'V ' ' vi}^ ■ X- X'-.: \ ' X"'" FRIDAY, JUtY 18, 194 *luerag!^ISSrOt^^ [ PAGE TWELVE Manchester Evening Herald - X; X’ For the Moath ^ J jm e , 1945 Tha Weather PonNBSt of I', s. Wrather -Bnssau
■X > 9 , 1 0 h Mostl.v cloudy, oc^canloDal light X si .irn . lo.-iight and Miinday; H i t T o ^ ' Wsmhse at Rn Aadtt scaMered thundershowers Sunday; HALE'S SELF SERVE Biiman of Clrcalatfona little fdiange In ^temperature. Pawnt* iDSiJ'^triend* of -the boys The OrfiflmU in Now iBiifrIand! Village Chamg , snd flrls e-)io'T»eVh-J?e«n ettending th* Vacation- fiible'vpchool at V O L . L X IV ., N O . 241 (ClasalBed Advertising an Pngs I t ) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JULY 14. 1945^ TWELVE PAGES) Cmanurl Lutheran churclso^ll be PRICE THREE CENI welcome to-attend the closHtg,^- SATURDAY \1 X. ercises this evening at 7:30 aj Gi^cn Stajfipa Given With Cash Sales! the church. ..X OnkMr PitUb^K^h Without lu Bot^ Mr. and iilrl'. Herbert R-Cran-. VL' dall, of 411 Noi th Main street, 2S I b. B ag will hold open house on Sunday '' for frtenda. Mr. Crandall will leave, i i r ; $1.3^ for service on July IflX •mg Pvt. E^tward ' J. C^iapdelaine. •X an son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. I/gi. Pkg. Chapdelaine. of 101 Spo,>ce sUeeti Coke Flour 27c X, has received a certUlcate of effi T o t io to Senate ciency In .turret remote oontrol. He is a turret mechanic at Ix»wry nir.21C- Field, Denver Colo He will soon Bisqifidt /■' Takes Place o d C a le u e be traoBfemsd to ' a giinnaiV illion A id 4 - school at Tyda!!! Field, Fla. , % dar for Most Critical '/, Lb. Pkg. X- "^^"World Tiestv Eudorsed Stanley Davis, son of WilllSm J'^ Hershey Cocoa to Go Davis of 513 Main S t^ t, well 2d 1,0 0 W ithout ADy^ Fl^iik Attack ^ Sub Blamed ® kaqpn - local baker, wbo was 18 Honey Bsnnd yesterday, has le ft: to begin his No. 2 Can < M ove to Chauge Letter To boot training at ^ e U. 8. Naval Costs Japan For S l h k i n f t Kamaishl to W ipe Oi Trainhig Station, Sampson, N. Y. 2 f, 29e I d Peacer Agreeuic His father IS a veteran of Worid '*X' n ^ O f • Rolling MiR; . Fierc War 1, having spent four gears in Me. t Cnn Valvlta Center Cut W ashington, July 14.—^ ^ 3,000 Troops K enej on ip Fires Rage Thr^ the British service. A native of —^Approved by a thumping /in Cardiff, Wales, he was only 19, in ...... - . .'V Adjacent ,Cgkg,^~ the front lines in France, when Asparagus 2 c... 2^c 20 to OyVote o f Jfehe F oreign p a n s im Lending Relations committee, the Chinese Forces Strike American Officials Fer 1,000 carrier. PlaDi bis leg was shattered below the Power d Bank. knee by direct Wt of a heavy ’ Bla---TI|| n dollars o f'th e admlnistra------;------4:;------styles. \ Sizet 184%, to cal world- teat. Without a Landed Near Amoy. U. S. Third fleet, bombardii The Vacation church school of Kellogg's 'S requested expansion In the" al Shipments move to dot ao 'T” the -—— ■ \ Japan for the first time, t the North Main street churches Export-Import banb’i^ lending will have iU closing exercises this P k g. ?8'i. member committee endorsed. Stoppages Hit Chungking, July 14—(ff)—Chi ' Washington, ,,.d7ily 14—Kff)— great fireg raging through Corn Flakes 50-nation peace-keeping power wks Reported today to be evening at, seven o’clock in the Chennault Resigns nese forces inflicted more than American pfffclals fervently hoped steel citj* ,qn northern Hon vestry of the Second Congrega ment and handed lt,^®Ver to ^ the already ear-marked fo r Ruaaia. 3,000 casualties on Japanese troops Senate.' today ^tltat' Japan will permit ad- shu ,t<)day as l',000 o f its tlonal church. A program showing A senator, asking not to .be Higher M^ark; in a< flank attack six miles from what the chUdren have been doing I.b. rn - 42c DebatejUrTBeglu July 2S quoted by name, smd he had re jUtlonal j-ellef shipments to Allied rier planes blasted near! : wiU be presented and all parents Aborn's Coffee Therejlebate'will begin on the ceived this information directly Air Force Command Yunsiao, V Fukien province co,9» prisoners now that thia country target^ of the northern homi and friends Interested will be wel doetpaem July 23 amid signs from one of the highest adminis tal highway.town 55 milessoufh- has accepted full responsibility iting to its. Overwhelming ap, New Disputes islands in co-ordinated, blowr come to attend. Mrs. 'Beatrlw tration figures. ‘ ^ west of Amoy, .the CJiinMe high for slnkingjzJJjap_qnese_rellef ship Hipe Out RoUtng MIU Vetrano has served as director, I.b. Bat 3 2 c 'proval. Seeking Total of Six. BiUtona command said'-t 'The State department "igckndwl- and Rev. James M. Gage, pastor Premier Coffee I f this approval li gjven without The guns of the newest battls He added that the Russians were Trouble iu jsi Least 27 ’l[[he enemw-tfbopa were part of edge last night that an American ef the North Methodist church, as Mservations or amendments, aa reported seeking a total of |6,, submarine had sunk the ship, the ships, cruisers' .and destroyer Fnney Gtssn Top Jar \ leaders confidently expect, aup- a force. W bi^ landed southwest of wiped out the imperial Iron supervisor. . The sessions which 000,000.000 in crediU. Cities Miouesota U. S. Aruiy; Directed T o E l l d T o d a V Amoy,XTune 30, tn what possibly Awa Maru, about midnight April opened June 35 and eiosed at noon porters feel other- nations which Le^latlon for expansion of the 1 off. Formosa; The zhip wa, -Steel Works rolling, mill at have been waiting for thia counti^ mas^oe ,a. prelude to total evacua- . maiahi—275 miles north of To today, marked the 19th consecu Mustard Jar 10 c bank's-loan powers from $700,- To Atlautic Coast. Fauied ‘Flyiug Tigers.’ x. ^ -Tion of the depleted Japanese gar torpedoed In a fog with loss of tlve season for the school. to act will hurry to attach their 000,000 to $3,500,000,000 sailed more than 1,000 lives. kyo—and fierce flrea^ rag official ratifications. . Aud ^oiitherD States. rison at Amoy, the Chinese said! througn adjacent coke Ovens. —— through the House yesterday by a Kunming, China, July 14. 'Greatest Uuified ,Wili- ' The, Chinese said that In the ad "The United States government gresb . That will bring into being ,a new 12 to 6 vote. in accepting the responsibility for 'Adm iral (Jheater W. Nimitz, anj Miss Lorraine Delaney, of 32 league capable of using force to vance toward Yunsiao the , Jap Hawthorne street, is spending a Senate leaders have put It down By iTie Associated Press —(/P)-4-Maj. Gen. Claire L. tary CoDimahtLof All anese entered Chengkwang tow.i- the sinking of the Awa Maru nounclng in a..,special communiqfi prevent aggression, if it ^comes that the bombardment thunder two.weeks' vswation with her siar-l Beets or-Cdrrota necessary. — Work stoppages, fanned by la Time Dta^ded >o». ship but were driven out in a bat ter-in-law, M|s. Fred Delaney, at (Oonttn'oed On page Seven) tle that lasted two hours. The next (Continued .on Page Seven) ' on for two hours, reported The committee’s endorsement bor’ disputes, spread over a wide the entire area was . covered b]l Coventry. tsiKe, Miss Delaney Is gantnershor " came at the end of a hailf-hour Army, He made this an7 day the enemy force by-passed ernivaleacing from a major opersr section of the country today, hit nouncement today two davs P“ris.Juiy i4.-7.(ff,-Thegreat- Chengwang and headed for Yun dense smoke clouds that r'oiML closed session - yesterday which nouncemeni loaay, two aays military command of tlon which she underwent recently, Fresh Radishes wouqd up five days of public hear ting a new high for the past seV- siao where it was attacked. '"thousands o f‘feet'above the city] in New York City. and TH^TER SETS ings. Three membeia who were. ub- Nazis’ Loot cr&l wcfRb. after the appointment of,„„ H^^jq^^^ers Japs Capture Yeiin'gk'nng E Bond Sales ' The Third fleet poured a hurrlq sent will have an opporturtity to, .There was trouble along the la- G®n. G eorge E ^ t r a t e - of the Allied Expeditionary force , Meanwhile, Japanese troops, tn cane of 5 to 16-inch sheila int the city before retiriag. Blue gabardine. Box pleat get their namea'on thii rolla later."' bor fronts iq al. least 27 cities, meyer as commandei^ of all —was dissolved at 12;01 a. m. tor an advance of 59'rnlles from Ttn- Fresh Pdaehes '2'.,w25c -Geiling High U. S. Air ForCcalir"Chlna." Close to Goal .Apparently Ne Opposltkm CALL CEUA|4 ed shorts—perfect att'ed hal $0.95 May Register Vdte' Today from Minnesota- to the Atlantic day.’,, pak along the coastal highway in ter and Short set, aanforlxed. Senator Johnson (R.. Cal.), who coast’ and south into Florida and Chennault,jwho is 55, has been Kwangtung province, have cap The bombardment force, eomJ Sizes 14 to 25. had a dental appointment. St the Alabama. The number of idle commandej^^ the ,U. S. 14th Air. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, the tured Yeiingkong, 14.’5 miles south mended by Rear Admiral J. F.| 1 N 6 O time of..the meeting, may register Pillage^l health of Oc touched around the 50,()00 mark, Force;j»fiu before that directed supreme commander, said, it was west of Canton, the high command Treasury Giveti FIduI Shafrogh„..-6f Denver, apparent Lhs. 25 c hia vote today. Although he qp- an Increase over the number in i's "F ly in g Tigers” against his "hope and prayer” thnV[the "un aaid. . did i)ot''meet any Japanese oppo-| iNlGHT rapefriiit poaed ■'American entry into the cupied Europe Piled strikes and walkouts a week ago. e Japanese. paralleled unity wHit% has ■ been Chinese troops are launching Standings; 18 States ZltlOh. League of Nations, he has indica Three Airttlementa iteportjd'^ Rrslgiiiatlon Accepted achieved” would "point the way to flank attacks againstthe invad OiUkNCE HALL In Bank at Frankfurt. a permanent and lasting peace.” Fail fo Reach; Quota. James Lindsley, AssoclaO - '>■ ted''he might go along this time. /~ There were several new^lsputes Lieut. Gen. Albert C. Wede- ers, who'wdre believed .bent .on Press ' correspondent wltne A JANTZEN SHORTS Senatbr Shipstead (R., Minn.), Ending 17 months and one day safeguarding communicatTOns be Lbsi reported during the lkst''24 hours. meyer^ commander of all U. S. the bombardment from tha deck Oranges who has hot said how he will vote, Frankfurt, Germany, July 14— Settlements were nspbrted in three after it was launched to bring Ger tween Hainan and CantOrij,_ the Washington, July 14—(ff)— The washable aanforied shorts. forces In the ChipeM theater, an many to hbr knees in defeat, of the battleship South Dakota,! $3.95 and Senator Murray (D., Mont.), (ff)—rTh'e pillaged wealth of Nazi stoppages! but.^.'^e number of high, command aaid. Treasury today gave . the final reported Japanese opposition vNUil Eggshell color. sSizea 12 to a charter aupporter, were out of nounced acceptance pi Chen- 8HAEF was disbanded virtually e doctrine and provide for^ebn- making an inventory of the Nazi between a foreman and hia crew.^’ government. . He was recalled own national control and General per "cent. 'v closely observed b y sl()w flying | UT WALL FINISH to active Ui S, duty in 1942. Eisenhower, became atriqtly an iVi’fic Miles of Oil Fields • A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By .%ppolnt- gressional definition of t^jiow era loot. The newspaper industry also Montana ls«da All Slates mcBt. Ib the 8er*'lce of the Peo PlantayoiCGard4,ColoKne... .\$1.00 Spun rayon, aharkakin, gabardine and twill ht of Amcricaif representsdt^a to the "An acc'urate estimate of . the was hit "by the disputes, strikes Japs Beaten, in Air In C^lna American commander for. tb«.flrst Manila, July 14—(ffi^-;An Aus- TConttnued on Page Eight) ple for 50 Veara. a variety of colon and stylea. Sizea 12 to 18. league. and walkoum halting publication' . "Th e Japanese npw are' beaten time-in nearly three years. - . Elsen 'traliah . surge through collapsing As already announced by Secre— total value can never be" made,” tary 'Morgenthau, Montana led all SPIRITUAL MEUlllftt A pple Blos.soin D e o 4 r a n t ...... 50^ .Milllklii Qne^oaa Dulles said Coi. Bernard Bernstein, direc of seven papers in four cities and in the air in China," Chennault hower-stepped Into Ills new Job Jafipnese. resistance to within nine tag Cliurch Street, Hartford, Coan. COVERS iN^NE COAT - The committee heard testimony stopping delivery of 14 major New said in a statement. H f added commander of U, S F E T — United miles of the Sambodja oil fields 8tat’es..wLth per cent of its tor of the Finance division of the $16,006,0()0'quota, and Iowa's 119 Phone t -3034 Etiquette Deodorant .. ..., ..'19c .98 :.98 on rhoat of these jMinta '-in the U. S. Group Control council. York Uity papers. Papers suspend. that he bad retired eight years States Forces in ' the European oh east Borneo and a fleet-cov- to closing hours of the hearing when Ing publication because of labor ago because of his health and Theater-,-and' as<- American repre- ered\Amerlcan amphibious land- p ^ reht was ' -second,------Alabama's--- - He said the collection- included ing in southern Mindanao of tHe4Tl8,89 third, and Wyoming's 118.85 M ax Factojr R o ^ e ...... ^ , A . 5 ^ c ^ Senator Millikin , (R., Colo.) took 53 separate deposits hidden by the disputes Included three in Birm that he had spent most of thoM aehtative on JtJie European- Control qouthern Mindanao of tHe over the questioning of John Foa- Nazis and unearthed by U, S. ingham,-Ala., -two in Fort Wayne,. years In' China. He waa' sum council at Berlin. Phlllppinba were reported todhy. fourth. (Late BuUettns ot the (ff) W in ) Max Factor Lipstick...... ----- llvOO '.I ter Dulles, chief adviser for the Troops during the final days of the Ind„ and oni each iii Jersey City moned again to active duty in the . General Eisenhower, who return "nie •hitherto flercel^ - iightlng The other stales,.in order: RUBBER American delegation at the San and Bayonne, N. ,J.- U. S. Army after' entrance . of ed to his-"Frankfurt, Germany, enemy was r'Jiited at a point more Mississippi 117.(M, Virginla,M6.7, Hollywood Home Permanents. .$1.06 . war. There included the gold bul Reach Mutual l^nderstanding Franciaco conference... lion discovered by the U. S. ’^hlrd In New York,’ Mayor F. H. La- America into the war. < headquarters from the United than 20 mfl'es,.-rro'rth of the con Nebraska 114.9, North .Dakota ' SHEETING Millikin, who'..has led the -critical Guardla described the two weeks Chehhault, one of the most, States on Wednesday, bade fare- quered o f' Balikpapan .ah' Moscow, July 14—.49 .98 walatline. White, -yel pressed The hope thato.be would you have surmounted every ob- 1 tions Involving relations. between ton. Green, blue, rose, low, and'burnt orange. Wedding Rlhga' Strung on Ropes Karrsza 103.8, Arkansas 102.9, Wis the two countries -in discusaioBS I Two Prisoii^rB < In one cache .thoueands of wed return home aa Soon as the tran Stacie.” i consin 102.6. ' Columbia Healing Powder ,. .20c-40c navy. Sites 12 to 20. , Sizes 12 to 18. WaVellSees v Under the n**w set-up.. U., -S.; Truman Nears here the past two weeks. The come | ding rings stripped from the*fln- sition is made to Stratemeyer's Texas 101.5. Idaho 101.3, District Plus Tax. new prgdnization. V headquartfjps. at least for the | munique said the discilssiona hha-l FENDER AND — gers of women vletima of the Nazis of Columbia 10'.13, Minnesota l>een snspended because tbe^ Im- F Put to Death in Germany, Greece, Poland and Failure His time .being, will be at Frankfurt.! TJnder USFBTr will be two major -; TOi.099. New York 101.090. Mls- pending meeting of the Big Three other*' occupied countries "were Retired for “ Diseblllty” . BODY W ORK groups, or functions: The commu Boourl 100.62, Indiana 100.58, llli- -in Foliu m demanded the presenca 'X strung on ropes like country sau .(Jhennault was retired from the noia 100.55, Colorado 100.5, Geor- j of Genrfallsalmo Stalin, d 9 iWOOL KNIT JACKETS sages. nications zone and occup.atinn and, SOLIMENE A FLAGG Nazis Hauged for Mur Efforts to Form More a W rican Army for ‘'dlaabllity'.’ Has Definite Sugges gia -4.00.2. Long sleeves, drawstring at waistline. 6 r e y , “ We have fbund barrels of silver control,-Th#!-former is eommand-i INC. der of Fellow ^Geriuau RepreseDtatiye lodiaD and went to China In 1937 at the ed by Lieut. Gen. John C. H, Uee, Conn()^llcut Below Quota 11 ."Scnleiiced to Death • 884 Center SL - TeL 8101 cherry red, lime, black, aqua. Sizea 10 to 18. and gold wrist watches, cigarette invitation of Madame Chiang Kai- tion to Siihiiiit to -Vflieils, July r4 — (ff)i—Eleven cases, wedding rings, bracelets and Sttd will devote itself'to the ma- Pennsylvania 98.4." Ohio. 97.7, ■r' Id South CarpHua. .Gover-D^neDt Halted. Shek,-then chairman of the Chi jpr task of getting men out of The Stalin and ) Churchill. Kentucky 97.6. North Carolina !'supj^trters of Etas, armed force of * MIXES AND tNINS Jewelry of every .description,” nese Aviation commiasion. the left-w;lng E.X.M, were sentenced Bernstein added. ..“This was tak^; Eluropean theater 96,4, Vermont 93;8i'» Washington W ITH WATER Whe.i)^*he arrived Chennault al Covers All Troope In Germun.v 93.3, West. J/irginia 92.8, "South to death today by an .Athens criqi- • Ft. Leavenworth, Kas.,. July 14 from Nazi concentration camp vic London, July 14—(ff)—The . In Aboard Cruiser Augusta with — —Two more G erm ^ prjson- tims. ■ 1 n dia Office announced today that ready was thinking in terfaq^ of Occupation and...,c0ntrW qpvers ern "California 92.0. Rhode Island Inal court that deliberated all ■ era o'f war, the second group to be efforts to form a more reptesehta- war in the PacIflc’lntolyihg Jafan all American ..troops in Germany, Preside.nt TrimiBrtt, July 14—(/Pi— 91.504, Michigan 9l,50(M. north night. Nine others "were sentenced. * DRIES IN .ONE H0U9 The bullion was stacked like to life Iniprisonmenl. -\ll were LECLERC handed at the V. -S. disciplinary cordwood and one large room held tive Indian government- proposed and the Uhited Stated! ' (Whether there to .stay' or not. It President Tru'nian nesred -the' ern California 90.7, New Hamp- Japan opened hostilities against may be well toward the end otEuropean 'continent t«)d8y ready ahil-q 89.7, . Masachuaetts 89.13, either members of. Elas firing F U N E R A L H O bI e .barracka in less than a week, went nothing but aecurltiea from almost by Viceroy Lord Wavell had failed- to their deaths .Shortly after mid and a dispatetTfrom, Simla, quoted Cbina Just, four days after Chen- 1945 before the nunibgr, of troops [with clear-cut proposa'ls to pre '•-NJdtvL*New'Jersey .ToraA 89 07, Connecticut 88.2, squads., examining maglstrstes of every country In the worid._ The revolutionary eourta, (sr warden)': 2.8 Main SfraoC * NO OBJECTIONABLE night fdr' the murder of a fellow loot includes millions of Russian Wavell as saying th'Zt “ the respon naul.t’syrriyal and he found him left In Germany is dowri near the' serve its hard-won peace, Delaware 87;8. .. .Louisiana 86.2. self .vrorklhg with planes which Slaryland 84.2’ , and Alaina 84.20. of the concentration camp at' Kok- Phone 5^69 O D O R x ^ prisonef at Aiken, S[' C. rubles and $34,000)000 ih U. S. jgold sibility for the failure ia mine.” size to be designated ultimately j As his warship steamed through Near collapse and showing aigna coins. . The India Office announcembiTt we're outmoded and training inex as .the Army of Occupation. '■ j British terntbrial .watere toward The territories and possessions: klnia'near Piraeus during the civil "warfare pf last December. of nervouaneaa, the two Germans Leland Howard, assistant direc- 'aaitr "leading Indian politi^na" perienced Chinese youths- The French'have set up an oc-j Antwerp. Mr. Truman wa's said to Canal Zdhe 160.7, Hawaii 130.6. —Rudolph Straub and Erich Gauaa- convened at Simla., India,, by the The plan whereby American .mipatlon force which in effect con-1 have definite suggestions on £u- Alaska. .106.4, and Puerto Rico « EASY TO APPLY —were hanged for the murder (Conttaoed oa Pagg J w o ) viceroy had “failed to reach a re — sists o f the French First Army, 1 ropt to- submit to M i^hal Stalin 104.9. , . To “ Freeze” Population Sumnier Colors , April 5, 1944, of Horst Guenthep quisite ^eaaure of agreement'.' and (C''ntinn«d oa Ihige Ught) and the British 21st Army group I and Prime Minister, Churchill in Berlin, Jul'y' Is.—(ff)—.AmericmB General Trucking ‘ t ffeHew wifi In a work-. camp under the jurta- that the “ viceroy, who haa moat remains ax the basis on whlth the Their conference next week at and British authoritiea took offt- ASHES REMOVED/'- » W AS H A B LE COVOF m MVOrOfO f l»a dietton of Camp Gordon,-Ga., in patiently and asaiduously. endeav British occupation and , control or=" Pot.sdam, Germany, rial steps today Ip. “ freeze” pbpu-., T reasu ry P l a n t e ; ganization will be biiH.t. .. 1 Prepared To Offer Amerlean Aid . . RANGE AND FUEL OlL , Homespuns and printed fab the Fourth SetSdee Command. ored to bring the parties toge'ther, Biitter Points latlob. distribution. In - Bf)rllB ana' | The Army account tff-Xhe slay Local DeliverY haa therefore''terminated aittlogs "SHAEF rear” in London- wa'a! It was understood the President, 1 ■ » „ r prevent a possible large scats nal- rics with wood frames. Top JAMES A. WOODS ing said Guenther waa charged by of the COTferenie.” Washington, July 14—iff)—-The air but dissolved in. recent weeks.; is'prepar^ to offer American re- T J h rh tli’k lA S F ‘'•'illans from the »•- handle or underitrm^yl^es. hia fellow priaonera with being a Curbs Eased Urgea Exerclaing Reatiaint position of the Treasury July 12: and in Paris ali that remained, habllltation aid in return for C 7 1 ct9 1 1 J .J U U 1 II1 .1 1 M viet zones of occupation. Qermaa St Peart Street TeL 6568 «a»DE BYHEIUKE** tF “traitor to hia oath, flag and fa In a statement Issued by Wavell ReceipU, $86,650,305.79; ex- were public relations offices and; pledges of cooperation among Eti- ^ food and housing bureanq were therland.” A kitohan orderly, he at Simla the Viceroy callrat'upon pindtturer. $280,253,882.08;- net ' roipean countries 4trrvork together — - “— -----■ Instructed -to aanetlon'no-treaatefB- - alao waa aceuaed of dividing milk the Ijidla'na to “exerctae greatent balance, $24,717,216,331.60. (Centlnoed on Page Beven) Jh-aettlement pf their differences .Eight-Point Cut'~Po8si-|‘» “"■* ®'‘*'"** ''unlJ^Urly between German prison- ODT Authorizes New posalble restraint. peaiFefulIy. I I lists without special cause. Rns- mECOATCOVEM era and/Ahiericana, with having Carrier OperatioDS, (,"1' propose. to take a little time Associates represented the Pres b i l i t v ; S u g a r S u U u liF fi • slan control extends over eight of PIrd Your New' Houie report^ other prlso^rs to Amer- to consider in what way I can best ident as feeling that a primary ’ t:i n J ’ 20' boroughs and 40 per cent aC icam oincera for taking too much .ExteusioD of Seiwices.’ help India-after the failure of th«T basis of American policy la readl- r a c e S h a r p K e p u c t i o n . >thb city’s estimated X.750,009 pop? food and for rcreahng a threat conference!” he added. Averting of Labor Strife. neaa tn help, when help would be ^ ^ — — ' ulatlon. With Jarvis ened att^ke. t . “You can all help by refraining welcome. In getting this nation's 'Washington, July 14.—(ffi^.An ,* .* * 1 ENAMEL Sterling silver and gold and silver finished Earrings^ CHvea Laat Statement Waahlni;ton. July i4.—(ff)—^The from recriminations. Law and or friends'together when they dis |f we don’t have what you eight-point cut in bi/tter ration Fouad Guilty of Mor^*!’ Brooches, Bracelets and Lapel hprsya. _ '^ 1 Pale and shaken Straub, who Office o t Defense TrfnspbrUtion der must be :malntained." Seen Joint Responsibility agree, H f conaidera a ground want, we are in a position were tan'panta atuffbd Into combat today eased Its restrictions on lo Wavell aaid that when he called values and sharp reductim in ci-! Raleigh, N. C , July' 14>-<#)-*lK^ HO BRUSH MARKS work for lasting peace in Europe vlllan sugar auppiiea during the 19-year-eld exrMarlae, B arry‘ C.: to build it for yoo. Oar Pina Tax, beota, an olive drab tmiform coat cal commercial delivery opera the conference he aaked Indian an objective second only to vic and ahirt and a garrison cap tions. r- • , last three months, of the year ap-[ Harrison, was donvleted late ya draftinic detwrtmctit will political parties—the major being WasWngton, July 14. - - .UP) groups ■ must slioiilder equal re- tory ovei Japan. $1.00 tp,$8.98 Plus Tax placed at a Jaunty angle, fell The agency authorized use of M. A: Jinnah's Moslem league and Labor and management - Jointly ' sponsibility ih developing what "he AgalifXt Hreret Commitments peared to be possibllitiea today, i terday of second degree nMfrdat gS i five yhu prompt serviec on through the trap at 12:07 a. m. one used light or medium truck for the All-Ihdia Congress party, of ~aliare the responsibility of averting ! termed a pos'k^-ar economy of Mr. Truman was described as The chief of “OPA's Dairy Prod-, the death last Eaatai Mon^y the exact home of yew GREEN STAMPS (SIVEN WITH (c.w.t.) aaked for a last state new. local carrier operattans. which Mohandaa K. Gandhi is the Industrial strife, says the new \ pleqty with a . ^strong consuming firmly resolved against any secret nets branch, Eugene '’ Brocken- Mrs. May Davis Hlghan, choice. Locations tn aD ace- ment, he said In German: It also approved extension of ■pirituBi leader—to submit Ilsta of retary of labor, Lewis Schwellen- Pojyer." , commitments at the Big Three brough,. disclosed last night that ■ clubwomaa, sad his aUoraeya ’ CASH SALES! current locsl delivery-services. a trade proposal to lower butter tered notice of appeal A Wa tions of towa available. For "I stand here not guilty. I did It proapeettye members of a new bach., , If that goal is to be reached, he meeting and aa intending-to report' aa k German soldier-ordered to do In both cases, however, opera Executive council. In a radio address last night-hls said, “ahort-alghted'' management ration values to 16 points a pound county trial Jury hera t fu ll p ertlealam caD. to .Congress as soon aa he returns It I f I .had not done ao I would tors will be required to ahow* i)ew "I ■ received lists'’ from ail par- Aral speech since entering office— should not “ seize upon the chance" to this country. ia being given “very careful con- rIkoB guilty and Jndga CIaz Simulated Pearls have been ptmlahed when I re or addltibffal deliveries will In no Uea rtpreaented here,” Wavell Schwellenbach told labor that fOr to reduce wages and smash the The Augusta and an accompany Bideratlon." ^ L. HimaoM aentencad M a yaara ia prise*. ■a-Naddacea — Braeateta — Earrtaga turned to Gerroany.**' . way intepfers with exlating pra- aaid, "except the Moslem leagna. ita part it should abide by. the no uaiena. ing cruiser, the Philadelphia, were The butter committee qf the JARVIS REALTY CO. M ANCHtSTifI M M li* Straub, .39, a native of Muenehin- grams fo r conservation of truck " I therefore made my provl- strike pledge. The government's .Job, he added,, sche^led to rendezvous Uda morh- -Naw .York Mercantile exchange Lsea'S. BraaaMd saM a* gen, Stuttjgart Germany, seemed transportation facilities. ) aional aelectlona, including cerr Management on the other hand, will be to provide machinery for Ing -with seven British men-of-war., recommended the eight-point - re weald ha made la the BM to gropg for words before talking). tain Moslem league names, and I he aaid, should avoid thoae thinga duction to spoilage dur preaae "coort sad <• 41H sS 7378 J K H A L C CORK ■ ODT emphasized that tha the peaceful aettlement of labor which will serve as an escort for' JhH 2 CMptured In Sicily (n July, 194.3, have every reason to "believe that ing peak butter - production ordered Harrtaa* changes do not affect regulations “which provoke men apd tempt disputes and to aet at rest ’ ‘fear" the remaindei: or the President's aiUMCHarrid Conn* $1*00 to $7*^0 Plus Tax covering the ■ frequency of deliV- them to act first and reason later,” ) among workera that they Will lose vovage. From Belgium,' lie ■will Advertise iu The Herald——It Bays M Page Seveu), I JaiNis Ibr Sscnrtty*' « ehea (CoaUB.iied M Page Saves) Likewise, he declared, the two' their jobs oqcc t||c war enda. fly to Fbtsdani.. (CaaUaoad Page Twa) a ■! -r'
X X MAKCHESTER EVENIMO RERALD. UARGHESTBR. CONN. . SATURDAY, JULY 11, l'J-15 F A G E T P K E E ■ ■ ■' ■ X - ' ■ ,v. ' MANCHEJ?TE1^EVBN1NG HERALD. cx)jm r JLTT-14, 1945 IfAGE TWO Jildge'Differs X. Pull. Up a/Chair—At tlmA^urb plants, aa tvejl as Bast Hartford.' fafgfIKitipi iix lor , M—ting I Start Picking c h e s W ith ftec^i^s •craftiretB have received their original and Phlladislplhla-^rrank J. Koll^k Furnished By ^ renewal awards on jthe same dates. soldier’s father, plans to manufae^! Ot.HMANY: At Plantdtibii bum Methodist Church St. Jam N ’a Roman CotlioUo Office of Price Adi^oliWration The East I>ingme!iditWj Willinitrn-. ■Whot I Rev. William J. Dunai Pastor .SITN. - M 0N.>ND TUBS. "1(1810 Street and Hartford Road ture electric wheil ^hairii for Notes / ‘ Omissions ili Reglunal Daporlnet(i"fil- InformatlAn 7’ Am ard tic and Southington- satellite iisst polKT ‘ \V. Ralph Ward. Jr.. Minister Rev. Edmund Barrstt,- ASsIsUnt handicapp^direterans, apji'^already ' fh* clHtnfry oi o ' George G. Aahtfin, Organist Rev. vFrederIck McLean, Assistant Transcript of D'Amato 58 Tremnnt Street, Boston, A 'MataOebaaetta.. — / f-plant-S,. which were built 'wid put johir Hackelt ReporlH ' Biggest/m Sun haa hU first fin# going." were received -b>’ Eaat Hartford, CilvC!ourt Trial. icklisnd plant On^ *»£ into use after the Aral awarda An UniiMually ,. Early Morning worship. 10:45 a- m. Sunday niasses: The constructiop/ of Kolbe’s MeatjyFats, Etc. . -• - Fuel Oil.:. were received by Eaat Hartford. Union service of the Center Con For .adults: 7, 8:30,' 9:45 (two scooter became a neighborhood Book FouF 'ffifi at^pi K2 Period One thrwlgh Fiva eou-1 [Three Honored; Pf^- Buckland and Hartford, received r,r4>|» This Ye^^\ gregational and this church. ' . ■ masses in -the,' upper' and lower project • when b# .ran Into trouble 1 ...Hartford, July 14— A New through P2 good thi%pgn July 31; pons goofi tln;ongb Aug. 31. LM t their oiigihAj, awards in 194X and ft A^cr ■Prelude—"Invocatron” ...... 1, church) and at 11 o’clock. Haven City court judge .was at Q2 through U2 good thrtjugh Aug. year’s Period Kour and Five c6u- sentation. Xe*lerdaiy» Gttinaa fiirritofy getting par^. Nel|9iboi;s sym pair • have eonalsteliity fisjrelved Work of picking shadej^aw;^ ...... Alphonse. Mallly -..•Chi-ldren's'maa.s at 8:30 in Lower odds with a transcript of testi 31; V2 thrbugh 22 good'thriDugn poris also expir^ Aug., 31. Period X flng;s with an increaafnj,,mfmber da Goallt da Processional Hymn —: "The. Spa church. - th'etic to the cause promptly con- 1 mony presented before him in a Sept. 30; Al through El '’'gpod One coupons.'for 1945^6 season] paatng. tobacco wajs started^Jh^le lecor.da of the draft board to a through Aug. 8l:'D l through HI schedule of hours for the transac* ,lhe tender shade grown lefives will ...... ,f.. ..G eorge C. Stebbins Engel, crippled slnhe birth,- m a '> ^ p tain John K. PiTflon. third renewal. Friday’s pivseh- lig J Masses on Sunday at 7:30. KOO, New Haven reporter. gpOd through Sept. 30; J l through Hon . of-business with the public 1 Bureau of Ac'onnuHcaJRvpreBM)-uticO*vP‘‘‘’^ 'i tations brodghl to 31 the number TURKEY Whot be in full sway by Monday,\Mr. Offertory Anthenj—"On Thee Each wheel chair. ’.’^Ure would be nice ■the fre'nscript of th e, Ihterroga-- Nl good throCtgh Oct. 31. haa been adopted-at the office of [ oa tarmi of Hackett states* 10:00 and ll:0 fl a. m. litlv e at East Ha tford, made the ‘ f nrigititli and renew al “K ” dona oboul Ruinjti dt Jap aarraadar? Living Soul Awaits” ...... to have onc-flriven by electricity,’’ lion of Genaro D'Amato, 19,' by 'Su gar the Local War Rrlce and Ration ntalion....flags,with flve I jj, pr„tt * Whitney moad for bjafiking, 7T>e early cpiny reason followed . ,,... . .'IS .Francis J... Hayden said Freddie (who is shown at Judge Nathan Reback concernlfig Book Four' ■ stamp, 36 good ing Office. t a n to genieral Manager w.iu.TT, Williain plants, six oPiginaI>\Md Tark eonKol of tha b,y the beat spell of last month i Serrnonf "Hoit'. 'rn, Handle Life’s Concordia LiftheTan the youth's dependency claitmi and through Aug. 31 for five pounds \ Garden and Winter Streets;. ' right in th# result; the boy Is Ray ’'1K-V4 . The schedule is a.s fpliows; fin. ■2.*l renewals. ' X.; Dorifenellet? X COLONIAl Ev'riRi'' 'se^wed to, produce* Hne..crop»i. Mr. Burden's’’— i.,- mond Jfolbc, -the private’s-brother) Weekly earnings was introduced E x tra 'S tam p valid Sept.- l-.' r- five-star awaid.s were, for. MiDDLi East CoS-tritoia Hitcliett t.epfirVa the'present tobac Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. Rev. Karl Rlrht#r, '-Pjtslor Mondays: 10 a.’ m.vto 4:30 p. m. Speakirtg of the 8igiuficHncc4>f I Whot vUI Ea •MshMl 'The Kolbe chair, with', a top as government evidence . by Depii- Shoes ■he East J#artford. Buckland and the five-star awards. A|dmlral C. C. . mmi fntK* aaftta tteir fata al Jap-caagaarad co cyop one of ifie^best in his many Anthem—I’The Heavens Are TelV ty U. S. Attorney Thprhas J. Htr- Book Three airplane stamps i, Tuesdays: Closed to thS' pub- ! tartford'plants of the division. years as ai growers [ ing” . .. ..Francis J . Haydn 9:50—Sun day school and blbl# speed of 12 miles an-hour, has lie, Bloch, Chairman, NavV Board tor i'diffamicBt «*tr ladapaa caiosiaa w tarapaaa wheels in the rear and Oi mirigbam. - 2 and 3 good .Indefinitely^- OPA ^ Rented at Ihe .same biref cere- Producthm Awards, writes that " ■ Aeee ler-Svrie? The Hacket plantation has 40 , Rccesaional H>'mn ■•;^ "My L4ird, classes. Alfred C. Lange, super Ominsinna in TranM-rlpt sa.VS no plans to cancel any. Next^ Wedne.sdays:_ 2 p. m. to 4:15 j 'aaHom, eacaptar^ by intendent. / Iremt. three speeds forwar| ^ e s were the four-star flags for they are ^'an indication that all of Ifia Alliaa? . acres of shade grown and 80 acres ' How Full of Sweet Content" Noting that there were omis stamp valid Aug. 1. jp . m; , ■ Elast DonpnieadoM'. Ma.ss., and of broadleaf. , , No. .134...... L. Mason Sundays; during July, Union one reverse, headlights, st 10 m. to 4:15 you' have maintained thfi excellent Indian OCMM and hori). , sions in the'transcript indicating . GasoUne Thursdays: VUlinmntic plants. \j record of pi-oductton which inerH- Pnstllide. services ^will be Sonducted in that the court clerk had failed-to 16-A coupons good for six gal-]p. nn\ ■ , - -PrHtt * AVhilney Aircraft was AFRICA ' 7:30 o’clock. Outdoor • Evening Emanfiel church with Concordia Ions',each: •throri^ Sept. 2tt . B '7 ,i.....Fridays-lO a m. to 4c 16 p. m.- vminey ,- ‘‘v ’ ed vour previous awards. Each and \ hear and record D’Amato’s an ig first in ihe aircraft industry every oiie of you may wwil .)* 1 Na/is" Loot JOOlf'’-v Worship’ on west lawn, of church. congregation in ^attendance. All. (^hristlaff Science texbo’ok, " awn. Reports im - the Liither swers to qitestio'ns concerning his 0-8 C-7 and C-8 coupons good fo'r[ Saturdays: 10 a. m. to 12 noon.^ o receive the coveted *‘E. nag, the proud of this high honor an^ Tus- 1 fe«tain«ix Sermon from Ellis Memorial Pul Uicse Sejririces will begin at 10:30 and Ifealth w-ith Key to the Scrip- Leagiie Camp imp Wijinie;” dependency status -and weekly five gallons eaclh ] Office telephone 5189. pit. Xir. Ward, preaching. Cor a-, m., and w ill be in charge of t in ^ ’’ by Mary Baker Edoy,- .in will be given, Surprise refresh-;; I^anchester iriAnal awaud having been made ■spiring record. ThS- cotirtigeoiis : b to ' earnings. Judge Reback, assert March. 24. 1942; ^Subsequent Spotted onr «"«»p some of the tci^ quesUopB ihat will conftpnt the Big Three at their Berlin meeUng. Ceiliiig High dial welcome to all!. Rev-Thcofiore E. Palmer, pastor clude the following: (p. 450): ments! niert on the flghting-frt>fits must i romantic Hook ing "my recollections don't jibe Service Director John F.’ Robinson ;uew«.l4s were made al approxi- have the necessary ^hphns with j of Emanuel. '.’v " . . . The Christian Scientist has ■y - r . with that- tran-script,” declared yVilson, Bridgept^t Herald 'sport#-] she drivet North Methodist Church to have published a letter fro)p iately alx-numlhs inter\ala tip to which to wage totfiT war. Thgse ' enlisted to lessen evil; disease, and that D’Amato had testified he was editor, testified In PaollllolS behalf.,^ ind including the fourth star, I a. m. ke'^'will have for hjs aubject (Contlnoeft p'rom Page One) 4 men 1. Mar.v’s Eplwupal Chuffih death; and he will overcome them Jam es Monrpe Gage, Minister W’e rhesday, July IS Robinson concerning D’Amato’s men appreclple.j|he vital support I8eventh Day .Adventist "the- sole support of hla mother Istas, who is blind,- was, led to the iter the fourth renewal, there la ••Smiling'••Smiling • Throiigh.’’Throiigh.” ' ------;■ frontic Be\'SAIfred -L. Williams, Rector by understanding their .nothingness MeeUng, Marine- Corps Leggite, draft stStus. of the men 'and-wmtien of, Pratt A laiikAttark Ahoiil Town R o c k v ille Rev. Leonard Stryker of Tolland, tor of tiie Bureau pCthe Mint in Rev. EHJson F. .Marvin, llural^ Masonic Temple Army-'and Navy Club. \ and sister.” stand by a seein-eye German #hep-J lapse of one voar before the.Navy Whitney AlpTraft who.have work and the allness of- God, or good. 10:45— Union service with the. Paolillo contended that D’Ama He -said he was not aware he in In charge of the service at. St. Washington, le'stimated that it Small Lodge Halt gurnmor Festival ■ CoventiV. . , j ,_____ was- “ committing any crime".^ in herd dog. i- . ' »rd for production Awards ed with jfiich untiring effort nm Sickness to him is no'Teas a tejjip- Second Congregational church at Trial will be continued Monday] laiders any plant eligible for a John’s Episcopal' church at 10 a.'l vvould take eight weeks to identify , ■ The Seventh unday Afte^T^rlnltyi Elder C. M. Pike tationi than is sin. and he heals this church. ’ rJ-rngment Society, at Community\'° »'!*'"/.*w V " , / having draft In'formatton publish the prt»duclion front to- siipplj’ Costs Japan The cohiiltion of Mrs.. Eli/al^hr m_ , during the absence.iKoArtfO rt'fof t)AAthe rcf**rec tthe W- bullion. Working with him ' | 8 a. m..'Holy'Uominwnion.-,Man- ihe Combat Infantry Badge foriYhoIr British ' edunterpaitB from King Eternal." "How, Lovely A«re Thy Dwelliflgs’’ Main street. ' pressure to keep D’Amato odt of s’u^rhiVendenT’ fif.Vtfie . Bifi-filand cliester Memorial hospital. out.staiiding performance' of duty | the B ank'of England. Sermon Hymn—"Sing, My meeting at the home of Mr. and Rev. Paul Kozlowaki, Pastor Tuesda.v, ^ y ' ^ of gambling. ' "The Lord’s Prayer" by Gounod. Paolillo conte.nds he .caused the the draft. Cellflfs and Yards Cleaned. FILMS plant: John OhaneYfian. the-Aussie Seventh'divialon scored . , , , Rockville r*erlain l o With the 103rd Infantry Dlvisiort-i ------7 — His'^Wondrous Love." Mr#. Fred Minor. .. 62 Bigelow T h e minister will speak on "Mas- Dinner, meeting, > .Mamhester Call 5848 or 7487 tendent at Hartford: L. in ground combat against the ene-unm. Offertory "Anthem—"Rock of strret. .. “ - 8:30. a. m.. Mass. .tering Life." Elks, Legion Home, 6;3(>. publication of a story he said was Paolillo j-etounle^. several . at De v e l o p e d and a gain of four amJ'^'half miles. - Company No. 3 of the South ^'TJavp ItH Maim' The Affairs based on draft board matter ron- tempts he said he made to obtain caster, superintendent ■-st Blast /•1. 1m tinnk Miinche.ster tire department was He ha-s been in the sorvioe - / Ages” .by Buck 2 ire 4 p.- ro.. Wednesday. Dor-» 16:30 a. m.. High ma.ss.- Choir Postlude-'-Jubitate Deo, Nordman. Meeting, Zoning CommiSsionMo R. CAMPOSEO \PRI^JTED Ixmgmeadow and T. P. Kahqe. su tiaim l>e-.lr«,er „p^^t-4:UHycsterday afternoon throe ■ yrars aiul overseas. Riiu'o 'Recessional Hymn--"On Our \Nay has m^Bjing.at. the.home of-Mra. rehearsals after yach mass. consider changes in section..soutb cernitlg D’Amato In . The New a retraction of The Reglater story Pul’^iuit Plane. The public' is inrited. • from Richard S. Jackson. asaisianC perintendent aji Willimantlc. Al.so Tokyo radio, meanwhile. nindoi-,„_for a„ grtss fire „„on rinet.rPorter street October and ia now in Austria. State College. Pa.—Two Penh o f 5'I75AN Rejoicing,” m T'S, Wileht. *5 Center street. of Middle Turnpike arid eaat of lUven Journal Courier in response 24-HOl^B SERVICE! to ^ front-page story in The Neiv publisher. present pt the exercises were G the uncondrmed claim that Japa ■•>V He Is the son of Walter Plummer State rope climbers,, Charley Le- 'nie.W't’^k Center.Xongregatlonal Church Second Congregational Church Main street. Rockville, July 11 (SpeciaA \ ■ HavVn Register^,.He aiso claimed .Two character witnesses, Ed Box H. D. Miller, factory manager: nese planes have .sunk’ "al lea.st I'diueilinilPoliceman Raymondrvn V uidliu GriffinVJIIIII.II re-nr- % •' of this citv and the husband of bow and Steve Greene, hold the j DENNIS O'KEEFE Clifford Oliver Simpson, Minister | Ferris E. Reynolds,. Minister Satiirda.v, July 28 Charles(;naries Lawsonuawaon andana WUliam nm m io Will- one enemy ucstro.yeidestroyer"- • m in tu*aiv •»!.-at Monday-Friday,. 9-12. Commu • Gos|^ HsU pepmjsS^n from Stafe Selective ward A. Istas, assistant city attqr- Read Herald Ad vs. turned to work last evening after Chairma^ Laurence M.. Dillon of Mrs. 'M ilih ^ r M attis ■phlmmer. Eastern intercollegiate and Na- 1 Don Oeloie - Rita lohnson Waite Abel nity Church Vacation school. *1. .Samuel G. Ram etle, Organist McHing. Veterans’ (Irilincll.'Le At St6^e EnirSni ranee. goos, superintendents a I the East j tack on shipping outside Balikpa- tional AAU'records-of 3.8 and 4.0. 418 Center'Street gion Home, Leonard street, at 8 a 12 day4Uv,> VlK.tlV.luil.vacallon. Heiiv. wa,sv» rgp theti»x theWie 7th iV ll-'xcir War l-#V'cMllnLoan in Rockville xvx^*. 1% > iiix has D''CCttil tl? WIlIIAM a SlHErt Tuesday, 7:15 p.' m.. Boy Scouts, Union aeiTices will . be held at Hartford plant, and B, W. Folher- j pfin hartwr. St seconds, respectively, for , the 20-1 A Paijmoont Piftiif* the South Methodist church dijiing ■Lmion Services w'-ill be held dur p. m. 111 of the police to start the new I Rockville Is as Troop Nb. 27; "«>'■ !0';30 a. Breaking Of Bread, gill, chatmiam ani^Alex . To speed the cleanup of inyadeil 12 day vacation In.stVsd of the 10 j.sured of hiiving its name’on a $ foot climb. W ei^ sd ay Noon, .Intercessions. the mohfh of July at' 10:45 a!', m. ing July at the North Methodist' Sunday, July 29 KEMP'I of the Joint War ProducUon Drite rCo-HlU 12:15 p~. m.. Sunday achfiiichool. church with Rev. James M. Gage Annual outing. Hose Co. Np. 3, Mindanao, elements of the C. S. days previously given. 000 pursuit plane as the result ■'f\ » ppages Hit r Committee. • 24tb division Were landed 'rhiirs- p. m., Goapel meeting. in charge. , ’ , S. M. F. D., at Garden Grove. "purchases of E. F,- and G bonds The Week Biicklnghantx Congregational Sunday, Aug. 19 day. imder bombarding guns _ of during the 7th War Loan. Th^ to*- Covenant Oongregatlonal Chutch Mr. and Mrb. Anthony J . Geqtge ...» ...... — — 48 Spruce street, 7:45 p m.. Tuesday. Prayer CliHreh Annual Outing Hose- Co. No. 4, the Seventh fleet la . Staning'ani have as their g u ests at thelv cot- 1 tal amount which can be applied Higher Mark Notes 60th .Anniversary bay. ’The' infantrymen, alial cov Rev. Ravnold O. Johnson, Pastor kneeting. Rev. Philip M-. ^Rose, Pastor S. M. F. D.1 Villa Louisa, Bolton. tage at Coventry lake, Air. and | is '$168.018..*>5. 7:45 p m’.. Friday. Bible reSd- ered by Marine aircraft, ware un- The report Is detail l.s as fol Hartford, July H -- (/Pi—Create.d I Mrs. Ira Godf^Ty and their chil 11:00 a. m.—Morning worship. ing. , 10 a, tq.,—Church school. on July .1, 1895, the State Highway? oppo.sed aa they moved inland in dren, Patricia knd,Norman. Mr. lows: E .bonds, $16Q;206.Z5: F and New Disputes 11 a . m .'- -Morning wot-sbip. •pursuit of enemy forces^^’retresting O $59.4()2J)0;- C. $277,000 ($200, Sermon by the pastor. Topic:‘"Re department ia celebrating its 50t^ SEIBERLING Godfrey is the spn^of Mrs. G eor« TODAT^ND ligion of the Heart." Christian Acleeuse Servicea anniversary tliis month. ■ At the in that sector. by a previous marriage, •-and i;la| 000 Hockhnum; $2S,000 U. S. Bn (Oontinoed F'rom PageXOne) In northern Huron; Sixth-divi velope: $2,000 Scars-) 2 1-2. rot 4:00 p. m.-r- Sunday. Outdoor’ Hartford, First Church, Sunday Emanuel Luthejan Church present time, the department main- Frpsh Salted'Niits TIRES employed yit the Reoublic Stteel service at Karl Johnson’s Ifi Hop tspns approximately 3,000 miles of As the Pendulum Swings sion infantrymen have cafJtdreil Corporation in New York. Mrs. cent, $80,000; 2 1-4 per cent. $124,- II: Sunday school; Wednesday 8. Theodore E, PalnYer, Pastor l.oca I Agency for old strike of the Newspaper and River, conducted by Rev. Rav-nold 537 Farmingto'n avenue. ali-weather roads and. through its Dnublp Kay Brand \ ' Uie mountain province stronghold Godfrey’s sister. .Mrs.'Jack Ubqi^di 000 i $200,000 People’s Saving.s Mail Deliverers’, union a' .Vstub- Evelyn A: Stark, Parish Visitor Bank): 7-8 per cent $30,000 ($40,- Johnson. Social period with re Second Church. Sunday 11; Sun ,'Eva M. Johnson, Oigantsf town, aid program, has had a large ! of Klangan where the Japanese irtui daughter Joan, whose hOs- born. silly, idiotic defiance, of. the f i a a i l share in the ^construction and Arthur DraR Stores ' had held out in caves, ami hamlxsi 000 Rockville. Building and Loan' freshments will follow. Members day school 11; Wednesday 8. La liatid; is in the South Pacific with gQV’ernment.’’ I and friends will be welcome. main^nance of about 3,000 .addi 84S Main S t TeJ 8806 i^lcketa for weeks.'’Northeast of AssociationV; 1 1-2 per cent $13.- In! fayette and Rush streets. N; Sunday School. 9:15 the Navy, is aliwi enjoying a, va- Reject Pnlon’a Prbposal '■ ^ e Week -Rockville Society. Sunday 11; tional-miles of town roads. ■ Baguio, the last provincial capi" catkin at Ihe cottage. . 000, ,E. W. Woolworth. $2,000: CHESTER MORRIS < , , Nursery School. 10:30 a: m. ! idi' '■ .*>!l 11 5.. '>OxH7 $ 1 3 .9 5 ,tal of .Mdntoc fell to guerrilla 1 Savings-Bank of Rockville, $1,1.30,- LaGuardia and the WaY 1 ;bor lynn MIMMCK > IkhM^ lAM] 7:30 p. m.i-Mld-week service of Sunday school.11; Wednesday 8. 94 Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m. Cwra* I. STO»« ' foreps. iToseph A. PaliiezT, son of Mr. 000; Connecticut Light A Power board rejected the independent Bible Studyand prayer. W'e c8n- Union street . Morning Worship — Transfigura 6.«0xlk $1.5.20 Hhd Mr^-'. Louis Paluxrl. 46 Biasiell Co.. $28,000 making a total of $l.-i union’s proposal that its di.spute tinne With the fifth chapter of tion Sunday :jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiniiiiiimiiiiiiMiiiiiMiimiimiiiiiiiiiitiniimiii::! i ENDS TODAY: •"God" win be the subject of the iilreef;' has adt'anciHi to Seaman,. S!>3,608.2.' . Towards the Plane pur- | with the Publi.shers’ 4^ssociatlon EpMsians. Prelude—"Prelude in B Minor" ■i. CAeur Ja p ^t'ori'en chiiso, E without payroll, $108.-, of New York City be placed before HUMPHREY BOGART July 22-29— General Conference Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, July Chopin \ 6.. 50xl6 ^ 8 .4 5 First CU.vs. li.SNR. aboard, a de- an impartial arbitrator. In Wash MNl 15. slrovei on uhleh he participated 616..V>; F and G. $39,402, or a to H) “CONFLICT’ at the Cromwell Conference Vocal Solo— "Look Down, O Lord" i From Three f illumes tal of $168,018.55. ■ 1 ington, Chairman .GeorgeeW. Tay grounds. Rev. Clarencg Nelson of The. Golden Text la-^from Psalms ■ Fisher Services in the Iwo Jim a and Okinawa en- Plus: .•VN'N .MILLER 111 ’OS'.lrt. “ The Lord hath prepared 7.00x15 $m4B Calcutta. July 14, - (A't Bntiah onponieiils. Entering the Navy In Fined lor of the WLB reiterated the 1,- “Eve Knew Her Aiinlea’’ Minneapolis, Minn., is the speak Herbert Bengtson ...Williaiii Frank Holiid. 2.3. of the, 700 dtrlKerSstriker# must returnreuim to10 wnrk MIWI his throne in -the heavens: and hla ■ V troops in Burma have cleare.1L.Scptemticr. 104.3 194.3, he hashaa .seen ac- I..\ST TIME ’TODAY: - er. ProfSasqr Oscar Olson, qf Offertory—"Consolation". 'fioi.'-villc House. „w:a.s fined. $3.3-Jiy; the bpard»yyotild_cpnsidpr Jkingdoth ruleth over all” Xlendels.sohn Ploft Tax. Japaiiese forces .from- three more" W i at Salfian. Tmtan. Giiam^P®' •“Tif) THE SHORES OF IWO North--Park ehileger“i»' the-muslc villages in the area 13 miles the .Rockville Ci^' Court mti^Fri-jthrir case. .u-; director. There wilj .be no services Selections from the Bible include Sermoh—"Let’s Stay • or. This 1^. Ulithi, L«yta and Lingayen is Viow before the JIMA’’ — The Battle for the lorth-northwe.sl of Pegti. while day with...... Judge 'Thomas------F" Rady. J- I "Vour .case...... ^ Paclfle Island ShowiVjln Tech- In our church the Sundays of July the following: "And lead us not Mountain" CONCORDIA am EMANUEL I Gut?. ■Jr., presiding. HoUid wa$ fotind i w a t lAabor boai*d.’* J,.aGuardJa tolp' into teraplatldn. but deliver us' .her north three p a i;^ ol ene. ^ - J r .’ presiding. .Hojud was nicolori - 22 and 29 because of ih e Croimwell Postlude—"March” Schreiner guilty of Weaefi^of the:;j>eac(j^.and' ^hfi^trikers by radio and .by lOlfa-: MARGbCRtTE URRY from-a'vUt-.For thine la the king-, ■■..^.,^.;The Week ' LET ITS RECAP troops have been - encountered Wiijiarn Francis, ooii of Air. and General Conference. ■ '.... bK British patrols w^est of assault and battery. He vriis a r-i j,popher car at picket lineaX^"and CHAPMAN. dom, and the power, and the glory, Monday, 6:30 p. m.—Boy Scbqt.s. I LUTJHERAN CHt^RCHES I •Mjs. WilHahi F. Butler, Of 88 Bis- rested by Police Captain Peter J.' it cannot • ■ be rehjoved------■ frefin there LVT PARKS for ever. Amen." (Matthew 6:131. Tuesday] 8 p. m.—Luther League M^ith swiftly changing econoi(ni^ condi* NT YOUR PRESENT' T’aung^tyl. 103 road miles east -oi sell street, has retunicd after a , MNMbMitklWWaMIlUKMCCla ThaiK^-^mtheast Asia command IJowgewic# and Patrplman Ed by one of the partmA to the^ dis Chureh of the Nazarene Correlative passages from the Camp Fire meeting on the church Slav at Camp Grpm'Vell. ward Quinn. pute or even by bptn parties ’ __ Sums Pin bt lobn Hoswa Iswjon ,486 Math-;^Stree!, Manchester tiioins today and prraletng requiring^thcr TIRES heudqikTrt^is said tmlay ^ pasetsd b, lottAN j# o a _ I Sunday, Jut^ '15 at 10:30 a. yw^l ,1’nion Service In Akron. O>«n itrike'for two weeks, an- ; “SING ME A SONG *9:45 #. m.—Church School. 1 Miss Gladys Cummings of Stafford Sunday St 10:43 a. nis at the Meth other rubber tnetuatry reported a OF TEXAS ’ Open all summer for the study of | Coventry Fragment Soc^iety's row, we are .fionfideiit there are timips $pnngs. Past Grand MVs. .Ruth odist ehureli. The pa#tor. Rev. F. *^rk stoppage; Thirty workers at , Sports Center the- Bible—join with us. Tenny-,j MORIARTY BROTHERS v ^ 'S las VV’addell will have charge of the A, Dycknian will preach. the General Tire and Rubber Co.'. 1 son McFall, superintendent. ' | IRmanuel LutliCT?in Church | when our customers need alert hanking '^Telephone 8500 entertainment ami Pa.st Grand .ST.ART MONDAY: On the Level At Center and Broad Hospital Report / , walked...... oft...... 'iheir jobs in the plt,| Wells street ' . 19:45 a, m.----MorniYig worship. ; Annual Summer Festival, July 18 £ Church street. Opposite AJyrtle ; Mrs. Emma Dowd, the refresh- Sermon by the pastor: "Necessity ./ «'«ntlniMd FroniXPaee One) nieiita. All officers and, guards are The report of* the RockyiHe City i curing department. Formerly A t Miller’s Hall help. - \ '•• J . Hospital for the past ^ n th la as 1 Return Eases Situation for Perfect Love.’’, j requested to wear white. »- - _ ‘^ o d ls My Co-PiloE’ .♦ = tnonthai OPA prevlou^- has said ■ • follow's:follow's; Number ofof^'"paltents In Return of strikers i to the Gen 6:30 R. m. — M. Y. P. S. 5fiss j At Community House I Sermon Topic: ‘LeTs Stay on TIus ^ "S.WINO HOSTES^S" Marion E] JaneS. president. a "s«ght“ cut in butter rgtlon val I PriVaie^aulinc Jones of the hospital June number’ad eral Tire and Rubber Co. aa.icd Every Sat. Night ues Wirt be made July 29, mitted diiring>month. 79; out pa-; Akr.iil’s clKiotic labor situation P U S ONE HR. OF' SHORTS >A Good T im * for Vouag 7:30 p. m.—^^Evangeliatic Ser No. Coventry For many years our customers have ! SlcUical Co>p8 at Kcnftcdy Gen- vice. Pastor’s subject:’ "Moving = Rev. Theodore Palmer, Pa.stor, Oil Comp.’uiy ^^May Pare Sugar Supplj ; eral Hospital.'fiRmiphis. Tehn./has tients; 28. tdtal treated, 126: dia- dav altfir a 14-day strike fir 10.- FOR THOSE WilO LIKE and Old Alike! charged^XT#. 500 Firestone CIO-UnitedCRubber of God Among Men.’’ ^ 5:^15, DaiKing Exhibit, Rolda Gibson Pupils; Pony Rides] £ Miss Eyelyq A. Stark, Parish-Visitor. Meanw'hile. Agriculture dc . resumed, her dullc# after a two f i n e entertainment t' . Peter Miller, Prompter found that.they could rely on the ex weeks' furlough )fi>ent with .iter __ .X Ijst "•of Olfleers . ^^,orkere failed»Iast plght to gain The W eek - 5 Miss Eva.M..John.son, Organist. . *■* = ment ’officiala' reported that ^ e . foflowtng Ir the complete of- twT city's, 90,000 5:^0and 6:30, Supper; Adults $1, Gtildren under 10, 60c, Ctttfer SI reel civilian siippry of sugar during parents.'M r. and Mrs. Paul Jortes Wednesday at 7:30. p. m. —Ser £ -^- Guest Soloist: Herbert Bengtson. a.- / = perienced judgment and modern facili BOLAND of 23 Wellington road. 1st of officers who. will serve r'lo.iadugtrigi ufiion-counciLmem- vice in charge of the W. F- M. S. MENU: Hot meat loaf. Garden SpMial sauce, parsley potatoes, final quarter of. th# year may Tankeroosan Tribe. IQRM, of this; and aq opportunity for . all to ,at- sfrinx beana, tossed green salad, rolls, batter, coffee; blueberry fiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiijimniiiiiiiiiiiiutmMiT ties of the Mantihester T'riist Company. pared 25 per cent under the July- . Bendall.> Is’h o ' city for the coming term^ ^ r te m . i pj’jj, opfiraUoiis were resum,ydin ' tend.' -New effie'ers will be ihtro^ September quarter a>lotment. he^'^mc wfit^hPL^n and May; senior sagamore. shortcake, whipped cream. Resfis’atlons close Monday. Dial HAV.K l alljS^eral Tire departments t«- duced. ' 86^, Maniehesler; 8854 J-1, Wlllbnantlc. ' n i l The civilian supply for ,the year Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Thomas F. Rady, Jr .; junior saga^ dtfy except the pil-curlpg SMUon ■ Notes ■ '- ' _ • ’ ’bMi r ' That’^' why wR have always made a coti# \M) FI LL is estimated at 5.1QO.OOO loh*''"; 'tfiiir ^'ndall, of 124 Washington ipore. Fred Veber: prophet. jErnil where t’flfty per cent,or more" of Sale of Infants* Clothes, Aprops and Fancy Goods." V / i L i ^ 2 0 Douglas Campmeeting 'opens /'■ about 3,000,000 tons short of P”' street ^ ill reach her 95tK mile- GSa^e;'first sanap.. Emil------Mfittm 130 striking workers returned, to ::i, Friday" evening at 7:30. Special sUnt study o f local and national ecohom,* tcntial Jemancl. Approximately 2.- No special special celc- celc- -la;-la; second sanap. Edwar^ HelmHelm; their jobs ^______last _ night. ^Thirty men 1 8:00 P„M ., 8-Act Play, “Uncle Joshua Perkina,’* 6y C.O.D. Claaa, speakers a'rej; Dr.. G. Frederick Second Congregat^nal Church, North Coventry. ' FURNACE BURNER SERVICE 800,000 tons were purchased in t,rat'on Is^lannedrtanned a»aa JAf.s.JAfs. Ben- Ben- first first warrior. warrior. Georg#'Gsflceler; Georg#'Gsflceler; seC' t,pj*an'-the secr began'- walkout' the yesterd.ay walkout ' yesterd.ay in Owen, Baitimore, .Md.*,, and Rev. ic condition^. It cnaldes us-to quickly the first. six nionth.a and. 1.380.000«j,, 7,^1 health Stit present, 1 1 ondond Hvarrlor, Hvarrior, Henrj^'^weye: Henraj'^Ceye: third third protest against anew wage ipte, * a-1 To^Your Favorite Tunes Howard Sweeten, Chicago, 111. tons have been alloc'bled for the V I j warrior, Frahk^^HH^ecaki - fourth! company spoReaman said. ! arrange plans that ran he adjusted to currejit, quarter. '"v ' T '.Nine OaiTire T n l** warrior, E ^ Stapiefqfd; Local URWA officials said th e. This *ivlU leave less than.LOliO.'>' ; -r- r - - 'brave, Clarence Sucheckl: »econd voted to returft to work _ By [the 'Zion Evoagellcal- Lutheran Church • At Cooper and High Streeta ' hew trends.s ''•’ TtlUsa. .Oklrt...... AJ-jileUc7.------Director7.^ ,I ____brave.7. —--7 Jacob .fiarcus; Marcus; third third brave,j brave,' night..... at a------membership».— moet- - .( leas additional supplies can be Hciiry Frnka’.'< 1945^Unlversity bi | Herfiian Frjpdrlch; fourth brave, .meing .aftera fte r most of the plant’splant’s' 2,4.002 ,4.00 CCiNTiNENTAL T/UO fRev. Paul O. Prokopy, Pastor found-rand food officials say Tulsa footbn'l schedttla lists Sia,tTlari-y Lebrtmevsky-i guard of the .employes were made idle by .the ] I there’s little prospect of that, home; g*meq and' tlir.ee ga_p»#s 1 wigwam. George Wintws;. John production botOfenecIi w'hlch jam ; 9 a. m.-—Sunday School and^^ Bi Son Lutheran Forward-looking eustomers have a right ;• Last,-year, clviliaiw got 1,833.000-away. - \ - i Zagura, guard of the forest, med other departments .with un-J . i-' At ble Class.'vEdward C. Rodger,'su- W elco m e Cooper Street and High Street ■ in the October-Dciember period. K, ...... v. — —r - - ^ . ■■ ’"il- SqftbaU-.SiuMlay finished products. ^rintehdent. The clVlilBn all'rtment includes About •' ■ 360 "B; C. ihe'Trojan king Tlie Mayberry A.. C. softball -i-nerelere was hono immediateiminc-uiai.c Indicainv,ii.«- • to a.'In.—Divine-worship. Text: to expect this kind of sery^e and we Men and women to help in the pr^uction of war Joshua 5:13-15. Theme: Joshua, a v TOMORROW AT^O Ae-M. material needed to complete the job of defeatinj; stippHcs for bakers, hotels, -re.s- Ac'icas made use of lire b.rmbs team of East Hartford will come-tlon the remaining score of dis- .■^taurants. soft drink gnd candy a*■consiating Si i.j4a» V.• # w.of ^ pitch. t_Q\v, ' t re.sinpns’'to R o ck v ille on Sunday to play the putfig wejra h®®*" settlement. I n , DEPOT SQUARE GRILL Courageous Believing- Soldier— ’ make ^aiV earnest effort to” inwt the re Japan. . ■ , - j manufacturers and other iiidiistrl^ w'rtod and otficr inflammable sab- Central A. C. team of this city at-j. Detroit three stoppages idled 4j^60 14 DEPOT SQIMRE , 4. TELEPHONE 3835 and the Captain Of the Lard's Host. hi Grateful Recognition of Loyal Military j- al'users. X.;. stancea. . the Recreation grounds, the, game and 7.20b workeiw "at two' , d?ar ' Presentation of Recognition 'fif quirement. We emphasize a truly per M'e can Uai: > i^beiitg' called fo r. 3- o’clock. plants were nqt working becauiie Service Certificates . to parentk' '} Ser>'i^ to God aiid Country , Queat Preachers \ of a dispute at the Spicer Manu Tiy Our Delicious Rizxa and wives of aervlcemen. ;• IjxtmfixerK— Men facturing' cogporation. Other stop sonal ser-vic^ll^yoiid the routine of re*- Dr. Kerrison Juniper of 'Or ThefW eek With Appropriate Prayers for Our Country, Ser- . Weavers — Men and Women * Ingenious, Those Taps mond, Fla., will be the guest pages affected thousands of epv=^. Monday, 7 :3 0 .p. m.— Congrega preacher at the Union CfinfifTsKAx. pjoyaSr' most' of. them , engaged in tional meeting. ^^vicemen and Their Loved ;One.s. reiving depusits^^^ayiiig checks, ,irnakiiig .Sewing?.Machine Operators — M’oroen tional ’church on Sunday at 10:46 war wtfl-k. . Tuesday, " 7:30 ,p. ih.-:-8unday OF WORSHIP ■ IK - d o rvj School Teacbers' meeting. »# ■ ' ' .Sermon based oq Joshua .'>, 13-1,7, and Thorne: loans and'*alL those other finaii.rial siprv- Spindle Machine Operators— M omen . ------—-^1------—■ {• . “Joshua, a Courageous Relieving Soldier,'and General Help Men and \Vomen Talcottvtlle Congrnational the Captain of the Ixird’s Hosti” - ices expected of a bank. Ak a strictly TODAY Church -N. ■ . ^ ^ Trainees will be accepted for all work except SAT.">: < SUN. Ccaifer Coiifflegationd and South Presentation^^ Service Certificate 'Connecticut institution mc have an un*. -loom fixing.___ — —------^ - Rev. Charlea'C. McCalllster, Paatpr by Arrtiy and Navy Commission, Lutheran 10:45 Morning worship. Rev, Church. .Missouri Synod, through Zion .'I.u- derstandiiig -of your viewpoint and a McCallister’s sermon topic will be ,3 theran Churdi, to : - “X- ♦ w V ( HEINEV b k o t h e r s a m > “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GEt TOGETHER’* "God and the Poet#.’’ Method!^ Churches willingness'to go out of our way to he *^0)01 The Week Parents and Wives of .Servicemen fn Parish, Who PIONEER PARAUIUTE CO.MPAMES. Your Search for Good Food , U ttW 10:30 Thursday. The Women’# Are Serving, Or Have Served, In the ArmM helpful to you. Ends At The Oak Grill! Missionary Society will me#t st at the Apply At Cheney Brothers Employment Office the church to sew lor the Red +■ - V. Forces During This War. ’'v'Y We’re Famohs for oar floe TNCUNOOr Cross. Box lunch at 12:30. . All hiring in accordance with A re a Stabilization coAking— Mid Mtietytag •OMMiCf 7:30 Friday evening, cljoir prac A Cordial Invitation to this Service of Plan. ’ . variety. From today's ex tice. tensive roema, «*e Mgge#tt South Methodist ChurcK Recognition to All is Extended by Zion ri^ D CHICKEN I The SoKation Army Main Street and Hartford Road Church and Its Pasfor POT Ro a s t M ajor aod Mrii. J . H. Sweet ■\'E.AL C I’T L E T S 661 Main Slreet BRACCIOLE 1 0 ;4 .y a. in. I pirdg# sUrglsnoe to 1h# Flag of th# Unitod Stal#« Tonight, 7:30—Open-air meet of Ameries, and to the Republic for which It MOan. KEROSENE RETAIL AND BAVIQM ^ ing. - stands; oa# NaUoq, Indivisible, with liberty and Sunday M OBILREAT f u e l SPAOH^TYI,:/^v RAYKINNRi, Justice for alL ' THE /POL OF THE ISLANDS " I ' Sunday school, 9:30. Wholesale \ ' ' W V ' Holiness meeting, 11. Major I pledge allegisnee tq. Um Ci « m of the Lord Jesus DIME AMD DANCE )i9 “ set will be in charge. Mnsic by South Church Choir Christ, snd to /the faith for wrhlch Jt stands. Gasoline 'Tueaday through Friday -vaca- One Rsvlour, dtotaal, with oserey. and grace OII< To the Liltinx Tunee of Uon Bible School. All children for all. welcome. ... .THE OAK (GRILL SWING8TERS THE FOUffi ifM CKS Thursday, 7:30. Open Air. •, Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr.,, Preaciiing\" ■■■Ma-s 'T’w- ^------— 30 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3894 AAMIVIV W H ITE MORIARTY BROTHERS No telling what Jap' ioldieia will do V> klB themselves. Above. Lt. BEM B C M ’Mam|Otiwf« Friday, 7:80, Holiness meeUng...... Ml. ... i.iii------Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer Weleo|M 8a alL •V “Oa the LeTet** At Cealer aaii Bread Streets r. B. Hartman, of New London, Conn., is shown giving medicat 3__ y, npcB AO Day oad AU N'lght Call KOW attention to a Nip who, after his capture.*allempied lo bite ^ hi# tonffue aod tbu# U«#d to deatk. ■ E-- ... SfT 1 ■ ' ■ ■ ■ : ...... V,*-' ■ ■■ ■ ‘ t ■ 'X ...... M ANl'l^STER EVENING HERALD. MAM H E ^ ^ vXONN:, SATURDAY. JULY 11. ini5 F lV R f i -MANCHKt^ihK K\ ^*MN(i HERALD. MANCHESTER^XONN., SAT'URDAT, JtX T^4,1'J^S IF- T PAGE FOUR '• ■■ '• . X . • " ■'■ ■ ■■ ^ ^ ■,/ -■ X' N-i
__SuK«r SWSit'htn*: riu!(|<»^No. 3— \ X y . N e i ^ ’P erfected Me tit ods^ Gel < h V- y kesults W ith Less Sugar X Here's a de luxe treat specialty VP^ «y O a^r Mpddox for gala parties. |K1CA fw»d p»A M*rl€Pt« Editor RIm Blueberry Jam (Makes About II (ilasaea, C*n and praaerva borriea it . B Fluid Ounces Each) Mftply ------la no------more than two ■ Four cups i)rcparrd fruit, 8 1-2, away from the canning , mgar, 2 i^^cups light corn ■elact only the best and use syrup. 1 box powdered fn|it pec- . • ■iio'ae-e*- tin. To prepare fruit, crush about BEER , uewly - perfe^d g ^ ^ ^ quarU fully cultivated Bike Repairs J .iding methods. Then your iresn i jjiuebernes. Add Juice lemon, N^'here to Gel .Expert Advice on Auto Ills FINGER WAVE SENSATlOH^ irrles will become' Jewels In Jars i Measure sugar and syruplAto dish Id vdur family will have fruit I arid set aside until needed._^Meas- AtBiirsShop Hollywood stars are havins their hair set wtth her. > love dejiscKs w-ith^ dre prepared fruit into a,!i to 6- Why not you? We must a.«k you to bring own beer id ^^rth»vp«r ' quart kettle, filling up last cup pr No eitra charge. sauce right through the year. of oup with water if nec- Ami liP Y(hi Need New ' ' essary. Canned Blackberriee Place over Hottest fire; Aild pow Wheel Gd Over ^ta (IB Qta. Fresh YIHdi 8 Canned) dered fruit pectin, mix well, and continue stirring until mixture Spriioe'St. for It. Thin- Syrup: 1 cup light cbm comes to a hard boll. At once pour yrup. S cups sugar. . in sugar umlNiyrup, stirring con From the youngstefF-Viewpoint, ^ East Center Street Medium Syrup: 2 cups light stantly. (To reduce foaming, l-4_ om ayrup, 4 cups sugar. teaspoon butter ritav be .added.) about the best neWs they, have-' X Heavy Syrup; 2 cups light com Continue stirring, bring to a, full heard is. the fact that bicyclekare up., 6 cups eugar. rolling boil and boll.hard 1 nrunute; no longer rationed and 'they Ca^ Evdit^mlng in Weur- HIGH GRADE blrecUons: Sbtect uniforni- .. Remove from .Arc. skim, .pour go over lo Btit's Tire, Shop, at 185 -jjlsed ripe berries, and drain. qiUekiy." P^arnflln hot janj at once. Ism ad berries in twb^rge shal- Spruce‘'street ■'and order" one of j ing 'Apparel. IlIacklHTry .lam those fins’ Columbia or Elk blcy* enamel pans. Pour sy|;up and (.Makes B Mix-Ounce (-Jlasses) PRINTING I eugar evenly over bcrrielk Stir ores that they have bad in mind Wash, hull ^ndgerush 4 cups of tar such a long time. Lfnijortunate- InfanU to JOB AND COMMERCIAL ntarefully with spoon. Let stand20 blackberries. Place over low heat minutes to draw out Juice. Trnhe- l>Xbe demand .exceeds the supply I‘R 1 N T IN (; I and' cook until soft; If seedless andXbey may have to wait for “>Ve -Invite the Pleasaii^^. Ifer one pan of berries to saue,epan. sjam is desired, put through a fine of Yol^Patfonage” ■ Cook over low heat about 2 min- one,' riv if yoiir boy .or girl w ants Pronlpt' and KlHcient Printing stave to remove se'eds. Mix 1 cup one of these famous, bieyctes, the Itttea. until eugar is just dissolved llghl com syfup and 2 ,cups of pt All HlniU. land berries heated through; stir ''suga^with the fruit pulp. Cook Jaest tiHngXou cah do la to drive fB»refuily;^“ ' rapldlyNitining occaslbnally- to over voty aonn, and ask about xXHE: TOTS AND COM MI I N I’IX-BBESS' I Fill hot jars to within 1-2 inch prevent sticking, until mixture them or telenih^e Mr. Green, the A. E J >4 •'«rs I «f top with berries and Juice; add sheets (when.^a small amount is /fiunriber Is .5450', aHd ask him to put ^EENS SHOPPE Cor. N«/uph‘l. Continue ulnr and with the lessening i«e of [and jar. Process 15 minutes in pooking 3 minutest Tf checking the family car, they have btuiome I Bolljng Water Bath. With a thermometer, copk to 222 mpre in demand tha'n ever; Whole THE CAR YOIKIWN Furn«,M ! Kiid (Same method good; for^ dew* degrees F. Skim until fre ^ f foam. faihllics now seem to/have bicy L tarries, blueberries, huckleberries Pour into hot sterilixed glasses. cles- and every lastahnc'- of them . . . It ta running order, Is • Plumbing Supplies I and boysenberries. For more deli* Seal imlncdiately with thin 'layer really. enjoy the^^Jfours they arc renl.asliet. Wa s m still \inng cate berries use Cold Pack' Meth-i., of hot melted paraffin. \ j* ••j.:— ...... - Next; .Tomatoea*— .;v- _ - riding! Of course, it is a most from jiA p anr*. LM Bs h«d.k hp.althTitroccupstrorr; this ridin^ of belp k em -^ o m "'p id aen t oar tii Of All kin^s hirycles, "And oii top of th taatr atr it is should get their money's . woHh ^ pKain fun! Many of^be younger the boat possliile^^mechanlcsl X from you. So they- haye you re^ t Scarce Items people have bj^'cle parties, tnk oonditlon. B* conslatanl sbool Man^hest^r write a scene, compose a short Has Cure for Ailing Cars mg along a lufich with thehi. ^ sin g It obeokMl and b^rvlced subject or do any of the other ^^Rxpert on Repairing > hera It ^11 pay. "i. ' • X . dirty work." x Hardwn^ Co. His Specialty -If you do haye the ml.sfortrine '•/ ' -. \ \ "But, doesn't a writer lack se ' At George’s Esso Station to have any troirtile witlXyour Peter balM ^ Prop. curity without a contract?” bike,, or havo 'it smashed-'up. don't COOK’S SERVICE ST A. 248 Nortlr Main Street "If hla last picture waa a suc Peter Galasso Has Good Mole'and more people are.beset *' "The location of Mr. Georges despair until you ha)fi taken it .Manchester Green Phone IgiM TeL6266 cess, he doesn't 'fiave to worry. over to Bill's TipX nnd Repair, He will be in demand and can i Stock of Hardware ill with car troubles these days and Shop at ISO Spniw street and hod -V J write his own ticket." - ■- ! North End Store. more and tnore of these Hame peo- , qquJjj ^ nioi*e convejiiently lo- Mr. Grcbn loplLit over. He is a Hollywood—"Only 30 per cent "But supposing his last ^picture ■ ple are^ taking, their cars to cated and there is an ample park- .w-izard at fixing up- smashed bicy SHEET METAL 1 of'\»,272 Screen Writer*' Guild was a flop?" cles arid the chanceB.'arc he will be Johneob Bros. obtained Man-: George's Esso Service Station lo- 1 Ihg yard here for the .convenJ^Ce able to fix up your 'Wke Just as Members Are Employed,” saidN^ "Then his agent is on the.vpan. If it is to . be ouuuneu. * ai , comer of Main and of the customers. You willXlnd He has to hustle up a Job. But cheater Hardware Company, local good as new- for you. T'th e ’boys all WORK . Electrical Contrietora Ftrade paper headline. Very sad. Bis.sell streets. Before car trou- yourself welcome at this service ) tnelr bikes ithe writer doesn’t have ’to worry." ed at 248 North Main street Is sure ble can be remedied the source of station, make it your headquarters depend on him to keep ------— l t 5.38 Main Street thought I.' to have U in stock for you. Peter going as good as new, and he will OF A L YPES Ualasso is really a wizard at find the trouble must be found and that fn ^ now on. w d he .satisfied, do the same for you. TeL 6227.761)6, The atory continued: “The total . Still it didn't seem right that is where Mr, George comes into Esso products really need no We Specialize in \ humber working is -Ziy, with ing hard-IO-get articles for his cus Introduction to the people of Man By the wav. bicycle tiros can-be. 80 many'writers were iinemptoy- tomers ind.you may depend upon the picture. Mr. .George has had bought at' Bill's .Tire and Repair Eave^rouffh and M etro having 113 on. Its pay .roll, '«d. ■ ‘ ■ ■ ■ - many j^ears of experience in auto chester. but for those who have not We Will Glady Give Yha RKO 44, W arners .40, 20th-Fpx 37. it,- he will do his- utm ost to obtain tried them, be sure that they are Phop arid no matter what grade Conductor Repairing "Well, I'll tell you,". said i any scarce article for you. mobile work, in fact he graduated vou finally decide to buy! you are V Estimates. Columbia 36, Universal .35, Para*, Thompson. / ‘You take the cashier from the Automotive Engineering everything that arc ndvcrtl.scd for mount 34' and Repitblic 32." Pity By the way, did you know that them. ■- George's _^Esso Station is sure of getting your money’s Call / \ in the studio commisary. If she Manchester Hardware is the only School in 1907 and has been gain .worta at this Shop. Y'ou can also the poor screen writer, I mused. got her narne in the paper, she ing experienceperience everyevcij- dayuaj since ,1 the original Esso'Station in Man- htive a new pedal pdt on, buy ac n p Rm an b e n t z At MGM I encountered Morton store ot'its kind giving" 8 * H A most Intere.sting side- cheater the products handled here Eleetrie would be called a movie worker. Stamps with cash pu^^ases^ It then. -- ...... cessories here, replaee''‘a chain, ot M2 Edst Center Street Baagea — Befrtgemtnra Thompson, the man who com light op Mr. George is the fact are Esso products exclusively. almost" any other thing th ^ "you posed .the screwball collection, "It'.H the .same with anyone who Is a good idea to save thi-se Sta-tnps Atlas Tires arid Batteries Telephone 8966 ever wrote anything o0th the In- arW gain extra dividends on yiftur that he spent four and a half years may need. The best part of it all is •■Joe'the JWounded Tennis Play in auto racing, I competing at In The tires sold here arc Atlas the fact that ajiy of these, thipgs er." At present he la, adapting for tentloji of selling ,11-to-the movies. money byoy uimuik; turning '^ncm-them i« in for -. -r- tires, an EsSo product and one If bfe craj^ up his car, shoots valuable premiuma. It you are al-^^!annpolis. Shcei^ishead Buy and A1 tn'at you' may b^taere will be the screen a chapter of his • opus *7 '. .. ____k__ x%4Haw rklnf'nfitoona among other pl.accs. that will pfive you excellent .service. priced so very reasonably.,. Irideed -entitled, “My Brother who Talked apmeljbily'or has his house robbed, ready saving them, remember that Atlas Batteries made by the same :the 'piper call him a screen writ yojir favorite hardware store, the Gives F.xriert .Advice any repair \vork Jhrit Mr,. Green BJULX-TIRE with Hofsei.” You; will find Mr.' Geprge always ■company arc" sold-herPTtnd it tntght docs on the bicycles is' "iiilvvayi R. Braithwoite ■v: er. And anyone can become an Manchester Hardware Company, be a wise Idea to check on your and associate membec of the Screen now has thsse valuable stamps. willing to-lorik yoiir car over and priced :a£ a most surprisingly low “W hat about the plight Of -the, If the trouble li? riot tori much of a battery’ right now for in these rata-fot the t^^Ig,of work that is Keys Made, Locks Repaired screen wrlUrlXJ^'lnquired. Wfiters' Guild at a nominal fee. No two w:aya about. U, now is the iJ.ays of short, trips, we arr/lnclltipd REPAIR SHOP TTiat's why the figures xrc 'con- time to get your house in good Job, he will be able to fix It rig h t turned out. . • , - "The ao-cafled pHght of a on the spot for you. However, if itp neglect our all importririf hnt^, Mr. Green will be glad to give Tools Ground.... ' Wm. H. Green, Prop. fiislng." • •- shape with a good, coat of paint tcry. When you are having your 3reair'^a^ter,'l8 Jddeed 'a happy and you can't get belter paint than the work is such .Jhat iL taq\iires a you quotgdions on any Job. Don’t nel" he answered. The answer "Then the, writer's lot i's not 90 Ox-Une Paints. .One reason . for garage Job. Mr,;Griprge will recom car filled with Esso gas, look at forget >ri make this popular repair Lawn Mowers Sharpened Columbia and- Elk Bicycles. was atartUng because movie dismal?'’ . their popularity/ is the fact that mend one or'two places to. which the full line -of accessories carried shop Jtour headquarters for re writers uioally consider them- Thompson, shifted -his expensive thky are manufactured from a pre you mav- take your ear and have here, you will no doubt find Just pairs and any-bicycle parts that Electrical Utilities' ' n . U. 8. hree. '■eives ithe most- mistreated Indi- . cigar In hla , mouth, rubbed his the Job !flxed up . right for you. what you have ly>cn wanting at a you may need. You may be sure war formula calling-for pure,Jin- Re-Conditioned\ Repairs. Seryics. . viduals outside a Japanese pria- bay window and said, "No.” ' seed oil, and therein lies the dif Manchester people \ are certainly price surprisingly Imv. Champion of the utmost satisfaction when on camp. ference from ordinary paints. fortunate in having a man who is Sparkplugs will put extra vim and you trade hfife. Guna Repaired- Accessories. - "But only 30 per cent of them willing to diagnose car troiibles., vigor into yoirr' car and 'taose' are Named on l,eglBlatlve Council These pa'^l® vVllI stand up and re are employed,” I protested, . tain their gloss for a tang time in for this la woHt, that requires a also sold here. '■ \ Cbloredf .lenses in eyeglasses 52 Pearl St. Phone 4200 180 Spruce SL' Phone 5450 "They are the unlucky ones.’ all kinds of Weather; ami here in great deal of experienee. Onee For all minor repair Jobs, re have been used since the middle . he said. "The beat Idea is to flx , Hkrtford, July 14— (/P) —Two the troubte is found, it Is not much member that George’s E.sso s ta o the 16th centpry. Democratic and two Republican New England I'lwt is what we can tion will give you wonderful re It 0o you do nipt have to be under state senators have been appoint expect—any and all types of of a Job usIiaUv tor jiave it fixed Contract. If yoq. are signed to ^ weather. Why not drop over and and bv acting as a diagno.stician, sults. depend 'tinon Mr. George for ed by Senate President Pro-Tern [.good serx’ice. His slogan is a goo106.and it is well to remember it, the Legislative council until 1947. "Quick Cures for Ailing Cars." P lu m b in g an d HDat- They were Democratic Seriate have a full line ol(-all kinds of in convenience. GREENHOUSES Lea^r Leon RisCasat of Hart side and .qiitside ipalriU, enamels, ing Business for Mahy 621 Hartford Road Manebeetee eti;., so you can Just about choose Hardware Company will gladly de- , can\name..,*iSO the sprayers to iise ford:- Republican Seriate I-eader Special Attcotloa Hospifol C, Raymond 0rock of Hamden; 'anything you \^ant and be satis li^ver ymmpur^^^ Don't'forget Manchester Y ears. ' senator Nicholas Spellman (D.) of fled . / is not convenient to.drive over, call Hardware Company for all your Ulven 'To Pboa. Expense Plan Norwich; and- Senator John P. Rlgh^bw, Mf. Galasso has in a tftem. the number Is 6265 and they] niwds—you won t"go wrong.here. - Rely on our egperience and Orders Pei 87U0.. Whitehead'MR.l of Barkjiam»tead. full Urie of! canning Jars and rub- will sec to It that your order iil service for best results. S peeiali.t. ui iro- For Meta 'Women an^ beiV and you people who are rais neral and Wed- ChiMreit ' Malkan Is an ex-offlcio member of carefully filled arid delivered to the council. Senator Malkan also ing a vegetable garden— and few you.. d I o g Arrengo- PAYS W»B: RPriointetl Senator Edward L. people' are not these days—can ob You gardeners will need plenty CAPITOL m enta Sickneas or. accldent/expensea Fenn (R») of_Greenwlch to the tain your canning Jars right now of spraying materials in order to Johnson & Xiftie when confined In any hospital so that you won't be caught short' GRINDING CO. - By Having II Serviced At , 145’MAIN STREET X Cot Mowera. State Finance Advisory commit keep the bugs under control in ACKVIUE anyw iiere ,ln the" C. 8. A. or tee succeeding Former Senator .without enough Jars to preserve your- garden, and ' Maileheste-r 38 Main St. TeL 79.68 -X" ' Phone 5876 Potted Plaata. . ^ \ Canada. 'Room and h«iafd ex-- your vegetables in. By the way, V A l M 3 STATION John Christensen (R.l of Windsor. Hardware Company have in prac 427 Hartford Road Tel. 8886 penses' up to 88.00 per day .for there are Iwo kinds of Jkrtly gt*sses tically any kind of spray that you “When Things Are Dirfl ■rat 80 days’ confinement— available over at the Manchester Our Business Is Good’’ tS.QO per day for next 90 days' Hardware . Company now. Re GIBSON'S * Cattle and Poultry conflnetnrnt.' This plan, may be member how hard they haye been SAWS OF ALL KINDS Prescriptions, Ezperlly . V . changed and designed to lit the Complete Stock of All to get ? Well, Mr. Galasso has in a Are Bringing Top PriMs!. nes & Son SET AND FILED ' Filled — ..Accuracy GARAGE weeds of any lndi''ldiial gronp VITAMINS full supply right now and. If you Manchester B. H..OIbaon? Prop. V\ '"V of' Inatirad workers. No medi- are plarining-on puttthg up Jelly FEED (kt l.owesl Prlres? ' WIN-PmVER Efficiency — Quality! ckl examination. or Jam, better b% sure of getting, ' Spedaliaing in ■'"X Phone, Write or Call Gb AiThur Drug Slore« the glasses now while there ig-an Dry Cleaners FREEZER UNITS BEAR MOON'S FEEDS 815 Slain .St. Tel. 8 ^ , ample supply: The Edw. J. Murphy , \ 9S) Wells Slreet AND ELECTRIC FOR BEST RESULTS! Thol~8wen plan, you’ve got Tor later, oh epn be realized you used to and it’s nol so hard to keep oh buying that ALLEN & Itan't forget that Manchester ’ IdGHTING PLANTS ^v-Wbeel Allgninent. S-OUi Drug Store much more easily—i/ you keep your head npwl \^ ■ War Efond every week dr every, months—is the time to -■V. Telephone 72.64 No. 4 Depot Square flifake afid . H ITCH C0CK g r a v e l y TR A citlR S UarSoretor . . Nowr-is the time to Sock,your mosey away ii^the best ihsure your fuhue plans. A|l Lines of Insurance :rr Sales and Service. Complete Fourttain Serviw LARSEN^S 953 MAIN s t r e e t ^ ^ F Q R ~ Expert Dry tavvice! ' investment in the world, imd at the same time give You rnay .be able to Tulhtl them the hard way later on ' V TEU 6105 —, - BRIGGS AND STRATTON “AIway^|)nThe Square” FEED SERVICE . - ENGINES V, 185 Main SL Phone 5012 SN Depot l*liooe MUtt your country the ^help it s asking for, with W ar Bonds. —ty scraping up the money somehow. And again-—you Sales and Service. Bernard J. Hart, Prop, Diiponf Point Products- Cleaning S^ryice Now—goods ore scarce and prices high. You’ll get a may not' rv good dollar’s worth iT you don’t spend your dollar now „ wife—you’ll do it the easy way—with War QUALITY - BUSINESS CLOSED T. P. Hpllordh W A L L P A P E R Whatever May Be Your Buy Ynur Hardware j —if you hold on to those War Bonds Ull they mature. Bonds hoio to have and to hold! There’s no better way P R I NTINGI . DURING WEEK FUNERAL TIOME ALL r o o f in g rbe printing, and Housewaim Now—when you’re may)>e making more n\oney than to help your country—ohyourselfl ’ " job we do lor OF^ JULY 16-21 4deally located—coavenleot and ' ^PICTURI FRAMING^ y o u will .way from tae body UH>magb- : |« A i ^ s ' -ProbleHx -V. ConichliB. prove—aattw ——— - Needa-at i ■ IPS . Your Loeal Rooter, factory, -,be- OPERATION ’ tare. metlnctlvc Servlea Mo* RADIOS 8 B E \ . ,! 'oaosc It will em Parllittea s. • " .... Can Help Yon With A be priidjDoed under tbe moat JULY 23 JACK ROAN'S modem, efllcteat. oeetliodB. Uet AMBULANCE SERVICE Repaired. Ruberpid Roof oar eatimete. ' ' John S. Wolcott V Hardware Store Dependable Quality — Service 1 DAY AND Nt4JR*r; \ Rea^nably ^ 390 Woodland Street JOHNSON PAINT CO. WILLIAM U. SCHIELUGE i t Son Cor. Main and Middle fpk. 175 Center SL Phone 6060 [Tube* Tested 699 MAl^ STREET TEL- 6854 ^ Phone 7707 , 180 Spmee Street T«L 8890 Yelephtiite 8597 Bonds-to have and to Ldirge Stock ARE Let a SERVING YOUR NEEDS Have Your Furnace N' In All Gpiswold's Parts CHRYSLER, ^ PE SOTO, PLYMOUTH YOUR Free • .4cff0n And Chimney TIRES SPORTS EQUIPMENT r ^ 1 SPENCER step Aroand To Se> Ualt, Service Station SERVICE AND GENUINE PARTS „ WEARING AIR WASHED SUPPORT We have' It, If lt*a to be had. 311 Main street . -t OUT? We can get.lt, U Ife to be got. TELEPHONE 845# trita ^ Lateot Type aqalta EXPERT AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK relieve that mus We can do It. II It can be dona. mentr Bcdoce See hniard. iv>; 8 WE CAN MAKE THEM LAST cular backach. It la oar aim to eenra yea ea etaon 6ae«i and get mnxt- «i . LONGER! and faugufr—fiva wen that yea’ll •%ah for more." taatlag effidcBcy wttb • rl*"- ron new energy.' Specializing In ••Qiilck Cures For Ailing Cara" ‘889-841 MAST P. NASSIFF ARMS CO. ■ MAIN 89 DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE MePABTUAND General Motor GEORGE’S Apartment 84 O SPORTS BUPPUICS , VAN CAMP BROS. Tkandajr URtil 9 P. M. Ernest Roy, Prop. j 995 Miln SI.. Manrhcater. Cona. - i V.; ESSO STATION " (iardm Orlvc Repair Work iSNcwniMSL TW.StiS’' I Satorday At 5;:tb P. M. 241 NO. MAIN STREET . , t TEL. 5I1S Mala Street At BlaaeU Street PHONE 16M TgL MaActaatee »-16f7^‘ ...... MANCHfclrEK EVENiNU llERALI^ lAHCBESim. CONN iTURDAY, JULY U, 1944 PAGE SEVEN MANCMt^H’l hK fc:VKNIN(J,/ilERAT D. MANCHESTEK, EONN. SATUKDAY^ JULY 11, k G E SIX ------z 482353484848535348485323484823485353485348535353534823 Flames I^in Cctliser Pittsbui^ Rides Qnt Typho^ Manchester . 'il .hcToM’ wT'-KQUld f‘ 'llo\v it fOOO FOR 45 up'tvjth the oonsistent 'iu'-AU^ck Connecticut tmments R iver Road War Casualtie ^Evening Herald which id now 'nearing: it* climini,- Bj; Malcolm Mollan , Old^u^iiig Durihg July and August Ye.etcr A PUBLaBHGD et A former edilpi_ of The Herald, now retir|il. writes weeklySTils Set^-News j*i:ecedeiit List of Connecticut Men. Dead, Wounded or jHlsalng, ■MPAt.n PRINTING KX>. INC- historic ..prat,,in the war with Ja 13 BIwell'Streit Y ankee convictions on matters, major or minor, from-his hotnc^ on the N As Released By the War and Navy Departme^ Today. Tw:iD'';::^urg Battle to pan. , The-UiiUed States Third \ Mincliecter. Conn. .. . banks of the-S’ inntrCsipiver., ' These Reports Are Based On Prior Notimatlon To TBOUAS PBROUSt'' neet. ln a sweeping ,right hook By A. H d. Ankb Reporlerir^ (>over- take its prohlem.s. . John P. Frey, Bring., Highland Park OencrsI Mtnicnr ------'’f r ------president of the' "\AFL's Metal Next of Kin and Casualties Noted Here M a/ Previoiialy"'^ WE CLOSE tack,'sailed direrttv lip to thV rounded October*l. l8h. 'Tiades department, said 18 months Fire, Under Control. iVe hope that IteniOi-ratlc State t ’ dan't siippo.se dhere ai*e ao'-ofi 111 Ihe^^ngth " of lh^-t.uu the universe, whether, they ever JjjsT^ b e ^ s e it's so jfnprobable. By 'damea Marlow X . - dicate that our batth08 heard of it -before or not RS - 'liy - b" r the w'fiijK ' Jap population rhay -. .3 iiOU cruisers and destroye^^ stood fare red. V . ' plaiii,TC8 an old shoe, the new sec- 'Some Examples ^Iven partment total cajuart^lists, consisting 13 dead, 434 woundeitand - again be used as a gathering place. elieerad Oat Tew ..tlJ.OO the ^Vftl'fed States. ^ As a nfrtfon go jump Into ^hij^en: of Japan or AT 6 P. M. Pestem 8uAm and APO within sight of the Jap shofK^^d | It was in the hec'tlc lant days of Here are some examples of the Id mlaslng. ,-Tfieae casuaHiea bring the/total reported to hej^t-'m kin [ The fire was discovered shortly .u/e “ are little troubled by doubts into the craters, ofvthe'scores of retiry of labor—Lewis B. Schwel- carried out their bombarding e session at Hartfcrd that one Tenbach—sat down in a tan wind- diversity of government controls and released for publication since December 7. 1941. to JjiiyiS, 1945, I before 3 o'clock by one of the em- UBUBGR OF active volcanoes w^tyh CouldilH. over labor In one way or another: ■__ : associated prbs- without encountering any opposi rf the most charmltig and high> as do .how this or that, situation is breaker Jacket like soldiers wear ^>rl33,835. classified aS'follows: / ' ■ / j ployeeS on the 3 o'clock shift who The^AsiOCleted Prese t» eacWileely pbwrreil- voting, ladies of the Re-^ going to resolve Itself. It will be possibly be kept alive , f ^ any bet The War Labor Board and the tion, either (roih Japanese ship's and humbly set a precedent. Treasury department- have con ' ' ' "■ i/ xprUoner* . I was walking near the mill. .He re- lintitnd to the use of repub.icetlon party .approached us and ter reason than to cook Jkps Or (At least newsmen who have dl/newa dtipetchej credited to or not or sl^nes. • let' fairjUie choice rumor that the this way. Itjw ill be that wa», trolled Wages. Tpe War Manpower Ing of lyar Totals ; ported It at once. At that time the fcerwlse eredited to thts paper end Half of us >rttay. believe it will be perhaps. aJl..of a sudden, it may. covered Washjngton for ^0 y^ra commission Jjks controlled'" Jqb- I the local news pubMsbAd here. B-itween this historic first. and|hasic i¥ft>«n why there would be never remember a member of the United Slate.s Navy*.'.'., l‘0;45l‘ 2,2d»x .^66.729 j - iS * the oije half of us believe jtr^strike the Japs that ft would b'K; clianglng. The Fair Eniployoaent X 1 fiia isxooh "outh of fh®-' building. The iti repetition; there will be . no I no General X 5wmbly division of cabinet doing anything like it be United States Marine Corps, 911 i,8.)8 j house l.s outside of any fire dlatrltt All rtshts of republication o. special . - .w w.a h. h. i jiidgeshlp.s'w-asHfiat Senator Bnen will, be the other. But those who more comfortable for them if- th e^ Practices/Yommittee has tried to-^ Uspatebes herein, are aiao reserred guch gap as there had to be 'be-| Cummings fore,! preveX^ dlacrlmlnatlon against tlnifad States Coast Guard.. 95 0^^^,116/and while men from the mill were . . , f W 0 F W Full eerrlce client, of N. B. A Serrlce afe uncertain are very few indeed, gave up acting like insane m^ Schwill«nb5ch called an off-the- tw-een Doolittle's raid . and the ordered SUtte Chairman wopl^ra seeking war jobs on ^ ttin g out Case Brothers hose a t , recofd press gbnfgrence, sat down sent tn Chief Foy of the present continuoiiB air offensive : .Maher'to obstruct such a dlvi^oh , That means'-'tbatmeans we think not keys and were to try the exj^ri- lUnds of race, eolor or creed, "" Total Casualties .... 68,596 11,457 4 047 133 835 I " " " "'t** Sent tn Chi^f Foy_of the Publishers Represeiiutlres: Jh« ment of behaving'-like humarf be- , Wit'.i tlje newSmeo whose beat is he War and Navy departments, ■ ‘ South MailSiich.’ ster, Fire Depart- ijMlius Mathews Special Agency—New against J a p a n /^ ’e are ready to at all coats. If he succeeded In only quicki.v but.in bold outline. the Labor department, and aaky 1 ment. , I. ill'll missioq, the fair Ipfwtmant . Ings. taking the medicine/ they the Maritime commission and the .Navy Woi I York,-Chicago. Detroit and Boston. them simply: •- War Shipping administration have Chlef, Ritshes to Scene keep it up. , on, .Senator McAlghon walKjn Take the question''that- loomed to Angelica.-'' S'ebaNlan/ Anthon W ows PO W s bureau have,, coming to them an What do yOu think I caj had a hand m wage controls, too, No. 4's.purnp ^aa dispatched, to I wS m bbr au dit or And It seems obViqtHJhat, un-1 obligated to/prov1de M h /so tremendously, six years ago, Pfc., U SM C R ^arent^ Mr. and the-flre and the chief wfo work with the news Hugh J. ^pney. 1 Benedict Court, '1 / Continuing surveillance .of We suppose there wHI be some crats, and Jh' McMahon-Mah^^^,.,,j„.^. that sort of xthing, the contest/^and there's a chance *40 ing had been boarded up since la.st IN men. They're.^*’ ® ' coMsini HI)R*S Greenwyh. spring and this kept the fire in-j who see' in the go' lefnment's ban.>'‘R«''i*“‘ ‘'yV that she .may. But with this coun ifn d reports of progress on the fbetterat thi- handsX S r^ G en Z a i^ years ahead will praise him, or j Mod«l A.}-A Main Street De Mar. Edmund Harold, "P. side. It spread through the entire Wind whips up Pacific .waters around the Ar try still fulK.^ Red haters, and ; Sgt., USMC. Parents. Mr. and Mrs. rican heavy'criil.ser Pltt.sbiirgh. after she lost her SURE INSURANCE? [North Knd swimming pool. It first on Pullm^nr^ravel, and now Assembly than they mrr. cient and DishonoYabie Fraternity- windbreaker, wearing horn-rim one occasion when. the fire broke Borge Vl’Addell’s flr*t responslbil and^del^rate effprt bn the part Then we said that It w iv a h - we would;_ how the hell were we med glasses the 50-yeaNdd secre riquea, Donald Ronald. Pfc., Riird to think of a good la>tXr of ^ulttjpfllionaires scared silly at ', out on the east side of the building [ity, after the pool— project had_|iof- WAahlngtoff- authorities to^kill going to keep oiit.^ ...... ^ tary asked the queaUom* I^M C. Parents. Mr. and Mrs. It burned several trees located like IMalie* rooting htmsejf^i every Appearance of the. shadow of j Frgnkly he wasvtrying^ t6 x P ^ rank Eriques, 8 Somer street, 8iib Blame through aU the loose controversy ican public. . Fairfield 'County pnicflre and heNsaa right that we didn't even !,■ iallsm, and. shouting panicky | - Graham.-Ralph David, Jr., {JpUi- flee ^Breaks. Thraiigh Roof----- to find out what-vhatT they iHfoughtithbught MALEHELF 'The second floor o f the'building Actually; If' the fealltles of irAlpalng off to Umhington. at each bther-^wWch ls[-w»rnlnK». doiiht we shall m an-y USMCR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. To Totlav Set to (io abwt could be done to improve the de- k l- was used as a hall ■ and only .rCi; the project as It stood, decide America's present transportation \VF~evPii'^ 'iPMtlnned' thec;ro- the sureKPoii*ibl* *vidwe;'‘Shy •'>*“ I partmant which I,abor Secretary Ralph D. Graham, 1786;R. Matn ANNOUNCEMENT- - street, Bridgeport. cently a new dance floor had’ been! mor to Maher himself, citing H I ance from helping us out and win i Frances Perkins before him had laid. The fire, as It continued to' Relief Sliip Continued From Page One) / To Riii$8ia iwhat had beeu accomplished well, problem are to be faced, the gov as an example of the lurid kind time, of ruine confi.ctence in 1 The War departtnent anndi^nces We wi.sh to announce to our many friends gnd pa- have to-finish the , job-alone,, or at headed many years under PresI-- WANTED eat its-way into the third floor, [and whht htbre needed to be done. ernment's crime' is hot ,A klll-joyJoy> of story making the corridor .one's belief •for the United States’ JM ■ whole .ylnie facilities, largely communi irons, that we have sold our Electrical Contracting busi least with what h^p we' get' f|;oin dent Roosex’elt. broke through the rpof several' ' (Continued From Page One) ..(Coptinned From Page One) As might have been suspected crime, but a crime of still top rounds, and he seemed glad to ixul^KTawn 'the xifawers were not very pro 800 casualties for July 13, 1045, times. cations and transportation. ness to John P. Bonino, 33 Eldridge Street, Manchesiet,'^ have ils disliellevliig It. X .l * '' the British; which may , be , soibe ■ For classified as follows: 228 killed, 1-Sy from ^the beginning, en unbiased much tolerance tor pleasure' as found. One newsman thought this Before it was extinguished the hopes that the Japanese goverr Italian Setup l.'nclianged as>'"mu»t legislation to follow Conn. Phone Manchester 2-0327r., But the report now, is that, .pc.spiie all this, howgver, there but won't be anything, torrentjal. ' might be done, another thought 325 wounded. 50 missing and 1 aurveyjfff the proposition Revealed usual. EssentiatWar w i^ prisoner of war. , ubper part and sidewalls' w e r e ; menfwill be willing to accept fi/--^ But in Italys the oldest of Allied XCtidn oh the Bretton Woods ; Mr. Bonino worked for us for a long time before he ...... >' ■ Maher may11*0^' be o»e*isiateil for the Uiiitr-t i* one vastly important tximc on something else. There didn’t seem badly burned and the lower jiart; ther shipments of relief supplies commands In. the European war. j agreements ^*’® N’®' yia t most of the so-called Imper. For the duration oT. the period ^ e,j states di.strict attorney I'm guessing. X - to be any general agreement on Also annoimced for the whole wa.s called to serve in 4he Armed Forces of our country. which most Americans seemH^ be United States Is s total ,of. 196 Meet Joan > Leslie, ‘‘Official suffered damage from smoke and j for distribution to A'llled nationals i AFHQ. remained in effect. Pre.selrit tlohs'charter. ' fedUona of the pool had either of ahlftlng oi(f' war -effort from And although this, would Outside Faclore reorganization or poHcV- Sweetheart" of American ex- water. - - j He has now returned and is fiilly capable to care for any I transport him to " ‘it'Uesltaj.it to express their usu Army personnel freed from Ger- detained by the Japane.se/ the | indlcatlona were that it would aur-1 Prnnanent Agency-.Vow ■never existed, or been corrected Washington. Perhaps -SchwcUenbash wquld prisoners of war, now in Eng It took nearly two hours to r electrical work ^ou may Jiaye. and we are. sure. he will Europe to the - Pa.cifi5.^a period And It isn't only that'the Japa-- nikn .'prison cam{)S. ] State depairtment said. , Vive In; some form "Or another for The House-paased bill eatab'lishea i would be a job which dhme from ready and definite opinions. That «>ss)y aoiinstMl have received the same variety o f ' ROGERS land. Joan was given the sweet- bring the fire binder control. Its! continue to give the same satisfactory service yon have before certain people became eX- I which must still last many months : v\'ashington; and which came ,npjec-t is. H<)w long 'is it going to themselves are an unpredlct- j answers if he had asked the same j Army Dead— PaNfle Regions ^ | Sunk on Return Trip ■ nrany,months, probably as long as'the bank as Tnrlndependentrper^ tor M>4J in heart tag after a special Showing cause w as. undetermined. I there are any siibstantral number, ,„nnent government agency. It expected and received from us. cited about them, or were easy to i — f*cte of American railroad from Senator McMah'm. i', . fcompictely dispose of thc^ ahleXc*^®*' thia war. There are'j ot t944 prodvition M| question of any group which, al Czapla, Stanley J.. T5, son of i The Awa Maru Was sent to the 4/; $. ftitimot^ by Mrs. Christine Czapla, 53 (Tharter ' of, her new film, "Rhapsody in In the lower part of the build-1 bottom on a return tri,f> to Japan of American and British troops In „.as created in 1934 by executive We want to thank each, and all for youi' confldenct correct now. I life are these, that every ounce of It la difficult to think that t h e / ' " ' * " cenipwevv ^ other ''Xipredlctables too. H ow ' though familiar with the Labor j CORPORATION ing dishes owned by the Highlamjl for' Japs? ' - , ./ roou A^HyHyroj. fc#> I department, had not made a de- ^ Oak Ave.,-Hartford. ! Blue;’* at Boumesmouth fpr after delivering a cargo of food Italy order as an ffistltution to make and continued faith in us and our work. Your continued Ae a matter of fSet. the further j power on everything that job Would come as a reward about theNcorbans? For a long,' nemi< Manufacturers of hundreds of 'Yanks recovering Park ’ Community Club w ere' SHAEF officiatlv came into ex- anything actually accomplished by | gi^ months, a yelrr- . *'8bteen by Wbr 9mod. tailed study of it. Mack, Henry C.. S-Sgt.. son of , medicine and othef/aupplrcs at short-term loans for financing ex- patronage over many years has been highly appreciated atepe found necessary were hut j^rbiion •Mcialt.J from their ordeals' of captivity. stored as were many blankets left i.stence on Feb^ liS; 1944. Its orig can roll on rails will be needed for^ the Democratic leadership Two, three,\ flve, ten ' long Time U ^\have put up with j He seemed vejy eager to do Plastica Fay Mack. 55 Mack St., Windsor. | ‘V*'j Hong Kong, Singapore and othei' por'ls and imports. It has operated I l IV there for an emergency by *■"* I porta for use of AUled war pflaon- inal desi^atioh was COSSACK— and We trust .vour relations with our succesmr will be two In number. ' military purposes and for th e, the General Assembly session; hut | „ --v 'Japanese^ntrol>APPWe"t'y whatever could be desne to get the . Warring, Oliver E-. Pfc.; broth-' Red Crpsa' | at a profit. BiixcisTtuma) ar of Roger Thoinaa Warring, '550 ers and clvlllana./ Chief of I^t§(ff ,,. Supreme Allied most happy. Mr. Bonino assumes no responsibility for One waa to make, the temp9- maintenance of the absolute ne- it might be cdn.stnied as payment years., ■ | i the/^est of a load Job. The Labor department’s story across Milt and Oakland ■ After .the fire the blankets were ; Before passage, the House slap to the public, to keep the public Orchard St., New Haven. of Mrs. Katherine McGUlan. 24 The United Spates had deposited Command, its; first headquarters ped down 93 to 9 an amendment by accounts receivable nr payable''of G. A. Chappell & Son, rary dam which had been put Ib'Cceasltles of American home front for the general headache of being Ask the American who not only | ^ P a rte d w ork in gX ” Korea removesj. They had not been Uamr' . were a few buildings In a residen informed on what was happening Streets Washburn, Robert P., Pfc., son Davenport Ave., Greenwich. Nakhoodka, Riks- Representative Dirksen iR-IllI th Inc. ' to funnel the brook water Into the expert who. has auryeyed and what could be expected. o f Mrs. Grace T. Washburn, 628 Army Liberated Prisoners ror a tial section of I-Kindon. Mr. M.h.r, by , y.lA.ok in , th, l,,< V"U"y N prohibit loans to countries not We expect soon to open a wholesale distribution cen>. conduit leading to the pool a problem has felled to conclude accepting this job, can make our i o f the .big baaeb g _ en there wasn^t anybody\or -X. IJstens to Suggestions. Savin Ave„ West Haven. Matties, Charles R. J., CpU-son Japane.se ship to dellvei-/ them On . Oct. 1. SHAEF forward "faithfully, .observing" -provisions dain All hiring done in ac of Mrs. Mary Matties, 45 Center evening to the mill and will oe ter at 282 No. Main St., Tor electrical supplies and affili - Bomewhat more permanent In is going to be the greatest face red, and we. are* pow partial- reajSy .dbcketed but can tell you He listened to the suggestions, ‘ '.\im y Dead— European Regions from there/' wMth an American : moved to Julloiivllle near Grali- of the Atlantic charter. . '* anything to atop them. KorT wenty y ^ r s and feweT.who atUI didn’t argue, made mental notes cordance .with Area Welch. Jamies^ J., _ PfCx.-_aQn_of-iatreet,.-HarlXord.------dried o u t . ______; - ctmtlHctr^ or j ville in Norma,ndy. Later Elsen- ated lines. .Further announcement pertaining to the ly apologizing In advance to o u t /h e victor in the autumn's Worid Over. Sixty Yearn Old , t guarantee/of- safe I .character. This was done In a- Qy,. railroads, and looked to them to be a fine Jump llisabout them and seek' to pro- and kept hla own ideas to himself. :...StalitUiation Elan-^- JohirWelchT 55 Harvard St.. "Wa-]' Warren, Harold W.. Pfc., son of pledge aghlnst attack. Although I bower moved hi ' tion now under way may be an Army Missing— Pacific Regions [avenue, Bridgeport. Tonica Springs 'Corporation and and a^ fh er c|Ygo returning the furt. [ready for service;' ' The second step was to secure successfully passed. , will have small Importance in Mr. [day and date for th ^ c k ChinaT which for several cen was builf over 60 years ago when In suchscase we could almost nounced In August. McGlllan, Bernard-JSr Cpl., son safe mihdiict still applied. aid from the North End water If, beyond such absolute neces Maher’s final decision."To the con--der of Nippon-r-but he s w r more turies has been their major objec the water was bottled and sold in G. A. CHAPPELL & SON, INC. trary, we suspect that, -Jf there is ugeiy to evade the issue/6r/or maybeI expect to hltve the -Japa licked by" 'There has been a giieat deal of / flose to .Apology supply for the original .filling of sities, there is any top priority on tive; lota of fertile land to grab criticism of the government be all parts o f the country. About Griswold A. Chappelk Pres, . ______, anything to the rumor at . all. ih* I frankly that he can't even Chrisfmaa—atmNmore of our lads Two Prisouers .50 years ago' soda water waa also The Stale department action, the pool, so that, the eoaking up so-called luxury and pleasure use fin.al solifUon. depends upon wheth-1 ■. - / . and lots of the most productive cause of the many govehnment brihglng the United States gov coming home allvi 'Riont'tftiui made in toe house, bqt for toe last “of our rallwaye,'''tt “8HSuTd~f6“ tii er“ br not "tile proposed repeal o f • gu «e»------, labor to enslave. Well, anyhow, •'40 years no commercial use' waa ernment close to an apology- to— ''\ M . M. one way or another deal with la Put to t)eath le 'Japanese 'government, w a s' can maintain any level of Its own the; Natch A ct takes place down] ver>’ few of ven the most the Koreans who are an easy go ’ v e u n d e d made of the water. our service men, not to civilian Nia'ntic -River Road, bor problems. /disclosed with release of an ex-1 ..fuuld be.ipeeded . up. This step i^Seem to feel at all The water bottled from the WE HAVE A LARGE, DISPLAY ^ /'• ing.' amiable. latT didn't, find'out In Watetford, conn. Long ago in thl» war otgai^ed certain of arv^hlng connected with labor has complMn^s f'Phefe’a na" r iGantlmwfl iFroin Psgs One) . spring was claimed to have cu r^ i hnndteii- throuFir/ OF forecast ae it kely to horses, and not to those w h o usS' clans everywhere so that it may time that the Japs-had long pkrt^ I87A Uve qualities for Vdyspepsia, in i^ ' f LAon Thorp central agerity to which labor can necessary by MJr. the/silroads to get to race tracks again be possible- to take federal the Japape^e war beyond the vital ted to take them over, and when by the Britinh Eighth Army, he gestion, diabetes. Bright's d l s ^ e ,: the Swiss . B y Experts duriag hla period of supervision or ball parks., payroll money and still continue fact that we shall, of course, they did dfacOver that they had Hold Service^' was a patforn- cutter before en malaria, rheumatism. S l e \n I t in politics. FINISHED ^of construction of the pool. And. In fact, any emy/'isith half a, win through to Complete and final been tricked, and taken over they tering the German Arm^. Latest Mdderii Equipniciit is process is, at this writing, Mr. Msher, In any ease, . Gauss, 32. when aske^ for a ders’-accdYding to- \ -The American heart would piasslfy the service might be doing the Democratic victory SOpie time. lATilCh in It- were good and eareful not to stick Outdoors Sunday S’OR SALE now taking place, thanka to the sdlf is proof enough that the Japs WATKINS statement before he waa hXnged at “ O iir Priees ,\re Not Hij»h man's cla|jn'''on • accommodation's ;pnrty a favor. Rosslblj; It Is the their necks out. Insteaid they 12:40 a. m., replied: tar Town Directory of 18^8. already officially expressed ” it.s MONUMENTS generosity and the public coopera lark of other poteiitlalltlee are a most peculiar people and brothers.j n c . POLICE as one of the, absolute necessities | ^ "Valted. They have waited now *- • Following the custom of several lANGE '"i.ean, say no more than that a deep regret” but officials conceded Expert Body and Fender Work and tion of mTi Foulds, head which makes him seem so goo^ are ifightlng a most peculiar war. JusrT about half a century for the inyofved In our v, transportation but''Bob Butler, always one ,bf years, evening aervicds wlll be held great injustice la being done.- I that they Were inaklng every rea of the N orthed water company, sonable effort to make amends for ■problem. ' * the eleanest- and',^moSt dpCent There simply 1» no way, of figur Japs tb^i^erplay their hand—and. out o f doors ori the West lawn of BUH^DING^OTS 4343 committed no. mufder. I have- Warranty Prices' South Methodist church beginning FUNERAL nothing "more to say.”- who baa, as Mr. thorp believed he 'Let's give the railnaad priorities and lntel|llgent men hi tlid par ing on them! being abodt ten times as Intelll-. I the mishap. this Sunday evening and continu GMiaa Also PhlS''aJfd Shaken r Three Specific Step* Taken MARKERS -would, -yolunteered .to supply the to" those w h o d^Serve them most. ty, ran take our accolade as the Case In Point gent and wise as the monkey men ing throughout the remaining Sun AT THE SERVICE To Be Reisnslered 1. The Japanese were informed Solimene & watdr necessary to briiig' th v pool best candidate In sight for jPIRE Gauas, pale and obvi of the circumstances under whi-ch 634 Center Street A long time ago I lived for a from acf®»s the Japan Sea, they days of July. Rev. W, Ralph Ward, ously ahaiten. He was dreaeed Telephone 5105 FOR YOUR SELECTION- either governor or senator. Jr„ will preach the sermon from 8 m the ship was sunk—how. it was ltd a cmdltlpn for operation. while dm a very competenUy rnsn- may. be fully ready' for what , .la almilsiPly, but waa hatleaa. the Ellis Memorial Pulpit, and Hartford; July 14—Dealers who torpedoiA by instruments during ^ the reeulte of Mr. Waddell's'' ^ u z z The Old Home Town” aged'VoOming house in New Ha-' fairly aure 'j^to .happen. The Ko OrmandJ.West NORTH ' .Gauae had written the Swiss-le OPEN DAILY including SUNDAYS special ■'imialc , for the aervlce Is, William Kanehl plan to sell used cars, trucks and a fog and not even seen by the StewAs^hip oysr the project several times in ihe past few ven. One of the roomera waa a reans are bigger than the Japs, being arranged by George G. Aih- Dtrertor gation in Washington, acting as motorcycles at waiYranted prices | Submarine commander. Neverthe ReUiriietl Soldier General Coiitmetor 5432 intermediary to the German gov have, irttjdn a Jew houjrs, had days virlpus sections of Manches Japaneae who had I don’t know have be^tter shaped- heads and a ton. Chairs will ^ provided for all after Augiist 1 should register with leas, the note said that since the Who attend, and persons are weN ernment, stressing the.'fact that ship had been expected in the vi Ahree resuila,, First, it has' been how miiny diplomas and degrees generoua 'aijpply of the aenM of 519 Center SL TeL 7775 the-State OPA before that dkt?, OU^x^tEMORULS ARE BUILT WITH ter have 1 ^ direct proof oit the Is Given PartV come to drive their cars to-the ser SOUTH he was ready to assume, in Ger cinity at thalb time he should have found that theW'‘*‘" “T -Conetruc- iWi agency said today. ' ' ■ goad news- that- one of their soni from colleges and .unlyersltles all humor.- T h 'e^ ^ e an older people, vice and may pkrticl^te In the many, responsibility for ths mur '' Registration applications, mall-'; Identified It before attacking. But The Army and Navy Clu|i, EVERL.4STING-PRIDE tjon o f the was basically der which he stated waa committed is back from . fljdnf duty in the over the world and wsis doing too, by about eight centuries, I service while sealed In them. . 4321 ed to all liatbd dealer* by OPA, ball the Japaneae "charge that the atr 'sound, which meahs^ that any A happy reunion took place on 'The service Will begin at 7:30 by Straub In hia'presence. He' for a report on toe repair and tack was willful and . deliberate” European war and '^rrently sta aome sort of post-graduate work think they might get,a lot of fun argued, however, that he was . in apologies to end the public contro Thursday evening when Pfc. Rus o'clock. Mr. Ward .will preach on service facilities of the applicant. waa vigorously denied. Incorporated tioned at some nearby'\alr field. at. "yale'.' He was one of the moat out of "yesslng” the NJps along "Essentials for the Steep-Ascent.” British- nocent of any wrong doing as far 2. The government is taking- versy should be ' to, -rathX^^than sell Allen arrived- at the home of Any dealer who did not receive an The evidence of such a aahKhome his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alva mtaerably unhappy creaturea I till they got them x^whcrfcx they AMBULANCE as. American authorities were con application form may get one by “disciplinary action” with respect Manchester MemonaLGo. cerned.- frepi, Mr. Thorp. Second. thV^ne coming from the hazards of'^lu- Allen, of 140,1-2 Charter Oak ever encountewd, solely because wanted them and then knocking 'The Sign of a writing toe State OPA, 55 Allyit tp.the aubmarine commander.'The '■ Harrison Street — Manchester - American Club (BUR^E) In a written statement concern Japanese were so informed. The H detail of construction not yet'sat ■ropesh skies usually takes th^ street, and met hla brother, Pfc. he could not get~ warm. It waa them off 'like rows of ten pins; ASHES and RUBBISH ! ■ fi ' Worthy Service street. Hartford. 4. (Connecticut. ’ Opposite East Cemetery Telephone 5207 or 7787 isfactorily finished has now. been Alva Allen whom he had not seen ing the-letter. Army officials said; To obtain an authorization to commander w** not named nor f^l^ of « Aying visit to the old in threfc years. Pfc. Alva_ Allen. winter time but the houae was Hold "Mastere'' In and that that the United States had lo.et arrangements for continuing sup- i Its chance. i^nallv concludes with a resound- passing Jhe Nipponese's,open door ClAxsifird AdyertisementB 4 3 $ M'arranted prices, higher than - ^ .. 21 Giinles Tiu’lii(.lin)i[ Sweepstakes 7 ■■’c landing, waa hospitalized; and -ihey knew it aa well as" anybod.v* sight of the, fundamental princi "as is” ceilings, OPA explained, plies -to Allied men and .women ' When it is; s.iRn,^-Uie-,pool followed b/ a In- and said;_“ l wish you'd come in Count six .averate iw-TdJi t.o •. line. held in Japanese custody are now went from there; through France. —held their so-called rulers ffi CLbSED ORANGE HALL •DbreirUtlpnB ple that one man 1s not at liberty may-be charged when the dealer stands up after its original fllling. .,he, gieat Belgluni and after much hazardous here and look^ar.this man's bed. Initial*, number* *ni) - to murder another.” ' being sought through the neutral Sst contempt and outsmarted them During the Month of July each count aa a word and compound puts the car jn good operating -.Admission .$1.00 fighting arrived in Germany. He word* Sa two words Ulnlmun coat condition .and guarantees It for 30 offices of toe Swiss. They probably wheh Ute need <>« fWings it is a lighter Seven blankets over him and a Due 'To Shortage- of Materlhls! HOSPITfL^ will be alijillar to those which pre regni'ar supply dt' water 4s deter \v>ara the purple heart-in addltioiT jjpntlpually, I* prie* ot tbra* llnaa. days or .1,000 miles, whichever plane,. Or again a four-motored to fiv* battle" stars. - ' couple under, him. and he wants IG PRIZES! Lin* rata* par day for . tranatant ceded the slnking'of the Awa Maru mined, and that, water, if heces-' So I Imagine “ that when the _£UTE STUDIO Wa^ell Sees turns up sooner. bomber. But the bigger-the ship, ", Pfc. RusseirAllen entered thp more! And he has just-gone ftut tds. 'The regulation requiring deal apd part of the effort evidently time comes for the Japs to flee 985 MAIN BTRElrr Btaetlvs Barak II. IKI 5131 ' has been to assure Jspsnese that aary, arranged for "from Mr. the more light-hearted and care- service In February of 1943- and is after having taken his third hot Caab Charga ers to apply for authorization tq a Prioritv Messenger with the such a thing would not occur Foulds, ,a d'ecision can be made * » bath today. 'That's his idea of Ta their own islands to carry on the Conaacutirs Day* .....I I etal • ct* Faifiire His sell at these prices is designed to fTee the Manchester pilot seeBW Signal Corps of the 7th Army. He Admiliien 25c ConaacutiT* Day* ...... I • ct*|l. ct* again. ____ to the opening of the pcKil for pub- I fight; on .the mainland, which Day ...... Ill ctallS ct* WATER DEPT. protect toe buyer from "certain to be,.. , * left for overseas in' July of_ 1943 good way to keep warm—take a unscrupulous dealers who gambled When You Buy lie use. 1 ' ' 1 everyone now exp'ects, they will All order* tor Irregular inarrtmnr (Continued Froni'J^tcff One) The initial use of incendiaries This business o f "buzzing- the and saw action in Africa. France, hot bath, get his pores wide open, III b# charged at fh* on* time rate. on the guarantee wiltiout making If that happens, as we think i t ! Belgium and Germany. He wears get a good deal of no help at all A. 3077 by aircraft occiirred during the and then go out In the cold. Then REAL ESTATE Special -at** fot -tloas term eeery if these selections had been ac repairs to a us’ed cas,3 the agency old[home town" is, as we say, Bne four battle stars in addition to the" Also there ■A" day - adeartialng glean upon reuueaL* said. ' German ^ppellii raid on London , la going to happen, there will still back in an hour oi ao for another 1 from the Korean fplk (After 5 P. M.) ' ’ cepted here they would have -been In 1915, when ofle airship dropped [ SCREENS way of ijjetting the good "news arrowhead indicating participa WANTED r o BUT — Blagla, Ada ordered eaneellad befoie th* be thme who- will get""snme per hot bath. - I declare I don’t know [are plenty of Manchurians who srd 01 Sth day w«l be charged only | acceptable to Hla Majesty's g o v /, 90 fire bombs. that a'Manchester flier is back, tion Id the Normandy invasion ind 2-Pamlly Hoasea — lArge a«d If You Want To for tb* actual number of time the | verse pleasure out of finding the Ctimpanv Citation badge. He him. Other I hate the Japs' Insides and that ernment.” ^ Sweet Young 'Thing—1' auppoSe Buy Fuel Savings Too safe and sound, impressive Un his what to do abou.t Hmall Farms - la Slaafiteatet *d appeered charging at the rat* 7868 fault. It is seemingly always that landed Iri 'fhe Boston Post aboard guests vi ant hot witer once in .a; country could easily produce a Bolton, VemoB -and So. Wind earned but no allowance ot return* | Useless to Continue you’re the kind of a girl that swims t mastery of sn element , still way. But the kids who use it will the S.a. Daniel Huger on July 3rd. sor. All transactions (IJABH) Buy Or M l - can b* mad* on ala- time adi atopped ^ When he presented this solution in a dnc-piece bathing,4uit? While in Munich he view-ed the whilq. and I've told him po; but it 1 brand o5 guerrilla warfare that *n*f th* fifth day. . Mary Lou—Heavena, no! They think it Is arwcll. strange to usl-. would make things most uncom No "Ml forbid*"; diapisy Jine. not MANCHESTER to Jinnah, Wavell said, "he told Riisco w’yCombinatioii horror campa and saw many fam makea no difference.” ">x^ What hara jrooT o A Wfltn •» m'e it was h^t acceptable to the .wouldn’t allow me to get away WANTED — 2 or 3-Rooiii But, on the other hand, one can fortable for its detested conquer ♦olA I with* anytjiiug like. that. 4 - ous U'ar criminals, including Goer- That Jap waa xin his early for- Phone — 5fanch««tnr «M8 ar Tb* Hamid trill not b* reaponaibl* t Moalem league, and he waa ao de Housekeeping Apartment. not help knowing that, some day, ing. A t one time he was only 60 ors. once the latter became in- I-IKH (Any Ttmel. lor mom than onarincorrect Inaer- . WATER CO. cided I felt it' would be useless to Sweet "Yciung Thing—Then you ties. I’ve forgotten hia name but REAL ton of any adeartlaamant jrdared tor Near^main bus line. Call W in d o w s , Another Historic First - the ending is not goihg to be hap miles away from his -brother's \*olved in. conflict with outsiders continue discussions.’ ’ Bwim In an ultra-conservative camp but could not ge.t'-to. see h'm. he had more doctorates than yOu; mom tbsD eno timo. bathing auit? py. There is going „jto be oni HOWARD R. HASTINGS Tb* Inadeartant omtaaton of incor 8319 "The conferencs has therefore 3362.' Save Up to 30^c Fuel Three years ago. General Dqo- July 9th was his 21st birthday could shake a sUck at and eW ry-i o" Manchurian jmll. Marj’ Lou—No, at a nudist eol- which Real Estate and laaaraaea rect pubileatioilr-.el *4*Srii*tng will b* failed,” he said. which was celebrated by his im on>. EXPERTLY INSTALLED lltUe and hla daring' rpiders took '■ " . body in toe house called him i But how much even these mat 101 Phelpa Road. Oer. Oraas BA ESTATE reetiflad only by osboaflation ol tb* Jinnah has conststenUy main- tremendou. chances -Just to giv. I mediate family, who were mord tharga mad* tor tbo aaretce mndamd- After 5 P. M. tlTTB THE EXCXDSrVE STEEL SEAL ^ than pleased -that both boys might i ';i>octor." Re was as nosey and. ters wouW shorten toe war it la All admrtiaemanta muai conform tain«d 'that 'none should speak for ■TMMKB IPaCIALt Impossible to guess. One thing At in atyle. copy and - typograpOy with India’s Moalem population ' except the Japanese people toe grat j ^ Z t h e deitK^^'of ^th^ *Jl|tTriUnff ^ °"®® fact-hungry aa svsry other Jap 1 Agulatlons enforoao by tb* pubMalr- 5022 or 3668 1. No Draft! No Rain Veatilattoal glblc evidence that this war could I deaths f to * | boys decline , to comment on their we know, and that la. that ' the the Moalem league. Check Bring Thl* AAvL ever knew—and as secretive about am and tbay reaerr* tb* right to The All-India Congress party, t. Change Screen to Storm Saab In Mia- With $ 1 5 9 fw ^ 'aome home - to them, It was a ! *®®’ that of Manchester peo- various experiences. "T oo horrible Japs will have a lot more, room to Fair Prices edit. m»ie* oi reject any copy con EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S ate From INSIDE Your Hamel . I pie too.' . ; to mentiop" is their only comment. i his own and his country's affairs. sidered objectionable. GAS CO* on toe other hand, numbers Mos Thene LARGE Sxlt-INOM one-shot venture, not to be re Upon completion of his .30-day with all his education be carry on a tong drawn out con CLU8ING noURS—4Paaalfied ad* (o lems among its members and pro R(ia.Ht Beef E No Bnlky .Windows to Store In Oellart ART n U N T peated. It was undertaken, not: "'® *“ PP*»® ‘ h* ‘* ! KNOFLA oe publlehed aamc day rouet be m- posed to name certain of ita mem No Fn*s_— No LatMers'— Little Timet AdAttoMl Owig* fe e furlough Pfc. Russell Allen reports didn’t know any better than to flict. once they take refuge on Can' ceired by 12 o'cHnrk noon-. Saturday* for the material damage it couldU °»"8 on idl over the country,.; to Camp Devens for reaasignnient. 5075 ber Moalems to posts on Wavell’s Broilers Veal Cutlel.s Features ^ A Pays for Itaell In Fnel Saved! Extra Fmann ifMI. boil himself and smother himself Asian continental soil. If ij'c lOiSfi. do. but for . the morale value it i " ^‘>® “ ™® «"®>‘ »‘"®®» : Provisional council. And Other Fine Foods! ■0-. No Down Paymant—34 Month* To PagI FlgMnn »e Bp—tnl ■ have to kill them all off pracUcal- Telephone Your Wsnt Adx America. 1 “ heroes of the War ; under blankets In order. to stop BROTHERS oouJd h a v ^ a t ' home in Tall Hit or .Tall Tale? ly alone it may take a terribly Wm. F. Johnson Ada am aocaptao oeai the lala- HECTRIC CO. Let D* Show Ton a Raaee S-Way Oeebbteatton Wladowl-r OMThnl show the old home town ‘ what shivering with cold. He Just didn’t General Contractor pbonc at tb* CUAitUB HATS r**u LOADS OF FUN — DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! where we were thirsty for some long- time. Manchuria, Korea and FreahnieB td the fa re F. H. A. FINANCED — S4 MONTHS TO PAY. they can do. Shall-we say we are make toe least bit of sense. And ebo^ ta a cooeaniene* to edeeitleer*. evidence that we could, hit back at Cincinnati — The Reds were Bailder — Real Estate but tb* CA6B RATB8 wtil b* accept 5181 Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer duly iropressied—and still un- talking about “ tall fly bails" in that's the way with Japs. Nothing Northern "China cover a lot of ter V Jobbing and ed ae r u u . PATUmn U paid at tb* Bloomington, Ind.— . Freshmen ABN0U> the Japa—and in Japan, ahere bualnaaa oenpr oa o. bafem tb* aeeantb again dom inate the Indiana Uni easy? the Crosley Field dugout recently they do makes sense. But it's al ritory. General Repairing Johaaos-Boftt Homes •11 NnHhl the Japa then thought they were and Hod Usenbee came up with day following tbo first tnsarttoi. ^ Eveninq Herald versity athletic scene for the 1944- BARTLETT-BRAINARD CO. ways-something no sane person Anybdw 1 wish we had h'ad few -V. aaeb ad otherwte* tbc CUARUK RATB. Reymandev's Restaurant .wlaalng their a'ar thousands of the No. 1 tale. - He Inslste Babe b r o a d STREET .45 fports year, flrst-year^.athletes ins WOODRINF. STREET H.XRTFORD (S) would have 'expected.: * er people In thi* cmmtry wjio had Gall 4386 will be enllerted fjo reaponelbiMty to* 35-37 OAK STREET TEI.EI*HONE 3922 TELEPHONE 3-1359 miles home. ; The raid was ; New fan research has permitted' Ruth once'hit a ball so high that TELEPHONE 7426 .-rnire in telephoned ad* will b* a»- , } 5121 Outnumberln'g all other classes the number of types used on.L'. he had to duck the ball when Slay H op .-toy Wa.v made a sort of religion of danm- Before 6 P. M. eumed and tbalr aeeuraoy cannot be jeoipbined by a two-to-ons ratio. x ip histone first, and -many battleships to be reduced from came down with-Ruth standing-on during the last] gnarsntsafii V, HK!\A1,!\ MA^’CHKS rKU^L'<)I^N ^^SA FLKI)A\, JUIA 1945 MAN( Q HERAX.D, la A N C itl^ T ^ OONN;; ,^SATURDAY, JULY 14,1945 PAGE EIGHT / T»T Charter Approved Church School TliirciJFleet 1t*$ in the Works WT'IO—lOiiO 1S3U WDRU—1360 ^8 Radio \VHTD—MIO By Thumping Vote WAR BONDS Weddings ;^jSpaii Firs line: Ends Session Bastam War Time ’s 5-4 Win Oper Men Cld To Go to Senate Great Fires Rage 1:00—WDRC — News; WHTD— s 6:30.;‘'-WHTD Answer /Man; 'x Comes to a Successful News; WTIC—News; WTIC — j W THT — Ozimek PplteH Pro- Rfchtcr-Sweet (iDqntlnnefl From Page One) News. (’ gram;- W TIC—Bob Steeto. Mlaa Valerte Thelma Sweet, (Continued from Page One) CK>sC; Had Enrollment 1:15—WDRC — Soldiers of the 6:45—WDRC — News; WHTD— Mac McGuire Pitch iBEhter of Mr. and William Local Sport Chatter [ Flood Allows Only 4 qda^tioningvpf charter points, told Press; WHTD—Chriitian Sol-L Labor, U.S.A.; WTIC—M fa Us Sweet of. «2 SUflmreather observation planes from cruisers OlfOverlOd. ence Program; WTHT Greek p ten To Frankie Carle. et, became 'the bride of y ^ ' reporters h e ^ "reassured” by the .O' ■yoah Kind, veteran Men^s Club Bher .Moornuqs®’ former High and battleships. « answers Dulles gave. *-He aald; he Program; lyTIC —Agricultural 7:00—WDRC—St. Louis Munipl- lant J ‘o 8“3 W i Richard Richter, abn o f Mrt, Close' Ohsem’atlon Required This scasonA Vacation Bible News. pal Opera: WHTD Reporls char bested Mickey Dducca In^^snd Rec League rformer, now personally plans to offer norl^Ber- a jlitoher'a duel to th* New Brit- ,home " ' on furlough ffOm the Army Hits in Losing Caui ephlna R ic h t e r ^ Rockvlllo, Close observation would have school at : Emanuel Lutheran 1:39—WDRC — EUot Laurence From' Abroad; WTIC- ur For- j momlns •fSO o’clock at'St. vations. ain Dusty League the other eve expects * discharge apbn and ie been required for the admiral to church came to a successful close Orchestra; W tlC — Music for eign Policy. ■idget’s rfjwfch. The ceremony report, without quallflcaUnh, that Dulles told the Committee the Tour Mood. Stolle & Gam ble ning. ‘nieM e^'s Club won S to 1 anxioua to resume hla cag^.eareer authority of the.American delegate 7:16—WHTD—Leland Rtowe, I performed, by the aaal^tant the Imperial Iron and Steel works last nightX’lth a program ^ the 1:46—WTHT—variety Program; 7:36—WDRC — Amerii Fish and Game over the Nfnlnl. He was severely injured to ah ato- . L o s c r S Tag Bycbolski to. hrder the use of TJ. S. triiops 3 Scattered Blowi; plane explosion over a year ago. ' i- f” tor, Rev. Bronislaw Gadarow* . rolling mill was "dcmoll.shed." scholars In the dlffcr.eht depart- \ W n C —John MeeVane. Air; WHTD—Meet Y) threw th* ball , who ueed the double ring serv- i ought to be defined when this nie^ And^ Blanchartji for 12 The -fact. th aX the powerful! .^pients, under the direction of Miss 'k:00—WDRC —Strictly Swing; W TH T—Arthur Hale/; ; iVTIC Ray Raihsdell Victim Notes Dick Wargo IS elected to make <1 X ~~T: ■ ■ Augustin* apprbd. On the _ Olrden flowers decorated the tion hialfes a treaty agreement ' W H lD —Baseball Game; IVTIC hii^hitial pltchutg^ debut of the ’Hie P A ’S are able to field an all American force fired upon K a-, latcr.on the forces it expects to Evelyn Stark, pariih visitor of Chuck Carson. Hits; Al SuroWiec Stars play, Ktllls was out attempt itar and the bridal music lyas —Veterans’ Advisor. 7:45—W THT Cap-'fCalloway’s O f 12 Hit Assault. anaon tomorrow afhmoon at the ex-service infield In Mike Saverick, j malshi for two hours Suggests the , make avallahle toward policing Emanuel. Frank Vittner. Pat Murdock and to aidvvfeo to third base. ilayed bv Mrs. Ariyne Garrity. 3:15 -ir W THT — Musiel Polish Orchestra.' ,• Oval ‘against ths [CJnlM Aircraft Afield; Purgy Pawlow- erichle single to right end The bridal attendants were Mrs. ships we're able th close within the peace. X, X ' Prograini WTICT^Talk by Dean Burk BycnolsUl. Murdock served the yO-milc. range of five-inch |. Following the opening hymn the 8:00—WDRC ot the Mac McGuire fashioned a neat nine appearing w ith tne. Thread r on Ray Holland’e towe obert Steams of this town as ma- -.Saying the agreement must devotions were in Charge: of Miss . Virginia ^deraleeve. City Fliers. In the doaat Guard anrun In their half of the tnntogj lo f Hartford .and Miss Evelyn Priest X was by Mt.s.s Lillian Johnson. -The I:00r-'WDRC -^.Land is Bright; iser;- Port of Missing Hits. Plapt J' teammates backed up hiS:; ’Two-Ton' Rudy Cormier of 'X »»y-Earl W. Yost Iwere bridesmaids. Martin Fagan Cfuls^ hatU'rics. j lems considerably more difficult First Lieutenant Al Obuchovirskf, Bontempo’s base hit, -an tnfle The latcstNcommunique was the | activities oi the Nursery and Be WTIC—Ihwentleth • Anniversary 8:15—W’^ T — Shorty Sherrack’s effective pitching for an 3 to S'wlnj Rockville Hill Billiee, fought Tud .Flootl lost his ^^rst TvWlight out and Le* Touml’* blhgle | «f Roekville was fcest man 'and X than any of those .faced InR-thts ginners, the two rlasscs of Primary Program of KOA Farm Ques OrcKestra. '/• over Stolle and Gamble In'the local bout as an amateur at Crystal iHe of the groateat athletes In the fourth issuCdXby Adrniral Nlmlts | tory of the Polish American or- League decision of the season last sailed directly over third, base en| Wishers were Francis Sweet and ch-artcr." ' ' children and the Junior and In tion. ' , / 8:30^WDRC — V i ^ ■ America; Softball League at'.(}ie North Ena Lakf,several .years ago under the night'.when he t h r ^ wild to first iThomas Herrmann of Newington. today, a record mimbe’r. Dulles Said that because the 3:16— W THT—French Program. gaiHution, home on a leave after made ita way to leftfield sept .E termediate departments \ycrc pre-. NeWs; WHTD -—J Boston Popa diamond. . ring "name of Little Boy Cecil. tiaae, on an atjsrfnpted sacrifice tempo across the platter with. ru| The bride who was given'away .. The Imperial IfOh and Steel Every d«^ American industry produces new reasons for buying War United States has aX'eto on the sented, and d* special r.'port of ac 3:30_WDRC—Talks; WEIC —, The winners scored two runs In service, in Europe, took in the W^o^'ks mill waa supplied with coal B___ o______n ^ and_ beating_____ ^ ______the Japs^ as soon as possible so we, can enjoy Slfu*l CotpiPfutto Orchestra; WTH'D—Sytnphonles Crystal Lake-'received a stock Imagine. the size of We colorful hunt and Pimay Pswlowski scored number thrte. There was I by her father wore a gown of . Security council, the world organ tivities was'made by the director. Music on Display. ■ 'w~‘' .•of the Atoertcas: W TIC — Fan-. both the second ariiLfourth frames guy now. game lost night. frmfi's the neighboring island of. sortie of those postwar wonders that will make living more gracious. ization could never Intervene in Fast Work on Alr=.;rlps. G.I. ope; ing of 1000 Rainbow Trout this standing 'upTrom second base aft further scoring into the sixth -I [Mother o' peart moussellne de sole, ates tractor with sheepsfoot roller li.ss Sta>'k. The pastor. Rev. Theo- 3:45—WDRC — Builders of Vic tasies from-'■'Lightis Out.” and added four more. to the sixth past week.- Local ^ortsmen have er Jne hen'doubled to deep, center Hokkaldp which was attacked by ^ '^ n e of the latest U the new-type home television set, with extra- this hemi.sphere without American' tory; 'WTHT—Just Music, ‘ Bqok Bycholskl who guides the though the Men's Club threaten [with beaded neck and train. Her Sirs. William B. Richter paid for with the help of War Bonds, doY< E. Palmer, made aj few re- 9:00—WDRCr Hit Parade: WTHT to Insure victory. Norton, .Popes enjoyed good fishihg In the lake , The Depot Square Grill nine has e run that gave the Polish veil of Illusion was of flnger-tip tpe carries;,planes. large screen, pictured above as it was exhibited by General Electric consents . 4:09—WDRC — Horse .Racing; .managerial rehu of the PA's hopes on . several occasions. I smoothing filled ditches in field for anfl also dlstribiitedHhe c Summer Twilight Time: WTIC Walsh led the winners attack .while this year. What with the lake be only, two bats .to._th®.1r,P.088_ession,, erlcans a .5 to.A;. verdict over Leave Runner’s Stranded, [iength and her old-fashion bbtia'iet Planes''«ammet Ferries / 'in New York recently Sorry—tor postwar only. a C-27 landing striD. tifleateX .There w’n.s a total enroll WTIC — Program frons-- New —National Barn jbance. no member of the losing Rockville to -have -Obie -ln^*)^ifoFm- at the ^Griswold-Chaniberft The coal isH«'ansported ^ ro s s ing stocked heavily every . year, In losing tn Rockvilie, they only PAi’a next game. The Blond Bl he Pratt and Whitney Men’s Two singles gave the losers tv j.was composed of white roses, U, S. Trtasury Departmtni ment of 104 at this year's school York. 9:30—WHTD — Flight to the^Pa- combine collected more than one some real big fish should be caught I Miss Louise A .. Chambers, Tsugaru strait fh-Rhlps^bd rail 4:15— WDRC—Report from Over- us'ed one. Pat DtFazio backer of z'ard was a better than avpr^^ge Club in a loop game at Uie oval. base runners in- the third but bet! i gweet peas and stephanotls. and an average '.dailv attendance elfie; Quick Quiz; WHTD — blow off McGuire. twO'(^ three years from now. the taam claimed that he gave J; The matron of honor wore ycl- ; daughter of Selectman David ferries which. ^ wclXXam .. m crod the'historic first, .shell struck 4a- Alront Town seae; 'WTITr—Jonn Duffy. outfielder and a hesvyxstloker. The game went into extra innings were left stranded. A single.a'nd of75.;\ “ , Music; WTKJCan You Top Joey Ray featured on the de- ■Vic Pagan! plenty of m e n backs after the West Hartford teem had hit batsman again gave the We I tow marquisette, the hodiee of eye- Chambers and Mrs. Chambers ot tlRoughout the Admiral Nin.itz—smiling but An interesting feature,, of the 4:30 — WDRC — Report From This? fen s^ 't third base for the winners l i s t fabric; and the hridesmaidg, Did You Know A recent 4$sue of a weekly mag- to purchase a few. The question, Plate umpire Bob^^ileskL had bunched three bingles to leofe a Hart-fqrd nine' ruhners in th| 68 Hollister street, and Albert H. gers, HelldlvcpsT Com lrs - J-aim as ever—Said the bombard- The Emblem Club_ outing, which, hymn-sing was th ; singing of ■Washington;. W TH T—Music for 9:45—WDRC— -Him Session.,,. handling 10 chances with only one where are the bats or the money ? fourth but thejFTall^'to score J sflos and pink, eyelet bodices and Griswold, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hellcats. X . . , X - - I ment began at 12 noon today, Jap- Ohituarv azins carried an article about big both teams on thplftbes last night run In th* seventh and knot the T h d t — >^ was to have been held'on August i ‘Mesus . Loves Me” in the Rngiish, Half A ji l^ u r; WTIC.=t:for '12 hits, and th* reauU/;$aw a more in 8 at the summer cottage of Mrs. I is to place commeftiilM fertiliser The American Legion In, losing eating balTgame. There wasn't an' Fine C i^ d on Hand out. Behind 3 to-l and only-able ( I stgii to that of the matron of honor. Rtrpet, will be united in marriage continuing at the P. J.. Johnston at Crystal Lake, Mias -N/fticy Bunzel. one oT: thf- 4:45—WDRG —'Rprt'gs by Jack. Air; W n C — I Sustain the BtoUe * Oaroble (8) to Wethersfield the other evening solve Flood's various deliveries i I All three attendants carried old- this afternoon at four o'clock. 'The m. Satiir- About 150,000, Islands fringe the eiglu ailsislant.s among the yoim^ into the streama No, w e fish docs stalling ktlid fans were treated to a Another fine cr.bwd was on hand will be advanced to Wednesday of | ■ Kerr. ' . Wings. AB R H PO A E not est the fertilizer, but the plant for their first-setback of the sea-, one hit up .to the sixth, ths P A l 7 fashion, bouquets. ceremany will take place at four rif^'el works out Of business at both ^ “ • coast of Norw'ay. people, presented Miss Stark w-ith - Aasigntnent Pitkat, 2b ,, first cldM performance by Mileak'i. td\watch a splendid pitching per- the blast furnaces, and coal mines. ^ ^ next week, July 18, at the same j 5:00—WDRC — We O liver the 10:15— WDRC .,2 0 0 1 1 1 life which the fertilizer will grow. sen, alfo lost the services of fii-st -form^ce by Flood go for naught. finally started to poll to this frame The bride’s mother was gowned 'clock at the SJorra Corigreg^ Fuiierulfi a lapel pin, from tlm teaching staff Home. Jalbert, 3b . The Japanese In the war fac- 1 _ . place. There will be card games , | Goods; WHTD—Date With the ...3 1 0 0 8 0 There will be an abundance ot string cajehea Tommy Kearns with The nghthander allowed only four Blanchard led offxwlth a aingW g in brown and white brocaded chif- tjonal church, Storrs, Conn.^stnd Glommeh, the principal river and. pupils, in appreciation of her Duke; W THT — Newa;Xth of 'the eVin- ‘ fast hnttlonfl , pfc. Raymond Carroll, whose teachers besides the supervisor and,, 6:30-XWDRC — Vera Brodskyi. ll-iOO—News onl all stations. Kultol|, ss ,,. ..3 1 1 .3 0 0 take artificial bait. hind the plate * was tofwMmded. Saverick'worked Flood fo r' phlla. They will nsalst •" will use the doiiple ring service. Indiana and Sqfftli Dakota:'.heavy coastline, .eight assistant tehchers. • ; . W TtCXjohn W. Vandercook. I I :16—WDRC - f Night Owl Show: aVgl-age ball player but to the second through the fifth after he queVing Americwi march - acro.ss ; mother.-^Mrs. J. -F. Carroll, lives F uneral Harrison,' ..2 0 0 1 0 0 Southpaws have yeUGo make the towering Buck, he just stuck up was nicked for e base hit in the the only bhe he is.sued all nig{) , Ing at a reception at the V.F.w. Palms '-and , will compose „ cruisers Chicagp and- Quinpy, w d 6:46—W TlC—Tin Pan Alley of W H’m — Hdosler Hop; WTHT RamsdelL p ..2 0 0 0 2 0 fill tho bases. Herm W!erzbickl>. Kclubrooms, Manchentet'Green. at 1 at 19 Autumn street, is home on . E!d Russell, president of the gfade as catcheftr/and It is be his glove and caught (he apple. first off the bat of Mike Saverick. the chu>Kh ,lftcoratlon8. J Even as Xhe guns roared dcstroyexs Southcrlaheli ths sixth. Butch Becker's | toWnXlll he hcsVman and. the l^ s h u and the northernmost Is Each of'the.battleships has nine is the • rUo.st expnn.s.ve tract of are being held this afternoon at 6:15—WDRC—I^ p le’s Platform; 12:00 — W — N e ii^ Music ' AB R H PO batter on the team, after foulinj compacts, and the bridegiwro and the Combat Infantry badge. Mass.; is spending a few days with WHTD—Digest of the Air; Or W n c -N e w i Thomap Felpso's 33 pouhd bass he brought hom^ ' A town scries is in the works strong if not stronger than any timely single that drove two runs UBjjers, Howard and Richard Grfs- land -of Hokkaido—the latter nev 16-lnch guns, hurling shells open high plateau in.. Europe, 2:30. The service will be held at Braun, c ...... 2 ' will attest. No, his pal Lee did off two pitches, found one to 'hli gave to his best man and ushers. bt^Rocky Htll.^uslns of tl)e Mrs. Henry I. Barnes. chestral Interlude; WTHT Orchestra. , with Pagani'e Clippers ready to other team In the lo'bp. Touml has horn* lii the same Inning and Paw- er before touched by American air weighing over a ton, plus second Master SeYgeant Anthony J. the home of his brother, Philip Ray, Sb . . . ___ S go,-with him. Lee had to sto;^ in chsllengc the Polish Americans. collected_fiye hits In eight trips. liking and the hall sailed on a 11^ Initialed leather key cases. brleiegroonft , \ T*he largest Island on the coast- . Sports With ■ Jim Campbell; 12:30-WTTO-. " Three''Suns low.skt’s clout were the only safe-^ over second and' both Pawlov* The bride was graduated fi power. ary five-inch batteries firing 50- Wetart, of 19 Oak street, is one Cheney. 50 Forest street. The Miss Ann Miner of Groton !• Kilcoyne, '‘9b ... 8 town on business. X - - The Clippers will have two mem tlea that he allowed. The bride virho will bd In nound projectiles. The heavy cruis- of ... Nol"vs'ay is Hlndo, about 850 spending a few days at- the home V r n c —;L®ndon Column. 1 2 :4 i^ W n g- Lee Sims. and Saverick scored. Th* last Manchester High school w lt^ h e (The Japanese Domel agency re of a group o f men In . the . 15th burial service will he In (he Che Norton, If ...... 3 bers of the original team on hand, The bleacherttes led by Custer Bycholikl was hit hard in his ■ marriage by her father ^11 weaf ported that some Siipcr-FoWros.ses ers are armed with nine eight-inch square rtUes of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton, gave the PA'a a 4 to 8 lead. class of 1942,' and Is employed Army, now serving as an occu ney • family section of the East Burns, ss ...... 2 The president of ,the local club. George May and Walter Forde, the and Dickinson gaV* Yosh Klnel a two fhaffieSTn the-box. He was' a princess style gbwn , participated in the air raids, which guns apiece, plus five-inch setond-' cemetery. Miss Miner formerly taught school Palletn. rf .-^..S latter ' a,xdiacharged , vet. Other Bronx cheer when he c*me to bat This was short lived however, as' a secretary by the BllHngs & (.issue satin and lace,. With ^ ’cet- a type of syn- pancy force in Germany, recently James J. Rohan,-not to be outdone touched Tor four s..-,3 boat boat them $.30. The fishing Swede Salmonson. O'Leary scored from third. . her bridal bouquet will be Of, ons in this part of the Japane.se In the Networks Weekend youngster Was also , hit Iftird, for -The PA hot edrner guardian cah tlBlwrilty^smd served In the U. S 8.000 soldiers of Mr. Cheney’s wheh they were $34,000 or 4244)00 E bonds and Sylvia, rf . . 1 was good and they caught many eight, hits, but some' sparkling white roajs; orchids and Wrightil-. nrninlnnd.t. The broadcast was About half V n a t iv ^ o f the | ^ r ^ L $10,000 F and G Bonds. The final up with a nifty stop of Augusttos’4 Navy, ft*™ which he received an hcahrt by the Federal Coramunl- read and ^rltc at i who heard Graqe Moore, famed students at Yale College. ■mackerel which they sold on shore fielding on t^e part of bis mates grounder and h* threw to secogf honotalle discharge. He Is sales The prtild- of honor will wear cAemy strength, as though he Philippines c.art . . . X , ^ soloist, and Nino Martini, interna The bearers are; F. O. Matthle- total obtained by the town wa» 28 8 12 21 -12 3 for $1J4. So the actual fishing-only cbH ^ Commission.) ^ f one of the rttojor New York, July 14.—(4*)—Fur-* Symphony: 7 Wayne King music saved the night for the defending foj' a forceplay. Kellis outleggM ondent with Veeder-Root. powdoY' blue marqulaelte, with ■were saying:.,/ least n little .sen, Frederic H. Wlggln. Frank $37,254. Of this amount $15,731.25 Innings: coat them $8. Nichols, Bristol maftming floral tiara and shoulder, languages tionally known tenor, In an en ther changes In the network 8 Frances Langford Show: 9 Mer champions; Blanchard gave up an Infield hit to short and O’Leara 4c.. of Hartford. Jknanese Fleet, nefled ‘‘Here we are. Do you want to tertainment program recently in Dodge, George W. Cheney. Frank was raised .in the north end of Ui* ry Go'' Round; 10 Phil Spltalny S. * Q...... 000 2i0 0—3 Box Score length veil. She will carry an old- town of which Mrs. Arthur J. . week-end-, are due, both new pro one run jn the seventh, the mark scored the tlelng-run on Y om For traveling the bride win Thvis^id Adrniral William F . fight?” . , r C. Farley and Horace B. Learned. Girls. CBS— 12.30 Trans-Atlan-, Plant J ______020 204 -X— 8 .Warden Ted • Wraight visited er that ..sent the game into extra fai^lon bouquet of pale pink roses Except for) the 16th century Germany. ■Vinton is co-chairman. ’There wer* Play Twin Bill P. A. A. C. (8) Klnel’s single throngh the box. wear -a two-piece coral dfess, Halsey cJirry war relentlessly The carrier strike at. Hokkaido grams and other shifts. Uc Call; 3 N. Y. Philharmonic; 6 Errors, 8 . & G. 1; Plant J 3; Ike Litvinehek tp look over the .innings. . and gypsophlla. .drlginally was scheduled for Fri when 'Tnin.sylvania W’as an .inde eight captains who conducted.th* AB R H A- E The end cam* rather suddenly! trimried with white and white ac home to Japan','- oeCying what is Besides adding a. revival ot Eileen Farrell Concert; 6:30 Re two base hits, pdekett. Pope. Syl pheasants that Ike is raising for PO Increase League Lead A reception, will follow at the day the 13th. correspondent's re pendent pririi'ipallty. the country drive and they were; Reubep Mo* Saverick, ss .. 3 2 1 2 1 After th* Men’s Chib had - goaaf CMSories, On their returnffom left of the enpmy fleet and seek port to -Nation; 7:30 That’s My via; threerbar'^hlts, Palieto, Gay- The ' Manchester and East Hart 3 ’The win gave the PA ’s a game, Church Community House. Storrs, ing out the hharded Air Force lated from the scene, but wn-S de- ; has been an appendage of empire. Cann, Charles Cartwright, Charlea Lights Out at 8:30 tonight for the Wierzbicki, e . .3 0 0 4 0 1 down- in order after-on ettox put I a two weeks’ stay at ,Roston. Hospital Notes Eye Poppers Pop; 9 ■ Magazine Theater; I’o ton; stdtmXaBes, Jalbert 2. Mor ford Division. ■ Warden Ted said Locals Host tb^ Billings and one half lead over the second runner on flrat. PawlewSki lined i Hampton Bench and the Adlrom af tep. which the bride and bride which ^Nlppoh «Kamsl laved bv fog. As kt; Tokyo, the, ■ . Christensen, A. J. Vinton, Chris vacationing Truth or Gonse- ton; sprrificos, Braun, Burns, Pit- Becker, cf .,... 3 0 1 i 0 0 groom will leave for a wedding no rallroada In Phil Baker Quiz; 10:30 We the that the. birds were better than Holland, rf . place Hamilton Props In the battle feet bell, high end deep ov flack mouhtalns, the bride .and the day of ir»;Bslo: only de'fen.se ''w as anti-aircraft; Tlicre arfe topher Gle'nney, Lester HUl and quences, NBC at 2 has a summer- kat; ' umpire/ Steveh'son; time, any he has seen so-far this year. Spencer Toinorrbw 3 0 0 OvO 0 trip of unannounced destinatlpn,, ten Afghanistan: mercnanoisemerchandise Is Admitted yesterday: E1j>f Sal- By Rip Sewell LeRoy Roberts^ and William Mo- People. ABC, 1:30 Sammy Kaye Bycholuki, p, lb 3 0 0 for the league championship. In Klnel'e heed for a double, the on); bridegroom will maW their hopie ’’ Arherican Naval (A^er was em fire Tokyo's guns downed ten Afghanistan: replacethent for Beatrice Kay. it Serenade; 3:30 K ^ . Armen’s>j/oo. 6 2 1' the bride wearing a traveling en rHrdtog^lnnes.'’cosUng the llve.s^of transported by camel or pony. rn on .son, 19 Armory stjX t; Mrs, (nieher, Pittsburgh pitatea) Kinney. The captains deserve a lot •. ' ' ■ if ■ At Nortli End Diamond SuroWiec, If ., 3 0 0 8 2 losing the Men’s club afa now extra bass' hit of the night. 8*ve at B7 East streeVltpckvIlle. and barked upon its ncxKto the Inst Is Port of Miasing Hits, an at- Song; 5 Mary Small Revue;.^-6^ 0 deadlocked with the Grill for third semble of light blue gabardine and seven pilots and six cicwinon. to-.. ; ------, Katherine Simler. V^rpplng; Mrs. The biggest thriU I ’ve had In of thanks for their splendid ^ r k Charlie Ubert relates this sad .-)■ Murdock, 2b ... 8 0 0 2 0 0 ick’e attempted sacrifice was pk be at home to their friends after 1ob of . this war-—usink its guns tetopt to show why some aongs Paul Whiteman Music; 7;SO/0iilz tole. He had stopped-at the Tal- place. ed up by Flood and hia pag to white. and planes to strike at the core of dav’s gunners wcreK’’wi!d apd in- The monlct.-vry i nit Shirtev Kellev. 15.'FtinieVl place; my-'dife was when I first sat In a and for the grand total whlqh they 1*hc Nichol8-Bri8t6l softball Server, lb .... 6 0 0 3 1 0 July 29. Both bride And bridegroom are accurate." however, early reporU tan is "Afghani,’’ worth between Mrs>, Lillian Eb^mke. -29 ■Siin.set big.league dugoiit. \That was obtained. » ' are npt. Also tonight at 8 NBC, Kidk; 8:30 Fighting" AAJPT 9:15 cottvllle Plats to look over the Pawlowskl, Sb',,. 8 2 1 Al Surowlec, raw boned PA left- was h i^ over AugusUns^s Japan’s war industry and is putttog in Joseph Stopsk’a sum Siiiiflay League tepm 'will play host tomorrow af a 8 0 graduates of A^unchesterj High cents in American street; Charlotte Foyle.1 5. Ridge The Sunday School lylll hold it* Hollywood Mystery! .1.6X)ne Foot Hockanum River, Satisfied that Blanchard, n... S 1 1 1 1 fielder stole the show with hia ex and Pawlowskl scored to giy Mi^wood-Rohlnson ing the enemy’s ‘air streng said. i '’ ‘n® in 1932. with Detroit, and I wasn’t mer serehad.e for early American in Heaven.. MB^ '2 Chaplain the trout were not active he re ternoon to the Billings and Spencer - •< ‘ 0 school and th«S UnlversR^^f Con wood str^t; Diana TeerS. Haft- ready for the majors. Fact la, I third group sission Sunday morn cellent fielding. Al contributed PA ’s a 6 to 4 win. Miss/ Shirley Inez Robinson TThe ■final job will be to suimort After the day-long.'pounding of ; money dances. turned to his car and startcd--for- softball team- of Hartford at the necticut. The bride pas taught fofdX'^ . i had Vo wait six more years before ing at the rcgulaivSunday School Jim: 3:30, )Vh!rt’a^ Good WordV 5 North End diamond 'in • double- .Totals . i 2T 6 4 24 12 three fine catche*, all three after daugmer of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. invasion, wherever it may epm^ •Tokyo IHiesdny, the enemy radl5 Father Bro^Xdventurea; 6 Ab- Game at Oval ward when a clucking from tlie 8 long run's and the second whleh - school to Newington for-the past renorted tnc American fleet had The Mirlne Corps _^’as 7®^®^ dmltted today: Mrs. Anita Zh- I-finally' made good with the Na- hour, 10 o’clock. .The older group On Sunday; it is, MBS making header. The Visitors come to ^ Sfen’s r iiib (4) son of 204 Hartford Road, Iw a jmars. jincLthe. ihrldegrobnLJs __ Associated Press War ■iry tho-Centtne-ntal ..Cmigrqsa . _16tL-.Woodland-fltrceU-Mra.^ the moves, suctosaX------bott MyMeriea;T__ Opinion__Re side'of the road mads him «tnp _iT n iri1eaTodi^ to ^Robert "fle^Suilhwardr----Grows of-tte+ >,y tlu^.Gontincntul .CM; ttonat.— Bnt-lusUthe same; wear ■will-be ted by tfie'-Superintendept ttovn'WithTT stringqf'vtitortesTnp' XBTTTI PO -A“ ET^, an instructor at the U: of G. The spondent James Cindsley -- - - 'm nd(X« I Richarfl. Suchie, ,23 Knighton 4:30 p. m.. Another mystery se q u e s t^ '9 Horizons Concert; 10 and look. Out strutted mama was turned Into a double play. The . Halsey’s fleet disclosed that the fleet laughed when they heard November 10. ing a Detroit uniform in my sec of the Bchool, and the Beginner-i der their caps and are determined Zazzaro, ss ... 4 0 0 0 3 0 .. ^ a n k lln MidwoOd, son o f Mr. and couple plan to live In Manchester. street; Nartcy Young, 75 North ries, ’Tim* for Crime, story of a Browrtstone Theater. illiiiiantic F'liers Face pheasant with her brood of eight rival shortstops, Mike Saverick marauding forces o f speedy bat- tl^t broadcast: they were "flee- permanent organization, in ond professional-year was a ^val- primary Group will be led by Miss chicks. After a brief pause by the to whip the fast stepping service O’Leary, 3b ... 4 1 3 1 2 2 ' Mrs. R. N. Midwood of 7 Buchhol? Elm street; 'Terrance. Donnelly. 41 newspaper photog.; '4:45, Harvey station ten-who presenUy are-ltad-:' and Nonny Zazzaro again gave ;e Associated Press ■ ntfeet; ' SprihgfliUd, Maas,.; The tWagons. had been; hugging Jap lop thirt I shall never forget Dorothy Gates.. :,:Unile - AiriiTaft - Nine side 'of the road To 'check hV on Augustine, lb . 3 2 l -6 -^Q O Russen street: Patricia Krzlslckr. Haidtog/who plays'organ: pHtiiof Monday expeeteft kmsT- NBC 4 irig' the local league. big league cxhlbitkms with- ato|>s Y()rkW i l l 1 flouble ring ceremony will be per anese waters ever slitcc Us planes do u toler^ S n of’fog: ' 1' There' - was another Incident A Library board meeting w a» I I a. m. Fred Waring: 12:30'p. m. her fam ily‘ she started acros.s. Kciris, c .'---- . 4 0 3 4 6 6 Glieiinaiilt Resigns la V v made his surprise move ; Mifjor Gener#! Bolton; Fred Dradfler, Bolton, which gave me a big thrill—for a and celeste and sings; 9:30, Doubte Ktoel, cf ------4 0 1 4 1 1 and throws that-.more than once 1-2, Gary, Ind„ outpointed J formod at the South Methodist pounced on Tokyo’s guardian ring Hal held Monday evening at the Li or Nothing, moved from Fridays; From the Pacific; 5:30 Just Plain At Oval at 3 p. m. Charlie Ipokod up and saw a car It will not only prove to be a' pulled their pitcher’s out of io ii^ Bobby Ruffin,. 135 1-2, New Yorl^f ' carriers Vice Adinirar, receives orders from the Secre Discharged yesterday; William few Innings. . In 1931, just out brary and new books were selected Bontempo, 2b . 4 1 1 2 0 0 church at 4:30 o’clock by the pas of air fields earlier In the week. after hi^ 10:30, Name of Song, shlftcKl from Bill; 7 Supper Club and Yvette; speeding' down the road' towards softball game but It will also, let spots. ' (12). Bobby Brown, 159 1-2, Fhili. While the northern Island of IcCain’s famed - Task ] tary of the^nVy,, McKay, 45 Seaman circle; Richard of high school,', I, signed with by the board. There will be an the fans that see the game, deter Kershaw, If .. 3 0 0 1 0 0 tor. Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. Air Force Post Dubiel. East Hartford; Eldred the.... afternoon. .-ux,... ^ 8:30 Barlow Concert. CBS '-^12 Th® -Willlmantlc Fliers will' re- hint, and the phea.santa. Seeing- Danny O’Leary and Stapy-Kellts delphia, technically knocked I Hokkaido has'many air fields, few Korce 38 Tailed _to' find any sub Nashville in the Southern League. other meetlhg next week and any* that the driver had no Intentions mine ■ for themselves just what Touml, r f ...... 4 0 2 0 0 0 Organist George O. Ashton will A .d^srendaHt of x.^cahontas Harris, 115 McKee street; Ace noon Kate Bmith;. -S-p.-m .-M ilt -turn, ta action in the Twilight eontlnued -their fusty )iltting,.e(Kh Roman SUrR 162 lr2, OkUhcHns ] '^ la y the traditional brlflrtl music planes usually are Tielleved based stantial pro6prtion of the enemy We had an exhibition game one having any special books Of slowing down on his own ac hard ball players can do with the. Flood, p 4 0 1 0 2 T rqd/ John RnUe, Mrs. SouthergHl. 16 Mintz -pourt; Shir In rtqspect f^M’ we New Week: Bacon Tales; 5:30 Cimarron Tav League ffter an absence of three gatheying three Wta.4n four trt|)a a ty , (4). and will accompany Miss June .(Continued FYoro Page One) on that fog-shrouded part of the air force on 'Ihe fields built' for against Bahe Ruth’s WJ-stars and which they would like to submit weeks tomorrow afternoon at the cord, Charlie got out of his car softball. 'Ilie-oppenents will have ling Galt, maitoed President -Wil ley MUrdock. Lake street: Wilbur for possible purchase for the-' li Monday—VIBC, 9 p. m.. The ern; 7:15 Hedda Hopper on Mo Totals ...... 34 4, 12,,21. '8 4 to the plate. Lp«” Toun>l socked Wordeator, Maas.-r-Bobby 2SqUo>l Yeomans, soprano, who will sing homeland. , Tokyo’s dofens^. ■ I was selected to do the .pitching. Great'^lAlba Series, Meet Your vies; 9;30-Sea Has a Story. ABC West Side Oval when they face and signalled the oncoming car several hard ball players with l47 1-2, Providence,sknocked out] civilian aviation personnel were In son in 1915. SouthergHl, .58 Hemlock street. brary should leave, the nanie and both Bycholski And BleipehBrd for - during the service " I Love You Dqmonst rates Mastery of Sva» Sink or^DnnJqge 49 Ships Well, the first time Babe came NavyXmoving from Saturdays;. — 1:15 Constance Bennett: 2:80 the United Airoraft nine of East to alow down. The driver paid him them that perform in the Hart: Score by innings; . singles InATosIng cause. The Lou Fieri, 149, Brooklyn, (3). vited by the Chinese gfivernment , Far East Air Force bombers Discharged today; Earl Werde- up I Set him down on strikes and author with the librarian Sunday, no heed but aped on, killing the ford Dusty League in order to try P. A.’s ...... •;____ 100 003 01—5 Truly,” "Because,” and "The Lord’s The’ bombardment of th® Japa The 1 475-mile-long "Big . Inch 49 pleasant'street; Mrii. Ruth ■ NRC, 9. Jascha Heifetz in post Fltzgecaid.s; 5:45 Singing Lady; Hartford. , . i ' . iosers stranded seVen runners Long B(onch, N. Y. Sonny] Prayer.” Palms and baskets of to become a part of China’s Air sank or damaged \9 more Jap- you shpuld have heard the fbllta or call her, Manchester 8617. Th* mother pheasant and-' probably to stop the local team. The mana Men’s Club ---- . .210 000 10—4 nese shore demonstrated AmcrRan nlnllne moves about 177,000 bar- Huntington and daughter, Rock- Board Is ahva'ys glad to get sug poned appearance with Don Vpor- 8- Lum ahd Abner; 10:30 Reunion The Thre'ad City Fliers boast a whiIfKroe PA ’s left onjy two oh Horne, 160, Valley Stream, N. T „ | white gladioli and carnations will Force was-the keyhtone of Chon- anesa water craft from schoon to Nashville- roar. I began won- hees; ABC, 9:30. Secretary ' of talented crew of ball players but hurting s'ome of the chicks. ger of the Hartford team has •None out when ^^innlng run outptonted Berle Lanier. 162 l-% { nnult's program to revitalize the mastery of the sens along Japan’s fCls of petroleum products daily ville; t fYokohama_and■ Kur^_"Cure,,^on from which atmo.spherlc pressure 'butadiene Mrs. Leon Russell, Wllllmatitlc. Still Flying High Screen Guild. after acquiring Dick Wargo at the base hits: Pswlowski. etoCriflces: ttilrd sacker adored on Kelll*'' sln- cer, 133,-Chicago, (7)J ■y-neckline and bishop sleeves. Her East Indies. Mean'Whlls -more home run I’ve ever seen,. , Tuesdaj^—NBC. 9 p. m„ Second halfway mark, proceeded to plav Ash'brook. dustrial league. ' l - Kershaw. Double plsyauSurowlec evitahle leader. X ^nt Is left of the e is a gas. but it la often, stored and They will sIjkj have with them ^finger-tip veil wdll be attached to than 100 Mit.chell medium htonb- I certainly went upland down of new Navy programs with Actor smart ball and the result found to Bycholski, KlnejXto O'Leary. A Chinese official once'snid that might sally If ^ shipped under higher .pressure as' In Mexico, -a patient, willXn- X s ta te College. Pa.—Pepper Pe- { H O ¥ t T K Y “ Lenny” Droun who many fans a lace Dutch esp and her bridal ers and Mustangs of the Fifth quire whether medicine is to in a hurry that day. Louis Calhern and Lieut, den. H. the team In second plqce In-, the Bernard Eddy,'Tom Pendergast Left on bases: Mefrs Club 7, P. A. s bouquet will be of gardenias with, Chennault has endeared fi'm»®lt h'"!' and Seventh A lf Forces at OkV^ a liquid for easier handling. trella. one of xPenn State’s first end.Willard Hoyt, ere all enjoying will recall him playing here in to China more than any other for- taken vrith the right or left hand — great bantam football backs. Is 'TjM. Smith'of Marlnear CBS. 9, Nqr- final standings and v yarned the 2. Bases oiv^alls: Bycholski 1. orchid center. nawB struck Kyvwhu. If the former, the liver Is believed X q iie Word “ telegraph'l’ dates to m an, Corwin’s ’The Undecided .their vacations by fishing in town with the East Hartford High Flood 1. Strike-outs: Blanchard 3, elgner since Marco Polo, 600 years '\ The Australian Koala, or livin'j wordfveteran bf 73 air nil**''!®"® team the right to play the P’A’a a. few years bacj{. He. has gone a ‘: Miss Marilyn Midwood, sister of Nlmltz report®'! fi®'®t and Ma to be benefited: If the latter, the 80fl/,B.C. ahd is a Gn(ek Molecule*” With - Sytvla Sidney, for th* title. The team lost to Maine. All reported good catches. FIoodA^Hits off; Bycholski the bridegroom. Who .will bq msid rine aircraft continued their-dally' Teddy Bear, never drinks, but Burnsk-Chlna theater. ., "long Way In tfie baseball world “ ^Chehnault was made aXrlgadier] Hon of damage kidneys. nieam ^ "to write far off.’ Oroucho Mane and others; MBS, STAND two-straight games but they were 3 Dirts In. 2 innings; Blaticl . o f vhMtor, will be gowned In blue obtains moisture from the yo.ung since sine* leaving Itlgta. school, and harassing of enemy shipping and 9:30, Tom Clark, rlew attorney Eaetern to tife ball game •Until ^ e third run in 6 Innings. Hit by marquisette'and Will carry ain arm general by Q®n®rall88imo Chia^q c^rt’--5 th ca'rr"er plane attacks on •p0oastal areas'of the bortieland and Eucklyptiis leaves on which no - ^ latter appeared wlttothCsB. A r, by: Blanchard (Zazzaro) : GET MOM MILES Kai-Shek in lO lL In April. HM2. general, guest moderator of Amer Wilkes-Barre 2, 3; Hartford 0, out. They are now In sucth place Warren & ^Jarvis . boiiquet of 'white sweet peas am) outlying Islands. Eight small llve8?\ ican Forum as it discusses the new In the dusty leagued- ’Toi nlng pitcher: Blanchard. Urn. he was recalled to active duty tn air ba.ses, harbors and "other fa 4. in the standings. . ' ribbon streamers. >' cilities" of ndrlhern Honshu and craft were sunk or damaged. proposed Industrial Relations Act; McCooe will be the onlyXlocel Mileski, Flaherty.xTime: 1: ^ The brideSTOaids, Mrs. Joseph Cote the United States Army and given A m ^ krlth Its center at, the I Williamsport 9, Binghamton 7. Wargio the righthander who W in Slu2;fe8t 20-11 player with the vlsltoia..mid Tom PER GALLONX southern MokkaidoV . MBiS, 10:30, Wings for Tomorrow, Utica 7. Elmira 5. flashed for the team last year has of Hartford, and Miss Florence the temporary rank of polohol with (The communique, -as recorded North Pole, my has playM-^lenty^eff softball in permission to •continue his activi with Lawrence Tibbett: Scranton 11, Albany 6. been given the starting mound ' . LEXUS ■ Cordner of this-town, will wear by the Fedehal (tommunlcgrions .There was a HHle fuss at a mov three-fourths of the earth S land Wednesday^—CBS, ,7 p. m., Her- the Hartford LeagUes[..|L identical gowns of pink marquis ties and rclatlohship with the Chi ie house the othert afternoon; •> area, on which 90 per cent o f the | >. National assignment against the'weak Air The NB’s wflXna out to .prove commission, said/ that carrier \ belt Hoover’s talk, bn- San Fran Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 5.,^ , craft team. Wkrgo has yet to Warren end Jarvis captured a Country Club Notes V REBUILD YOUR CApilURETOR ette. with anw boiiquets of sweet nese government. V Five days later, Patron (after theater manager earth’s people live. cisco CTharter. .free hitting*game from the United that the ganfe le.a lot faster than on April 22,, 1942, he .was pro . plahes, attacked ” several times had quieted him)—cSure, I bawled C3ilcago 2, Boston 0. hurl i^gam e in the circuit this peas and plhk ribbon. early in.j,he morning of July 14.) Thursday—ABC 6;15 p. m. Earl Airport ten. of East Hartford by a player realizes and WUl tJorne in. ..we will “ECONOMIZE” your John Surpcchant of Holyoke, moted to brigadier general (tem out that fellow at the door. I had Azimuthal equidistant projec Philadelphia II, 2; Pittsburgh season and if the niers can se full strength to turn back Stem' lip and Down Coast ..__ Godwin to neW commentary at cure his services, .they, may the score of 20 to 11 last night at the Mass., nyill.'be best man for his porary). ' ' I „ Just bought a ticket from yjo girl tion maps dlstoi;t the shapes of ftt ' Buckland playground. tjielr boastful Opponents. “ Hook” Icar! Test and R e ^ your Carburetor -r battleships, crtllsers new time; UBS Ip Arch Oboler’a able to make it tough for oppon nephew, and serving as p-shers will In the glass cage, ^md thi«RfeHow contlnenU but are best for plot ^St. Louie 14. 4; New York 8, 1. Johnny Sullivan pitched ai Irentian who turned back the fast play at repeat of "Spebial Holly American., ents. 'Clean Plugs — pheck WiringClean and be Ralph Midwood of Springfield tore It In two, threi* one-half in ting air courses and measuring | wood.” ' batted: th* locals to Victory. Sdlly stepping Warren and Jarvis- team and John Crockett of Manchester, the wastebasket and gave me Cleveland 16, New 'York 4. The Aircraft showing only one Wednesday night will be ready for Adjust Points—- Test CoU — Check and /Soi’iSS 1 .... triple. EddVe Kosak Ivemered for thSx pitching assignment again^and 10 miles .Off - shore, bombarding ..Johnston scheduled to Join the Waehington 3, Chicago 2. key ball .'(flayers. T h e team ,la Clean Battery Terminals '— Charge Bat by "a reception of 125 guests at to China ahd.Bu?ma. The largest ira'clal groups I Supper Club for Perry Como, go the winners w hlle>v8ry man fig will probably pitch the nlghfcap. Fighting with Chennauft-devised Kamalshl mercilessly, s, ■ ..St-Louis 4. Flllladelphia 2 ( 11). weak in. all departments %he the hpme of the bride's parents. Most effective range of dfstroy Junior—Dad, .what l» a trai among the Filipinos "are the Tag- ing to Hollywood; MBS 7:15 an- ured in the 22J)KrsiTree that the "K in g’ Cnr\^ Kehler w^l undoubt- tery. Jlegular Price $3.&01 Special This TTie bride’s mother will be attirf 1 game and although! Ken (tobb^ has edly get the first game call with tor in politics . alogs. 3,325.000 of whom live In Somewhere, in or around Manchester, iher^is someone wlio 'vother talk by Sec. And^rsoni this WJ’s enloyedX'! •In blue flbwered silk with white ac- central Luzon: the Visayans. 7.- guaranteed that the teaid uiould WiHwft A Jarvis (20) Stewart Monroe ready for rellev- Nellie Johnson annexed the La W e ^ / V '- ^ ■-vt- Father— A traitor is a man who one on farm safety; CBS 7:30 flnlito the season out despite trou dies’ Spring Tournament''wlnnlng 'cessories, and the bridegroom’s leaves our. party and goes over to lOO.OOO of whom live In the central'! Tullulah Bankbea'd guest o f Jerry AB R H PO A K ■tng'eiUier If the going gets tough'. mother in brown and yellow ■silk several and fled before the Japa-1 ^nly 275 mUes north and southern Islands add the Ilo- wants'what you have to sell or has for salift something you ®re Pct.O B L ble earlier In the eeason. their* ie Masefi. as ---- 5 1 z .2 0 , 0 Captath Warren Keith said that he to the finals ova* Peg .Chanda. with matching accessorlea. Both nese had recovered from the sur the other one. Wayne ehow; MBs 10 fight night little hope that they will land a • — . $2.95 [o f Tokyo. Junior—V?ell,- then, what Is a canso of nqirthern Luzon. Tony Janlero vs. Johnny Greco, .Wilkes-Barre .557 — yifga, 3b ...... 5„3 2 2 2 0 will field the strongest team,.(>os- 'mothers will wear corsages of prise. _ -'V Hartford ..;. .544 1 playoff berth. ^ < W. Jarvis,'s'f .. 5 4 8 v 2 0 0 sible for both of the .games. Julie Faulkner’* low gross of 92 Chennault us known as one of the The bombardment was announced man who leaves his party and anxious to purchase.. .. "welterweights. , gardenias and yellow rows and by Fleet"' Admiral Chester W. Australia is the world’s great-] Albany ...... 541 2'" ’The game will get underway'at Kosak, cf .... 5 4 ' .1 2 0 0 The flret game of the twin bill lost week-end was her best for the greatest'- bf precision fliers. Air comes oVer-to yours? Saturday—CBS 9:30 a. m. Coun Will assist the bridal' party in re I Nlmltz Ih his third communique In Fathef—A convert. est Wood-produclngT'' Utliffc...... J122 2t$ 3 .'o'clock with the usual attend A. Osgood, I b ^ 5 2 2 5 0 T will gat underway at 2 o’clock and young seastin. ceiving. White streamers and men remember his feats as leader try Journal dlacussing poultry and - WHEEL ALIGNING less than five hourn egg shortages; CBS .3- p. m. new Williamsport .515 8 ance prize.'* Sullivan, p .... 5 2 4 2 2 0 the‘.umpires for the game will find wedding bella will decorate the of "three men on a flying trapezi” Scranton ... August, c ...i, 4 1 2 1 1 2 and strikes and Bill Brainord on N.f arl>’'^ 6-^ lfe fs ,tiike .an active A surprise strike by more than A Marin* Corps series. Interviews, .485 S Don’t let that.front end do the Charles Robinson home. which was a feature of many air Elmira . . . . - .471' 6 Skoog, If ...... 4 1 1 4 0 0 the base paths. ' part, in the Best Ball touriiCys sho\\'s during the early. 1930s.Thelr 1,000 carrier planes at Hokkaido Drawing Cards overseas, etc.; ABC 8:80 Arthur Wheh leaving with; the bride and northern Honshu—^flrst aerial GeL Together Binghamton .354 18H Magnuson, 2b .. 4 2 2 1 1 0 that are staged on Friday after- town. Let us chedi for a thorough Caster groom for an automobile trip to favorite trick was "t'O. tie their Fielder 'oonductlng Boston Sym YesterdayStars blow of the war at northern Japan phony's ssplanad* concert; CBS, National nppiis. This event has proved to New Hampshire, the bride ;will planes together with string, take Totals . . . . . 42 20 22 21 6 3 be .‘one of the ntost Ropular at the and Camber adjustment. The cost is small —and a toll of 342 Japanese air 9 Lawrence Tibbett's finale with Ohlca!^ .. • ;608,— - wear red and white flowered 'silk off,, go through 'totricate maneu St. Louis . ^ 7 l 1% United Airport ( I I ) . sport Schedule club. and it Will save your tires arid your car. vers and land without having | craft and 15 air fields destroyed - I ^ te s: 11 cento a line per bne jn^rtiop, 9 cents a linfc per three Hit Parade. and -.tiyhite accessories. They will or damaged Hi Tuesday’s carrier Brooklyn .- ,371 2 By The Associated Presa AB R H POfA E be at home to their friends after broken a string. assaults on the Tokyo area, were New York .Rat Secrey, Indtjina — Became Lauck, 3b . , . , . 4 0 1 1 '2 3 Sunday, July 15 I Present tOurtteys how going oh Aug. 1 at 204 Hartford road. On Saturday night list: NBC— J135 Sti Oijman, ss ...' b r a k e announced In the earlier com ' insertions, 7 cents a line per six insertions. Pittsburgh JUS 6 % the first Major Leaguer to MV 4 1 0 1 1 1 Filers vs. Aircraft, 3:00—West include the 72-HoIe Medal play Tht bHde’s gift to her maid of T “Dur Far Btostem Policy” ; 7:30 three homert in a single game this^ H.-'Jarvis, If .. . 4 3 3 5 0 0 muniques. '4, Boston ... .493 8 Side Oval.. ; ' , -which consists of thfee flights. honor was a locket, and to her Nosh Webster Sgysr 9 Barn yirar iend added a triple to Tribe’s Koubik, lb ... . 4 3 3 6 0 0 Every Wednesday morning a-ape- bridesmaids' she gave compacts: Both the surface bombardment Danes; 9:30 Can 'You Top This; Cinclnnalt .479 .9 15-4 rout of Yankees. - Wall, c ...... 4 2 2 ,'NB’s vs. Billings Spencer, dou OPEN Philadelphia' 0 '1 0 cial Women’s Sweepstakes is held, ^ ^ BRAKE The -brldeg;room gave to hia best and the carrier strike were under Write advertisement on this Form, placing one word in each space. Count Hve 10:80 Qrand Old Opry. CBS — .256 27Vi Dave Ferriss, Red Sox—Chalk Mason, 2b .. . . .' 4 1 2 4- 1 bleheader, 2:00-North End Field. FUN/SCIENCE way when Nimitz announced them 0 weather permitting. > v PRUM HONING man a belt buckle and- tie holder, 7:30K Amarics in the Air; 8':30 ed, up hia lt5h pitching victory as Tomilsop, cf . 3 T 2 J 0 0 , Monday, July 16 ' ^—one and a half hours after the average words to each line. Blinimum charge— 3 lines. Mail with Check-*-Muney Petroit .... Hamilton vs. Men’s Club, 6:15— t o and fo the ushers, tie holders. His ‘ 'Viva America eoneert; 9 Hit Pa- Bdeton downed Detroit, 5-1, soingi T lsw r,‘‘.p . . 8 0 1 0 1 7 A.M. ships’ guns opened fire. Waajitngton 0 West Side Oval. A Junior Boys’ Tourney is now U.S. TIRES gift to his bride was a string bf Order or Stamps. rada; 10:15 Assignment -Home, into a third place tic. ; Makulis, rf, '. . 3 O' 0 0 0 1 Halsiey Breaks Radio Silence New Yoik . Plant J vs. WarSen A Jarvis, being arranged and it is expected .pearls, and the bride’s gift to the drama. ABC—S;80 Boston Pop* Jim Russell, Pirates Doubled ' bridegroom was a fountain pen. Admiral Halsey broke radio si Boston ...... home Al Gionfriddo with.hie third Totals ...... 33 11 14 18'6 5 6:30—North End Field. that the first match will take lOPM A. C. SPARK lence off Hokkaido' this morning to 'Concert) 9:80 Flight to Pacific; Chicago ... . place w-ithto the next -few weeks. Tile bride was graduated from ■\l • • Hooder Hop. MBS— 7:80 A r hit of the day to tie the score-and Score b j innings: Wednesday, July 18' Manchester High school with the report hurling thousands -of car Cleveland ,. Grill vs. United Aircraft, 8:15r- PLUGS thur Hale; 9:30 Calling All Detec scored the winning run of e 3-2 U. A ...... 100,320 5—11 v;-! elass of 1939B, and is employed as rier plane sorties through the fog St. Louis edge over Phillies in the tenth in W. J...... 403-580 0—20 Weat Side Oval. During a crucial match between In hla continuing hunt for the van tives; 10 Chicago Theater of the PRBST-O-LITE BATTERIES a cleric at the Pratt A Riiitney Air. Philadelphia .324 19to ning.' Two-base hiU: W. ,Jarvla 2; Nichols, Bristol vs. Lee’s, 6:30- Jack Mace and Holly MOndly, (I Aircraft plant, East Hartford. ished Japanese A ir Force. As at Frank McCormick, R4ds—Broke Wall, Kosak. Three-base hits; Vil- North End Field. ------"withr darknes* appriiaching, th*' Tokyo Tuesday, there was no air Thursday, July 19 The bridegroom was graduated . Sunday Forunu: MBS 11:30 a. Today's Oamce up the < game with a ninth-inning go. W. Jarvis,. Sullivan, Mason. pair decided to Journey around the from Springfield Technical High PLUMB llN fS hung frgm th* opposition, first eye-witness .ac 0 ’ . i ■ingle scoring Deln Clay with the Home runs:. Kosak. Stolen bases: Fliers vs. P A ’s, 6:15—West last few holes by car. This they tops of Wazhington'z monus counts agreed. m. Ravlewing Stanf "Rusala and Eaatom Side Oval. ' •ehool. He w m with the U. ,S. N ff games scheduled. decisive tally of 6-5 over the Dodg H. Jarvis, Osgood, KouIIk. Left on did told were abla- to finish the Hokkaido and northern Honshu Us” ; NBC 1:15 p. m. America ers. Friday, July 20 match with Mandly the wlniter. Army for six yean, three of whith m*nt and th* Empir* Slot* United, ' ”Guarantaad Aitoual bases: W J. 6, U. A. 5. Bates on were spent overseas. He recently contain the only airdromes left -in Ameilcaa Majors ve. PA’s, 6:15—West Buildins wwiM iwt, contrary Wage”: NBC 1:S0 RouadUble Cleveland at New York. Ray Prim. Cube— Lefthended baUe:'SulIiven 2, TUsure 2. Strike-' received his honorable discharge the emplr* to which Japaft-could Chicago to a 2-0 shutout of Boston, outo: Sullivan 4. Umpire, L. Jer- Side ^ s L I* Brat thought, hong parallol '’‘-nnte and San Francisco Char- Detroit at Boston. I f , throogh the point system. During have pulled back the bulk of her allowing only four hits and col vla.. Time: 65 mins. Stoln A Oemble Tt. K. o4 C., play for the Women’s Club cham- BRunnEll'S t* *ach 4 Army program tal Europe. He Is boldet- of and attack from American' land Philadelphia at Pittsburgb. double for a 1-2 verdict over the war players, ere seeking berths on the 875 points ameseet The word ''electricity” comes K (dnvorao « l that point. reduced to 80 mtoutee;, 6 NBC 'ttm Silver Star, % cane Star and based air power. (Only gaasea scheduled.) AthleUca. the 1845 Papa State tootboU tosm. MUR IM On Re«ordiw tb6 fpwB IN *VW M a a i- Um U o* Av*i Ik saad lor ainhar Eiiiiii«iiiininr- -vTiiii 4 4 ■ y JIANUHESTER EVEISTTNO HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., ^TU RDAY, JULY 14, N, ■ V MAnI& B^TER EVENING HERALD, MAN(?HE^tTER. OONM^ SATURDAY, JULY 1 4 .104d PACE EI.KVKM 'i Husiness Services Offered 13 Ru.>^imss Services Offerethl-I I Private Instrucliuns 2> ,i»e S tock — t‘hiclt’8 42 j V Lost and Found. 1 ’' Automobiles for Sale, 4 rOUNURVlLLE FOLKS -V RA.^OE b u r n e r s and power 'ELOCUTION— SPEECH difficul- KV .FONIAlNli; KOK •n42'<)LDS HYDROMATTC Sedan RADIO REPAIRING. Plek-up Classifiod LOST OR STRAYED- One blaCk burners of all mak*s and kinds ilea corrected, releasing the FORSA1.E — AYRSHIRE co^ by F. HUGH cow; Phone Douglas Lotane R.A H $1482, 1041 Pontiac" Sedan service. KadloV checked at the nauwM beauty of your voice. Also 2 year old hsifer'.Call 6970 Classified R.AH. $1105>a041 Plymouth Con ' home. Store open all day. Man- cleaned and adjuateu .10 years' ^ense and Nonsense I n A SypPEN HEAVY boWNPOUR, AUNT EPPJE Ho ©G a-0«7L Reward. sxperlenc*. Tsi 2-17S1. 44 Malh TUTORING-—reading, mathema HERBERT vertlble Coupa\RAH. $1285, 164 I ' cheatei R'adlo service, 73 Birch tics. The White Studio. 709 Main FOR 8AU>—MULE or Advertisemehts Tell street: WaiUnfls^r 'k green light is not Jeah ALWAYS TRIES TO LOCATE AN EMPTY GARAGE LOST — LADY HARMAN wri*t Dodge Sedan $T$4S, 1941 Packard street. Telephone 2-0840.. etreet, (JoJin*oh Blockl. Phone change for cow or heifer. 1— I am awfully fond of BllL 6676 after 6 p. m. F or"^ 'S a lc waste of tbne. I admiire^nim and respect him lAdv^rUsements Swatch, Initial* H.M.P. Rewarrl. 6 Sedan $136S, tWO Pontiac Tor REFRIGERATOR SERVICE 'We 2-1392. For Rent Call 4225 or 464 Hartford road. pedo Sedan $1146, 1939 Oldsmo WASHER. VACUUMS. Electric above Any other man. The only repair and rebuild any typi of ‘The Stury: Corilas Archer and BARHART: (charmingly) How the Army- We were havlnjg-,,8ome trouble For Sale bije Sedan' $895f 193.9 Pontiac motora, etc., repaired. AU parts To B|iy To Sell MiMred Frlngie were selling kiss- -being invited to a trouM Is that he acts a little |For Rent available. 24-hout ee'rvlce.TJharg. refrigeration equipment. W4 ex Poultry and Supplies 43 do yoti do, Miss Archer. home like this. Yoou know what with our automobile the other day fresh occasionally. , Sedan $609. G.M.C. t4i-ton Fla change. sealed iJiit* with Mictory Help W^nted—^F^^Ie 85 hs, at a U 80 bazaar until , their AHP To.Buy To Sell Announcements platform body, 38 Dodge panel at C. O 6. Manchester 2-1439 MR. A r c h e r : Oh,,you don't I mean? and we remarked to Mildred, the /J a h e —Yes, Isn't it strange how guarantee. ScientlOo Refrigera MILLER'S Baby Chicks available mothers suddenly turned up. On have /to call her Miss Archer— girl next door, that we didn’'t'l quick a man can undo everything? Terms and trades accepted, Oct morning* or sventng*. WANTED—2 WOMEN ^.,^glrl*; for August and Septcinber . If way home, there Is .an argu CX3RLISS: (soulfully) Yes, of tion Co., 37 Oak etreet,' Phone New Model Laundry, Sumi^t 8,be'a/ only f , . . ^ course. Do you know many peo what was. the matter with IL TO WHOM r r MAY CONCERN Brunner's proposition. Open 7» a FURhlACE. REPAIRING and mi, definitely ordered now. -Deposit ment ami bach Mother Is laclined CORLISS: (instantly) Daddy, m. to 10 p. m. Phone 5191. -2-1226. " / , <, street. Rooms With.iut Board ple in town? it would run a little way and st "Great fleas have little flea*, upon Mr. Clarence John Krol, 653 Cen burner service. Aek about our required. Our stock needs lilD sajp* to blame' the Idea on the othePs you/ don’t have to give him ray Mildred—Spurt model, eh’ their'backs to bit* "'em. vner, liberal, re 12 feet by 7 feet, also 1934-Fed s h e e t METAL WORK hot. air WANTED WOMAN Or girl fo FOR RENT—Very {ricO^ant room Di/ring this scene.Mrs. Archer has doctor and nahta,all my alfment*. Drunk—It’s, no Osh. my wife 3-1632. nicely developed, 3\months pld for gentleman. 91 Foatee,8treet. A)Sne? aaH or let yoiir consscience i>e eraj Iruck. Tel. 2-1588. furnace rcpat,rliig. N^w hot air HAY CUTTINt. and removal of housework one day a week..-,.^ No - ■Chapter \’l h^n frantically trying to catch EARHART: Mostly. Sometimes Second Woman^:^=Ahd mine’* ’ a won’t let me keep it rmthe house. 'trees, also hay , for'sale. Altne Wpl start laying 60-90 days. El|co' TOUT guWe. tahe out your rewap» WANTED—RIDE FROM Charter and glr tonditlonmg fumaces ln-- laundry ."no children. Call 3750'. company. 37 Hollister\street, call X INT. ARCHER HOME—BACK her husband's eye; and has finally With other fellpws. - lawyer. .He helps me ptjt-cjyhen I Latulippe, 758 VCrnon street. Tel. PORCH ught It. It is quite obvious that get cited fm- over-parking, Ipagd- There are not many , mi:at;ried land malt balance and pajjera to Oak street to Hartford Center. stalled. Eaves trough; and ’ con 32'33.-ir' • \ , W'anted— Kdbms Board CORLISS: Don’t you have a Ime. Mr. Jon**.,Jone« Furniture Hours 8 s. m. to 5 p. mi. Call 8517. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 ductor Ifepalring. Nflrjnan Bentz, 6077. ' ■ 9fED. SHOT . e desires Immediately ednfer- girl? lng,-"or parking.-in a no-pArkin$ men, says Grit, who can bragg 7 7 ^ |t6-38 Oak street, phone 8254. 8966. .y ,. ••■■V.’ . Help Wanted— Male 36 WANTED—BOOM AND BOARH^ We are SHfXJTlNG towards a nce with him- in private. She goes EARHART: Nope. zone. nOv«j;^made «, mistake. WALTER SCHULTZ, 82 Gong^eaa Articles for Sale 45 floor which fleads from the porch toW’arda the hall. . ' MED. SHOT Third-Woman—^My husband is a street.' Ashe* and rubbish remov MILL HELP. GRAIN MILL, Good by lady. Centrally located or on / M Automobnea for Sale 4 f o r RALEr MAN'S bicycle, REFRIGERATION service. Gen bus line. VYrite, Box' Z, Herald. into a hali: A jumble of male MRS. ARCHER: (to Earhart — (Jorilss and Earhart are- in the f. injnihter. And—well 'he keeps me cellent condition. Phone ,6,^88. eral Electric. Gruiiow, Crbaley, ed.-Tel. i./158A wages and working conditions FOR SALE—CHILD'S chair, lawn voices is heard and footsteps. Cor- graciously) Will you excuse me g. In the b. g. the Archers arC^ Just jgbod for nothing. ♦ HOLD EVERYTHING [r e a l e s t a t e L4^T1NGS Steady employment tlje year 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN. Heater, Frlgldairt and all other makes. swing $25, pre-w'ar iron scooter 's4l*4is> looks Imploringly at hen Just a moment-r-1--^ , re-entering from the halL'Nelther Of All Types Wanted! around. Central Connecticut Co $8, small iron wagort $2, baby car M'other, In pantomime urging he'jr Corliss nor Earhart notices' them An icicle dropped from an office radio; 1940 Dodge Sedan, heater, FOR RALE-MOTOR scooter, in Work-guaranteed. Motor repair*. Summer Homes She goes out Into the hall, beck Cash ATalInhIe. CaU''4394, B. * H. Refrigeration Florists—Nurseries 15 operative Farms Association Inc. riage $5. Call 5'728 or 284 Lake ndc to tell Daddy. Then she huy- oning peremptorily for Archer to for a moment. , building in Philadelphia last win- / radio; 1940 Qldsmoblle 6 Sedan, excellent condition. Call 2-1540. 10 Apel Place, phone 2-0432.- For Rent 67 . rieaxtowards the stairs. Intending | heater, radio; 1937 Pontiac Coach, Servlcey street. follow her. Puzzled, but obedient, CORLISS; DonR you Hke girls? ter, killing a pedestrian qp the JARVIS REALTY CO. FOR SALE -'SWEET PEAS to go4y> to her room. At this mo- , he does So. and even as the door Before Eariia^ can wply U> this streeL heater,' radio. Cole Motors, 4164. calehdulas and snapdragons, 40 TWO MEN for general factory FOR SALE—US^D Hedstrom pre FOR RENT— s e v e r a l -Cottages ment C ^ d y appears in the do6r-.'i, rO «ce *11* Residence 7275 FOR SALE ... BOY'S bicycle, in ,b FLOORS SA.NDED kt Coventry Lake. Available im- closes behind them it is dbvidils leading. - -question,' Mr. -Archer cents a dozen. Candytuft 25 cents work, no experience necessary. war baby carriag;*. A-1 condition way. MRXARCHER Is a pleasant, ' cojjgha _ fVeekday* and-8onda3r* NEEi ' a GiDQl USED car? See good condition. Call 4959. I.>aying and finishing. Apply Folding Boxes, Inc., Elm ro^iately. J. 8. Bisacll. Gross he’s about to hear the whole storj’ We met a .friend the other dayj Brunner, open ( a. m. ’till 10 p. J. E. Jensen.' a dozen. Fred Schuetz. 40 Ken $30.00. Call 8969 or inquire $4 quite dlsttngulshed^^looktng man in of Corliss’ precocity. MR. X r o t ER: Dinner’ll be and asked how he - was getting street, Manchester. Glenwood street. strwt, South Coventrj'. TCl. Wil- his early. forties. He is an attor m. every day. Phone 6191. el. IVilllmantic 9928. evenings. sington street. INT. PORCH " ready in about two minutes. along; limhntic 3324. ney Whose quiet, unassuming ap If you want to -wash . a o o ! $ f WANTED—RELIABLE min of ELECTRIC OUTBOARD motor, REVERSE ANGLE ,, . Friend—I’m living oft the fat of f o r SALE -1933 CHEVROLET. Wanted Autos^ experienced r a d i o service. pearance belies-'e^ warm sense, of I’ll show you the way. the land. ‘ ' w . good habits for. steady insids 1941 model $4.0. Telephone 3408 humor and a "wifle irrascible While- IJarhart fondles Morortica, 2-door. Radio, heater, defroster Motorcycles' Promt and efficient. All work Rootinf^r-^Repairing 17-A work .Ne\5 System Laundry, Har- 68 EARHART: Thanks -very much, Us—Great! HoW CQme^i^, guaranteed Phone 4607. after 4 p. m. < Wanted to RenL streak. He does notXnotlce Corliss Corliss looks him over with, glow sir. ■ ■ " ". fan. good rubber, ■ good ■ motor. 2^ 'rison street. ing approval: Friend—I’m working in, a place MANCHESTER Complete $150. 658 Center street. MORE MONEY FOR you^ car EXPERT REPAIRS' of shingle, WANTED — 1 or 2 ROOM apart for a moment. ' \ '\ Smiling at Corliss over his -shoul where w* reduce fat people. CIDER PRESS FOR Sale in good MR. ARCHER: (jov^l^) Eve EARHART: ^ think it’s swell of than It's worth right n o ^ Bruni FLOOR MACHINES' slate, composition. and tin roofah WANTED — HIGH SCHOOL boy condition,, reasonable. 849 Wes ment for soldier's wife. Write Box der, Earhart goes into the hall. I several *-Boom Singles, cora- FOR SALE-t- 1935 Chevrolet phae Rebuilding ' repairing of ning, Janet. (beckoningLo some : your father to pick up a perfect MR. ARCHER; (dryly) He likes ner’8."80 Otikiand street/Tel. 6! 91. full time. Good salary, nice Middle TuFapike, L, Herald. , stranger and bring him hdme to Seeing the war from ambulances [ ftlete witb Breplaoe. screens and ton. good condiHon, good tires Open 7 It m. to 10 jc m.. also FOR RENT chimneya and flashings. E V. hours. See Mrs ,Litchman. Arthur one in hall) This way, ihj’ boy. 8'rio- $225. Telephone 3408 after 4 p. m He is Joined In the d o o r ^ y 'by a dinner. .(To Be CoiillBttrd) is Private George. A, Smith, Jr., I atonn window*. Available space Sunday*. Coughlin, 390' Woodland’ street. Drug Store. RuOinow Building. ORNAMENTAL IRON ralla made w a n t e d a 6 o r 7 ROOM hous« of Holland. ITt. He has bce’n wound-, Sanders an^.Folishers. or flat ill Manchester. Please call very good-looking young-soldier— CORLISS: Oh. I do, too. I mean, twr room* upstairs... Down Phone 770'’ . to order. Free estimates, prompt I think it's swell he brought cd five times. WAN’i’ED— WE J ^ E D used cars WAN'TED—BOY TO work after service, 66-Whltney Road. Wlllimantic 1104-W’ or write Mrs. Private Earhart. ■ \ [.payment a* low as fOOU.OO. MR. ARCHER; Here we. areN . you-, . and pay top Brices Cash talk* MgCHLL-jPONVERSE, INC. > ROOFING, ASBEISTOS sidewalls, noons and Saturday. New Mode R. Dufesne, 155 Mountain street, I SMaonable monthly cost. PENDER AND Laundr>’. Summit street. CEDAR POSTS —ALL SIZES Willima'rtti.c. Janet—this is Private Earhart \ EARHART: (making conversa- - Iceman (enthusing, after he and we hav»/R. Stop and get our 645 Main St. Tel. 6887 eayestroigh conductors, Nu-. /' :tion) I hear ypu’ve ^ot a brother Social Situations I wood ceilings and-'lnteriof walls. beat, poles, tomato stakes. Rea ot the Tank Corps. Joined the church)—*$68, sir. You BODY WORK offer. Cole/Motor#—4164. WANTED—MAN OR boy to mow in.the service.' should Join too. Bill. It Is a grand ASHES AND RUBBISH remov«d. Wood shlnpiing. general repair sonable price. Telephone Giastbn w a n t e d 4-5 ROOM house. Re-' MRS. ARCHER: (vaguely) How -/• lawn once .a jveek. ’Telephone bun 7291. liabl^'"Lblft-' middle-aged couple. No do you do. Corl lira eagerly Indicates a framed The SHiiatlon: Y ^ are riding on institution and gives you plenty Jarvis .Realty SOLIMENE & FLAGG W ANT^—A GOOD USED buR also light L-udclng. Telephone ing. Free esTiimate. Time pay photogYaph on the mantel-piece. of inspiration. for oi^owr| transportation. About 5016. chihikfren. Write BOX M, Herald. While Earhart murmurs a polite a train and a woman sitting near "HH PHONES $H2 OB 7275 INC.. 3858. ments. Louis Lavigne, Manches response to this greeting— CORLISS: Uh-huh. Lenny’s a you is traveling with a.small child. ’ Bill (another Iceman)—Can't do 2V ^s*engefs. Call Manchester ter ftooflng. Call 2-1428. WAN'TED — THRE^i energetic VANTED t o BENTj --- Building WMk Days and Sundays 68* Center St. Tel. 5101 WANTED—ALL KINDS *V£b> Ohio. J; / ' Everything included at $198.75. FUNNY BUSINESS . \Coinpany Don't lose dny time. See it at FOR SALE IMMEDIATELY, 4- 6-Room Single with ga Painting—Papering 21 M5 ParkeP ^treet Branch of ■* room Cape Cofl with brass plumb rage on Clinton Street. CONSULT KEYSTONE Decora Help Wanted— Male or CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST ing. Please write Box X, Herald. PORTER STREET- WELLS s t r e e t -5 Female 37 FURNITURE STORE tors oh that painting and paper ■x; HOUSES FOR SALE—Manches 2-Familv Houae, one ^ o o m 4- Famlly, 4 rooms each ten ing-froblem. CallAaM after 6 p A-L-B-E-R-T-S AM.EY OOP Ah, There, Stranger BYV.T.HAMUir ,3'i Acre Place w^jth 4- He l p ^WANTED -r MALE or ter G re^ section, several excel ■nd one-S-ruoni apt. Price ement. Price $8,000.-, „Terms fn. or Hartford 8-5510T'>'.. ~ 43 Allyn Street Hartford. $6,000. Terms .Arranged. Arranged. ro^m small cottage. Elec femble.'One person with car to lent 6-8 room homes. Cottages at THAT ^ lis t nam'^ jn the rural sections MAPLE CHAIRS and. Rockers are Coventry Lake,. $1,200 and up. tricity and water, on PAINTTNG AND Paperhangj^ /THAT idUSTbe Th' BEST BUYS IN OF Manchester.^ Temporary work smart and durable. See our grand Farms $6,000 anef-up. J. S. BiSsell, WEST CBNTER/mTBEET— ROCKVILLE—Orchard St.— oiled road in Coventry. and wallpaper. John P. Sullivan, / EvPsaoa's Wk_A N ' / ..v\E55 OP STEPS iWma Ar^ged. 20 MINUTES FROM FOR SALE — MANCHESTER. 2 Houses consisting of 6 Stuart J. Wasley Repairing 23 Odd Fellows building, $89 Main TWO FRANKLIN STOVES $20.00 V, 5TJPP.' T'ao UP’ WEARIN apartments. Gdbd rental In MANCHESTER— each. Hall racks $2.50-$5.00. An-, Charming 6 room home, insulated, 'nIS HOT MAS<' dBl»EETr-_...... - RcAItor ------street, ____ l_ ; j)ractira ty—newv storm windows^ 4-FtoU y Dwelling, 4-4 come. $8,800. Terms' Ar I.VRoom single with all Im PIANO TUNED AND repairthg: tlque picture frames $1.00-$2:00." 7 1 ABOUT Sior; provements except heat. Barn 7.15 MAIN STRF.ET ■Smgll secretary desk $5.00. I^bp- and doors. Completely screened-. ' -S-.E DOWN an. Price 88.300. $1,500 ranged. Telephone 6618-7146 player piano specialty. John for 82 tie-up.. Large silo—cut* Cockerham. 2b Bigelow street. Situations Wanted— heM x Singer sewing msicbine Heat and h6t water. Nice shrubr $25.00: Itoeking-chair#$4;00- • bery rear of- house.r Completely EAST HARTFORD — Tothnid about 80 tons of 4la'y«: Between Tei. 4219. ; Female ; v - 38 BIRCH STREET— _ Street— 1200 and 1'3M all bearing peach $7.50. Antique 'poccelalli baby's ■fcileed. $ 6 ;^ r o n ly $36 pCY month 6- Room Single. Price |H,800.2-Famll,v, all conveniences. tree*. 90 acre* tillable out-ot to TWO GIRLS. AGE. 13. will take bathtub In mahogany stand after rcMonable down payment. $10,00. Hand carved Whatnot , No agent! Call Hartford 7-6298. $1,000 Down.: / Price $»,«(m. V tal o f 145 acre*. Some tool*. ;arc of children afternoons and Wonderful spot for-*elllng out evenings. Phone 4722. shelves $2.Sp-$10.00. Marble fdp xwashstands. $5.l)0-$7.00. 3 Mirror BIRCH STREET— 5- Famlly Dtj'elllng. Two 5- small parcel* of land* On goo*d 21 CAROL. DRIVE, main road. Price $16,500)-; -TO BE SOLD .Oahity $9.00<" Dressers $9J)0- PINEJAC^S 4-Room Single. Price $6,050. rfMMna, one 4-room. $6,200. Owner leaVi:ng state. Terms .Arranged. -The original" owner has offered this Stx-Boont Single Ha,use Dogs— Bird»-)-Pet8 41 $14.0^Oak dining exte-islon table SI.OOO Down. 20 MINUTES FROM with siX-ohairs $20.00: - Beautiful MANCHESTER— for sale. It has hardwood Jldors throughout, large front and rear FRErKI-ES AND HIS FRIENDS Cooler Clothing BY MERRILL O l F CENTER STREET— GERMAN,POLICE PUPPIES chamber sejs. dishes. Cut glass, HARTFORD—AtwfKid St.— Nice Old - Fashioned Farm. halls, plenty 'o» closet space, steam heat, a large upen porch, tiots for Sale 73 r ~ ------\ 4-Rooni Slifgle.”'Price $4,500. 2-Famlly. Price 88,800. double lot with some tree*, a very convenient location. Owner handsome litter,' seven weeks old, pitchm'e- Antique and modern Wonderful spot for-huntlhg and healthy, farm raised. Grey-black c lo ^ s and lampiB.. Thousands of AND I IPTWE BOVS This costume came fro«a th e $500 Down. Terms Arranged. can move within'SO days. ' SUPPOSE WANT ■© see SOUTH RAOFIC / Ashing, Thl* place can be color from intelligent parents.. interesting Items dn,sale Satur- FOR- SALE—BUILDING lot 50 x bought right! SOME SXS IN iCELANOSENT trilS W U’RE ME M NATIVE SUMMER STREET— EAST W'lXDSOR— On a corner lot tWs Five-Room'SlilKle is located. It has Phone. Manchester 8026 evenings ,day and Sunday, 10 a. m- tq 6 p. 150. Call 5072. RMBSA'— -THE LETTER SAYS: OONSM COSTUMES. VU. 4 - Family Tenement, : steam heat w4th oil burner, a basement garage, large open porieh, WindsorvlIle.Road; ~\8-Rooni 20 MINUTES FROM or visit Fred MHler's Poultry m. at Old' MJH. Mason"'XIt**I- I*"" '1' • -'1'" r'*- 1.1 ^ HAVE YOUR. petURS DMali'e®la- Inquire 75 St. John street. , ''I- ^ . FIGHTING AND • HIGH STREET— , have p number for sale at very low price*. Smart people are now X and a few small table model “ After two years with a job of inspector in a Domoer DO, X 7- Room Single.' Price 86,800. ■ Street— acre* of land. Wonderful for F ok RALE—CpRNER''LOT. 50 x 5-Ro(»nl^ Single.. Price $.'I;5Q0. Gas Station and Tourist Camps buying. . ■ radios. Call 4607. “ Oliver insists on the steak being cut into cx CflVENtRV L.AKr,— . pany, Willlmantic', ' ' 'V. - SOeSNE AMD, each.^sPrlce 86,000. SI.OOO $6,600. [TER . One'S-Room Furnished Cot (, r* a 1: • i'" ^ COATCNTRy- Wanted-—To buy 58 AiSSED GLENWpOD STREETS^ 4-Roopi Bungalow, running. MANCHESTER, CONN. \ One trifoom I'umlshed- Cot PAIZTT, 5'Rnnm ’Bungalow. V''*S5 4rater, eioetric Hghts. Two- nice WANTED—LARGE CANVAS eff tage, $8,200. haraa, poultry house. About litii-e: 86.800. -Tcrrrfs Arranged. ’ cover for hay stack, Address Box BEAVER two acres of land. Price only V'. NEEDS I, Herald. roti'SiBiA— IN THE t’ OU'NTRY— $4,900. ■ 4-Ronm Nice Cbpntrv Home. On a har'd surfaced mad, WANTED-^ROWBOAT, Tnedlum 'nice Httle 4-Roon> House., | COVENTRY— r 1—Cleveland Automatic Screw 'size. Must be in good condition, * ‘ 1 \ . i $S.0«i>.x^ Old-Fashloncd 9-Room House '..Prlee $>3.8Qp. Terms Arranged. Machine Setup Man V" Also small-outboard'-motor. Tel. N.., 3''1 BIRCH STREET— • with very flue bam. Seven or 3441 or 6031. 2-Famlr*. Dwelling, one, 7 COVENTRY— cif^ t acres of nice tillable land. ** flr 1 and one 4 moms. Price'S6,'i00. A Going Farm, 6.1 acres. 5- Lot of wopdiap.d— 25 acres in 1— Cleveland Aulomalic Screw all. Price only $4,900. ^ 61)000 Down. ■ ' ■ rbom dwelling, 89J100. Terms \ T O rD O L U ^ JONES | .Arinnged. '• v CLOSE ’TO BOLTON LAKE Machine Operator' a v o n w a l e r o a d — AND. COVE2STBY— Yh'MlCMT KNOW'.'. Gorrs SURS.MMMMAHK- ^ 4-Rbom Single, .3 unfinished ■'"'Going P'arm, 85 acres. 4- OUST v w w leoT cr . KtATCH, room dwelling. 8-1,000, Terms. 4-Room Year ’Round Bunga ^ eur. vou HEflifiD w««r ' npstalrs. Price.SO.OlM). Terms low with electiic Ifghts and 2— All Round Machinists or Toolmakers WX JUVCEP UP ftM’ .S^rrahged. Arranged. CHICKEN W QUftRO shio water. One-ear gairage. H a THE END eiT OFP •« of land. Price $8,800. "'■sq . ■ . ' ■* S Post-War Program .Assured Call 5105 (or Additional Information On Any of These MANCHESTER— OUT OUR WAY BY J.R. WILUAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLE Properties..v 9-Room Single In .North See- tion. All Improvements. I^rge Apply 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Daily /'G O PAY BAClcq-HESE I HEXRD w h a t VOU SAIDI THE T'M COMPLAINING IN DON'T TAP MV SH!2l)NKe N . lot. Uentrally locat^ . Price - E O G & ^ M CS, DILL AND only $5'.Q00. -1PEAH40W WOULD'lOU IJHE I ALL eiGUT t^OteS OP SHOULDERS, MESs HOOPLEf 5 2 Main Street BORROW A CUP OF SUGAR!’ If I TOLD VOUR FATHEEkVOU 'RATTONING MA’.
