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T H U R SD A T , a u g u s t 8,1944 1 M anh^ter Evening Herald Average Daily Circulation The W'eather leS.tWELVfi - For tbo Moath U Joly. 1S44 Foreeaet o f L . 8. Weotber Boreou the boyt to appear again this fall Workmen from the Connecticut HS the men at the hospital en­ Organ Recitals 8,728 Fair tonight nnd ^.^rday; l!t-i Miss EUa Shay. ' of Power Co. were working this Fine ProWam lie temperoture rhange# tonlghl; auffered a fractuit- of the leit ar n joyed the bouts very much. G. E. W ILLIS & SON, INC. morning on what they thlnx la the Feature Services Member of tbo Audit contlDued hot Soturdny. 'About Town ^ ^ a y when her horse sudjlcnly solution to the static InUrference Jtareaa of drcnlattoa# stoppU to eat grass at the road- baa been oauslng poor recep­ Given V^ts Lumber of All Kind* sIg*' S>h? And about eight other Gerarcl St. House Mancheeter— A City of Village Charm tion for radio Jiatenera within a A serie# of organ r e c lt ^ wiU iU r. and Mr*. WllUam 3. Helm, jriris had hired theU’ mounu from radius of one mile from the Cen­ Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware the Adnsn Stables on tba new be played at the union aervlcea Jl W Cooper street, h*''^ "**" ter. A wire located on a pole oj^ N o^h End Boys’ Club Is Sold by Siiiilh (CIn##lfi#d AdverUalag «a Fa'go IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, ‘AUGUST 4. 1944 (TWELVE PAGES) , PRICE THREE CENTS Stifled that their son, C orral Bolton road. posite the poet office waa crossed of the Manchester ' Methodist Balsam W ool Insulation VOL. LX IIL . NO. Z6(T liy W . Helm was wounded using *m Bnglish * " ■with a wire guide cable and wras Presents Bouts and En­ church and the Second Congrega­ m in Trance on July 14, and hM was thrown clear causing a short circuit. This wire tional church on Sunday morn­ Eten awarded the Purple Hea^ She was treated at a local, doctor s waa attached to the street lights. tertainment Last Night Edward B. Hutchinson has sold ings during toe month of August COAL COKE OIL • ia,making good office and then remove t«^ her A s ' residences seemed to get the his seven - room residence with 2 from 10:30 to 10:45 o’clock at toe Guard Iiisperts Liberty Bell . car garage,at 2 Gerard street to recovery. Corporal Helm is home. static only when the street lights The North End Boys’ club and Methodist church by the organist Tel. 5125 Mr. and M,.i. Willard Rowley of 2 Main St. Bcned to the A.A.A., and was .were turned on this is seen to be the local Marine Corps' ‘League and choir director, Mra. David M. Bradley Team Drives East Hartford. Mr. Hutchinson is Reds Advance Within to BngUnd In February. Be- Yaeterday afternoon at * o'clock. a possible solution of the problem. Detachment entertained the vet­ Bennett, whb la well known in ^ going overaeas he w m sta- Burke’s ambulance was called to erans at Newington hospital with planning to move to Massa­ muBlcal circles of Manchester. ^m I*iU ^m p Haan, Califomia. remove Mrs. G. Southerland from The expense of the fire protec five boxing bouts and several acts chusetts. The neW owners will ’this Sunday’s program w ill con­ move to Manchester about Sept. her apartment in the Sheridan tion supplied for the V.F.W /i c « - of vaudeville last night. The rey sist of compositions of the classic M r. and Mra. Alonso Foreman hotel to the Manchester Memorial nival was ix^iially shared by toe suits of the boxing matches will 1. The aale wat made through the works, including Grieg’s "Morning hospital. Mrs. Southertand Is Robert'J. Smith Inc., Agency. , ' Ontentry. formerly « f tnia sponsors and the carnival owners. be found below. Mood,’’ "Adagio” from Mendels­ Near to St. Nazaire; 91 Miles of Silesia; N. * . y have'had as their guest. suffering from a serious leg ail­ Although the carnival lost Ifi Miss Bertha Wells, pianist, ac­ The Smith Agency has also sold sohn’s First Sonata; a Bach air, AK GRILL' „ Foreman’s slater, who was ment. workmen shortly after the circus a 2 1-2 acre place with hpakt and "When Thou A rt Near,” and "L a r­ companied Enrico Gentllcore, vo­ “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER“v route to her home in P>ti»- tent fire In Hartford’ It neverthe­ calist, In several numbers and barn on North Main street for Mr. go” by Handel. ^ after attending a meeting Miss Shirley Tedford of 49 less ■ continued here under agree­ played many old favorites which and Mrs. Oliver Mansur to Mr. and Recitals on the following Sun­ the CJiriatlan Science Mother Academy aUra^A anct Mrs. Mar- ment with the V.F.W. All toe men Joined in tinging. Mrs. Arthur Ott of Tolland. days will include works of French DINE AND DANCE ireb In Boeton. loiits Sullivan, are spending a Jessie Williams sang "Thunder- and American composers, and toe East Prussia Shelled Slices Off Peninsula week at the Stony Creek D\ide Mrs. Mary Wllkqlls, wife of heads Sausage Machine," a comic final one on August 27 will be a « To the Lilting Tunes of Rev. Theodore Palmer, who ar- Ranch on Lake George In upper Joseph^ Wilkolis, of 86 North songi which drew a big hand. Don- requeat program. THE OAK GRILL SWINGSTERS FOR TOP VALUE Md in town -yeaUrday from New York State. street, was admitted to the Man­ ni« 'Brennan tap danced several \ DELICIOUS FOOD — MODEST PRICES! Dazzling Pare Believed >| rorcester. Masa, wUl' ®cc“ Py chester Memorial hospital at an numbers, Raymond Karas gave IN A NEW HOME love Within 58 Miles llpit of Emanuel Luthe^ Member of a team which spe- early hour today for an emergency Impersonations of several movie ALICE OOFRAN Krakow Over Dif-' Myitkyina Captured Entry Into Florence To Have Established S f U Sunday at 10:8° lu ciallzea tn savjng airmen forc^ operation for appendicitis. start, the Axis leaders and of Sefi the Ones Being Built By (Known As Queen Alice) BR O ILED LO B S T E R ' ' first time as down at sea Corporal Henry T. President Roosevelt SPIRITCAL MEDIUM CHICKEN CACCIATORE ^^AL jficult\ Hill Country; Them in Much Great' service wUl be the first of toe Coleman of 2S Garden street. Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson of The Boys’ club enjoyed a picnic GREENBROOKE * Seventh Daughter of n Seventh Son ROAST PORK ROAST TURKEY Pine Forest are spending a two er Area Than 65-Mile ||Sm services of toe Concordia Manchester, shared in the com­ lunch after the shbw and thank* Born With n Veil. Tanks Patrol Shores After Bloody Siege Appears Close Now fifiOsran church and Emanuel, at mendation given this Eighth A. weeks’ vacation on Cape Cod. the North End bualnea* men .and HOMES, IN C ReiuIingB Daily, Including Snnday, Our Kitchen Closes At 11 P. M. Wefige, 30 Miles Wide, S ? u 5 te r church. A. F. Fighter W ing for Its Air- the Frank J. Mansfield detachment 9 A. 51. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint­ O f Gulf ^ Riga, and mton services of toese tw Sea Rescue control work by Lieut. Mrs. David J. Heatley who has for their splendid aupport m fur­ On Walker Street ment. In the Service of the Peo­ Which Late.st Reports^ General James H. Doolittle, com- been visiting for the past three Striking EasfxToward Germans Falling Bdck (JermailS M aV S ^ b e s have been '‘ •W nishing transportation,, equipment For fnrtber Informatloii eall at ple for 30 Years, 30 OAK STREET „ TEL. 3894 La.t Remnant, »/ f«plLabor Ceilings Sgoeordia Uithertti building. ifikndlng Eighth A ir Force. With weeks with her husband’# parents. 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer Show; Hard for G ^ this, toe oldest operstlonar con­ and entertainers. Alexander Jarvis Co. oltlce on City and A ls o \ ^ e »t Gorrisoft EithcT Jkifi^il ^ Before Unrelenting^ ./ Mr. and Mrs. David B. Heatley of The North End.-boys featured Phone 6-2024 ' trol wing In toe European theater, Lydall- street, was honored with a Center street or at 26 Alexander inqns to Hold Lihes. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. O. B ^ond Hui- flve boxing bouts, The boys are ’Toward Latvia . Pfir^ Mop- Pressure o f New Zea- LcaVC FraUCC Corporal Coleman la a radio oper­ miscellaneous shower last night at street. Or Captured in ^ o f Phelps Road and children trained by Tommie O'Neill at the Set to Boost ator in toe Air-Sea Rescue, com­ the home of Mra. Henning Ander Phones: 4112 or 7275 land. So. Africa Units. oto accupy a cottage at Crescent North End >’¥ ” and gave a good lip af Burma City. Supreme Headquarters V —w Niantie, for the greater munications section and his job son of East Middle Turnpike. Moscow, A u g ." ' 4.— (/P)— contributes materially to the com­ account o f ther.iselvee. Results lied Expeditionary i^rce, NUrt ^ August. Russian hosts which smashed Arms Output Bulletin! As Allies___ _ Push munications which m\iat be nial"* Postal cards calling attention of o f ooutS'Were; Solitheast Asia Command Donnie Ellsworth, fit lbs.. Cov­ the German Vistula river line Aug. 4.— (JP)—-Lieut. Gen. talned between the' base and the Chamber of Commerce members to HeadquaYlers, Kandy, Ceylon, Rome, Auff. 4.— (fl*) — The ' plane Irt distress. the summer frolic scheduled for entry V#. Donnie Brennan, 88 lbe„ advanced swiftly today to Omar N. Bradley’s tlynamite Insulate Now! A u g. 4.— (A V - A m « r i c a n ,: Byrnes Acis lo Free Eighth Army reached Flor- ‘ General Withdrawal Be- TAIX CEDARS next Wednesday were In this draw. „ Captain of. the Guard W arier Moilhillough of Independence, Hall team of armor ^ d infantry Peter Ellsworth 81 lbs.. Coven­ within 91 miles of German in Philadelphia points to the spot on the Liberty oell struck by a A sedan being driven by Roy morning’s mail. It Is to be held at Keep cool in Sbmmer. Imperial and Cliinese forces I 20,000 Workers^ in ence today. South African fore End o f Present Griswold. Main Street service sta­ the Manchester Rod and Gun club* try vs. Eddie Fogarty, 78 lbs., Tip Top Market Silesia while other Army stone hurled by a man who .shouted, "Liberty boll, I.iberty bell—that’s troops gained the outskirts has driven cloW to St. Na­ tion proprietor, crashed into a draw. warm in Winter. Save fuel have captured ^^ y itk y in a ,, a lot of bunk!" In McCullough's left hand ia the stone. (A P wire- Fighting Season Ex­ iv B lN G O huuae on Daley road, CoventlY- groups in the north shelled Non-Essential aiid Less of the city and patrols work­ zaire and practically complet­ large rack body lumBer Vuck. be­ Members art urged to get their Howard "Augie" August. 61 during the critical period 41 OAK STREET major Japanese bffse in photo). _ _ lbs., vs. Bennie Kowalski, 71 lbs., ing forward fopnd that flve pected by Military. ed the slicing off of the Bret-! t o m o r r o w n i g h t ing operated by Stanley -August, tickets Immediately. y and enjoy lower fuel bills. towns and villages inside Essential Factories* a t draw. ' . . STORE HOURS: ^ northern Burma,, after iK^it- S O'CLOCK saw mill operator, at 8:48 . tolh ^ 0 \ East Prussia from positions of six bridges across the on peni^ula, it was indicated morning at Main and 3t. Jame* Conrad Kowalski, Jr., 106 lbs., Live and sleep in comfort. .. By John M. Hightower Rev. Raynol

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4. 1944 PAGE 'THREB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 4,1944 •a g e t w o vote as a unit for the nomination with foot deformities were under were "attempting to drag Turkey route for transportation of mili­ of the i Jimcr governor, and gave Womeii Still 30 years of age.' V eiled-Threats into tee war and wish to set up German parachutists had been Myitkyiaa Taken tary aupplles into China. \ Small Towns similar Iristnicttons, without oppo- ' : .a.* Here la some other advice from bases there." the Polish people and really unit-1 I V f n v holding that aector, and Impi uneta, New S^tions the bureau, aome of it applicable inc all the democratic eiements of v p C £ l I l c l U S i» * c t Y Labor CeiUiigs Allied warplanes hit Japanese sttibn, on the senatorial candidacy On Turk Action Pvt Patricca the Polish nation fighting for iib- •/ the last sizeable town south of After.-Long Siege air power nests at Hankow and K evin Vote of McMal'.on. Are Needed to industrial employers and some eration and the re-creation of Florence, was left a mass of rub­ Canton in support of Hunan To Get Mail Swamped Under Hurley Wave to emolo-^'ers of just a few women. Superfluous Hair Removed ble. Set to Boost ground forces. Fires were visible Should Win Cooperation their government/* Leave France To the southeast, British troops McCoy and two others favored London. Aug. 4..—(.(P)—Adolf Dies in Action Referring to Mikolajczyk's trip (Continued from Page One) for 50, miles as medium bombers Gaffney, but they were swamped Men workers’ cooperation Hitler’s newaoaper Voelklscher Permanently — Painlessly — Safely! won more mountain heights. turned away from raids on two Seen Holding Fa4e of Much of* War Produo should be won before women are Beobachter declared today that "If NOTICE! to Moscow only once. Izvestla" said AIon» Highway 69. which rough­ Arms Output Service Starting on Moii- under a Hurley tidal wave con­ employed. _ The Board of Health of the "iondon obseryera .view that min- As Allies Push Rangoon, capital of Burma, about airdromas.at Canton, and good re­ Democratic Gubema* jured up by the oratory of Mayor ti o U Job Depends on •vents take their course unhin­ FREE CONSULTATION Soldier Is •fster’a 'exiled government' as ly paraliel.s the upper Arqo, pa­ 600 airline miles to the south. sults were reported In the Hankow day to Give Delivery John W. Murphy, who saw the Sometlmea foremen ' and fellow dered, Turkey will likely become Town of Mnnoheeter will pa.v SUridge St. trols found the enemy withdrawn (Continued from Page One) With the fall of Myltkylna. the attack. Female Workers. workers neqd to be shown teat a storm center of tee first order. flO.OO to anyone who will ready for a radical reorganlza- (Coatiaued frooi Page One) •from Incisa. Advance untU were torial Nominee. former governor aa having "the women can do the job before they give ns Information that will TELEPHONE 2-1264 Ouualty France on tlon." only Japubese known remaining To 321 Famflie*. best chances of being elect^.’’ "Germany did not give tee least in within five miles of Pontassleve. less-essential*plants will be impos­ north of the Mogaung-Myltkylna will cooperate. occasion for tee action of the tend to the conviction of any l*ya Down Stlpulatlooa The possibility of Allied sea­ Japs Report Fighters Hartford, Aug. 4.-—(JPf^- The "His previous record as gover­ By James Marlow person deliberately deposit­ X«8l July 6. 'The newspaper then laid down ed by local Area Production Urg­ rail lin% are disorganized )>ands al­ Postmaster H. Olln Grant this nor," Murphy asserted, "proves he Fit tee job to match tee physi­ Turktab government," tee Nazi Miss Rena llalem*s borne flanking attacka remains ency committees, but only in the ready written off in the Fort HerU Democratic State convention opens Washington, Aug. 4.—(JPf—This cal capabilities ■■ of women fer paper said in commenting on Tur­ ing gamboge or rubbish of the sUpulations of renouncement great. It is possibly significant Bomberft Hit Rail Yards Attack Manchuria morning received permiaslon to is a good administrator.” any kind along the publlo It WM oirictmlly UiU of General Soankowski, abandon­ acute and serious labor shortage valley.'- grant the request of residents In’’^ here tonight, and in the view of McMahon waa unopposed as the is a kind of last call to employers they must work without strain or key's rupture of diplomatic ‘ and that Lieut. Gen. George S. Patton areas—those designated by the R«mnanta;> Believed Destroyed New York, Aug. 4—I/P)— Japa­ hiring women. undiie Yatigue if they are to work economic relations with Germany highways of the town, eape- Mominf tl»t Pvtv’n io ^ Patric- ment of an anti-Soviet attitude has not yet been heard from— In Southern France four new developments for the free some party leaders the delegate! choice of New Haven Democrats clnlly Middle Tnrnpike West. and ufiion with the National com­ . Rome, Aug. 4—i/Pi— R. A. F. War Manpower Commission as Allied officials said remnants of nese broadcasts said today P-38 delivery of mall and on Monday the from the small towns hold the key for the U. S. Senate. The Army la demanding now continuously. two days ago. ELECTROLYSIS SALON e« 98, aoB'bf MtCand Mrs. mittee as being essential to % that there has been no announce­ heavy and medium bombers made "Group One" and "Group Two" tht- Japanese 18th (Singapore! planes had attacked southern Plan service facilities for them, .•Other German papers took tee D. O. V. MOORE, ment if he has yet joined the flight. division were be\leved destroyed Manchuria and that this ”provsd new service will he started. It will to the gubernatorial nomination. Murphy lauded hia record aa an the last ounce of devotion to war like lockers, washrooms, toilets Chairman—Board of Health. ROOM 15 — RUBINOW BLDG. 84.’! MAIN ST. i Patri«yt. of 81 Eldridge "real reorganization." a devastating attack on rail yaids areas—181 communities in 111. in­ affect 321 families. This group among the 1,196 dele- assistant U. S. attorney genera] same line, according to a DNB Izvestia levelled atUcks at two And Patton, military men note, is at Fortes les Valence in southern cluding some of the • country’s- in the final close-quarter fighting that a raid by fighter planes from production. The war is yet to be and rest rooms. broadcast which said the Allies i ftTMt, h M W i killed in acUon on not the only leader silent for the most important • industrial centers. continental basea is possible." Starting Monday the 100 fami­ gataa was aeen as holding the bal­ adding that "he ,is a good cam­ July • during the invasion of Polish newspapers, Polsky printed France early' today, following up In which tlie Allies brought to lial, occupying the Garden Apart­ ance of power by the supporters of paigner and stands for the princi­ won. • Appoint a woman personnel di­ in the United States and Sprawa time being, although he is the best widespread raids on enemy com­ Byrnes proclaimed his hope that bear bazookas, . flam& throwers, A broadcast heard by F(X/ moni­ rector to organize and head a known and most famed for- his awareness of the production tors said it was clear that "the ments located between 3t. James ' Former Gov. Robert A. Hurley ples and platform adopted in Chi­ Some authorities in this country JpyV Patricca entered the Army in Uondon. for " blowing on the munications and industrial facili­ heavy artillery and mortars while and Forest streets will be served, who la engaged in a bitter fight for cago.” ...... - warn against over-optimism. They woraan-counaellor ayatem to whom fires of hatred towards the Soviet daring. ties across southern Europe yes­ emergency would so arouse ’com­ the Chinese tunnelled under an enemy haa a design to attack” as will the 107 housbe in the Green- say woakera think the war la won the women can go with their JW* 80, 1842 and was sent over- munity interest as to make pen­ enemy position to attack frqm the hlanchuria contlnuoual^. Tokyo the nomination with Leo V. Gaff­ 'The nomination of Mrs. Wood- aeaa hi the latter part of March of Union" and agitating------for refusal ,, terday -by American planes. hrooke ^velopment, the 37 houses ney of New Britain, the candidate house, former secretary of the and desert their war Jobs for what problems for advice. to collaborate with the National l l i l l t r V alties unnecessary upon non-com- rt*r. claimed -that today’s raid did no Relect women carefully for spe­ tkU year. He attended pubUc U. S; medium bombers concen­ plying manufacturerv. But he damage. in the Edgemont development and of U. 8. Senator Francis T. Ma­ state, as a candidate for the Sen­ they think are secure civilian jobs. ■Bboola hare and before entering committee.” trated also on communications In U, 8. fighters and fighter bomb­ the 87 houses in the Lenox Els- ate waa urged by Smith In a for­ cific jobs. This means selecting It’s A Privilege To Have IS (Dr. J. Retinger said In Ixmdon added: "If a less essential em­ ers "gave strong support" to Al­ B-29 Super-Fortresses went to loney and J. Francis Smith of Cauaea Justlfled Confnfloa the Army waa employed by the Or- southern France, hitting rail and ployer exceeds his labor quota we Manchuria last week. tates. Waterbury, former state chair­ mal statement yesterday which And right behind them cornea a woman for a job in accordance yesterday that Polish Socialists Appears Close highw'ay bridges near Nice. lied troops which overran Mylt- All the requirements such as deacHbed her aa capable of draw­ with her weight, height, strength, ford Soap Co. and other parties working with will not hesitate to choke off his kyina, the Southeast Asia com­ man. Prime Minister Churchill, talking Baaidea hia parents, Thomas la Eighteen enemy aircraft were materials, fuel or pw er.’’", aidewalka,.. hardened roads, proper Equally Bitter Fight ing many independent votes from rosily about an end to the war reach, steadiness of nerves, alert­ them in underground Poland shot down yestei^y when U. 8. mand communique announced. numbers and receptacles for the- U. S. Senator John A. Danaher. ness, judgment, speed, and pre­ aurelvad fry hia brother, Joseph would support Mikolajczyk In (ConUnurd from____ Page One) Barrier for Civlllaii 0’ with foot tol.d the international seminar outskirts. and four damaged, two radio tow­ could be devoted completely to bombs into London'and south Eng­ trouble. sponsored by the Friends commit­ chester fire department, is coming Despite this opposition, how­ such urgent progranriar as parts for more than 7,000 Japanese on land. On July 18. about 750 bomb­ majority of the delegates, but in saw the situation 4n the cities and further south in the South Man­ ers were knocked out and numer­ Guam's north plateau and some The Manchester Chapter of the the gubernatorial fight both the larger towns la.st night: Thirty-three per cent of the tee ht-re last night He said this Need we say more? To spread a good thing around (Chmtteued from Page One) ever,' there were indications that ous barges and tugs strafed in a heavy trucki an4 tanks. ers severely damaged four plants, women had some abnormalities In would result from political 'na­ chester fire department's territory. the ruthless pressure on the con­ A continuing 'problem has been 40,000 more in the British New making hydrogeS( peroxide, used in American Red Cross, which had Hurley and Gaffney contingents For Hurley to as many customers as possible—one bottle each— The change ia due to increased sw'eep by American Lightnings Guinea jungles, with only death or confidently expected to start an­ have long asserted they were sure their feet and at least 20 per cent tionalism and industrialization for the unlficaUOB of Poland po- tracting arc around Florence was overdhe Belgrade area. the reportdrift of labor from launching the flying bombs. Number had flat feet. About one-third that has been taking place in the please. business. Mr. Grlawold when he steadily breaking down Nazi war produriion to non-esential surrender awaiting thtim. In widespread operations yes­ other Nurses’ Aide class early thU of victory. Cities of Votes IttlcaUy. started in bualhesa a few months Two Junkers bombers were shot Already the Japanese death toll month, has decided to wait until The supporters of Hurley, elect­ hpd bad corms, ingrowing toenails Orient "almost without notice" by j: American and British dlpl^ strength and the city might fall down, off Corsica, raising the day's Jobs . terday. Allied planes from Britain, New Haven ...... 79 or arthritis and many of those the rest of the world. % fwefin quarten, maintained an at- ago took over the service station to Gen. Sir Harold Alexanders Really Herious Bhortages in those art^is is upwards of 26,- Italy and Russia destroyed 108 the latter part' of Augus‘. A num­ ed governor in 1940 and defeated Eaat Hartford ...... 12 bag to 20. 0 0 0 . titude of **rsatrhined optimism at 389 Main street, which |a south troops any time. ,T h e war production lag, sub­ German planes, communiques an­ ber have already signed up but two years ago by Raymond E. West Hartford ...... 21 of the turnpike in the South Man­ Lieut. Han-y A. Parker, 8 Grove On ' Guam, where 7,808 enemy there are a few more openings for Baldwin (R), were generally un­ T that a Polls’' rapprochement Allied artillery was now in a street, Milford, N. H., a MustangT ject of rcp2ated Army warnings nounced. Stamford, Greenwich and night be -achieved, hut Mlko- chester district. His business has position to shell enemy positions. in recent wi-eks. boils down to dtad have been counted, American Unfavorable weather again re­ day workers. derstood to be McMahon support­ Torrington ...... 65 lafcgyk had the doubly difficult so Increased that more room is The Arno river crossing immedi­ pilot, shot down an ME-109 oVer really seri.-u, July 27, only 2.000 less than the As rpavsy'ed by the War Pro­ sighted over the battle area last other state officers. So much at­ receive Its, medal for ’944 for work - Deluxe Champion numbet*Baptured in the preceding local man for the work and the emy bodle.-' INNiRSTRAP painting is progressing fine. duction bosra'a munltiiJis report The 602 made a total of 3470 night, and seven were shot down tention has centered on the sena­ in colloid chemistry. AS eight weeks. The new steple jack is Rev. yestviday, overall production is Japanese’ dead listed since the by the'MoSquitoa. torial and gubernatorial contests, Ths only fire with thess BX9 "The losses in killed and wound­ Bronislaw Gadarowaki, assistant good. In the first na.l of the After the weather cleared at however, that almost no mention MATTRISf ONLY ^ ed haa a,l80 been high," the spokes­ year, the -repot t showeo. 48 per­ breakout attacks opened July 12. SINGER TALUEB . . . ths fsmous Oesr-Orifl^ I pastor qf St. Bridget’s church. He When they began, MscArthur said mid-day yesterday the Allied air has hren made of these offices. Tm d; Bsftl-Lock, Qnm-Dippsd cord \ | man said. "The enemy has no cent of the whole year’s produc- .units based in Britain and Nor­ zHhLAIAINiOAT New Haven Democrats, their We Have Plentv of deeply dug defense lines and is and Staiiley Noren, another local tltm, .n lernia of dollar value, waa an estimated 15,000 previously bad Pir20%cWB body; Baftl-lnrod Ooustruetion. man. have Uher. down the crosses perished due to “privation, star­ mandy flew 5,000 aortiea. J^|tfiMe-9Maa«Ml*-CMl1tenMa support claimed in advance by OR.VDE 3 TIRES more vulnerable to artlUery and completed. Many of these were by American Hurley, did little to change the Bring Your Certiflentes. on the church so they niay be The six most worrisome short vation and constant air bombard­ Fins: “TwIUght On the PrnWe* 24.95 tembing than on the Gustav and properly gilded anefhas been work­ and British heavy bombers,-'Whicji pre-convention picture at their 6.00x16 ^ 6.50x16 — 7.00x16. Sewing M achine Co. Choose It In a Pump or Oxford. We’ve Many Styles HUller .lines.” age items were listed as: ment and attrition//^- ranged over Germany, Franco ahd caucus last night. Ih. many instances losses com­ ing so high jp on the'thurch that 1. One type of radar. Output Added to all these dead were CAMPBELL’S Not Mentioned Here. No need to skimp.;. aquip your few have recognized hlih'as the Belgium, smashing at oil and trans­ SUN. - MON. - TUES. Over the opposition of Town .SERVICE .STATION 71 PRATT STREET — HARTFORD MORIARTY BROS. pelled the enemy to combine frag- must double the June rate. 5,000 estimated by Admiral Ches­ port targets in many places and- Chairman David J. MeCtoy they bad with this batter felted Oa tiM Laval At Ctatar and Broad Sts. Telephuoa 8508 nienU bf batUllona and even regi­ man doing the work. ,, 2. Heavy-duty trucks. June’s ter W. Niraitz to have been ac­ Main St. at the Turnpike ______^ ^ ______plasterlng depots and robot launch­ CARY GRANT in instructed their 79 delegates to •nottresil Ganuina dowbla-wwn ments to'form fighting units, the —— production rate must double. counted for by Mso'ine conquerors ing sites. SALE 3. Fragmentation and general- cf Tinian over which the Ameri­ Flying bdmb attacks fell off no­ “ONCE UPON A TIME” innerstraps make It last, pravanl .o n.j<.rlNine Congressmen purpbhe. bombs. Production must can flag was raised formally Wed­ ticeably last night and today. - nesday. PLUS . . . “SECRET OF ------MONTGOMERY WARD lumping and stretching, tong- actions reported on the Fifth Army I go 30 per eent higher than June. SCOTLAND YARDS” front, the Germans continued their Are Renominated ■ 4. Heavy artillery. The prob­ Four thousand civilians have Women’s White wearing woveir-stripe licking. ONS. . . FOR ESI’ * Ji efforts to send their troops into lem is in forgifig anff machining been interned on Tinian and 7,O0O Program to Evacuate RIVERSIDE FIRST QUALITY TIRES 8 American lines on tH« south banks on Guam. of the Arno nver. Nashville. Tenn.. Aug.' 4.—( / ^ . artillery ammunition. Recorda Two-MUe Gains London Is Speeded OXFORDS and PUMPS Break Up Crossing Attempt Nine of Tennessee s i n ^ n ^ t Mygt go up^'40 per cent A Nimitz communique last night London, Aug. 4.—(PH^-Tlle Brit­ WALTZES HOre In the coastal area near the congrewmen were nom inated, m ^ Medium tanka and tank-de- recorded two tnile gains Wednes­ ish government’s program to clear EVERY WEDNESDAY^ kB I M si. MANCHFSFFR! mouth of the Arno, heavy fmall yesterday-a primariM and g^royers. An almost complete day all thh way across the north London of women and children a n d SATURDAY NIGHTS arms fire from the Americana plateau end of Guam, from Turnon was stepped up today following the $6.95 Dorothy Dodds and Mode Arts MARBLE UNOLEUM broke up an enemy attempt to send FffS’dSl?icL T r a ^ l u bT' bn the west coast fo the vl- 14-hour record flying bomb blast­ NONE troops across in smal' boats. in slonal seat for the Democratic mi j cinitv of Pt. Sassayan on the ing yesterday. All mothers with COLT PARK ON BACK the same area patrols combed out gubernatorial nomination which | nefui ChOSen tleoa east Flying within 100 feet of children -of-sidiool-age now may Wetbersfleld Avenue, Bnrttori normally , is tantamount to elec­ Now $0.25 ' numerous German anlpers. Of Probing Grou'p the ground, rarrier planes paced register for evacuation. S'JM to 11:30 P. M. American artillery dlapersed a tion. the attack, pouring bombs and Heretofore all children were (Weuther Permlttiug) I Verd large enemy column near Ponte- Returns from 1,529 of approxi- Washington, Aiig. 4.—(iP) — The rockets into fortifications and ator eligible for government aid in Featuring dera, east of Pisa, and west of the mately 2,300 precincts gave Me- g^m^^e War Investigating com- are areas. leaving, but only expectant moth­ 89* city U. 8. guns touched off an ex­ Cord 119,880 to 6,321 for Rex | j„^^oe turned today to a one-time In the British New Guinea ac­ ers or those with children under Art Webster's $ 6.00 , k plosion and fire liehlnd the enemy’s Manning, Nashville druggist, »nd puiiding policeman to di tion, centered in the Driniumor five years of age came imder the Buy this long wearing linofaum 7,619 for John R. Neal, Knoxville, fpture policing of the war OM TImera’ Oiohaatra. lines. In the same locality the river area betwreen Wewak and program. Hank Poet, Prompter. . . . the colors go clear through to Americana shelled Nazi 88-mllli- law teacher. program oh the home front. Aitape, "the Japanese appeared to Fan Off During Night Fox-Trots - 8:80-11:80 - Sqnnren Phn 85 meter gun positions and mortara niirty-Beven-year-old . Al­ Smiling, six-foot, 200-pound be shooting the works.” reported •The Nazis’ robot blows on Lon­ Federal Air Treds the base. Smart marble pattern knocked out some enemy mortar bert Gore, who asked voters to de­ James M. Mead of New York was Martin 8pencer, Associated Frees don and southern England fell off Tom won’t fade or wear off. W a x - . emplacements. _* cide whether be should remain in picked to succeed Senator Harry war correflpondent. during the night after Allied bomb­ Now In the general Surge northward (Congress, where he Stayed at S. Trurtian aa chairman of the Carrying 75-mm mountain guns ers hamme.-ed the launching sites sealed surface makes cleaning or. Florence the Eighth Army cap- President Roosevelt’s request aft­ Senate’s top InvestigaBng com­ with 3,000 tons of bombs. It was forward on their backs and firing Tubs . . $2.95 Ph$ Fad. Tax easy. Use W ards Time Payment. tuT^ Montebuonl, midway be- er being sworn into the Army,.was mittee. at point-blank range, the Japan­ announced offlclally that bnly a few DANCE tween<^ GiogoU and Impruneta. given bieHer than two to one ma­ His formal aelecUon for the ese made four suicidal attacks perions had been killed. jority over W. H. Turner, former chairmanship was voted at a closed ^^^inesday extending______over 11 Flying bomha came over inter­ state utilities commisMoner,. in the session this morning attended *»y |,ou—, Accustomed to such mittently during the night, but it MILLER'S HALL ' Advertisement ______(omed to such “Bsn- Fourth district Democratic race. Senators Conhally (D., Tex.), zai” charges, the Americans wait waa a relief from the heavy bar­ Tolland Tnrnpikfl ALL TIRES i The office will be closed August Returns from 194 out of 288 Brewster (R.. Me.) and Ferguson ed until the enomy waa within rage.of the night before when the precincts. gave Gore 15,290 votes I 4 and reopen Augu.it 21. Dr. B. J (R„ Mich.). V close range ard mowed him down Germans launched their robots In SRt. Night. Auge 5th $5.50 \> 1 Sheridan, 905 Main street. to 6,406 for T-iirner. "No'CRSiagfl la Staff "Natlvea reported enemy esa- salvos. ARE MOT Mead at once annoimced tha^ ualltles and damage In his rear to •The 14-hour atUck yesterday re­ 9 to 1. HIAVY, WAVY-8D6I the committee’s staff would rai . _aasiiming_____ „ alarming______.propor^ . sulted In hits on dwellings, busi­ Plaimiug. to Boost unchanged, adding t)iat the reslg- tfong,” MscArthur said by way of ness houses and 10 hospitals ’This Modem and Old Fashioned. ALIKE! Carolyns nation of Chief Counsel Hugh Ful- 1 expanding the picture, attack eased off late yesterday aft­ Peter Miller, Prompter. AsnutTawma 255.00 Output of Tires ton, eubmltted with that of Tru- . ■ ■ ernoon after a blanket, of low Price is for Average 24* ,x 26’ 6-Room House. MAHIEU man. had not Stab clouds lifted from Dover strait and A OMd Thna for Young and Old 'The rubber in all brands of Now $4,85 so far aa he waa gave anti-aircraft gunners better passenger tires is the'SAME 1^3 Spruce Street Washington, Aug. 4—(iF)— not ,h s Fulton, however, told j, F^irtiing JapS shooting at the missiles. Make your home bettor-looking, more ire-resiatant . . . $5.00 Backed 1^, an Army promise to newsmen he was preadng for its M !> n ctrcu ^ — GRS Government Syn­ aceepUnce. Chungking. Aug. 4/ cut upkMp costs to a minimum with Wards Wavy Edge thetic. But all tires are n o t H IG H COTTON COTTON TUFTED TONE- CUT-RITE furlough some aaoldlers to help Vice President Wallace will ap- Hengyang area s battered Asphalt Siding! Tempered asphalt heavily coated with meet manpower requirementa, Alii 4 UHui YtiOrefc t» made alike ->■ nor will they Carolyns SHAGGIES 6.29 ON-TONE RUG ' WAX PAPER, I maniffacturers of heavy truck and point a senator to flU ’Truman’s [era have knocked dovim ceramic grannies . . . grain design. Asphalt sheeting 125 Ft. RoU . . . on the coidmittSe. wave of JTai^esc attacked wl ^ wear equally well. .Hundreds Extra Htfovy, twisted cotton pile luxurious scatter Vug In smart col* bus tires turned today to the task Truman reluctantly resigned Clilnaae relief columns-qre paper laid under shingles, new comer boards — also of thousands of Rivereide- of'booatlng output 30 per cent in- yesterday to free himself for an bing at an .ancji^lto* anemy C i r c l e is u T E ^ o w $ 4 - 2 5 rugs in pastel coiort. Wathoblo). -ors.-For all rooms. Wa^obleta CARNATION I August and Beptember. active campaign for the vies preal- the Chinese high command re------1 ■ HARTFORD mouldinf around doors and-windows. GRS tires have plready fre^^runk. 26x48 in. «ize 2 4 x 4 2 in. *1716 new production «ioal to “rolled up” mileage, beyond MILK, , dency aa President Rooseveltje p o rt^ today. rviii..— Corns to Wards today for a free estimate of residing Ration Stamp Required. meet the critical shortage of foqr term running mate. « • Tha communique said Ctiinese TODAY..,. mxpeotationa/ Broved Riv- Tall C a n ...... 10c I heavy easinga waa announced yes­ forcas from the east entered the year hom^ or Phone 5161 and ask for Building Materials terday by Caiairiaa E. Wilson, town of Challng, 80 mllea from erride’s auperiorityf River- executive vice ebairtnaa of the Three From State Hengyang, whose 40 days of Dept. * ride GRS ia aafer, too. It RICE War Production board, who said slatancc waa yielding a new epic > provides 12% m ore pro tec­ r # - KRISPIES, "We are calling on the tire Indus­ In the Japaneae-Chlneae war, and If you cannot call or ’phone just sign your name and Non-Rationed Footwear Package ... try to do the ndraculous.” On Casualty List] stTMt flAUng continued at Ptng^ address below and mail it to us. We will arrange to mil tion (than pre-war River- ■< northeast of rides) against n^ituresl Good t MaJ. Oen. Ludua D. Clary of 8ia%, 100 miles ‘ ‘ on you. Children’s — Misses’ and Growing Girls’ the Army Servlet Forces said the . Washington, Aug. 4.—(JP) — I Hengyang. reaaona why you should B. & M. OVEN BAKED Army considered the tire situa- Names of 18 New Englander.- are South of Lelyang, on the Can- bring your tire ration cer­ BEANS, ■ IQ - 'tion so serious it had decided to of Included ia a Uat of 919 caaualUaa H ^ C h ta e a e ^ REAGAN iseaa-aeaasaeeaasaaaaaaasi tificate to Wards. PLAY SHOES H- 18-Oz. Jar ^ IO C I furlough back to manufacturers qf the U. 8. Naval forces, ‘ncl"**** -^ S o M T S n d NAME . . . . alt non-infantry aoldlera over SO members of the Navy, Marina 1MhuMui north at tha ■JANE WYMAN a->* I years old who have bad ona year’s Qffpa and Coast Guard, the Navy columns norm os uw $2.19. Now HERSHEY I experience as heavy tire builders PRISCILLA LANE $1-49 department announced today j Chinese forces ’ wera ra- ADDRESS . i9assasssaast«« I S S S O S S S 0 4 COCOA. Only aoldlera In this country will temiMSir RhrenM* First Quality Tuba , Tba Among the 19 New a . WAYNE MORRIS Women’s Non-Rationed ..-----^ -— FEATHER FILLED COFIEGE-BRED ’be’ eligible. esriSOF/ 4e40/4eS^^21 e $ 2 . 2 5 $ 1 0 . 9 0 \i-Lb, Can. 11c are four whose casualty aUtu* has IP? ^ soutfawast. six SOLID OAK HIGH CHAIR PILLOWS been officially changed. ' “**?*»miles north and six mllea PHONE . . . . 4e75/Se0^^19e e •••••••••••••fffla* 2 . 4 5 1 0 . 9 5 New Englanders iacluda Menrvanx. which aliaady has an- P L U ^ _ — — PRICED LOW 9,95 PRICED LOW 3.96 Hospital Notes S#2S/EeS^^1 9 a••aaa«aaaaaa«aaaaa 2 . 4 5 1 2 . 2 5 PURE CIDER Ooimecticut: dured _a longer______ring*„ than any ONE STRAP SANDALS Safe end slurdyl Solid oak een* Soft .fentheta. 20% turkey VINEGilR, Bergen. WlUlam H.. PrtvaU. first dty” since 1937 whan 5e2S/S*S0^17a 2 , 7 5 1 3 . 7 5 end M% ben! FUled plump shuetion wflfl natural flnldtl Sld< G allon...... Admitted today: Juna Bidwen. etsss. U. 8. Marine Corps Raaerv». was attacked. 'V ; 4 el5 /4eS^ 1 4 fl ••••••.•••••sBff ffGGGB 2 J 5 1 7 J ^ 5 for perfect aleeplng. A.CJL 13) 56c Wounded. Mother, Mrs. Barbara > - ■ - — m tag tray. *>4o.cnmb” sides. •tripe . I 518 L(ydaU straat; Patrick Bheri- mio 7 a O O * l S a •••%•••#••••••••••••••• 2 . 4 5 1 9 . A 5 -$3.25. No» $2.49 I dan, 888 Main atreet ' M. Bergen. 855 Sound Beach Chinesa troops have HnashH WHITE PICKLING Disohaned yesterday: Joan-and avenue, Old Oreenwleh. to tha walled d i^ pt ’Tengchung, 7a00*14* #GG «••••••••••••••••••• 2 . A 5 1 9 . 9 5 Luficious Fall Shades in GreaSe^-Reaistant VINEGAR, 3 3 c IWIUlkm &ana. East Hartford: Chaplinskl, Leroy Harold, ahii^{main Japanaoe bass in FedWaf txdma Tax bdrm Mary Stale Darby, Glastonbury; fitter, 8acond claos, V. 8. Naval re-|Mo«tBce. ani a battle with the ..iuiRR V WAHONEY . So Perfect To Wear I Gallon I Walter Rutoky. 12 Xerre street; serve. Dead, (Prevtoualy reported I uMmy garrioon is in w ogr^ tM 1h o 3 tlEARlS*BENBERl I Mrs. .Charlotte Winch, 2fl Center musing on report of Naval casual-1 cbinsae high command reporwa Now Jnd Forever , . . Purple, Red and DOMINO street: Mrs. Leon Oorsllae and son, Uas for Juna' IS 1 1944); Parents. Mr. I last nigtaL ^ SUGAR, and Mrs. fYnak Chapllmkt, 18~ TSBffehuag is laaa than M nul« » x » 15 Hudson straat: Mrs. Harry gnuS E ir^ Mytthytoa., .ontgbnieiy Spicfl. 9 to 17. 10-Lb. B i« 6 8 c rs s ta a a and danghtar. 388 Want magar stnat. Now Mavan. t MB « R B t| W ard .ontgomery W ard OMtar straat; Mrs. May RYda. 884 ftooareby. IClebaeL Private. 4pst anamy basis ta nortn mEOULAB class, U. 8. Marine Corps reoerva. haareltan to tba forcas of .4Jan. 124-818 MAIN SS* TE£. 5161 MANCHESTER N . 824-828 MAIN ST. TBL. $161 SALT, Main straat; Oaorga Bttmpaon 108 Joooph W. SUlwell. Capturs of PRICES! 824-828 MAIN 8T. TEL. 5161- MANCHESTER Oakland street. WoOndad. >MoUMr. ' Mrs. Anna LAinCST NEW81 , 8MORTS1 Dtachargad. today: Mtaa Alber Stoverchy, 757 Hallett street, Tenachung would be atiU another I EUR K tins Elutrand, RockviUs. \ BridffSforL atm la reooanip* aa overland

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II. ■ , ", WJWCHESTtW WYETfTNQ HERALD.MANCHESTER. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 19|A PAGE FTVF* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 4,1944 1 I TOUR Mrs. Helen Clinton of Glaston­ Would Aid Prisoners More Izatlon at a conference in Wuh- of Frank Keeney more -than 25 incton not later than Sept. 1. Ha w bury; two brothers, Jpseph and '■y r ' 'I years ago. He was a Charter mem­ Albuquerque, N. M„ Aug. 4— (/P) said the riling tempo of the war Nurses Aides Here Rockville ber of Rockville Lodge of Elks, and George Wlnarskl of Hartford; two Show O pen s Today sisters, Mrs. Staflna Ostrowskl of — Carl Whittaker, preaident o f the In thfe Pacific meant that added .jS fame O’Hara was a member of the MancheMer New Mexico Bataan Relief organ­ steps should be taken to aid Am er­ Country Club. ^ Endlcott. N. Y., and Mrs. Anna Lauded in Letter Downorowlcz of Hartford; also 13 ization, said today that hla group icans Wh6, are held prlsonepi by As a personal friend of many St. would meet with affiliated organ- the JapanesSK ^ Chief C leA Plan Exhibit I.rf)uls Cardinal baseball players he gramlchildreli and . two great The following letter has been visited their camp each year while grandchildren. received by Dr. Eugene M. Davis, in Florida. ^ Return from OanVenUon local Red Cross chairman,, from Attorney John H. Yeomans, ijlaeeeede I mU James A. Of Casting He leaves his wife, a son, Ed­ the chairman of the Volunteer ward F. Burke, of Cincinnati, exalUU ruler of the Rockville Turnbull in Electric Nurses’ Aide Corps of the Hart­ Ohio, and two grnndchildreri. Ed­ Lodge of Elks was achcduled to ford Red Cross chapter. ward Dewey Burke^ and Harold rr-turn from the Elka National Itour Canninij ”My dear Mr. Davis: "Through Members of County Or­ , Company Position. Simpson Burke. Convention at Chicago, 111. ■'4 II ■ * the gienerous cooperation o f Mias ganization to demon­ Funeral o f Max C. W etstein, Uaaoe Tonight Sampson. Chairman o f the Man­ 'The funeral of Max,^C. Wetstein, The third Community Dance Wtmrn O’Hara haa b a «i chester Red Cross Volunteer strate on Sunflny. 76. who died suddenly at his home sponsored by the Summer Recrea­ CWaf Clark for » a Connecticut Nurses’ Aide Corps, w f have re­ at 16 Talcbtt avenue on Thursday tion Board will be held this eve­ ' VMwtf CompaaTi iticcMdlna ceived during and since the recent ^BolajSS^Trunibull, who had Rockville. Aug. 4.—Members of morning, will be held on Saturday ning at 8:30 o’clock at tha Town Heinz c a n circus fire disaster moat wonder­ 'tw tad m that capacity atnce he the Hartford County Casting Club afternoon at 3 o'clock at the White hall. Several novel features have ful help from your Nuraee* Aides. will give an exhibition casting Funeral home. Rev. George S. 1^ ^ feo eat er in 1S23. They have worked long hours, and been‘ planned Including a Tauth Mr O’Hara came to Mwche^ tournament at Rockville on. Sun­ Brookes, pastor of the Union or Consequence? show which will have given faithful and efficient day, August 0, at throe o’clock in church, will officiate. Burisd will '' f t w the Hew liondon office to service, and it is difficult to esti­ start promptly at 9:45 o’clock. cooperation with the Rockville be in Grove Hill cemetcix ha Mr. TumhuU’a aaalatant. George mate the help and strength they Music for the dancing will be furn­ ; a v 0 Taitch. who haa been with the com. Recreation Board and the State Property Sale ished by the Star Dusters orches­ brought to Hartford. . Fish and Game department. George Arnold, Jr., of Elm street aaay for a number of y«a” ; *•“? "It was a great pleasure work­ tra. There Will also be a Couplt-s > named Aselatant Chief Clerk. The club’s equipment for meas­ has .sold to Max H. and Anna 8. Com er and a Coke Box^ ing with and meeting your Miss uring distance will be set up at Berger, the house on Elm street Upst Lor 1),,. , , Sampson whose spirit and ability Walker's Reservoir and there will next to the White property arid jK i.'k tn 'r we have learned to admire even in be a contest between selected high facing Talcott Park, Governors See this short time. Very sincerely scorers, both men and women. Dr. Funeral yours, Mrs. Mitchell S. Little, Russell P. Hunter, superintendent The funeral of Mrs. Josephine Cliairninn, Volunteer Nurses’ Aide of the Connecticut St.ile Fish and Jacun.skI, fomito-ly of 35 Talcott The Ancient Egyptians Thought Unity Corps.” Game department and an honor­ avenue was held on Thursday at ^ invented Sammy Kaye-Nancy Norman ary member of the club, will offi­ St. Joseph’s church with Rev. TO the first Sammy Kaye brings his nation­ ciate. Slglsmund WoronlecUl officiating. Parley Result ally famous "Swing snd Sway” Matron HelisrG «oo«»l turned. Cpl. Frank Andrews is­ Connecticut College for Women at Turecki of Hawthorns, -N, J., and cooperaUon and Billy- Williams, Sally Stuart, The sued a statement contending his New London. She worked for two Three Kayedets and The ' Kaye years after graduation it the col­ pMhetle underatMdlng’ c o ^ tl^ wife's innocence. Baton’s ^mtem at government be Choir, In Addition. Sammy Kaye "O f course she Wrote letters to lege office substituting at Nor­ We Have Plenty of features In his all new revenue Jay and signed them ‘Love, Fran­ wich Free Academy and Williams ORADR 3 TIKES “ ^TWa be accomplish^ such headline acts as Paul Wln- ces,” ’ his statement said. ."That Memorial Institute. New London, Bring Your f'prtlfli'atea. Re$ervfd Dignity All parts of tha country arc chell with Jerry Mahoney, "Amer­ was perfectlv natural. We treated and taught for two years at Ches­ 6.00x16 — 6.60x16 — 7.00x16. M raacnted tn the councils of tlw ica’s Greatest Ventro-Mlmlc” ; The that boy like a son. This is whM ter High school. 4 iwI04 IM M M W ki Dotou locr jSSttiU government," the J*P®ft 3 Meaits, in a breath-taking acro­ '■'■Miss III* resigned after eight CAAIPBELL’S In Modern MemorUdt I call tough Justice.” SERMCE STA’noN io «w254 oNouRct antd. “and when by pei^n^ com batic act, and others. "So You years of teaching to do post-grail- Near the spot where the youth’s ' Onr Hemortala Are PROCDLT tact tha preaident of the Want to Lead a Band!” one of uate work at Columbia Universi­ Main St. at the Turnpike body lay, wrltnesses said, - wras built to be PROUDLY owned, flee Stataa and tha govemora of the Sammy’s sensational stage novel­ ty. • HOLLOW GROUND RAZOR BLADES found a gun which they identified oar preoeat atock ol Moaomeata of ■tataa achieve that unity of na- ties, is also featured on the pro­ as belonging to Mrs. Andrews. To Hospital Re|Hirl ^ fin S ^ H O U U t t A S e t S MtriCTlT e tieaal purpoae which tranacen^ gram. Showing on 'the screen this spot each day since her son's The following i>.Uie report of| all typea and prices, or let as make laanffiilp and atrivoe unaelf. is “Black Magic” with Sidney To­ death, Mrs. L. W. Lovett, whose the Rockville City hospital for the; aaggeationa wtUiont any obUgntlon I fo r tha aolution of their com month of July: Number of pa- ler as "Charlie Chan.” family came to California about whwtaoever. Dblema. . - There will be a midnight show UenU In hospital July 1. 28; num­ SOOTHING ______, Beglona Not Repreeenled 10 years ago, has gone to place a tonight (Friday) only. bunch o f wild flowers. ber admitted during the month, "goih the past ten years. entlrS There' are late stage shows Sat­ 86; out patients, 20; total treated, rMdons of our country have been urday and Sunday at 10 p. m. 134; discharged, 95; X-rays, 22; Hv Sunburn J etu w t repreaantation in the cam Hiller Seeking accidenU, 6; births, 19; opera­ hMt or adminiatr^iv? “ tions, 35; largest number treated. Manchester Memorial Conq[>ahy ■ tha Federal goverameiit. During local and Federal governments, 30; smallest number treated, 10; Dewey left to National Chairman Take (be "Ore** oat of obb- A. Almeul. Propi period the g o v ^ p r a of the Army Control dally average, patients, 25. Herbert Brownell. Jr„ the job of TeL 7781 or 5M7 have nev3T once been invit­ Edward W. Burke bum and all minor buma Comer Peart and Uorrioon Sto. assaying the political value of a ed to exchange views w ith ^ the The funeral of Eklward W. ■ with ‘Vaseline’ Petroleum three-hour group talk yesterday on (CoaUnued from Page One) Open Sinidsya. pcoaldant of tha United States, Burke? 7T, of 97 Union street, for- JeUy! It’a speedy.. . safe I campaign plans. 1 Militarily, thia is the most im portant. . . most This is the moment our aoldiers depend on tis ftptti ct thM# conditions have pro- men and Included th® rank of mcr manager of the White, Corbin Buy Dfreet-nnd Snve Money! docad coetly misunderstanding and The smiling Brownell told re­ porters a new kind of Republican colonel general for Joseph Diet- Division of the United States En­ urgent phase of the whole war. to make our supreme effort in this war! Wie’tie nav and muat be remedied.” - velope Company, who died on unity had been welded during the rich, former commander In chief W ith moat of the governors re- Thursday, vkill be held at the Burke got to make history tool twro-day m atin g. He added that of Hitler's personal bodyguard and tyiiter to their homea Dewey re- now commandt-r of the Hitler SS Funeral home on Saturday after­ .. -I .- 'The moment is at hand for American soldiers omtihed in St. Louis to confer with ft was the unanlpimis view of the 26 governors and himself "that if division in Normandy. « noon at 2 o'clobk. Rev. Dr. George' Dion-f foH-Amarica now. Buy Bonds. Buy labor, business, political, and other Also appointed a colonel general 8. Brookes, pastor of the' Union to give everything they’ve got in a supreme effort. leaders before entraining tonight carry out our plan of campaign was Paul Hau.sser, commander of church, w ill officiate. .Burial will Bonds and keep on buying Bfmds e v ^ though for PawUng. N. Y.. where he will and our program for a united party, the Dewey-Bricker " ticket the German Seventh Arm y In N or­ be in Grove Hill cemptery. ■pend the week-end. Mr. Burke was boi-n In Elling­ Depend on them. They will write history... it bepns t o pinch. Detailed conclusions reached wriU win in November.” mandy and second in command to Villa Louisa Governors E!cho Prediction the ailing Fluid Marshal Erwin ton January 1. 1867, the son of Ed­ write it with their blood. vnanlmously by the governors, ward and Julia’ (O'Brien) 'Burke. And if you think thafr a sacrifice, just look at who also organized poUUcaUy for G. O. P. governor after governor Rommel. (Birch Mountain Road, Bolton) echoed this prediction with varia­ Gen. Karl Oberg, Gestapo chief He entered the employ of White, the piesldenUal campaign, includ­ Corbin Company as a boy and Financially, too, this is the most important, the casualty list .m this newspaper . . . Aen go ed a recommendation for coordi­ tions ranging from Dwight Green’s in Paris, waa'promoted from lieut­ confident forecast that the Repub­ enant guneral to full general, five worked in the order department, as nation o f fM e ra l and state ays- salesman, assistant manager and most urgent pliase of the war for America. out and buy some- more! tvnff to eliminate "double taxa­ licans would carry Illinois by a SS major generals were made quarter of a million votes, to Sim lieutenant generals, three briga­ became manager at the retirement Cloaed Mondays tion.” ‘ "Thera have been too many eom 8. W illis’s contention th.it the diers were promoted to major gen­ ■tirH“ with too little action on party would win In doubtful Ken­ eral. and 11 officers were advanced fiijs moat fundamental and vital tucky wdth the aid of anti-New. to full generals. FOR RENT Until Further Notice ntoblem confronting both our Fed- Deal Democrats. (A British broadcast to Ger­ ADULTS ONLV-f. eral and state governments,” the Brownell consistently declined many reported by OW I said .Field to predict that every state which Marshal Erwin von Wltzlepen, who 5-ROOM TENEM ENT British- govantors said. ‘Taxea muat be Our Delicious Chicken and Spaghetti Mmpllfled and jotfJuced after the now has a O. O, P. governor would stormed the .Maginot line In !940, 426.00 MONTHLY. go against President Roosevelt In w ar la won.” played an important part In the r?-' " "tp thia connection, the Repub­ Npyember Gov. Earl Warren volt agaitist Hitler July 20. The 6.3 ESSEX STREET Ameriean Club Dinners Served Daily Except Mondays lican exeeutlvea said that while of Callfomla made it clear that broadcast quoted * speech by a tbtra must be economy this did the party knoivs it has a battle on Nazi district leader, who not only not msan "the indiscriminate its hands. Warren said California accused Witzleben but asserted BINGO JOHN ALBASL Prop. ' elashing and cutUng of govern­ was in the "hip and tuck” class, the plotting Arm y generals . had but added “we're organizing for mental budgets.” made contact with the Soviet- a great fight.” *30 costs 42! Would End "DupUcatlon” . sponso,red Free Germany National whan rapaid In 2 waakt While the national chairman committee in Moscow.) Calling for an end to the •'dupli­ would not talk about detailed TNON’T borrow unnecessarily. T omorrow cation” o f Federal and local gov- L r but if a loan will solve a campaign plans, some of the gov­ Nazi Tank Division Shifted anunental aervlces, the report said ernors said there was little doubt problem come to h m m td and get that axacuUves must be on the thaae plua advanugea: Night Dewey and Gov John W. Brlcke'r London, Aug. 4.— (/P>—A Ger­ alert' to “ see that public funds are^ of Ohio, the. vice presidential 1. Loans made on signature only. not wasted and that the number" man propaganda brbadcast today nominee, would Inaugurate s'pe.ak- said’ that the German Second 2. Complete privacy always. In o f .employes is no larger than is I Ing drives early in September. Tank division, which once fougnt absolutely necessary.” I The two nominees got a pre­ 3. Prompt, friendly service. In the Moscow sector of the Rus­ Ilaorga|lizati.9n of the Federal view of the problems In each of '■4 Exclusive— NstlonwldrCash- ■gmlnlstration of- welfare agen- the statea represented at the con­ sian front, has now been shifted ■ Credit Cards Issued and hon­ ORANGE POPULAR ' des was urged by the govemora, ference, as w ell as the governors’ from Vienna to the western front. ored here. who said that efforts of the states unanimous backing on the policy The broadcast said it was com­ Come in. phone or wrlta today. manded by Lieut. Gen. Freiherr to develop coordinated programs statements. Rt^ymeat lekeAde von Luettwitz. HALL FOOD MARKET "are frequently thwarted by the The conference added three U U competitive demands of Federal more declarations to its list Inst Amnw* •( ManlMy MwoWy May faiinaali Nfow* feUBINdW BUILDING buraaus .operating grant-imaid night. These, covering agricul­ Legal Notices 855 MAIN STREET . programs in those related flelds.” ture, Insurance regulation and uh-. KOO |l|4« 11065 l% e report outlined a social 200 14.54 IZ'l lf.74 employment compensation, carried . I.IQI'OB PEBMIT Id.M 14.27 SUCED welfare program--.in which the the same strong indictment of \N O Tlf'E OF APPLICATION JOO 54dl READY TO E AT fka «h««« k hoMd m states and local communities New Deal policies which had ThlA'iR to ifive that«I Charles- ■ ■affily t9$9r»paPt Pe4 tedvd* cad* BOILED HAM would Improve existing, hoapitali- characterized six reported' pre- T>ander Tuckor of 98 Blseell street, Manchester. Cmm.. have filed an appli* U m m $10 t« MOO ■atlon, clinical treatment, visiting •viously. ration dated w of July. 1944 with the lb. nurses and other health activities. ReMpohnibillty to Agriculture Liquor Cnhtrol CommlBsloH for a Club HAM 65c lb. With tha work of existing; agen- The governors said there is a. Ferhilt for the sale of alcoholic liquor • Estlmnten. Freely Olvea. on the premlaea of 1090 Main atreot. V- FRESH MADE >elM more closely Integrated. Federal responsibility to assure Mnn I other beneflelai uees.’’ In the Federal Social Security Act BANTLY OH. COMPANY DILLON SALES AND SERVICE MANCHESTER PUBUC MARKET QUISH FUNERAL HOME f BpoUlng for Fight to insure protection for morp Incorporated WE RECAP ANY TIRE! FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ' - H ie final points in the policy, people." \ J. F. BARSTOW JAMES’ BEAUTY SALON MAPLE SUPER SHELL STATION WILLIAM H. SCBDELDGB-PRINTnfC pronounoament were issued in the Insurance regulation, the gov­ 10-Day Service On Truck wrnke of a meeting which found the ernors found, was best done by Tires. F. E. BRAY THE SEAMAN FUEL ft SUPPLY 00. nepubUcan orgainiution spoiling the states and not the Federal NEW POTATOES HNDELL AND SWANSON METTER’S SMOKE SHOP fo r • flght and challenging the government. b a n a n a s JOHN B. BURKE FUNERAL HOME , N o w D w 's approach to domestic 10' pounds 49c - FOSTER’S MARKET » MIUKOWSKI, THE FLORIST STATE SHOE REPAIR SHOP ^ •proMfina. We Do Our Own 13c pound BURSACK BROTHERS .| , Obvioualy pleased by his success FRED’S PACKAGE STORE MURPHY’S RESTAURANT AND BOWUNG U.S.(XEANERS IB drawing the governors actively BINGO NATIVE CUCUMBERS CAPITOL GRINDING GO. Into the national campaign, Dewey VULCANIZING SUNKIST ORANGES GORMAN MOTOR SALES NOREN’S QUALITY FOOD STORE W. D. STAR MARKET • m n g e d fo r the release of con- WANTED! Biggest Prizes In Town! ONE-DAY 8ERVICBI 3 for Ide CARROLL CUT RATE WERBNER’S SHOE STORE . ctnding policy sUteraents and SECOND HAND 59c dozen GEORGE L. GRAZIAPIO ' NORTH END PACKAGE STORE pltoiged into a series of mPettngs CARTER CHEVROLET CO., INC 5 FT. LEG BATHTUB WEST SIDE DAIRY vstth labor, business, farm and Every Sat. Night At 8:30 Shorp! FRESH CORN ■ CA VET’S GRILL JOHNSON ft LTITLE. OAK ST. PACKAGE STORE toadeni o f Miasouri. ’ PHONE 8301. VAN'S WATERMELONS WILROSE DRESS SHOP F i affii and uamfBed dasplte long 20 Gamefl helnding SweepiUkea 39c dozen 1 CENTER PHARMACY LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE B. D. PEARL, FURNITURE-APPLIANCES ,.|ffiHiia opwlit a t oonfarenee tablaa Service Station 39c cut L. T. WOOD GO. ry ofluclng gubamatorialljNeaflereed Adm ission $1.00 CORNER SODA SHOE MANCHESTER DAT CLEANERS PANTALEO BROTHER •^“ w naata oa 14 pofaita wtiera be 427 Htfd. ftoad Td. S8M •M fllfeBN ia “ ft fet laa" betwwa ,, ’ 4! 'U. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AD^IUST MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, 1944 PAGE rAGE 8TX, were made to growers of the so- I *[[711 1~h 1 plac$d .or salvaged and refur­ Republicans mi”ht give it a ! ;hc of nations and arihnment. This 2 Critically Hurt called basic crops, such as cotton, f rV I I f S s i ' l l I A l * helped to write Army engineering l.ss been no ordinary wkr of con­ (rmers’ Aid corn, wheat, and peanuts to make; history in North Africa, Sicily aqcl bished so It might lack none of Manchester minuta thought. Youth Caravan Loses His Eye ' Stars in Feature Due at State Circus Opens its customary glamour. quest. but a b'ack crusade wbich up any deficit in market returns France. MMy a time when a When Truck Hit belods the parity or "equitable” sudden emergency aroM Md we Hartford officials reported yes­ Evening Herald used Its power of arms to ' tu^a Close to High price level of those crops. i Honors State didn’t have the engineering equip­ terday that more than 70 persona Robots And Our Strategy Prpgrams End Off Normandy Again Today ■tin were hospitalised with in­ roau*Kso by T>ts ths clock bf civilisation back three 4 Payments to dairymen designed' ment, I guess we did the trick ,qn ______-jS 00. m e. New Milford, Aug. .—(;P)—Tw;j sweat Md blood alone.' juries auffsred during the fire. ■UULDnUKTmi Tho robot bombt hsvo provldut- thousand years. Such a black cru­ persons were listed in critical ci to encourage greater production ,**“* i iU i iiiMii aiiMlI iti diversion Benefit Payments Total amounted to $155,548,000, while High Appointments Giv­ At a sin engineer in Hartford W f lim tif Oena. y boon rtcognltod so a sade has only been answered by Final Service to Be in ditlon at New "Milford hospital Officer before Mtering active service in ^Comeback’ » Perform­ xSSSSSTnMVtOtt suffering from injuries susuined paymenU' to sugar grrowers tout­ West Hartford Get More Milk Than Ordered of Allied bombing forces, which a orusads In behalf of freedom and South Church Tonight; «801,377,000; Al- ed $49,942,000. Special production en James L. McGovern, the Army, Captain HoffmM was ance Regarded Tett of might otherwise have been devot­ liberty end democracy. The battle shortiy after midnight thls/morp- Didn’t Quite Get to prominsnt In defense housing f»Mia«d OdtobT t im ing when the car in w h ^ thiy most ’39 Fiscal Year. or incentive payments for produc­ Connecticut AP Head. New York—OP) —A dozen cue- ed to other military targeU. has to be fought and won In men's Going to Bay State. tion of potatoes and truck crop! work. Tentiess Tour Succecs. BsMft wars riding crashed lnt(^ths rear' Beachhead. Hs had a world of exprasslon in tomers in a lunchroom got more •t IM It now seeme apparent that they last year totaled $39,871,000^ milk than they may have ordered minds AS well ae on bloody battle- of a moving truck on/Route S5, By Ovid A. Martin' Dr. Robert S. Barrett, elected his good eys whsn hs spolfe of are also diverting land armies in Ths Methodist Youth Caravan on# mils north of New Mllfbrd on this week et the Elks National Richmond, Va., Aug. 4—-••«•«••• in ths Sanctuary of ths South Gerard avenue. New York City, the past fiscal year totaled $801,- pointed'James L. McGovern, of Arthur F. Hoffman, A m y en- to be won4erful to go home.” oi»» |£sO ««•••••••*** .71 in days to coms.jmflusnclng oiirs. Methodist church this svsning a t Bailey circus opens today—nearly t'''- .M ths car operator/s suffering from 377,000, a study of Agriculture Bridgeport, as chairman of the glnqar, 86 Robin road. West Hart­ ...... t.oo This is indicated by tbs fact 8:00 o'clock. AdulU as wsU as posslbls. rib frMtures and other Adjustment agency reports dis­ Hits Tire Plants Grand Lodge Activities committee, ford, Conn., boarded a transport a month after flames Muffsd Out ...... i 1*00 young people are wslcoma to thia tba\ While our American epear- Red jm internal Injuries and is unconscious closed today. This is the second according to a telegram received with others of the famed First Decline If Seen 166 llvsB July 6 when ths show’s service which will be held by Miss end Carmen /UtMorte, 32, of 1250 highest amount disbursed in any by The Herald from George H.^ PAINTING hedds roll almost unopposed Los Angeles, Aug. 4—{IP— The fllvlslon's oombat batulion, and "Wg top" burned at Hartford, and Th, JSSSSSl^’i-lUlM ^ Dorothy James of Pstsnburg, Grand Conwurse, New York City, fiscal year since New Deal farm Willlame of this town who is at­ sallsd for ths battlefronU of iTK* iag^afgil PfAM li •xcluilYAty through large sections of ths Brit­ C ross i l i Va., chairman of ths worship cow- four major rubber planU of Los In Employment Conn. ^ rscslvsd pp^ible rib fractures and payment programs were inaugu­ Angeles, which are exoeeded only tending the convention as ap­ Africa, BlcUy, Italy, and France. Ctrcua employes regard today's ^ aJ^ed to Hi* o* tany peninsula, while ths whole mission of tbs Caravan team. T b r a fr a c tu ^ lung. rated in 1033. pointee for District Deputy, from He didn’t quite get to a Nor- opsner ss a test of whether the Poperhanging S B*«a dlaMUbM tf^ltod to It or a« Notes other members of the team, Miss by Akron, Ohio, in rubber pro­ Hartford, Aug. 4.—(ff)—Willlsm western end of the German Nor­ Two Mhsr passengers in the car, The largest amount was $846.- duction.’ are operating with 40 per the Connecticut East lodges. mMdy heachhwd, but he loet an circus can come back in outdoor DONE EXPERTLY StSrtholoool now* puOlUhod bor*. Bess Haan, Miss Marilyn Ssdoria are In/tbe hospital being treated 000,000 between June 30, 1939, Mr. McGovern who is well eye trying, Md he fought through J. Fltsgersld, state mMpower di­ mandy tine haa disappeared, the Office, SAS .Uain SL—Tel. SMJ7 and Miss Arstas Way and ths pas­ cent of their machinery Idle be- performances without s tent, snd AND REASONABLY! h ig h in O U A U lv for s^ ck. They are wives of the and June 30, 1040. known among' Elks throughout the all of the other European cam- rector, said today that, on a basis are confident the show in Akron's All rlfbU of fotwhUootiop of opMial Germans are itlll unusually strong tor of ths church. Rev. W, Ralph cauie of an acute manpower sUU is e peat exalted ruler of of figures rscslvsd from 421 Con­ INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ;.otowtSSebofrto, *« injund men and are identiflec, by Payments' during the current ■horUge, says Leonard Firestone, rubber bowl will be successful. WORK. and tough in ths Caen arse. Orlgt- 'Production—Production Center Ward. Jr„ will assist in ths ssrv- Ltfut. Henry Palai, co:nmandlng fiscal year ending June SO, 1048, Bridgeport lodge. Associate editor ^ ’Fodoy, the genial emgineering necticut firms,', industrial smploy- FINE FLAVOll ^|K5l dtrvfoo ahaat of It. f. *• ••moo president of Firestone Rubber 1-It couldn’t b a p ^ ___ but it did___ aa hilarloua tale of today, to­ Ths artists, most of them idle EstimatM cheerfully given. iBc. ' naily, toe Caen area was seen sa will not reopen until September. les. A choir srranged for ths officer Ot Ridgefield state police under programs now in affect may of the Bridgeport Post-Telegram, ^ ic e r who arrived in this cauntry ment in Connecticut had declined ssrvics by Mrs. D. M. Bennett who Corp. of California. he is president of the Connecticut about 45,000 during the pMt year morrow and yeatwwy, "Once Upon a Time," with Cary Grant Md at the show’s Sarasota, Fla., win­ All work covered by compensa­ _ jUOroS! Tho the hinge on which the door to Surgical Drsssings—M o n d a v .tracks as Lucy tadanza, 31, and total about 8686.000.000: He disclosed the shorUge, esti­ Saturday, July 26, is a patient in svtning. 7:80-10, Canter church. will play ths organ will sing an State Circuit of the Associated and about 7,000 during the past Janet Blair playing at the State Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. , ter headquarters elnce the Hart­ tion under Conn. State Laws. ,jaI Agonor—lf*w the Normandy peninsula was elmlna LaMorte^ 42. A fifth Exclusive of Subsidies mated at 3,654 workers, at a con­ tha A m y's great, new evacuation ford tragedy, werked diligently CHOICE LIQUORS fort. ' 11 and aootOB. No session Wednesday. anthem and ths responses. . passenger, Susan ladanza, three- These payments are exclusive Press. ' center—McGuire General hospital two months. hung, and German intentions of Tomorrow the Carsvan wm ference yesterday of Industry, la­ Appointment of Mr. McGovern Almost all of the firms reporting under aupervlilon of Prealdent i^*OR*Atj or Blood Donors—August 30 next year-old daughter of the car opera­ of price rollback subsidies paid to bor and war agency leaders. sweating out the tim j for his tion fees of commercial vehicles B. CYNAMON holding strongly there were easily visit of mobits unit; call Mn. move on m its schsduls to Pw- as chairman of the Activities com­ aa^d, however, that ,they expected Robert RlngUng, to give their acta tor escaped injury. \ processors on flour, meats, butter transfer to a hospital nearer home Torrihgton Elks which become unusable end are flnal polish. They racslved full P. O. BOX 1 - TALOOTTVILLE eS S B IU r sxplained on that basis. Now, Custer. 8017, for eppolntments. mouth. Mass., where it will s ^ e and a few other minor food items mittee brings to Connecticut an M d the first sight of a baby to have larger payrolls by the first Junked beforft their registration in ths Memorial Methodist c^voh unusually high honor. salarlss during the month of en­ PHONE *-0811 howsvsr, the Normandy door has Nutrition—cell office. 6687, or Payments made during the past daughter born shortly after his of the year. ' expires, SUte Attorney General Or, If no answer, Rockville 38-5 ss!n.sis&">^ Miss JsnsSn, 4040, to .agister for of which Rev. PsUr Palcbss is Germans Claim departure for North Africa. 'Phe report showed there were Sued for 8100,000 Francis A. PsUottl has rulsd in forced Idleness. been bettered down, but the Ger­ 'fiscal year supplemented a cash lor Bvo* new daytime class. minister. Ths following/ week Guardian of Five farm Income estimated at about Heoid Injuries VMal Of his injuries, which plastic 394,978 persons employed in Con­ response - to a request from Gov- Morale Reported High ______■ Advifiitise in The Herald—-It Payi ." 7 B K S B 3 ." ■ ths Caravan will visit lU/Seventh One official said that although mans are still intent upon bolding $20,000,000,000, the largest of rec­ Nine Ships Sunk surgeons Md eye doctors have necticut Industry as of July 1 com­ “ Torrington, Aug. 4.— —Papers t-rnor Bililwln. State money may ths empty hinge, even counter-at­ Calendar and flnal church at EM t Braln- ord:' New Haven, Aug. 4— Louie I skillfully disguised, he only says; pared with 440,093 in June, 1943, not be refunded without express the fire "is still fresh in thsir rrM ty, AufUdt 4 Presidents Dies were served today in Superior memories, morale is high for all tacking with such strength and Monday— trss, Mass. / ^ Slightly more than half of the BlfarelU, 22, of 63 WestfiT-ld street [ "Ju st say that I got an eyeful of and 402,560 last May. provision of Isw, snd no such auth­ Nurses' Aides st the hospital LiUt svsning tbs/ Caravan London, Aug. 4—{!p— The Ger­ West Haven, died instantly when FrM ce even though I was wound­ Fitzgerald said the decline could court suits against the Torrington ority cxlkts, Palloftti said. Ths 1943 the employes are happy to be on armor that they have aucossdsd past year's payments w'cre made Important And Healthy Burgical Dressings, Center asrvlcrs at South Chinch wars at­ New York,. Aug. 4.—{IP}—Co\. to farmers who complied wltn man communique asserted today he pitched headlong into a wire ed while trying to get my feet on be accounted for by the numbeb of lodge ot Elks for'damages aggre­ Legislature, he added, did provide the move again." in forcing the B iitish ^ ^ k Edmund W. Starling, 69, guardian that one Allied oniieer, three de stranding machine lat® yesterday! Colorful trappings of the "great­ church, evening. tended by a largs gf(«>p from New AAA recommendations on SoU and dry land." women who have quit Jobs in in­ gating 1100,000. The damagsa are refunds to psrsons sntsring the ■nio puigo ot tho IsolaUonitU— This makes it seem probable Tuesday- London, led by Miss Vera Mar- of five preeldents before, he retired water conserVayon. Those recom­ stroyers and five transport ships at the plant of the Wire Rope I Woundod First Dme dustry and by ths fact that many armed services. est show on earth” have been re- •Ad by this turn it b*« t*iw« Nurses' Aldas at the hospital. shall, a religious worker in ths as heed ot the White House detail mendations involved compliance bsd besn sunk "by w st^ n s of the corporation here. Medical Exam-1 .. In spite of participating-in the transient workers left Connecticut claimed in behalf of Arthur Ber­ that ths dominant Osrman inter' nard, 11, and Frederick George. 9, ■ * e p e an nottUflf IdSd-oontlnuod Wednssday— Methodist church whsrs ths Car­ of ths U. 8. Secret Service, died with soil use praotlcea designed to German Navy and by German U- iner Marvin M. Scarbrough said I Invasion of North Africa, and later after accumulating a sum of set in this region was not Nor­ avan served last week. Likewise iitsrday at St. Luke's hospital, bosU in waUre off tho invasion death was due to crushing Injurissl Sicily, Captain Hoffman was who, the complaints allege, were to~affotd dood iwwd for this oouo- Nurses' Aides at the hospiMl. prevent erosion or to build up eoll money during a abort stay. mandy at all but ths Channel No surgical dressings assstons. a number canw from ths Method­ s tied been under treatmev.t there ferUlity. The ooneervstlon pay- front." of the head. Blrarelll is survived | wounded for the first time In the seriously burned on Sept. 13, 1943, M s tr y i dhanoM of playtag a rolo an Coast areas lying to ths north— 'Thursday— ist church in Putnam. Conn., to for pneumonia since July 14. menu totoled $404,183,411. Tha broadcast bullstin, whiob by his parents and three sisters. ‘ French invasion. Commanding a To Publish "Air Edition" at a bonfire white debris from a bazaar was being cleared up. The tbo eraation at a lasting pMpo. those areas which arc the sitsa for NurssS' Aidas st the hospital. observe the Caravan acUvltlas, Funeral.services will be held to­ Reflecting a reduced sj^roprla- gava no dsU of ths alltgsd sink task force engineer supply unit, Friday— , Following ths fellowship supper day with burial in Arlington Na­ ings, lacked Allied confirmation. ths eaptaln was bringing his LCI London, Aug. 4—OPl— The Times complaints claim that a servant of IMMCO Tho purga Itaslf Id obvlourty a Bis robot bomb launching dsvidM. tlon, ooneervatlon payments this Advwtleement— Nursss' Aides st the hospital. this evening a short program will tional cemetery at Washington fol­ year may toUl only about $276,- The communique told the w ar­ within sight of tht French beaches of London Mnounced that begin­ the louge M'gaged the boys tc ai- \ ^pontaasoiia ufirlsing on the part ei Harriett's Beauty Salon is clos­ ^rnard suit is for Cna tbs last forlom hopes of 8at'.irday— be given at the table with Robert lowing cremation. 000 ,000 . ships and traneporta - togsther when shellfire from a German "88" ning today it would publish an sist him. Tbe of primary voters m both major the Nasle Is that tha robot bomba, Nurses' Aides at the hospital. J. Gordon. Jr., president of the Colonel Starling retired last No­ Parity paymenU were second with on# apeoUl ship rsportsd ed tor vacation until Monday,| found the range of the landing "air edition" on India paper. It $75,000 and the George suit for parties, a long-dalayod rsbolUoti by their terror attacA on London, Chapter office cloeed in after Youth Council of South Church vember, after 25 years service dur­ with 1162,888,000. These paymenU sunk totslsd 86,000 tens. August 14th. eraft. will be the tome else but only half $25,000. <’n t/lgcMCtj 5jl)rttcj StorMesh. and Navy naa vast qaan- ages whlcli are facing every meal top efficiency from your Fnn Fashioned. TABLITil Hubor, of sending the army we gotiated peace, taking the robots 1. Lambeijaeb go to titiea of waate paper to planner today. '/ heating plant. Assorted Shs«lea. | did have back Jibine. away from them might end the At the conclusion of the Nutri­ w ar;. Jieaaae palpwood maka eff wrap 9^ 000 orlOcLUX Slsee 8i/i to SOAP 7 I c Many primary votera must be war as quickly aa anything. tion course, those completing it For Real Satisfaction < ahofftaga. 4 .* 26* vemembeiing this, for the trend may go on into a course in. Can­ LIFEBUOY rjUrntt 4) ... (UmSU teen, or group feeding, if they so Call Manchester 2-0185 815 MAIN STREET against isolationist candidates, Still Ideological One-of-a-kind 5 0 c S H A V E •von though they have been long desire. New members are need­ W.T. GRANT CO. CREAM As joyously thick-skinned as ed in the Canteen Corps, which BARBASOL tUmH l> Tin m. m M g . e f t s »sntrenched in Ckmgress, has been plans and serves .snacks and meals consistent and certain. In some the tank wbich bears his name. when the Blood Dortor Mobile Unit JUNIOR BATIR oases, immediate victory has been Prime Minister Churchill,, in his is, in town. Watkins August Clearance IA S SIZE mleeed, as in the case of Senator latest review of the war, reiterat­ Blood Donors Davenports; ABSORBINE (tirnk t> .. A8PIB1N ed his pre^ous contention that On August 25 the mobile unit Gerald Nye of North Dakota, who of The Hartford Blood Donor Cen- I TABLETS won reaomlnatlon by a few hun­ this war haa been growing less ^ *780 Sc|. Yds. I V^- ter will pay Its regular bi-monthly Vt^ dred votes, or as in the case of "ideologicaL” This Ume, perhaps, visit to Manchester, and will be GRANTS TOILET TISSUE, 3 i 14* Ham Fish, who Tuesday defeated he was retreating somewhat from set up at South Methodist church. Btoore Its preh­ I 2 " Appointments are now being eat struggle for Augustus Bennet by 8,000 votes, his previous position, for this time LINOLEUM with spring exlsteaoe oar na- 3 . We mnat collect 4. 1600 ponnda of he took pains to state that he wel­ scheduled, and Mrs. Louis Custer, tow rcocAM. ncioc tax on Toikmiico ano lvogaoc \>pr as compared to 10,000 two years phone 3017. wtll be glad to hear tloa WM ovemra 8,000,000 tons of waate waste paper equal ooa FOR SMOKERS ago. Even In such cases, however, comed and adhered to Idealism from any donors who wish to reg­ with "ISM S". We ASeSZse the primary results are being con- and be justifl^ his previous state­ ister for contributions on that day. now have^bat one paper a year to help cord of wood. POPULAR IS* "ISM ," to which strued as prediction of possible ment by making the point that the F E L T BASE $165.00 Lawson Sofa in a tightly woven ; pendl- replace pulpwoodl TOBACCOS [CLTCBUN] the entire nation DUVfi iMl. Plteo* I¥o K a tio n ^^ lectlon defeat for the isolJitloniit ideologi^ against which we are striped turquoise. Rich ahd durable. 98.00 has rallied — Md Albofioctlr candidate. Non-lsolatlonist I^pub- tlghtingr eithier have been destroy­ Former Lebanon | that Is Patriot­ Woliof Kokigb Jon SMeatth ism. , M I M t of waste pepilr are badly flflflM row! Ucans ill North Dakota, for In­ ed or soon will be destroyed Solon Is Dead CHROMALIN $156.00 English Lounge Sofa, covered with a twiStone & 2 t 2 5 ‘ ' v is stance, will support Nye's Demo­ Which ai^suredly would leave the mauve and eggshell tapestry. A smart piece. 98.00 1 9 * cratic opponent, while the Demo­ war less “ideologicar* in a quanti­ 0 AladlO crats in tlie Pish district have al­ tative sense. Lebanon, Aug. 4— {IP) —. Fred­ fUone LEG MAKE-UP $159.00 Tufted Lounge in figured blue damaisk; fringed SAVE WASfE PAPER In-lim* of illncM, there's tothing ready nominated - Bennet. a Re­ lf .it Is still Mr. Churchill’s con­ erick Nelson Taylor. 66, a prqtaln- W S 9 t ent Republican- here and for ^ the valance. T h in scale arm s; two cushions. 98.00 LooMt Jm»t like lilk . quite eo comforting as to know thst publican, even accepting the. fact tention, however, that the war is U .S. victory WASTE PAPER Campaigii . the very best of sid it at your beck past 16 years a marketing epeclal- : tnrncnot a n s e h l l iq u id Mild Seep a i t that he, if elected, will vote as a I less ideo.ogical In quality and ist for tile State Department, of IU7UMM MOlUa AND. tPONSOlini and call. Our Ihiarmaeitia 'are $169.00 TWo-CushionXAwion S o fs /s new, smart design. STOCKINO aciiooted m knoivledge. trained in CAMAY Republican in Congress I character,'one can still differ with Agriculture, ■'died late last night at 98.00 9i Eaiy to apply e a experience, and bound by honor to But in an impreesive/iet of oth- j him. The principles for which we his home. _ Deep, riok red figured cover. ' compound your prescription «filh C ouieledeN Taylor had served as Lebanon — . - -i'b, _: W on’t rub off . X - er c ^ s , primary results, or the are fighting tbi$ war are still . as the uimott profeuional accuracy} sq m representative in the State Legis­ $ljS9.00 Enidiah Lounge design in * turquoise cove^ T threat of wifat primary ,, resultr much-opposed to the Franco dic­ lature, formerly was registrar of $4.85 EATONS C0L0IL4«to.29*' having an outline-leaf design in eggshell. 98.00 BM EM lIim i PAPER would be, have caused some nota­ tatorship In Spain as they were voters and once 'had served as as­ aMwaan «M

MANCHE5STEB EVEimTO HERALD, HANCHESTER, CX)NH, ERIDAT, AUGUST'4.194f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, AtJGUST 4,1941 PAGE « T O I r t > - - T he,cars will run." McGranery Biothernood of Railway Employes Soviets Atlvance were retreating ■ in confusion and Bands qf Strikers added. “The government will salt! they were ready to carry the .wnc—1080 WTHT— 1280 abandoning their equipment vir­ move swiftly to enforce the, law fight "to a finish” and speike of a Obituary WORC~1860 / O dO y O MXUdlO W NBC— i q o Weddins;s two-weeks strike. u Director tually everywhere except along a without hesitation.” Cl^er to Silesia; Eaetetn War Time short stretch between Vlre and Threaten Violence; He referred, he said, to the war The strike followed a 3,520 to 78 Free Hitting As Fli^/s Win Omjr Rock vilh Caen. The Allied offensive had disputes act, which provides a vote in favor of a walkout after Shell East Prussia For Hospital developed into a sudden threat to Olson-Armstrong Police Ride Trains mstxlmum penalty of |S,600 and a a. conciliation board had refused y 4:00-:-WTIC — Backetago Wlf*;«'7:45—WTHT — ’Vincent Lopez’s the whole 40,000 square mile Seme- Mr. and, Mrs. James H. Arm­ year’s Imprlaonment for cauilng to approve a union shop clause. Deaths WDRC — Broadway Matinee; Orchestra. tiolre quadrangle of northwest strong, of Flushing, N. Y., have a strike In a govemment-qperated Plans were made by l.arge war (Continued From Page One) Newo; WNBO-Parade of ^ ro . 8:00— w nc—aues Servics Ckxi- Errors Also Mark plants and there were few reports Golf Finalists Fan Time Padiologist Fx*sincB. announced the marriage of their (Continued from Page One) industry. Edward O. Harris 4:16—w n c —Stella Dallas. cert; WDRC — Charles Rug- Whom Did Mdck Succeed Gubs Inhale Faced with the growing danger daughter. Miss Marion Louise Earlier General Hayes, the War of absenteeism. Truck fleets 200 towiu were swept up in that 4:30— w n c — Loronao Jonoo; glcs, Caaa Daley; WTHT—CecU Box Sc ore test Last Night as W i 77. No buses moved In this busy brought many employees to work Edward G. Harris, of 195 Hemy JoiiM Staff; To Broad­ of entrapment against the Otm Armstrong, t f Ensign John I. 01-‘ department’s representative in street, died last night at hia.home area. WDRC—Ad Uner; WNBC — Bra-wn; WNBC —Paul Nellson. river, the Germans near the mid­ son of the Navy son of Mr. and war-time metropolis of 2,000,000 'while others travelled In automo­ 8:15— WTHT— Democratic State Assure Action As Big Ledgue Mandger ? \]Rarified Air Wllllmentic mantic Takes HiO-BI en Laboratory W ork. running the system, announced after a long period of /falling The midnight communique list­ News. dle of their still organised line In Mrs. John I. Olson of 74 Henry and only the trolleys on one route biles or hitched rides. ed 6,400 Germans killed, raising Convention Intervle’we; 'WNBC AB. R.H .PO . A.8^ that the Army would "operate the Police Patrol Power Plants health. Formerly of Hartford and 4:46 — w n c — Young Wldder ies 15 to 7; Normandy lashed out In a series street. operated. transit lines on the basis of the Worcester, he had lived In Man- Nazi losses In three days to above -Parker Family. Dedalt. 2b . .3 0 0 1 1 Dr Ourtav Wllen* h « recently of tank-supported counter-attacks The ceremony took place in All In Washington, Attorney Gen­ Montreal police patroled power Brown; WDRC — Oonaectiout 8:80—w n c — Thin Man; WDRC Faulkner vs. Wilkie as By H an y Orayeon Rich, 2b . . . . 3 0 1 0 8 conditions that were there before chesetr for 14 years. ?’ Prlor to his 30,000. (’The Moscow radio saU Heroes; Ad Liner; WNBC — . NBA Sport Editor "Bavino,” replied OblUns. “George Enter Division 1.0 Scores Its Seven Ri h^een ^pointed full-Ume petholo- and forced the British to faj,l back SainU Episcopa’ church. Bay- eral Biddle ordered an immediate plants and other tramwf.y proper­ —Service to tbe Front; News; Savlno.” • Menoche, 3b the strike” and that "all the em­ retirement in 1940 he had been a the Baltic states, where 20 to 30 Terry and ths Pirates. -N ow York. Aug. 4.—Celebrating flit ana director of tte more than 2,000 yards, a front dis­ side,'with Rev. Howard R. Dun­ investigation to determine wheth­ ty. Traffic police relaxed darking 'WTHT — Freedom of Opportun­ St. John Meets Paul "Oh, yes, Savlno.” chortled After Beii^In and Out Cook, rf . . . Oil Only 5 Saleti< L , the Mancheeter Memorial ployes will continue In the capa­ tile contractor in/l4artford. German dlvlalona were reported 5:00—w n c — When a Girl Mar­ hia Golden Anniversary aa a major patch said. bar the rector officiating. er any Federal laws had been vio- restrictions on the main thorough­ ity WNBC —Meet Your Na’vy. Mack. “ Won't those Philadelphia Roy, cf . . . i HoiqsitaL Dr. Wllena la a xiatlve city they held at that time.” fares.' Motorists often left their Mr. Harria had played for more by Prime Minister Churchill to be ries; WDRC — News; Ad Uner; Ballsieper in Title Tilts league manager, today, Oonhie O f NationalXlellar. This blow staved off an immedi­ The brl^e who was escorted to latd, with particular attention di­ than 50 yearq^ in the Salvation cut off, "are becoming one enoi^ 9:00—w n c —Walt* Timrf; WDRC writers be pleased to know that I Johnson, if . The Willlmantic Fliers erne I ofOonnecticut and » the altar and given in marriage He did not refer specifically to automobiles parked across the WTHT — News; Music; W1»BC Mack wishes he could say he waa ate British threat to Aunay-siir- rected to ^s.si’ole violation of the Army band in Worcester and thla mous German graveyard.") It Pays to be Ignorant; WTHT have Savlno.” O'Rourke, ss victorious Over the Rockville ' I World War 1. He attended the by her father, wpre a gown of the eight Negroes whose upgrad­ tram lines. —Dick Tracy. Tommy Faulkner is to meet Art out of debt. Odon. Bolstered by reinforce­ Smith-Connolly anti-strike act. town, and ,bo(h he and Mrs. Hairia 'Report Red Gain of Five Miles — Gabriel Heatter; WNBC — Old Hoss Radboume was the By Jack Hand Miela, lb . Billies In last night’s |l tmblic achoolB 1. HarUord. Hia ments from east of the Orne river, white dotted Swiss and a short The stoppage, which began ing from maintenance workers to Eucher Corbeil, president of the 6:15 — w n c — We Love and Gangbuaters. *T have to make baseball pay, P pre-medical atudlea were teken at motorman trainees precipitated were active In Salvation Army (The Berlin radio said the^Rua- Wilkie and Del St Jefim is to play great pitcher the ye'ar Mack broke Aeeoclated Preee Sport* Plzzo. c . . . League c.aah at tha West the Germans drove the British veil. She carried a bridal bou­ Tuesday morning in protest Montreal local of the union, said • Learn; WNBC — Jack Arm­ 9:16—^WTHT—Screen Test. ths same aa uiy other business Raymond, p Oval by a score of 16 to 7 In lit-the Sheffield Scientific School ^ the walkout.. McMenamln,, how­ that the Dominion Labor depart­ work. • aians had thrown new tank and Paul Ballsieper, In- the seml-flnele In as a six-foot fout-lnch, 150- (Wholly Grimm’s banjo atrtithmed 0 0 from the villages of St. Georges quet of gardenias and bouvardia. against the upgrading of Negro strong. 9:30—w n c — Democratic State man,” says the* patriarchal pilot of free hitting contest marksd ’Wt| K . Yale University and he Miss Dorothea Jones, the maid ever, at 'dlrst Interpreted hia re­ ment "must bear all the respon­ Hq, leaves his wife, Mrs. Abbie infantry divisions into the Augus- 6:30—w n c — Just Plain Bill; over the thirty-six hole route to the Athletics. pound catcher they called Slats. a merry tune today as the Manolr transit employes, had stranded Maa Harris; a son, Roy C. Hafris; Convention; WDRC — That 32 16 12 21 plenty of errors. ■ the M. D. degfree from the Vale of honor and the bride's only at­ marks to mean that the upgrad­ sibility for the strike.” He_said tow area, eight miles from the 'WDRO—News; Baseball Scores; Young Cornelius McOlUlcuddy Mack caught three years before 7 6 immediately west of Aunay. hundreds of thousands, curtailed two daughters. Miss Ella Mae Har^ Bnw ster Boy; WTHT — Key- determine the flnallaU for thq ths chest protector made its ap­ (Tubs Inhaled rarefied first division RocIn'Ille The Filers in pounding out thl| A British staff officer discount­ tendant, was gowned in yellow ing was cancelled, and told some only one nian reported for work southeast frontier of East Prus­ WTHT — Tom Mix; WNBC — stepped out o f an East Brookfield, h i ‘**^?WUe^M took hU pathological vital war production and given rls and ..irs. Louise B. Caldwell; six sia,, and gained nearly five miles. AM Address, Democratic State 1944 Manchester Country club pearance. The catcher's mitt was air after spending the first three AB. R. H. PO A. E. second win in aa many ed the German gains around Au­ marquisette with matching ac­ 4,000 cheering workerp, "We have yesterday. Jack Armstrong. (Convention; Senator Jackson; Mass., shoe factory to sign his first l i f and laboratory training at the rise to race violence. grandchildren, all of Manchester. A commentator said the Russians championship. Tommy Faulkner ordinary kid glove with the fingers and a half months of the season Hlrto cf ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 collectad twelve base hits cot nay, declaring that the counter­ cessories. She carried an arm New Clashes Reported won. There are no Negro oper­ 6:46—w n c — Front Page Far­ WNBC—Spotlight Banda; Story professional contract In 1883, is 11 Peter Bent Brigham and Uhtl- H4 also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Su­ held three ' small bridgeheads earned hia poeition by eliminating amputated. The catcher was the In and out of the National League Furptty. as ...... 4 0 0 0 1 1 ed with nine Hill Billies error* attacks might be the enemy's final bouquet of blue delphiniums and Even as the army took over, ators.” rell; 'WDRC — Swoon or (hroon; Teller, still the most active membei of account for their, grand total o f ! dren’B Hoepitala of Boston. Masa^ gerbera. John I. Olson,’ Sr., was In the latest racial clash a boy Vote to Continue sanna Smith of this town and Miss across the Vistula big bend, 57 Clarence Thornton 3-2 and then only man on the club who wore cellar.' C3emens\lf ...... 4 1 0 4 0 0 gesture, to cover a retreat from new clashes between whites and Ethel'- Harris who lives In Eng­ WTHT — Superman: WNBC — 10:00—w n c — Boston Blackle; the Philadelphia party at 81. markers. Roclrville could aoh * ’ In aaaoclation with the Harvard. best man for hli. son. identified as Franklin Howard, 10, miles below Warsaw, as well aa ■ Sea Hound. beat Henry Rockwell in a hard anything on his hand. The Bruins headed home via Morrell, dv ...... 4 1 0 1 1 2 the river bastion. negroes—with one shooting—were Week-Old Strike / land. WDRC' — Durante and Moore; A rich sense of humor haa help­ Osborn, 2b ^\ ,...4 2 0 1 1 2 the offerings of Slinging ... Medical school. Dr. Wilens is a American armored columns During the ceremony Mrs. was struck in the cheat by a bullet big bridgehead In the Warka area; match one up. Art Wllkte, the de­ ed to keep him going down Answer To $64 Question Pittsburgh with a 9-game win ! •)' member of several medica. s^ reported. By The Associate^Pfess Funeral services for Mr. H am s 6:00—News on all Stations WTHT — Boxing, Bob Mont­ streak and a record of 12 victories Mack, rf .. 2 0 0 0 Raymond for only five safe bid pressing westward along the north Ralph O’Brien, a cousin of the fired from an antomoblle .which, 30 miles south of the capital. He fending champion, flret eliminated through ths years. ' Players cut the grass around ..X -< 2 I I'cletiee including the Connecticut General Hayes said would-be Seven thousand empldj’es’ of five will be held In the Salvation Army 6:15—w n c —Victory la Our Bua- gomery vs. Beau Jack; WNBC In 17 eastern starts. Since June Herlund, lb 2 10 1 1 although they managed to side of the Breton peninsula ffom bridegroom, sang solos. A re­ police said, contained two white said the Russians were trying to Ineea; WDRC —- Lyn Murray's — News. Eekel Buckland 4-3 and then dis­ Whsn Mack aold Jimmy Foxx to their positions with noowers. . . . X 0 7 runs. , ‘ State Society of P®thologists. ception was held in the Colonial workers were kept from work "by General Motors’ Chevrolet Gear Citadel here, on Sunday ^ 2:30 spear toward Radom, city of 77,- posed of Fred BllMi 4-8. 25,, when Grimm’s crew waa mired Tucker, 2b ...... 3 \ 0 0 0 0 1 Dinan were headed toward Brest threats made by persons who are men. Reports of a second shoot­ Music; WTHT—W ar Gardena; 10:15— WTHT—Top of Ui* Eve­ the Red Sox for $150,600 at th* Those n(ho acted as umpires ’ i Under the direction of thi new Hou4e, on Broadway, Flushing. and Axle division plants in Detroit p. m. Burial will be in the East 900, about 25 miles to the west. Paul Ballsieper has been moving in last place by 4 1-2 lengths. Chi­ Wormstead, l b : .l 0 0 1 0 1 The contest was a complete dii some 110 miles away. The force apparently more interested in aid­ ing spread after a policeman who cemetery. Concert Hour; WNBC Shell ning. winter meetings )n December, were afrUd to open their mouths. ;5(fcppolntee. the laboratory is ^to The. couple left for a wedding had arrested a Negro for x minor voted last night to continue their The Germans saljd Warsaw was right along first beating last year’s cago took 26 of 28 games to pull Fagan, p ...... 1 0 0 0 3 0 appointment to the followers i l ^ d e n Its scope and increase lU moving southward beyond‘ Rennes ing the Axis than In seeing to it week-old strike. Another meet­ Friends may call at fhe Watkins Digest; Race Results. 10:30— w n c — Sports Newsreel; 1935, ha told Eddie Collins tha'. he Mack saw umpires chased from the Hill Billie nind. Time trip to Florida where they w-ill violation fired a shot into the air "not -so endangered now aa dur­ runner-up Henry Smith by the the jiremisea, beaten up. pest all' the eastern entries. For Mertan', p . ___ 1 0 0 0 0 1 . ■ ‘ activities. This will be concerned was threatening Nantes and St. that essential transportation is ing was planned for Sunday. Funeral home Satut ly evening, 6:30— w n c —■’ Strictly Sports; WDRC — Stage Door (Canteen; had to have a catcher. Tbe Boston the first time this season, the four time the players threw the make their home for the present. to disperse a crowd that millled ing the last few days.” WNBC — Fish Pond. score of 3-2 and then taking brbth- Mack gaiaed his greatest fame with making tl>e laboratory com- Nazaire. The bride is a graduate of p’rovided for Philadelphia’s war Also in Detroi. 850 were idle at WDRC — Jack Stevens; WNBC club offered him one of two. Col­ western clubs hogged the first di­ 31 7 6 18 7 9 wildly and comblnec| with pletely self-sufficient in doing Earlier it was unofficially esti­ around him. Emile L. Jodoln ■ Marshal Konstantin K. Rokos- —Program of Song; Coast Guard 10:45— I V n c — Jobe After the er.Karl tn a hard match, one up. lins recommended George 8avino. aa a player aa the battery mate plain poor baseball, Were for Adelphi College and the bride­ workers. the Gear Grinding Machine ,Co., vision spots...... 015 441 -16 \X- modem diagnostic measurements. mated that the Breton peninsula Howard was the 14th person and 400 at the Bulldog Electric Emile'Louis Jodoln of 92 School sovsky, while pinning a big group Program: Parade of Stare. War. Del St- John started very strong Mack accepted hJtti. of a pitcher named Gilmore. Both Willimanllc X— to suffer thar seventh defeat groom was graduated from Man­ "Delay irf restoring full opera­ hospitalized in disorders growing of the enamy’s divisions in the Personality Injects "Win” Habit Rm’kvllle ...... 000 IfiO 1 - 7 J ;* New equipment has been purchas- might be cut off by the week-end, tion is measured in the blood of Products company. In the latter street, Springiield, Mass., who 6:45—w n c — Lowell Thomas; 11:00—News on all Stations. in trouncing Jack Cheney, Jr., 6-5, Philadelphia baaeball writers were so tall and thin that Man­ thirteen starts to hold only a on^ chester High school and attended out of the worl^ stoppage, which Warsaw siege zone,, broke loose 11:46—w n ce — Harkness of Wash- ager Mike Scanlon of Hartford Chicago’s favorite cousin from i f od to facilitate his work. with nothing more than a desper­ Wesleyan University, Middletown American soldiers overseas.” he case the War Labor board ordered died in that city yesterday after­ WDRC -News; WNBC—Henry but was carried to the nineteenth were on Mack just a little at the Runs batted in, Hirth, Hedlund game, lend over the surging V has cut deep Into war production, with his left flank 110 miles south­ 'ington: WDRC —- Dance Or­ green by Bill Peach, where he called them the Shadow Battery, Milwaukee, who was called up 2, Pizzo, -Miela 3, G’Rourke 2. '■'v The laboratory now will be able ate last-ditch defense qt Brest and said. "Those who obstruct, our the strikers to return to work. noon, was the .father of Mrs. J. Taylor. time for ■ disposing of so ■ many from the league-leading Brewers Sides. By virtue of winning, deprived 1,500.000 persons of their Stanley Juroe of Pearl street. He east of the Polish capital, and chestra; WTHT—Music; WNBC finally won ou t and the tag stuck. Gilmore fan­ Johnson 2, Cook 3, Menoche; three i to do that type of work expected with the enemy organizing for a operation have that blood on their Four thousand employes at the 7:00—WTKJ—Music Shop; WDRC name players and getting so little of the American Association when Pliers climbed into a tie for A modem And up to date nOB- stand along the south bank of the normal daily transportation and Kelsey-Hayes Wheel Co., and 450 also leaves his wife,. Mrs. Florence pushed a wedge more than 16 —Music You Want. in the way of talent In return. ned more than 300 batters in an base hits. C?ook. Menoche 2; stolen ond place In the loop stand, hands.” cost millions, of dollars in lost miles dee.i from the vrstula bridge- —I Love a Mystery; WTHT — All four men are at . the top of the Bruins’ tallspin became disas­ 1%. pital. Loire river, some 60 'miles south About Town He prdmlsed full legal penalties at the Briggs Manufacturing Co., M. Raymond Jodoln; three grand­ Fulton Lewis, Jr.; WNBC — 11:30—W n C ,-^ Author's Play­ their game and real actions may Jimmy Dykes, Al Simmons, Mule Eastern League season, refused to bases, Menoche 2, Osborn, Hed­ with the Hamilton Props, two business and wages. head at Sandomlerz. house; WTHT — Louis PrimZ’s trous, received most of the credit of Rennes. for any who Interfere with service in Detroit returned to the job. sons and three brothers and five Blondie. be expected. Tommy Faulkner haa. Haas, Lsfty Grove, Rube Walberg sign with Washington unless his for hts team’s Success. Grimm’s lund, Rich, Roy; sacrifices, Miela;- one-half games behind the le Spewheads Press Eastward General Hayes, who personally Six thousand strikers at John sisters, who live In the vicinity of Red Army Infantrymen crossed Orchestra. and Max Bishop had gone before. catcher accompanied him. left on bases, Willlmantic 10, leading Polish Americans. Despite thtf plying of heavy and said "it is obvious that the the Vistula on pontoons and rafU, T:16—w n c —Nevirs; WDRC been brilliant lately and may be personality injected the "win” Three po^frerful Allied apearheads served notice on PTC officials that A. Roebling’s Sons, and Co., Roeb- Worcester, where Mr. Jodoln was 11:45— WNBC — Mualc; News. The writers were waiting la an­ TTie gentlemanly Mack was an Rockville 8; bases on balls, off The Fllirs scored in all but Ainericans Drive brooms, the street'department has overwhelming'majority of transit the government nov/ was in the followed by .tanks, the Moscow 'Who Dream; WTHT — Musical expected to give champ Wilkie a habit into, the Cuba clubhouse and from the coastal corridor to the ling and Trenton, N. J., were or­ bom; 32:00—wnc— News; Mr. Smith other hotel room for Mack and the expert at bat tipping when his Raymond 2, Fagan 2, Merten 2: first frame, five markers croe been unable to remove much of the employes are conscious of the su­ dispatcher's chair, said he was Formerly employed by the Hart­ communique said. In the heavy . Quiz. Coes to Town; WDRC — News; real battle.. Del St. John has been the players have hustled to please northeast were pressing eastvifard wasfe papei that has been imbed­ preme obligation they have to our dered back to work by the WLB playing his osual good game and to newa on Foxx. pitcher waa In a hole. He was id- their new skipper. str:ick out, by Raymond 3, Fagan the plate In the third, and Near St. Nazaire; "counting on" the employes to but a return had not yet started, ford Machine Screw company, he fighting that followed, 3,000 Ger- 7:30—w n c —Quiz o f Two C3tles; 'WTHT — News. toward the Orne In an attempt to ded in the Main street parking be sure wlH give a very grood ac­ Big News In Philadelphia waya apologizing In that soft way. ' BUI Nicholson stepped up his 1: bits, off Fagan 10 for 10 runs In apiece in the fourth and fifth fighting men.” resume work immediately to end Truck Transport Halted had been a foreman for th« past mana were killed and 500 captur- WDRC — Friday Night Muaical 12:30— WTIC—Three Suns Trio, ninga to turn the contest Into encircle the desperately battling areas. It is evident that this has Supt.'of Police Guy E. Parsons, Show; WTHT — Music; WNBC count qf himself. Paul Ballsieper Mack remembers names re­ A broken leg, suffered when home run production from its~u8u- 4 innings, off Mertan 2 for 5 runs delays in the mansifacture of A walkout of six hundred truck three years at the Fall Machine ed. 12:45— 'W n c — Lee Sima, Pian­ Herman Long plunged into him at in 2 innings; hit by pitcher, by rout. Cut Off Brittany Germans In the Bocage county. been caused by the extreme heat hurrying off for a conference with Oermaris Sent Reeling —Lone Ranger. has played In a couple of pres- markably well and mispronounces al sub-par start and clouted' Nos. The first was the British drive ra^dar equipment, munitions and drivers, helpers and wharehouse- Screw company (n Chicopee, Masa. ist; News. the plate in 1803, hastened the end Raymond, Hirth, Morrell; wild Raymond In winning, captu and^'the softness of the asphalt General Hajfes. said the army had “many other critical items." The furious breai:through sent surC matches lately, having played them Just as readily. He had never 22 and 23 yesterday aa the Cuba in the area of Aunay and Vlllers- men virtually halted truck trans­ Funeral services will be held of bis career as an active com­ pitches. Fagan 2; passed balls, his sixth league win whilq M surfacsk asked him tb assign policemen to Hia appeal, broadcast over a Monday at 7:15 a. m, from the the (Germans reeling in flight from with Gene Sarazen t’wlce thla year, heard of ^avlno, however, and had humbled Brooklyn twice, 6-2 and (Continaed From Page One) Bocage. Against It the Germans portation out of Richmond, 'Va., in forgotten the name by the 'time be batant. He caught his last game— Morrell 3; winning pitcher, Ray­ Fagan who was sbellvd from protect any motormen working. special network of Philadelphia a wage dispute. Another new Dickinson-Streeter Frineral Home, Staszow and Polandiec, 60 mile* should prove to be a valuable aid 7-1. Nicholson moved past Mel threw counter-attacks whlc.i forc­ reached the elevator. He retraced for Pittsburgh In 1806. Ott of the New York Giants In the mond; losing pitcher Fagan. Um­ mound in the fifth, was cli Seaman, . Second Class, Lois The department, he said, will do stations, was echoed by Philip stoppage saw 700 out at the Chic­ with a solemn high mass at SL northeast of Krakow front dia- New Television Experiments in a t l ^ t spot. All In ail, the four with the loss. Steve Mertan P aUWe stretch of the front, a 35- ed the British to fall back. White, 20, daughter of Mr. and hlB ate pa, knocked on the door of In 1894, (3onnle.Mack succeeded home run derby and passed the pires, O'Leary and Kotsch. Time lf>m lle line below Caen. so. Murray, CIO president; Michael J, ago Screw Co. Michael's Cathedral, Springfield patches said. top men are in there and may the ed the laat two frames againrt The second was a British push Mrs. C3iarles ^ h ite, of 10 Auburn Crowds Mill Around Bams at eight o’clock. Burial will be 'Hie Russians stabbing ahead best man win! the room In which Tom Yawkey, Al Buckenberger as the Pitts­ (Sards’ Ray Sanders to take the 1:29, Latest reports from that area Quill, international president of The pulp and paper mills of the burgh manager and has been run­ slugging FUers and was th* east of Vlre which gained aeveral road, who U in 'the Women’s Re­ Chesapeake Corp. West Point, Va., in Notre Dame cemetery, Worces­ from Staszow were only 28 mifee Chip Shots Oollins and Joe Oonln were con­ r.b.l. lead with 75. l^rsaid the Germans there, too, were miles along the Vire-Conde road Crowds of employes milled the Transport Workers Union Are Developing Constantly ning a club ever since, the Athle­ tim of hia mates turning in serve, U. S. Navy.'the Waves, has (CIO), bargaining agent for PTC were idle as workers stayed away ter. southeast of Klelce, the Nazi Earl Ballsieper, the veteran, gratulating one another on the Tommy Hughes continued his •jti in retreat, and that Lieut. Gen. Sir to a point within a dozen miles of around the car bams. acquisition of the thumping Foxx. tics since they were foiiiided in heavy hitting when he shifted to errors behind his two-tfit pit p MUSS C. Dempsey's Second British completed basic training at Hunter "You want to know if we’ll go employes; and Mayor Bernard from their jobs in an attempt to stronghold and southern Polish proved that when the chips are Menoche had three hits, College, the Bronx, Y., ind nas rail center on which the Germans New York, Aug. 4.—(IP)—Look­ down he doesn’t fool—mu.'h to Collins opened the door. 1901. the short field to let the veteren Connie Mack’s i'

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FUroAT, AUGUST 4,1944 TfiN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X>NN., FRIDAY, AUGUST 4,1946 PAGE ELE1 51 2 Automobiles for Sale Motorcycles— Bicycles It i Help Wanted— Female 35 Household Goods 1 Announcements Rooster (puzaled)—What the i Lost ond Found SPECIAL OFFER— WHILE they A story ia stuid about s woman ; HIH.O EVERYTHING f o r s a l e —GIRL’S PRE-WAR I WANTED—YOUNG WOMAN or deuce are you doing down there in visitor at a Army Camp who was | WANTED—RIDE FROM 99 Nor­ lasti Beautiful 32-piece dt.jie set C l a s u H e d JJut o f 3>JUUIiMA LOST _ SILVER Identification 1933 DODGE SEDAN, privately bicycle. In good condition, 845. glri for general ^ housework, in the cellar? man street to Pratt and Whitney, free with purchase of our big in­ trying to locate an officer, an old i Qasiified bracelet at carnival grounds, owned, reasonable. Call 2-0106. Almost new baby stroller, 815, new'home, no wishitfg, family of Sense and Nonsense Hen—WelL If U U any of your friend of her family: girl's name engraved across top. East Hartford, 3-4:30 shift. Call vacuum cleaner, 850. Call 5848 or three, own room, sleep In or out. sulated refrigerator—only 839 50. 7102. Advertisem ents businesB, I'm laying In a supply of Military Police (to whom she Valued a* gift. Finder plea*e re­ NEED MOTORS' Overhauled ? 105 West Middle Turnpike. Call 8436. Benson's, 713 Main stree . coal. I I had Inquired)—He may be in the turn to 16 T'emlock street or call New brakes, valve Job, tire*, bat­ Play toe Game Man (after dinner jdlshea had suspect there are people who re­ j^dvertisanents RESPONSIBLE PARTY deslrta to UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC ranges. EISjEMHOUEl) ’ST officers' mesa. FOR SALE — MAN'S DELUXE been cleared away)-*-Well, dear, 7273. ------purchase local business. Write teries. Four mechanics to service F or Rent F or Sale Firal Biography of Amarica'a 6raa( Ganaral Though..your life aeema blank and sent you, do your besj to figure out The elderly gentleman came Woman—I expect he le. because bldycle, practically new. Inquire Variety of gas, electric and com­ what are you planning to do to­ how you can overcome this feel­ Box J, giving, description. All pro­ you. Also have courtesy car and ' Help Wanted— coyrtaat. issa aea WMSwatS Itllimn oisiriketaa. NBA S«r»im. le*. dreary, home with a package, and bis wife at home he was always in some F o r Rent F or Sale time payment plan. Brunner's, 80 42 Maple street. bination ranges, parlor heaters, T o Buy T o Sell night? ing. Do you ask,‘ raUmr than Announcements posals confidential. Male or Female 87 pot burners, clrcuiatlon heaters Flay the game. at once wanted to know what he ^ind of a mess. U fS t'Z T oSeU Oakland street Open evenings.— Wife (shrugging her shoulders) order? Art you overly critical, had! ^ T o Buy and kerosene heaters. Chambers' Though your luck aesma tough and —Nothing special. I'll probably WANTEID—' TRANSPORTA'rtON WANTED—ALL KINDS of elec­ 5191. ■ ,; Wanted Autos— WANTED—MAN AND WOMAN West Point. As a "beast.” or a hasty tempered, unappreciative of Man—I had an awful time get­ A maneuver, we read, isn't some­ tric wiring and repairing. Any to work In tailndry, experience Warehouse, Manchester Green. plebe. In 1911, we find him: "Late eerie. write a letter or two, read, listen the conscientious efforts of others T ^-- ■ ■ ~ to Hartford Railroad station, Motorcycles 12 Play the game. ting this. But after a 16t of trouble thing to put on a garden to make size Job given prompt attention- not hecessuy. Manchester Laun­ WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN Rooms Without Board 59 to target formation 7:05; absent at to the radio and so on. Study yourself and correct what­ I finally got a buronffter. it grow. 7.30-4:30. Call 2-0483. When Ike arrived qt West Point '*M an—I see. When you come to Phone 3975 before 7 p. m. v WANTED—TO BUY tricycles and dry, 72 Maple street or Call 8416. blinds. Owing to our very tow 7 a. m. formation:' Sunday Though old trouble's on your staff. ever of these faults you may pos- Wife (demanding)— What on / Lort ond Found 1 Garages— Service.s— FOR RENT—SINGLE ROOM la he was Just another "Mr. Ducrot." the BO on, don’t forget my shirt NEED MONEY! ABE YOt buy­ bicycles, regardless of condition. overhead, get our special low overshoes not arranged aa pre- Show the world that you can aess, in the interest of patriotic earth do you want it for? Student—When I left my last WM Storage 10 new home for gentleman. Inqulra "Mr. Doowhistle,” or “Mr. Doo- buttons. | fa » r -T A N AND SVHTTE five ing a used car? Do you need car Call 2-1453 after 4 p. m. prtc^ on high grade window | acribed at retreat; late at chapel; laugh. results. •' Han (explalning)^j^is- baro­ boarding place, the landlady wept Automobiles for Sale 4 Situations Wanted— 19 South Hawthorne street wlUie,” names applied to unknown room tn disortler afternoon inspec­ Show them tbat you can atand the tieeka old kitten, answer* to the repairs? Let us help you with shades and Venetian blinds com­ I ...... —" meter will tell me w h ^ it is going LandUdy—Well, I won't. I al­ Ooldie. RewMd. H. Whiting, Female 38 plebes. He found himself In a tion; late at guard mounting; tar- gaff, Get Along With Others It was at Mount Wllaon observa­ your financing. Immediate service. 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, •1941 TO RENT-CIARAGE at 118 Main pletely Installed. Samples furnish­ PLEASANT ROOMS, light house­ \/orid of "sirs" where every upper- [ nished to rain. ways collect in advance. n Walker etreet Call 2-1735 now. The' Manchester street. Call 2-0578. WANTED— 1935-1936 Coupe. Call ed. CJapltol Window Shade Oo, keeping and .aundry convei.u.ncsa brasses at Inspection; Play the game. . , tory; Wife (storming)—WelL I never Dodge sedan, 1941 Pontiac sedan, EXPERIENCED TYPIST to do classman must be so addressed, ighelvcs of clothes-press dusty; One’s ability to get along with Home Credit. 869 Main street, 1941 Chevrolet 2 door, also four 7891. 341 North Main street. Phone If desired, continuous hot wrgter. Though the breaks won't come A distinguished ^acientist was heard of such extravagance. What A retailer, on receiving the first fUDWABD FOR.RBTURN of gray typing at home. Can also take He w^as put through the customary ..hgtr not against table at 8 a. m. others is being put to the acid test Manchester, Conn. Rooms 5-6-7. door,. 1941 Lincoln Zepher, 1941 8819. Open evenings. - Reasonsble rales, central Call your way, . - • scanning the heavens thru the do you suppose the good Lord gave delivery of a large order, was an­ Waterman fotmtaln pen loat re- WE NEED USED CARS and are dictation. Call 6962. plebe catechism. in.spectlon.” theae days. Personal feeHngx Buick eedanette, 1941 Packard Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 8989 or 14 Arch street Play the game. huge telescope. Intent upon the you the rheumatism for, anyway? noyed to find the goods' were not ' aeatly; property of eoldler In New STEEPLE,. TOM CLEANS out paying tht limit; any year, any • ’These, or a Mmllar ritual in j Thene were other, similar de- should be- brushed aside; do your convertible, 1940 Pontiac torpedo PRACTICAL NURSE Would Uke FOR SAIE—NEW 5 PIECE ma­ Things will right themselves some p art In whatever Job you have the sight, he remarked to his col­ up to sample, so he promptly wired Guinea. Dial 8877. chimneys, specialty. Call Mag- FOR SALE -B O Y 'S bicycle, in model; two buyers, no delay. Call hogany Junior dinette group with FURNISHED ROOM In private many changing versions, according | merits in later years. i sedan, 1940 Dodge coach, 1939 position with . private family. 6ay, ca p a city to do and never allow per­ leagues without turning his hack: City Sniarty (hoping to get a the manufacturer: Cancel my nell’s Drug Co., Main street. good condition, 24 Linnmore 2-1709 or BarldWi Motor Sales, Duncan Phyfe extension table and home for 1 or 2, on bus line, con­ to the times, are but specimens of [ Simple as these "dellnquenciea’’ Chevrolet coach. 1939 Packard Write A. Reed, South Coventry, Play the game. sonal (eelinga, and particularly dis­ Scientist—Its going to rain. rise o u t of the farmer hoeing in a order Immediately." . t •• MW. It T » q t.». * mt. l I/JST—ON MAIN etreet, brown Drive after 5 p. m.' 16 Bralnard Place, Town. four beautiful matching chairs— tinuous hot water. Call 6803. ' what '"plebe knowledge” is sup- may seem, they are ' rigidly en- aedan, 1938 Chevrolet coupe, 1938 Box 125. poaed to be like. fo r someone who works with Brother Scientist—What makes field by the roadside)—Hey, Rube, And the manufacturer wired = leather billfold, contain* A con­ all for only. 879.00. A 8100 value! forced in military academies. Here, Though you’re doivn to your laat you think so? did you aee a wagonload of mon­ back: "Regret cannot cancel im­ ••I feel very patriotic today—i5 Chevrolet coach, 1937 Buick What do'plebes rank ? "Sir. the you. to enter the picture. It can bp i'^ pone, drivor** llcenee. p e«w n « Terma If wanted.' Benson’s, 718 FOR RENT—1 DOUBLE ROOM for four years, youth is severely dime. • Scientist (Still peering at the keys go by here? mediately. You will have to take f was working. I’d give up m y ' ttingf. Finder please call 8674. sedan, 1935 Ford panel mack 8 Business Services Offered 13 Superintendent’s dog, the Com­ done. Reaolve to get. along ‘with Main streeL for 3 girla or married couple. Cen­ trained in rules «and, regulationa. Wear a grin and start to climb, heavens)—Because my corns hurt! Farmer—No. Did you fell off? your turn." vacation and buy an extra w a» ton, dual tires, flat platform body, Articles for Sals 45 mandant's cat, the waiters in the The slightest Infraction Is subject Fate won't buck you all the time, everybody! Reward. WASHER. VACUUMS. IRONS, trally located. Call 3-161* or 47 bond!” also many others. Term* and Mess Hall, the Hell cata, and all to punishment. Soldiers in the Play the game. As for tha troiibla-maksr, If you FOR SALE lamps, etc., repaired. All parts FOR SALE—OOAL OR WOOD EVERY HOME NEEDS dinner- Cottage atreet ' IJOST__ALL AUTOMOBILE A-12 FOR RENT trade*. Brunner's, open evenings ware. Why no. select your service, the ad ra ir^ In the whole blamed making are forged on the anvil of gas coupons marked 2T63 Conn., avaUable. 24-hour service. Charg­ stove. Ice box, 3 tables and 6 •til 9. Call 6191. ‘ , now during our August Sale of LIOH^ HOUSEKEEPING room Navy.” discipline. RED RYDER Brotherly Love BY FRED HAKMAM tom from folder- Call Wllllmantlc es C. O. D. Manchester 2-1439 | chairs, 2 center tables, 2 beds, 2 What time is it? "Sir. I am I Salem and Heritage china? 82-53 for rent 109 Foster street. Call Once Ike was barred from the Single SUMMER mornings or evenings. chests a t drawSra, baby blgh deeply embarrassed and>^ greatly FUNNY BUSINESS 8355 W l. ____ _ and 100 piece service 85.95 up. 6388. ' ‘ dance hall for .10 days for ds|icing KDUSE LV»HO DID IT. KOTHER ?\0U5£ FOR SALE—1936 2-DOOR Ford. chair. Must sell Immediately. 31 humiliated that due to unforeseen ragtime. OUuHTA BE PROUD, Make us an offer! Telephone 8254. COTTAGES Oak. Benson’s, 718 Main street circumstances over which I have AUW 5HOW ,' 4-Room House ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. The dignity and pomp of waltzea y y * '"!/ ’' ' or t^\£‘ At Apartments, Plata, no control, the inner workings and and two-steps did not appeM to f\0NEY WAS, 4’/ ' TO LET On Durant Street. 1941 PONTIAC 2 DOOR. 1941 Tel 3-1588. W. SchulU. FX>R SALE—1 WHITE enamel Tenements <3 hidden mechanisms o f my chro- Chevrolet 2 door, 1941 Chevrolet sink, 1 white enamel set tub. Call FOR SALE— PR&WAR studio this young man from the plains of Large Be-ddence. 9 room*, on FLOOR SANDING nometqp are in such accord-with' Kansas. He could do them in a 6 passenger coupe, 1941 Plymouth Coventry Lake 3691. couch. Call 3777. Prospect street. 8 baths, 2 ftre- CALL 4386 Liaylng and the great sidereal movement by mpst gallant manner If the oepa- coupe, 1940 !’ontlac sedan, 1940 (About 20 Miles East •o plaoes. oil heat, 2-car garage, J. E„ Jensen—Phone 2-:0920 PRS-WAR INNERSPRING studio 4 ROOM t e n e m e n t for rent which time is commonly reckoned, sion. required, but he much pre­ Chevrolet tovn sedan. Cole of Hartford) FOR SALE—UNDERWOOD type­ that 1 cannot with any degree of •pttdoQft i^roundft. H No Answer—6829 writer, large carriage, will also couch with m .pie arms, matching Apply 136 Bissel! street. ferred to whoop it up In synco- \ ROBEBT J. SMITH. INC. Albert* F. Knofla Motors. Call 4164. wing chair. Apply 86 Branford. accuracy state the exact time, sir; paHed rhythm to the beating time These cottages have every sell or trade Movlematic Motion FOR REnrr —3 FURNISHED but without fear of being very far b \ ' - MS Main 8 t. Phono 8450 Picture camera. Call 8484. of stamping feet and clapping convenience and the rental Roofing 17 FOR S A L ^ L A R G E PRE>-WAR rooms, private entrance, no , excellent condition. dren. bus every 15 minutes. Call minutes, so many seconds, and so and ffepcats which were to follow ROOFING A KEP VIR of Chim­ 8254. man. ticks after the Xth hour.” rangeo frum $250 to $.350. FOR SALE—LARGE lawn mower, Phone 3-0437 between 6-7. iri the next generation. His court­ FOR RENT neys, valleys flashings, and gut­ 810. Call 6759. I do not understand! "Sir, my esy with an "Army Brat” tdaugh'- Prices are from $1,500 to ters. Done expertly anc reason­ FOR RENT—TO ADUL’TO, 4 room cranium consisting o5f Vermont tenement on Main street, near ter or son of an Army officer) was 4-Room Single, hot air $3,500 with moderate cash ably by your local roofer. El. V. FOR SALE -PAIR OF MEN’S Machlr- y and Tools / 62 marble, volcanic lava and African Cheaterfleldian, and with a “Drag” HELP WANTED Coughlin, Tel. 7707. 390 Wood­ Center, $40. Call 5409, heat, full cellar, all modem requirements, balance be­ riding boots, size 9. Inquire 5S1 or c e m e n t m i x e r s . Milking ma^ ivory, covered with a thick "layer (young IsJly) on his arm he cbu(d conveniences. Now vacant. ing carried by very reason­ land. 685 Parker street. chines, mill- coolers, walkilig FOR REaTT-,-1 AND 5 room tene­ of case-hardened steel, forms an compete with an English lord, but HARVEST Moving— ^Trucking— ment, Including lights and run­ impenetrable barrier to all that his inherent fascination was that to able monthly payments. PIANO TUNING TOOLS with weeders, potato billers, water seeks to Impress itself upon the Storage 20| bowls Dublin Tractor Company, ning water, 816 and $17 a montM of th# breezy westerner, the spirit Bum's AND HER BUDDIES So Far, So Good BY EDGAR MARTIN Call at office of case, breakfast set, settees a^d ashen tissues of my brain. Hence of the "wide open spaces.” BROADLEAF TOBACCO table, riding boots, size 8, 1-2 H< Wllllmantlc. respectively. Located on Monu­ AUSTIN A. CHAMBEatS CO.— ment HUl, South Coventry, adults the e;ffulgcnt and ostentatiou.sly ef­ Next: Cadet. PINE tERRACE CORP. TH E ALLEN P. motor, 153 West Center street. fervescent phrases Just now -di­ V O O ^ \OLPv WU2E 6 0 « ) . ^ T VDO OOErv N)OW) CAVL APPLT Middle Tampike, West Trailer van service. "Removals MILKING MACHINE how , ration only. Write Ernest K. Sharp 35 from coast --1 coast, deluxe equip­ free. Ward’s portsble double unit rected and reiterated for my com­ \-b As ? V 9 - A60CO <&OV YfSV'a \ ihiiiowto rr VWfbOEY.- Near Cor. Adams Street R EA LTY CO. Hamilton atreet. Hartfori 6, prehension have failed to pene­ ment. crating, packing and stor­ milker (no pipeline required), -VEV lO K)0!V5AsM'ESE| QOVCNaV SEDLACEK BROTHERS Only Tuesday, Wed., Thun., Realtors Garden-^Farm—Dairy Conn. ' - trate and permeate the somnifer- FrL, Sat, 2 to 4:80 P. M. age. AGENT NORTH AMERI­ 8162.05. Ward’s two single unit VT A. 953 Main Street Tel. 3301 CAN VAN LINES INC E>tl- Products 50 pipeline milker. 8184.95. Mont­ oua forces of my atrocious intelli­ 7 IM mULSTOWN ROAD TELEPHONE 7898 gence. In other words, I am very, mates to all parts of U. S. A. Xta. gomery Wards' Farm Store, 43 Wanted to Rent 68 S and very dumb and I do not under­ 5’ 87. FOR SALE— FRESH PICKED Purnell Place, Manchester. Tel. v o )u .v o o r tomatoes, sweet com,, wax beans, WANTED—TO RENT 4 or 5 room stand, sir.” 4748. and cucumbers. iCall 8069 or 290 apartment or house on or before One of the .'current questions in Repairing 23 Hackmatack street. Sept. 1st. by coupl# with 6 'year the catechism is. How many days, Q—What is the opposite of Musical Instruments old daughter. Write Box u , ’The Oh, Cataline ? And the correct an­ octane ? PIANO TUNING and repairing; Herald. swer is. "X days and a butt. Oh A—Heptane. Iso-octane, a h WANT TO SELL YOUR HOUSE? • playei piano specialty. John I Household Goods 51 FdR SALE— BIAHOGANY up- noble Cataline, and may the great dro.iarbon of petroleum, will r WANTED CARPENTERS! We need a few more hooaea of all kinds for cash custom* Cbcherham. 26 Bigelow street. { /rig h t piano, reasonable.. Call WANTED TO RENT 5-6 room God in heaven speed them more knock in high compression m “ 1 cut the bottoms out—they don’t get so dirty thml w iyl” . era. . TeL 4219. 5 PIECE Breakfast set, porcelain, 3410. 'I house or flat permanent resi­ quickly by the great Corporal will If you care to sell your honae, Jn>t give ns a call—tel^ top kitchen stands, odd Kitchen dence. Call 2-lOOL Jupiter, and may the coming days most any combustion engine con­ Apply Ready for Wofka— phone-^ atop ua oa the street. — tables, wiclcac— pnirrh rhairs, be more Joyous, but not for me, ditions. ------BY GALBRAITH Private Instructions M Wearing Apparel—Furs WANTED—'TO RSSNT 4-5-6 room ’The time to seU la when a customer la able—ready—and piece cane seat set for porch, high sir. May your classes be no soirees, single house or fist lifetime resi­ and your sorrows neglible, and willing to buy. Don’t wsit too long. Call ns today! PERSONAL INSTRUtmON. elo-I chair, play pen,- crib, lc« box, SEVERAL DRESSES and 1 alack Q '-W ill civilian automobiles square and round tables, $5.00, dent excellent references. Write on your leave may there be some cutlon, clear speech, tutoring tn suit, size 15-16i A-1 condition. cost more whan production is re buffet, card tables, mt.nle chairs, Box H. Herald. ______beautiful femmes, some canoes, school subjects. White Studio, 709 | Call 2-1179. sunr.ed ? ALLEY OOP Where To Go BY T.T. HAlfiJl TURNPIKE GARDEN ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. rockers, beds, stands and odd lota of skags. full moons, and A —About 25 per cent more or Real Estate and Insurance Main street. Phone 2-1392. WANTED—IN GREEN SECTION plenty of Coca-Cola; hot darn—but furniture. , Call 5187, Austin FOR SALE—I PAIR of white high higher, manufacturers say. W AIT u n t il t h e y V TM 50e W ,0O CTt«; MS MAIN STREET PHONE 8450 5-6 rooms by Afnerlcsn family. 8 not for me. sir!” APARTMENTS Chambers* "Wur^ouse, MancheS' heeled toe out pump*. Size 7 1-2A. adults, 1 child. Call 3-1904. LET ME OlJT OF 1 BUT A WEf< MAV Help Wanted— Female 35 ter Green. Open'dally 8-5. Satur Never worn, brand new. Inquire Q —Where did the Bonin Is­ BE TOO LONG— Conwr W m I Middle Tarnpike and Oxford Street day 7-12. Eve,nings, Monday, Wed' ' The i'ecoi"d.s at West Point prove I'M GOING WSHT at 152 Birch street. COin»LE WITH 6 MONTHS old lands. between Saipan and Japan, AWAY.’ __ ^ WOMAN UNDER 40 for a month I nesday and, Friday, 7:30-9. baby would ..ks 4 rooms by Sept that this embryo rhilitafy genipe get their name ? or permanently, live in or out, can 1st Write Box M. Htrald.______was not acxxirding to the glossary A —Bonin is an Ehigliah corrup­ bring 1 child, girl. If school age, FOR SALE — WINDSOR TYPE Wanted to Boy of cadet slang a “bone file,’’ striv­ tion ot the Japanese name _Munin wanted by 2 adults and girl 11, to kitchen chairs, wardrobes 'and WANTEID TO RE2^T 8, 4 or 5 ing to beat his comrades in the —"without inhabitants” —given to d o . cooking; must be simple, not bureaus with separate mirrors. WANTED—FORWARD Seat Eng­ room flat dr tenement centrally classroom. He was neither a "m ax” T O BE SOLD lish saddle, good condition. Call the islands of Ogasawara Sada- FOR SALE rich food. On bus line. Call 6613. Pioneer House, 95 Forest street, located. CaU 3-0548. (ton rank in studieal nor a "goat” yoti, who discovered them in 1693. 8 o0 ie RuaDy Is g fA a g te boy this boose, b yoor taste dUTer- 7870. < in lower sections of his class I. He RINOLE SEVEN-ROOM BOLTON LAKE ‘open 1:00 p. m. and 6 p. nu I — The Japs call t.lem the Ogasawara oM fnso tltat of yoor oeighlwrs7 te the first place It Is a W a n t e d — s a l e s l a d y , *pien- ' was "hivey” (quick to lesm i but BVt-elory frama hooae with m real good asphalt (Black) roof, HOUSE. Located on Nearly two miles of lake frontage WANTED—COMBINATION radio | 72 Islands. East Side. Large lot. did position, good salary. Apply NEED SCATTER RUGS?— BE Houses for Sale seemed .to be satisfied to remain axaelly tha aaoM roofing aa la oo the 2-car garage. Two sepa- is oller^ In lots to suit your ncftds. sure to stop in and see our collec­ and record player. In good condi­ Hot Air beat. Sale Price Here you have some of the finest lake Silbros, 881 Main street. with the "engineers’’ (a cadet in mto faraarns aopply heat to two five-room apkrtmento and each tion of braids, rag, shag, and A xl tion. Phone 7021. FOR SALE—6 ROOM HIUSE, unper aecUona in academic work!. Q—What was the first metal •partnaaot haa a aeparato porch. Both fanilUea are allowed attie 85300. .Qajyp payment property in the State, located five (5) sunparlor, breakfast nook, toilet known to have been used by man ? $800, Now vacant. GIRL TO DO H0USEW6RK, minster. All size* and colors. "Book lamin’ ’’ did not appeal as ■toiage space and there id pleaty of cellar space, too. Located miles East of 5lanchester — mostly pleasant surrouridings, salary $15 . 81.98 to $14.95. Benson’s. 713 WANTED TO BUY second hand downstairs, tiled bath up, modern much to him as comradeship and A —Gold. It's been causing whsnT dust a few mlnote^ walk to fhe bos line at Nos. 182-184 TWO-FAMILY. Near wooded, high altitude — with many folding cots, in good condition. kitchen, fireplace; oil burner, steam trouble ever since. • a' week. Call 7709. Main, street. activity. B-d West Oeator Street. A t price offered It pays about 11% gross. East Center Street. 5 portions having running water, eleo- Call 4527. heat, lot 65 feet front, well land­ An examination of the scholar­ It for a hooM or aa Investinent. Move in any Hme. rooms to each fioqr. Hot tric tight service, hard surface roads PRESSER WANTED— STEADY HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or scaped, flhb pond In bdek yard, ship ledgers gives Cadet .^Eise'n- and other improvements. work, now and post-war. Good Air heat. T w o-^ r ga­ rent, fully adj'istable. Rates rea­ Rooms Without Board good location, walking distance hower these rptlngs. Aa a "plebe” That's That BY ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. rage. Down payment You may build your house here hours. New System Laundry, [ sonable. Call Keith Furniture— from Main street business section. in 1913 he racked 57th in a class FRECKLES AND UlS FRIENDS either tor Summer or aA around year Beal Estate and lasarance 81,000. Harrison street. '. 4159. FOR RENT—FURNISHED /rent See Stuart J. Wasley, Realtor, 755 of 212. In 1913 he was 81st in the PHONE 8450 use. Lota may be purchased for cash Main streeL Tel. 6648—'7146. ranks of 177 members. In 1914 he 6 o AI4EAO t n MAIN STREET OTHER LI.STINOS or on 'the time basis. ' bedroom, 1st floor, contlnuou* hot W hen 1 make a pobtunb fwom our. , - F u r j^iNL F E i f t r climbed up .to 65th. He was grsd- The Situation. You are a wom­ eOLD mine, I’M gonna BUV THIS BOAT/ AGAIN— (T OOe^tTMATTERf ON REQUEST. Prices range from $'J99 to 81.000, water, 3 minutes walk ifrom Post 9f FOR S A IE —7 ROOM house. Im­ liated in 1915 as 61st with 164 an traveling oh a train on which -"S O DONfT SCBATOI THE DECK RAIL' BUILDINO IX)T8 : On according to location and improve- Office. Call 8217. provements excepting heatings there is a mother with a small PLEASa TAKE YOO(a FEET (X)WN/ Park, Chestnnt, Forest, COTTAGES A *^Cooler graduates. Thus he remained hud­ .V*.. menu furnished. You wrill probably FOR RE2TT—LARGE front bed­ with extra lot, located near Main dled in the center of the upper sec­ baby. Otis Streets, Scarbor­ never again have the opportunity to street. Can be se'kg^by appoint* ough Road, Wellington room, next to bath, continuous tion. H * Wrong Way; Miike no offer to secure such desirabla lake property ment only. Call after 5 p. ns In was in military tactics, strat­ Road, East Center St., For Rent At hot water, woman preferred, rear help her, thinlciri]f^ ah's'might not YOUR INQUIRIES ARE INVITED at such a low price. , Carini. Call 4607. egy. mathematics, historic cam- want a stranger ' handling her etc. Drive out and aee for yourself. Bus; sonable. Call 5734 between 5-6. " paigns, battles, that he showed child.. Other Lota In both service passes a |iart of the property ON Coventry Lake deepest Interest. He reveled in Right W ay; Tell her that if business and residential dally, or better still, call at Ellesmere, problems of maneuver, organiza'^ sections of Town. the home of: - J she ever wanta to leave the baby From Aug. 19lh Through tion and movement of armies, the with you while she changes clothes THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES: Washable Hat scientific rather than the academic. Labor Day Week. ^ i We find him in drill regulations or goes to the diner that you will EDWARD J. HOLL be glad to keep him. (Without REALTOR Rental $20. - $35. Weekly. getting 13.64 out of a maximum of cars. 1M4 lY sc* scsvicc. me. T. » •co.'U. a s»t. orr. a-*) 15-^in practical military englneer- such friendly offers of help from GOOD SMALL SINGLES SOLE SELLING AGENT their traveling companions, many “That was'a swetl idea of yours, P'red, to camoullage tlic ’TELEPHONE 5118 OR 6878 — MANCHESTER ALLEN REALTY CO. - Ing getting 8.04 otit of a maximum All Modem — Fine Choice of Locations. of 10. His tqtal proportional rate young mothers could hardly travel bout! There’s the wife looking for a fourlli at bridge— 953 Main St. TeL 3301 with small babiea.) Horton Roa^ Woodland Street was 697.04 out of a maMmum of bend low and she’ll never see us oul here!” Foxcroft Drive Summit Street 840. But all the while he was ab­ sorbing the human knowledge of Added Motlva BY LESLIE TURNEl Branford Street Jarvis Road soldiery and warfare, contacts and lOONERV ILLE FOLKS BY FONTA4NE FOX WASH TUBBS relationships . with his fellowmen in which he excelled. ------I'M soeoy. rrSTHE Shi i O GRATtFUL TO VDU t h o s e 2 HOUSES MADE TO ORDER 5 0 0 MISS AMV, WB PICTURE X 80TH~. r o c r ^ S E , AMO THE JAPS ARE Strong diaciplinaiian that he CAN'T TELL gave m m ... THINGS )OU'VE TOLD ME GOING TO t O P CARS later brcame... tempered by kind­ MORE O’ WHAT WHILE HE MAS pay for FOR A LARGE FAMILY ness and a high sense of Justice HA9PBNEt> ON stationep THIS. BOB' WILEV'S LAST HERE! Near Schools and Busse.'i. c/ ^ and loyalty, young Ike chafed un­ p r i c e s [WANTED der the rigid discipline of ' rou­ MISSION Bigelow Street ' West Center Street ^ • tine. , . TSL. ^ These reactions make an inPer- estihg study in the "Skin Sheets," A FEW 2 AND 4-FAMILY MANCHESTER or "<^111 Book,” in the records at . HOUSES DETAIL FOR TODAY „ . That Are Real Investments! 5191 Summit Streel-r-6-Room Duplex. ^ Retread — High Street—^5-Room Duplex. " \\ Adams Street— 2-Family, .') Rooms Each. 5 1 8 0 AdamsrStreet— 4-Family House. What Have You to Wells Street—-1-Family House. ' OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPLI . Offer? WHEN THEY rtSNOTTiuT> 6 0 jn e A r r s IDO v a l u a b l e HOvVOO I kM Oto? ALLEN REALTY COMPANY GIT T'S7lX>YllsJ’ YOU'RE GlTTSsf DINOSAUR E B f i., FORIMW/ He CAM EGAO.VOUSAPCy ALEXANDER BCX>\ce> 0)0 IT O L P TH A T TMCe rr HOtAS a k x > PARROTS .'OOVOU Allen & Hitchcock, Inc. * By Mrs. Anne Osbot also la the Dutch bonnet to be ITS TV63U A& SO U G lT T O ,F0R6ETMVO£GREEr made In Mlk, lightweight woolena: WOJOERFUL.* \ THROv) DROPCURVEG Makes a smart, crowidess and A MAXTS, GAME- F IN D O U T j NOMTOHATOO AT BILL OXLECTORS, IN PALEONTOLOSy D63 MAIN ST, TEL. 3301 MANCHESTER or . SHE LL n e v e r THAT KAAYBE / JARVIS buckled-ln-the-back sportii hkt. o f WEDOVOrTMlTj -«m-6L7T mono d o FROM (3LASGONJ ~ ^ o obtain complete pattenurfor; o b BACi<: TO TM' w o r l d \ Real Estate and Mortgages ' extra material m atting oiie of VdU Kk)OnO i t UNNERSCtV.ANDMV Office Hours: 8:.30. to 5:30 Except Sunday. the Crownless Sports Hat and tlta WILL CjET -»-V))HlP UP. 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER Nicest alr-condlUoned house and your bright and gay totton frocks. A S P O M ee ^VHASMT LAID DESERT ThSOOVERIEiB Thursday Evenings 7 to 9. 26 .Alexander .Street morning frock you’ve ever hadi A navy polka-dotted print on pale Dutch Bonnet (Pattern N a 5180); ALONG WITH* ' send 15 cents in coin, jdus 1 M nt OUT SOU ' BLff . e v AM . MUSEUM OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9; SAT. -6. Phone 4112 or 7275 'ITte smart yoke which la extended pink or cotton will make A OStWiCMT eiLPeoi-noNOFSisL to form diminutive excuses-for- stunning hot-weather bonnet- postage, jrour name, address and SO U H A T E ‘EM the pattera number to Anne Ca<- TO SHOWMOU SOSitoA FD1MER6HX- sleevea ia «wfuUy flattering. The whits pique,' red and white glng- HiDiMEAS)^ QUCMCH? loose dress is mads fonm*f11UBS 1>Y hamv-almost any sort of washable boL The lonchester Evening A retired man caned back into -\j — r ..1^ MlCIkBY FINN Detail*! LANK LBUNAIUI hf of' the two half-belts at cotton mikkea a good crownleaa Herald, 1150 Sixth Avenue, New the sarvice ia a RETREAD. Aa it either Ude. TTy it In pink seer­ mod^ Ineludw! in the pattern York. is nibeasary to put in 36 or SO sucker. Use plnk-pearl plastic but­ years eoatinuous service before I'L L BE DgiVEW CXACTLV! JAI7VIS WILL 6 ET > ' BUT INSTEAD OF GOlN' tons. Pretty? being retired, an enliated RE­ TO THE STATION BV rer?M iS5 iON f r o m m in t m o r e 's TO TH E MOVIES, H E ’LL PWeK v e s ,, Pattern No. 8673 Is in sixes 13, TREAD is aaslly identified bgr the NOW HER5^ ONE QF MINTMOfifE'S «ecKETAiey t o g o t d t h e m ovies IN THE WOODS ON THE ROAO 14, 16, 18, 30; 40 and 43, Bile 14 number of eervice atrlpee worn 9iff! roqulTM 8 1-8 yards of 89-lneh ma- D O P E ] I'VE TOLD ME, CH/VLJFFEUgS—AND- TONIGHT. IX>WN in THE VILLAGE TO THE VILLASe. NCAA THE To Pattern Subscribers on the sleeve of his jumper or tsnsL MINTM0ire8 SECITETAgy , X'LL e rr ONTHC t ij a in ! — AND HB14. GO DOWN iN THE END OP t h i s FBAICe—AND , coat—one red stripe for each four TM«T HM HOIVIBSICK— For this pattsm, send 15 oeats, THBT'LL CLEAf? ME — Offive YOU TO dokoeitviue ! plus 1 cent postage, in coins, your or toe tremendous amount a* saing Handles years* service. After 13 ycara, m o TM^r IWI LERVIN' BLIT I'LL SET OFF AT EVeieVTHING name, address. Mss deMrsd, and tbs postal tp t b tm tbsas, days, and ______„s tbs aborUgs of labor, ws ash with good conduct, gold stripes W THE TlDO O'CLOCK C u E A irr; tbs pattern mnnber to Tbe^Ksn- teat'- yon ■ bs'------patlant-art rf N ; your pattam " iabt doUvsrsd ■ “ aa prompuy can be worn. The RETREAD’S TEAIN- cheater Herald, Today's Pattern •a past Tbs ssssnn of baavy pattern orders is oow under start at his wrist and continue to Service, 1160 Sixth avenue. New way and srO) oontlnns through Bastot Therr are bnuno tr os his elbow. Because of his age and York 19, N. T. ' ■ ' OOBM delays. Patterns are malisd Uurd-ctaas sop are trequenU) expcriance, a RETREAD it usu­ The smart new issue of the mid­ deU M beesuae of poi^ oongastloa. Bo aws to retata tor a s » al^ found at ahora statioiia or summer style book—Pashlwi bar s i Mm saMssn ys« oitoas; It yoo b avaat rsssivsd tbs pattera traininc campa. As can be ax- Itafi 83 psfss of coM'docddng; to a rssainsWi tadato at thus, pisaso adviso os tbs number sad pectad. it is hia utmoM dcMra to now sportwesr' and sununer day Mas ardarsd snd ws win ebsch yeur order get back out to sea and show the frocks and accessories. Order your young Undlubbers bow to fight McN'aaskt S/aSicsl*, Im. LA(Ce ANP l a t h e s j t copy now# Price U cants. /. A:' :• ' .A'- A'V*!,-L-.' r ■