig. Gen. George L. Van Deusen pins, the gold bars of a second Broadcasts), July 14.—(iT*)— Second Front Pushed. Three powerful German col pulsed in another '"eastward lieutenant on Joseph Lockard, 20, of Wllliamport, Pa., whoke warning The German, wedge into the umns, driving into, the Don ‘ London, July 14—(AT-^A Strong xrf approaching planes at Peart Harbor Dec. 7 went unheeded. lunge on the Egyptian corri Los Angeles, July 14— (F)— A Don river front has been London, July 14— (A>)—German river bend toward Stalingrad force of R.A.F. bombers attacked Watching toe ceremony at Fort Monmouth, N. IS Mrs. Pauline dor battle front and the ene French veteran o f the First World broadened to th^ south and occupation authorities were re^, on the Volga, gained further industrial objectives in the Ruhr Locknrd, the new lieutenant’s bride of a few months. _ m y has been hit heavily by war warned American women to Axis mobile co'lumns,' breach ported today to have put The ground today south of Bogu- valley last night In their fourth the R.A.F. despite desert day they "must 'galvaniM them.- ing strong defense positions, Netherlands. on an “invasion" char where the Red Army raid on Germany this month, the sandstorms, British head selves into action before \they bC' footing and enforced new defense Air Ministry announced today. have penetrated deeply into fell back fighting to prevent quarters announced today. come the next victims of tbe Axis precautio'nB in Belgium and north being flanked. (Axis reports blitzkrieg." TTie German high command aaid the Red Army-lines, the Ger The enelny attacked, with tanlfs New Name Takeji. man high command said , today. It' ern France as the British press rtoching. London through Stock and trffck-borpe InfMtry at the Dr. Paul Perigord, w o f k ^ r of the Britlahi bombed the important clamored With growing insistence Frenidi rivilizaiion at the Untver reported that at the opposite flank holm said the German drive had coastal end oj! the bi^ttle line wMt •InduMrlal city of Duisburg, about of the Russian battlefront, in toe for a second front to help Russia. eatried through Kazans)«,'30 miles Of El Alaihein yesterday, a com-, s|ty hf California at Los Angeles, A Dutch government spokesman who won a captain's commission 15 miles north of Duesseldorf, be Volkhovo region southeast of beyond Boguchar, and. Migulinak, jniinlque said, and there was con Leningrad, Lieutenant General said information had been receiv 10 more miles southeast—to about With the French Army and was tween the Ruhr and the Rhine. By Free French ed that many important German tact also between opposing col- decorated with the Legion of Hon DulAburg has toany' blast furnaces Vlassov, commander In chief of 16() mile's from Stalingrad.) i| umna InJand, on th? esouthem end military offices at The Hague .had or and thd French. War Cross be and metal plants and is an import the Second Soviet Shock Army, been moved inland to Hilveraum Menaced by Second Thrust of the line, but there was no Indi fore he w ^ invalided bechuse of ant opal and Irolr ore center, It had been captured."" ,. Stalingrad also was menaced by cation Which side was on the ol- and other points closer to the Ger wounds, declared In an addre.ss has a I population of about 275,000. Offensivo Frbpt Broadened man border following a . tour of a M on d thrust eastward from fenslve there. "M u y Arcs were left burning,” On Bastille Day Llslchan^,'some 140 miles south a conimuniqile said. , "In the southern - sector of the Supply lines Harried .(Oonttnned on Page Two) eastern front,” the war bulletin (C!ont&laed on Two) west o f”te)guchar. As the land front flared back Five Aircraft Missing said, "the German offensive front .f Red Star said that along too. Into action, Britain harried the Five of, the raiding aircraft were ^Fighting French’ Re has been broadened towards the whole Don front the Germans had Axis Mediterranean W P 'y.' Ihies, reported missing. Alcohol to Be south. thrown "great superiority In men trying with the great gu.ns of hfr Orders Taking The Berlin radio, in a .previous dedicate Themselves Japan/Torm^ and maebiries" into todr offen 'Tenaciously defended enemy sive. fleet and far-ranging bombers of announcement of the. raid, said ^sitlons were breached. the R.A.F. to chOke off reinforce two of the British bombers were ‘ To Expulsion of Ger The Army organ, expresaing too Chief Source "In pursuing toe enemy, mobile ments for the enemy and Whittle Married Men shot down. ■ mans aiid Restoration c Across Russian desire for a second front, down his reseri’e of machines and The German high command la. columns penetrated deeply Into the said: supplies. tar revised the figure up to five, Of ‘Liberty, Equality, For Rubber movements of toe Russians and “The Germans want to defoat' "A ir activity was Intenslfled in At .Very End conforming to toe British an shattered retreating columns of all Coast Area uo before our .Mlies'ean land, da .the battle art^a," said the joint re nouncement. Fraternity’ in France. arms.” the continent." \ / ' port of British headquarters .and The commwlque.,4lid not name The high command said Rus^lussMn There was no z)>eclflo informa the R. A. F.. Nelson Expects to Get Single War W orkw to the target or the attack, but an London, July 14.—(yp)— fprhes were encircled by a swlft- Chinese in Counter-At tion as to how far toe ituaalann "Our fightetf, fighter-bombers informed British source said the More Synthetic from ly-executed German tank move fell back south of Boguchar, but and light bombers attacked landing bomba were aimed at heavy in The Free French followers of ment northwest o f Voronezh. dlspatcheo said aaveml kilometers. grounds in the El Daba ° area, a Be \Drafted Before tack Pusli Invaders dustries, blast furnaces, an elec Gen. Charles De Gaulle, hard Process Than frbqi "In toe central zectlon of toe Plan Stand On Boat Bank column of tanks and large concen Husbands and Fathers tric power station, a rail junc ened by two years of exile : Back to .Outskirts Tbero seeniod JMs possibility that trations' of vehicles. -front," the war bulletin added, tion and a railroad bridge across from thdr Nazi-stricken Petroleum in 1943. '"several local attacks of'the ene the. Russians fa n n e d their next "A ll attacks were successful, Under New. Ru1ing% the Rhine.. Of Linchwan Again. main stand'on toe east bank at some tanks being destroyed and homeland, celebrated Bastille my were repulsed and positions A spell of bid flying weather in Washington, July 14— .The where the Russians had been In the Dpn^ as *at Voronezh, rather at least six enemy aircraft were Washington, July' 14—(IP)—Draft Day tciday under a new name, Chungking) July 14.—(Jf)— The than risk entrapment on toe west shot down in addition to others de terrupted toe R. A . F.'s attkeks War Production Board expects to- readuvess were shattered. headquarters specifically g reeted on (3«rmany after daylight raids the “Fighting French,” and Japanese have completed an arc bank. stroyed on the ground." K«t more synthetic rubber from Fveln at Voronezh, however, toe Local Boards today to /'^call up on Danzig and Plenaburg Satur rededicated themselves to the acrosa coaatM Chekiang province Five Raiders Destroyed alcoholic sources than trom petro Russians acknowledged that - the All these air operations, includ married men last, taking single day. TTie last previous night expulsion of the Germans from from Hangchow on the north to raid by toe R. A. F: was carried leum in 1943, Chairman. Donald Mr Oermans bad effected a break ing a battle over Maltk yesterday war workers before husbands and Fnuice and toe rsatoraUon of Nelson told a Senate A gricultc^ Military Trial -out ' againat Wilhelmshaven "^on "liberty, equality and fraternity.” Wenchow on the aoutk, the'Chi throii^ by pouring . tremendous In which at least five enemy raid fathers. ' Subcommittee today. forces into a narrow salient. ers were destroyed and others July 8. The new official name of toe De nese high command indicated to The local boards were Instructed Nelson kaid facilities were avail After' toe one break-thTOUgh, damaged, cost .the British only one Flying OOndltioaB Net Ideal Gaulle movement, accepted by the able to produce in excem of .toe In Sixth Day day, but it aaid tKe Chineae In by orders sent odt>slaat night to British . Foreign Office,. Is La however, the Russian stand stiffen plane. fill their quotas U ^^is order: Flying conditions atlll wer^.nof 100,000 tons of elastic which had their counter-attack in Kiangsi ed and defenses held. From toe One by one, Britain's air and ideal last night, the British In France Combattante.— fighting been assigned. to toe -alcohol -pro province.directly to the west had sea arms picked off the porta be 1. Single men with no d.epend- France. noitb flknk other Red Army forces entsi formant said,' but he added the cess in a program estimated to Faint . Indication of pushed the enemy back to the still bolding the west bank of to# hind Nazi Field Mai-shal Erwin loss of five planes was not pro British Join In. Celeb rati on ^ ^ u c e 800,000 tons yearly. outskirts of Linckwan. Rommel whence he might get more 2. Single men who uo not con Faster Tempo in Hear Don northwest of Voronezh coun tribute to the war .effort *but who portionately large. Britona turned out in. cheering X jw e will get more rubber (rom 'The Chinese communique said ter-attacked and drove back two men and material to tip the bal alcoholic sources in 1943 than the Japanese had reached the en; ance on the deadlocked front and have dependents:.^^. . . Three hundred persona were thousands, breaking police lines, ings o f 8 Saboteu't^. 3. Single mpri with dependents killed or are d i^ n g and 337 are to join the fighting French In a from' petroleum,” ',he teftifled. vtrona of JVenchOw on Saturday (Continued on Page Nias) put hik stalled drive on Alexandria Nelson testified toat the coun night. ( T l ^ Japanese announced back in motion.. and^Who corttribhle to" the war ef-, In hospitals as a result of Ger spontaneous, celebration which en tort:*’ /'■ \ man «dr raids oiv the United thusiastically reaffirmed the com try’s maximum production of Syn BuUetln?“ the port’s capture Saturday.) WTieh Matruh, the Axis’ most thetic rubber, based on toe. amount 4^kfarrled men wlthduV children Kingdom In June, th«~Home Se mon cause of the British and the Washington, July 14.---(A) In Kl’angal, Chineim dispatches of materials which could be made said that toe Japanese who bad (Continued on F ^ e Four) who are not engaged in T^e war curity M lnist^ anq^xmeed .today. De GaulUsts. —The m utary Commission effort; \ • The da>'’a observances were cap available for that purpose without sitting in life or death Judg-- fanned-out westward from Linch Flashes I 5. M uried men without children ped with a colorful review at Wri- taking them away from other es ment of eight accused Nazi wan now were being pursued back who are engaged in-the war effort; llngton-barracka where newly of- sential military .uses, 'was covereo saboteurs reported today at into the city by three converging (Late Bniletlas of the (C) W be) 6. M arri^ men living with W fe nized F’ighting French com- -in the 800,000-ton program. Its noon recees that most of columns of Chinese. The Japanese l^itain Holds Vichy Rejects ^ Investigation Being Pushed and children or children only land andos, .Alpine chasseurs, French the morning had been 'spent force was estimated by a cfhlnese Admits Conspiracy Chsfge who are not engaged in the m r .val, air and women’s auxiliary Senator Norris (Ind-Neb) pro In reading of documenta The spokesman last week to number tested that this appeared to pre New. York, July 14— Wil ^ a d i n A i r effort: \ Moving Ships units aaluted De Gaulle. documento were not Identlfled 30,000. liam Luedtke,. 39-year-old national 7. Married men living with w^lfe clude toe development of-addition nnd the commission gnve no A Japahese attack on Riwang, lie Lieut. Gen, Dwight D. al processes,'.but Nelson insisted secretary of the OermeB-.Angeilq^ _ and children or children only who — ' ■' /'' Eisehhower, United States com other Information hfiyond which has ebang^ hands twice Bund, acknowledged a Federal' are engaged in the war effort. ' that technol^cal. »investigation already, and nqw Is held by the mander for the European theater; was being push saving that It would sit In the charge of conspiracy to oounsal Lytteltdn Sa^s Field Ar *f6 be classed as a married roan Two PfojMisals fo^ Re- Admifql Harold R. Stark, com- afternoon "i»1thout regard to C3iinese, was repulsed after a Bundlsts to refuse to ser\'e In iha a registrant muat have been mar Somebody hs(l\to decide to go i r o m mande.r'^or toe European theater; hours." pitched' battle lasting 12 days, the armed forces and \1olate the aMen tillery Clompares Well ried before'Dec. 8, 1941, and must moval-v from /Egypt ahead with toe p: ogram toe bMt Chinese said. , The town Is 35 Admiral ^ a ro ld R. Stark, com -vay they knew regiatraUqu ..law today by chang be living with his wife or children. mander of U. \S. Naval forces in Nelsoti ex- Washington, July 14.'—((Pi— With miles south" of Linchwan. With That o f Nazis. Refuseovb^ Laval. plained, adding .le was not ing his eariier plea of innocent to. 84 Essential Activities. Bhiropean wstera,' and Brig. Gen. a faint Indication o f a faster tempo planes Destroy MHltary Foipta guilty. Lu^tke, one of the' Bund’s Charlea L. Bolte, U. S. military closing bis.' mind to \ changes toat Allied bombers '"destroyed a London, July 14— (AT —Oliver To guide local boards on whether Washington, July 14.—(A)— Act might Iky Increased)emphasis on in the proceedings, . the military top-ranking executlvce, was In or not a man la engaged In the ing Secretary of State Welles dis repKaentative i to toe Fighting large number' of Japanese mili dicted w-lth 28 others last week In Lyttelton, minister of state in French CommlUee, watched. Gen hew prosesses, and that "he was trial o f eight saboteurs who ship charge of production, told the war effort, draft headquarters closed today that toe- Vichy gov tary establishment-i on the Yang the government’s announced drive eral De’ Gaulle W d ' Rear Admiral hopeful "new p ^ e s ^ will be tze river below Hankow on July House of Copamons in opening the issued a list of 34 essential activi- ernment had rejected two pro discovered.” ^ ped from Germany on submarines to amaoh the Bund. .At his own re Philippe-Marie .Auboyneau, his the Chineae Cen.tral News debate on production today that tiesi posals for the removal of demili- He' said The Publicker Commer entered toe sixth day today. quest. he was brought before Fed In granting deferment for occu Nsval chwf, pinned medals on 38 Agency reported today. eral Judgp Bascom S. Deaver to Britain still mslntains its ‘‘lead in tariked French warahlpa from toe FYehch war -heroes. cial Alcohol Oo„ at Philadelphia, Two developments were taken as the air, particularly in quaUty:” pational reasons the- board initst Egyptian war zone. which.uses toe so-called “polish" signs of a speedup in the trial: The • Since July 1 was the date reg^- day to c h u g e his plea. .\s a result, For toe third time, Frenchmen o f hU plea, Luedtke faces a maxi In an obvious, reply to repeated The seven warships involved in occupied', BYance spent the na process of obtaining rubber from decision of the seven generals sit Btatements by critics that British (Contlnned on Page Two) ' were demilitarized, by agreement ting in life or death judgment on (Continded on Page Two) mum of seven years’ Imprison tional holiday in toe grip ‘ of toe ment and fines totaling 870,099 aa design and production of guns and with the British, ihottly after the German secret police and toe '' (Continued on Page Tw o)- the eight men to meet longer hours tanka lagged behind the Oermans, fall o f France In 1940 and since each day, and toe end of long ques well'as denaturalization: German Army. • • • Lyttelton s^d Uiat IH* field artil then have remained In the British In 1940 the ahock of toe French -Treasury Balance tioning of. t-wo FBI agents. lery there wpa^no reason "to be Gasoline jBlast Naval base at Alexandria. collapse had left the 'people atun- .1 . ______The' tV)o agents occupied the Guard Points Indians Wipe Out Resistance President Roosevelt, Wells said, New pelhl, India, July 14—<(P)— frightened at our equipment com ned and moumfUl. In. 1941, after a Washington, July 14-HA^—The .stand from Friday morning until' pared with the Germans.” proposed to Vichy on July 3, that year of German occupation, there position of the Treasury July 11: after the luncheon recess Monday, Ipdlan .Army foross using ipara- Have Necessary Fire Power Fatal to Four the warships be moved through the was no taste for a. celebration of much of toe time being used in To Accused chute troops havs, wiped out major Suez canal under the protectlye Receipts, $23,322,929.98; expen The tanks ^ o w being produced, blessings wl^ich too Germans had ditures, $290,974,311.78; net bal cross-examination by defense coun^ resistance among the Hun, a Lyttelton said, "have tbs neces custody of the United States and sel. After the secrnid agent was bearded, turbaned sect of beretlcaf ' sailed to an American port, or ance, $2,500,681,998.9^ customs sary flr.p power for today’s battles Eight Others / Injured Four) receipts for month, $10,202,099.64. dismissed in toe afternoon, the LeoUski Identified as Moslems In Sind province wrfao re and new types derigm^ to be some neutral port, for internment commission heard "certain other cently went on a rampage of train made In the United States and thla As Plant and Two until too end pf toe war. government witnesses." Soldier Crawling tin wrecking and raids upon villages, country give us reasonable assur In Frecarioas Posltioa ■\’ military' quarters reported today. ance of that superiority which Is Nearby Houses Razed. The President pointed out to the Shortens Luncheon Becaas I der Fence Near Park. Subjugation of the outbreak was required for victory.” Vichy government that toe .war The commission, announcing | reported ackleved by 27 martial Creators pf Fashion Meet that It would "si( without regard i He said the Joint WarsProduc- WaynesviUe, N. C.,. July 14—UP) ships at Alexandria were in a pre Melbourne, July 14—i.ei—Aui- ; law executipns, hundreds of ar- tion Staff recently had given carious position always likely to to hours,” shortened its luncheon > rests and paracbtite attacks la tho —A thunderous explosion early to recess and sat an hour longer In | tralian guard idehlifled Private ‘ ^higher allocation df raw. mata- day at the distributing plant of be subject to attack, whereas if 'Challenge on Conservation I marauders’ stronghold of Maikhl riala to the merchant ahipbulldlag they were removed to another port the afternoon. Edward J. Leonskl of New York Dhund, o: "honey •wtamp.'* The Standard Oil Company of far from the war zone they would ■The militaiy trial shared intef.- and Naval program”- jqht as In New Jersey killed at least four before a United States miUUry 1940 the emphasis was put on %!>’* be safeguarded and returned to est yesterday with the prospMt of court today as the 'American sol Held .As Slaying Suspect persons and boa'pltalised - eight France after the war. Los Angeles, July 14— (Ah—W lt o ^ o the feminine-fussy type* .that crin^nsl proceedings in the civil graft and in 1941 on tanka. >> othera. ^ e condition of the In a riot of colors and Ingenuity of take the place' of a hostess dier he saw come under a fence in Schenectady, N. Y,, July 14 —- . Britain Is not ce n so rin g the' At the same time Mr. Roosevelt design, California faafaioD creators courts against 14 persona accused the vicinity of the park where the ((p)— A Lewiston, Me„ -nian was jured was described as serious. warned Vichy that If tola offer Has Zlpperlees Closing of assisting the eight Nazis. These numufacture at aynthetfe rubber have met toe material-conserva body of Miss Gladys Hosking was held by Schenectady poUee. today The plant and two nearby houses were rejected the British would ^ One style has a zipperless included toe wife of toe leader of at present, the production chief were destroyed and three other tion challenge oC the War Produc- Ing consisting of a wide front pan found last May. on a charge of vagranci and for, said, because “ there is no mvtBf justified in ordering toe French one group who landed from a suh- Lsonski war: pointed out by toe possible questioning la the abduc houses were damaged. warships out of Alexandri Uon Board. el fastening with two large but In shipping unless synthetic rub-' . The detonation nras heard for And toe buyers apparently ap- tons. Pockets ere set toward toe Australian In the courtroom where tion murder of Franeea Ooehraa, a her Is derived ultimately toroush the canal, and if they (OonttiMied oa Page Two) 19-year-old Lymi, Masa , book miles around and giant tongues of not follow such British ordera' provs. Remstratidns at toe annu ifrhnt to give a peg top appeaiV he is being tried on charges of the coal flame Ueked a; tke sky In a bril a l fall faaluon showing at toe As once,. enhanced tapering cuff^ murder of Miss Hosking. 40,-.' and keeper. Detective S e r ^ Frank "Our Mhey Is to eencentrato on Brltiah would be fully justified War Crosa Oli-ea Lidice , W vlUe said the man waa an erted liant pyrotechnic display. d^ktroying them. sociated Apparel Manufsetureta at less trousers ■ two other Melbourne womeh. Mrs reduction of synthetic rubber In Leak la Hose item Oaose Los Angsles are running ahead of The draped peg top .effect ex^ Pauline Buchan Thompson. 31, add 'Bniiday night on a girl’s complaint la United States," he said. This otter, however, was reject London. July 14—(>Pi—President that he was displaying shaeeas B J. L Stringfleld, chief of police ed by Chief of -Government Pierre last yinr't. ^ ' tends also to garments of ell sorts Eduard Benea o f toe Czech pro- Mr*. Ivy Violet McLeod, 41. Agreement On Uniforms in this little mountain town, aaid l.,aval. By Boeans of embrqidered trim from sports dresses to long eve I.,eoDski has pleaded innocent. pictures. Lyttelton said an agreement had yizipntr government awarded the the explosion occurred at 3:30 a. ■ On July 9_^Presldent Roosevelt ming, contrasting colors and ma ning gpwns.v Jumper dresses and The prooecuUon in the second been reached whereby the United Czechoslovak war cross today to Roof Damaged by fire m. while' a large gasoline trans- made a second proposal. He sug terials and cutting' technique, the jumper slaelceuits are designed to Lidice, the village wiped out by day of the court martial called itatet would manufacture unl- por( was unloading. He aaid that gested that toe warships be with designers have made toe most of be worn witb bipusea or sweaters, .American and Australian soldiers HarUord, July 14—(P)— A sec- I (oima for the BriUlh"troops In the the Germans Jutie ' 10 on the tloa ef the reel df the new addl- indications were that a leak in the drawn through the Suez canal and thdir restricted material to give for variety and for economy of ground toat toe population har and a government expert iki an Middle Blast while the British hose touched off the blast, igniting proceed, under British and Ameri toe Illusion of much more cloth. fkbrica effort to Hnk Leonskl with toe tioa tq the Pratt A W M ty y dhd- irould make uniforms for the bored toe aasasains of Reinhard some 40,000 gallons of gasoline. can guarantees of safe passage, to They have even conveyed the. Im Tailored suits come with shorter Heydrieh. murders. Americana In Qraat Britain. Mrs. Andrew Caldsrell and her the French Caribbean poasMsion pression of pleata.where none'ex- jackets, slimmer skirta, and some Ob Special Flekat Duty psMy*a W est Hartford plaah wa*^ "This arrangement will extend two children were burned to death Martinique. There, he said, they ‘■tdr with topcoats In the same fabric, Beal Eatate Developer Dlea The Australian who was called damaged by Are shortly * to weapons. Army equipment and m their home adjacent to the could be Unmobliixed for the dur As might have been expected as well as a pair of slac||^‘ a Jump flrat today aaid ha was on special aooB today. Tlie blade, roj ilre n ft," he said. *^Unt, and in unidentified oU trans ation of the war in the aame way with women's increasing war ac er dress or. u o r t slacks.-The short Wotceatar, Masa., July 14— — picket duty when he saw "a sol-. hash fetarted when tar b He deacribed the United States port truck driver alas missing. that French warahipa already at tivities, slacks play a prominent date or dinner dress, streamlined Thomas E. O'Oonnell, one of the Aer coma underaeath a fince." phad to ths rsef Igaitad. sproai ihipbulldlng i»egrem as a "fasd- Among the' Injured were W. L Martinique are being immobilized. part in the display o f 1942 fall to save cloth, often has jeweled most widely known real estate “ He passed between some rating and eimnnt-fantastic Indus- Hardin, manager of the plant and fsshlons. They range from abort touches and trimming of a second deveU^wn la New Ehgland. died jlMaSr"' kUl Mfelfvement" y Fire Oiief U L Keriy. ** Paaw < sladta eoiplag just below the knee. or third inaterlal. today at St. Tmcea^S^tal. (OeailBwaf ea Pag* Twp) „ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANGHRariER. CXJNN. TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1941 PAGE T H B ^ X. .i s a L TWO ^l^yCHESTER HERALD. MANCHESTER; Cat^N- lXE5DAr> JULT H, 1942 Six Day Week of calling to tha naihe of the WWld Protect Odd Eye Disea^ Made Size of Fort Bragg streets, but in Snoet cases, exper- Mancheshe^ W a r Bobm Hits, Skips ienoed drivcra were on band to Sinkingsflit Luncheon Meet Orders Taking Would Allow ' stMgtateh out the troubla. with Against Bombs Worse by War Tension In Colt Plant every Incident taken care of ~ Daie Book^ Really Is Staggering all dear found but aeven ambu Total ol Of New Club Married Men aK Changes All Sections of Nation lances dot finishing up calls Which Today As Very Satisfactory 1'.' School' Board Favors By Howard W. Blnkeolee < Glaucoma was Mlltoh'* trouble. Women to . Limited had been received prior to the InstallaH of Officers, K. of C- ~r Wide WorM ScleMW Editor Is depicted on old engravings final signal. larines Enter Gulf (ot*i 'SheridaltiKd^^oo p.m. i S H r o p t iiiiis t G r o u p at t Very El Proposes Opening of W ar . Risk Insurance showing’that It was a commoneye y-Tp 48 Hdu^ ,as Re: NW ,Hou.rt From 60,. Empire State building ‘Kj reglitiatio^ for commercial ■ Town’ s Booming with New York. July 14—A special Unusually Fast Tims Save Grease/ bto'ckout warning to peraons with trouble and the seemingly gesM 0 0 0 t o 8 5 , 0 0 0 M e n o n Adolf Hiller from, marching up • fe e t Aa enemy boipber enmhed O f SL\^I.^WFence S e c vehlctcs. Country Club Hears Bill to Amendments on On Properties./, suit o f Ultimatum. <. I t o f 2S Incideniui la Held la rear of 'houac. No' flr*. Ohs of the yellow flags was I Page- ■ei War Business Sit Be- glaucoma, to get where there Is back to man's earliest history. / „ Fifth avenue, ' turday, July 18 Worry, grief, hate, fear, anxiety 1 0 T ',U tH t* A c r e K e s e r * T h e ' emphasis on offensive' Three of the crew kiUad and.three plaoed to front of 87 Fairfield ond Time in 2 M oi^s. OrfordNSoan company closes for Organization Histo Income Levies. some Ught, comes from the Na FjOnly Twa Were Ne^ T- first decide whether e/ m tn is en side'Those with Vacant With but three o f the seven tional Society for tor Prevention and lixcltement all, the society de 'Hartford, July 14^^ - All i,’ reaches Into individual training, aa Injured aeverely. street at 7:47>«. -It so happened two weeks location. \ v a t i o i i . gaged In one of thoM-actlvltles and o t Blindneas. , ' clares, are liable to make glau- maleNimpIoyca of the Colt’S. Pat well, for which Carolina's sand fleeted y-Some Key Sector 7-C—41 Kensington that the warden was standing By The Assocll^e^. Pres.a Annual outing,. Hose Oo. No. 1, The recently orsAiilzed Sorrfptl- Washthgton, July 14— (JPt Homes and Shops. members of the Board Of Educa-- Street An explosive bomb ^ell across the street at the time and then determine that his particular "Prepare for wartime blackouts opma worse. Hence a special warn ent Flr^. Arms - ManufactimM : hills ami pine woods furnish ideal Matibofough ' mi.st'ciub, the first women's ae/vlce tion present at the special meet Dispatchers Absent. near the rear of house bipwing in without showing too much excite Brazenly penetrating^the Gulf of job makes him t/'necessary rnan.” Chairman Sabath (D-Ill) of the with- special curtains, so that long ing is to*oed for those persons Co. will be''pii^t- on a six day w e ^ B* Bill B«nl ‘ ^ terrain. . St. Lawrenca for tha aycond time ' Monday,. Jidy 20 Also, tbe firm iq which he is em By JamM Marlow and ing laat night, placing of war risk who iMiye toe trouble, even In In Wide World Military Editor j Infantrymen of a triangular windows. No fire. 4 persons ment be opened -the letter which club in J^art(tocsle‘r,,held*a lunch House Rufes Committee today pro exposure to the dark will be un and women be limited to 48 In two montha, on'a or mbrr'enemy Special Selectmen'bs.meettog to ployed mustr''^be fulfilling a wsr 'william Pinkerton insurance oii school properties necessary’.” saya a. statement by cipient form, ,to be careful about ■hr» Rraire v ' p ju iv ''1*— division (which has three tofan- Aecordlns to Honry Mallory, severely cut by glasa' . told him that the bouse'^ad been act on Defense Housing;, Munici eon meeting last night at the posed opening the $6,250,000,000 Ort Bragg. C., July l regimente. each with a Ught hit by ar incendiary bomb; an oil aubmarlnea have sent three contract, netformlng a government Washington, July 14— (Wide Dr. Mark J. Schoenberger, chair controlling-toeir reactions to war. hours a week batoning Wednes oC tho Air Raid Warden Scr- Sector 8-B—39 Ashworth pal building at 8. Country club, tax bill to . “about a half-a-dozen nlll be decided by letters sent to Sbolfid. you, or even an Axle agent, artillery hattahon. and a general Street A ; high explosive bomb t tok had exploded and the bouse merchantmen to the bottom service/te a service necessary to ■World)—The war economy has man of toe society's committee on Dr. Schoenbejig says that when day, state .Labor Commissioner those waters. . Sdturday, July 25 tion of the major amendments" on corpora the other members of the board.- Cornelius J. Danaher'-announced have ofiy lingering delusions that headquarters meddium artillery bat ;1rtea to ' Manehaater, laat nisbt's fell- in stre'et,making a large cra was on fire. Six persons were in life In support of the war '•raced across America like’ s Kan glaucoma. - * person has a .dormant case of . Four seamen were’ - killed, four \Annual outing Hose Co. NdK3, o . ■ , or he mu.sf be supplying ma- tion and todlA’idual levies when it The special committee named by glaucoma, the nenrouA tension and today. \ ' our A rm ^ s training for and plan talion) are sent out singly into the tt provad veiy aatlafactory. Out ter______breaking______sewer, water____ and ,, ..gas jured. His messenger also read the F. D., SSano cottage. It is not so much toe darkness mlaaing and 99. rescued In the at i tgfial for such firm.s. __ sas tornado, hitting here and skjp- the board- to im-estlgate the riised itself as worry or fears that may emotion of reading rii(.Jistening to The announcement folkvrit^ a ning to fight a defensive war, I woods armed' with bayoneted rifle aSuicidanU. all were weU takeiT ,p,ing „ d pjectric and telephone report and instead of going into ion. day following __ reaches the Iloor for debate, pro can't conceivb.rf any better cure tacks on July 5. Canadian Navy plng there with no apparent rca-, When a S. warahip bounces a of Insurance reported that It was go with',prolonged blackouts that war news may cause the.condition conferene'e yesterday betvbetween! and hand grenades. or with the exception of two, . window* all broken. , S the house at 87 Fairfield atreet londay, August g w England conference will bo -Tfie; essential'activities were: ' bably fnurs<»y. U. than a visit to Ifie cozy little Afiiiy t^WdMra there was some confusion where there wa-s a telephone, be Minister Angus" MacDonald an heldv with the Hhrtforil Soro son. ' ' depth charge onto an Axis sub- not only considered well to have cause this warning. Glaucoma is to become active and suddenly Danaher and - Dwight • G.- -hel^Phelpb An explosion goes off in'-a tree- people aeverely cut by No nounced yesterday. With five OuUng''poe- mist nub as hostess ships, boat#: and parts; ordnance Across America, .towns bulging marine, glycerine is right In there due to an Increase of pressure in acute. fire. other newly reported sinkings, Olubj Cent«\8prings Park., Committee prepared to inspect punching for victory. Uncle 8am at. 100 per cent value of all bulld^' . The society declares that blind- ization. / 'The nrfre size he place will That represents a sniped. Our man : gfjguis at 7 o'clock,' which was fol- Sector 8-C—158 Eldridge slbie^to use a 'phone ii) a burning Wedneo^^r, August 12 Amongsthe guests last /night and BCcesaol1eS^.^rau^itlon; ..gri- with war workers and booming toe eyeball. The society estimates they brought to 369 the unofficial finally th'e big revenue measure, .neeeds glycerine .for depth ings and add five per Cent to cov that 20,000 of the living blind in new from glaucoma is preventable 6.7 Other Industries Comply- staitgel- you., is gradeil on the speed and accur ~ IPed by the rald'aignal at 7:30. Street. An explosive bomb fol building and running' down the Red Odss Blobd Bank, Legion was a memter of long standing in culture>-f^d processing; forestry, then go before the Rules Commit with war business sit besidq towns Kep^Jtedly it la IhfI biggest post listing of the 25 incidents and atre'et three house.s further, eelit Associated Press tabulation of full o f vacant homes and vacant charges, gun powder and Other er foundations., A fire policy doe* this country have lost their sight in a large percentage of coses, /T b c commi-Hstoner announced at acy of his .-cactlon whether he r A Ustl lowed by several incendiary Allied and neutral ship loMes to Home, 1:00 to ■ ■ the Soroptimtot club oif Tacoma, logging affd-vlumterihg;, construc tee to request thfit no amendments war needs. Waste fats from your in the rountry. r ndoubtelilv It is decide.* til' attack with rifle,- gre locations Is given herewith: . bomba' struck the house, partly' to the alarm. In just five minutes Washington, a bq[^tlve/of England. sliops. not cover foundations . but , In a due to glaucoma and that 100,000 and is launching a national ca n- tho'^Nsame time that 63 other ; , . . .. the Western Atlantic area since Aug. 81 to 8dpt. 7 tion; coal mining; jjnetaJ''-sitotog; be permitted, Sabath voiced op kitchen can provide It. GREASE bombing the foundation ■ would be paign of Information ' about the ' Htate^-tndustrles bad complle^f the torgeM In Ite nade or bayonet, and how well he L Sectctor 2-C, N. K. comer of demolishing and getting fire to from the time that the alarm wab In the large groOt/present from non-metalltc mining and process Both the boom town and the others are partially blind from Dec. 7. . * Knighto of ColUmbus^arnivsI. position to a “closed nils." THE SKIDS FOR THE AXIS! destroyed. ' ' eye' trouble. I with th e "^ b o r Department ultt- °*StHtistically>.it •“ -• — now houses doo.s it. "foOdtog on tbs southeast comer It. Fire out o f control. 4 per telephoned to, two ambulances and the club In H a r^ rd , were three ing and quarrjlng; smelting, refin "1 am going to try to report a • wartime ■ ghost town are found -in toie affliction. where, from to 85,000 ■ Mato and Pearl' street#—A No. I’a truck^lth^-^ 17 ■ men, re In thair first foray into the St. Adsised an Incrento I matum th#t..each industrial em Squad, and' platooii commanders sons killed. e peraons aeitously Lawranee, the undersea raiders who had attend^ theNtonventlon ing and rolltog metals; .production rule (for procedure during debate) every region. There are towns, too, on a ieT.OOO-acreXreservatlon indergo'the same sort of test A Sigh aaploatvs bomb bit the north- Injured. Telephone and electric sponded. ‘ Cleveland the last week>to June. of metal shapes and forgings; fin rthat, are "getting along" — no Fred Bliss, of Bliss and Cole, of ploye must have at least one day picked off two ships May 13, the which will permit the offering of Hartford, had made a survey of j off every .sevtti. Th"«^ com-' huge that when 240-riKn. howitzers grant and his men may be ata- agat eom S~0P'building, demdlish- wires down.l Bolton It In clu ded^ . enthueiastli: rom rts ishing of metal products; produc amendments on the most contest boom, no depression, just business Flm Disease < about nine-inch 'gun.«^v"nd our ^ing about 1-4 of building. The Canadian government acknowledg Alcohol to Re , I the in.*urance carried on to* ; missioner said that he' wa.s d in a Irenctv, T^ey get one Section 8-D,—285 Charter Oak Bolton experienced Its first air ed recently. ceedings. each o n e ^ k tion of industrial and agricultural ed proilstons," he said to an In na usual. 'The business hns- chatyo- brief'Hltsh of their target,,juat aa ^^iisbrla M l on and completely atreet. An explosive bontb fell at terview. ed—the shoe .factory- tutns out rw il . a- schools in Manchester arid he had Middle West People pleased with the way in which ih- " ' ‘‘J »''« raid drill jointly last night wiih ' -. Craft Sunk Off Cuba highlights on differe equipment; machinery; chemicals \ they would in battle. It is up to toe 'Stocked Pearl atreet. Qlase In the rear of house, blowing In windows, Administration leaders and most Army boots, the metol shop makes recommended that with the in^ dustrial officials had accepted the Manchester drill, and accord Four other Sinkings - were an Chief Source d a,' ■‘ nd allied products; , rubber prod m.iihm ki... kA main aariAeUi t,mv/.est of the se.ersl firing rang,rangc^ sergeant tvj plan and carry out the [ ‘■auth aide of hotel all abattered. etc. No fire. All peraons th^t Were ing to a report made by O iief Air ucts; leather products; tex'Jles; Ways and Means Committee mem . guiy* parts —but the town goes creased costs of building at pres niling arid he paid especidl. trib nounced yesterday, by the U. 8.^ atriofte Decorations ent the Insurance ofrtoe buildings ute to the Cplt Company. . can't hear even a rumble -' mile-of paved road, railroad track la out of control. Two per- the warden (this means you) so that despite speeded efforts to in Array arsenal, towns. With these Especialiy” in the smaUerXcltles USO. , Pilot t IISM. Isan Vi4*liiii V IS S l l l i with sidings and apu-rs. -.water frtedlino position without Outside up for some unknown reason and for^ js drew. . - History' Of Society ° Tests To Be Met Isr UnlteUvBtates Air perlmerit Station here. The Euro- i that he is unable to Walk. Nobody crease synthetic production pleas The SeMctlve Service said “ the go hundreds of small cities whose The women in the araall tow ns, . / | ; maina and power linea; by three aid.. aeverely burned, this was the reason for Ihe space A small Norwegian'ship attack Miss Peggy Martyn the next went Into actton in Chins, It was peari elm bark beetle, prime carrier j Oiiniiials Urgetl and towns, the folks are gro' lector 4-^ 34 Olcott Drive-^A In the bouse One Incendiary bomb ure automobile driving was otlt for list of civilian activities necessary shops were , fit for conversion, are learning first aid and working A S V jr f l S l l C S ! hospitals, of Virhich the lai-gest ha.i ^Learning to make a parachute to Uma between the all clear In ed ID the Gulf of Mexico July 6, speaker exhibited a map on which assumed tha/v "Allied’’ meant of the disease, is now laying «g8* ; bitter against armchair strata; tralted fltates fighting plans'forc has just hit the bouse. Manchester and Bolton and War th* war’s duration as tires would to war production and essential whose location was right for sub for the Red .Ooaa just like their | 2,680.000 square feet of floor space, jump, /ven\.from remarkably low and ..two small' Panamanian vesr she had marked every town or American planes/ in its tunnels beneath the bark o f , In toe east whom they say tt ed down in street injuring t^o Sector 1-B— 113 Branford street. den Rose would appreciate It if re be avails bl# only for military to the war effort, which may be contracting. dead or dying elm wood. A -few | Hartford. July 14.—(Sb—Nor- pass the ' buck by "complalnli sisters in the cities. — - wards,' and 1.680 bed.H which can levels. 1* only-t,he preliminary to a An explosive bomb fell near the sels. One bit nearly five montb# ago city in the U. S. and Canada where The points attacMed„tba ageney Less-obvious regional industries parachute trooper's training. The ■MBbera of crew severely. No ports were sent him from various off the northern -coast of south needs and essential civilian use. used to guide local boards to con said, were Shishuyaq^;^uangahUi- carly beetles are already evident j wich State hospital psychiatrists about .what we ought to be doing. And painted on the front of an Bridgeport. July — f/Pi —. A be expanded to 2.000 if needoil, rear of house, blowing In windows. sections of town on the clarity of Nelscm presented a Senate Agri a dub-had, been establiahed. She sidering occupational classlfica- have given a boost to business in but the mass' emergence wllli,,rged today that ''immediate con* "Hell, Mister, this is our war, flaming airplane that crashed at M.otivated by One Thought boys , themselves tell 'you quite No fire, 1 person severely hurt U d America and-the other' in tbe gave a brief history of the organi kong, Paho, Lanchl, '^ehchang, - other places—the lumber indu.stry . old blacksmith shop at DaUas Cily. frankly that the jumping—after Sector 4-D, 44 McKee street—A the signals. cultural Subcommittee new esti tion'of registrants, specifies that occur next month. In order to struetive steps to Improve the we don't know | jd this sign which portrays the •Sniffen's Point, Stratford, killed,! Ftetf l^e. two-stnr general in 2 other pereons injured by'flym g Ciarlbbean May 23, were the other zation since its inception In 1921 Huangchovir and Tua^eng^N ' of the west coast, with a growing too. Don't think ■BfiU high explosive bomb* fell threr craft loot mates showing hs expected syn such activities must meet one or CTommunique No. 9 from t b / ^ i - hold down the spread of the treatment facllrtite of Connecti it.'^ thoughts of the .whole midwest: I Second'Lieut. Burdette L. Wert-J command of a division to the mo-[ the first leap can.t coroparo fof M U house partly wrecking bouse glage. thetic rubber production to 1943 to In Oakland, Cal., and Its spread to more of the following tests: backlog of unfilled orders, Minne- disease. It Is imperative that this cut’s mentally ill criminals” be These and similar remarks were I man. 22, who had taken off a short . stripe private in command of a difficulty and. hard work- with toe Sector 1-G—17 Strant atreet'. Only one of the crew of 26 is almost every country in the world, ted States Army Air Force to Cl^- 'aota's Iron range, Jie copper mines *’To\Hell with Hitler and the euUtog electric and taleptaone total 338,000 tons with 1944 pro . “ (A) That the business is fulflll- na, issued today at the hesdqus^ , infested wood be destroyed before taken to relieve a bad situation in heard over and over by the wrriter Ulme before from Bridgeport miml- 'pick and shovel in the Field Artil-I tactical instruction Uu^ get et Several incendl^r bomba fell op known to have survived the attack including Japan.' California leads ihg a contract of the Army, Navy, o f Utah and Arizona, the chro Jape." a . H x parsons severely Injured. Truck Owners on the Panamanian lost winter, duction “very largej" of '-abo’it tars of Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stll-' ^ the beetle brood takes wlnif: that the-state. ^" during a 1,200-mile l»ur X anybody '.cipal airport. ■ The Vought-Sikor- j lery replacement center, they all-, Bragg, which teaches them what house following a lig h t demolition double 1943's. with 43 clubs. In the South there Maritime Commission, or- other mite and manganese .centers in I sky Co. sent an ambulance to Ihe appear motivated by just one to do and hoW- to make the Me flra. bomb. Oil storage tank in base but all 22 o f the other Panaman well, said for the third day: is, before August first. / _ "Psychiatrists are anxious to got a good used spare tire 7) of A 'shorthge of critical materials are few, end the roason la ad governmental agencies engaged California, the centers of elcctrl- The federal government this give the best mental treatment I .scene and pulled the pilot from the ' thought to get over.4eas and bea t'of their equipment once they hit Sector B-S, 16S Milliard atreet— ment .broken and -the building Is ian's crew were saved. Sinking of “ Nothing to report.” four of the principal breakbasket to Trade Shoe* for construction n e ce ssity limits vanced that thers are not enough directly In war production; IB) \ cal manufacture li) N®'*’ York year is doing no Dutcl/elm disease possible to patients whether they . burning plane rushed him to a hos- ' the ears off the enemy.. ' the ground, .A n explosive bomb M l in street all ailra. 3 persona Injured and Getting Books the Norwegian took 11 Itvas of the that the business Is performing a / ^ t e and New England, shoe towns states—Miskourl. Kansas, Ipw-a ^aakliig a laige Orator, breaking the nlignitude of the program, he women in the- Southern cities in control work w'lthto[ the Infected are criminals or not,” . It wias sta pital. but attendants said that it ' That s .the kind of training- If there is any morale, problem one person missing, may be In 32 men aboard. the different . classlflcmttoqs to governmental eenice directly con and., textile towns adapted to fill and Illinois. . , Bandy Sprin'lgs. Ga.. July 14^— Merer, water mains and electric declared, saying there seemed to Anti-Aircraft Gun* area. Scouts aiyVatrolIing only ted to an open letter published in Anyone believing midwestern was too late. i they're getting, too. here, it is rather a pleasing one. debris. form clubs of the size required for cerned with promoting or facili ing ^ders' for the armed services. —George W. Adolphu*. one-leg The lieutenant was th* son of ' For certainly the thousands o f ; It merely involves the men who M d telephone lines. The explosion be s “public misconception” that the periphery of/the area in aji the hospital's Weekly Bulletin.' ^ e n and women aren't wide awake ged postmaster of this small town Sector 2-B—Rainbow Cleaneriii Expected That Town's a charter, and again they do not tating w;ar production; (C) That Down Jap Fighters Add Tto /hese the overnight bo Mrs. Dotethy p. Wertman, of Da- selegtees in the replacement cen-i have been in training longest end srtpeked the front portion of house KAnouncdnentJi of now processes ateriipt to p r w n t 'its spread to "But the lack of necessary facili to their duties today simply hasn’t near Atlanta, recently offered y> Harrison street. An explosive -receive as high remuneration for the business is performing a ser San Fttinclsco. July 14.— nanzas wilere Army camps or Na vid City, Nebraska. He waa a ter and the thousands of more ad-Uvould, like to know when, chum, injuring d persons severely. 800 Will Be Register Pul Hollaud for making synthetics meant unaffected artes. In Connecticut ties makes such cqre of criminal had occasion to'witnes* what they swap three left shoe* he couldn't bomb fell about 80 fast east of services as tb,eir slaters In the vice, ■ governmental or private, di United States anti-aircraft guna val training centers have given memter of the Nebraska Unlver- ] vanCed troops in the artillery area ; they are going to get Into this Sector 5^5—9 Hilliard street An abundant rubber for all. this means that a large corner of parents Impossible." > _ are actually doing, or sat in the use. for three right shoes. He said ~buUdlng making a crater in drive North , and West, and can hardly rectly concerned with providing downed one Japanese Zero fighter business a sudden push. *ity football team that played are not learning how to flee every-1 fight. _ ‘ SBpIcalve bomb fell at rear of ed Before Closing. Only 82.000 Tons the State southwest of the Con The letter said that a situation corner cigar store where toe today he had received 17 right In- cemetery and blew' in large On Footing afford the cost involved. food, clothing, ' shelter, health, plane and accounted fo>' another Fanner’s -Income Increased necticut River will go untreated, Stamford In the Rose bowl Irt 1941. thing from the 37-mm. Guns and; ------^------— h o w blowlog In windows. No fire, plate glass windows, severely cut I Synthetic rubber production this exists to CTonnecticut where psy- townsfolk hash ^*nd rehash the shoes. as gifts from persona in ! yea-- will total only about 32,300 Club In Alaska safety,. Or other requisites of the “little more than 12 hours” after Despite the shortage of farm la except for local enterprise. The He w-a* commissioned at Elllng- the mule-toted: 75s to the giant; Sugajjl beet tops-and pulp are • persona cut by flying glass, 2 ting five persons. No fire. ^A line formed this morning wait chlatrista must from social reasons issues of the day, or visited on the Georgia.' Louisiana, Mississippi, tons of al) types. Nelson said, but civilian daily life in support of'the the battery had "landed with their bor," there Is .general agreement,, present quaVantined area includes , howitzers oh .the theory ■ that ^ valuedw cattle feed. •everely. Sector 10-B— 121 Park street. ing to get ration books for trucks T o Pefend There la a 6lub to Fairbanks. war effort; (D) that the buslneis set up all toe necessary restric front porches of humble, small Florida, MibbouiI and Maryland. |ton Fijfld, Texas. In 1941 added he expected the rate to be Alaska. Seattle has the largest guns at Port Moresby," the Syd too, that towns which buy qnd aell all of Fairfield County; the towns tion* of a person's freedom, and lector d-B—3d Aubifra Road- An enemy bomber crashed in Tot at the Lincoln School. There was is supplying materials . . . for ■ from the farms are mostly doinY 1 town homea where the war la the no great demand for applications stepped up to 73,300 tone in the club in point of members, 90;-New ney radio broadcast this morntog. of Bethlehem. Bridgewater, Har- within these limit* try to treat the | An fxploalve bemb hit bouse and In front of house. No fire. Two of (Continued from Page One) contracts included in . above) "These men of *he antl-slrcraft all right. The farmer's Income ha.s 1 main topic of conversation. daiawlahed i t No Are, 2 persons but the three laiuing'the book* first half of l»*3.' and to 264,700 York follows with an active-mem wiinton. Litchfield,.. Morris. New mental illness. T the crow killed and tour Injured or (E) that the buelheea is pro unit .were the first United States' increased, and transportation bob Torrington, Washington. Water- .Appear l'utrouble.4 By War / aeverely injured, one killed,' one severely. were kept busy. This was du* to in the latter half of that year. bership of 78. Mias Martyn read ducing raw materials, manufac- "Thus, the requirements of ao- 1 Holland by Field Marshal Karl “ We hope in 1944 to - have land troops to take up duty tn New bles are forcing him to do more town and W.OSdbury in Litchfield person tolaalBg. Windows in near- Sector lO-D—21'g Hartford road. the non arrival yesterday morning Rudolf Gerd Von Rundstedt. the list and gave a number of In turtog materials, supplies or - ciety and of the Individual patient ! At first (lance tbe little towns of tha necosoary books which made enough rubber for necessary teresting Incidents of the conven Guinea,’’ the radio account- heS.-d shopping near home. County; all of Newr Haven County have In some miraculous way to appear tranquil and peaceful, un- ■F bouses blown ln,-d peraons cut An explosive bomb fell on building Movtd' From Coastal Points equipmer^ or performing services ■ New York'City, financial capi necessary a second call for many uses." Nebton commented. tion. by CBS continued., except the towns of Chiaire, Madi be obtained from the same medi' troubled■oubl, by war, aloof from It. But by fleas. and demolished It. No fire—3 per A Netherlander who has just necessary for the fulfillment of ‘They disembarked from trans tal of the nation. Is reported drfiop- Sector dts Allies tension committee has bad much The different major categories — 1 Tbe people, unaccustomed to ICTORY MARKET BASKET sons unaccounted for. emplacements. Induatry—the 20aOPO-m^ »ppar- n email explosive bomb hit It Fire tered. It looks as though tH^-.en- In addition, Ito said, tires must be to do with the organization of the of essential activities were brok- i The bark beetle*, which spread O r c e c l 3 3 V l l l f f S fanfare, aren't quick to show their Sector 11-A— 25 Moore street. moved from coastal provinces to “Soon after dawn they went Into el-cutttog /md ntedle trade—has •et?" out Of oontroL Seven children In- tire tnickr population will be tqk- Drente and Oerijsul provinces made available for such essential club in this town, gave an account en down in tbe listing like this: ' \ the Dutch elm disease to healthy | » C7 emotions. These ao-called "UtUe An explosiya-bamb fell In rear of en care of by tonight. /• dvllisn aervibss qa moving people abtion. They opened fire on two slowed up for lack of materials. tree* when they.feed on the twigs I jursd. building, mowlpg in windows. No along the German frontier. o f the difficult task of revising the ■ ’’ProducUdn o f aircraft and ‘ Foreign trade, Uf^/blood of the Plan Predicted fellows" see no glamor In tola war. Sector T-A — 573 Woodbiidge Oaaolln* Stationi to and from thqlr jobs, performing classification list, due to the ever- parts: The''\producUon, mainte Zero fighters which swept down on to August and September, breed Aak them what they think about flra. All persons that were Inside The escaped Netherlander aaid the gun emplacement. One Zero great exporting ^nd Importing Word was received from the a large number of hostages had ne-easary commercial and farm widening spheie of women’s ac nance and re(>air of aircraft glid only In dead or dying elm wood. it, and they’ll say, "We want to of house cut or injured. Hartford office thia m ^ in g that crashed In flames almost on top of busineae, him b eo/cu t to a trickle. Too Lfltd to Clsssify been aeized In Belgium and North trucking, and meeting such com tivities. and gave some Instances ers, parachutes, dirigiblea bal Healthy, vigorously growing trees see It ended.” They may be Im Sector ll-U —87 Fairfield street. the iasuing of gasoline permita to munity needs as police and fire the battery and the other wae last In the merchan^slng centers, .the do not harbor the_m- To reduce Washington, July 14— (Ab — House hit by an incendiary bomb ern France on Von Rundstedt's or of the variety of new wartime In loons, aircraft engines, parts, pon Chairman George (D-Ga) of toe patient, of iU conduct, but what IW a NTED— TRANSPORTATION gaaoline stations would- not start protection. seen diving towards, the mountain outlook seema/grim. The bulk'fcf the bark beetle population, after being hit by a small explos ders. T he German controlleid dustries to which women are en toons, propellers and similar prodr Senate Finance Committee pre- ever is asked of them the^ give ^ to Veedar Root Hartford. 5 to until July 22. Thto Is the date the In response to a question by range with smoke pouring from its white-collar Workers have not riend auggeaU that twy) general ive bomb. The first bomb damaged Dutch radio announced yesterd^ gaging, and their desire . p> be ucts." ■ ‘ ohared the big pay increases of dieted today that Congress would without complaint. * .3 n. m. shift Telephone 6989. new rationing chords go into force. that many more hostages had be% Senator McNaty (R-Ore), Nelson engine." frocedures be followed by home one oil storage 'tank and the oil ig This will giv^the dealerOvsn op rightly classified. . “ Production of apparel; Apparel the wage earners in factory town.s. act to force people to save a part This reaction was typical of a seized. In The Netherlands. said It was true that the United “ A lAAttng Conuige” for the armed forces, ’ and , work owners and community groups. of their earnings a* an. aid In con spirit of determination and valor nited. Two. other oil storage tanka portunity to-^tak# InventOky of States low was exporting some Bomb Jape in Banna May "I^ e l'p Home of Slack First, all dead and dying elm trees, In' basement not damaged aa yet. stock on ^ n d at that time and be Earlier this spring 97 Nether- Miss Parker among other things clothing."— ' ■ • SmolM-wreBihed-^ factorlc.s In trolling inflation. found in every locality. landers were executed by the Ger rubber,- both to Uie United Na- New Delhi, India, July 14— — . or parts of elm trees in bad coni« Fire out of control, - Six ' persons in a bettor position to give proper expressed her pleasure at being "Communications services; Tele The R.A.F. announced today that New Jersey. Connecticut and up George told reporters he be One ha* only to recall theJiard- mans on charges of plotting to aid tiuns actively engaged in the war, diUbn,. should be removed before lieved Congress would have to di severely injured. figure^; able to announce the formation of phone, telegraph, newspapers, ra further bombing attacks were state New York may take up some ships forced upon the mldwest- an Allied Invasion, 2,000 former and to South American countries dio broadcasting'and television ser August first, and either destroyed rect enforced savings by regular Sector 12-B—^^19 Stock -place. the club here at the convention. made on Japanese Sunday at Ka- of the'-alack in New York City’s by burning or so treated aa to kill erner In the past to know he -will M allieu 's Netherlands officers were intern where tires were needed Jn order As an Indication of her interest vices and Uie repair bf faciUtiea." percentage deductions from pay 18S Spruce Street House hit by an explosive bomb, to move out raw materials urgent lews, northwest Burma. entployment. •- all insect* contained In them. Elm be to there pitching, said an aide damaging about one-half of house. W om en Told ed and 460 protolnent Netherland ■be presented to the club last “ Educational services; Public ■The hard-coal mining region of checks and other income if it hop to Gov. Payne Ratner o f Kansas. er# seized as hostages.^ ly needed to bhlr countiy. loga should be kept only If strip ed to prevent runaway Increases Fire started by an oU^ burner and Opposes Another A | ^ cy night a ,“ lastlng“ cqrsage. She ex and private vocational training; Slightly' Confnsed on Board /Pennsylvania, which lost many ped of-bark. Second.' the- tree TheyNljave weathered devastating fire is now out of control. Tele Balt Copstruotion Work plained that she drew the luojcy elementary, secondary and prepar in prices. droughtois^ du*t *torm*. floods. EVERY DAY OF THE To Sacrifice Nelson Said he was strongly op men to the war industries around should be 80 cared for thqt they "We must give special consider WEEK • phone and light >^es broken. Four The Belgian gqvernment-in- posed to creation of another ageji- number and won the attendance, atory achools; junior colleges, col- Witaon,. N. C.-(iJP)—The post It. has had Its troubles, but the remain in vgororia Condition, for toni*fi°re grasshoppers. AI- peraons severely tojured. exile said It bad received word prize at one of the convention jege* unlversiUes. and profession ation to absorbing toe increase in e through In their m o n e y -s a v in g cy to spur production of synthetic card was addressed to “ Mr. O. P. outlook is not bad for thq dura- the beetle# breed -in weSW trees. national income that has been ways they Sector 13-(3—112 South Mato For Victory that the Germans had halted all rubber for^ civilian use. The powef ^atherlnga Miss Hellen Holbrook, al schools; educational and ecien- A. Board, Wllaon, N. C." And it tioh. . ^ This may bh accoropllsifcd by ow’n calm .etermined fashion: PRICES! construction work In Belgium ex president, received It for the club, tifle research agercies,” brbught about by the war aa a street. An explosive bomb fell at to allocate raw materials: should read: “ Dear M r Board, sill you . Thedlstressed Industries of the spraying for defoliating Insects, by precaution against price rises that Now g Share ' rear of building blowing to -win cept widening of paved roads over not be decentrsUzed, he declared. and on unwrapping' the package This Selective Service aaid (Contlnuad. from . Pag# Om ) please send me- my sugar card? south are the cast-iron pipe and p to ^ r fertilization, . watarlng. pre might be disastrous.” George de Now they are doing their share dows. All persona that were Inside which motorised divisions could At the outset. Chairman Gil it proved to be .one of the--new “newspaperai’ was intended to in stove works and the silk hosiery Brillo Soap Pads, My fruit is ripe and I wknt to • vention of root Injury-, and simi clared. to,win the war and asking to do of building cut or injured. No ftra. be rushed to tha coast lette (D-Iowa) of the ' sub-com 'Victory bouquets containing five clude “ml the business of getting industry. For technical reaspnsl lar meaBuries. Cahker worms and package...... for daUvary at a BaatlUa day out a- newspaper" and that such can some of It.” Administrator Leon Henderson more. ^ , Dispatobm Missing maatlng:- Equipment from dismounted mittee expressed the hope that one-dollar defense stamps attrac they'find it difficult to adapt their elm leaf beetle/—agafhst whlcn has-told the Senate Appropriations Belgian defenses in the north baa Nelson’s appearance wjbuld “ help tively made up in colored cello- activities came under "other requi Everywtiere the story w-as the Tbe report center svaa some Nasia Have g w b n DestmeUon operations for war work. / the Station gave warning .earlier Committee this unchecked ' game- ’'Trll us what to do and Cream of Wheat, ' “I deplore the fact- that Ameri been moved to coastal areas and dispel some of the jconfuslon” pbane and ribbon. Miss Holbrook sites of the clviUan dally life" Un AU along the Atlantic seaboard, in the season—have been very de crease in national income threat-1 what ha^icapped by tbe fact three Nazi defense lines now ex about the rubber proi oxprstsed her thanka to behalf of der “C“ in the teats to be applied get it done." large pkg. .... i b A C that some of the key dlapatchera cana do not realise clearly enough of course, are industries suffering structive to elms this spring, prac ened to leave a gap of 320.000.- tend about nlna miles deep from Earlier, Senator OUtotte (P-Ia) the members and ssdd It was the by local draft boards. sow tically denuding many trees. A - Their boys are going to war were, abt present and substitute that to this atruggla unto death fron the tronsportatlon jam, 000,000 between the earnings and fast. Town* are being depopulated; . . . the Nasia nave sworn 'our tbe channel, a Belgian government ■aid the war production chief second gift, another friend having PLAYING great many elms, which might ’.Aero men had to'be used. "^It was also STATE caused IsrgeljLby the submarine toe amount of goods available for farms are without sufficient help. destruction and they mean It,” source said. / would be questioned liya fellowrup donated one dollar. The theme of * marauding on east coast-shipping, have escaped defoliation by a pro people to buy. ^ Liquid Floor found out from reports last nigbt of t^ lm on y yesterday that an oil IsaaeNk Yet the huge scrap-heaP-'' Dr. Perigord, who is president Despite the etern new .praxi.Nitzl this year'a convention waa "For Military Trial Chief among these 'is the tourist tective spray and are now In a [ that there are dead spots to the. measures, the Belgian spok( compkny-.^lcial ha^heen unable ward, Onward, Upward." weakened, condition, are thus open at gasoline stations along the Wax. pint can.. town as far as the new air raid of the Free French In . southern spokesmana trade, which stretches along the 21c said a steel mill had bei to gain go^brnmenVepproval of a The meeting and supper wSe highways offered mute teatlmony sirens are Concerned. One of California, added: been blown coast Yrom Maine to Miami. The- to the attack of a worse enemy— Stale Leads Area ■“Is woman to retrace her labor up at Charleroi and thi fast way to produce synthetic thoroughly enjoyed on the cool In Sixth Day the bark beetle carrier ot Dutch that they were doing their bit: O'ne Red Label Karo, these spots. U, to the vicinity of list a thou- rubber. Army and Navy- have helped some ious march of centuries o f social sand tons of flax intended for Ger porch of the club. The appropri elm disease.^; Kansas town of 6.000 population . can . . . w^i.... Pitkin and Porter streets and an Gillette’s commeht on Ihie testi of these towns-rdimmed out and In Coiiiinittees collected 36 ton# of scrap rubbec^ \ 6 c evolution, and again become a man parachutes had' been burned ate songs sung were from sheets (Oootlnned From Page One) quiet—by ineitalllng training cem , Midsummer 1* toe test time to other is the •area ..Including the slave 7 I do not believe American mony was that “either inexcusable prepared by the Harrisburg,, Pa., In two weeks. Country club knd south of It. In to central Belglum.'^ carelessness and lack of'sctlon or ters Inlhelr once-swank hotels. detect Hutch elm disease. Severely Royal Scarlet ' women realize what is really at club. One of them waa dedicated infected trees may wilt completely Yes. the boys ere going, and the cidentally, If other townspeople a very reprehensible purpose’,’ had marine, and the' parents and an HH Transportation Snag Hartford' July 14—(>P). -Connec money is pouring out to beck them Peanut Butter, stake in this mighty crusade; for to Martba R. Servis of PhUadel- uncle of one of his squad. early to the summer. Smyptoms find that they live In a “dead them, much more ^ a n . for the blocked development of certain OtherNiidustries. too, have hit ticut heads New England in the up. In every drive that bos come 1-lb. jar processes. pbla, executive Secretary of the While formal chargSi had not the transpohation snag—the sugar later in the season are a prema number of labor-management com spot” area, the warden aervice men, life would not be worth liv Loses^is Volume Federation headquarters.... Miss along, the ihtlc tow-na of the mliN will appreciate being notified of Arthur E. Pew, Jr, vice presi been filed, there was speeulstion refineries of the northeast, for In ture withering or yellowing of the mittee# conducting war production COD STEAK MEAL ing undyr a Nazi regime. Servis to a recent letter to one of foll&ge on terminal twigs. Fre west boost of exceeding the quota* Ritz Crackers, It by calling Chief Air Raid War ‘ 'If they imdcrstood, sis they dent of Tbs Sun Oil C om p ly , had that at least some of the 14 might — ON THE SAME SHOW — stance, which lised to get their raw drives, toe Office of War Ihforma- set for them. jOf Shakespeare told the committee that The Rub the local club members, includes be tried for treason or for viola quently leaves drop early. A croaa 4 tablespoons salad oil I Vi tcespooas salt large 'pkg. .... den Thomas Weir. should, the social, political and product direct from Cuba by boat, tlon announced today. The town dweliera and farmers 4 cupe diced; pored raw Vs teaspoon pepper 21c ber Reserve Company rejected-the this paragraph: tion of tha espionage act, either of (•In New England, they say: flection of a diseased branch will Of the 1,000 American plants Mr. Mallory said that there was moral impUcatlona of this atnig- “ Cheney r My Very first visit to show brown markings to the out alike ma; apeak freely and critic potatoes 2 cups stewed tomatoes gte,’ .they would be ready to sacri / Boston—(JP)— A rm s, and the Houdry process of making rubber which could,catty the death'pen “Sewing machines and stamping having such committee*, this state ally of "thia reckless apendln'," Libby’s Fancy another point In connection with from butane on the ground it was OonnacUcut, one cold, snowy Jan er rings and under the bark. If % cap chopped onion 2Vi lbs. cod, cut in 1' thick the air raid protection of. blan- fice #11 the material things they man from Boaton.... alty. presses are a dime a 'dozen.” has 44 of toe 91 formed to New but nevertheless they give. Pink Salmon, insufficiently developito. uary night, was many yearit ago Tha 14 wars arrMted in New these are present, home ownert England; Massachusetta, with 35, % cup diced'crierr slices Chester that U not , common to prize to preserve the most pre Prlvata Leonard Tamule, Hub- In the middlewest, sluggish Every -House Canvassed TRY THIS .TASTY TREAT I ^tablespoon chopped to visit a friend connected with York and (^cage./ths cities to areas often house factories built are urged to submit twig samplM is second to Connecticut to this 1-lb. ca n ...... most cities, and towns In Connec cious things we possess— liberty, schooled attorney now to train Cheney’s industrial nuratog proj j(o toe Station or Iriforin toe Sta Thia city on toe edge of the tall parsley equality, fraternity.” ing at Camp Blandtog, Fla., to which the Nasls went directly from for sheet metal -work, metal areriT " corn belt waa just winding up a ticut' and that is the fact that we GuaTfl Points ect Iqt the time. There was a moon th'eir landings on lonely beaches on tion, which can hfive acouto sent Vitamins for Victory has been the tftMflM Htel oil in a deep skillet, a ^ potatoes, onioa, Cctery. Russian . i are on The rim of the anti-aircraft meet the slings and. -arrows of THUR8. . FRL AND SAT. stamping, automotive trades, mis The drive has been to progress successful uraz cheat drive, with and the lovely homea of Manches Long Island and In Florida. out to-collect material for labora since March in an effort to fill toe of The Market Basket for many weeks. As 'parsley, tomatoes, 1 teaspoon of salt and tbe pepper. Crab Meat, protection for the Hartford ^ a the Axis, has lest part of his ter looked like Christmas cards ^ h e y a l l k is s e d cellaneous wood products or gray- tory diagnosis. When sampling a every single house canvassed by Place cod steaks on top of Tefetables. sprinkle with and .that In event of a raid' or Vichy Rejects equipment To Accused .irqn foundries—industries which president's quota of 60,000 planes. volurteer w-qrkera. Here alao. pret comments have come in from our Cttstomere 7V4-oy can because of the heavy snow on tbe t h e BRIDE" tree, half a dozen twigs, 6 to 8 20,000 Unks, 45,000 anti-aircraft •the reinaininz l i teaspoon salt. Cover utensjl. '»'heo_ -evfn the appearance of unknown In a letter heme he wrote: evergreens, and tba lights shining .aeSm likely war-workers but which Inches long and about a Half-wcb ty business girls; instead of having food starts to boif rorn switch to- "low" or "'rery lo » " PLVB.. .“GENTLEBfAN ate equipped only for limited Jobs guns and 8.000,000 tons-of ;.hlp- dates on Saturday flight, aell war wehave been able to buiUl the Maikct planes over this area, these .anti- Moving Ships "Please send me a wejl-bound. (OoatlaiJ^ From Page Om ) ibrough window panes." To Start Classes in. diameter, are cut. Besideri name beet. Steetn 20 to 25 minute*. Chicken Fricas- y| g airoraft batteries would go into one-volume BhakeapeareT .1 lost AFTER DARK" to the way drive. plnj tola year. bonds and atamps (m toe street Basket as they wish tc ' and address of tender, exact loca The drive has been extended to see, 14-02. a tor thp to thit Uken from her grave. tline cousins. caped prisoner took hia own good WOIFMAH war’s necessities are doing to n o w . and movie hit, “Mrs. Miniv out-of-state defense industries, s tion and all of the five emergency end their rejecUon. Welles aaldj Purpose, so General Ooga aal.ed Ha said that atlfnulanta taken time about getting out of town. A * ‘ “ f N »*.' I; er," oaldXtriday she had received late crop season, lack of an out these days, at^ ed a practice It v.as expected Leonaki’z trial America. - blackout the Utter part of June hostotala were manned by tbe p ^ - this government lUll hoped th«y i>be n»*n about tha rad. He wzz by rootharz aSUctod with war Ha went te a dry claanlng. p)aM word toaV her husband, Lieut. An standing lame and toe ranking of alclans who are to. taka care vof would bs aondydad tJUa waak. that would put many of the big •I^Mr^Astoei. Small Size would be reconsidered ^ Vlchj’/**^ •oldicr'z eopply iirgeant aartm were apt to be rafleotod In and g ot~ a suit of bla clothes, To save 6900 tons of steel for thony Maxtone-Graham of the the war aa the number one Inttrr^ them. The ambulaiilcea. many of He said he waa sure the French [had 6 supply of red and was unuaual apalla of crying in thair AUK) British Army, has been taken eat o f toe public all were cited by cities to shame. t ^ out for tbe first time under Schools In Switzerland a n be bought a pair o f new ahoea, defense, a manufacturer has intro Every towm within a radius qf people would understand that the utilizing it in that manner. ing closed intermittently because children. pawned an old.suit and than lei Belaotod abort Suhlscta duced a new line of wooden filing prisoner by Field Marahal Rom- political oboervers as reasons for the newXsetup, carried out their offero were||ncde. in the inters..t ’ "liiat," the harber com- hiel'a forces to North Africa. tbe.lack of Ihterest. » 75'milee of Fort Riley was bUcked 35c aaaignmenu to fine style. There' of scarcity of heating-, nuteriaU, ’’War,''.As asserted, “leavaa Its surely took a bus for nearby cabinet^) with plastic handles. of Franca With a -i'lew to safe- mender, jin Uie only place for red i according to the Departiaent of imprint the children of tomor- Buy War Benda sad SiRaipa some confusion Ip the manner cuardme French shlDa,. Statesburg where be 'was picked Here tcjje u» Ar«iiV’_^- ICvmunifse.______, ^row. betoro thejF are bfirn." up by the poHce,
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MANXHEST^R EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY. J V L Y y t t B i ^ I- •' teuir ■ X v - ■ , . ■ . • I • - . •v' . _ ' " T -r IL^NCBESTBR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTFP. CONN. TUESDAY, JULY 14.1948 PAGE FIVB ever, did not go so far a* banging Ui'th* scrap rubber collection hei^, Axis^nits Beaten 'closing th* drive and its extension. ______:______------•______: T* out flag! although a>ost stores Coleman Heads 700 Vii^tims eclares Axis Ira C. Turshen,. chairman of .the ut Tow n Butler Death North Stonington, Mr. and closed for the day. salvage committee, now reports Public ceremonies, such as tbe In P u ^ Eastward Edward Miller and daughter, i i ’jss Clean Rivert -^l 7,200 pounds Collected, or more A. spes(|d'meeting of the Amert- Wapping Harriet and son Edward of Mil-, laying of the wreath here, were Hose Company O f R e p r^ ls than seven pounds on the averag* ' Is Unsolved __ •;■ •'* , V Met Rebuffs le i^ only In unoccupied France can-Utauinian CHlzens club will Hfrav W. IV; Graat ford were Sunday visitors at the 4 V • ■■ ■ ’ I On Egyptiim^rbnt for each man, wpman and child in be /'Mid '^rtday 'evening at 8 home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellogg and today there was even less of th* town. This is regarded as be sr s 1 o rs 789*. Manebaotor Big Pn)blem- ficial participation than last year. ^dlbck in Golway Hall, Golway White. No. 1 of the North End C r o a t s KJH m ing a Splendid’ achievement, aa the Police SUU Baffled by X- Officer Tell* A t one corner a delegation from (Oealiniied from Pag* diB ) qbota for towns the aiae. of Hebron street. A picMc has been planned Mr. and Mrs., Lean Fogil 'of Alsace-Lortalne, dreesed In r»- Selects Leaders; Chief AssassinMion of Gea*' la only 2,200 lbs. • (or the hear future and all mem Murder, o f Young Man The Wapping Library is to ^ Manchester spent Sunday at the iKeepiiig Streams Frca, Refuel |o Aid in gional costume*, watched the pro bers of the club are urged to at opened on Monday evenings' from home of Mr. 'and.^Mrs. (Harehce advanced eupplyjsorfr- barely , Bus aervice fq.i Hebroii seearw to ceedings.' The guard of honor at Calls ^Meeting. ^ mile* back, llteiidiy wa* knocked stapo CAief of Zagheb. tend to discuss this matter. —Is Buried Today. 4He homp/^maimakers of Ripley Hill. 7 till 9 p/ m. and on Thuraday aft- Fogil. X Plots of Axis. be still the sir." It is reported : /was iiyiu hpM MondayMon(! aftemcion at th^ FromX Pollution Calls the monument wore black sum- out by British Naval plann and Stafford IS eraooDS ftom 3 till 6 p. m. through Miaa Marion O^U of Rye, N. bands in memory of Marshal Frap- that a hearing on the project may Rockviile Bolton Bcme^of Mr*. WinUirqp MerriaijC the summer. For Ingenuity. CSilef Roy Griswold of the Man warships which flung 700 sheila in Lemdap. July 14.—(/^-r-A Yugo- take place.'iir^artford lii th* near A sewing meeting of the Ameri Southington, July 14— UP—St. Y., la visiting her Dkqfiier-in-law » city. Ji^ 14—0^ — chet Desperey who died last week. the harbor, the Axia had to look / Ml** S: .Helen Roberta, Opm- Joha a NeMa Mia. John B. Staala chester Fir* department art- .slav goveh^ent spokeaman de future. \ can Laglon Auxiliary will be held Thomas' church, which accommo Lewis H. CtMpmaa m * . Gestapo following aisagsslnatlon of trout season, usuallyNcK^ing July ’ X - V Reaching ^ r lOOth ..birthday Mr. and Mnf. aarence Wrialey, Mrs. Minnie' HUrlbutt of Cort- that the k ^ J n g of. Connectlcufa headquarters at Main and-Halliard landed. 15, haa been extended to and in bert Butler, Jr., 21, who was mys .Truck and tractorr .owners in ter street, Wapping. Iwd Intarvlawa laet night that Fund Raiaing Bombed for Three the Gestapo chief of Zkgreb. Sunday Mrs. JAnnle M. Waikef. Miss Bertha ^^'Keeney of Man Innd, N. Y., w ho is moving to, lustres ms and ‘ril)4q;s_ free from in New, Orleans, July — Gen. streets at 8 o'clock Aarp. it was cluding July 31. Those whiv had to Mr. and Mra,. George Xj-oot* teriously slain In' Meriden early Bolton may register fpr gasoline Harry P. Files, Sr., of Boston, labuffcd the Oarmana and the But Tobruk, itself ,an almost The spokesman said the GeWapo Saturday tnorping. New Teachers^ .^iliiiigt^n Stafford's oldest resident revealed chester, were' guests of Tolland Columbia this week and her son dustrial polluliop in the face of Charles De Gaulle, commander of understood that the department is give up their aqgling on arimunt moved yesterday from 113 lyella for the vehicles apd machinery Maas., spent the week-end with his Frank R. Hurlbutt 't)f ■. Green TTiqwnne In att*q|)U to aoUcit daily target for theA. F., next chief was a Major Helm and'\hat street where they have lived for a Miss Lorraine DePiisol, 17, of the Free French', in a Ba.atille Day contemplating a carnival for the of the woods being closed to oVpid at the office qf- OUve Toomey, BUa* le«al*,.R. ^korefe that plenty of rest, calm, drinx friends Sunday and visited the son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jud- wich, Conn., were callcni Horace. B. Sloat reads the. neiivep.apeni/and listens Jersey ia a guest of Miss J^sale and dog roast on Sunday. Those "All local Frenchmen and all clerc andAlbert Yost, Jr rwere to Rommel's aid from Greek ports nearby windows. St. Thomas* pastor, as sub^leacpn. hicles will be rationed starting Robert C. BouTdeau, yeomari Industrial .4r4ivlty OrMit^\ ' abort their dlacuaaiona with him. named . auditors and James Com- ing camps- The cards may be usSd Connecticut (Company, >-aa burned gaged for the school* of the town the local pastor, officiated at burial to the radio daky>yMrs. Walker Terhune and her T'Srother.' --Pr. present were Mr. and Mrs. Lmiis anld Bernal who Juat haa re- loyal Am erica^ in the great to Tobrulc, along with convoy* of ■ "During the day th# Germaiis badly last night when he' removed Burial was in, St. Thomaa' ceme July 22, third Clasa, United States Navy, The general said that during tK* Ins and Francis Toumaud on the mechanized equipment. ones, proyi(ipd they are in fairly of Vembn, and.all vacanclea in the . . A sk 'for New Bids services at the grave in. Yantlc haa kept a dicuy m e t she was 18 Percy Terhune. who ia spendl^ VVest Hartford, and Miss Josephine Chabbott and sons, Richard And past year Industrial activity in th *' ' .tanad with diplomatic repatri- United States,'powerful and free, rounded 'up almost all persons in good condi t ion a’ncf the' packs' a re tm J-S'drator cap from his bit* while tery. ,’eara old and reotmda the tempera- the summer with hla alstor,' Mias and (he great French nation, mo- entertainment committee. The (The R. A. F. announcement Found Beaten to Death teaching ataff for the coming year The Selectmen of Bolton at the cemetery, Norwich Monday, at 2 J'.'Lorence, office clerk, of 36 Col- Robert, Mr.' and i Mrs. Albert state had increased three-fold with ataa from Germany, with wh^h the .immediate neighborhood, and entire. New packs' or money to buy waiting at Depot Square. Hh-was Ure each morplng. Terhune/ .Asselln and children Sally -and m ent^ly m chains, have but. one. hbiiae committee chairmen la last Saturday that it had abut shot them."' treated'Tor the bums at his hoine, . Butler, w h o had;,apent FYtday havq^been filled.,. regular monthly meeting held ■p- ' line stiwt, Hartford, applied for a m.iny manufacturing plants now Maalco now la at war. them would of course be welcome. Francis Gelsaier, at. present an George Bingham baa sold hla The property of the late Samnel Miss Helen Shirrell and C^harles David, Mr. and, Mrs. Henry St. j AMttada Alao Stope gape purpose and are tinited in thtT Charlea'O'Connor. dow.i 12 big Nazi tranaport planea 323 Cumberland street. evening at the DcPizzoI home, was Monday afternoon in the Com marriage'license in Hartford re working 24 hours a dpy aeven The nominating committee Was The Hebron Defense Council da found beaten to dea’h about dawn instructor in the grade achool* in farnr In Ekist WiUington, known Matesen lasted on East Main Shirrell and Mrs. Shirrell Rogers cently. Onge and son Thomaa and Miss ■' w u unfriendly attitude also same cause—the satmfd car— pVer the Mediterranean indicated back of the move, and will forward munity Hall rejected the, lowest street, conalsting of a two tene days a week. Joseph ^ artier. Howard^ Keeney that Axia reinforcements also' Saturday in a clump of bushes oft Manchester, who I* a graduate of as the Cowles place to William of Bch^ectady, N. Y., and Joae^ During .the week ending July 10, Rose Buffington, all of Meriden,- atopped the Japaneae, the colonel democracy. We wUl be'ylci the cards to their destination. . John J. Griffin, -Jr., of 38 North bid for the Stony Hill Jload on ment house and a thr*e tenement Rogpfs of Terre - Haute, Indiana, He added that this Increased 'and Conrad Apel. — / were being flown to North Africa.) Elm street, who w%s'yreeterday ac-^' Birdseye avenue, Meriden. Sever th* Rockville High School and the the grounds that - the price wras Zemlna.of New Haven, formerly of bertlflcatea for thC', purchase, of Mr. and Mrs. (Hiabbott and son production had occasioned an in-' —M when Japan'* military at- viulet holdiay recepi Hebron Two lots sold at Amston Lake al hoitrs previously his autompblle New BriUln State Teachers Col WUlingtoh. Mr. and Mrs, BlnghAm house and garage was sold by the are guests for the week of Miss Donald,, of Jewltt a t y and Leslie held In French speaking circles Membvs of Hose Ck>mpany No. British Combing 8e«sl and recorded at the towm clerk’s cepted for enlistment in' the United too high. The board wrlll adver tires and tubes were issued as fol creased discharge of polluted ma ■ .tache In the Nazi caplUl ap- 2 under Foreman Fred Sankey was found afire about 140 feel lege has been engaged aa the new came here from Windham and she' Jos,eph A. KoSlorek Agency to B ^ h a Place. Kinney of Amston. pnpohed him with word that the here, Andre LaFardue, counsel 4.0 Still further back, th* Brltlsb office are owned b y Robert J. States Navy, wn.s given a farewell tise the road for bid again, The If. and Mrs. Antonio Ran.poni of lows; Miles K. Pratt, defense work terials Into rivers and stream*. will hold the usual weekly drlH at A very attractive wedding took from the spot where th* body lay, • director of physical education. '(lied several months, ago. 'There was a good attendance to er, Nevers road, Wappjng, two ■ e- ' i ^ edalre moment" In relations the consul general, declaring It are combing the seas with war O'Neil of Wilson and Andrew R. party last Sunday night at: the road Is four-tenths hf a mile long F'ark street. The Penny-Hahley Mrs. Addison Clark and daugh General Wadhama ssdd that tb* 6:30 this evening at which time ships and submarines to intercept place in St. Peter's Episcopal and police believe he was blud . lohrt-Murphy of Brighton, Mass., Katherine Anne, little daughter, the Young People's^/ Community treads; Howard H. B^ncer, fnrtn- ter Allison and William a a rk Of , '^between Tokyo and Washington Would be unbecoming to jcaiebrate DIe.hm of East Hartford. . Villa Marfa.'South Glastonbury, by and the lowest bid received far agrtury sold a single house at Staf meeting' Sunday evening. These reason that atreama and river* ao. all of the regular and auxiliary Axis convoys while Allied aircraft Church Saturday, Jply 11, when geoned in or hear hia car and his a graduate of Fitchburg, Mass.- of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Usher/ er, Wapping. twq/fetreada; Town Lebanon were callers at the home ;; sraa approaching. French ii^dapenden^e day with . Mrs. Everett B. Porter haa members of his Immediate family. exceeded the state's estimate. ford Hollow owned by the River meetings have been well. attended far have not become overpollutod members ar* requested to attend. are pounding Bengasi, the enemy’s Miss ' Dorothy Elizabeth Gray, body dragged-into the bushes. Normai school will succeed Stan It is expected that shortage spent the past week with her of South W in i^ r dump truck. 2 o f Mr. and Mrs. Norman Warner The capture of two mysterloua people .in' France undergoing trials heard from her husband that he A gift of money was presented to ley A. Sprague at the Rockville side Woolen cpmparty to /A c lld e each Sunday evening and much can be attributed to what, he term This company will hold its annual main Xfrican base. . v ' daugiiter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold him. Young Griffin', who is 18, has- Investigators reported there of road materials will affect the grandmother in Fall River, Mass. retreaded tryilk tires; Howard H. on Sunday. , ~ Qennana on a lonely beach was but "ttcipg their ordeal bravely." has been promoted to the rank of were no clues to the Identity of the High school teaching mechanical Dupont and Furnace-avenue. Interest shown. ed a stifflcietu rainfall during tha outing and those who wish to at Naval aircraft, which started L. Gray of Hebron was united In P\’t. First Class. He ,1s with the been employed at the Burr Nura- road program for the towm this Mra. William Nichols haa had apencer.^Wo tubes.______^ Mrs. Joseph Paulhus of Wllll- spring and early summer month*. dtaclooed last night at Tampico marriage to Harry Haywood Kirk-, killer. drawing, mathematics and Eng Four Stafford young men accept Several from 'Tolland are plan tend abould in touch with the wrecking job at Matruh in the Coast Artillery Anti-Aircraft Bat fall. The order for road oil haa as guest her sister from Rhode ed by the army two weeks-ago left mahtic was .|i caller of Mrs. He said that types of industrial 'but the only deUdl made public Hirohito Sends Meeeage John Mere as soon as possible. ham, son of Mr. and Mrs. Freder ■ Butter’s death, one of the most lish. ning to attend some of the meet been more active bombing Axis tery D., 214, San FVancisco. Mra. George T. Flynn of Danbury, a been cut to one third of the re Island for several days. here this morning for Fort Devens. Charles Fi.sh on Sunday after waste products have remained un "Waa that evidently they had been Tokyo (From Japanese Broad ick Kirkham of Oyster Bay, L. I, baffling caaea in. Connecticut in Mlais Helen Marco, siator of Mrs. ings at the Wlllimantic Camp -Stranded there for some time. aupply depot* than ever befpre in Porter haa accepted employment graduate of the Danbury Normal quested amount and other mate They are .Russell H. Wilcox of noon. ' - changed except in regard to th* casts), July H r- (^—'Emperor the desert struggle. The ceremony,, which took place Wrench Alters many years, puzzled Investigators Russell Bugbee, came home this meeting being held from July 10 . They wore found by police i-n defense work in Wllllmantic because of the slayer's apparent school w^l'll replace Ivar, Jensen rials will not be avsllable at all. Stafford. Samuel Michalicka of Gilead ^ Mies Jean Warner^whb is em quantity of discharging and that- Hirohito today ' sent congratula- The Navy fliers, most (Jf them at- 4 p. m., was performed by the .through the summer. Sht^ is a week for a vautlon from ' the to 25. snrchlng for possible eurvlvora lack of motive. . as a teacher in the East Schtml. The board received the b\idget Staffordville; Richard Ott Ppasardt ployed at the Travelers Insurance the problem would be non-existent tlotu to Mauahal PeUin on the oc One Man Breaks veterans of -the war in the Medi Rev. Harold R. Keen. t'eScher in Mansfield. Her husband King's Oiunty/npspital where she The Youqjr People's group'*’ are a damaged U-boat His Crooked Toe One Investigator said police Miaa Priscilla Tomlinson of thi* from the Bolton School Board of Orcuttvllle- and Stanley Bemat Gilead people are again re branch office in -Hartford IS hav If^lt were, not- for the inavsilabil- casion of Bastille Day. terranean, are using fighters bulR The bride was escorted to the 18 a son of the late E. Buell Porter. is training, y to spon.so^'a play in a shdrt tlnlo altar by her father, who gave her were considering the posalbllity city will teach at the East School which remains at nearly the same of Village Hill. minded that trucks, buses, taxis ing her summer vacation. Ity of treatment equipment.- Down Ultimatum ^ the United States. ' . A Girl Scout Tro<^ haa been or^^ replacing Mrs. Bernice Morin Mc- le^I aa last year. The reason All landinrds renting flats, tone- Dr. G. Perclval Bard of Ea.st and a r^earsal -for the first act In marriage. She? wore a gown ot that the youth was bludgeoned to itnd tractors as: well as ail non- Miss C^rol Warner, daughter ganized J>y Mrs. George M, Milne, Lgeoaia, N. H.—()P)—A railroad death by an escaped inmate of a Kohe. Mias Tomlinson is a graxlii- for this similarity is due to the mentr. apartments, or houses must Main street, town and borough will, be /'held Tuesday at 2 p. m., New Name*■ Taken white mar^u'sette with lace In switch and an onrusbing train the s^ond act rehearsal 'Thurs highway consumers wilT register of Mr. and Mra. Norton Warner O m p Blending, Fla.— First sets from the s.-ioulders to hem. wife of the pastor of Hebron and mental hospital. No. euch Mcape, • ate of the Rockville_Htgh School fact that while siippUes, etc.. reglstej"at the local war price and, health officer, has been reappoint at tl>^ town Clerk's office at He TV. Y. Stocks Axia Forcea Make Gilead Congregational churches. made Harold Marcou, 17, o f Ber and the New BriUin Teabhers Col have advanced In price over last rationing board by August flAt' ed medical examiner for the town day qi 8' p. m. ■ - " Is visiting at the home of her Sergt. Eugene Saffold of Beltonl extending the.-entire length of however, has been reported by a bron Center' today;- Wedneatlay grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. By Free French There ere at present about 10 girls lin, a Western Uni(» meMenger Connecticut Institution recently. lege. year the school board is' not do^ aniFrooming houses and trailers of Stafford by-Bernard J.-Acker e (Tholr rehearsal with Mrs. Texas, one of Camp Blending's Effective Attacka train.' The moulded waistband was boy, fit for Naval service. Hqlen Upson, organist and direc evening, July 15, 8-10 o'clock and Ernest Dlugwetl ip Meriden. - toughest Infantry topklcks, is feel also of lace. A cluster of orange between ages of 10 and 13 years MIM J[sme Harper of New Haven ing the amount of repairing, August 15. man, recently named coroner for Thursday evening, July 16, 8-10, Air Reduction...... Roma (From Italian. Broad- or thereabouts, and more will pre- I'be first time he reported to the vill teach the special class at the tor from Rockville, will, be held in The Nurses’ Aid CoUre will ; On Bastille Day ing pretty low. blossoms was caught ' at the ach painting,( etc., as was inchided Mrs. Harold Colburn of Mana- Tolland’ county, Dr. Bard has O’clock: The'application for gas- Allis Chal Mfg ...... cosU, July 14—(g>)—The Italian surflably Join later. Meetings of focal reertutihg station he bad a East school in ^acr of-Miss Hel fleld center- haa been the guest of ser%’ed as medical examiner for /h e Tolland Federated church Fri meet this week on Wednesday He had to withdraw a recent high command said today Axis sweetheart neck. Th» long bridal in last year's biidgett hllne ration will 1m submitted for Allied Chem ...... the troop are at Hebron. deformed toe. On hla next appear Says Wife Really cn Cribley. Miss Harper » FIgnrM on A Books her mother,_Mrs. Lucy Wralght for Stafford since 1914. Dr. John -- P/ day at 7:30 p. ra. aftfernoon at 11:30 o'clock at tlie (Oaattaaad from Page Om) Am Airlines /...... /. "verbal” order thkt he’d allow no. forces had made effective a t t a ^ veil fell from .a cap of Illusion ance the to* was okay.. approval to a committee at this home of Mrs. C, DanleTW’ay on edged with orange blossoms and Mrs, Leslie F. Ward and daugh graduate ' of the New Haven The final figures bn the ^um several days. Hanley of Church street was narp- The scripture reading Sunday Am ...... man In his Mmpahy whom- he in the Battle of Egypt and taken Marcou explained that fie was Teacher* College. morning worship Service was Job time. The person applying for Gilead street.. couldn't lick'or whose name he trimmed wi^p a bow of starcbed ter Janice of ' Providence, R. I., ■ ' ‘Fell’ for Him ber of A books issued d u ^ g the The fcdlowing certificate* were ed medical examiner for the tqwn gasoline must appear hi person A “ HOLLOW $ROUI«D'’ I nihleesly suppressed, but opposi Am Rad St S ...... a great number of Britiah prison crossing a rsilroad track when Ha Miss Marguerite Hale of Oxford. of Union, smallest town in /fh e 23:1-17. Rev-.^Erneat ,.E- O’Neal couldn't^ii^nounce. illusion. She carried a bop({uet of wer* week-end visitors at the three day registrstion i'pqnod last granted last week for the purchase o r have his agent appear for him. tion to the Gorman was rising and Am S m elt...... ers. including a battalion comman horn* of Mr*. Ward's sister, Mrs. foot got caught la a switch. Warn Mass., will replace Miss Doris (Tole State. ' , had for his sermon theme: "Where ■lad* f*r your acta of aabotage were on the in- It took Just one man to break der. Lluium R e n l and baby’s breath. week as given by th* local ra of recApped tires by the war price Mr. and Mrs. Mark h Ih of It's * Task Am T A T ...... The maid of honors Miss Acey- A. W. Hilding and family. ed ot an oncoming train, bs gave at the Rockville High school. She tioning board show^/303 passen Shall We Find Him." fg u lo r aafaty razor 'crease. the ultimatum on both "German fighters shot down Columbus, O.—(^V-S*muel B. will Instruct girjs physical educa and rationing board: Leon C'. Manchester were guests of Mr. Am Tob B ...... nath M- Jones, daughter of Com Harry Miller of Hartford is a a dosperate tug and freed the foot, ger cars regrlstered/from ^Iton. Woodworth. South Willlngton, Ralph Campbell, Bon of Mr. and ~ New Oeetapo BnUng Am Wat W k a...... counts: '' *\ nine Spitfires,” it was announced. wrenching the deformity out of the Ridenour, a happy bridegroom at tiqn and English'. . Mrs. Irving Campbell, haa accept and Mrs. Asa W. Ellis Sunday A total of 4.987 different gauges RAZOR BLADES Today, the people of ; occupied ' Pvt. Peter J. Muleucia of Engle "Our planes shot down a four-en missioner arid Mrs. Claude W. visitor at the home of hla rela , . Several of the vacancies in the 'The list also Inpnides three mo- state auditor, two; John Hipsky, and they attended services at the are used in the construction of a Am Viscoee ...... Jones of Hebron, wore maize chif tives, Mr. and Mra. Harold L. crxiked to*. 86, recalled that his wife, 67-year- ' EllingtOii ed a position at the -Pratt and Pkaao* marked the anniversary of Anaconda ...... t. wood, N. J., former New Yo-k gined aircraft of the Liberator The Navy accepted him. teaching staff were the result of 'torcycles. / S. WUIington, road maintenance . Gilead. Cmg;rogational church...... Brqn .gpn,, .which, (^.ptal.na, ,172, parts PAL' 4.0. 10 -10., 25 fon, Grecian style, with hat and Gray. The Gray fam ily. and Mr. old Mrs. Anna Cummins, really BqRon Briefs laborer, one; Alphoae De Cicco, S. 'Whitney defense plant. ’ -'<>..... tlw storming of the bastille in Armour 111 . , ...... Yankees professional football play type." the teachers receiving better pay The day was ideal for the pic Mrs. Mary Carney 'and daugh anil rtquires 3,174 separate opera HOLLOW GROUND Ktif o barbr? ^ , 17W under a new. harsh ruling of other, acceaaoriea matching. The Miller motored Monday to Granby “feU” for him. They were married Mr. and Mrs. Kingsley Carpen WiUington, highway department, a r . B tn tions to produce. , Atchison ...... er and professional heavyweight (Tha R.A.F. said its sole loss In Snapped Galluses Foil reaSpe Ing positions in other places. nic o f John enough Genealogical ter, Mr*. Marguerite White of U Oaatapo. bridesinaida included Mlaa Mary to see Mrs. Arthur McDonald, who recently after a 80-day, whlrlwtod ter of gouth Bolton have ptm- two; William Osar; West WiUing TeL 49S-S, BockviUe A U R efln ...... boxer with a record of 23 straight aerial combat yesterday, Inclucilng Citv Court Society Sunday at the summer Because of Increasing anll-Ger- knockouta. ■ Gray, slater of the bride, and Miss ia reported seriourly ill. She fa a romance. Frank W. Rau, 52. of Vernon chased A cottage on the shore of ton, defense worker, three. Aviation Corp tha Malta theater, \^-aa one plane.) Ruth Read of Middletown, a claaa- sister of Mrs. F. A. Rathbun of Minneapolis— UP)— .When De Mrs. Cummins fell and hurt hrr T*...t* A AMcl' *%1an tn fnV# tin home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester BMb violence the Gestapo an- Umlted Damage in Raids was fined 810 and coate of 89.06 Bolto;utqn lake laxe and'plan to take up , Mr. luid Mrs. Rosco Usher and BaldviMn Gt .. ."T.. -x :'.. rhate of the bride at the Middlesex Amston. tective William O'Rouic* was Just ankle at Ridenour’s home when the very near future. Attorney Ber^rd J. Ackerman Clough in Tolland. Miss Gertrude Swunoed that male relatives of sa- Allied als attacks upon To'bruk atwut to enter police' headquar by Judge John N. Keeney in the ress^ n 'ce in Mra. Existe Mohdor of'WUliraantic feteurs who do not surrender B A O ___ ;...<^v.... Hospital School of Nursing. she went there to uae the tele -Mj.. MTQ Mrs. Donald Tedford recently named coroner for Tol Clough of 57 Lincoln’ street, Bria- Bendix ...... (reported from Cairo yesterday to ters with a burglary suspect in Rockville City Court on Monday 'Mr. and1 ] visited Mrs. Mondor's parents, Mr. within 10 days would be executed. Alligator Grabs They wore blue and pink frost Blame Fires on High Wheat phone. Then, Ridenour' said, -he on charges of intoxication and Are enjo^pg a vacation at their and Mrs. Benjamin Robbins Satur land County /has Appointed Dr. tol, ia -president of the society; Remodeling Provides Homes Beth S tr . ^ ...... have'been carried out at a bomb ed organdy, niede with full skirts tow, the prisoner made a break. Grayland (Hough of Manchester, Orandfathers, brothers, cousins. called on her' to see how the ankle breach of peace. He was arrested home on We*t street. day Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller, Leonard W, lievtoe os medical 'ex Boeing Atrp ...... ;,.. a-minute rate for three hours) led and tight fitting-bodlcee with tiny Tbe man fled down the street was, and "I ktnda'fell for her and. vice president; Mrs. Lydia Jolldon «ven brothera-in-law. are threat Worker by Leg to the death of some Arabs and Garden City, Kaa.-r- UP) —Tall ' Saturday night by State Poime- Claude McKee haa been en Miss Ekllth Puller and Mr. and ened by the measure.. Borden ...... buttons from sweetheart neck to wheat tale from aqiithwestem with O'Rouks In hot pursuit. sh* fell for me." Mrs. Cummings aminer for Ellington. of New Haven, ,aecretary; Mrs. For War Industry Workers Can,, Pac ; ...... limited damage, the high command • man John J. Yaakulka and S t ^ r - gaged by the social committee of Mrs. Roy Fuller of Marlborough ' Mother*, grandmothers and sis long-torso waist Mine, bonnets of Kansas: Farmers are blaming an Suddenly O'Rouke reached out came here from Gary, Ind., to visit numcrary Patrolman Earl Beebe. Arthur Gordon Downs, son of Martha Tibblts* of Columbia, C^es A Oh ...... •aid. • shirred tulle with matching flower gnd grabbed the 'fugitive's gallus the Bolton Hall and Library were guests Sunday of their-aunt ters in the.families of imboteurs Tampa, Fla.—UP)—It’s no uae unuauall,' large number of field a niece. Her hiuband died flvs Enter Service / Association to change the doors Mr. an^ Mrs. Gordon Dowtis of financial secretary. A good num ■Chrysler ^ , Two raiders were declared shot trim. I es. They snapped and down and uncle, Mr. and M n. Robbins. will be sentenced to hard labor and telling Carl Brandhurst that an al fires on the exceptionally high years ago. Ridenour has been a A large crowd of relatives and on the Community Hall to com- Maple >4venue,-haa returned to the ber were present and many towns children undfr lS to reform school. Coca - Cola .'...... ligator won't attack a man—he down at Tobruk and another at Lucilja M lner^ur-year old cou wheat. Exhaust p i^ s of automo came the trousers as well as widower three jOTrs. ^ Registration for gasoline to be airport at Hyannls, Maas., after, a and cities were represented with Bengasi. friends were on hand tp'eee a dele- .rly with Insurance regulations. ' But still the sabotage and the Col Gas A El ...... w’ouldn't believe you.: sin of''the brijlCacted as flower biles and trucks ignite stubbl'e wearer, who found he / couldn't Asked about/ the speedy ro- used in trucks, tractors and gaso short furlough' spent at- his home the family representatives of the ComI Inv Tr ...... Five British planes were de girl, and loplted very pretty in a 4:atlon 6f- twenty-tT^ ybiing men The work is now being don* and line engines will take place at the opposition grew. A freight trSln Brandhufst's leg was nabbed by which ordinarily ia too short to run with a lot of pants around inance_Rldenoilr said "I don’t like I'" leave Rockville t^ rep ort .tp the and writes home that he haa been first John (Hough-coming to Sals- Ooml Solv ...... stroyed in bombing raids upon the blue nifOM net frock. She car his knees. /the doors will open out. The town hall Tuesday,, Wednesday ' was reported derail^ on the an eight-foot alligator while he reach them. to flddls around." Selective Servicp/offlce at Camp windows win also be repaired. promoted to private first class, on bury. Mass., in 1635 from, across i^Amlens-Sottcville line; A French- Comwlth Edis was working wdtb a mosquito con airdrome of Ls VeneHa, Malta, the ried a small summer bouquet and I and Thursday from 7 to 9 p. m. _ kw return'.' the ocesn. Cons Aire . . . high command said. It added lb6t wore a tiara'of blue ani pink rose r>rvens; The gr&up left this city ------(------. ' The Vacation Bible school 'open jBSn was killed and a bystander trol crew in a pood at MacDUl S mrtly after/ o o'clock and includ- ■ Mrs. John F. Muska and infant Harold Lewia of Hartford wa.s Iweubdcd in a pitched battle with Cons Edis ...... Field. "six of our planes have not return buds. ( *V >w iiV s M s4 ^ i i i s % k si i i ^ a s n fl^ smskH^ s f | ed Monday morning at the WllUng-^ a Sunday guest of former Tolland ed from operations of the last two c ert Jo.se^ Gre<»u8; RuseelJ J. Rou- j primary group of youngsters; ment. f Ck)nt <3an ...... tbe alligator with a lO-gallon pray chcr./Anthony Phillips, Clarpnce ton avenue. several daya with her aunt, Mrs. Com P ro d ...... Tanker Torpedoed Twice brother of the bride, *and John Mias S. Helen Roberts. Home Mrs. Henry Douda has charge of .Oonnaas Seise Boetage* can until It released Us grip. Pel-> ZdanowiU of Middletown. The K lni^ury Heck; John Louis Len- Eugeni T. Lisk of Fairvlew jiv- Walter Pearson and Mr. Pearson Del L A Wn ...... mer and two other worker* carried Berlin (From German Broad- Send the the next age group, grades three enue has completed th* auxiliary in Hartford. Th check eabotage, not only In caata), July 14-:—(fl*)—The German church was decorated with green 'tX^a. Stefen Kanute Sclbek. nil of Demonstration Agent. ^ gave a sbrthem F n n c t but In the con- Du Pont ...... 1 Brandhurst to the MacDUl Field .fhl.s city; Russell Howard Wilcox. ,ind four and ia teaching early police course and passed his ex Fred Carpenter returned Satur Eastman Kod high command said today that a and white. Lohengrin’s famous home canning demonstr'atibn at ^''^ered land* of Belgium and The hospital where an examination ' Richard Otto Pos.sardt, Samuel Jewish home customs. Alta Moore aminations successfully. This was day from a business trip to...Wash- Elec Auto - L ...... , tanker in a strongly-protected con wedding inarch was played by 1 :30 p. m. today At the home of has the fifth and sixth grades and Netherlands, the Germans were, showed severe lacerations but no Mrs. William O. Seyms of Colchsa-; Michalicka. all o f Stafford: Cliarles a six weeks, course held in. Rock ington, (X Erie RR Oti...... broken bones. voy had been torpedoed twice by a .Mrs. Don. C. Smith at LakevleW WUbur V. Newby Is director and ville and many, in the county took reported to have seised bostsgse. German submarine In the Medlter- ter, and soft music was rendered Home Town Lewia. Smith. Stephen Simon GnJ- Terrace. She showed both preasure Gen Elec A ...... The alUgator later was dispatch cowaki, both of Somers: Clarence teaches the seventh and eighth the course and passed satisfactor The 1940 crop of pean-Jts in the A report from Stockholm, based Gen Foods . ' ...... jranean off Palestine. through the wedding ceremony. cooker and‘ w4ter bath methods of on Beriln dispatches said a large ed by other members of the work Mrs. C. R. Garcin of Amaton Lake, Walter Holbrook, Columbia; Frank grades. ily. They are expected to-be given United States amounted to 1,200,- Gen Mot ...... crew in novel, fashion—a charge canning fruits and vegetables. occasional opportunltiea to assist 000,000 pounds, the largest crop number of hostages bad been wife of Dr. Garcin of KilUngly, Philip Ott. Tolland; Joseph Solen- Gasoline rationing for all users Goodyear T A R ...... dynamite lashed to a long pole. ' ski, Ernest Jackson Brigham, Wil the state an(l local police. on record. aeized in Belgium , anid northern Int Harv ...... Pretty Girls Help sang "Q Perfect Love,” at the except passenger caus and motor France. It was the only case ever report doe* of the ceremony. ton Tobart Thorp, Coventry: Stan Int Mer M a r...... ed here of a mian being attacked cycles. will take place at the town The Dutch radio announced A reception was held following' ley B em at Ralph Howard Pratt. office building in 8outh Coventry North Coventry Int Nick ...... by an alligator. LAwrence E. Kellum. Willlngton: hoatagea had been take in Holland Int P g p e r...... •...... Building Morale the ceremony at the home of the Tuesday, Wednesday ■ and with tha German warning that bride's parents, attended by rela Angua Harlan Thompson, Storrs; Ipt ‘T A T ...... ;.. c 'Thursday ,from 4 to 6 p. m. and Gasoline registration for trucks, they “wUl. suffer whenever sabo tives and close friend*. The house Clifton Monaghan. Talcottvllle. from 7 to 6 p. m., and also on Every Merchant Wants to Sell You as Much hones A Lau ...... Charleiton, 8. C.— UP)—Prompt ' Picnic Wednesday buses etc., ^11 ^ held July 14, 15, { tage la committed." Kennecott ...... may be described aa a bower of Wednesday from 10 a. m. to 12 delivery of messages is the main floral decorations. Those assisting to Y ou r Burpoe Woman’s Relief Corps and 16 at ths town clerks office All oelebratlon of Bastille Day Llgg A My B ...... Local Sjtocks bueinesa of pretty girls seen ecur- noon. This registration apJ>Uea to as He Can But Under a New Federal Ruling in oecuplad France was banned. in^berving retrsshriienta war* Mra. will hold it* annual picnic at the users of trucks, buses,: farm im building in South Coventry. 4 to 6 Lockheed Aire ...... rylng about the big CXiarleaton Vorua Nickefison, ' Mr*. Florence home of Mr*. Herbert Barstow at Zvea tha flying of flags and the Loew's ...... plements, houaehoM users, boats, and 7 to-9 p. m. In North Coventry Fttrtiliked'by Pntnam and Ob. Navy Yard theee day* but building Smith. Mrs. Lillian Bamea and 6*dd* MUl*, Elllngtem; on Wedne*- the regiatering place will be tbe Credit Has Beien Limited. " wearing of emblems was prohibit Mont Ward|(.. 6 Ccatral Row, Hartford up of morale is a b y p ro d u ct of etc. ed by tha Germans Mrs. HslamBtswart, all of Amaton SOLDIER! - dey with dinner .served at 1 o’clock. Those who aaslated the alte *d- church Community House on the. Nash - K e lv ...... ' Insoraaoe their duUex Each member attending Is oaked All.old bills mast be paid on br before July 10 and But Frenchmen, who coxild get Nat Bisc...... Lake. mlniatrator, Mias Margaret Jacob same days but the hours will be Bid Aak< The girls, many o f them home Mrs. 9roy> mother of the bride, to bring her own cup. knife, fork all new bills must be paid on or before the 10th of second near a radio last night, beard Nat Cash R e g ...... from college oq vacations, are tak son, with gasoline rationing on from 7 to 9 each evening only. Aetna (Casualty ..... 118 123 received th a yellow crepe gown Do you i^ te to your goldier? and apron. Mrs. Hattie Hewitt is Miss Bhtty 'Visny and Anna month after they were contracted or no further credit General De Gaulle In London say Nat Dairy ...... / . . Aetna F ir e ...... 47% 49’ ing oyer duties formerly perfo.m- Thutaday, Friday and Saturday of with white accessoriei. Mrs. Kirk In cha^e of the transportation. last 'weel^ were Mr*. MAry W. Gleaecke are spending thfir vaca can be bitended. ing that “France la making ready Nat Distill ...... •...... Aetna Ufe ...... 26% 28’ ed by sailors and by male civilian ham, mother of the bridegroom Of corn's* you do! But you . District Deputy Vlait for tha day when the entire nation N Y, Central ...... employe*. Some o f them work al Cummisk, Mra. Lee Ecaall, Mr*. tion at Point O* Woods. Mias Clara Automobila ...... 32 34 wore blue. , District Deputy President, Mr*. Margaret Whit*. Mrs. CHatre Lind^ Viany is visiting her grandmother . Perhaps, if you And thkt this rulinK presents a tem will rise to drive out and punish Nor Am C o ...... Conn. General . . . . . 24 26 most entirely 'within a single After their return from a wed can't write every day. Here’s Emma Dowd of Manchester will the enemy." Northern Pac ...... say, Mrs. Florence Cochrane, Mrs. Mrs. (torhing of East Windsor porary problem, we can help you. Come in and let ns Hartford F ir e ...... 84 86 building, going from office to of- ding trip through tha New Eng make her official visitation gt the Martorie Graham, Mrs. Helen Mal The "Wghtlng French” leader Packard ...... T T ,...... Hartford Stm. Boil . 42 46 fic4, .opening mall and doing other something el.ie you " can do, HUl. talk it over. land stmt"* Mr. and Mrs. Kirkham meeting of Mayflower Rebekah colm, Mr*. Maude I. Murphey. Mr. and Mr*. George Bennett called upon Frenchmen ' In unoc Pan Am Alrw National Fir* ...... 62% 54' such chores. Some ride bicycles will be at home in ' Mlddletobm, Lodge to be held this evening at 8 Mra. Eatella Jacobson, Mra^ Eliza Jr., ot Harrison, N. Y „ and Mr. cupied France to fly the trl-color Param Piet ...... Phoenix - v - - 82' 84 around the reservation end still where Mrs. Kirkham holds a posi though. Send him a subscrip O'clock in Foresters HaU. This wUI and sing the naUonaJ anthem but Patino M in ...... beth Couch, Mias Grace White, and Mra. Norinan BUllngton of Travelers 380" 400 others walk many miles a day with tion with the Middlesex Hoepital. be the only meeting to be held In Miss Mabel TUlinghast, Miss Hat did not encourage demonstrattona Penn R R ...... lettera and light package*: She will continue for the . present tion to The Manchester Eve Bye. N. Y., were recent visitors of Park CtUitlea July. tie Coomba. Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Hill. in the occupied part Of the coun Pepsi - C o la ...... Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 28 81 They don’t wear uniforms but with her work, there. She is a ChildOare Gomndttee The Manchester Trust Co. try beeauae of the dangers Involv- Phelps Dodge ...... ning Herald—that’s the best The attendance At the morn Conn. Pow...... ; ' 31 33 their bright summer dresses are graduate of the school of nursing There will b« * meeting of the ing service at th* Congregational Mr. and Mra. Lucien Heckler and *d. ' Phil P et...... '...... Hartford El. L t . . . 48 50 welcome apota of color in the connected with the hospital, and Child Care committee of th* Ver children Luelen and Rita have ' Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. Pub Sve N J ...... way to keep hirn in touch church on Sunday was increased Beoee\Tlt Send* Message Hartford Gas . . . 22 25 wriia and their cheerful hustling since graduation has held th* posi non Defense Council this evening by tj))* presence of 80 children moved to their' summer cottage (President Roosevelt said in . a Pullman ...... tion of essiatent eupervieor in the S. N. E. TeL C:o. ."//TT 110 115 -brightens many a waf-busy office with home. It’s a little atA o’clock in the a t y Court room. from Camp N a th ^ Hale, with from New York. meaaaga: "On this anniversary Radio ...... Unit. Ilium. Shsl .]... 38 40 aa they come and go. ^ ' operating room. Mr. Kirkham has Meeeengers to Meet Mr. and Mrs; Rennie Heckler Republic Stl '...... their Counaellorv^lng a part of which has so deep a signlflcance Western Mass. 97 19 a poaition with the East Hartford There wUl be a meeting of all the conU ngent^ 110 which-arriv and daughter have returned to to every lover of democracy, I ex- Rey Tdb B ...... Pratt Slid Whitney munition plant thing to do, but think boys of the city, 12 years of age or their “ home in Rochester after Savage Arms ...... Industrial ed late last w efk at the camp. prsas the hope that the people of Board Chairman and will commute. what it will mean to him! over, who are Interested In becom Special music at the , aervice was spending three weeks with their France may aeen again enjoy the Sears Roeb ...... Acme Wire. 18% 20' Besides the immediate bridal ing messengers, at the social father Michael Heckler. ' ' ,SheU Un ...... ATIn. Hardware. 21 23 a vocaFbuet by the Misaeia Lucy blessings of liberty, equality and party there were out of, town Act NOW! rooms of the Union Congregation and -Ethel Renn of Weat New Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Heckler ■ ftatemlty.") Socony - Vac ...... Arrow H A T cm . 33% 35 Gets Into Amiv friends present at tha wedding, al church this evening at 7:80 and daughters Adelaide and Denise Slllinga A Spencer . 2% 3 York, N. J., accompanied by In Englstid, Frenchmen training Sou Pac ...... coming from Hertford, Long Is-' o'clock. Cniief Instructor Frank A. are at their cottage for the sum South Ry ...... Bristol B ra ss...... 36 39 o r g a ^ t Mra. Thoinaa Welles. for the day of liberation planned Sioux Falls, Sr D. — For land, Mlddletovm, etc.. ITie bride Andrews has dampleted a course Pictures of Coyentry aa It was mer.,Mr. Heckler returning to New Std Brands...... Golfs Pat. Fire . . . . 58 61 received many beautiful and uae- gmaircelebrationa and General De/ sheer determination to get into the of instructions f6r SO boys iqclud- thirty yeara ago will be shown on York after a weeks vacation. Gaule arranged to decorate .mem- 'Sad Ga.i A El ...... Eagle Lock 9 li ful glfU. , - Ing a number of Boy Scouts, who Fafnir Bearings . . . 97 • 107 aervlce, take Pvt. R. W. Ginsberg, tbe screen by tbe Rev. Leon H. Miaa Doris Taviea is viaitlng her . bars of his fighting forces at a Std Oil Cal ...... :.. 2Hi attached to the Air Force techni The Rev.-.George B. Gilbert, au are now being fingerprinted. Std Oil Ind ...... Hart and Cooley . .. IQO 110 thor of "Forty Yeara a Country Austin, retired postor of the Nort|i. aunt, Mrs. Fired ToUrvUle In London ceremony. 25 cal school here. THE Card Party Coventry Congregational church, Springfield. ^ LUXURIOUS PUFFS Hendey Mach., cm. . 6% ■ 8 At many camps throughout the StdDtl N J ...... - 87'H Glnsburg, 42 years old and Preacher,” and widely known as Hope Chapter, O. E. S.. wUl h SPECIAL % I.Veeder - R o o t ...... 38 41 whom cam* from th* Conffr*§av‘ • day. Sessions will be held at the terday. T h e tale of aprona,, hand- Wright a patient at Manchester tar of France: West Union ...... T.. 24 I wrote my owm name into th* One Month . . 75 Cents Sykes School Library/ from 10 to tional Church, the aervieea there kerchlefa, fancy work, etc., will Memorial hoapltal are encourag- , "Watch out, Pierre Laval." he West El A M f g ...... New York Bank* Uat and here I am.” 13 noon, and 8 to m;. the aee- Woolworth ...... being at 10 a. m., aliowtng time continue throughout the after OFFER In many *iv«a war Industry worker* are badly la aned of hoashig accommodation*. On* q u M and (Bid. ‘'To the right and left behind Bank of N. Y. ; ___ 275 295 Nia wife, Mary haa taken over Six MfHiths . . . $4.50 eiens tb cooUnu* Wednesday and noon, with a fishing .pond for the Elec Bond A Sh (Curb) . jankers Trust ..... 36% 38 to attend both ecEVicea. There Mr. aii4 Mi*. Fred . Kingsbury Inexpmsivr way to help fill this irrowlng demand I* the remodeling and conversion o f exioting hoeaca. ABd everywhere-^they are there 'his duties publishing tbe St. Clair were e]so many out . of town visi Tburaday. children? Supper will be aeryed m roundlng you. Piett* Laval, you Central Hanover . . . 67 69 and eon Donald wet* Sunday The “ before^-an'd-after” plrtnre* shown above offer irraphie lllnstratlon of how thl* work can be ac County Democrat. In addition, she tors. It wee learned only late Sat from 5 to 8 p. m. lUOQET 9L88 complished. Unused, except aa a "c*tch-aU,” the attic of thi* home was turned Into an Mtrararo tanlbly aJoB*.’* Chase ...... 24% 26 wrlll have the four Glngsburg chll- UMlile T o FnMU Premise Church vacation achool be guests at Mr. and Mra. John W MSIRED Igaorlag Sonanonsea Ezpeaalya Chemical ...... 36% 38 urday afternoon that Mr. Gilbert Kingsbury.' •Riy two-room apartment— bedroom and Uvlng rodm— providing much needed Uving » p a ^ C arefa^ drep, to look after while dad is In would nipply at tha church. Hla conducted at the Congreg^onal 5 DAYS planned, this remodeling Job proved extremely *imple and Inexpensive, arid the use of crineal City,...... 24 26 tbe service. t h e HERALD: Plaiia for the summer festival to m»to- Mar$hai Peudn Puts New York—(P>—"I hope this in sermon took th* form of an Inti Victoria, Tex.—OP)—Two Foster Church beginning on Monday, A T TODAVS LOW SUMMER PRICES rials. If not eliminated, waa kept at the very minimum. Loan* to finance tM« type of horacrepMr (Continental- . . . v . . 10 12 Glnsburg served 16 months in I enckwc ,...... T... Pl«w« flend a subscription to: Field aviation cadet* met two July 27. be held' July 32 are well under cident will be a lesson to ' you,"' Com Exchange .... 31% 83 mate talk-to the people, and was We will clean, aterilise and de-ttem your feather* by a aciaatific arid remodeling may he financed on FHA'S Title I Plan, and repaid In small monthly InstsIlmeBt* France with a medical unit in tbs full of humor, sandty and anec- pretty glrla. "W e’U dust off y o w Mrs. F.-4D. McQueaten arrived on way. Tbe supper wUl be served by ’^rtath on Monument said Magistrate Anna M. Kross in First National ....1050 1100 First Warld war. procesi. Yon will then hav* a clean, lightweight, warm, beautifal ‘ ' Vichy. July l'4s-—Marrttal dota. V AND'PIAME •#*••••**•*•*•*••••••••••••••••*••*■••••••••••« chimney tomorrow morning-—saa Saturday to spend t!he eilhuner the Mothers club and wiU be ready FOB FURTHER INFORMATION SEE . ’ senUnetng Arthur W. KopeU for Guaranty Trust . . . . 217 227 at 5 p. m. It will be well to make comforter with a cover of your own choice in aalin, taffeta or plaeed a wreath oa VIchy'a failing to answer 88 summoosee Blanketa purchased bgr loenl or do A couple o f barrel rolls mi you’ll with her alater, Mrs. Ada Albro. sateen of any one of 12 color*. Irving Trust ..r... 9% 11 bdusttlal Center know it’s us," one of cadets She was accompanied by her son, reaervatioiu by July 2Jt to be sure At to bar war daad la a issued over a lO-yaag period for Manhattan ...... 14 16 ganizations including WcoMB’s Down and wool comforter* and pillow* completely renovated and ___ _ Qgteiaf Dbaerraace of Baa- Division r f the local Defensa Coun ...... ■‘•*1.1. V.;. ; . 'irpromised. “Are you allowed to do Ralph McQuesten, his wife and of getting your suppef. Lest time re-buil(.by eh* tame ptocc**. , " traffic violations, "and an example Manufact TT...... 31% S3 Geographic center of the United we had to turn people- away, so If Bay today as a fOw kaota of to ell motorisU who don't realise cil, Ladies’ Aid and Women’s Club STATE ^eeeeseeeeeeei i***s*e*ss**< ***•*****••••••••*••*•• that?’’ on* o f tbe girta Inquired. son,.who spent the week-end at Your fta.thert and wool comforters are valusbl*. Goverament re- N. Y: Trust ...... 63 65 Statea steel Industry. l i c ^ about poasible call Mr*. John Kings Uaet the aidewalka and how aerioua traffic violations can are now arriving and will be stor No, they admitted, but no one Mrs, Thomaa GrAhama. suictions umke new. feather and down puff* ■* lowgar svaUipbM. PubUc N ational___ 26% 28 sight miles northeast of kansfield, ed with local air raid wardens for would find ou t They were wrrong. Miaa Mabel DlmQCk o f W av' bury. Any one wlahing ,to enter The Manchester^Tru'st tha vnaalllala*. be.” The "Incident": Fine* total TitleGuaraiAee .... 4 2% 3 O., near Ollveaburg and ParadtBe emergency use. ■ ^ ■ One of UiV glrla was the daughter mantle ia at the home of Mr. and the bicycle parade, triej^e parade Fof Infonmtion Call S7S3 or Write SznIUry Fenther fartlcipatiQB, how- ing 8350, plus SO'dayg in Jail, U. S. Trust 980 lOSQ HUl, Uny settlements, ^ Another Jump has been taken of a Ileutenanv colonel; the othey, /Mrs. George ^eobaon for the or doll carriage para4r. notify Quill Co.. Bog H. Csre of The HeraW. the diaughtcr of. A 'm g jo r. There summer. Mrs. W .5. Haven or Mrs. C. Irv- .yren.m itamisfiu,' A caaiilBp deaBWitgattai (gritog Lopmt*. c •.
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nerve center”"of Russian resistance Americans would consider every Jeannie Wohrlia ...... ; 4UttrlfrBt»r > Judge fTithou^ serious indeed. thing. what is hla reaction? _ , SERIAL STORY - > Anna DeSimone ...... Powerf . - to Act Private Firnw Lucky Clover Contributions To Local USO Overnight Mews Officers Get The chief reason for pesslinism These are the words' he uses to JoMph J. VaUuBsl ...... ^Driver’s Licen. Daily Radio Programs P. B a ire tt...... with regard to Russia, however, is -balance his books; Foi: a list ot eoatrlbu-<9D. P. Johnson T. J. Klejns ...... ;. Of Connecticut Higher Rai not. so much Jhe apace Hitler has "It's a small price to pay for BANNERS FLYING More Quickly To Buy Election Omen tiona to the ester USO. The Mrs. Mary E. Carsons Margaret J. Topkiff . ...y ramuMUKD bt t b b ■AUa^, July Eastern WSr Time to come to a By Atsoclaled Press mrntuu} PKiNTiNo^co^ INC victory." drive la •ehedd Julia .8; W e is s ...... B. Schubert . .t...... gbiied, aa it ^s the contintfed dem- coeyNiaHT. f•4a. liTe 0>urt Judge Arnold didn’t close tomorrow members of Mrs. X . Noskc It ■1^11 ItraM How .many of Us have been BY MARY RAYMOND NXA SBRVfCB. INC. Pearl Blanco ...... ' MaoelMattr. Conn. onatriHlt^of Nazi power. W h ^ Can Issue Subpoenas iii have his d riW s’ license when Mrs*. Baldwin GetS' Foui*- the committee are^ reqdested to ; Rena B. Warden ..... Winsted. Fire of undetermined Four !Sander- Yesterday he wasxtrled in Martin Haberera 1.00 Mrs. Mary V. Brown to listen to Russian .theories which sented a .large p rto ? We, who bled course as she neared the air Annie Taggart .. .y .... factory with a loss approximating Lieutenant Colonels. Babllahad Cvarr E»amn« Eacapt Bon, not to fly any more’. Bart, an ing Regulations. hts own court by CouncUman For Government. Laurel Club. John Donahue 1.00 Geneva I. Lockwood . $5,000. Firemen Said a building SvaSara and Holldara Entarad at tell us how the toll t«ing exiicted >^aven’t begun to pay? port. - ■ Jarfies Jackson and fineffN$i2 .Iha Pont Otnea at Manohaitar. air enthusiast - himself. Is preju- : ' • • • To Serve As Army Flier Richard Twinen -1.00 . Mrs. Madden Roty .. IJ. Korvisto . . y ...... was filled .with Junk and waste Hartford, July 14—(g>)—Enforce for Operating his car withouv Ann Steiner 1 ^ ; Katherine Winkler . . . Hartford, July 14 — (JCj — ' If'Onin^ aa Saeond data Mail ’ Uatlar. of I Hitler’s armies is making -their dlcid against women flyers, but On an impulse, she, slowed dow:i.' Washington, July . 14—(J>)— Bridgeport, July 14.-—(JPi—Mrs. Clarence COMafiiM ^ p er. (dirlstie Is training, in -serious be ment authorities in (Connecticut, as a driver's license. Four private firms which ivormal- E mil Johnson .... 1.00.1 Mary Simpson ...... Connecticut State Guard anfiovi 80B8CR1PTI0N RATES - finU^defeat inevitable. But while A People’s. Wa ' She Still had a few moments -to "My only alibi was the old Raymond E. Baldwin, wife of the Henry EMmMdB ...... Greenwich.-Eugene Schlosser, lief that she ran be helpful In war also in the other five New Eng buy and aell about 80 per cent New York, July 14. — (Wide.thla union would stop the making of Qrorge Tomlinson „ 1.00'Adeline E. Ott ...... EUzabeth ^hnson ...... 9, found a bracelet belonging to ed today the promotion ot ■ ;Om» Taar by Mall ...... ''J * '?? the RbsMans themselves have to spare before time to meet Bart. stock worn one aboiit having former governor, had a four--leaf George Smith .... Par Mantb by Mall ...... • • ...! -If "This is s people’s war ahi to work-. When she Is about to tell She’d drive by and tell Russ she of'th e scrap rubber in the coun W orld)—Two more personalities 2.00 : Maria Sinna-mon ..,.. EUsabeth/Shidda Lily Pons, the opera star; and re majors to the rank of Iteute Sinjrla Copy ...... t -01 tell us oiNine withdrawal after an land states, have been given power left the license at home," Arn- • clover today and considmd it a Mrs. Jennie Cflulow 1.00 Beatrice Dlxa ..r.... Mn it the people should know aq her shy twin sister, Jan, that she was through with flying. try nli>:e been engaged to buy • ' 1“ .. by radio stations and in juke boxes Mrs. E ^ n (/ampbdl .... turned it to her yeaterdw. Miss colonela. AU are battalion OallTarad Ona Taar ...... 11.00 J|a engaged, Jan . ronfessea she' Is to, act "much more quickly" in In- old said after the trial. "I from the other side ot the micro- j^ jy 3j Joseph Me(?arten ...... 1.00 UlUah McCaughey other, the lihpleasant inference is Bill Blake hurried out to meet vpstigaUona of complaints .of vio scrap n tb^ r for the govern-^ good omen, she amid, for the forth Blanche Poirier ...... Pons, valued the bracelet .at $.100 manders. much about it as; they can.*‘ '1m the brink of falling In love her just knew.lt wouldn’t work.” phone are joining In the war effort, i n ,* 1942 season of music camp Hanna Spokeaflcld...... 1.00 Elsie ins.....,s MEMBER OF that the situation may be getting her. "Goah, Christie, I’m glad lation of tire, gasoline, sugar and ment. \ . coming .election in w h l^ her hus Lols H. Merritt K ------and rewarded the child. Mias They were: THE associated PRESS That is Elmer t)qvis' platform self. Prom Jan's description, Chris Gene Autry’s induction into the , broadcasts was to have started Betty Jesanls ...... Clara Coffin Pons lost the bracelet Friday. Tha Ataoclatad Pratt it atclutlta- progressively worW ^or the Rus you’re here. You’re an answer to other rationing regulations. Secretary of Com>n’erce Jesse band and Governoc^ Hurley wUl ENera Irwin .,.. Lieut. Col. FrSh’k M. Greene for the conduct of his oflice ais di tie decides the man Isn’t too InteF- Jonea anhouncra\.^ the arrange Army Air Force, scheduled for Los ] last Saturday afternoon, the can- M. De Simone...... Alice. McCavaAagh Ann McCullough . . . Hartford The Women's Army ly aatitlad to tha att or rapubilea* sians rather than for'ijltler. ■prayer." , - Ttj;ame about; the Regional 'Of- have their eecond^ joust at guber Rose Balkner-...... Stamford, Thlfd Battalion, ' nan or all nawa ditpatehaa craditad eeting. ments la-st’ night. -H e said that Angeles today, is not expected -0 cellation coming almost at the last James Topllff ...... Margaret S. Wilson .'.... Auxiliary Corps has announced ac Mflltary District: rector of war lnfonnatigif> and it "What’s the matter, BUI? -Any fice ^ o f War Information an natorial honors.^/ S. BuUa...... Mrs. Mary Heatsy ...... to H ar not otharwiaa oradlttd In Talk of a second frontNs an in thing serious?’' . Talbot Places As part of their contract the com have an Immediate- effect on his minute. AUce McCann ceptance -.of two negroes. Miss Lieut. .Col. P ^ r E. Vox chit paper and llao tha local newt expresses both*’ the", truth anil Emergency Flight nounced, through newly acquired Mrs. Baldwin picked the clover Mary W. Dougan ...... Margaret FitzpatHck .. Mary 'F . Kearney of Bridgeport poblltned > bera|ii. evitable part, of this presenK^itu- "S.enous as hell," BUI Answered. power by Kenneth B. Backman, panies are rjo-longer in the scrap Sunday afternoon programs on ------Ed. F. Taylor ...... Waterbtiry, Third BattsU^, Fir what the people want. Chapter IV business for theii own account CBS, since he 14 not to report for Tuning Tonight: NBC—7. (West at the Longshore club in Westport Elwood Field ...... Mrs. J. Irwin .....s... arid Ml.ss Ruth A. Lucas of Stam All liahtt of rapubllcitlon of atlon. We who think of '^ It "They phoned from the local hos regional OPA administrator, to yesterday, after arriving at the Margaret’ Daley EUzabeth Kennedy ...;.. M iliary District. tpadtal ^Itpatehat herein are alto He has already received his Christie had a noon. luncheon Party* First and are acting exclusively as duty at Washington unU! around 11) Fred Waring; 8, Johnny Pre- MlUicent Owen ...... Anna Murphy ...... ford as ollicer candidates. The jeut. Col. Jam e^ H . Wild something that should be attempt- n pital, they’re sending an emer subpoena persons, records and outing given by the Laurel club, C. J. Leary ; rnaarrad. date with Bart. Meanwhile, he was agents of the government."^ ^ August 1—to enable him to com- sents;. 8:30, Horace Heidt; 9:30, Verna White ...... Joseph M cLoughlln...... women are college gniduates and tamford. Fourth/Battalion; Se ^ r s t -opposition, and will con- gency caae here. Concussion from^ books in the investigation of al group of legislative newspaper Stewart W. D ou gan ...... Mrs. Irving W. Fay . . . .^ PbU' aarrlea client of N. C. A. ed, no’ matter how desperate a spending the morning with his ■They haye agreed to "’render plete a movie on which he now la Meredith Willson and John Nes- Andrew F. G ardner...... will start-two months' tralnl ond Military Diptrlct. UnuKto ■ receive it, from sources an automobile accident. They think- leged violations. . r men, at which Governor and Mrs. Helen Peccos ...... ■arvlea Inc. gamble it may be, gre . labeled mother, and Christie wqs meeting Willing^'vto Run for this servici to Rubber Reserve at work. bltt; 10, Date with Judy; 10:30, Harry Dwyer ...... Julia Wilson ...... July 20 at Fort Des Moines, loyil I Lieut. (^1. J/Shn A, Holbrook this guy needs a brain operation The new power granted ^ Mr. Hurley and former Governor and Mrs. W addell...... Daisy Rhodes .. i...... Pnbllahtrt' RapreaentatlveA The "arm chair generals," 'which la which « not believe this war not with s committee on the Fete of and they’re rushing him' to 'Lake- Backmap it is pointed out, is an Company without profit, but will Theodore Granlk. who conducts : Tommy Dowey Band, Isabelle McC/ann...... Hartford. — Frank J. Zamiick. ! Weatbroo'.i, E>lTth Battalion, Sec ^ Any . Oflfice Leaders the American Forum on MBS each - C?BS— 7;15, Glenn Miller Orches- Mrs. Baldwin were among the Alexander Madden ...... Martha E. (?hase Inlioa Matbtwt Special Asancy— only bekmfte to' the people, but the L-anterns.'S benefit for Chinese vUIe to some chap there who spe other step in ..decentralisation of be? reimbursed for their actual Gertrude M. LtSk Gerda E. M orse...... executive officer of the Hartford i ond Militapy District. New Tork. Chlcapo. Detroit and certainly air we . are. We are told 'relief. Sunday night, has been appointed 'tra ; 8. Heirs; 8;30, Nature gueata. PhUlp S. Berry ...... cializes in bralh surgery." a cost and expense," Jones said. Betty Rickloff - . Gladys Merrlman ...... County Rationing Boqrd. said last I The office of the adjutant geii Beaton. must be thovlght and fought by adminiatratiori by the OR . Feel Will Help Ticket. of the Enemy, Count Ciano; 9, Joe Woolfaon, Governor Hurley’# John H ayden ...... it is not properly a topic for civil The mieetlng was at Mildred "If I could reach Bart,” Christie Difficulty Getting Witnesses Ennnnoiia Profits Charged special advisor to Donald M. Nel press secretary, immediately ’ an Marie Douglaq ...... EUzabeth Dimlow ...... night that bicycle.# Tationlng would j era! a l ^ announced that Governo the people if it won. — Tommy Riggs, Betty Lou; 9:30, O. G. Anderson start this, morning in the four m em ber ADDIT BUREAU OP. ian deba^, but must be decided Lacy’s. 'Which was five miles” out said, Heretofore there baa been come Elliot E. Simpson, an independ son.' head of the War Production nounced he had ’’planted’’ the four Josephine G nyb ...... Ertima VonDeck ...... ; Hurlpy would review the .Unit aiumATioNs. Naugatuck, July OP)— Board, but wiU continue his week (/heers from Camps,* Ft. Riley, Joseph S. Monsfleld .... largest communitiies in the local by the real generals. Well, we can The, army generalSvln' charge of —past the airport. Christie’s low, "There’s no time to get any difficulty in getting w itn e s s to ent rubber dealer who is counsel leaf clover to "mislead’’ the G, D, Rosemary Pallier ...-.. Mrs. Nancy R o w e ...... ' Stqtea Army’s 797th, 708th rt powerful roadster quickly cover 1 Cong. Joseph E. Talbot i6aW last ly broadcasts. Kan.; 10:30, Secretary Ickes Bas John A . Hutton Myrtle (jlkmann area. Certificates ^-111 be distri til Military Police battallona The Herald Printint Company, the trial of thq eight 'Nazi saboi' body;’’ Bill eald. "This chap’a got talk, although there has been lit for a House sub-committee Inves P. oppoaition. Felix Paganl ...... i..'.. Murid A.^ Campbell .... Ipo ' attuinet no financial retpontl- still say at least this: the time the distance aqd soon was w’hlrl- night when ■ asked regarding tigating the rubber situation, tille Day talk. Barbara Schoen...... buted in Hartford./ New Britain, 'r.mp Hurley, Niantic, oiv ThU teura, for instance, ap'paivntiy to go now. They wanted the plane tle trouble in obtaining books and May Become Heirloom WilUam Agoatinelli Anna Kaupt ...'...... bllity for typoarapbical errort ap- for their decision is now, this day, ing about the circling drive. whiether he would accept nomina charged Sunday that -the four , Although it had been Scheduled BLU— 7:15, Mr. Keen; 8:30, Sing Elizabeth Brjmley . . . . . Manchester, and Bri.stol, and thj day afternoon. The camp, now i paaring in ad«artltemaota f warmed up and waiting. You’ll records for examination. Mrs. Baldwin, a believer in signs, Arthur L Brooks...... Anna-''Demko ...... this week. Either they do it,now, consider thl.s their prli'ate 'war. A group of her friends—Ellen have to take him over, Christie. I tion for any place on the Repub-, companies “have reaped enor- for another season’s broadcasts, for Dough, Quiz; .9. Famous Jury Elaine 'Connell '...... Anna JohnsM ...... public will be enabled to make by the Army, was-for'merly Manehaatar Etenlna Herald. Under the new power persona nonetheless held onto the tradition Nora D. NevcUe ...... plications to boards which !ia\;f''272 Accordingly, they are guilty of ih-., Wells, Roberta Barlow, Elaine kno(w you can. You couldn’t miss. lican state ticket that he' would njous profits f;^^m the country’s the twelfth. NBC has decided to Trials; 10, Cab CaUoway Quiz; al lucky omen and stowed it away Clifford House ...... i Carl A. Anderslm ....( Connecticut National Guard’s sum| or they postpone i^dhdeflnitely. subpoenaed by Mr. Backman wlU- run foY anj'- office that party lead- 10:30, Morgan Beatty comment. Stephanie W r o n a ...... machines to? dispose of. suit to the Integrity of the Amer 'Richard.son, and Sue Foster, had Just follow the highway. They’re scrap rubber drive." cancel altogether the weekly con In her pocketbook. If things go Alfred Smith ...'...... Emitia Vannaon ?\... .\ mer training ground. Tuesday, July 14 be placed undei oath and asked to era felt at>uld most help the tlck- MBS—8... Music for America: Roicco Macre ...... already arrived. And — Christie keeping everything wide-and clear testify, or divulge what knowledge A. Schulman, president o f the certs from the National mualc right In the Republicans for Nov. Joseph Ditrolino ... .. Marian C. 'Teabo . ican preM and. the[ democratic in paused a moment in the doorway camp at Interlochen, Mich. The’ 0:30, Justice Hugo Black at Win- Mildred C/oleman ...... Mary Mathvlnk ...... Mary Charter...... ?\... TJ. S. Q< Over The Top at the other end.” they have of violations. V-' A. Schulman Company ot Akron, 3, preauraably it will become a Eva M. Luts ...... Former Premier D in From Bad To Worse telligence of the American people. as a snoqk of surprise ran through "But I couldn’t.” Christie said, ^ Wheii asked at first concerning Ohio, one of the firms Involved, cancellation was diie to the re The-Wf.r Rally, Raleigh. N. C.; family heirloom. Ann Chumside ...... Margaret Anderton ..... No End to H<^t ' While Mr. Backman will only his plana the congressman said, 10:30, Dance Variety, 3 hours. Robert J. Dowd ...... Every war drive that goes oyer They are forcing ua, the Ameri her—another'girl.' A girl with a trembling. "Oh. BUI, why can’t examine the subpoenas and affix said Simpson’s charge waa un quest of James C. PetriUo. prer>'.- ' The Laurel club outing, first auch Georgina Tomlinson .... John L ittle ...... Madrid, . July 1 4 . -Joaquil Tha allm foothold by which cloud of dkrk hair framing her "It ia not quite true. It is not dent of the American Federation Augxist Twarenite ...... Lillian Kirnan ...... M. H. McCarthy ...... the top in Manchester is demon- can people, to do the very thing you fly ?” his signature to them, they will be true. I aflair the newsmen have ever held, Wav Johnston ...... Sarah M. Finnegan . . etty M a e...... which must work if Inflation is to The board was not expected to said before, I will be glad to run State Police Commissioner Edw-atd ■ASK y o u ^/JJ eEIGHBOR i g ABOUT US* The campaign has been well spoke easily: ’’Stop chattering, the wounded man opened his eyes will not approve a gcneial p'ay in 4 :45—Young Widder Brown. 4 :55— War Commentary. Wm. GOhlt ...... Jeannette L. Cote ,.... Friend ...... ' he defeated. Roberta.' and let's get started. I’ve vote before Thursday or Friday, loir any office where-it will do the J. Hickey, A1 Pierson o f The New conducted, which ia compliment to Our-'^Iatest census of Connecti _He waa looking at Christie with a but the discussions have, been rx- crease in the industry. SfOO^When A Girl Marries. 5;00—Ad Liner — Musical Coop Archie Mc(/oUum...... Christine L. Phillips .. Friend ...... Now the farm bloc proposes to a luncheon date.” She turned to moat good to the j>arty and the 6:15—Portia Faces Life. erative. Haven Rallroadv-William J. G. Friend ...... Mr. Richard Martin and the mem cut lawyers still on the job Indl- queer, bewildered expression. After tenslve enough to permit the. prep The unions said in a joint state Meyers, retired Associated Press Thomas Henderson--'..... Sylvia Oitrinaky ...... ■ Biake it worse. Attached to tho Sandra; “ So you' have some a moment, the bewilderment was least harm to suiyone. ment that the OPA U not k wag# 5:30—The Story (/tub with Jane 6:00—News. A. Freddo ...... Jennie M. Fogarty Lorraine Hansen ...... bers o f hla committee. Thrir plan ..cates that there will be 'consider ideas?" aration of tentative opinions by the "I don’t want to- do smything to bureau chief for Connecticut; ^flenete version of the bill appro- gone. "Oh, it’s you,” the stranger four public members. Union secur determining agency and thfy peti Dillon. 6:05— Sports. P. McCann ...... jUilUan Roulan ...... Shirley F. - ...... RE-PPHOLSTER "I’m filled with them.” Sandra hurt-anyon^lvho might be aspir Judge Max Spelke of the state of operation, which was prfmarUy able ' difficulty in collecting per saifi. He closed hia eyes again. ity in the form of a maintenance of tioned (/bairman Paul R. Porter of 5:45— Dance Music. '• 6:15—Star Parade,. ■ Alfred C. Leldholdt Jane S. Rhoda Hail . . . i ...... :priating funds for the operation answered. "I d6n’f know yet that ing for office." juvenile court, Albert L. Coles, Martha Mooney Bett Works ...... to seek donations at the place ot sonnel for a ju^clary committee ’’Know this chap?" the hospital membership clause was reg’irded the -War Production Board to pro 6:00—New#. 6:30—Frazier Huiit—News. majority leader of -the state Sen Joseph Pucci ...... AND REDESIGN YOUR the OP A la a series of crippling they’ll work.’’ Again, Ahat odd em attendant asked. "Relative of ceed with fhe hearing "wltfiout in 6:15—Road To VlCtory. 6:45—The World Today. Louis C/onstant S. Quinn ...... Alice K-upchunas ...... employment instead of by house in. the next aesrsion of the General phasis. as a certainty by persons close to / __ ate; John J. Fitzpatrick, Chair amendments. youra?” the board who declined quotatlbn jecting any factors outside of ac 6:30—Strictly Sports. 7:00— Amoe 'n’ .Andy. Margaret Bain ...... Friend ...... Shirley Little ...... to bouse canvass, has proved gen Assembly, and even more trouble "I’d like to h■ Secretary of Agiictilture ehall know.” / . Poles Apart on Wage lesoe er Daniel F. B. Hickey of Stam OigS lamonaco ...... Room Set One commiUee achievemTent, the fruits of a good old fashioned oua.” Industry and labor members of her: said at the conference, "the 7:15—News of the World. 8:00—Are You a Missing Heir? ford, and meThbers of the Laurel Letitia Kramer ------Lizzie Sargent ...... j have veto power over any ceilings judgeship deal, ’That’s one of the idess.” San- 7:30—Come On and Dance. Mary N a v ^ ...... Arlene Schwartz . . . ----- which should be made precedent The attendant shook hia head. the 12-man board wgre said t<^bf living standards of jhe American 8:30-^T)ie Nature of the Enemy: club, from newspapers ill' over the Ruth O. Ritchie ...... ct by Mr. Henderson on'the price TTie number of practicing law dCa’s eyes met Christie's without "I think it’s the first conscious Shows Change people wlU be reduced below the 7:45—H. V. Kgltenborn. S--.55--CecU Brown—News. Mrs. Mapy O ’Malley Lois Bracks ...... poles apart on .'.be wage iseue. state, and their wives. Geraldine Roberts and Carolyn C. P a y e a ...... ' 1.00 for future Manchester drives, con yers is definitely on the fe lin e , smflihg. Mildred was looking moment lie’s had since UTe acci level prevailing at the boUom of 8:00—Johnny Present# 9:00—Tommy Riggs and Eletty Mrs. Sherwood Fish.. Arthur, Nelson ...... o f processed or flnlsbed.^ agrlcul- startled. public members have voted Rose D. Falcetta ...... 1.00 sisted in gaining recognition of and is especially productive of dent. Where’s the pilot?" unit and held the balance oL], the great depression. Under these 8 ;30i—Horace Heidt. Lou. Katherine Wagner ...... Frank- Rosenberger . .. tural products. Scarcity in. the small towns, so "In a moment, Millie,, or .wme- circumstances no group can im 9:00—Battle of the Sexes. K aw rin e Reiss ..... Chas. Plller ...... 2.00 the principle that donations made ■■rm the pilot," Cbrtatle said. in all but one of the split decisions Marked Reversals in 9:30—Cheers from the (jampa. Baken^ Workers _ Bertha Wetherell ...... 50 This can mean all kinds of^ood that while the larger communi body, will guess Sandra and I are She saw the amazelnent and prove or avoid a reduction of its 9:30— Fibber,McGee and Molly. 10:30-^Harold Ickes. ef Beatrice - Owen . . . Mary Naven ...... by Manchester people In other having a private war," Christie. the board has handed d o ^ . These Mrs. Mary Young ...... Norma Brock ...... 50 and' -ipost clothing, two of ties, by making every nominee to doubt on the faces about her. Sud members have come to no decision Distribution of Mortal llxing staiidards except at the ex 10:00-^A Date with Judy. 10:45—Arms for Victory. Eleanor Fontlna ...... !Soh'n McVeigh ...... communities should be credited in thought.'Sbe felt a tittle ashamed. lOiSO—Tommy Dorsey’s Orchestra. Return to Jobs Julia E. Breen ...... 1.00 mmute prime items In any coroputstion the General Assembly a lawyer, denly, she felt a surj$e of ebnfi- on the exact rm o u n ^ f a wage Ja- pense of other groups." 1 1 :00—News. / Theresa Steiner ...... Mrs. Annie Brennan . Mona Ypre Post British le Manchester quota. With so might provide an acceptable Judi Perhaps; she was at fault. May- dence. ity in Past 50 Years. Aircraft Not Normsd 11:00—News. 11:05—Sports Roundup. / __ Gertruda E. Kissman . of the coat of living. crease in "Little Stbel,’’ the sources Profits Rose T. Fracchia ...... War Veterans ...... 12.00 ciary Committee, the restaffing-of he/Sandra had sensed her resent- "I’ll get him there," she said.' He said aircraft industry profits 11:15—Dance Music. 11:105—News Analysis. Herman Bassett .... largsA percentage of this commu -ment In the beginning. She re- said, but have reached a getieral San Diego, (/allf., July 14.—(JO Mary Mahieu ...... Mr. and Mrs. John S. Wiol- Such an ameiidipent makes the- the state’s minor courts woui^ (To Be Conttnoeff) underatandlng.'dn the formula that Hartford, July 14—The titne Is were not normal and were created 11:30—Polish Orchestra. 11:15— Dance Orchestra. , Mary Ozut ...... ; Friend ...... '...... nity’s impulatlon on payrolls In m|>mbered Bart had aald, "Aren’t rapidly' approaching when more by the war demands of the gov 12:00—News and Baaebail Scores. —AFL bakery workers agreed to •' cott ...... 6.00 whole scheme of price control e Btlll be a problem. / will be app^d. 11:30—Dance Orchestra. v' return to work today at the five Margaret Gessay Joseph Hille ...... Thos. G. Dougan ...... 6.00 other tov^ ', this is a problem- you a little unfair ? You ddn’t even Dr. Geqtge W. Taylor waa as than half of all deaths In Connec ernment, "and they are not labor's 12:10—Roy Shield’s Ocheatra. 12:00—News. Annie Lewis . . . futile joke. . ' If is on rocord. In various know her.” major bakeries where they waUted John J. Kuhnly . Clarence Bairiow ...... 6.00 which every^anchester effort Is signed to write an exposition of ticut will occur in.people over 60 to demand nor. industry’s go g iv e , Toinorrow’4 Program Tomorrow’s Program Sally Kalrls ...... 12.00 If, once again, Congress thinks communities,. that as . various Weil, she knew Sandra could be years of age, William C. Welling, out Friday In support o f wage in Estelle Gay ...... Gammons-Hoaglund Co. called upon to face. court officials leave for file arm Purple Hearts that formula, but, it was expected away in - the form of swollen asl- A. M.. A. M. Celia Jukhotfles James H. Neill ...... Colonial Board Co...... 25.00 it la doing a popular thing by' cheap. Her manners were hot only Director, Bureau of Vital Statii- ariCii of management, unwarrant 6:00—Reveille, Agricultural News crease demands. ed services, other laM'yera have C/hairman WilUam H. Davis and 7:00—News. ' Dan Ctonway, international rep Doris Adkms Florence Dancosse .. Lydall and Foulda Paper When Manchester's drive quotas unconventional, they Were rude. tics, points out in the monthly bul ed dividends o f wages; they be 6:25—News. auch hamstringing of Price Ad actually turned down appoint- Dpdn Wayne L. Morse aleo will 7:10—Shoppers Special .— Music, resentative of the Bakery and Con Alma Tell .. Mrs. -Anna Bensche . Co...... 25.00 are set on a population basis, But she was here, offering to help. letin of the State Department of long to the government." ' '6:30—Reveille. ‘ Anna Wolfram asTTOMa ministrator Henderson, It is woe menta to those same court posi- Given Airmen hive parts in the final writing ot Health. time. fection Workers union, announced Leola Lynde Rogers Paper Mfg. Co. . 75.00 the only fair solution ia to Credit And in -times like these, every 4he wage opinion. Dr. Frank P. Gilbert disclosed that be waa as 6:55-^News. 7:30—Youth Center Program. Susie Lewis ...... fully mistaken. The people pf tio'ns which, 'when the General body’s help was needed. When it Analysis of mortality data for the returh'to work plan last night. Maud Leggett ...... Rebuilt and Re-covered We carry Oar Own Aeeoinita to Manchestey . the dollars Man- Graham waa assigned to write the sisted In the presentation o f the 7 ;00-—-Morning Watch. 7:40— Bond Program. Helen Gleason ...... Total ...... $4,448.78 Asnembly is In session, seem so came to soihethlng aa big as a na the fifty year period 1890— 1940 government’s stand hy the WPB, He added that the bread supply, Joshua F ly in g ...... in Denim ■ this country, from the elemental precious to everj- lawyer, wheth opinion dealing With union aecur- 8:00—News. • 7:55— News. ^ Sarah M. 'TUrklngton Credited to Manchester Chester people contribute In other tional emergency and world dis 16 American Officen shows that the age group 80-80 the- Manpoa-ef C/om'mlssion and 8:15—World Ne-ws Roundup. dimini^ed during the dispute, Anna Shea consideration of their own ^«gooCunningham .. We stork a rompleto assortment of better material*. Inrlndliif leaves so' much additional private in 1890. Average age at death in 9:15—Treasury Star^Parade. ' ers kept ovens at the five plants Ernest Custer ...... •r' With Kgard to the second Sen practice for his friendly colleagues had to admit. There’d be the ball, Board rules op the case the -pay 8:35— Shoppers Special. idle Friday and over the week-end. Martha E. Schabot .. brnims. Tapestries, Friezes, Brtcatelles and others. mittees to keep in mind. 1940 waa 60. S years, a gain since 9:30->-Aunt Jenny’s Stoilea. Louise KohM ...... Bolem S. Boebow.. . . . ate amendment, that , requiring ,who stay behind, and that, private of course, with everybody wearing General MacArthjuRs Headquar of all soldiers, saUort, Marines and 1890 of 22 years. All Return Load 9:00— Press Newa. .. Although civilian consumers were Deaths Last Night Chinese costumes. Then, in another 9:45—Day. Dreams. Minnie Clulow ------... Alice Kosakpwiki Senate abproval of all OPA - em practice is becoming so profitable- ters. Australia, ,iuly 14.—(AT— Coast Guardsmen “shall thereupon The largest” percentage of total 9:15—The Radio Reader. . affected by th e. ansuing shortage. ALL WORK GUARANTEED room—to draw the older crowd— 10:00—Bias Johnson., Mary M. Strong Evelyn Mora ...... ^ A Small Price To Pay that few lawyers can afford to ac be autoraetlcally increased^ by the mortality in 1890 up to and includ 9:30—Good Morning. Navy and Marine men received Emily P. Fracchia .... ploye! reteivlng more Uian^»4,- all the Chinese art treasures that Purple heart /decorations were Rules Revoked 10:15—Bachelor’s Children. ' v Ella Fitzell ...... Washington—Dr. Henry Granger We Are a Member of the cept the limited aalaiyr apd even seme amount as auch increase in ing 19$fD occurred i" deaths of In 4- 9:45— Hhrvey and DeU. their usual supply of bread. Con Gertrude Nelson ..... flOO a year. It can be said that the Twh yeart before the present could be borrowed in and around awarded todtty to 16 -United the compensation of workers in fants under one year of age, ac 10:30—Help Mate. — 10:00--Valiant Lady. LlUian M. (/heney . . . Knight, 63. chief of the Agricul “ Better Upholstery Association of ,New England” the limited duties of a court job. 10:45— Program from New York. . way said employers had/agre^ to Frances Wobllebe ... people want Mr. Henderson free war, ’’writea' an anonymous Eng Westwood would be .iRSplayed. States Army Air Force, officers the steel industry." cording to Mr. Welling, 'Thla per l&;fV—Stories America Loves. conduct further negotiations. He (/aroUne EMwards . . . ture Department’s Bureau ot agri Thli tuia led to repeated turn- 1 1 :00— Road of Life. Alice Kose Helen Sadrozlnski . . . from the considerations of normal Maybe there’d be a special corner Keystone In Wage Strnctors centage of 16.2 In 1920 was reduc Hartford, July 14—(ff)— AU re i0:30--—Down Brush Creek Way. added any increase that might re cultural Chemlitry and Engineer lish autboV in this week's "Bulle doMu by- lawyera, and the begUi- for Chinese fans, A^ToVherToii^ " " * enlisted men by,-Ueut. Gen. 11:15—Vic and ^ade. Stella Race ...... Marla N.. Lea ...... nln^wC^ trend toward laymen Tp The Labor Board’s decision on ed to- 9.1 In the next decade; the turn load provisions of ODT or 10:45—Music in the Air. sult from these negotiations would ing, former dean of agricultural political patronage as be picks his tins from Britain,” he and hia could be converted into a Chinese George H. Brett, commander of 10;30—Against "the- Stopm. Mosee Taggart ...... Lena Maltempo/--.. . collegea in Oklahoma and West MacDonald Upholstery Co. minor ^ tirt posts, which would the demand of the C IO United downward trend continued in the ders affecting private, eontract 11:00—Treasuiy Star Parade.. be retroactive to May 3. auhordinates. wife moved into the suburban restaurant setting, and Chinese Allied Air Forces in the South 11:45—David Harum. , - . Flora Nelson Hsdtie Lennon .- Virginia. be sacrilege If there were lawyers Steelworkers la viewed as a key next ten years so that by 1940 11:15—Fletcher Wiley. 'Julia Carter ...... 983 Main 8t„ American Industrial Bldg., Hartford Tel. 2-4127 food could be sold there. west Pacific. stone in the wartime war struc infant mortality made up 4.8 per and common carriers were revok 12:00 noon—Gene and Glenn. • Arlene Wiganowski . Uet Congress-keep on. and Ih- cottage whlchi- represented their w-ho wanted them, but which is 11:30—Bright Horizons , _ Emily Dowd ...... Methuen. Maas—Edward J. "Why It’S wonderful,” Christie /T h ose honored follow: > ture! Directly it affects about cent of all deaths. This marks a ed m amendments Uo ODT orders P. M. SteUa Maltempo ___ Nell, 63,. retired veteran Associat ^ ^ — Free EsHmato and Delivery Serrice In Co«nectlcgt.| atead of buttressing itself kgalnst dream" tpf r ^pleasant way to live. temporarily-approved by the law 11:45— Aunt'Jenny’s Stories. Bav State Test Theresa McCluakey ,.i exclaimed. / First Lieut. James P. . Ferry, 170,000 employes of Bethlehem, reduction of aevsnty-five per cent Three, Four and Five, signed by 12:15—Luncheonalres. D. H. Lucas ...... ed Press employe and father of ^ ^ H v is lt our offlee showroom from 9 A. .M. to 6:30 P. ,M, the fall election. It will have cre yers while they would rather ex 12:00— Kate Smith Speaks. . Betty Stavnitaky .... They fundsHcd it with period fur She began a p p ^ tln g commMl- Stsff Sergt. Clevis O. Jones, Republic, and Inland Steel, and in the age frequency of deaths of Joseph B. Eastman Monday, ac ,11J;45—Here C/omea the Band. . P. M. Adde Zanhinga ..... Edward J. Nell, Jr., who waa ated an Indiscriminate wave of ercise their talents in other direc- Sergt. Harry L. Gilbreath, 'Sergt. cording to a telegram received to "' 1:00—News. Called Success Helen Kli^inaky . . Florence Worden .... niture, tended-th'h'^garden, -played tiona. ' - tpes. Sandra would head the deco Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corn- Infanta for the' period 1920-1940. 12:15—Big Sister. ( - wounded fatally In 1937 while cov Clifton W. Groeilz. Corp. Edward" In the preschool group, ages 1-^, day by John B. Maerz, manager 1:15—Marjorie Mills Hour,. Jacob Kotsch \ Harry A. Madden . public wrath which will, tend to golf, developed pleaaafit commu As the war gdea on, this situa rations committee Another group panies. Almost aa surely it.wlU be 12:30— Romance of Helen Trent. ering the Spaniah civil war for W.,Harbaugh; Private Flrs^ Clasa applied to the 600,000 workers in the proportion of deaths dropped of the Hartford field office, of the 1 :45—Cedric Foater, commentator Sam K ota ch ...... 'V LIU Copeland ...... The Associated Press. sweep every Incumbent out of of nity contacts. • . ^ tion will be -intenalfie'd, and there would collect «.he art objects, ind* ODT The'return load provisions 12:45—Our Gal .Sunday. Boston, July 14.—(A1—M as«- Anna Fischer ? ...... another would arrange for insur N. D. Bunardzya (posthumous). the steel industry, and have an Im from 8.8’ per cent in 1890 to 0.9 2:00—How to Enter a Contest 1 :00—News. Catherine Doherty . . . New York —Henry Eckhardt, fice. The author had a $4,500 a'yeju’ ia eve'ry prospect that there -will Private First Class Ralph N. in 1940, a reduction of ninety per were to have gone into effect to and'Win. chusetts’ most extensive blackout, Axel E. Weiman ...... Anna Dickson ...... ance on them. portant bearing on the cases of l:05-:-The Inside Page. ' darkening 180--eiUes and towns, 48, chairman of the board of the be a famine of lawyers when the Rents, Private First CUaas Ceorge cent, Mr. Welling points out. A morrow. ' , 2:15—Three? Debs with Harold Esther Dense ...... Marie L Chicoina . <:. American Association of Advertis job, and he was contributing to a n e ^ General Assembly -gets 'I must dash now,” Christie about 400,000 automobile plant 1:15—Women In White. was declared a "grand job" today- Margaret T. Sanderson L. Richardson, Private First Class workers now before the board. substantiaUy similar reduction The effect ot the amendments,' Kolb, accompanist. Oscar W ilson ...... ing Agencies, former prom.otion Still No Halt pension plan under which he coiild arouh.d to- the busUiesa. of filling said, glancing at her wrist Watch, Mr. Maerz explained, is to remove . 1:30— Vic and Sade. by Maj. Gen. Daniel Needham, of Kate Adams ...... When she reached the porch, she Joseph O. Wlngart, Sergt. Ken A fakt-flndlng report of a three- took place in the age group 5-10 2:30—Medical Talk. 1:45—The Goldbergs. David Station ...... manager for The New York Post look forward to being able to re out its' court slate. neth R. Gundllng of Hannibal, years. In 1890 the teree age the. requirement that trucks of 2:35—Concert Matinee. the State Public Safety Commit Helen Armstrong . . . The Battle of Rzhev, now heard a step behind her. Sandra man panel two weeks ago was ■ 2:00—Young Dr. 'Malone. Paul A rear! .. and circulation' man for The Pitta- tire at 65. This scarcity of lawyers will Mo., Maj. Raymond V. Schwaif> .groups— under 1 year, 1-5 and 5-10 these types must have a full load . 2:65—News. tee, who said that any further Signe (?uster J. J. WUUams buVgh Post. afford the safiie. kind of oppor had followed. ronaldered favorable.-to the union’s 2:15—Joyce-Jordan, Girl Interne. regulations wrould await outcome Hedwig Mc(?uUagh ... twelve days old, and appearing in beck. Second Lieut Theodore' 8. demands, but there were no recom years—contribute 30,2 per cent of or at least a substantial part of Carl J. Earn .. Springfield, m.-—L. J. WyUe. S9„ Then war came. He took a sal tunity provided by .fhe prospec “Just a moment/’ Sandra aald. a load on their return trips. New , 2:30—We LoVe and Learn. of the Army’s skyglow observa Anna Coleman ...... Nazi victory claims and in Rus Greene, Technical Sergt. First mendations, such. The panel's re the total mortality. The oame David OolUns , president of the Decatur. 111., club ary cut of $1,250 to work for the tive scarcity In firew'orks. Just "I wanted to-aay aomething to.ycu. group in lp40 accounted for 6.1 orders were being written to cover 2:45—U fe Can Be Beautiful. tions. John Suhle ...... al an admission of a withdrawal You and I needn’t pretend. Y.ou. Class Joseph E. Pem ott Private port does not bind the board. Walerbui-y Man Samud Brown'...... of the Three Eye Baseball league, government. The increase in in as a state-wide ban on fireworks "Eugene L. Schmitz, Technical per cent. In 1800 at the completion the situation. Mr. Maerz indicated. There was no indication aa to D. H. Drlggs^...... Joe McOinn ...... former president of the Three Eye yesterday, adds measurably to the would be eamparatlvely pain know I’m not interested In the' 'of the age group 40 years, 52.3 per At the aame time, Mr. Maerz when the Army would report its Elsie J. Jones ...... come tax cut hla salary $550 ban. I don’t care whether it’s a Sergt. Samuel Danger, and - Staff Appeal Is Made Joseph y/. Shorts .. and* Central leagues. aeriousness of the picture In Rus- less next year, so would reform Sergt. Henry Skelton. cent of all deaths had occurred. announced, Mr Elastman signed an Seriously Hurt findings. - < Friends ...... James F. Tierney .. New Y'ork-^Jack \6'hlle, 49. more. His pension plan went too. of thl^ state’s minor courts per success or not. It Talher amused In 1940, however, only 14.5 per order requiring common cafrleni E. Johnson —...... ais. It is, elementally, a holding mp to show up a .lot of superior Cited for Java Actloiis Yale Executive Turnout of air-raid wardens and ‘Thomas B in k s...... night club entertainer and one of The cottage received a ,dir-eet haps encounter the most favor cent 6f all deaths eccurred in peo to curtail spells to 40- mUea an- auxiliary police for the hour and Felix Farr ...... operation, deslgTied to keep Rus people. Tliat'a all. Behifid all that, The first nine named were cited Waterbury, July 14—(AV-An- For Harvest Help C. M. Hemingway . Brosdway’s beat known wags. bomb hit, and the fiamea left only able conditions ever to be ex ple 40 years of a ^ or under. hour, to ' lease or ' rent trucks one-balf test, Needham said, was Philip. Cervinl ...... Geo. S. "Grous sia’s central armies /so busy on show of good win in there, you for acta performed Feb. 20 at Called to Duty drew Larson, 48, v,raa Injured oeri- the four walls Hia libra pected In Connecticut. Malang, Java. After retumlfig wherever 'pfacticable, and to carry virtually 100 per cent. One town Ethel D illo n ...... Wm. Vennart ..... Congissslonal Guard really dOn’t like me, and you know capacity loads over a substantial ouaiy last night when he feU from Pendleton, Ore., July 14.—(JO— John Zwlck ...... • — uor their own account that they will ry of books burned; all the Almost, any- change which from a mission, .sVhile standing on Milton, was reported to have fail Mary McVeigh ------2,000 would tend to take the Judgeships how I feel about you. This la just part of thr route traveled for a a horse and buggy oh Buck's hill. With one-sixth o f the nation’s 1942 Anna, Kalkowaki .... not be able to offer a diversion for to keep the record straight from alert, they were wounded. Bun- Two Persons Hurt ed to respond,' but civilian defense LadmiUa A. Ondeck After Washington. D. C., was clothes except those they had and prosecutorshlps and clerk -New Haven, July 14— (JP)—Yale round trip; to check with inform. ->' Hu was found unconscious In the canning pea crop at stake, eastern officials there said that they un Carl Olson ...... the relief of Marshal Timoshenko, now on.” ' ardzy fatally, by Japanese planes road, and the horse and empty James McLaughlin . deatroyed .In 1814,..Congreae, forc p . Pa p e r - been wearing went"too. So. now ships out of the traditional legis Univaralty announced today that tlon stations or with other carriers Oregon and Washington growers derstood that’ junior wardens were Susan Zwick ed to convene at Blodgct’a- Hotel, to the South. ‘-’I had almost begun to like you which strafed their airport with Boyd M. Smith, businesa manager In Derailment buggy were found two mllea away. ,v Herbert Benson----- they have, this English family, lative jgrab-bag would be consid when not loaded to capacity in an today sent out an emergency ap not obliged to report. Helena <»lckup. Frank J. (iervlnl ... was guarded by U. S. Marines. - . usta —a little," Christie said. "A t least machine-gun and cannon fire. of the Yale School of Fine Arts, Larson suffered lacerations, of peal for harvest help. Sarah Price But It also reemphasizes once ered an improvement. T^ere will Gundllng, despite wounds re effort to obtain the maximum poe- ture oif ^ Ui« lower Income, no real home, no I was trying.-not to dislike you." had been called to active duty as sllue loaa This general order goes the forehead and a possible skull Nearly 40,000 acres are ready Sarah Wilson .. .^...... again the fs.ct that, throughout be fewer hands defending .the ceived-in combat June 9 over Sal- Memphis, Tenn., July 14—(P) - furniture, just enough clothes to grab-bag next term. If. heaven / ’Don’t bother to try," Sandra a major in the Army Air Force. iifto effect on August 1. fracture and was taken to S t for harvesting. More than 6,000 Mrs.'ECaAe Wallentln .... said. — ^ amaua, New. Guinea, went to The observation car and a sleeper Cummings Takes the winter, the Nazis succeeded in coyer themselves, and continual forbid, there shouldn't even be He will report at Port George Mary’s hoapital. men, women and children already Kate Evans ...... "Why are you ao sure wt could the aiMstance of another gunner Wright, Spokane, Wash., Thurs on the minoia O ntrsl's fsat pas Margaret Bowdls ...... ' holding positions uncomfortably work. They can’t hope to get enough lai^ers on hand to take are in the fields and canneries are not be friends?’’ Christie asked, whose guns had jammed. ahooUng day. senger train, Panama Limited, working three shifts a day. Fourth Wife Florence D ow n in g...... WeVe Been to the Qiiarriet close to Moscow Itself. Few oh- even, econochlcally speaking. care of all the technicalities of slowly. down one' Japanese plane. During were deraUed near here early to drafting a newi court system, they Major Smith was a first lieuten- Once Employed Japaitese Shift But peas are spoUing on the LlUian Hlcktng ...... rBcrvars are closing their minds to "There are thousands." oils au-' ' "We happen to care for the same en cme.rggncy lending which fol snt in the ^rm y Air Ckirps in ths day. vines because o f a labor shortage. May enU ins...... in Vermont and Have might simply provide for direct lowed, hia main concern was for . Two occupants of the observa Baltimore,' July 14.—(JO— Mr - tbs poaalhiUty that Hitler it still thor writes, "like us; many populsr -election of judges. it man.'’ Sandra said, bluntjy World wsr snd served as a bomber On State Paper Don Robbins, Pendleton manager Mrs. Bridget F a y ...... ’The sheer- audacity ot it, the un the safety of the 'Other members tion car, which overturned, were Two Admirals and Mrs. Homer 8. C/ummlngs to Bought a- Large Quantity of . f c Interested in oil for himself would enable lawyers to run di ?llot in France, commsiiding the o f the Federal Employment Ser C/athcrine R. G u y e r...... worse off with husbands, wives expectedness of it caught Christie of the crew .' He waa, cited for S7th Aero squadron. injured. Mias Lova Bates, Velair day planned a brief honeymoon ho is in destroying the Rus- rectly for the office thewjice seek vice, estimated at least 3,500 addi Olga Davta ...... Fine Memorials. ' or children buried under bombed off gusrd. Girls didn’t do things "devotion to duty and loyalty.” hotel, Chicago, suffered bead in Methuen, Mass., July tional men arc needed. , before returning to (jumminga' Jennie Rlsley,,...... Blaa anniea now in the field. The ing instead of having use the tike this nice -girls didn't. The Schwanbeck award was for juries snd poaalhle internal In Tokyo (From Japanese Broad Washington home. homes; with husbands or sons roundabout route of six months Edward J. Neil, 63, father of Ed Annie Ford . .J...... We bought them at quantity prioee. •VstionaTDetaiMri^U,^ ta "I have been- living abroad for actioo-Dec. 8 at Clark Field, Phll- juries. James E. Boles of Dixon, casts), July 14.—W l-T h e Navy Chimmings, who was U: S. attor We are prepared to pass the savings ea fenak-through at Voronezh has somewhere out East or braving hard ui>rk at Hartford, and it Three Diseases ward J. Neil, Jr., Associated Press Ministry announced today appoint Elizabeth Franceschina . EPW placed him on a Htie'well to years," Sandra said., ’Things ipplnea, at the beginning of the III., su ffe i^ minor facial Injuries. correspondent who waa fatally Special Maneuvers. ney general In President Koose- Robert MacebtaotU...... to you. ^ the German Flak every night to would give the people something weren’t easy—lots of times. .1 war. The others were for actions The southbound train, which ment of Vice Adnilral Masai chi to say about their own courts. wounded in 1937 while covering velt'si cabinet from .1933 until 1939, Dora Foster • ...... '• • •. tho soot of Moscow Itselt He may raid jerry; with limbs ampuUted, learned to be ruthless. And I as follows: Greene, April 11. Del ^ Show Increases left CTUcago yesterday at 3:llK Nilml aa commandant of the Ma|- and the former MUs Julia Alter, the Spanish Civil war, died yes Buru Naval station. Since April, Siisanna D e m k o ...... had probably will try to proceed and so on. 'Hiere's the old lady leanied to grab. Things are hap Monte, Philippines; Demott, Feta. p.m., for'H ew Orleans, was fo.ur terday. He had been lU a week.'- In Hawaiian Area of New York (?Uy. were married Charlotte Porterfield .... MANCHESTER hours late reaching Memphis r.. er 1941, he has been comnuuider of ^'dtoseUy forward to StaUhgrad, my wife knows, for kxaffiple; hus pening so fast now. If you don't 2, -Balikpapan, Borneo; Schmltx, Tbe father, also waa an Ask^ at suburban (/ockeysviUe yester Agnes B. Beck ...... grsb all the fun and happtoesa you the accident at KerrvUle, 25 mites JrpaneM Naval forces in South VA Volga. a move which would Dec. 20, Del Monte; Danger, Hartford, July 14— (ff)—^Ths elated Prese emplciye, from the day. Albina Raccagnl ...... MEMORUL COMPANY^ band and son. killed, home bomb; A'Thought can. you’re likely to be too late." Feb. 19; and Skelton, Rabaul, north o f here. China watert. (He commanded U, 8. Army Headquarters, Ha State Health Department report time he was 12 yean old until hr waii. July 14.—C/P>—Special Army Mrs. '(/umminRS, 32, Is the EMea Fracchia ...... it off Russia from oil. - But he ed, and at sixty-five odd, shs "I see," ■ Christie fought ' the Feb. 8. retired in 1934. He started as an Japrnese Naval forces In Flen'A A. AIMETTI, Prop. ed today an Increase of four cases Lndo-China and In the Battle of maneuvers in all the Hawaiian is daughter of Frank W. Alter and Annie McIntosh ...... also turn north with the ob- works about sixty hours ^jfygek primitive impulse to cry out: "But o f measles In the stats last week, Giving Fifth Son office boy and becaine a telegraph tha late Mrs,. Alter, of Chicago. Bessie B rockm an...... Ooioer Pepri and narrlsMary MeOoy is giving her Maas., and Torrin^on, C£m. was that of Vice Admiral Maaukl- to address the,officers and men by The . number of whooping cou ^ radio Thursday to discuss the ma pondent and traveller, she had re ‘Mrs. Antonia Horaachuf- Mosroiihln a manner which have to say m summation of n'l difi'erent ret of rules." r. iifdered In thq rijt Islands in cases also increased from 58 to 61, fifth son to the srn)ed forcM. Four' He is survived by hia widow and chi Mataukl aa president of the Maritime Affairs Bpard. He has neuvers and the defensive plans of' cently been writing for radio. sky ...... - l.OU Bu.v Direct and Save Salesmen’s Comnii:^ionH. situation fur t^at j this? I .'uai.-s to apea!:,' Without a word, she turgsd end U40, U. H. Martaes were ordered while scarlet fever cases rose from of bis brothers were lost in the a son; Dr. Richard Nell, of Metb- .50 Havmg lost what some been chief of the First Section of all elements in the Hawaiian De- It pras the fourth marriage fur F. Serri Hoha ------.; lit needs no prtpsralt.oh. Licsaing. walked toward her car. H*b to lead-end punish the natives. 11 to 1^ first World Wsr. lien. ' Michael S. She^an -....-. 2.00 / .Umi Naval'Oonatructkm Bureau. portmeat. Cummlnn. wbq^la Jt. ■
.1. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CUNN. TUESDAY, JULY 14, I94S P A G E N IN S EIGBT AUlXHCnaSTCK EVEN ^G HERALD, MANCHESTER, jPONN. Tt^SDAIT, JULY W % 9 4 ^ 3 : 2 ,200 Manchester Men Suez~^Mand}redged a \ 6-0 in Must Kee]^ Up Maii^^out Manhattan ^ • ..s: r By George tucket Now in Armed Forces Elis Are Early Birds ! Looirl Retail MerrhantR New Vork,--W* leara from an.pin for th* doe wfall* h# Axpertly AP report that while Winston sawed off the patient's leg anks Top Tigers Kosj Wilkos Muffles Bats Arrived at by To Celebrate Hero’ Churchill was observing ' troop I ______'•t Merchants’ Day lAaneuvera In South C arolln a.'^ e I There's an expIiuiaUon to those'’ Returns and Records Day on July 17. i soliher. going over a rough hurdle, f yoohoos and Whistles that coble broke hi# belt and his pantsM fidlNj.felT - ’ - - 'L l Selective Service Of Tomorrow ' 1 Mter rtrls as they stroll 5th ave- With Fast Breaking Curve 'American Hero's Day; Fridiy, down around his knees. The prime ime. flear 51st, In the vicinity of To Increase Lead fice; 311 Inducted. July '17, will take on'an added iii- minister i* said to have chuckled St. • n Patrick's cathedral. For and then turned aside while th e awhile \lt appeared.^ as If some- cenlive^h^re when the town wljl embarrassed lad repaired the body wakxgotting//'fiesh.'' as the About 1,200 Manchester meh Stores affiliated with the celebrate a 'd^y which has been set L ef^ Gomez Hurls Nic^ g j . ^ ^ j j g 9 g j g j* Griswold Throws Final .w. w ^ “"y aC^e'born(>r drug store. \ BOW member* of the Armed Merchants divi.sion of n.side'for, the'njen who have perp Accjdento like this happen more Thera woul4"be a whistle, a lone, Ball After Bad/ Start Putout as Air Raid of the United States, a* the Chamber of Com fornwid valiant d^dft.Df .berolsraT- often than you thbjk. Twice, once slow whlstfe, fOtonved by a voice rly B* can be reckoned from merce will be- closed all the defense of countfj on a rtage and once in a boapiUl that .cried, "lYhab^you ray kid!” In First Frame; Red N eeds D oU gh Warning Sounds; Win Americans everywhere, a re ' proud ^galacUve Service figures and rei- day tomorrow in ob.serv- o^ratmg room, .1 #4w the same : But It wasn't a wolf'at'all. It was Pulfi Moriartys Out in of the men whose exploits havO . company ! a 4»fct parrot owned by A man who Rolfe Back at Third. i-. t By Sid Feder i jockey In toe business right now I porta bkck to the local draft board ance of their annual mid thrilled thc w'hole world. 'The Doo SoOce on enlistments. Registrants of The Student Prince ’ a Heide]-/)fas an apartment nearby'x t or L e s s o n s Pinch Hitting Fdr . . . For one who's earned a rf at, old Front; Props Have •to the first and second registra- summer holiday. . littles, Kelley.s and others wh&'Arc berg "student'' lost his brltchoe' ___ —- ' \ — . Hy Jndson Bailey Hugh Fullerton, Jr. : king Carl Hubbell certainly Isn't jttons. Including kges 20 through waging a war far from home ahd. about three feet behind the' feOt- The gas situation Vs so Uad ' AP Sports Writer New' York, July 14 —(Wide getting any soft touches these ChancKto Tie. ■ fp Bnd classed in lA are rapidly still l(X)klng and" expecting that 4|ghts, and, as I recall now, he around here that mj’sterious guys He American League has Just World)—Hollywood ■ Park bosses days. . .So far this season, the only m Berardino’s 'brtng dr^ed. Calls for IB men they and their comrades will not retrieved the situation best he hang around street corners, giving' buffered another chill in the region are keeping their fmgera crossed \ clubs he's started against have The air raid 'qlren sounded last be let down. could and trundled off stage to .If there's any racing on the been the Cards and Dodgers— the 'I'bto now being made and already tips as to where a gallon can be of its pennant race. ' At Aviation night just as Grik-wold.-'Moriarty'* Inductions from the third - About the onl> way that those the mldflt of "Deep in My Heart, had. When you get there, say at The New York Yankees beat coast next winter they'liNget i t . . . I top two.. .Gail Fowler, the AP’s Dear, I Hqve a Dream- of You". third sSeker tossed, Georgle May riBglatratlon, ages 36 to 44 inclu- Lieut. Parlous who are left at home can help, is 6 a. m. (although the stations' town the Detroit Tigers again Player Is Seeifls the Army put in permanent 'Northwest (Seattle)-..sports ed, is insrfilllations at Santa Anita, but ; doing his 8tu);f flow for Uncle out a t first .with th^ final putout > Mve, have been made. * , , ^ to buy war bonds and stamps. The don't open until 7). there's a 4fne yisterday, 4-3, and the Waahlng- From the registrants listed with collections to date, reported by the But that iurtis nothing to what of cars half a mile longj/-'This tonsenators surprisingly shut out Earn Mon hasn’t changed Hollyw(M)d. touch Sam's signal corps...Joe Muscato of the game and it found Moriartys* Off for Duty local Retail Merchants, are listed happened to , th* surgeon as morning there was a ten‘foot gap the Cnieveland Indians, 7-0, In a at a ll. .. Jake Mint*, the profoimd get* Jimmy Bevins in a ten-round- .top with a 6-0 leiui. ‘The gams i the local board 311 Inductions have Pittsburgh professor of scrambler ;e r in Cleveland July 23 as a re Lbaen made. Out of the registrants - . • ■ '-.j- *■ I below: he was amputating the right leg in a Hfle because of a driveway, night galnc. . . 'S . By Barton Benjamin went the regulation four, and a State Theater ...... 1122.600 of a man in the operating room sentences has lined up a Claudio g a r d for the way he took care of : tba Armed Forces have drawn 219 A driver cameHjy, saw it. and with These reSHlts, coming, as they did New 'Ypto, July .14—Washed out hal(\)nnings and the win. puts .Post Office (bonds) . . 15,281 one morning. This operator had Vlllar-Harry Bobo brawl to top Lem Franklin >,there a couple of 'snsB through enlistments making Local Nurse Called ^to Port Said, MeditenwheanXerryim gateway to Suez -Canal much difficulty s(l'uee.zed his car on the heels^of the Boston Red Moriartys team on the top of tha Post Office (Stamps) . )^.20O a 'fine reputation but he was ec into the gap. • It was such a tight Sox's double sofncraoult before the of the/Crmy Air Corps after cbm- Yale's new football coach! Howie Odell, already has well-hutlt prospects working In shorts Here the off his July 27 ■ fight show in w’e^ B ago . . . Nice, rew ard ... p a tH *' of 530 in the service who aa Smokytpwn—Lou. Boudreau will North Carolina, which sent Bitsy Twi League with just an outside 'registered with Selective Service Report to Camp Ed J. W. Hale (bonds) . > 3.100 centric to his hospital dress- squeeze it took him easily five min- St. Louts BrownsNSunday, placed plettog four months and 26 days former Pittsburgh star and Pennsylvania backfleld coach lugs ball on end sweep as blockers liti ve ahead. chance that Hamilton Props c*n la defenaa of Suez—the ditch the sagacld.us DisraeJly^^agalnst the thia narrow strip of isnd and wa J . IV. Hal* (stamps) 300 When he operated, he wore o-nly utes to get set. Then^he cut off an emphatic damperxon whatever training, Johnnj Berardtoo is bC;. 25 Friday' —and definitely ) Grant out to become one of the *kdre, ' wards, Falmouth. a long pair of white, wool drawers, d()esn't expect birthday greetings tennis greats, is predicting more tie them. How Grouped she didn't want—Bfitaln la laying Judgment of tbahy Of his ter. the motor, sighed happily, and rivals were rash enough to thlnle oaclack .with the S t Ixniis Browns— Four runs in the second frame - Total ...... 6149,981 boots, and a rubber apron. In toe picked up a novel (o read while the world champions wcje cqK • from Leo Durocher.... of toe same for Vic Seixas, the RaglstranU In the various clas- doam countless lives. /ountrymei^ bought lnto\the com Italy, too, has a more than midst of this amputation his so that he can keep on flying. freshman frbm Philly. . . were enough to assure. Wilkos' of Second Lieutenant Ella A. Par- pany which stin controls meager Interest in Suez, as Mua-^ All of tfift merchants ■ In Man waiting. All the while a cop stope.” But it was n.ot until .the the tempests of war have touched fylng to those In charge and It Is he walked one batter, hit another, Top wnh. II-IO Vic Versiop x df Life in , UNCLB BP 1 Phelps, I- couple of apples ^ l*sr-’ mum where over 100 friends tendrtqd forties become , better appreciat' made a wild pitch and then walked ing." and a bit more, also. He muffled :IV D , minuter of religion, 10; built the waterway over the ob first World War that she had op it frequently In the pfist, it is un expected that Manchester will gO ed. ry MacPhail'a eye, hooking Up as While Wrigley grabs a attek of ; Claas rVF, physically, moraUy or her a farewell dinner and anoth^ over Its quota. It waa said that Second Place two more to force in a run. In the When toe Browma are at home, tory Last^^ight; Air Army; 1^71 Soldiers'^ It certainly toe bat* with a fast breaking curve stinate opposition of the British. portunity. to test her theory .and' likely that, ever before has it felt a National league battery soifle- gum. ball, got good support when need [ Vantally unfit/197. party this' week^ at the Villa several large Institutions are’about In response to the letters asking seventh he gave three successive Berardino, 25, plans to commute don't s a u n d gq\’emment. It was only after for the- first time Britain was the stre.ss of conflict as it does' for a new article to be helpful to between a flying sehool and -Sport- Raid Halts ContesL Take Active Part. where ahd beating the D(xlgers out ed and st()pp^ the West Side* bid Registrants^ the 36 through 44 Louisa in honor"6f her. soon en thetvcanal ..was jn operation that forced to fight desperately to ho^ today. ready to make their report on the ' singles to load the basee ahd then much like war of the pennant... (that's what Today’s Guest Star I age group/luted in classifications tering into active service. amounts’ which have been sold at the woman past forty, I have pre WalerburyxPublisher in escaped with one run trickling man's Park. He is 4etermlnM to w h e n S6,606 for a run in the Second when indigestion does to you ). . . Art Edson, Oklahoma City Kapura took liberties with WUkoi. • above/MO as follows: Miss Partons received a fine the plants around the town. pared some special material. Write across on a forceout and another have his hours In by the end of The Union Local No. 743 Soft- By Harry Grayson -s) people go to a Times;- Maybe Wameke wasn't the to McC!oy Health Service In care G. O. P. Field for the season. and got nipped off third. lA . i t s ; IB, T; IC, 40. personal radio last Sunday an^ While It could not be learned, on a fly. btUl team climbed into undisputed New York, July 14.—Army has ' horse race and Bouacing Around ace in the Cards' deck, but in a troop movements before Voronezh | (The Germans claimed capture of of this newspaper and ask for bet mor* than Moriarty Brothers 2; IIB , 5. other'frienda gave her a fine definitely, many towns and cities The Yankees themselves were Gordon Of Ifankee* possession of second place in toe iU bands in a lot of miscellany ; Clark Shaughnessy's first maj race like thia wouldn't even a ten Nazi Units Gain and the German rear. the c'ty July 7.) your copy. With your letter send Lieut. Governorshiji'. held to Six hits, four by Joe Gor- Also ClvUian-,imot $3,9««,80tlnene AB -R H PO A B 39; IIIB, 21^ nurse's watch following the party At one place 70 tr u ^ s loaded , "During July 13," it was an throughout the state are planning Rec Softball League last night as these days. Irving Berlin's "Ttals Is or change at Maryland will be to spot come ill-handy occasionally 7 , 1; rVF, 16. big celebrations to be held during a large, self-addressed envelope .' don, who dtoye In two run* with a "I’m not. the only ball. player day. That sort .. .And Jack Carberry of- the Den Keeney, 21"...... 2 1 1 4 0 1 at the Villa Louisa. with soldier.s were agdcl to have nounced at midnight, ".our troops and 6 cents in stamps. Hartford, July 14—<;PiX\Villiam they d(iwned the Tigers 11 to 10 in of news' from switch the school’s official nick L KatkaVeck. Ib 3 2 0 6 0 1 The Selective Service board is Mo)^ Ground the last week of July. Hartford, pair of doumas, and another a who's flying,” he points out. "Jo#- the Army” U a current Broadway name to Old Liner*..-.Ha feels ver Post puts it this way; Up to been destroyed. At another a fought fierce battles pgalnSt the J. Pape. Waterbury publisher, two-run homer by Red Rolfe, who seven inning*. The winners led smash. Khakied athletes are giving home must be S. KatkavecK, c 3 0 2 1 1 0 rpuay now classifying regUtrants German Fascist troops w;ho broke fdr example, 1# holding parades Gordon of the. Yankees tells me Terrapins, or Terps. too alow... thia point in th- National League [ la u s third registration, ■ and re- military train wp# wrecked by will seek the iWfublican nomina 'had returned to the Yankees' he has 90 hours -in toe air. He rea l cheering race, the Cards have been Just too May; ct ...... 2 0 1 1 0 0 (CoatlOBMl from Page On«) through the front in the district of every week in this connection an<), during most of the game, but the Service teams a lustre remlniscen)x to the boys on Billy Thompson, the Paducah : Tiewing deferments In the ..first Green Uniforms (iive-bombing. •starting lineup Surqjay after a may be working for toe same North Enders threw a scare into (Ky.) Kid, la the most improved bad to be tnie... Mara- ■■ ...... ••3 ^ 4 0 Far remove^from the southern Voronezh. . . . The situation- re this method has boosted the sale- tion for li^tetianf governor thia of World War I. Football wlin*- battling tanks and motorized In .Address communlcaUoiMi to Ths Brotherhood yw Maintenance of holding cneveland-. to three'. scat- Baron* will tackle toe league lead travelling side show to display the reaulU show that sporU ictl-"* Greene, rf serving aa a camouflage with the Way of toe/New Haves railroad. in Bridgeport this afternoon. The —goodbye. They may fie v e lower ph^cal examination, in Augiut. . scenery. Serious danger- thre^eim your scqilent communique said a Soviet fantry about Boguchar, On tHe Herald. Attention McCoy Congressman said they would dis - tered singlea- while his teammates ing Vlc’» Package Store .outfit. Army equipment. It has matured lowers stiU have time to pause and Clever Tony Falco at Madlgan, lb ...,2 0 O i l 1 Mr. LaCmspelle leaves, his wife, ed the .entrance requirements but into a full-fledged fighting force Ooebpatlohal Queries country. The nation/appeals to fightingvforce on the Kalinin front Don's big ben(i 130 miles southeast Health Servic* cuss his place in the party picture. .p4]ted three pitchers for ten hits. they certainly haven't lowered toe Th* Bcor*: y Warren Wright’s Fam lend aid to.a.Stricken athlete that G. May, 3 b ___ ‘2 0 0 0 $ 3 The uniforms) of 'which about Mr*. /Helen LaChapelle; o.ne Only the^ct that the Indians' of 1671 men with every arm repre Arena; Hurley Fills 'Pccupational questionnaires have 2.750 will arrive' in A few days, are you as dear sons 'to make ever had kllledvjrnore toan 2,000 Ger of Voronezh. - Although friends are suggesting graduation standards.” Union Lecal Nor"74S really is something worthwhile. Repulses Several Attacks dai^trnter, EUes.'and a son, Victor ■talwato' infield reeled off four > - A B .Jl. H. PO. A .E. sented except ski' and paratroops. ous Runner Seeks 18 0 3 12 t IL I been sent from the draft board of- of herring-bone twill, dungaree stronger your blqws upon the on- mans and (Itotroyed more-than 54 F'rom Forty To Fifty him for secogd place, Mr. Talbot The young Inflelder* who hit .271 Much of the ground worjc for the Out Program. fic* to all registrants in the first, itoihing enemy^ tmiks In six aays, while Nazi at- \8outh of Boguchar a Soviet field' / this town.' He also leaves two disclosed, he and Mr. Pape were double plays kept th e Senators Opalach, 3 b ___ .,4^ 3 1 4 4 0 Its fine fighting men—those for splendid benefit game which , waa West Sfdea ...... 00 000—0 type, with trousers, looseback, irothers asd four sisters, rhey are from making their riaflquest even for the Brownies last season and mer crow-chested clerks that Fas Mark of Sfabiscuil. second Slid third registrations. To- jacket with collar attached, and On the wanronl northwest. of taftto in anotherN(ector «)st the forte killed about 5(K1 Germans'in •friends”, ahd he w-duld' not enter Kerr, If 2 4 2 3 0 1 played last Sunday at the West Moriartys ...... ;,..0 4 .0 2 x ,-d In the average woman, the y e^ Fred of Manchester, and John of more complete. —> socked across a commendable 89 cism sneered at so derisively—play Matchmaker 1 ^ Hurley has re Two base hits: Keeney, Gri» J gay these occupational forms were buttoned up front. The hats are Moscow the/Russians said their invMers 12 tanks aqd 700 dead. the rapulse of several attacks, a a convention contest with him, or runs, volunteered for flying ser Lovett, y . . . A Side Oval goes to Nickey Angelo, ■'asailcd from the office to all in the "The Germans dlspatohed alr- commmilque said, but 'was then from forty to fifty are imTOrtant Vernon; Mrs. Louise Barton and oppose his candidacy In any way. A’s Top White 8toc lA*ko, 2^ ..... a war with all of its stark realism. By BiU King secretary and treasurer of the matched two heuta that stole last wold. Stolen bases: L. Katkaveek, overseas type with sweatband. troops had ' gained the initiative Mrs. Gertrude Moore, both of Ver- . In the only other game,, also a vice before Pearl Harbor. -- Its props are 4.750 tons of equip Boston, July 14—(,P)—The turf 1 fourth, or 45 to 65 age group, The switch to "camuoflage” uni over Nasi forces and alr-bome re- bome troops to the viHnity of forced to reilre to prepared lines. to health. This time o iy iite is Considered a strong \otc-gettor Saimofld, *f . , . . 3 Manchester Twilight leagu*. To week's undercard at Red Men's Greene. Sacrificee: Murd(x;k. Left •nofi; Mrs., Margaret Klbbe of night session, the Philadelphia ment which are being transported .will hail a new money-winning on bases: Moriartys 5; West Bides i registeation. Mrs. Kathleen Var- forms comes out of the guerilla Jnforc^ents on the Kalinin front. point 'G,"' it said. "Many oithem The Information Bureau said marked by the beginning of the' in his district, Talbot said he did . KozlOkl, c ...... 3 each of the players, the' umpires Arena for/Thursday night's show I ney is occupational questionnaire were shot before landing. Th«''ceat fierce battles" raged through the degenerative disease*/of middle- Rockville and Mrs. Mary Wolf of not know W'bere he W'ould.flt into Athletics nosed out the Chicago Seb'ula. i b . . . . 2 to 18 cities in 110 railroad cars champion out of the same event and to Nick . . . thanks a million. 3. Boaos on balls: Kapura 1; Wll* . warfare achool of atate guard of Thb 8o\-iet Information Bureau Bolton. There are. two grandchil White Sox, 4-3, in 11 innings. Phil plus 294 rolling pieces on the high that enabled the curt’Sht tltllst to tbere/Eddie Lane of MlddUtown [clerk and each Monday night a ficers at Concord, Mass,, which were wipCd or.t on the. grouncC flight in this arra-;^Iess thftn 200 age Bucli as dlabptes, nephritl*, his party’s campaign plans, ahd Major Loaguo doodwell, If . . 3 Never Recognized kos 1. Strike outa: Wilkos 1; Koe a powerful German onslaught dren. Marchlldon allowed Chicago Just way. set sights of his golden goal If an(l/Jlmmy Perry of Hartford, -a pura 2. Wild pitches: Kapura. [group of nine girls have been as- Brigadier General Rex Delacour in the ^ h e v area, 135 miles north Furious fighting in the Rzhev miles, from the Soviet munitions high blood pressore or heart dis- ‘that is why 1 am meeting- with DuBaldo, c fX . . . 2 'The umpires came In for a I listing in the clerical work. These direction assumed proportion# that of Stalingrad—arid '"in the onlera„j If these chronic diseases Funeral services will be held Mr. baldw'in and- ,Mr. Bradley." eight hits aild he started the win-' Rubacha, p .( «. 1 War show is educational aa well Warren Wrighl’a famed Whlrl- r of lightweights who fought a Passed balls; Hedlund. Winning attended today. west of Moscow, forced an out ning rally in toe eleventh with a Leaders round of applause and the boys in hrllling draw, will try , to settle I girls have volunteered *their ser might mean another German- bid neighborhood of Voronezlb" are to be ppevented, it is n^essary Thursday morning at 8:30 from He denied reports he bad his eye as profitable for toe Army. It la away can race a mile and an blue who operate here certainly d ^ pitcher; Wilkoe. Losing pitcher: numbered Russian defense force’to the T. P. Holloran Funeral Home, ■ single after two were out. Mike taking the war to the people, shdw’- eighth to victory tomorrow in th* their differences in another three- Kapura. Um pires: O’Leqry, vices and are as follows: Misses yield ground, but denied German to try to reach the capital, Rus „'Th'(*' Voronezh break - through that a determined cffort/dnould be on any specific - plaiJc oa ■ the By The As8oclate4 P r ^ ToUU .. 28 11 .10 21 9 3 nerve it. In all of the ber^t Nancy Bantly, Betty Boyd, Betty waa attributed to a strong coi^n- made /to improve the/nealth by 175 O n ter street, and nine o'<;lock ticket, expressing .the belief tliat Kreevieh, who had hit his first Tiger* ing them what the .bonds are buy $TO.0O0-added Maasachusetta Han rounder. , Kotsch. I) claims of a victory in which 30,000 sian reports indicated. / homer of the year in the fifth, then Amcrloaa League games they have refused to accept Pevrey, Patricia Fagan, Marianne Urges Decision / Loss of ground near RzKev had tratlon of enemy forces in one nar using every health-building meaa- from St James's church. The fun it was up. to the atate convention AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ing, illustrating how each arm op dicap at Suffolk Downs. any pay for their aerrites"^ and Frankie Allen of Hartford drop Russian troops were v reported, eral borne Will be open from seven to name' the candidates. waited out a base on balls from Batting—Gordon, New York. erates, what a war 'of mobility The four-year-old Whlrly, who ped an unpopular decision to An'gie Fsrguson, Lois Gustafson, Grace trapped. . • \ been acknowledged by ^ v ie t m i- row sector. .347; Williams. BbatoD, .344. Skrabecz. sf, p. .3 2 2 1 2 0 when the fans were aSiced to I Norm, Lucille PeteVsOn and Shir o!clock tonight until the hour of . Not Up to Him Johnny Humphries and Elmer "Valo Zamitii, c -----..4 0 0 0 1 0 ineans and the vital' role modern, la only $27,244 ahy of the all-time D’Angelo, also of Hartford last On Voting Bill Threat To Moscow thorities, but more than 10,TOO "Our troops are waging herol^ Through obsepAance of toe rules ^cllowril wrlto a run-scoring sin Runs—WUlJatns, Boston. 71; D. recognize they (the totm) certain ley Wlgreh. Germans were declared to have battle.#,", the communique governing gcKid health It becomes the funeral, for the convenience of State treasurer in the Baldwin B. Grayzb, lb , ,4 0 2 8 0 0 equipment plays. earnings of $437,730 made by Sea- ly responded. y week. He will be given a chance to Football Fans' The fighting, certainly not more friends. . regime, and -later w-orkman's com‘‘ • gle. - ' DlMagglo, Hbston, 62. Its three-hour version laoks only'' bis(!uit in his six years of cam prove that the. verdict was wrong died there in 12 days. "Big tank engagements coflt^ie. possible, to jflerease the well-being Runs batted in—WlUlams, Bos Sumlalawaki, 4 1 1 0 1 0 Falco a rjjSl Fighter than 150 miles from Moscow, was pensation commissioner until he. The only game scheduled In the Bycholiki, If .. 4230.00 blood and death. . paigning, face* the same difficul in a return ' go with his fellow Washington. July/14.—^(J^—The seen aa a potential new threat to , Reports .Series Of Reverses of the patient so that she may National Leagu*. Philadelphia at ton, 8,2; Doerr, Boston, 59. . Thursday night the' boxing fans House Rules Comimltee w'sS ssk- look forward to many more busy, won the special Congressional elec S. Grysb, 3b . . . .2 1 . 0. -5 3 0 Does the public like ItT They ties that the latter encountered of Manchester are going to have townsman. the Soviet capital. Gravely phrased' communiques tion in his district, Talbot says Cincinnati, was postponed. Hits— Spence, Vtoahington, 110; Await Aug. 28 !Couple Celebrates cd today to decide i^ulckly on a active years- Not only are the de Parciak, 2b ...... 4 2 2 3 1 ^0 love it. Spacious football stadia while winning the Massachusetts an oppdrtitmty of seeing one of toe Tony Falco of Middletown, a The Russian account said the reported a series of reverses for Excellent Fishing Funerals It is -not up to-me to ray what 'XThls left Bloat of the attention Gdrdon, New York, 102. Olbert. p, sf .21 1 1 0 0 have been Inadequate to hold audi in. 1937. bill giving eligible soldiers and generative diseases avoided, but Doubles— Doerr, Boston, 29; best welterweights. In the Bast favorite here two year* ago, re Germans’ launched an offensive Red Aciny men at the hands of office the party will araign to bethe senior circuit centered on Rubacha, cf .. 4 i 1 0 0 0 ences. More than 180,000 Jampack- Until then, the 'Biscuit's earn turns after a long absence to take . 25th Anniversary sailors a chknre to vote for Con July 2. and that both sides lost the entire period between forty Mrs. John beltose Pittsburgh's protest of a game Higgins, Detroit, 27. It the Red Men's Arena First Big Contest Down superior invasion forces striking Dll Streets of City and fifty may be ph*Md without me.” ' Genolfl, rf ----- 2 0 0 2 0 0 ed Municipal Stadium in Balttmoi-e ings were only average for a han on Dom Yqvella of Hartford -in gressmen /tn the November elec heavily in fighting through July 13. The funeral o f Mrs. John De In 1938. Talbot was being con with Brooklyn Sunday whet) the Triples— Hsato, Cleveland, •: artford Road. The Middle- tions. toward Volga valley Industrial any undue discomfort. In four nights and thousands were dicap performer. But, after drag boy can sling leather .^and one. of the two s^ es topping the For 'AaJ Date with Total - Russian casualties were centers and C.'aucBsus oil fields, a Rosa, of 41 Ferndale drive, who sidered for the attorney general Dodgri* b*4 26 men in uniform on five tied with 7. Re{^sentative R^tnsey (D. W There are a 'g rea t many^women ToUU ...... 33 10 12 IS 8 0 turned away each performance. ging down a hit more toan $50,0<)0, what is more he can tak * it. Last card. He throws'punches faster Mr. and Mrs. Clifford F. Sault of placed at 7,000 killed and woufided Nazi break-tbroiigh in the Voron "insorpAi July 14— The died Saturday In Hartford, will be ship, but w-aa nominated for state the bench. However, Manager Leo Home runs—Williams, Bootoo, he went on to enjoy the moat V’s.)//the bill's sponsor, urged the who view these year* wlthNmed- Score by innings: Franklin..tFieId, Philadelphia, held winter I watched him fight Red than can be counted without the Qticifigo Bears. SO Footer street reached the 25lh and 5,000 missing. , , ezh area.and withdrawals to the flshl^' was excellent on Platt held tomorrow morning a t 8:16 at trtosurer. Durocher of toe Dodgei* contend 18; York, Detroit, 14. 360,000 In fiv e jUgbts with.-a 10,000 cesaful season of his career. AS a F iaaiv ersary of their,cX>krrlage on ci^m ittee' tO-sehd "the ineasure to less alarm and anxiety. Inateads.^ •nger* ...... 001 418 1—10 Doty in Hartford, and in the very aid of an adding machine. Having "The Germans lost oveV'lO.OOO south. . , strp cr hill here today offer the toe ‘(funeral home of Laraia and After conferring with leaders In ed that the extra player. Pitcher Stolen bases—C;[asa, Washington. Local 1743 204 302 X—11 overflow each tlft».,jn Pittsburgh four-year-old, he earned a total of July 11. They plaanhd no observ- Uie House floor ahea^- oK the war officers and men killed aldne," the possessing accurate information his district and elsewhere. Talbot Max Macon, still wras under con IS; Vernon, Washington, and Ku- first round th* Hartford radhead lost but one fight as a pro, he has By Dave B,ott Nevertheless, It wak declared brakes failed on a truck carry regarding the method of living to Sagarino, 247 Washington street, Two-base hlU, B. Grysb, Opal- they mobbed huge Pitt'Bttdium . $168,580 and tbto he set^ out to Chicago, July 14—(JV-Wlth the •lice of the event but their reia- "tax bill, which will comeXup for Soviet Information Btireau de ing two ton* of hmldocK, -floun aw) at St- Patrick's thurch, Hart expects further guidance to his tract to Braoklyn'a Montreal farm hel, Chicago, IS. caught him with a sharp right won 22 of 24 bouts. Hla whole ring that Adolf Hitler was losihg thou-' be followed, the average woman seb, LaSo 2, Mlk* Rubacha; three- Dlmout regulations haV* ' -kgpt break Sun Beau's record of $367,- cross that sent Falco^ more than history, as an amateur and a pro AU-atar baseball games barei]! tlTM anil friends decided o t h ^ debate Thursday, j ChalrmM Sa clared. sands of men dally and this, "th- der, halibut mackerel and as ford, at 9 o’clock. Burial will be, talk today with Baldwin and Brad In the International League and Pittsburgh—(Based on ten deci Wlae. Friday evening a group n r - bases her opinion upon hearsay. bass hiU, Kerr 2, Lov*tt Sumls- toe show out of New York, wffierir 744. halfway across toe rtoa Into toe credits him with but two losses in laid to rest and the summsr sun ba th. (D-ni.) had wiamed that, op "It is Imposslbl*/'’ the statement depehdent of any tem porary'suc sorted shell fish Yrom Bridgeport in Mt. St. Benedict's cemetery. ley, but, he stated emphatically, therefore did not violate the major sions)—Chandler, New York, 9-2; lawski, Parciak; double plays, it would even imprera Brooklyn Scai^airalt happtoa to be the prlaad them and presented to/them position of "some committee m em - said, "to conceal toe fact that the She has heard that during these "I am not a candidate for any league player limit. X Hugbaon. Boston, 9-3. ropes. He bounded back'jnto to* '84 battles. just beginlng to burn bleachsd cess of the German fopCes, Is to Ansonla markets. years she will begin to grow old. Sumislawski to Parrclak to B. be’seball fans," but a section of It only victorious farorite in. the hl>' center of the ring and Doty aaid skins a crisp tan, fans are talking iwo^aets of sterling silver /candle bers” might keep the meas' Germans daily loM on the Soviet- gradually undermining^ Hitler's 'Careenm^ .down the grads toe specific place on the ticket.” \Vhether It did or didn’t, the National League^ Yovells, a TKO victor over that she wlU have less vigor, or Giyrb'; left on bases', Tigers 5, may be Included in (^injunction tory of the V n ^ ^ h ic b has been afterwards that he thought toere Frank Florelloi of - Brooklyn last about football and banding their . M d ers and a msiaofaay': mega- locked in the rules rpom. German front thousands upon thou war machine and ppe|>ariBg the thick not/ihiy lost-most of its presence of Macon made toe im Unchanged. Local 743 4; bases on balU, - Ru- the stage for- etarthng. upsets for siae rack. RefreahiqiehU Ware that. she must take life easy. minent subtraction of one player writh the annual benefit AU-Star were at least four of Falcb!a week, is anxious, indeed more than caah acrosa the Counter for Chi The bill would provide absentee sands of men,- This, d'espite toe ground for Germa)»j^s defeat." cargo (later gathered up by resi- Ebell Enters baeba 6, Olbert ^ Skrabaez 4; such outatondlng tborou^b'rcds of aerred. teniporary successes of the German Sometimes she fears th at shs will from the Dodgers' roster something football game. Sept. 12. brothers, in there with him. IU ordinarily anxious to beat Falco. cago's AU-Star grid game, tba old voting privUeges for all fighting, ( Berlin's railto asserted in a d en ts'bf'the district) but., also hit Seek Mothers Here X i Put On KlMtsera ■trike-outs, Rubacha 3, Olbert 0, It Is eraent'ally a night show, the yeats as Discovery*. W ar' Ad Saturday e voting As many as 35 men stationed within the con ttobps, gradually tops the Hitlerite lose her attractiveness, become to ponder and there was a possi 4j:as th* greatest comeback I have He was •‘robbe(i'' oi a chance to est and biggest of the eoUegdate- propaganda brbadcaat that "catas- a store,, a fence, two'^rked .cars, less alluring and therefor* she Guik}^ Plea Skrabacs; hiU off, Olbert 6 f<5r 4 the dramatic effects of the light miral and CThalledon. cvfer -Ayltncssed. Falco went on to pro attracUona retattireB and fri£ d s arrived at tinental United States. Balloting war^machine and prepares the bility that the victim might be the Los Angeles—(F>— The Park beat "Red” Doty here- last week, trppbe.has .broken on the Armies two bouses and, fiflmiy a' stone- worries lest she find. It difficult to As Plane Watchers veteran Schoolboy Rowe. The runs In 2 1-3 innings; Skrabaez, 4 ing. the searing fl.ime-throwers While ■ gaining his Masaachu- earn the'decision over Doty by Balloting already Is under way Uieir borne uaeiQiMtedly and plans would be administered by secre ground, for the defeat of CJermany of Marshal Semeon Timoshenko Wall. ■ ' ' ' • (Commission .finally agreed with for 7 runs in 4 2-3 innings; win accusing Doty of "running out’’ on were qdlckly ;c&rled out for an in this y a r .’’ hold' her husband's affection. Such move may be hinging on wrhether .and the flash of big guns glving lt' setts Seabiscuit, in addition to his long country In 38 aUtes to select too players taries of the states in which the and the pursuit , of beaten Soviet the suffering public that there ning pitcher, Rubacha; losing favorite'* Jinx; also had to carry him under the pretext of an in outdoor sunpikr. Both evenings Harold Brid^^fortb of Bridge notions are ridiculous. By means Hudford, July 14— UP)— Dr. the Dodger* can get waivers In or a whale of * lot of impact. Froher Ha* **U” wha -wlll face the Chicago Bears, men are located, They would-be Germah masses forced a break-; troops It continuing on a broad port. the driver, escaped Injury. Mr*. Selim Mitchell, of 58 Strlclc- ought to be a law. Th* commission pitcher, Olbert: umpires, O'Leary jury sustained while training. thorpugbly enjoyable to all through lh\a narrow sector of the ot a sensible, toealthful way of Wolfgang Ebell, El Pasco, Tek., der to send him to Montreal. If Army War Show Is a breath top weight of 130 Dobbds. And When the crop o f' local "ouifleld- Champions of the National Leagut, given 21 days in which to return front." ' . "The bfueS just didn't; hold," land street, who has charge of-se Issued a new order forbidding and Kovls; Unrle, 1:20. taking three hours, replete with Whlrlaway has becncail^.upon to Though but 19, Dom Yovella has Voronezh front and a third motor living, there ls*no need to sudden physician, pleaded' guilty to ' a curing volunteers from, the-.-mem they can't, one of the younger ers are all simmered down for toe. high hopes to getting In on some the night of Aug. 28 In Soldier their ballots. (L,o'ndon newspapers agajii urg he tbjd''police." o t charge ot conspiracy to violate the adults and children from congre the cacaphony of war—plus the win under those same exacting, ult was the former Miss ized Infantry division was swung ly become old, and while course, ber* of the Manchester Mothers' pitchers may feel toe finger. be-(t,-Jackie Fraher stands' out. of toe,bigger purses around here Field. But that Isn'^aU- into the attacks across the upper ed a continental invasioii. The the strenuous activity permitted 1917 espionage act today in Fed gating near or peeping over toe powder, dust, grime and sweat conditions. there all alone. He ttirfil^ m two In this day of/beneflt contests, ^ Pentland. They were mar- Dally He.'ald declared that "If we club to serve as watchers at the by establishing hJinaelf aa a wel 'by Rev. Manning B. Bennett, Don under the hammering, of the to a, woman of twenty shoulu not eral district court here. air r^d listening post at .Bolton, shoulders of card players In city L asi Night ’« Fights that make the Army tick. great plays over toe week end.. In the all-sU r Ucket-selUng drive baa fail to open a secoruT front sooij be indulged in suddenly,. never: Dr, .Ebell withdrew a former parks. Park attendants were Mungo Mlahty Miller terweight of better value than a I rector of S t Mary s Episco Fbur Fliers Die Rusaian Air Force, dispatches Hospital Notes la disappointed that so few have the benefit game last Thurs(iay run-of-the-mill type. And he fully hit a new high. 'The Chicago said. enough, because or under-organi theless a moderate amount of ac plea of Innocence, leaving only two Harness Racing ordered to enforce the kibitzer Ontario la the source of 53 per . Minneapolis— Van Lingle Mun Jackie raced in and robbed (Tiiff Tribune, sponsor of the game, set- pal church. They have one son. zation and Indecision or sheer low volunteered thus far. The club well knows that he can do that Cltfford J. Sault who is married fiattMcks In Other Regkms tivity Is to be encourageo. Very M the five persons accused of the voted to enter Into this branch of ban. . cent of the flour ' and feed mill go, one-time Brooklyn ace, has Keeney of a sure single by making asidc LOOO choice seats and Invit spirits, the pWpe of bur inieptitude By The Associated Press production of the Dominion of only by beating such fellow* as and also lives on Foster street As Planes Crash The Soviet Information Bureau A daughter was bohi'today at often, the patient finds that she conspiracy to' be tried storting civilian defense work on Wednes Draws 5^00 Fans won seven and lost two games for a great one banded atab and je t ed the ‘Tan of means" to drop la may be no more freedom—any- Memorial to Mr. and Mrs. Dana ha* more Ume to devote to com July 28. New York—Maxle Shapiro, 133, C ^ad a. Minneapolis and Is batting .354. Doty a ^ Falco. reported setbacks in . twq other w'here—forever.") days, but apparently the members Unlikely New York, won by technical ting the ball off the grass tops. and lay $100 on the lino for each regions to the south, with toe in Cowles of S3 North jrapa atreet- . panionship with her husband and Those two ans: Gerhard Wilhelm Sunday he repeated on the sime Pat Casey return* to th* ring 18 inches of squatter space. Jacksonville. Fla., July 14—(.ip> OernMos Pay.H eavy ’Toll have forgotten to offer their serv knockout over Mickey La Marr, to face Billy Augustus .of Willi- vaders advancing anew ht the their relationship may become Kunss, former Oerman-Ameilcan ices, and somebody has to dp it. Waltraases rarely stay long batter and in almost the same If the quota Js flUed. it will mean Naval flying officers and A special announcement of the New York, July 14;— (^ —Tally- 1 3 S 4 , New York (5). . mantle ■ in another welterweight Public Records two-aviation cadets were killed point of their deepest penetration A son was bom a t the hospital more satisfactory In every way; Bund leader, and the Rev. Kurt It is not expected that mothers enough In toe hotel business to spoc. $100J)00 additional for the Army Soviet Information Bureau said today to Mr. and Mrs, Robert Me- Molxahn, Philadelphia, Pa., clergy hoes and surries—with, fringed Allentown. P.a.— Billy Speary, six-rounder. Casey, former .Mart- yesterday when two training of Russian soil-below the town of The big mistake la tha past has with young children can spare the learn it properly, and thus are un 132', Nantlcoke, Pa., outpointed Major League Standings They Ganged Up Emergency relief fund.' Boguchar. Germany had paid a heavy toll In Comb of 119 West street. been In allowing' (he average man, who have both pleaded not tops, whip sprockets anff all—re fold High football player has been OsrtUeato of IneerporwUen planes collided In mld-air and materiel and manpower for gains time from their duties, but It likely to replace men in . dining Johnny Cockfield, 129, New York Usuall.v Ibis' writer has an or And t(xl*y. with the game more trashed near "here, the Jackson Boguchar 4a on toe big bend woman to 'feel that 'with middle guilty. turned to favor last night at the room service, according., to most trtonlng for more than a month than six weeks away, contribu The Oolorcrete C:ompany of —unspecified In extent — during would see that in a club with 361 opening of a 55-day program of (1 0 ), -X ' ange soda at the Sunday aftenmon ville Naval Air Station announced of the Don 130 miles southeast of A son was also bora today to age must retire to the shelf. Such enroUees it should not be. difficult hotel managers. ^ . games. Being of a Scotch nature. In preparing for .bis -comeback. tion* tota’ $83,600. Hartford has filed a certificate 6f the action southwest of Rzhev, up haraesa racing' at Rooaevelt Race Chicago—Bill Petersen, 202. •awiBien stock at $5.00 par L Ange'lea, won by technical EM tera St. Loula . f .610 Fight for Price enemy partleulariy strong coun was said. Most of the 5.000 missr Eklward Pagan!, 125 Charter Oak ing ' opened. Because of the years arrived in New York today from 8*«mhh1 Front Urged and a Mxteenth second heat to BUY knockout over Lou 'Transparenti, Cincinnati ...... 44 37 .543 catch the ball Murray, who was When Mrs. S. K. Clark's cow drop tosaed their selections Into tb* ‘ ter-blows," Tus said, Ger ing Red Army men were declared street. of experience behind ner she Is. Hyde Park, N. Y„ -wber* abe bad 2:14. Williamsport at Hartford (8:30). 40 coaching for the High Sch(X>l ped ten feet into a well, she tele nearest mailbox, and be was a ' m UNITED 127, BalUmofre (4). ..Klmira at Springfield (night). New' Y ork"".,.. .42 - ,512 mans threw into action two Hun to have formed guerrilla bknds. ' Discharged yesterday: Mrs. equipped to face life with the Wis- been a guest at |>reaidt9 t Boose- New York, July 14—(JP) — The ' The Glen Cove trot also waa ______40 44 Stars yelled, 'T’ve got It Johnny." graphed a garage ahd In no time good 10,000 absad ot the No. 2 Itoaaas y . and Jo a t^ 8. Camp- Sioux City, la.—Everett Right- Wilkes-Barre at Binghamton Chicago .476 Control Pushed garian brigades. The attacks (The German high command aa- Beatrice McGowan. 13 Vine street; dona of maturity. All t^ t ha* vsK's Hudson vallsy esfkto. Ths New York CIO Council announced decided in straight heats, Willle 'STATES mire, 132, Bioux City, outpointed ___ ..3 7 44 .474 Both play with Pagani’s West the wrecking truck ha_' The Fascists lost 400 officers and- men Mayor F. H. LaOuardla and other Toole to the sulky., WAR (10). PhUadelphU .. . . 2 1 58 .286 the way, let the ball drop. He look administration pushed its fight to killed. Our troops captured tro- circlement southwest of Rzhev and Hartford; Miss Priscilla Sage, 21 b est dignitaries * t the city Umito and dressed to Prosident Roosevelt as Approoclmately $10,000 worth New Orleans—Saverio Turlello, NatioMl Amerloaa ed over at the grinning Murray f OsnUmss OppesiUon Papers. til July 26. Two waeks Utar Iks N I4A that several Soviet dlvisiona were Courtland 'street. Fortunately, during the last lew serting that a secemd- front in New York at Chicago. team will sarombU for pcaettea. Qidtelaiaa Itaad keep the price control structure' jihiea and prisoaers." was esiXMtsd to tba Waldort-As-^ of ticketa ware sold for tba opener ^ O N D S 148, New York, outpointed Jackie W. L Bet. and tossed the ball away In dis '^nder annihilation.” It was not Admitted today; Mias Joan Law- years, ws have "begun to a p p toria. ' needed "without further t! Boston at St. Louis. Wkttar Perry, Bank Commls- unchanged today in the face of Mass air raids on four German which was staged under tha aus Byrd. 140. Blytbavtne. Ark. (10). Naw Tock ...... 54 28- .659 gust. He had been fooled nicely. S t Cloud. Minn.—(F>—When toe brought^ out whether the action re^ la, 42 Hollister street; Miss Irma elate the value and worthy of the AND Philadelphia at Cincinnati. . U .a.W «alth r. liquidator of tba Manchea- farm group pressure from both alrdromea were aaid. to have re pices of the nearby field chaptor Boston, ...... 48 32 .800 'Btoania County PubUohars Asso- sides of the Capitol. stored direct communications be-' DaSlmone, 104 School street; Har- middle years of,human m e , when W oold Withdrew British R,: u Brooklyn at Plttaburgta (night). elatioa laanied two o t its members " I and Trust Deposit Gor- sulted In th* dsstructlca of 113 tween Rzhev and Nazi-held Vyaz of Army RaUaf. " Ben's Kid 8lsW Clovaland . ■. • • • .4ll— $7 570 Bolf* Stodlea Bid ■While the Senate entered Its planes. vey Barbeau, 170 ^ r t ( er Oak an Individual reaches full bloom. I mt Qrp—6 tVsspa Todays program faaturea ' the STAMPS war* to join the Army shortly, Th# total wealth of tlw to-John It, Allen, proper- ma, on the Moscow-Smolenak ■treat. Aaaofteaa Detroit ...... 45 42 .517 second day of debate on changes Many Postttoa* Recaptured In fact, a recent magaslne article London. July -14. — (/P) The $800 BrOokvllI* ptnwa for 22 class . Philadelphia'— Gloria Warren, Detroit at New York. St. Louis ...... 40 43 .482 New York. —Red Rolfe, ailing llwy pledged tbematIvM to con States amounts to $394.481A86^!( Oak atieeL price Administration Kenderaon highway 70 miles to toe south.) Discharged today: Donald-Cus- states, “Th* present period be. Lantfpii, July lA—cflli-x Ualtsd working Committee of the AU- tinue editing their weekly papers, 000, according to a lepert'aC tka: A dispatch said many positions' Acknowledgemeikt of a break pacers. The Ootoen, N. Y. win slnflng starlet of the screen, la St. Loula at Boston. Chicago ' ...... 34 46 .425 Yankee third baseman, is still y _ ___ declares would cripple' much of the were captured, lost and recap ter, 41 Dougherty street; Mrs. Mll- longs to the middle-ag^ woman.” 8tatoa Army hsadquartass an- India OongresS party ha* publUh- ner, Toronto, is lihted among the . . . . 3 6 54 .400 considering an offer tvtivuacb bas«- thus prox-ldlng a regular income Natioaal jadusirtak (Vinfuem to- James J: through at Voronesh. tn toe valley dren Adanis, 38 Hudson s tr ^ t; toe younger sister of Catcher Ben Cleveland at. Washington. PhiUdelphia prograna, the House Agi^iculture tured. Soviat aviation appeared I am gUd to not* that many Bouaesd today that MaJ. <3so. M. *d a rsaohition propoqjog toe eight staftera. . W arren of the FhUa. (Only games scheduled.) ’. Washington ..;,.3 0 557 baU at Yale. « foe the publiataers' famlllea- Board. E ' - on Kenstiigtofi of the upper Don 300 miles south Mrs. Esther Pedemontc and infant women In -fh* prime of life are W. dark, of Naw Bock, now to fai withdrawal of Britfah ru1e'’^fimm Committee came for-jt'srd__ iviih ...... active...... In dive-bombing ...... the Don of Mosew, w ar a significant de- •1 Ceater street •harp critlciMn e< his BoUelfa J_Jriv$r.creiaino west of thg town, son. 598 Center street; Anthony _ jtvery whelssom* eommand of all Amarican ground India. Reutsta reported today la a vflocment bn the southern front Levri, Wsjiping. .- and saental activity. I, troops la Britain, dlspatoh from Wariha, BidU. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN; TUESDAY, JULY 14, 19'4f .V . ' V MANURB8TBK BVENlNO HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. TUBSPAT, JULY 14,1941 PAGE BLEVBR
MICKEY FINN Thf Low-Down! LANK LEUNAR1I1 T IT DOESN'T GfCM J f E S — TH IS, IE NASH, — WHEN')OU PHONED n5T\«EM VET ease arid Nonsense PAIR, JOHMNV— OP T h is r MmC^TALKINC MS'IUET AC I W|IE« Wants Classified ForVbur Benefit COUME.t KNOW t h e ' PROM WASHINGTON LEPNINO,irOU OIOMT WAS Hus Boss—Will, I wish you wouldn’t There's a eubetltiltaTor every- . Corporal— The boys tell me that p . a i . M E N p iR e a l l ----[ JUST SPOKEN FINN HAD El~ THOENE I M f sing at your work. \ thing, it seems, except War! ^rl you introduced me to it pret GMARTER THAN TOM THORNE UP THW IMPORTiANT . rn THINK < ty .bard, eh ? r W ill— I wasn’t working," sir; I AND IWI DOINQ A ANOtlOLD YOU ID Jack— Didn't she let you kiss Soldier— Hard is right. She's so was Just singing. '' AQtomotoiles for Sale 4; Roofing—i^in g 17-A Household Goods 51 Machinery and Tools 52 Wanted to Rent 68 LITTLC wonoerino— ------HPNC HIM- T g ^ g IT i M P o i n K S r ? Lost and Found 1 Howm!* for Sale 72 her? b u d ft would take a diamond to Manchester make an impreeaion on her, So that Toiing Amsrica may THOENCl HE? FOR SALE — i938 4 DOOR WE SPECIAUZE In Applying WILL SELL TO DELLIi^GER HAY CHOPPERS, W AI^to-Tb RENT—4 or « UN- FOR SALE—SINGLE 7 ROOM Fred—Oh, hiavenet the isn't PAY CHECK LOST—NoUce i* never fear tbe Skies again—buy Ereaing Herald hertb'y x^ven that Pay Check No. Sedan, Bulck special, good Urea. roofing and aabesroa sldiitgi RESPONSIBLE PARTY . used Fordson with mower, rid fumiahed rooms withia the. next houau, with larga gun room, that kind. few weeks, three In family. Call Slacks! w ar saxlng bonds. P IF 62, payable to Anna Bolin- N o reasonable offer refused. Can Workmanship guarainteie^. Time 3 rooms of beautiful, new, modem ing cultivators, used John Deere steam heat, 3 car garage. Located Jack-.^She was to me. • Chsaified AdTcrtiMnenU see between I and 9 p. m . ex p a ^ p ^ ts arranged. A. A^. Dion Furniture, never delivered or tractor, mowers and. rakes.. Dub 8155. Those suim nhr^acka they fit 'em, aky, for. week ending Jiibf <. 1942. 43 Scarborough Road, recondL OoM t alz a T z r to words to a llna. c e p t .Siintlay.v. 1016 F.a.at .Middle Inc., 299 Autumn street. ^ Tel. used; liidden events caused a lin Tractor Company, Providence There’s no place left on this Like a bag hunIKon a rack, - Junior—I Just bumped my has been lost. Anyone attempting \ tloned and now re' Road, Willimantic. YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE TO •arih at this time where a man The garb looks llM a cross be crasy hone. aaek eonot aa a word and eomponnd to cash this oheck will he 'pro.ae- , rent 3 or ’4 room apartment as pancy. Apply Edward J. Holl, words as two words Minimum eosi this ,'J-plece living room ,with can go and get away from It all- tween Senior—Just comb your hair euted to the full extent;, of the f o r s a l e 19.17 V8 Ford sedan, permanent residence. Write Box Tel. 5117 or 5118. Is Biies of thrao llnss. Moving—Trucking— lamps, tables, etc.; modern A-alnut -1_ A towel and a gunny tac right and ths bump won’t show. law. Finder please return check good Urea, perfect condition. In WX. Herald. UiBs ratss per dar for tranalSDi Storage 20 diedroom and 5-piecc k i^ e n set Wanted—To Buy 58 FOR SALE—9 ROOM Duplex Frank—Edith’s heart must be a«a. to the Corporate Accounting De quire _Mra. Hoose, 176 Charter as bard aa glass, i;' can't e.vcn W e tLink we're a smart people, M o rtira Marck IT, IBIf tbx^ only WANTED — LIGHT WEIGHT M A N C H E S T K t F A M IL Y o f 3 de house, all Improvements at 79-81 First worker— W hat did ths partment, Main Office, Cheney Oak street.. STORAGE make an impression on her. do when you .told him it was trip it took half a century , for 7 ' A CashCbarcs man's -bicycle. Call at- 10 Bisscll sire, 4-5-6 room flat or duplex Cottage street. Telephone 8535 I OOBasentlTs Oars...| 7 ota| t els Bros. , ■ Moving and Packing. The Auqtln Jeeper— Have you tried. In ex* sale^mMi to learn not to ask the 1937 CHRYSLER 4 DOOR .sedan, ' \ $1.H street before 6 p. m. by the 15th, or 1st of August, or Inquire 49 Birch street. lets. I Coossoutlss Dsjrs... f ctsjll cts A. Chambers Co. Telephone 62fiC \ Second worker — He promoted wom an’Customer w b a f size' shoe. , 1 Day ...... elsllt ctr l-0-‘’ T - BI.u\CK BILLFOLD con beautiful green finish, price S345. $40 or $45. Phone 2-0035. tra large diamond? $.30 ^p o s it And' $3 weekly me to the bead of my department. % f A ll ordsra for Irreirular insertions taining sum of money, vicirfity' of terms. J6 weekly. 1929 Oldsmo- WANTED-4 OR 5 CUBIC foot First worker— What department N ow when AW i m is seen riding will bs eharcsd at tbs ons Mms rats. Art Lewis Circus. Fmder please blle coach, good tires, runs like Willing toXaeil separately. May be electric ice box in good, condition. WANTED — THREE OR FOUR NeV Banking Fees Which May OUT OUR WAY . R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOU8B WITH MAJOR HOOPLI Spselal ratss for Ions tsrm srary Repairing 23 seen at ^ u r convenienct at room rent, by young couple. ' Be In Offing tjt* you In ? with a strange wohuiB ha can ex call 2-0595. Reward. new, $65. Terms and trades ac JJL Call 3408. day advsrtlslns c I«« b u ^n rsqusst. ALBERirs KURN. CO.. HTFD. Telephone 8933. Is Named Head Second worker— Production de plain by saying he wka. trying to Ada ordsrsd befors lbs third or cepted. 1936 Auburn convertible Mo w e r s s h a r p e n e d , repair Recent rules end regulations, save her tires. NO OOUBT,' llftli day will bs chsrsrd only for I-OST MIXTURE, ENGLISH 43 Allyh St. Phone 6-0358 partment. VOU PEOPLE ARE ALLUS A S O C K \ r UELLO.' A NOTE PROW TNI6 6 6 , I THOUGHT^ coupe, $23,5. terms $4.50 weekly. ed, shear grinding,' key. fitting, pertainlQf to lervtce charges to SENDIM’ HIM SUMP’M IN W ITH t h a t ’s j u s t ths actual number of tlmss the ad I Shepherd, and Collie doy, .hhitk Car^^ttain or bus expenses refunded Koolhs Without Board 5i) be made effective by large bank AND A CHECK FOR *\0 0 / ^ TVOlG&S >JA6 appaarsd, eharslns at the rats ssrn- 1937 Packard sed.'in, radio, heat d’lplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. ^ OfLoealUnit A B O U T H iS I and broWn,white under neck, An- ing Institutions in metropolitan UKE HE'E «TARVIM* TO P O O P ,* ESAo /t n e r h 's a t r u e Bl u e TIGHTER TUAN sd but no allowanrs or refunds can er. almo.'t new tires $345, terms overhauled. Braithivaite, 52 Pearl f o r s a l e —4 p i R c e MAHOG- FOR R E N T- 2 NICE furnished bs snads on sis 'Ims ads stopped .vwers to Spottie. Tel. 7861. srees, should be mi^re than of FUNNY BUSINESS DEATH,* PUT IN- SUMP’N W H E R R ’fe S E N S E O P CWAP/..-WM/ HE SAVS HERE: A PULLMAN $6 weekly. 1940 Packard 6 conr streeL any bedroom suIIFk reasonable. ,rooms, one suitable for 2 per Naval Patrol attar ths fifth day. p m io < Interest to our readers, / ;UNNV,' CHEER HIM U P -' V O U / HUMOR.* No “tin forbids"; display llnsa act vertibla coupe, good' tires, beau Call after 8 p. m. 177 Center, sons. ons for 3. Tel. 4607. " ENCLOSING PlOO FOR.'UNE- KJlNDOVJjBUT LAWN MOWERS shArpened. od- U - / J I-Mrs. T. Ev Brosnan, to new rules for scryice charges HIM TH A T TUFPITS PIN D I T — sold. Announcements tiful blue finish, $895. Terms $12 phone 8083. \ STOCK INVESTMENT' SOU THIS MAKES Tbs Usrald will not bs rasponsibis weekly. Finance manager of ed, adjusted, picked up and^de- FOR RE.NT—FU R N ISH E D room O O a t IjrO IH lC ls L Be in Charge of Red art! n\ IS Re ?j;u r n i n ' t h ’ s o c k for mors than ons Incorrect InSer- HAVE YOU OLD RUGS an^ llvered $1.25 Here-$1.00. Repair near Main street, gentleman pre 1. Entering bank: Front door.50c; l\ HE WAft .ALLUS C T tA L IM '1 \Nir;e d about h o pe t h e Him e l ig ib l e ID tlOB of any advertisement ordered ■Brunner Sales, 80 Oakland street. VICTORY'T'’URNITURE ^ L E - v clothing made into new nigs. Open eVonirtgs, Tel. 5191. parts. Power mowers ehkrpened Speciman Values. 5* pc. Ngolid ferred. Telephone 69t)8. . ------; Cross Bandages. back door, 5c. - t e l l HIM-.TH’ PUP PUT s k a t e Do esn 't c u r l up Buvio s h a r e s tor mors than ons time. IT IM HISSBL.F-- ^ Tba Inadvertent omission ot la- Any size. “All ne.w pattern.'. and repalreo We sharpen hedge maple kitchen'scL'. $29.9,5, iOner All Hands Resriird as 3. Asking for balance: $1. IN t h e s t r e t c h .'' OF STOCK IN TUl" sorrsot publication of advertistns Telephone 6.595. Agent will call FOR SALE— 1940 SPE C IAL Biltck and grass shears, .icissors, kmves, "spring mattre.ss. $19.95, twin aW FOR REN T -SING LE room with 8. Arguing about balance: In civil GUILTY CONSClt^'"*' will bo rectified only by cancellation Mrs. T. Edwahl Brosnan of 83 GRAND CANVON? with saniples. sedan, radio, heater^ 16,000 miles, full sizes—twin outfits, family, shower. Phone Manches manner, 50c; In quarrelsome VMORD of ths charss made tor ths service etc. Saws act and filed. Our 16th Vessel Goes oh Rocks Washington street, has been ap >.>------' A ' .M rendered. mechanically A-1. 727, Silver ychr. -Capitol Grinding Co., 531 $29.95 — studio couckfs,, $34.95. ter 3533. ^ manner, $1; second time, $2.50; DID THE MAN All advartlaements mutt eonform SHOP IN THE COMFORT (if your Lane. Lydall. Tel. 7958. Terms. A t Benspn's Furniture. Near Golden Gate. pointed Surgical Dressing chair third time, $5. la style, copy and typoKrsphy with home. , . .Jiis't call Montgomery 713 Main street. man by Dr. Eugene Davis, chair 4. Speaking out. of turn:-To presi BUS rssBlatlona enforced f>y.the publlsnA FOR SALE 1941 SUPF.R BUICK FOR R E N T SINGLE and ,do.ib|e ort and they reserve the rlkht to \V.ini for- everything you need. WANTED TO TUNE repair and San Francisco, July 1 4 .-^ -^ -A man of the Volunteer Special Ser dent, $1; to caahter, 50c; to as WAR edit, revise or refect any copy con If \ye haven’t what you want'in Sedan, 5 practically new tire.', r -gulate your plane or player THE BEST RADIO BUYS—THIS rooms. Telephone 2-0759. vices here. It was announced to sistant cashier, 25c; to any vice sidered objectionable. very good condition. Reasonable. week latest Philco console, .only U. S. Naval patrol boat ran our store storks, you can choose pfano. Tel. Manchester 5*132, FOR RENT— CLEAN* ROO.M, day. president; no charge. CLOSING HOURS—ClattlHed ads Can be seen at 151 Maple street, $69.50. Admiral radio-phono-con aground near Seal rocks near the' from the thousands of items In suitable for two or three men or A request lor an additional stock 8. Leaning on - teller’s window: to bo published same day mutt bs before 2 p. m. PIANO TUNING -and repairing. sole 7 tubes, automatic record rseslvsd by 11 o'clock noon Satur our'catalogs. Our catalog de couple. Call 7019. Apply 15 Proc entrance to the Golden Gate eariy of 26 million dressings has just One elbow, 50c; both elbows, Player, piano .specialty. Johri changer, only $119.50 (6 free days t0;10. partment will have any of these 1941 PLYMOirTH .SEDAN—1939 toda.v knd the rescue of ejew been received at Red Cross head Cockerha-m; 28 Bigelow street records I Special Garod radio tor Road. * Telephone Your Want Ads items delivered to you prompUy. Plymouth .sedan, 1938 Plymouth members is proceeding, the Navy quarters from the War Depart 6. Requesting reduction of Inter Phone Sl61. , Tel. 4219. and phono in beautiful table ATTRACTIVE, COMFORTABLE announced. ment and the Manchester chapter est rate on loan: In hopeleaa Ada are acceplvu over the tvls- sedan. 1937 Plymouth sedan. model; $42.50. Zenith portables. double ropnoln new home. Call "A ll hands were resrued," a will sooH be notified of their- new manner, SOc; In persistent man pbone at ths CllAltGK ItA’rE siven w a n t e d — PASSENGERS to 1934 Plymouth Sedan, 1937 $39.95. We service and repair . above aa a conveneince to adver- 6759. Navy spokesman said. quota; _ X ' ner. $5. Hartford or West Hartford. 7' a._ • Dodge sedan, 1936 Dodge Help Wanted—Female 35 all makes of radios at Benson's llssrs. but ths CASH RATKS will be _ First reports of the ve.ssel Will Need Volunteers T. Telling Joke to u official or accepted as PULL PAYME.VT If m. to 5 p. ra. shift. Call 2-0353. sedan. Cqle Motors, 4164. . Radio. 716 Main street. 3 : grounding just outside the OoIdCA / Mrs. BrOsnan will appoint her employee:ilnvAA* Ary A '’nff'lvlfqsl original, 50C| paid at ths business office on or be- aub-chairman and will need volun fort the seventh day followina tbe W AN TE D —THREE Pa.ssengtlli^ I WANTED^LAUNDRESS— Tour MAPLE BUNK BED—SPECIAL BiMrdera Wanted 59-A Gate leading into San Franetjum second-hand,. 43. Brat tnaer'tlort of each ad otherwise Auto Accessories—Tires 6 house, or mine. Phone 6344, hay were received at Navalaval ‘Wad- teers to help In this great under 8. Keeping rendezvous in lobby: tbe CHARGE. RATE will be collect from Man-hester to Colt's • Van I $79.00. 2 beds, 2 mattresses. 2 GIRLS O N L Y — ROO-MS and quali taking. Dykd .Ave. plant, 3rd ahtft. In -' springs, complete. Benson’s, fl3 quarters' shortly after 2!:30^. m., With brunette, 50c; with red ed. ^o-. responsibility for errors in NEED .NEW BRAKES? F ^ d , ty meals. Laundry, electric sew Each Surgical Dressing Chair head, 78e; with blonde (intro telsphoncd ads will be assumed and quire 404 Hartford Road; betW'een i Main. Ip.w.t.), a Navy press -relations Chevrolet, Plymouth rellned with ' Help Wanted—Male 36 ing machine .facllltiee, home like man or her supervUor will attend their accuracy cannot bs cuaraa- 5 and 7 p. m. Tel. 6952. officer said. duction on demand), no charge. teed. the beat Comax brake- lining FOR SALE—ONE 9x12 RUG in environment, centrally located. one of the instructor's courses 9. Keeping president or vice pres YOUNG, MAN WANTED to work Watch R esc^ Work $8.95. Will call for your car and perfect condition, one 9x12 Ozite Reasonable. Please 'call at 14 ANdarger— g— r o u jp ^ f spectators which will be held throughout ths ident from golf game, $100. Index of GlftwifiiatioM on soda fountain. Ask fo r Mac at Arch street, i opposite Moriarty area during next month. deliver same day. Phone 5191. rug cushion, one 6x9 2-tone taupe gathered tp watch the rescue Hrtha \y*Idon, 901 Main street. Bros, gas station on Center St.), The August quota will be“1argee Kacnaameata USED TIRES AND Tl RES Brunner’s, Oakfand street. rug. Price’ reasonable for quick work frO_in b'e^by cliffs. cliff X'Specialist— Frequent water or phone 3408 to determine if any than those assigned In the first Mariltass ...... All Size.w 'aale. CSy 4944 after 5 p. m. Formidable rbcTts line the shore- drinking prevents you from be ■* W H V M O TH ER S G E T. S R A V lT.Wwiu.AMg Deaths' DLSHWASHER WANTED -Apply' rooms are available. Y'oung Wo World W ar and may be the largest at Silk City Diner, 641 Main side of . A 'narrow' navigational coming stiff in the Joints. aswfir VuJea. Card ot Thanks ...... VICTORY TIRE CO. BuiWin|;-Ci».lr.tti.., 14 FOR SALE—COMBINATION gas men's “ V " Hotise. - single production Usk the Red- Sweet Young Thing—Yes, but I twr it4i'trwtAiwvmiMcy M ( IB Mamorlam ...... street. _ - ’ chasuel and make the scejie o f the Lest and Found ...... and oil range, also oU burner, Cross ever undertaken. It was some of the Joints don’t aer\’e w a 348 No. Mailt St. Phono 3-9448 FOR YOUR REMODELINO or mishfap a notOrioUa dangeh .grea. announced by the National Red Aanonneemnsts ...... WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL hot water coil. Mrs. Hoose, 176 . The site Is a short'tllstance from ter. ”It’$ our new tandem club to M p conserve the f olf ball Personals ...... repair job call Wm. Kanehl, cohr Charter Oak. Wanted—Rooms.—Board 62 Cross tpdav. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Welcome, Steve! BY EDGAR MARTDf tractor, 519 Center street. Tele to work full or part time. Main' the spot where the freighter ' supply!” ABleaiobles for ^at^**.” ... atreet clothing store. Write Box W A N TE D — ROOM A N D board by Ohioan crashed ashore in a dense In this vaIs,of toil and sin phone 7773. 5 PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM set, ABtpaaohiles for Ezchance GB, Herald. young couple, working njghts. fog. Oct. 7, 1936. Your hsad growa bald but not Aata, AoesasorJes—Tires slightly used. Porcelain top table Preferably in outskirts of town. Bits of weatherbeaten wreck Aussie Diplomats your chin. Aata JtspalrlnR'—Pajatlng “ , . . . 1 and 4 chairs. Cot bed. 2 brown SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAf'IR 4 «ls ashools...... r-A RECORD CaU 8608. age from the Ohioan and the HAN enamel beds with springa. One Aates— bz Track I WAR DAMAGE Help Wanted—Male or tanker Frank H. Buck can. still be To Be Exchanged* Itachsl—My dad takes things you 41 sa ■ For Blrs ...... t ^^Sl»EaALS! INSURANCE Female 37, sideboard. 2 boudoir chairsr 1 REFINED YOUNG. WOMA.N de seen on the jagged shoreline far apart tp see why they don’t go. Chuacss—C f rrics—Storags . . . It antique dresser. 1 console radio ^loreralss-oBlwcles ...... II A L U T H IS W E E K sires furnished, one room apt., below the cllff-llke Point Lobos Tommy—Bo what! See, W A N T E D —W OM AN or girl, also and other . miscellafieous articles. WSHtso Aates—'■btoreyelet.... 17 with kitchen facilities. Would like landfsll which marks the entrance Melbourne, July 14.— (Ah — Rachel— You’d better go. —■ ■SstMoa eeS-Piefeeeleeel ServIcM man for work in laundry. Apply Telephone 8254. 1—37c hit record with McKINNEY BROTHERS use or rental of piano. Write to San Francisco, bay. Members of the Australian diplo ■aslBsas Ssrvless Ofi'red ...... II Most of ui will have less net SOS .Main St., Manchester, Conn. 72 Maple streht. Box R,' Herald. matic corps and some c'ivUlana ■sosshold >sr‘rald. r ' ■ nese announced by Herlbert V. eemings, no matter how small, es Insurance ...... It _ s ------.— 1 Evatt, minister for external affairs, the result of our Individual work muincrr—Dreismaklog ...... is • W ALr/-E S Boiii|ier Interned last night. Moving—Trucking—S to ra g e . .10 FOR SALE— NUMBER ONE end ingenuity. 'X ARTHUR A. Arrangements are virtually Public Passenger Service '• PARTY RECUROS Green Mountain pptatoea, also Machinery and Tools 52 Painting—Papering ...... SI seconds. Call morning at 7:30 or Frock and Bolero complete, Evatt said. Tor" the ex Professional Services ...... tl ChlMren’s l ’nbr«Rlutbi« FARMERS ATTENTION -Mow- llapalrtag tl KNOFLA noon or anytime - after 5 o'clock. Ankara, Turkey, July 14.— t^)— change soon of about 1,800 British Tailoring— Dyeing—Cleaning It Numery Rhymea 49c Each Mrs. AT^arvls, 872 Parker St. Ing machine kniveg'ground 15c A German twin-engined m^ium civUliUia in Japan for the same HOLD EVERYTHING Tsllet Goods and SS^rVIca ...... tl C A L L 8535 For Tel. 7026. - .foot. Knives replaced 10c each. bomber was'disclosed lafft night number of Japanese in epuntries Wanted-Bnrtnese Service tl For Expert Rad[o Service.. Ensilage blower knives ground Bdnrallanal to have made a forced landing at of the empire. Courses and Classes ...... t l INSURANCE 35c each, egw filing. Capitol Trabzon, on-Turkey's Black Sea Private Initruetloni ...... t l Grinding Co.; 531 Lydall street coast southwest of the Soviet Cau- Dancing ...... Il-A Ask Your Neighbor! Read Herald Advs. Telephone 7958. MuslealL-Dramutte ...... It enson cssisn oil port of Batum. GRs Sales Curb The crew was Interned. Wanted-Instructions ...... tt j u a n g 875 Main 8t. Phone 5440 FluancJel The plane apparently had been^ X ■sads—Itoeks—Mortgages tl BY ROT CRANE ■asihess GpportunHIes ...... - I! on a reconnaissance flight o v e i Plan Dropped WASH TUBBS Everythini’a Topsy-Turv^ Monty to Loan ...... t i the Russian oil fields. / r r K fWMOkiD Belp sud SItaatlana Washington, July —TTi* THIS IS A * ■olp Waotod-^FcmBlo ...... t l FOR SALE D og Must 'Be Life Prisoner /. PP1*0ATE.. COMPRfHBNSlON. HR ------Ud—Mala ...... II Office of Pries Admlnistratipg BA61. GEMTPy GONE WR ranted ...... tl-A has abandoned. a plan to prohibit WOT A MAJOR* m i LEAMUG ASAIHST ^ 7 ROOM SINGLE COLONIAL HOUSE Chattanooga, Tenn., July 14— A GTCRT^BR... MOONBi IN SIGHT... AND Bted—Male er Female %1 gasoline sales to rationed motors THtS WALL ASSISTBO BV wanted ...... 17- a Flrepl^Mie. ' Automatic Steam Heat and Hot Water. Two-Car (IPl—‘Snooks, a Spitz dog given a HOW’S My CHANCE ID GET BIP O’ THE WHERE IS THC btaatlone wanted—Female ... II last minute reprieve July 4 from lets in a 50-mile “ twilight zone* WOUMOBD MV COMPANION... NOW XMluatlont Wanted-Male .... It Garage-. Screens, Awnings and Storm M’lfldms's Famished. Large along tbe western border of th« ■ilCONO GCNTRy I xTtaploment Agencies ...... M Lot. Ow-aer leaving town and wants to sell. Price Is low for a death sentence imposed because M A 30R T HE IS d0NR,ANPfflS s Uva tiaek—Pete—Paaltry— of nips he took at neighbors, is In gasoline rationing area. this bouse. A new plan will bc announced MY COMPANION WHO VeMclaa See: ' for life. City Judge Martin Flem ui/u tunwfY f Dogs ' Birds— Pets ...... 41 before the coupon rationing sys Uvo Stock—Vehicle...... 41 ing allowed Snooks' mistress' to PoSltry ahd Suppllei ...... 41 taJee the pup home from the city tem becomes effective In the 17- Wanted —Pe^e— Poultry—Stork 44 S T U A R T J . aWASLET pound yesterday, but said the dog etste area, July 22; Per Sale— MlBeellaueeae must be kept In a wired enclosure. artlelce For Sale ...... 41 Real Estate and Insuranre Boate and Accessories ...... 41 State Theater Building Tel. 6648 - 7146 And if Snooks takes one more bite Houston, Texas. 21st largest pity C l / l u M e ^ ‘ at neighbors, the death sentence in the United States, increased its Building Maltrlals ...... 47 7-/V Dtsmonds — Wetchts^j4W4lry 41 will be invoked, 'Judge- Fleming population from 292,352 in 1930 HHWTWT. Electiicsl Appllsnc4s—R adio.. 41 ruled. to 386,150 In 1940. ,'»mY»MH»vKt.»KTuweuewT.ew Fuel and Peed ...... x ,',,,4 I-a ‘J. Serden—Fgr'm— Dairy Prodhets M *W euld you cere to come over Household Goods ...... il end instruct my men. in tntU- .v-* ”As long as we’re helping the war effort by not taking Uschinery and ToolsII l RHICH VALLEY] Msstcal Instrumsiits ...... || I02~Yr»~Old Woman Makes Rugs traUott tactics?” / sugar in our coffee, dear,let’a both have another edairl** Office end Store Equipment 44 ______.______X ' . Iptclals at the S to re i...... It Wearing Apparel— Furs ...... 17 lYsnted-To Buy ...... 41 TOONBRVILLB FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Booui»—Beard-Hotele—Reeerte Women for -cere. i»4i sy Nt* gcsviti. iwL f.'w. MAifc Reetaeraefe ANTHRACITE Rooms Without Board t l X: ■ ■ » ' ' \ \ Boarders'Wanted ...... ^ . , . . I » - A T hb Po w e r fu l katrinka ■\ BY V, T. HAMLIN Conntry Board—Resorts'...... P' ALLEY OOP W hat Next?^ Hotels— Kettsiirants ; ...... tl War Work Wanted—Rooms—n<>s.rd ...... 41 WraHAVETO , Reel Getate Per Rent LEHIGH VAtllY ANTHRACITE m HSV.BOOM* WHEN ARBXGOOO GSkOPagY.* VY9 KNOCK' BUT SOU SAID Ip WE’RE MOT a l r e a d y Apsrtmente, Flata. Ten'r'mfnta 41 * \ VOU PlOM’T IM THE WATERS OP THf PIND US AN' ! Butln4as Locations for Rent .. 44 x'f' WE GONNA 6 ET 50ME*\ 08P THiS PiG BOATS CREW, Our increased war effort m akes it neces KNOW where j t a p a m e s e m a n d a t e , THEN 'I other Boat Houses Pol Rent ...... 4t “- T h t X SubdrbsD For. Rent ...... / ... 44 ,M,rBE AT,' w e s o o M W i l l b e - v WHAT j..TH(S ONE IS Summer Homes For Rent ...... 41 sary for us to add additional fem ale help AMO THEM.. JUST a b o u t Wanted to Rent ...... I» has. been a "WINNER" for dmost a ontury OUT OP Reel Raiale Per Sale f ' - ^ ' Apartment Building for-Sals .. t» for work- on power sewing machines. PUELJ Business Property for Sale . .. ,7i' To protect agoinit lubj'fifutioru and inferior coolj — Penua and l-and tor Sals ...1 . II Experience unnecessary as* we w ill train Uonsca for Sale ...... 71 insist on thii—"WINNER OF "FUELS" Lota for Sale ...... Ti Raacrt Propartp for f a i t ...... I4 A.UTHOIIZI0 DISTIIIUTOIS “ ;.... Ojj^ratives in thia work. M ake applica luburhan for Bala ...... 7t Raal Batata' for Exrhsnss . . . . 74 tion immediately to . . Waatad—Real Esistv ...... l7 Anrftnn— l,eaal. Vetleea '-agal Noficea ...... |t THE MANCHESTER LUMBER
AND FUEL COMP^^Y Cheney Brothers Dpn't dread hot weather —: be * * * Mh«n v#u Nev«*r€«d thif Employment Bureau— Main Office i M«»s»ap«r }l jp, Kvereft ,T. .McKinney, MgrT prepared to enjoy it. in this frock which- has a completely open top! ^Hartford Road oeM'iMifer r r . 7-/H Center Street Phone 514.7 The shaped top ii held in place ^ I with shoulder straps — the frock buttons In back so that It can> be slipped Into In a Jiffy! W ear it BY MERRILL BLOSSER RFD RYD' for housekeeping, porch sitting and FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Tied To His Job “ I Spy” . ’■*. BY FRED HARMAR relaxing at your summer cottage. 5388 Pqt on the matching bolero when \f &GBOY VJA5 . tken Vino’S you want to dress the outfit up to B y Mrs. Anna OSbot ‘ •eats, but you can inake the rug UNTIL FURTWER f'JOW, &GeoY— B o f BePOftfi I STABTi m6 m/ BBCAUSE MR. KENT UKCO You VJOULtJN’T ■££ AS'.E , , wear for a shopping or visiting as large-as you Uke. SiNce 'iiou M W it N o n c e . v o u ' mmy do T m s D9DP THAT 6Uhi OR. On her 102nd birthday, Mrs: For complete directions for the a b o u t OOING *R> TW » OAMP IT CANT WHY YOUR., ©BA FOR IM7BE* ■^5 I^RR1EST ME .' trip. "E) TALK 1b m b . IM THE FLIES D 0 0 R - 9 W A QAL/S.' I’M SWOOTit^’ TriJSoUSn Rose Palmer Giles of Maine was Round Bn|l 35-lnch material. Jacket IVi yards. maierimls specified, send 10 cents-^ For this attractive pattern, work aa she had been three-quar tn coin, your name and address 15c in boin, your name, address,- ters of a century ago. Her hand •ad tbe pattern number to Anne IT T pattern number and size to T h e OOYDUR some ruge are faraoua la Malne^— Cabot, The Mancbeater Evening Manchester Herald, Today's Pat BIT AND and she has -made hundreds of Herald, 106 Seventh Avenue, New tern Service. 106 Seventh avenue. York aty. Enclobe 1 cent postage HRFIMM New York, N. T. them! the - This one—tbe one illustrated, for each pattern ordered. WARf Patterns for every sewing need ehe made last winter, A devoted My new Album, about which so are to be found in our summer friend of her bae lent it to me. many of you have Inquired, is now Fashion Book. Lingerie, aproiia, It's braided—It's made of left ready. It is aa attractive 82-page youngster's styles — drenes of over niateriala and acrape. Alter- •0>um of the lovely dealgiia you many, many designs. Send for natlnif rows of black and vivid have for 'and admired— your copy today. color make it aa vigorous looking needlework deatgnq of all typea— as tbe remarkable woman who for all tbe family—for the home made It! end for gifts! The name of it la It is 19 inches In diameter— the "Anne Cabot Album." Send 15 M rs GUes used this Mse as chair cents today fior your c < ^ ! V ■' S
Uxst 7WEL7B TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1942 Aan(I|rfltnr £ontittg 9mdi The Weather ------— ------^ Averggi Daily Circulation M r tlw Month of Jon«, IMS FotoeOag ort). 8. WenMMv Hnaaan old-fashioned' .Gospel hymn-sing ihw f gency Poc^tii LisLPrd^aiii will be oohduct^by Rev. O, Albtn Next Blackout Bullutd Issues Sugar Bonug 7,451 . IWgh4^y cooler tonlglrt than lest About Town tCo/. Dahlquist o f Esgt Greenwich. R. Dr. Alfred Sundqulat and I>r. Member of the Aodlt n*ght . J. A Segal era the pbysiciana I., who with Mrs. Dahlqudst is In J il^ l8 to 3 1 For Meetings Ig Confirmed Bnreon of Ctreolotlons it g f Ann* Laduc, d «u (lit«r of of the Manchester Medical as chargs o f music for th« wsek, and X and Mm. Arthur I^aduc of «1 sociation who will rsspond to V ' a special camp meeting 'wieck pro Honohester—^A Cky of VUlage Charm mmd ■treat, Wiii ^ e a t o f honor emergency call! tomorrow Summer Assemkly ^ at gram and entertainment U ached- afternoon. ManchMter , to Take uled for Saturday evening, July Local Rations Board Re* PRICE THREE CENTS J; »t A btrUuUy pwly, given by her Oolonel A. L. Bullard, oOmman-'^Army observers and it IS sighted, (OlneaMed Adverttsing en Page MANCHES CX)NN., W E D N E SD A Y , JU LY 1 5,1942 (SIXTEEN PAGES) p IMther at the hom? o f her aunt, ^ ------:------:----- — — 1 25, announcymenta regarding, TOL. LXI., NO. 243 Part vath G lastd^niy der of the local aotl-airqraft regi- i it Wlll be immediately fired upon ^illimantic to Open eeives News of an Ex< U m iJva Helrendt of Beat Hamp- which will bfTmads durug the ment, advised all fesidehts of this regardless of whether the alarm hea. Mr*. t«duc alao made the Mancheeter Is represented in the And East Hlrtford. On July l ^ h . ^ w eek.' arM to reWiain Indoen during-am has been sounded by the Civilian tra AllottmenU Wrthday cahe, aurmounted by, two State Health department'a week Sunday^ July, 16, the closing day Air raid. Lhst' n 'lg ^ many persons Defense organization or not. ly report today, with four cases of o f the camp meeting, the love Task Forco Ktafts at Jap PlanM in Battle o f Midway tapara, one for each year of Henry R. Mallory, chlaf of th# wc>c noticed outbids on the streets No Civilian has any business on Rev. Earl E. Story, formerly of Local W ar Price and Rationing More Heart [ Piatajr'a age. Monday afternoon reportable measles. No other dis feast St 9:50 a.m. 'will be followed Board 11-76 wras Informed today A ir Raid Warden Serviced, for duringxthe ten , and this practice the streets during an actual Air Manchester, DistH'Ct Superinten at 10:30 a.m. by a service by Rev. ^M^u Laduc gave a party at her eases have been reported during by the. Off ice of Price Admlhlstra- Manchester, announced that ths Should bAstopped at once. - raid. Even the wardens have been dent o f the Norwich Dis'trict, vrill Am ot A. Thornburg, D.D., pastor hama fresldent of ths SU ts W.C.T.U. Onrteopathlc Asaociation today. Back -o n South to Warping and thle town were pres- N o W sm lngs as well as ths Manchester branch. Dr. Jonea, of thi. Kansas City Fireai^Set in Raid on aa t They presented him with an Sometlma between August 1 Ths forum dlseuasfqn w ill be-at 11 '^(Mo.) College of Osteopathy and Rostf^; Admit Red Point at Which Don a m y watch and numerous other and December 1 the state will A m. The panel dlaeusslon luder / a. A buffet lunch was serl-ed Registrars Have Lists send out representatives without Is Manchester’s Quota the title, "Toward Total Victory," (OonUnued on Pnge T en ) Attacks .^re Strong. River Was Crossed. warning to conduct air-raid drills will bo at 2 o’clock Monday after hla mother and games were Prepared; Will Neetl “ " \ ' SBjoyed. He left with the group of in some 51 towns throughout the noon. The sermon ih the evening r state. Manchester has been select nature is waived in case of mail will be by H. B. Buahnell of Leba Berlin (From ^G e r m a n Moscow, July 15.— - lA aHective service Inductees yes More Checkers. Ratfoning , Board Gets ed as one of these towns in which , order sales, but mail order houses non. Lee Renamed Broadcasts), July 4^-r-
e western approaches to Vo is the Legion' Home. This hss not citleaxin Hartford County, have w ith three-fOurthe o f the unoffi Od British Hieight The local rationing board met Federal Government agencies tic 'will speak In the evening. ' moisture to keep vegetables garden fresh.and nwytts juicy, Ran into Ambush ronezh. Oemmander Paul A. E. Flux, of as yet been engaged for the pur-: be^(dealgnated to. handle the ra- - 1 Tires for All Former Head the Uhitad States. Navy, and last night and passed upon tire and the American Red Cross will • The annual meeting of the Camp with nutrltve juices In! More—the circalatlan'of clean- cial returns from yesterday’s pri The Russians said that, in forcing poae. tiw ln g of bicycles. Ground Association will take place washed alr-gnards aglUnst the exchange of food flavors. the Nazis back they recaptured a dBBghter Louise and son, Paul, It looks as though the vote this apply either throug.h the Procure m ary election tabulation. appUcationa. The gasoline dlvl;^ Ths niMUlflcmtioiis Friday afternoon and the address Nothing could be purer than ice, made from filtered water. small railroad crossing and in an are the guests of Mr. and M m year will llMd to the plan of hav ment Division of the United States Robert S. (Bob) Kerr,, the i>ar- ston reviewed^ 0 of the appiica- EUgiblUty for a certificate to that evening wlU be by Rev. W . E. For all thes^ reasons, your children are safer when yon Petroleum Inilustry Dis Of Argentina other sector applied such strong Xalph Hooker of S3 Scarborough ing voting done in diatricts in- Treasury Department or directly ly 's national committeeman, add- In tiona for am^IemCntary gAMllne purchase a new adult bicycle Is Lowther of Norwich. -use Ice refrigeration. Why not And out morejUrant ice pressure that the Gennana Yell Hood while visiting M m Flux who atead of having over 12,000 per- to OPA Headquarters in Washing •d bit by bit to his narrow mar broad. It embraces anyone engag ton. Gospel Hymn-Sing today? \ . covery on Synthetic back acrom' a small bridge and de la A patient at Manchester Me- eona vote in one place, as at pres and denied 50. The .re^am that gin over second place Corner moat
« protest vote. Busby A comnuinique confirmed the gave this result of the battle: jor part In the fighting, destroy A t the time of his resignation he' Mrs. Ariton Judd of 16 Elro street, tify that he haa no’ disposed of a said, "but it does not warrant un A smashing victory for the Westminster road and Cynthia [conceded Lee’s renbminatlon. Japanese capture of Wenchow on Japanese losses— 20 ships sunk ing some Axis tanks and sending announced that his ■’last.hope was • AUCE COFRAN who was assisted by her mother. serviceable adult bicycle aince Germans in the battle for the Cau- F lashes ! Pearl Chamben of 150 McKee In 2.112 precincts o u t'o f 3,674,. Saturday midnight. . but the or damaged including four air due optimism on the part of Its. medium bombers back "In crushed” and that he'was leaving , (Known As (tneen Alles) Relatives, who were present from April 2, 1942, unless he can show spokes-man aald this did not mean cAslan approaches, they predicted, street., I the count was Lee 96.753, Busby craft carriers sunk and three bat American motorists. There should force" against Tobruk last hight, office because of "unfavorable con- ! (Late BolleUas otVktUPi W in ) SPIRITUAL 31EUIUM Rockville, Glastonbury and this that he did not need it at the time 146,868, and Murray 19.821. that Chinese forces had been trap tleships hit; 275 planes destroyed, be conservation of rubber. Driving would -be followed b y a Japanese SsvMfb Daughter of s Seventh Son Quttclalm Deqd. the bulletin said. elusions regarding my health town brought many beautiful gifts, he disposed of it. RepuMlcans chose W. B. Pine, ped on the eastern side of the arc and 4,800 men killed or drowned. speeds should be reduced to save attack on Siberian Russia. Japan Bom With a VeU. The Savings Bank of Manches While the hea\’y claah o f ground which have just been reached by Strike Affects Day Shift which Miss- Knight opened while Because of the limited supply Coal, Lumber, j Okmulgee industrialist, to . oppose which the Japanese now have ex American loases— the 19,90b-t6n wear on tires. Unnecessary driv was said to have massed a t least Bandings Dally, Including Sunday, ter to the C. R, Burr and Oo.. Inc., forces occurred In the north, on my physician." Flint, Mich., July 15— — A seated under a ahower of pink and of bicycles, housewives and stu liM in the NoVamber' general elec- tended across Chekiang province ing Should be eliminated. We are- 24 divisions—about 360,000 men— (JT) S'A. 3L tw 9 P. M, Or By Appolnt- warehouse and land on Allen Place. I aircraft carrier Yorktown put out the,coastal end of the line, patrols His parting message was an ex strike that followed the suspension white streamers. dents are not eligible, but they Itlon. IMhe served in the [SOnate from Hangchow to Wenchow. of action, the destroyer Hammann not y e t' out of the woods In ' thia In Manchukuo with air rolnforce- ■ W L la the Servloe of the Peo- W am h tee Deed and'llolumnf fought minor actions' pression o f hop* that his country of a number o f workmen tor smok^. Dainty refreshments were served may oe if they have other occu [from 1925 to 1931.. The Japanese line in many sunk, an undisclosed . number of business of synthetic rubber, and menta from home. pls for 89 Team Angelina Trevigno to James A. pation that brings them within the Mason’s Supplies, _ further Inland. in the central and would "follow the road o f ,»Fosr or member or employee-of the Local ing your stock inferior feed that lek: in The Donelly Engineering who had identified the statements. PO N Y RIDES a valuable cargo, and that our des. find not at all like a tiger, flying lations in France. five roembera of tbe ciaw at a Board and again In the presence of ■tion aald last night that Boat Works Razed. ies meant when he said a pair of . ‘The prosecution is expected to 2 Large Summer Squash (10c) At Adams Street . doesn't do the job. Xzive yoor tination and route were known to panta, or trousers, had a siagle or grounded; Doubtless the makers Royal Air Force ferry command the dealer from whom he buya the I apy Buapect Tiad full aceesa to them.” of this particular shirt hoped to bit continue the presentation of the stock Moon’s Hi-Quslity Feed. seat . ’--Ijon^n. ■“ July 15.——The FERTILIZERS AND INSECT SPRAYS I full access to all drawings and -and just what be was throwing in advance of the trial that, state No Raids Overnight. PlesM Mod FREE 16'pagsMUlsgM * ed amall fires aa far as two mllea Coavoy System Used have changed a lot. The Island .al House today broke,a' two-rsrath 5 Pounds New Potatoes . (25c) in g else.” back remained a mystery, although menta had been made to the F B I Adverse weather kept British from the central blase. Many res United Nations merchantmen ways bragged about its sun—never congrearionnl deadlock oa tha FREE! {Dnslratinc 'tbe wide atsertment of | 18 Plage ta Peaaearion one layman aald he bad a «o o d idea by ^1 qf the . prisoners ahd most bombera tfvm ' ' raiding Germany OPEN ALL DAY idents went to their roofs to stamp plying the Claribbean now are op a word about anow or skiing. rlcititnra Department nppropna The prisoner, born In Berlin what he wo'uld throw back. It was if not aU of 14 alleged confeder cvemlght. an Informed source TO TAL V A L U E $2.71! A 4 76 PAGE out the -sparlca. M idluiil firemen, erating under the convoy system AU these styles and garments tion bUl by a grM n g ta a SauaW Esti'BUd PaUcmZr-' ' | vhUe. his father was In the U. S. oasiatad by firemen from Barrie, '^ready .In effect along the U. 8. the garment were qoade In Los Angeles. This ates. The procedure for presenta raid. A L L F O R ...... ^ tion, o f such statements to the The Admiralty announced that ptepoeal to allow aoleo of g o * ^ : ILLUSTRATED .Nemo sendee and tberefora an OrilMa ande, Penetanguiahene and east coast, and suhinarlne-^halleng- Then a man toured the pool with should be made clear, because If meut-usned .wheat at patera haloig Merchaunts* Day Larsen’s F eed Service Lmerlcan ettisen, was found In many volunteers, prevented the ing Navdl escorts soon wlH aid a pretty blonde on his arm. She some at them, certainly that coat court would'be to have the state British light forces destroyed an parity. The breah Is ' " CATALOGUE Adjreu ■Ion of IS plans, diagrams, flames from spreading to the Mid shipping in the Gulf o f Mexico, was Mias California, a Miss Lucille with the big checks 1;^t. must ment read by the court ^and then Axis tanker and damaged two es . (Limit One Tn a Customer!). 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