VUE8DAY, AUGUST 11, IM S IWSLW ggrotog ggraU> Average 6aily Circulation For the Meath of July, 1942 The Weather Forecast of U. S. Weather Bureau Emergency Doetow Need Persons [ Questionnaires Mailed Today Blood Quota LET AN 7,494 About Town Member of the Aodlt Dr. George Lundberg and 856— Gordon E. Thrall, 28 Spring Shghtly 'cooler tonight. , Dr. Alfred Sundqulat are the 823— :John Calve, Jr., 095 E.< OUTDOOR FIRBPLACB Barean of Ctrcnlatkms As Observers Middle Tpke. atreet Is Now Filled phyalclan* of the Manchester 857— Robert .W. Smith, M Jen­ SOLVE YOUR STAT-AT-HOME PROBLEM Medical aissoclatldn who will. 824— John Gaudino, IM Sprue* Mancheater— 'A City of Village Charm l - Lbrne Uxl** No. 73, Knight* I sen atreet 1 Specialize In Building All-Purpose Fireplae** AmA CtethU * wUl hold lU respond to emergency calls street. 825— Wllltam T. McBride, 395 868—Paul E. Flnkbeln, 113 Wal­ 'ifty Local. Residents iM»m tomoitow night *t 8 o clock In : tomorrow afternoon. Chief Weden Make* A* Barbecue G rills — AH To Meet VOL. LXI„ NO. 267 ^ (Claaalfied Advertising on Pnge 12) H*ll. Officer* for the en*u- Woodland street. nut etiee't. Almost Any Demand MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12,1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Urgent Plea for Volun­ 826— Stanley D. Bartnett, '29 859— John F. Seavey, 97 Ox­ Are Ready to Donate ford atreet Also Fine Stonewalls — Inside Flrtplae** vSrc. John Schwart* and « Herbert E. Winter, Jr., of the Haynes atreet Fluid Tomorrow, ftpckvill*. Refreshment* wiU be teers at Once. 827— Clayton J. Shook, 843 Sum-, 860— Joseph J. G. Strlmaltis, Naval Reserve*. 1* home on a short 180 Eldridge street ^'^pgipf’cd after the meeting. leave from the U. S. Naval Train­ mlt atreet. The RM Crose Mobile Uhit will Jogi0p l| C im y ** Hoaeotead Street Marines' Dress Rehearsal For Solomon Islands Attacic ing station at Great Lakes. 111. He Chief Observer Elmer Weden of 828— Valer* J.. Malnvllla, 8S7 861— Edwin A. Johnson, 145 W. Center street. me to Manchester tomorrow, British Call More Xtauld ntagarald, *on of Mr. enlisted two months ago and la \is- the Air Raid Warning service needs E. Middle Tpke. X In Care of Pasquale PonticelH — Phone 5147 itlng hi* mother, Mrs. Mary Win­ pbservers for two shifts, and in a 820—Clarence G. Maroii, 48 Clin- 862— Maurice T. Jones. 116 Can­and. fifty local residents wilt report Russians Withdraw. Bad Mr*. William L. Fltagerald. i* ter. and aunts, Mrs. Lynda- Peter­ hurry, according to his statement ton street. ter street to donate a pint of blood each for heme on a abort furlough. He 1* to 863— James B. McVeigh, ISO Um United State* Marine*. It Is son of Hamlin street and Mrs. this morning. The twelve to three 830— Daniel J, O’Oonnell, 28, Pearl street use by the armed forces. The quo­ Troops and Police the flrat Um* that he haa G eo^e McLaughlin of East Mid- and the three to'six shifU are open Griswold street. , ' *inee W* enllatment. HI* oth­ die Turn]npike. at th# present time. Alternates 831— Alfred L. Bunee, 886 Hart- 864— ^Edward K. Skrabacs, 59ta for this Blood Bank haa been er two brother*, on* In the Navy are also needed for all of the shifts ford Road. North street filled, and no more donors are But Fight end the other In the A m v . have Mr. and Mr*. G. W. Putnam, Jr. at the observation station. 832— Joseph John Sllkewskl, 885—Albert W. Hemingway, 41 needed. It waa stated thla morn­ WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY both been home on furlough*. of Piermont, N. H.. with their son Polka Cooperating Box 94, N. Mancheater P. O. Cone street ing by Mrs. Marjori* Eldredge, To Duty in India Jasper and daughters, Jean and Mr. Weden ha* made arrange­ 833— Anthony DakUo, 77 Horan 866— Burton W. Loomia, 10 executive-secretary, of the Man­ Lois, are spending a few days ments with Chief of Police Sam­ street. Deepwood Drive. chester Oiapter. COMBINATION SPECIAL AT H waa announoed today by the with Mr. and Mr*. tYallace Jones uel G. Gordon for carrying the ob- 867— Frederick A. Ristau, 35 I; Hartford RecrulUng StaU on^ the 834— John Alvin Schrenkeiaen, The four Boy Scouts who have of Phelps Road, brother-in-law .serveis to and from the station- 189 So. Main street. " Charter Oak atreet volunteered their services to the vtM ted State* Navy that the en- and sister of Mrs. Putnam. There was. however, a bit of con­ Claim Army Beatenl 835— John M. Hyde, 99 Pitkin 868— Robert E. Arnold, 300Mobile Unit .are requested to re­ Silver Mgtjuent of John A. Zlku* of M fusion as to the pickup. Those Spruce street Bbch atreet, ha* been accepted. street .. port to the American Legion Home Captain and Mrs. Hudson Lyons who are going out to thr station 836— Frank A. ScepanaW, 20 869— Enrico T. Rufinl, 1ST Birchoi\ Leonard street at noon tomor­ comes Question; Newj Price HitS '• of Passaic, N^ J-. are visiting the should call the police station time s tn e t parents of Captain Lyons,, Ser­ Golway street. row to help Mt up the.' equip­ FOSTER'S Nazis Report D estm e-: ihom a* Dannaher, former c'sfh enough in advance to allow the po­ Delhi Is Worst New! ^ . Reds Fall Back Ink 837— Raymond J. Dwyer, 132 ^ 9 —Walter Saverick, 96 Char­ ment. The blood w ill.be taken nw Plants M ay of the town court *on of Mr. Md geant Major and ^Irs: John Lyons lice to get ready. Four places ter Oak atreet tion of Bulk of Soviet of Foster street. ‘ where the pickup can be made Summit street. from 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. by a regis­ FOR FINE FOODS Trouble Spot; Calmer^ Wild Lands of Can«| fHr*. Thoma* Dannaher 871— RiibecU S. Pratt, 185 Cen­tered physician abated by regis­ PlCinS etieet who 1* now with the United were, listed by Mr. Weden. They 838— Ernest D. Sinim. Jw^ Box 84 OAKLAND STREET DIAL 7386 ter etreet. tered nurses smd nurse's aides. 62nd Army; Capture cassian Foothills ‘ Btatea Marine*, 1* home for a The regular meeting of St. are; , 88. In Bombay Now- B e Slowed 839— Norman M. Chapman. 82 872— Nietaolaa ;Lanzane, - 170 Those la duug« furlough. 0 Bridget’a First Aid club will be Magnell Drug Company on Mam Boom Forcea Treaaury of 57,000 Prisoners Germans Lnuge on held tomorrow evening at 7:30 at atreet, the police station, Plnehurst Scarborough Road. BiaMll atreet \ Fruit Juics will be given the Bombay, Aug, 12.— (/P)— 840— Gordon F. BelL 17 Roee- 873— William B. Oalvert. 58donbra before they contribute and Destroying Of Sergeant Jerry Lovett, located at the home of Mrs. Alfred Vennard. at Middle Turnpike arid the rail­ 1 Lb. The British called increasing To Diacard Program Down Now tween Black and get Shelby, 1* m Manchester on a 184 Hollister atreet. In case of road station on the square. Mr. mary Place. Chestnut atreet their pint of blood, and refrash- ib c t 874— Gerhard H. Bartel.* 10 No. 1,000 Tanks and 750 foriough. rain it will be held at the parish Weden did say, however, that per­ 843—Harry O- Warrea, 11 menta will be served them before Baby Spring Lamb Chops (49c) numbers of troops and police For 50-50 Combina­ pian Seas; New R« halL sons living, along ’ Eart Center Ridgewood street Fairfield atreet they leave^the room. Hia commit­ into action today to cope with Guns; Assert Battle War Production Board serves Rolled Ink lAwrance C. Neff, who hM bwn street could ’phone the polk* sta­ 843— Albert J. Bolevert, '81 Llnn- 875— Michael J. Orfitelll. Jr., 21tee In charge of these refresh­ 1 Lb. Lean Ground Beef (39e) spreading violence and it be­ tion for New Nickela, the past two weeks vls- Mr. and Mr*. William B. Os- tion and be picked up on the way mor* Drive. Warren atreet. ments includes Mrs. Ruth Britton, of Don Bend Ended Conaidcra Action to Battle b y Invaderi trlnsky of Bissell street have re­ came a question how long S g with hi* wife and son In out, 844— Gordon E, Pratt, 180 Tol­ 876— Russell K. Small, R. F. D.Mrs. Grace McDermott, Mrs. Wil­ Washington, Aug. 12— (/P) — ceived word from their son. Priv­ . According to Mr. Weden the 1, Glaatonbury. liam Dillon, Miss Margaret Dona­ 3 Lbf. \ martial law could be fore­ Eaae Drain on Ma- IfandhesUr, haa returned to hU land Tpke. Treaaury officials revealed today Berlin (From German ate. A. L. Ostrinsky. to the effect shifts which bother the most are 845— Frederick H. PeOg, 241 877— Jamea A. Ferrla, 290 Oakhue and Mist Mary Nevan. stalled in turbulent India. Moscow, Aug. 12.- in Chicago. that he ha* been transferred from — {IP)— teriala Now Scarce. those mentioned above and the six Summit atreet. street Donors are urged to report at Fancy Freestone Peaches (29e) that a boom in the value of ailver Broadcasts), Aug. 12. Russian troops withdrewl Augusta, Ga. to the Greenville The worst new trouble spot — '— ' ’■ lUlbert Chae* of the C h e l^ to nine in the morning, c Anyone 848—Carlton A. Frye, 90 HU- 878— John T. Spaulding, Jr., 91the Legion Home at the time I waa Hew Delhi where an official had forced them to discard a plan The destruction of the tiulk grudgingly, and still fightingl Air Baac, South Carolina. interested in signing up for the ob- (25e) WMnr Tard la visiting hi* parent*. llard street Hdmlln street specified on their appointment, 3 Lbs. Delicious Pears' statement deacrlbed the situation to make five cent pieces out of a of the Soviet 62nd Army, Washington, Aug. 12—(/P)—War furiously, into the wild lands| ■ Mr*. Winfield Chace, of aerv-atlon patrql call the J. W. Hale 879— Alden C. Aronson, 5l6 Mr*. Mary Rebelakl of 448 Main 847— John F. Hayes, 118 Henry cards which have been mailed to aa "ugly” and said an tndian mob 50-50 combination of silver and with capture of 57,000 pris­ plants which are running far Company. 4123, or Mr. Weden'* Gardner street 1 Jumbo Bunch Celery (19e) copper. of the Caucasian foothills to­ 1 street. atreet will spend the next few day* street all who signed up. had burned and virtually destroy­ oners, and the destruction of ahead of schedule may be closed home, 7175. 848— John J. Broaowakl, 70 880— Albert E. Catalano, 107 This is the second visit of the ed the town hall and troop* had Because some Jewelera now are day as the German Army! with hsr friend, Mrs. Csri Welch more than 1,000 tanks and deliberately or slowed down for a Mr. and Mrs. Erl* Rautenbach of West Hartford. Birch street. Pine etreet • Red Cross Mobile Unit to Man- ' 5 Lbs. No. 1 Apples (25c) fired bn clvlUan crowd* yesterday. paying as high a* 72 cent# an lunged on between the Black| af Roosevelt street hgve wtimed 881— David R. Cruickshank*., ounce for silver, the mints diacov- time to ease the drain on scarce 849— John L. Jaefcsoa. 388 Main cbester, and following thair stop Teasion Peralats la Bomb^ 750 guns, was reported today materials, under plans now being and Caspian seas— its great­ after spending a week at th* 225 Center street. here tomorrow, a total of over 100 ered that t^e new coina might be "Mac” MacDonald o f Clifford’s Four Bicycles ^ M ceet 1 Pkg. (20) The four-day-old tension per­ by the German high com­ considered by the War Production sjCbseHo cottage, Lidc* Amston., 850— Jamea F. ClvUlo, 184 So. 882— James R. Aucoin, 245 No.pints of blood will hav* been worth more than five cents ipiece, est prizes still ahead. Germanl Men’s and and Boya' Shop, U sisted also in Bombay but the sit­ mand, which said thla completed Board. columns were moving westward,! Main street. Main street. donated to the armed forces by and people could melt them dotvn The Sewing club of St. Bridget’s spending a two weeks' vacation at Approved Here Tenderleof Tea Bolls (29c) uation at noon sejulcd to have and sell the metal at a profit the great Battle of the Don bend The )>roductlon cuts would be almost within gunshot o f tbe| York Beach. Maine. Albert Kearns 851— William G. La Fleur, 388 883— Franklin J. Murdock, 354local citizens. as other German troops were ad­ brought about by curtailments In labaich will meet tomorrow after- Main street. calmed down spihewbat with the Oealgaed last Winter Black Sea naval stations of No of Boston, a nephew of Mrs. Earl Oakland street. 3 Lge. Cans Sheffield Milk (25c) 1 iotera sho\rin|; signs of tlrinlg al­ vancing deeper into the Caucasus the allocation of materials to auch rosslsk and Tuapse, and aouth-| I at 1:30 at the church. 884— Roy W. Helm, 28 Cooper The coin was designed last win­ Exploding land mine# give U. S. Marines a taate of battle conditions as- they train at a southwest aiffbrd la aubsUtutlng for Mac­ Local War Price RaUonlng 853— Richard A. • Pratt, 110 though aaine government trucks Pacific outpost for an assault such as they are now carrying out against the Japs holding the Solomon Is­ mountains. Since the spring cam­ firm* for the last three months of eastward toward the rich oil field Donald. Board 11-76, locaUd at the Uncoln Campfield Road. street were looted of their food loads. ter when there was no prospect paign began, 1,044,741 Red Army the year, it was disclosed by ah of­ Mrs. Wilfred Croasen of 137 885— Joseph Goads, 287 OaklandSoltliers’ Band 1 Can Sugar Heart Peas (15c) that silver would be worth more lands. Boats at the right are bringing a accond wave of Marines ashore after a storming force established of Grozny and the Caspian ' North mm street and daughter. school, today announced that for 854— Stanley J. ZalesM, Box 103 There was_ no accurate count of a beachhead. This picture .waa made by a Marine combat photographer. soldiers have been captured, the ficial who requested that his name beyond. Mias Hellen Holbrook, eaecuUve the week ending August 10, they Buckland. street. 4h'e coat of life since Sunday when than 35 cent* an ounce. ”^6 metal high command reported in special be withheld. • Swan, will leave tomorrow for 886— Fred M. Levitt, 14 Munro in the coin, then, would have been Launch Attack After Attack South Norwalk, where they wUl be vice president of tb* Manchester had approved four of the five ap- 855— Melvin E. Nowach, R. F. Ready This Week] Total Value $2.57 ' In ca's aspirations for Indepen­ and regular communiques. Output Exceeds Hopes Rolling ever new reserves andl Chamber of Commerce la attend^ pllcationa for bicycles presented to D., Glastonbury. ' street worth about 4 cents, in accordance Hot Diversionary Attacks In many cases new or converted I’* sw at* for a week of Mr. and Mr*. dence suddenly erupted into a uith the universal practice of equipment into the struggle with! IfjnBiuel Hoyt. Ing a meeting In New York City the board, as follows: All fo r bloody struggle of growing inten­ Tt acknowledged that the Rus­ war plants are discovering that their jcustomary talent for supply| today and tomorrow. ■ Robert A. Rlchardaon, R. F. D., It waa announced thla morning making .coins worth less than their sians had resumed hot diversion­ their output exceeds earlier expec­ (Limit One To A Customer). sity but the casualty lists in Bom­ face value. arrairiigementa, the Germans con- Mr. and Mrs. Alfred SmtUi of Broad Brook, fireman and boiler company commanded. He was by Warrant Officer Thoma* N. bay alone reached at least 31 Marines in Hand-to-Hand Fight; ary attacks northwest of Voro­ tations, with the result that parte ;fr6nted tbe battered Ru , Captain Arthur R, Arend, Plana maintenance; Russell B. Taylor, promoted to th* rank of Major Evans that the Instrument* for the None of the new coins ever were they produce lie- Idle for waeka or Ralrfleld street are spending the ormer Resident dead and more than 250 wounded. issued to the public, however, and nezh, on the south central front, forces at Krasnodar with numaft- and Training Officer of the local 1162 Grieen Road, defense worker; this summer. local anti-aircraft band hav* been months before they can be inoof^ weak at Lake Amston. Late today troops opened fire the mints now are working out and in the areas of Rahev, 130 cally superior forcea and' launc anU-alrcraft unit. Is expected back Americo Bucclno. 172 Charter Oak Training Officer Formerly a captain in the C.C.G. shipped and are expected to arrive once more on an unruly crowd milea northwest o f Moscow, , and orated In the finished product. attack after attack, today's mid-| Laura W. Murdock o f'364 at his desk today following a four- street, newspaper carrier, theater corps. Major Mosley was inducted here thla week. The instrument* which bad stoned a military truck southeast of Lake Ilmen and on (Ooatlnned on ^age'Two) . 21 Jap Ships Price in Aleutians day tx>mmunlque said. Kraanodavl _____. atreet haa returned home day leave. usher; WUbert J. Truax, 108 Gris­ in th# Army ill February of 1941. will outfit the 28-piece military In tha Bhuleawar area ol Bombay, th* Volkhov front. All these at­ (CoBtlaued on Page Two) ia the main obstacle on the road to| after a weOk’a vacation at Crescent wold street, defense worker. While In towfi be took a prominent band and the 12-piece dance band adding an indefinite number to tacks were reported repulsed, NovoroaalA. Mrs. Harry 8. Cahoon of 8t. John’* Robert J. Madden, eon of Mr. The Board last night passed on part In Center church amateur which arrived here recently from Bombay's casualty roll. however. In bitter fighting, much “The Germans are trying at all I and Mrs. Maurice J. Madden of 84 about 300 applications for addl' streekhaa Juat received a letur theatricals. With Mrs. Mosley and Texaa. *Iee does more than Following this police opened fire I Undetermined Number Seek to Broaden Hard of it hand-to-hand. their small daughter, Nancy Char Denies Nazis’ costs to cross to the southern | Mrs. Rose Sipplea and Mrs. Anne Eldrldg* street enlisted In the Reg­ tlonal gasoline. This morning from her niece, Mrs. Jo* T. Mos­ As soon aa these Inatrumenti over th* head* of a mob which Labor Official The Soviet attacks on the Rzhev Britain Loses * isank of a river," the mid-day com­ ular Army last Thursday at the Arthur H. Illing, superintendent of lotte, he live* at Fort Smith, Ark arrive, plans will be formulated for just keep food coM** attempted to destroy a sentry box of Airplanea Loat and Rfehards have returned after a ley, th* former Mlaa Bather Weet- W on Toeholda in Solrt- front were made by numcrically- munique aald. More than 1,0001 -week's sU y at St. Albans, Ver­ Hartford Recruiting StaUoh. He schools, waa at work with 10 wo­ Mrs. Mosley gives a few facta the holding of weekly band con­ In the Zavsri..basaar. No one a'as superior forces, the communique men figuring out the ambunt o f eott of thU town, giving new* of concerning her brother-in-law, cert* In thla area, some of them to Important Shore Inatal- man lalanda; Airmen Germans were killed and 12 tenkal mont, where they were guests of vrtll leave for Fort Devens, Maae.. Injured. - Emblem Worn Opposes Limit stated. Plane Carrier; destroyed In this effort, the Rus*l Mr. and Mr*. Charles Thomas of [tomorrow with other volunteer*. gasoline that was approved and to< the Moriey famlllee, former reel- Paul Mosley'a family who now live be given at Center Park. It la alao 12 Dead la New Delhi A apeclal announcement pro­ morrow the books will be Issued. in Burbank, CaL Mr. Mosley planned to give a weekly radio lationa Made Vaeteaa. HU JapBaaeaandShipa siana said. Baxtlord. He Is a graduate of the Manches- denU of ^Manchester. Meanwhile, the death of 12 per­ n ou n ce the BatUa of the Don (The river mentioned probably I Iter High school In th* class of taught In Spain Juat prior to the broadcast over a Hartford station sons, including a police inspector, On Reich Trip Bend concluded and declared that Mr. Moaley la now operation and Revolution there. Mrs. Mosley for the entertainment of the sol­ Upon Incomes Sailors Saved ia the Kuban, which flow* from I IMOA and haa been employed by training officer for one of th* two and th* wounding of many, were Washington, Aug. 12.—(JP) General MacArthur’s Head­ German troops and air' forces the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft waa an - accompllahed pianist and dier* in outlying post*. Krasnodar into the Black Seal Local Primaries tank regiment* of the Slxw announced at New Delhi—evident­ — The price Japan has had to quarters, Australia, Aug. 12. "have annihilated the bulk of the north of Novorosaiak). Oorp. assisted with the muaical programs At the present time, member* of ly a cumulative total for disorders 62nd Soviet Army and strong unite Pinehurst Beef Armored Divlalon at Camp Chaf­ at Center church her*. Their son, the band are busy with many of Molzghn Declares He pay for occupation of three Federation Realizes In­ — (^) — J u n g I e-hardened Eagle Sunk in Mediter- Germans Reach ^Cherkeaak fee, Ark. Previoualy he waa at In that capital. of the Firat Tank Army in the Y ob’yc been rcadinir find Town Clark and Mrs. Samuel J But Month Away John Mosley, was married last the detail* at the local armory, and Since the terror began aa the Displayed American western Aleutian island.s American Marines battled on great Tank Army in the great Don Edging along the RoatovrEakul Fort Banning. Ga., Camp Beaure­ month and their dau(,hter Ruth they are to receive much training dependent Business . ------ranean Battle, But railway the Germans reached [ I hearing about the fine beef Turklngton and family are spend­ gard and Camp Polk, La. He also sequel to the arrest of Mohandas stood today at 21 sitips sunk Hfdbn UTAxxlgi Y* bitter hand-to-hand bend west of Kalach.” ^ ing a few daya at Beach Park, Clin­ on Saturday. George graduated in addition , to their muaical prac­ K. Gandhi and other Hindu leaders Flag in Buttonhole More than 57,000 prisoners were Cherkessk, 70 milea southeast of I w* aeU here—all our ateaks, With the primaries less than a did apeclal duty at Fort Knox, from High school in June. tice. or damaged, an undetermined Men W ould Find It dashes to broaden hard-won Most of Crew Res­ Armavir and less than 200 milea ton, .Conn. Ky., where th* headquarter* of the after the All-India Congress party t Jten in that battle and more I toaals and cube steaks are month away, the registrars of vot­ made him generaliaaimo of a plan­ To Avoid Giving Salute number of airplanes lost and Necessary to Cut Work toeholds-in the Solomon is' than 14K>0 tanks and 7M guns fram Groz,iy. Red Star reported | ers are starting io worry how the Armored Force la located. He cued; Victinis of Sub. cat from A A Beef. Serve Tb* fsgUlar meeting of Ander­ commanded a tank company for ned non-violent campaign to break injportant shore installations lands while supporting AUi^ were captured or destr^ed; it that the Russians had avoided son Shea Auxiliary 2046 will be voters will take to the new plan of British rule, 500 or more_^ other In­ Hartford. Aiig. 12— (JP) —The aald. Germarf snare to surround them In I Pinehurst identified b e e f- voting. Instead of announcing 14 montha, waa regimental Intal- Ice blasted into uselessness. This Washington, Aug. 12—W>)—The airmen struck effective new London. Aug. 12—<4»)—The Brit­ boy it Wednesday morning, held this evening at 8 p. m. A* This llgence officer, and received per­ diana have been made' prisoner. Rev. Kurt E. B. Molaahn, vigor­ record of destruction haa‘been run American Federation of Labor blows upon Japanese bases and "Since the beginning of the the Cherkessk region, but that I will be the only bualneae iheetlng their names the voter will now be "A thing of B E A U T Y is a Joy forever" Armed security forces have spring fighting from the battle on ish aircraft carrier Eagle haa fighting there-was hot and heavy I required to first give hla street ad sonal commendation from Gener­ ously denying that he ever wore up by American Army and Navy notified Oongreas today It was op­ shipping along a 3,000-odd mile Pinehurst ckwes at noon. this month it is hpped a large opened fire on milling throngs In bomlMrs, surface warships and the Kerch peninsula up to the con­ been sunk in the Mediterranean and both aides suffered great | dress. This la not complicated ex al Alvin C, Gllllm for excellence of —KEATS Provides 8a(Op 8ileiit Cold the Nazi emblem, as claimed by posed to a limitation of net in­ front. The leathernecks' progress I Dial 4151 by 9:00 or come crowd wUl attend as there Is epn- at least eight' places across India; Bubmarines, whose latest exploits waa hidden In official silence but clusion of the battle in the great but a large part of the 22.600-ton losses. cept for other condlUona. the w reck ^ e of burned buildings, a government witness, declared comes to $25,000 annuauy, as pro­ D o» bend,", the special announce­ The Armies fought under a bum- I to the store. aiderable ImporUnt, defense wOfk The names from which the vot Experleaee h a s that he pointedly displayed the were detailed by the Navy last the latest Information, issued In warship's crew has been saved, the to be discus^. ' shown that the first Mehing Ice 1$ NoUele$$i ' smashed glass and overturned night in a communique bringing posed by President Roosevelt and Washington, waa that operations ment added. "German and Allied Admiralty announced today. ’ ing sun and the heat waa inten­ Ing Uata were made were taken by vehicles baa piled' up, and i American flag in hU buttonhole supported by a spokesman for the trpops on the eastern front have Pinehurst Ground Beef, personal tax enumerators last faU. tMng those who while in Germany in 1937 ao that tbe Aleutians campaign up to were continuing In the area of A German broadcast heard here sified by blazing houses and woods freshly chopprf from care­ REGISTER NOW wish to pnrchaie a In more than 15,000,000 homes ICE rafrigeratlon la a paralyaia ha* begun to grip tb* date from July 22. Congress of Industrial Organiza­ Tulagl, palm-dotted, two-mile- brbught In 1,044,741 prisoners.” indicated the Eagle went down at That was nearly 10 months ago. teeming aub-contlnent'a trade. he wouldn’t be compelled to give tions. memorial demand. Is the Nazi Salute. Task Force Surprlae* Jape long Island in the southeastern Soviet Merha{ilcal Loase*. the start of a battle which may be (CVinttoaad on Page Eight)' fully trimm^ fresh beef— They must be ready lo r the print­ For Piano Instruction safe, silent guardian of the household’s food supply. Martial law la a step whlqb the It gave these flgur'ea for Soviet Manchester BEAUTY. Only The stocky clergyman, fighting The official account brought Raymond G. Cranch of the Solomons. continuing between a British con­ 36e lb. — or Round Steak er by July 1, a time at least one NOT ONLY does ice eliminate nerre-wracking hunuH-* BriUati so far have withheld al­ Washington research stsfff. ef the mechanical losses in the same and a half montha ahead of the Miss Gertrude Herrmann' beauty, to their *_^ch*rge that hi* parsonage In naval suifSce craft fully iQto the voy and Axis submarines and war­ though elvU authorities hav* re­ wFL told tbe Senate ■ Finance Definite Word Delayed period 6,271 tanks and 10.131 planes. i Ground, 45c Ib. — belong on Date Book primary and three montha ahead minds. Is suitable IT AIR-CONDITIONS the food! Moisture from the Philadelphia's Franklin square story of Aleutians fighting for the 612 Center St. Tel. 5988 sponded with a /Irmness exempli­ Oommittee hia organization realiz­ More definite word waa not ex­ guns seized or destroyed; 4,060 The broadcast, quoting DNB, the budget list. of the town or state election. Many and flttinig aa a tri- waa used as a "poat office" for firat time with the disclosure that pected unUl a let-up in the opera­ ' bate to a dear one. melting ice is indispensable for keeping foods fresh! fied yeeterday by^filaclosure that a Nazi apy ring, told a Federal last Saturday a Task Force raid ed that many Independent business planes shot dow-n in air combat; said a British "capital convoy,” Flashes ! TonIgM new voters have been made in that th* "whipping act” had been put men would find it necessary to re^ tion# permits Vice Admiral Rob­ 664 planes dowrned by anti-aircraft Meeting of General Welfare Save food—save money by using ice refrigeration. Start court Jury that, among th> rea- by cruisers and destroyers on escorted by the bulk of the Medi­ WEDNESDAY MORNING time, or will be made. They WE HAVE A LARGE DISPLAY OF FINE MEMORIALS to use and the blunt wamlrtg of strict their acUvitiea, reduce their ert Lee Ghormley, Allied com- fire; 432 planes destroyed on the terranean fleet, had been engaged (Late Bulletin* of .the UP> W in ) Center 41. East Side Rec. 8:00. have to be written in. Also many aona for wearing the red, white Japanese-held Klaka harbor had .mander in the South Pacific who / TO CHOOSE FROM today. *' Sir Roger Lumley, governor of and blue, was: , war work and decreaa* their em- ground. In the western Mediterranean SPECIAL Meeting of First Aiders of .Pre­ haye moved since the enumerators so aurpriaed the Japanese that (a In charge of the offensive, to ^ "I did not want to be molested plo3rment of labor under suclT a The regular war bulletin later since last evening. Enooumged By Offeoslv* cinct 2, Lincoln school, 7:30 p. m. called. (Oeatlaaed *a Pag* laslil) send a detailed account over his Tomorrow by the Nazis by being forced tb (Continued on Pnge Four) limitation. The original German report said Washington, Aug. 12—eff) Fa-1 I Pinehurst Tender On top of thla there have been A NEW SERVICE — CRUSHED ICE IN 4 SIZES— now limited and overtaxed com­ (Ooatlmied oa Page Eight) the Eagle was sunk at mid-day. Red Cross Blood Bank, Lsglon Manchester Memorial Company raiae my hand." — He commented: cISc War Council member* ex- many marriages and a change of munications. Adding to the scope of the re-, [Home, 1 to 5 p. m. A. Almettl, Prop. Snow • Rice - Walnut • and Egg. Sold At the Plant Rules Trio May TesUfy "The nation . would indeed be presaed encourageroeat today ever NATIVE name has resulted. U WuKi K shortsighted to limit productivity But whatever the situation, the ported action, the Italian high Friday. Angoat 14 This irear there wlU be people Coiaer Peari aad HarrIiMB Sta. TeL 7787 or 6207 in Waterproof Bags. Earlier today; Federal Judge J. the American offenalm against th* Open Sundaye ‘Air Markers’ Joeeph Smith ruled today that o f Its business men by such an U. 8. Navy, in a statement in command said that one of its sub- Meeting o f Firat Aid AasoeU- coming In to vote giving etreet *d- SeeksParley Washington, baUed the landing of Solomon* Islands, but gave no far­ BROILERS Buy Direct and Snve Money! three men who have pleaded guilty arbitrary and Inflexible rule.” South Atlantic marinea scored two torpedo hit* ther details on the progress o f th* [ tlon, ’Tnd* school, 7 :30. dreaaca that did not even exlat last the Marines oo the shores of Tu­ at dawn yesterday on "a large t u peoBda average. A real Special meeting. Board of Select­ P to charges of conspiring to fumiah Fa\-or Retail Sale* Tax fighting. Or. T. V. Soong, Chine** falL lanos Wedaeeday momlag lagl aa having “opened the doora warship of unsscertained type, men, 8:00. ia U !!-.r.TSH L. T. WOOD GO. Cases Dropped the Axis with American military On Wage Row The Chamber of Commerce of torriga minister; said the attack I secrete might tesUfy in behalf of the United States presented testi­ to an Allied offensive In the south strongly escorted." erty. Saturday, August 32 U I L K B m III 51 BISSELIr STREET PHONE 4496 Pacific.” Attacks Loom was a "good enough tokOD” of ton I the Rev. Kurt E. B. Molxahn, now mony in-favor of a (Ut 10 per One Enemy Sub Sunk etfensiw spirit. He and others aafirl Annual outing of Washington ■ ALICE CXIFEAIJ^— lam M ira l | From this It was taken that the The Admiralty said at least one I Social club at Rod and Gun plub. n'T’n ni.’n •' Drum Sees No *Hos« on a similar charge. cent retail sales tax and a five per d after tbe regular council meeting F (Know* Aa Qoeea AUca) The three who will be called Head of Strikers at cent withboldlng tax. land, sea and air assault which be­ enemy submarine operating in the 99c each [Coventry. SPIBITUAL MEOIUM gan five daya ago was making LargF-Scalff Offensive same area as the old carrier al­ with President Roose\-rlt that ne- Outing, Auxiliary Firemen, Villa tile Motive,' But Prob* Ihe Philadelphia Lutheran Cranch said the A FL approved tunlly, the council members know (2 for $1.95) Seveoth Daagtater of a Seveath Son KEEP ^EM PULLING clergyman'# lawyers are Gerhard Cable Plan) Asks Of> the lev>-ing of high taxes to win headway. ready had been sunk, indicating [Louisa. Bor* With a Vea General MacArthur’s headquar­ By Surface and Sub­ that the Eagle went down fight­ no more about the progress of the ' Sunday, August 28 'ing Story's Release. Wilhelm Kunae, former national iicials to Con f. e r. the war "but can aee no JusUce In fighting than had been publlahed ReadlBgs Dally, taMladlag Soaday, (KEMP'SJ leader of the German-American arbitrary wage freeling, either for ters. still silent on the main opera­ marine Raiders Seen. ing. Wednesday Morning Annual Outing, Manchester Im­ 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appolat- tion. told of the fourth air attack German broadcasts last night already In tbe new spapers. provement Aksociatlon, Osano's I n c New York, Aug. 12—ady had started. German Chemical and port In The Ottawa Evening Jooi^ mlst Club. Manchester' Country aoas for th* release of th* photo­ Sentenced in First .Workers (A FL). Theae sources cited Rio de nal yesterday that an .Army de^ Fowl — Fryera — Roasters. Clyb. * New Tires graphs aad th* story arc now un­ Rair Center Raid^ verted had fired on constablea Bear a The strike chairman aald the Tueaday, September II der Inveetlgatlon mad wproprlnt* Major Sedition' Case. Janeiro’s recetK^' of SOS mea- I Good Cuts of Corned Beef. walkout, which affect* 1,000 pro­ Super Airdromes Mark sagea reporting ah enemy surface By British Bombers. East AkMeld. Quebec. Wood said: ■ Meeting of Retail Credit Bureau, actloa will be taken in due time.” ” We are not altogether definite duction workers and how la In its raider 1.000 miles off the Brazilian And some exceptionally Manchester Coimtry Club. The Mltehel Field story and Indianapolis. Aug. 12—6P)—Wil­ on the East .Aidfleld business. It second day, waa not sponsored by coast and the German high com­ I choice Yearling Selected Luncheon meeting of Retail * New Tubes photographs had to do with aacks liam Dudley Pelley, founder and , London, Aug. 12— Ofi —Mainz. Is not certsln that there was any I Merchants Division, Chamber of the International. 'New Era for Aviation mand's claim of yesterday that German chemical Industry and Beef Liver, 15c pound. o f grain stacked in n field In the leader of the SiK-er Shlrte of Am­ No comment On Appeal intentionnl shooting.” 1 Commerce, Manchester Countiy 4.5.231 tons of shipping bound for rail centcf on the Rhine, was • * '« form o( n fignr* nine with tb* tall Petrakian bad no comment on ; Club. 4 ^ of tb* figure repertory pointing erica, waa sentenced today to Egypt had been sunk recently by heavily attacked last night by the Armour’s Sliced Bacon * Retread Tires. the appeal sent yesterday by tbe Spokane, Wash., Aug. 12.—uPl— fields simply wifi mean that the Swedes .Admit SatMitage I Friday, Sept. 25 to aa aircraft pUat, and plowed 15 year# In prison In the firat maj­ German aubmarines off tbe Ameri­ R. A. F. in a raid which waa 'p a r­ Stockholm. .Aug. \t^—*JP\ — Pound layer 49c War Labor Board for the strikers , The beginning of a new era of pilot, suddenly caught in th* tog Norwich District Conference at fields or woodland cleartaga shap­ or aedltlon case since America's can and west African coasts. . ticularly auccessful" and left fires Three Swedish ritisens arrested at (Regular 52c grade). South Methodist church. entry Into the war. to return to work immediately and j aviation, in which flying safety or other adverse weather, perhaps Not only is the South Atlantic still raging this morning, the Air Bring yoiir car in for retreada in the morning ed Ilka arrows pointing to defense . will be stressed aa never before Goteborg on charge* of aopioaage Datcheae Apples or plants aad nlr f l * ^ The material Federal Judge Robert C. Balt- not "forget the boys who Ire fight­ with his radio out of order, can the chief supply route to India and Ministry announced today. ing for II* in the Solomon Is­ ■ and larger and larger aircraft will and preparing sabotage agatoat THIS IS Aif Actual case—. was ralaaaed to nMvapapera o< last aell impoaed the sentence after avoid a hazardous landing or pos­ Egypt but under present condi­ Sixteen bombers were missing, Gravenstein ...... 4 lbs. 25c and we will have them ready the aaine day lands.” He said the appeal waa be used, waa hailed today by Maj. German stopping aad rail trans­ FOR UNCLE SAM! Monday momlag.. denying a defense moUen for a sible crash by heading for one of tions it is probably the most im­ indicating a strong force particir Top Grade Yellow Elberta It Can Happen to You/ new trial. not riecaived by him. Gen. Robert Olds, commander of these fields where special direc­ pated. (If previous losaes of 4 to port were reported to have eon- USED TIRES AND TUBES IF YOU HAVE YOUR OWN CASINGS. Keef your horaaa pnlUiig portant means of sending supplies fesaed today that they recetvad Psgrbns...... 3 Iba. 33c Tb* d a p ^ , 53-yeaiwdd Pelley, Workers at tha company's Perth the Second Air FoVee. tion-finding equipment and long to Russia via Iran. 5 per cent of the attackers is used AU Size* HEBE ARE THE FACTS: This large ptagMspUb "U m tnfOreae* waa d m ra that 8,00# erswas aad inceadlary bomh* -4,a«art baaket ...... 59c FEEDING OAT MEAL for Victary! Ghr* tkcai whom govemment attorneys call­ Am^oy plant discuaaed wages at a General Olds bespoke the new runn-a>-s will aid him in aafaty Wheat and beef from South as a baaia, the number Involved dwelling was reamdalad, without any exterior duageu, tbaaa ground aigaa .war* guldaa to meeting there last night but ad­ era in announcing War Depart­ would be up to 4(H).) from a Briton formerly Uvlng fai Kativa ed “a Benedict Arnold" and "an getting hU ship to the ground.” America alao traverse the new VICTORY TIRE CO. We Are Able To Taka Care of Your Waat* Out of Stack GROUND BARLEY Mooa'a feed. It haa th* into three Utehca-diaett* apartments. Tetal laeoBMi mmUt CMmy alrplnna* and war* Aaron Burr” in thair prosecution, journed without declaloa. They re­ ment approval of three super-air­ General Olds aald. "Each field The Coblenz, ctocka at Le Havre Sweden. It waa stated that they 0antalnapea . .from 23e ap tb* work c t eaeaiy ageata,’' Gen­ danger area en route , to Britain. had no political reaasn for *ah*- •48 No. Mala St. Phoae 3-6446 waa convicted fi week ago of 11 jected a proposal to allow tb* drome* in the Second Air Force will have thr usual army air base Armed Balder* Iti Area and air fields In the Low Countries If You Hold a Certificate extra Titamia potcacy aad 1130! . - eral Pfum anld in tbe atnUmeat. also were attacked. i t d . Rip* POULTRY RATIONS counts of criminal sedltlec In con- management 24 hours to act on area for safety in flying and for facilities and will be fufiy gar- A Naval source reported that a :u « « - Hera's What You Caa De! "7lM thraa caaaa lachidad la tba wag* demands and decided to bold The Mainz raid followed a one- • • • ' ijfiaaBatoes...... 3 Iba. 15c neeUon with pubUcatlona of Th* “ tha larger auer«ft already on riaoned.” nuagber ef armed Axis merchant COTTONSEED MEAL mineral coatcut that flBa story retoasid wata recaedad la Fellowahip Frees. Inc., which he another aeseten at a data to be th* way." night. weather-enforced gap la th* ' Former Amhaaeader Die* pTaBow C4HXL n a ta la a aa«4aaa saeewiaa af Bvpart Frto6ri»a Egtopsinl. raiders had reached th* aouth At­ Shell Gaa, M otor Oil and Lubrication — to year awa atoy^ Mareb aad Jana af thla year. announced. Th* three euper^parte will be at R. A. F. offensive against Ger­ New Yerk. Ang. them with the health and wUeh yea eaa m *VOUowlng aeraial taiteUlgeBCc The ground-air direction finding lantic' from ports on the Bay ef many. Gewld Sekunasa, 88, former tiiaa Baaaa. DAIRY RATIONS afivaat^ — hy lepalts aa* aMI to year In paaMng aantcnc* Judge Bait- Ftont Stoat Dswn Tight i Sallna, Kaa., Clovis. N. M.. and equipment for the new fields la be­ rigor they aaed! Froeadure, Inveatlgationa were sell said be believed Pelley ahouid Tbe Bayonm ptant, which pro­ ' Epbrata. Wash. Biscay since the fall 8f Frande. This was the fourth time that 'haaeadyr to Germany and fas Wedding and Farewell avtag m ad* with tbe conchialaaa that no ing prepared by Capt. J. M. Two were dcstrojred by the rBit- the R. A. F. had picked Mainz as I president ef OameU Unit be impriaoned “ for th* duration.” duces cable and electrical wiring WUl Itoadi* Bfind * — “ -g - Farmer, blind landing, equlpnwnt boatile motive could be attached Pelley could have been aentanc- equipment and baa aome war om - lah cruisers Devonahire and Dor­ its target but the city had not Idled today At Memarial East fleM will be equipped to expert. « setshire in December, '1941. Parties For Soldiers to any ana of tba IncidentaJn quea- ed to 20 years’ Imprisonment and tracte, waa abut flown tight, said handle blind landings under any been raided since Nov. 28, 1940. He wns in Berlin fram iM i to thm.’* The ultra-modem ’ equtpmeBt, Dtep#ch of another^Axis mer­ Diesmhif. 1928, whan he n fined llOiOOO on each count of Praridsat D. R. Q. Fslmer. weather condlUosw as wcQ as the French Com $ Hit Our Specialty. OtoMTSl Drum’s aw w uneameat t)t* IndietoMBt under tbe eaptoo- Captain Farmer explained, mskaa chant cruiser to the area, sad tai- Other R. A. F. aqnadroos hit the He nlBO wns Utotod i totos ■ CAMPBELL'S LARSEN'S Palmer aald tb* strtkara aA ed larger alreraft of tsmoiTow. Bach us# ef what is k m ^ qs an "to­ Fraas a Saadwith T* a Meal! i>^ Soil he. cama a 4m after th* War Depart- age act ef 1917. - aa tncraas* of 10 eanto an boor ereaasd submarine activity there Frcnrti coMt to an aaasult which ter to Chtan tram 199i to V. ■■ G.E. 8 BMdt la WaatoagtoB aald that tba win hav* two or three runways ner market” 4,500 feat from tha todleates that aa anti-submarine began at CaJaia and spread south­ la 1881 Oeal,: He ihne Imfiaaed over tba currant storting rats of SERVICE 8TAT10M SBRVICB untrue” aad dadar- 16,000 feet long and 1,000 feet end of each runway and an "outer rtsfwiBis along tb* North Ameri- ward. British rtsidente along th* A. PAGANl & SOJS8 t MAIN m . n n But Judge Baltaefl aald he pre- 78 eanto. a 8 e n d k o a ^ bonus PHONE 6161 DEPOT SQUARE TEL.IMII wide. An are free o f natural ob-' sasriMr" three and a ^ f aslles emn eeaat iasprov* thq^ftormaa ma- .aoutheaat eoaat watdied .the flre- nrst TeL 5790 M .^ Ni STREET la far Btght aWfto and | a ^ pay alnietloaa la all dbeetleiis. beyend the tsaer asarker and ea H j.. n - “BHslftira ef-tl»» M M liMbMr ...... a dteact Une. « ea Pag* Fen) « r) (I 'X.-. r V ' ■

MARTCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,'CQNN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1942 MA^:CHESTER EVENING HERAIU, MANCHESTEK, C05N. WEUNtSUAl, AUUISl IZ, Is a ' PAGE

cester; Canning, Betty Booth; Journal, detailed arrangements Say It S’aai Morale Livestock and Pouitr}’, Albert Big Vegetbles Indian Soldiers Complain State Doctors for the setting up of emergency tetoryMaH Hepburn Tops Advice on Buying Told to Guard Rockville Lanz, Norman Schneider; Handi­ Waits 6 Hours Thousands Visiting first aid and casualty stations in Is Bound Over Will Crack Soon craft', and Hobbies, Marjorie the event of air raids were listed Given Houseutivea Lewis H. Chapmao Can Be Grown for the Information of phyaicians. 96, Rockville Thrall; Pet Show, Ruth Palmer. About Lack of\Shooting Join Reserves In Operation Policy Agency ■ By The Associated Press Ration Books In place of the usual booths To Be Rescued ■V In addition, a series of articles by To High Coi Portland. Ore., Aug. 12. - there will be Victory booths show­ Statue of Liberty state physicians are appearing in tJPi—Dr. Hermann Raus^h- the Journal on the principles of Your cost of living need not rise ing what the 4 H members of the Treatmebt of Deficient Fort Devena, Mass., Aug. 12.- <|>glving it all the realism of the old Ready' for Active Duty pstmastcr Quish An- ning. Nazi exile and former Former Commaniler-iii- Loss Working Greater towns are doing to further Victory. Girl rolls Into Deep wartime surgery. The articles are Edward F. Fitzgerald b ] president of the Danzig Sen­ it you buy wisely. The State De­ To Tear Do\vn the statue's crown 12 stories above Soil Through Mineral­ (IP)—Indian soldiers stationed at trail chieftains. under the direction of Dr. Samuel partment of Agriculture and- the Everything entered will come un­ Government Losing the ground, ask the same ques­ this fort, itching to go on the mod­ "These Indian boys make great In Event of Emergency low Ready Here, ate. predicts that German r.hief of Fleet (reneral Ilariiship Than If der the heading of Indivi^al en­ Crevasse While Climb­ C. Harvey, Director of the Yale Charged With Theft of] State Defense Council provide the tion; "Did anyone ever commit ization Is Secret. em warpath against the Axis, have bayonet leadero.” aaya Sergt. Ar­ School of Medicine's Department morale will crack soon. following information to Connec­ Building tries, and all entry blanks ‘must be Money on Operation; —Noted Physicians. lounces V*Shee|s are •‘It may coihe sooner than Board (Jiiairnian. .Owners Lose Money. old ing Mount St. Helens. suicide from here?” one good-natured complaint—"too nold Woodall, of Woodward, Okla., of Surgery. An Auto Tire. ticut consumers on the thrifty filled out and sent in before Sep­ Va^ioufi War Faetors He said it was the question much salute, not enough shoot!" himaelf part-Cherokee. "They have people in this country believe/' buys in local stores. tember 1st. To conserve materials By Ted GiU That waa the war-cry among he said in an inteaview yester­ Washington, Aug. 12—(/P)— Ad­ Hartford, Aug. 12—t/Pi—Connec­ Tacoma, Wr.sh., Aug. 12.—(jpi— asked by visitors to the Grand gi)eat thrusting power, and when New Haven, Aug. 12—Tw'o Con­ Edward F. Fitzgerald, o f 3 3 1 ■tmaiiter vThomes Qui*h an- meats: Corned beef, ground only one premium list will be sent Blamed for Drop. [.Canyon but so far aa he knew no Long Beach, Calif., Aug. 12.— more than 1,000 tribesmen from they advanoe they let out wild war day. miral Arthur J. Hepburn, 64, for­ ticut consumers were urged today Rockville Council All Miss 2lelma Day, Tacoma USO necticut physicians have been Clark (;able Will ed this morning; that the new lamb, stewing Iamb, cold'cuts. to each family,-and .extra entry rone had Jumped from the statue (Wide World)-^Tomatoes that Oklahoma, New Mexico, and other whoops (hat could scare any en­ Brainard Place, was bound over to| Rauschning observed that blanks will T>e enclos^. worker, waited six chilly hours to coinmiaaioned in the U. S. Public ^Mail dispatch is now in opera- mer comfnander-ln-chief of the Poultry: Fowl (moderately pric­ by State OPA Administrator Ches­ ccplH Bid to Remove By James Marlow and WUUaro because the windows were too weigh five pounds each—onions •states today as Massachusetts ob­ emy." Tolland County Superior (?outt| Hitler's victories mean lifUe. ed I. The program for the day is be­ be rescued from near death after Health Service Reserve for active at the local post-office. This fleet, ■ a.ssunicd. the chairmanship ter Bowles to "treat your gasoline falling into a deep crevasse while Pinkerton small. served "Indian Day" in recognition Stalking Another Strong Ault Join Arinv To] Eggs and dairy products: Pul- less individual, no matter how 3 Hammond street bad purchased program will be announced short- slipped suddenly out of sight. But on Decoration Pay in 1938 Medical Society and Medical Mem­ le letter sheets will be given j largest space possible for the mes- cers well (Jnalifled through long Carter and Steel heard a dull provkied an outstanding demon­ garden of Eden" experiments Indians since the days of the Puri­ ing combat maneuvers. Once, dur­ The place: Somewhere in this ling, after being sought for sever* I let eggs; American cheese. much money he has, .must go su­ iy- Palmer, a studious, mlld-mannercd tan settlers. ber of the State Defense Council immediate vicinity. The time; 2 patron at one time or in any 1 sage and the name of the sender, experience to deal with the vital the fo y ie r Rock Mill office build­ thud. Approaching the rim o f the stration of Americans’ devotion to with soli tie aaj’B approximates ing a sham battle, one of them col­ al weeks on a warrant isaaed by I - day. I a space provided for the person problems constantly arising under garless or gosless. Outing Cancel)^ man in his 30s, found himself in a Trlhee Represented at Fort lected Red arm bands from "pria- has been commissioned as a Sen­ p. m.. p. w. t. The reasonc the State Police. Although Oie'f Mr. Bowles, in advising residents ing w|lch is located in the center fissure, they looked over. TTiere, 60 the idea of freedom. startling situation. that .which existed 250,000,()00 ior Surgeon, with the rank of is the responsibility of the ! for whom the letter is intended the stress of the w sn” Because of the difficulty of gas­ He is superintendent of Bedloe’s years ago. ■Wearing the olive-drab of Uncle oners,” and later he gloated. "He doesn't want to sell bonds warrant also' charged theft of a t office department to- handle and the censor's space. The mes­ of the state to keep books in a safe of the’ city on the property being feet below, was Miss Day, hunch­ The first boat that morning Lieutenant Colonel, in the U. S. .pi pour pink tea. He wants to be Hart -Added to Board ; oline and tires, the annual outing ed on a tiny island of snow. Be­ I.slat)d in New York harbor where He is Indiana-born Roy Beebe, Sam's troops Instead,of the,fight­ "Look! Me kebchum eighty-aeven!" sum of money, approximately $30, acstic mail and the Joint re- sage and address may be written Will Not Ask place, such aa in "your wallet or cleared for the recreation center. of the Rockville Fish and Game brought 200 men and women who ing feathers of their forefathers,, Public Health Service Reserx'c. a regular soldier." this charge waa not prea^M in] Xo the board which advises He was the highest of two bidders neath her yawned the huge can­ Americans from all over come by marched solemnly up to the sta­ who says the secret of his huge But the Indiana also are doing Doctor Smith' has a stand-by re- isibillty of the Army. Navy with typewriter, dark ink or pen­ purse," said that hundreds of gas­ Club scheduled for this month has the Indian soldiera include Chero- soldier work unheard of by their This came from an. Army re­ Court. Secretary Knox on policy matters, oline and sugar Ration books have for this one and one half -story yon of ice. ■ the boatload to examine the Statue tue's base and began to hold re­ vegetables is a treatment o f defi­ aer\’e commission subject to ac­ Postal departments for all cil. Nothing may be enclosed with been cancelled. of Liberty, climb the stairs, scrawl kees. Pawnees, CJreeks, Osagesf great grandfathers in the days of cruiting officer, who said he pre­ State Policeman Henry W. (Sow- was added Admiral Thomas C. been reported lost or stolen frame building, his offer being $55. Returns M'lth Helpers ligious- services of a kind new to cient soil through balanced miner­ tive duty aa the Director of Medi­ ferred to remain unidentified; 1 matter. But the large num- the message. Hart, 65. of, Sharon, Conn., re­ Relief Repaid Meeting Tonight their names and look out of tpe alization. Pottawattomies, Seminoles and the tepees—auch Jobs aa driving day made the Investigation, and I of men overseas created a Of Uniform Size throughout Connecticut. The Council in accepting the bid . While Steel perched on the brink the superintendent. At the end of cal Services in Connecticut in the Gable,, flimself. elected to re­ Renqto Cocconl, grand Juror, pre-' cently' retired commander of the Republican State Chairman J. above and talked with Miss Day, high windows at the Manhattan the services, the whole crowd fac­ Poncas, and while they "jUIl are trucks, fixing machinery, and help-o stion where much valuable It is so made that 'it may be Not Readily Replaced stipulated that the building be re­ Con Determine 'Mineral Content only training for combat, they’re event of local military activity, main out of sight and out of sentM the. case. Asiatic fleet./ moved by September 1, with a Kenneth Bradley will meet with Carter raced down the mountain skyline. , ed the statue and, with ariiiis out­ ing to sell war bonds. Waa County Chairman might be saved if this plan folded into a uniform and distinc­ Lost or stolen books, he explain­ By analyzing prehistoric fossils touch^with even his intimates in The new chairman replaces New Haven Has No In­ dollar a day-penalty for each day the members t the State Central and returned with two helpers. The boat runs every houf on the spread, made a kind of Miaam. Dr. Ralph E. McDonnell, who the- movie rapital. 'Repeated in­ dVersally adopted. tive letter and can be gummed to ed. are not readily replaced. He hour and within that time most unearthed in recent years, Beebe_ Additional Ser\-lce form it to a uniform size. The user Rear Admiral Walton R. Sexton, after September 1 that the build­ Committee and the Town Chair­ They lowered a rope and brought He aaid he soon found out the claims he can determine the min-' haa been County Chairman for quiries at his home brought either tention of Seeking said' 60 days usually elapses be­ of'the visitors have seen all there group believed ^ spirit—not the ly featured in "Blues In the In addiUon to the V-Mail ser- of the V-Mail letter should write 65; of Monmouth. 111., who re­ ing remains standing. - men and Vicc-chalnhen of Tolland Miss Day to the surface— six hours eral content of the soil that pro­ Medical Preparedness for New no respon.se or the voice of a pur­ Acid Indigestioii mains on the board as a member. tween the time the War Fiice and County this evening at 8 o'clock in after her drop into the crevasse. l.s to be seen and contentedly go spirit of liberty hut a special, wjae Hartford Books Night,” and nationally known as Haven Coun,ty, has been commis­ R«IS«v«d in 5 o r ^ce, a photographic reproduction his message, fill in the address Mohey Advanced. Rationing Board ts notified of the It is expected that Mr. Drost duced huge animals and vegeta­ ported servant—some thought it and name of the sender and re­ Hepburn was head of a survey will stai;! to tear down the build­ the Superior Court room. Her teeth chattered; she . ached aboard for the return trip to the spirit-^had possessed G e o i^ one of the most popular aggrega­ sioned as a Surgeon, with the rank was Gable in. person With the in- doabU yovr monoy back "I'mlcro filming of the letter will loss and the day that a new sugar city after buying a hot dog or a Washington, the founding fa^^r bles of millions of years ago. tions in the musical world. Also w p tn avevfifl 6t«iinsfii grid rau ita palafut. m iftM la r be made possible, and by ceiver, fold as Indicated, affix the made four years ago into the need ing Immediately. This is an important meeting with cold, but she was able to Andrews Sisters of Major, in the U. S. . Public formatioa that "M/. Gable isn't at !fif fas, aouf stfimarh tnd hfftrtbtmi. doeton for additional Naval and air.bases New Haven, Aug. 12— OP) — rationing book is issued, while a and all towns have been urged to .walk down the mountain. soft drink or a piece of chewing but, since his death, had floated Then, by putting back into a appearing on the same bill are Health Serrice Reserve. He., haa home." 0Mthod much valuable space required postage oh indicia and lost gasoline ration book “ general­ To Proride Shelter "•airiiwi iik. m rm i deposit it in the mail box. If being on the coast aifd in American ter­ Mayor John W. Murphy said to­ send representatives. If the usual Her reaction? gum at the concession stand near aroufid- loose over AmerBa until now deficient ao)l a combination the Wesson ]3ros., and many other been ordered to active dpty as a be saved for vital war ma- ly won't be replaced in less than Mayor Raymond E. Hunt an­ of minerals In the proportion they Now for the entertainment li*? bK* so rttara •( ksUW sent by airmail affix six cents in ritories. The Hepburn- report made^ day that despite proposals in other town officials cannot attend. There "We're going to climb ML Hood the statue's base. this statue was built. Then it set­ star acta. Supervisor o f Emergency Medical 01 s. In other words, the pro- 30 days." nounced the appointment of a existed in those prehistoric age.s, thrill of the year—see and hear ts . Me .t sU drujil.ti " stamps and three cents if by usual numerous recommendations for will be a discussion particularly in next Thursday.” Stand Alone .Making Money tled there. There are two (2) midnight Service in Connecticut. ure can take care of 87,000 let- cities to recover money given in . Exceptions to these rules. Mr. committee consisting of Aldermen This hot dog stand 1.4 the only Palmer immediately notified the he says, huge vegetables can be those terrific "Queens of the Mu­ mall transportation. strengthening American- defenses other years to relief clients who regard to the proposed ' Joint fi­ stage and screen shows this week­ ‘The appointment of these two by this method where if the ill the Pacific. Bowles added, are rare aa the con­ Paul Menge, Raphael Fahey and enterprise connected with the Park Service w'hich in turn noti­ produced. sic Machines," the Andrews Sis­ physicians to important posts in Itchy Pimples d channels a r e ^ e d only 22,- Postmaster Quish stated that arc now earning "high wages" In nance plan. FYank Parizek, com­ end, one Friday matinee and the ALICE COFRAN full particulars regarding this V- The appointment relieves Hep- sumer will not be issued a new William A. Baer to confer with statue which is making mo'hey, ac­ fied the group the performance Beebe declares he haa a secret ters, America’s Top Singing-Trio the Public Health Service Reser\’e letters can be sent thus de­ defense plants, this city would not book before the expiration of the the Selectmen of the town in re­ mitteeman for the 35th district, other on Sunday midnight, both (Known .As (Jueirn Alice) Mail dispatch will be given upon burm as director of the Office of has iMde the arrangements for the High Silver cording to Palmer, who explained could not be repeated Clnce no combination of such potency in and stars of stage, screen, radio marks another step in the prepar­ Kill Romance SPIRITUAL MBUIUM lving 65,000 men of letters until institute such proceedings. required aalting period unless he gard to a suitable shelter for the provisions had been made on the and records, who will appear in shows starting at 1:15 a. m. The request at the local office any Public Relations of the Navy. He "Unless there is some law, of meeting. It this way; mineralizing aoil that two ounces ation of Connecticut for any war­ Many ahnitcred romances may Seventh Oangbter of a Seventh Soa star mail dispatch, is succeeded by Capt. Leland P. can convince his local hoard, "be­ aircraft observers on Fox Hill. he statue is operated by the Na­ island for anything like that. are sufficient to condition two person on the stage of the air- shows Friday are continuous time emergencies which may oc­ be traced directly to scratching of the letter has been photo- time during the day while the of­ which we.have no knowledge, that The date of August 26th has Price Hits through midnight and you may Born With a Veil. fice is open. Lovette, assistant director. yond the shadow of doubt." that Mayor Hunt told the Council tional Park Setyice of the Interior Palmer said he believes the group acres. conditioned State theater, Hart­ cur,” commented Dr. Creighton skin bicniishes. Why tolerate itch­ died, the authorities will save would compel us to try to% »ver the b MAIN STREET PHONE 6161 Catherine Kurys of French that so many persons standing In i Profesaional. Women's club, leaves Cottons— Crepes— Spans. % General chairman o f fair, Frank stepe of the Center church. WUJNQ? age to the houae. her husband and two tons. road, a Junior at the Mancheat^g Niederwerfer; secretary, Alice A stray hound dog haa taken High School, has 750 work hours Gunther; Publicity, Alice Gunther over the Observation Post as bis SHE’S to her credit on her work project' and Grace Risl.ey; Program, Del­ abode. Some of the spotters are EAGER! BATHING SUITS....$2.00 of the Victory Corps. Misa Kurya la Worcester: Refreshmenta Hazel sharing their lunch with him, while la also .a member of the 4-H duo. Niederwerfer; Cooking, Clothing, others are purchasing milk for Value to 110.98 In accordance with the requests Grace Risley; Vegetables and him. The dog la wlthout^ilcense STARTS FRIDAY Choice of Hleigh bed Dressmakers and Lastex. Sizes 32-46. made by the Office of Defense Flowers, Irene and Marion Wor­ EUsnbeth BergnCr nr elaborately rarved Transportation that stats and Randolph Scott pineapple top low county fairs be rallfd off for the in “PARIS CALLING" post h ^ . duration, the ToUand County 4-H and **BORN TO SING" FRADIN’S SLAGKT. $2.00 Fair has been cancelled for 1942. 3— DAYS— 3 Value to $5.98 Bolton plana to hold a community Buy U. S. Bonds and Stsiapo Below exhibit end plans will bs miule THURS., FRL, SAT, 1 Faille and Spun Rayon.xSizes lO.to 44. public In a short Urns. Ceiling Prices! Plants May 1st TIME AT POPULAR PRICES! The Barn' Dance SLACK SETS . $2.00 Bxaetly Value to $5.98 winner of the Conneetloat's Academ.v Aa Rheam Largest Bam Dauee Offering of Seersucker and Spun Rayon. Be Slowed At Ad­ Maale, Squares, Wqltaea, Paul Award and 1< Distinguished High vanced Jouoa. Pox-Trots, Hops! I’lisl Bed with Fine- Down Now Other Honors:! Prices! Introducing THE.AE DETAJL.A: spple tops, reeded Colt Park Shell Characteristic Shell Motif posts and rail, $3S.7.$ CULOTTES...... $2.00 XCoBtiniied from Page Om ) Authentic Chippendale •I Vaiue to $4.98 Wetheradeld Ava„ Hartford. CL A Brand New Idea Esrhutchions Luana Cloth. "Therhxls gtowlag reoogniUixi EVERT WTEONESDAT AND All Mabogan.r Interiors that it is juat as wrong to tie up ■ATUKOAT NIC(HT Fluted Carved Pilasters In Fur Buying! Exceedingly Large Dimensions materials in the form of compo­ adH U 11:10 P. tA, Weather nent parts aa it ts..to tie them up The new Mea b ^ n g .. .that we do our OWN Pricked In Open 8tork so ynn in stockpiles of unp»oceassd met­ Purmlttlag — Featuring eelllng of our OWN selected pelta The cost tnay select only the pieces you Stretch-Adloo Starts $1.00 als.” the WPB source ^ifl. of havtag aa outoide selUng agent here ia eUm- prefer. V Value $2.29 WPB's Requirements OofluniL Art Webster's Inated and the saving passed on to yon. Sam­ Small—Medium— Large.' tee, which allocates m a td rl^ Old nners* Orcheotn ples are on hand of the more popular furs among industries, Is expected ^ Kemp's August Furniture talloied la the most advanend fashions. From .*Dately Highboy, 78 request the Army and Navy to HANK POST. Promptor these you ate sure to find a coat you’U like at a Inrhes tall, with flame furnish lists of their contractors Serriea Meu la Uniform, DISTINCT SAVING. lipi>ed Anial ___ 870.M SUMMER BAGS^^ 1 50c who are. producing in excess of ‘ Admitted Aa Oneeta. ' Value to $2.98 .! present need, either because ot un­ Sale Has Everything ! ‘THE ARISTOCRAT OF FURS” “ balance in' the production of parts Follow ths Duneen o f Aorta bUlty. for a weapon or because strategic developments have mstfe the wea­ You won’t have the least bit of trouble finding •MUSKRAT COATS Children’ s Slack Sets $1.00 pon itself of less immediate im­ August Furniture Sales around this month. But it isn't BLENDED SABLE—SILVERTONE You .May Own .A portance. NATURAL COMPLETE 3-PIECE Value to $5.98 To Know Metal Needs Iinwiifiuffwwitwun so easy to pick the RIGHT furniture sale. The conjmittee, headed by ^Rce A ift. ( otM iai r iO e«Ct> First of all, you want to be sure you pick the Fur­ SALEM BEDROOM Chairman Barnes S. K n ^ lseo, UTiv ',Kj. »///'■-«:>£7TB soon trill have In Its bands the — TODAl -'MU niture Sale that has more behind it than signs and adver­ For As iJttle As Childrens Swim Suits $1.00 estimated requirements at virtual­ ly every contract-holder using PLU9...I.UPE VlXEg In “FANTASU” tising! You want the Furniture Sale that gives you Value to $1.98 —— PLUS ------STATE L g i j i » 2 9 - “ large amounts of metals, througo •'Me x ic a n sp m m x HARTFORD ■ rT ^ ^ '^ ari variety — dozens of new things on sale. A sale backed I priority applications' submitted -DR. KILDARE’S VICTORY’* 14 6 .5 0 SEES A GHOST* $ under the production rsquiresoents by a store that can buy and ^ELL at the lowest prices. plah. The appltcstloas for the The sale that gives you authentic style in furniture plus Large 46” Dresser Including bed, chest aa4 $198 and $229.50 with oversize (49"\ dresser complete. Children’s DRESSES..50c final quarter of the jrsar wars to quality construction. In other words: Value to $2.98 have been In WPB’s bands on 24") mirror..56S,5U Monday. Chest of Drawers 53 BUDGET TERMR laches tail. Sfl Inches Working with the armed sar- BELAX IM THB OBXAT OUTDOORSt CUSTOM-MADE YOU WANT THE FURNITURe ’s ALE o r wMe ...... $49.50 Long-Jacket Suit* vices, WPB would be la posttlon TOMORROW NIGHT to go'vtm the schedules o i |riants KEMPfS, INC. THE WAY YOU WANT! Cluldren’ s BONNETS..79c BOXIN 6 • : » 9 SHAXP! which are overpeoflueing by cut­ HERE’S HOW IT WORKS... Value to $1.98 ting down the matertals allocatetL (BUaar Li It’s terrific! A long riding jacket suit In aome instances the Army has Hartford If you fan hi love witfi a certain sample nipped in at the w aist... .with fall pleated followed a roughly p^tem, Rnd Mnn’d A rm eent hut require a diffeiieat star, er a dif- skirt! For Mchool. . . . for office. . . . Definite­ by canceling contracts for ntw ■TAB OTHER fercut eleeve length, or want n vnrlntton plants when It was found that >■ the style ef the hneh-^ue supply Just ly for voH! In Tweed, Covert and S h e tl^ . Cfaildren’ i OVERALLS..88c ' b o u t b ACTION BOUTB . Value to $1.98 nswly built plants K f M.P’S’"' ■§■ the eeut you want from our own etoeh e( •bora axpactaUoas in FREE! 125 War Boiidl FREE PARKING! pelts that here nirendy heeu coutmeted *Exciahive at Borton’a. quantity ts It strategic for. Teu are 'guaraaleed a COAT FOR Swry, But No Exchaages or Rafoado. . The w n ADM. 75c. Rfa«aMdRd8iWed, 11.15. TOU et the aaaM quality m the sue he- $70,000,000 bag

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4.\ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, A.UGUST 12, fiction that the battle was Ofver waa hit by torpedoes from an Ital­ X PAGE f iv e : Labor and presented it a one-night Britain Loses ian aubmarlne. Midwest Plans encounter. The dally war bulletin reported should be informed of the diffi­ false Air Raid Signal Says .Americans Defeated an eruption of ground reconnaia-' Five Cent$ Per Dozen born, naturalized citizen, accused A Hand-lo-FHand culties and complications that of helping Weiner Thiel, a mem­ Kamada, Dome! said, called the sance activity on the El Alameln Wide Majority War Packages have been confronted in arrang­ Aids of Nazis Face Agencies outcome a defeat for the United Plane Carrier; front in £lgypt and acknowledged Blackout Test Price For Dead Flies ber of Kerling's party, ing the dispatch of relief to Amer­ MiM Hedwig Bngemann, 35, na­ (Continued from Page One) States forces—a version utterly at a number of R. A. F. raids on the ican prisoners of war. ‘They should Brings Out All Units conflict with the announcement Axis rear, particularly on the port Of Iiicumbents For Prisoners tive of Brooklyn, N. Y., alleged to Sailors Saved be informed, algo', that every chan­ May Be Tried have helped Kerling by changing Pirating of Vi'iirkers, -sahi. Allied planes, striking by Monday of Admiral Ernest J. of Tobruk. 50,000 Square Miles in williams Field, Arl*., Aug. nel open to our Government and nlghrsat Rabaul, which bi north­ King, commander-in-chief of the Nine British Planes Downed 12.—ue>—^Th# market price of billa of large denomination. ‘The- I nliaiaiircd l*ay and Four States to Undergo to the Red Cross has been employ­ Nazis brought more than 3170,(Xto rltch at the Police west orHhe Solomons, scored nits United States Navy, and subse­ (Continued from Pa)f* 0 »e ) Nine British planes were report­ Gain Victories houseflies (dead) at tbi« Anfiy Red Cross t^oing All iu ed in the effort to secure the For Treason near airdrcWrie runw.aya fbom which quent information in Waahlngton ed shot down, eight In dogfights Air Base la five cents per do*- in American money with them. Manchester < ioppor INeed Pndiloiiis Practice ^onight. agreement which would make Hermann Heinrich Faje, 36, na­ [Headquartera la Acci- •lapanesc BcnSLn».'**innce could be and Australia. said four torpedo hits aent her to with German and Italian ^ h ters ' en. Its Power to Arrange such s relief operation i>osaible. sent to the TiilatiRl defenders. The broadcast said Kamada at­ the bottom in the western Medi­ and one bomber by Tobruk ground, The medical detachment, tive of Hamburg, Germany, na­ Pre-War Foreign Views “I wish to emphasize the fact Decision on Asking In­ turalized citizen, charged with tdentally Thrown — All Washington, Aug. 12. (,V^- The air clash over New Guinea tributed this supposed reverse to terranean. batteries, it said. (Chicago, Aug. 12.—(JV-Twelve hoping to eliminate disease- Shipments. that while every effort Iz being In The War poor training Of the American million persona in'midland Amer­ As General Political Is­ carrying insects, got out an having agreed to keep a money A NEW SHIPMENT OF ^Organizationa Ready. Pressing labor problems involving j occurred near Samahi). which is A communique said; British planes raided CTatania, in made to arrange the dispatch of a dictments Against Pos­ belt containing 33,600 for Hein­ forces for night fighting and sur­ ‘The Board of the Admiralty re­ Sicily, and various localities In ica—as far from any war front aa ' order that no member of the Num^bua calls have been com- relief ship, substantial relief for For women who sincerely, want pirating of workers in war Indus- j on the southeastern tlji'of the Is- they could be—will undergo the sue Discounted in rich Heinck, one of toe four sa^- trles unbalanced wage situations i land on a line directly w e s > ^ Tu- prise when they met Japanese grets to announce the loss of H. (^lagliarl province, Sardinia, where unit may leave the post with­ irtg in to Red Cross headquarters American prisoners Iz now en sibly Half o f 14 Sus­ f Hanchester's air raid orjanlra- to help in the war. the Volunteer Naval opposition as well as Japa­ grim experience of a general teurz who landed on Long Island. M. S. Eagle (Capt. L. D. Mackin­ the high command said two. per- Four o f Five States. out handing in one dead fly regarding the shipping of pack­ route to Japan. Relief supplies al­ Widow of Group Le^er and need for Inc reased copper pro- d e a t r ^ nese Air Forces. tosh. DSC, RN) as a result of U- sona^ere killed and three injured. blackout for the first time tonight. for each hour of absence. ages to prisoners of war in for­ ready dispatched on the exchange pects Expect^ Today. Venetian „ „ --'V ■' SK yv™'''" Fifty thousand square miles In Mrs. Maria Kerling, 38, widow yesterday afternoon vinen grp directly contnb- duction. confronted three govern-j damaged every last one of boat action in the Mediterranean. Thus, a 12-hour pass requires eign countries. In order^to make ship, Gripsholm, included 20,OM of toe Florida group leader. - m ent agencies tCKiay. them, A large number of the ship's com­ Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin and By The Associated Press a dozen flies. the facts clear to all. concerned, prisoners of war food parcels. Washington, Aug. 12.—0P)<—A K>ne at police headquarters me war effort by their British Mediterranean Indians, embracing many of the Ernest Herman Kerkhof, 36. At the- instigation of the War Fall to Ueternilne Results ipth Atlantic pany are saved. Pre-war foreign views as a gen­ * Sergt. John Shaughnessy the following letter has' been for­ Clothing, large quantities of medi­ decision to ask treosofi in^ctments German-bom, naturalized citizen, denUUy touched the switch willingness to relieve trained Labor Board, the War Production "The next of kin will be inform­ nation's most vital war factories had only two flies. ‘Then he warded here by Chairman Norman cal supplies, tobacco and other . n/aminff sipnals nurses from routine <^ospital Allied fliers failed to determine Fleet in Battle and facilities, will go dark in the' eral political issue were discounted against possibly half o f the 14 per­ alleged to have been "intimately t controls the warning s gn Thev are belong in child­ Board and the War Manpower ed aa toon as detaila are received. dlacovei^ the "blsck mar- H. Davis of the American Red comforts.” - aaaociated" with Mra. Kerling. No BLINDS results of their attack on Japanese ^Attacks Loom In order to avoid anxiety the Ad­ Berlin (From German Broad- manner that London has ccune to in at least four of five states today sons held as suspected accomplices i Within seven minutes unit ren's hospitals, visiting with pub- Commission a.sked workers and k ef* with one shrewd mem­ Cross for the information of all actual assistance to toe saboteurs employers in the big Detroit tcxil ships south of Timor, where a car* miralty policy is to endeavor to caaU), Aug. 12—(>P)—DNB, offi­ regard as routine in three y m rsof as primary returns gave a wid* ber of the medical outfit quot­ who have requested details regard­ of toe eight Nasi spy-saboteurs Mda wrfe at control center in lie health units, on duty with em- by Mrs. Kerling or Kerkhof was In All Popular Sizes! and. die indii.stry last night to go .ship was sunk and another mer- Inform the next of kin of a ship’s cial German news agency, said to­ war. majority of office-holders victories ing the price at five cents a ing the sending of food and other be Municipal building where they ergency medical field units, which ehantmnii and, a destroyer were (Continued triwi Page One) Month’s Spending may be announced late today by charged in original FBI ztate- informed by George H. Wad- fret>ze wages, .and hiring and firing company before announcing loss day that since last evening Ger­ It will be only a half hour prac­ over opponents who had assailed dozen. things to friends who are prison­ have been set up to care for civil­ damaged in another raid Monday^ --- them as isolationists. Attorney General Biddle. menta. Easier to Install than a roller ebairman of the defense of employe.s pending a labor-man­ jpr undersea effort mity^^be trans­ of one of His Majeaty'a ships. man and Italian air and submarine tice blackout, yet Chicago's loop, The sergeant got hie pass. ers of war. All the above live in toe New shade. Boxed Indlridualljr ians in the event of air raids, and Wharfs \yere hit at the small "A t the time of the German an­ forces bave been engaged in a new Detroit’s Woodward avenue end Example Number One In nation­ The Justice Department chief ndl that ft was a "false devoting time and energy to the agement* conference. ferred to the new huntingNground. Up to Japanese "Tops Four Billions York city area. The following live with f.'ompletn Instructiona port o f Toeal in the raid on the nouncement about H.M.S. Elagle battle against a British “ capital Milwaukee's Wisconsin evenus, as al interest was the veteran. Rep. "The American Red Cross has and some o t his top aldea have in Chicago; ‘ for hanging. a." Throughout the town in- greatest of sll humsn endeavers, Simultaneouriy,. M'PB was Kei islands, occupied late last ^ The possibility that the G^man Hamilton Fish. pre-Pearl Harbor .■lal wardens, emergency ara- ported considering the tremsfer J f , - the, admiralty had no Information convoy," escorted In the western well aa hundreds of small' town been ever conscioxis of the grief been reviewing the evidence Mr. and Mra. Hana Max Haupt, the relief of human suffering. ~ lie •surface raider is one of the critic of President Roosevelt’s for­ against toe 14 for several weeks. nces. Are department regulars The third Nurse’s Aide course Is gold and silver miners Into^copper , Australia surviving pocket battleships, t&e, about survivors. *rhe press was Mediterranean by the bulk of^the main streets, will be just aa black Navy’s Stand and anxiety of parertts, wives and Washington, Aug. 12—(iP)—The parents of Herbert Haupt, a mem­ therefore asked not to publish the Britiah Mediterranean fleet. aa though enemy, bombers were eign policy, who won Republican relatives of the men taken prison­ Garries Death Penalty ber of Kerling’s group. auxiliaries, physicians and now being conducted here, and it mines to increase production of Washington announce- AdmiraNScheer and the Luetzow, nomination in the presiuent'a home United States spent 34,794,000,000 olition workers reported at the' ent cally a. arce »neUI. I he or a cnilaer of the Hlppcr class, is d^man^claim in order to avoid DNB said that although this overhead. er by. the Japanese, but the Amer^ Treason is toe highest of all Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wergln, both is expeeted that another svill, be district over three opponents in tor war purposes last month— crimes and carries toe death pen­ various stations ready for start^ as soon as this one is com­ .™pper industry-, meantime. raids by Navv aWps and slight, said a naval source. unnecessary concern. was the first word on the convoy Plan Realistic Program Probe Sought lean Red Cross would not be Justi­ 3107,392 a minute. German bom, . friends of toe battle, this waa the operation yesterday’s balloting. alty. By constitutional provision, eventuality. pleted. Aides must serve a mini­ tloned^WLB for wa^ increaws, in Japanese-held sec- Nor did he think it likely that a Dtkcegarded by One Paper Military and civilian defense of­ fied in holding out hope of a suc­ The July total, announced ye»- Haupt family. "within the ambit of which” a Ger­ ficials planned thoroughly to make Must Centinue Fight cessful relief miasldn tq. these conviction is not possible without An on the Job mum of 150 hours per yesr after prlmar ly as a deterrent to labor Aleutian islands, the Japanese warship had ventured ‘■Since one newspaper has terday by th* Office of War Infor­ Home to Be Headquarters man submarine sank the British the blackout a realistic sampis of Wendell L. Wipkte. 1940 Repub­ prisoners unless the m eans' of toe testimony of at least two wit­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wilhelm Chief Air Raid Warden Thomas they have completed the 80-hour migration ^ 1’. S Navv dlsmis.seU the action in Into the South Atlantic. seen fit to dlaregard this request lican presidential nominee who Walsh Asks Knox To mation, brought war speading course.- However, many of the vol­ raft carrier Elagle as announc- what the area would hove to do to sending relief supplies were avail­ nesses to an overt act, or a confes­ Froehling,' uncle and aunt of gelr has this to say this mom- Taken Greater RIska the Board of Admiralty feels had joined v/ith Fish's Intra-party from June 1040 thorough last July sion ii^open court. unteers now- on duty In hospitals Q,iest” r c ^ n 5 ; ^ n f w ild cat'‘ he .Solomons with the brief sen- The Germans, he said, wouIcNbc “ lesday. protect its arsenals, tank factories, Investigate Attitude of able. ‘The United States is at war to 339,550,000,000 in disburse- yoimg Haupt The FBI said that ig: obliged to announce the loss of opponents, asserted in comment­ with Japan, and relief can be ex­ The first conviction under, toe the Froehllngs were "Important "While it is regrettable that the and clinics are devoting many strikes in war industries, lagging tcnce: more likely to risk a merchant H.M.S. Eagle before they are in man mlUtary quarters said steel mills, aircraft plants, power meote by the Treasury, and ex­ ("While the action in the facilities and the civilian popula­ ing on the congressman’s lead that tended td . prisoners held by the Federal treuon statute in nearly Contacta” for the Nazi agents and si went off. It did show that many hours of their time to help war .productiofi and po.ssiblc reme cruiser than a warship, because a position to reliieve the next of kth the BrlMbh donyoy had left Gib­ Bureau of Ship^ X penditures by the Reconstruction Tulagi area of the Solomon islands tion from destruction and death by ‘‘for the sake both of the country Japanese only with approval by Ififf years was that of Max Ste­ that their home waa to be toe ery unit of the local defense relieve overworked hospital staffs. dial stepa.Olso came before Presi­ surface raider takes great risks of their anxiety. raltar and was ehroute to the east­ and of the Republican party the Finance Corporation and ita sub- If you are between the ages of conllmies. nothing further can be ern Mediterranean. ■bombs. the Japanese Government of, first, phan, who was sentenced to death headquarters for toe sabotage ex­ ,uncU was on the Job. It- is not dent Roosevelt dt a pres.s confer­ and the Germt ns would be reluct- "The Admiralty are able to an­ fight for his elimination must be Washington, Aug. 12.—(/T) — aldtartes. pedition. is and 50. in good health, and reported at this moment.") •ant to gamble another of their Otves Aecoont of End Upward of 500,000 officials will safe-conduct of ships to carry re­ at Detroit last week for aiding a ur Intention to disrupt the nor- ence. He wanted more facts and nounce that at least one U-l>oat continued.” Chairman Walsh (D-Masei ot the Total appropriations approved Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaques, B*4llont bualness life of Manchester, with a high school education or diminishing squadron of heavy Later the Berlin radio broadcast be on duty throughout. the area. lief supplies to the Far'Fast, and German war pilot who had escaped figiires, however, before he woul'l operating in the same area aa H. Renominated three to one. Fish or pending amounted to approxi­ from a prison camp in Onada. both German-bom, alleged to have 6«us6toas The tth alarms of this, sort yet it ita equivalent, you may apply for warships. an account of the end of the Emergency crews to handle acci­ Senate Naval Om mlttee ca ll^ second, the - estobtishment of comment. ChineseJ*rens Praises M.S. Eagle has already been observed that "these pre-war mately 3223,000,000,000 at toe end Ten-of the 14 are held on general aided Hermann Neubauer, one of oved that we are ready at any training as a nurse's aide. Call lo­ This source said that submarines Eagle, (j^ioting a dispatch to the dents, fires or births in the black­ upon Secretory of th* Navy Knox facilities of the International Red of July. The government agencies' re­ sunk." Issues were sunk at Pearl Harbor Cross Committee for effective dis­ charges of assisting the eight sab­ Kerling’i group. day or night." cal Red Croaa headquarters, phone w'ould be the greatest danger in Rome newspaper 11 Piccolo date- ness will be ready for Instapt ac­ today to Investigate “ the conduct DRAPERIES quest to the Detroit Industry sug­ Allied Initiative The Eagle carried a customary and every fair-minded American - 6637, for information today. the south Atlantic, because the lined La Liinea, Spain, which faces tion. tribution to* the prisoners of «such oteurs, six'of whom have been elec­ »yw Took It Seriously gested submitting to the confer­ (.Tiungklng. Aug. 12."— — complement of 748 men and 21 or knows it and resents attempts to and attitude" of. the Bureau of supplies. Pupe’ Birth Delays poiqbera trocuted, onh of whom has been Local restilent* Ate again urged ence such issues as wage in- south Atlan'tlc la "very crowded" Gibraltar. Lights must be turned out or revive, them." ' VlctUn Of Plane Croeli For some unknown reason those to sign up for the new Standard Allied initiative in taking the of­ more planes. thoroughly screened In homes and Ships in its dealings with the Hig­ Are Negotiating sentenced to life imprisonment and TEXTILE ‘The Eagle, after having been the street did not seem to be creascik and methods of cmplov- and the chances of a surface raid­ The vessel was begun in 1913 at Reflerto Another View First Aid class which will com­ fensive and launching the Battle er being sighted were "very hit by four torpedoes, showed a business establishments but war gins industries. New Orteans ship­ "Negotiations lopking towara Albuquerque, N. M.—(>P)—See­ toe other to 30 years in prison. Washington, Aug. 12 — (T) — ied. The Herald was swamp- me.nt discouraging pirating of of the Solomons drew the praise a battleship,. the Almirante Coch­ The vote in the 20th Ohio dis­ sending a shipload of food, cloth­ ing a dog on the field, the Al­ May Be Used as Witness ea W ^ A PAIR mence this Monday evening at the great." (>nce seen, a raider would heavy list and began sinking," It production will not be interrupted. trict, however, seemed to reflect builders. Comdr. Malcolm P. Hanson, who wlth calls and so was the po- Lincoln school at 7:30. skilled workers. of the (Chinese press today. rane, ordered hy Chile from a Automobiles and buses must park ing and, medical aupplies, airi buquerque Army Air Base control ‘The two who escaped toe. death The pending cases concern have to steam southward into a said. another view when the Democra­ His request followed a letter was .Chief radio engineer of the flre and defense council su­ Twenty-five persons are'-needed ."This timely American move.” British yard. and douse lights. Street cars and other ne^ed sirticles, were begtm tower operator held several bomb­ penalty, Gforge John Dasch and Ford. Chrysler, General Motors, "dead area" until search slacken­ "Other units of the convoy hur­ tic voters rejected Rep. Martin L. sent by Chairman Truman (D-Mo) 1928-30 Byrd South Pole expedi­ READY TO HANG STORE rdities. Few regarded the air to start the course, rnd only about .said the official Central Daily tVork ceased with the'outbreak electric trains are to stop at the by the American Red Cross and ers aloft- Military police dashed to Ernest Peter Burger, may be used Jd warning yesterday* in the the Automotive ’ T ool. and Pie ed.' he said. ried to thf spot in order to help Sweeney’s bid for renominatioh. of the Senate Defense Investigat­ tion, was killed in an airplane ac­ A. L. Slocomb, Prop. 12 have registered up to this-time. News, "may have the effect of of the World war, and ia 1917 the the sinking Eagle, but owing td nearest station. (Tivlliana if at ing (>>mmittee to Knox, charging agencies of the United Etates Gov­ clear toe runway. The MP’s ar­ as witnesses against tome 6( the cident Sunday, the Navy haa notlT .TIm I ,Jit of an actual raid and failed Manufacturing Association and He waa a pre-war opponent of ad­ ernment on the jlny it was report­ rived, in motorcycle and sidecar, Registrations will be accepted at ■shattering the Japanese militar­ British' purchased her from Chile fire breaking out on board t w home ahall stay there; tf away the bureau with negligence and alleged accomplices. fled hia family at nearby Chevy, 913 MAIN STREET 'live up to instructions previous- locals of the CIO United Automo* ministration policies and a veter­ ed that the Japanese had token Just as three pups were bom. The Here are the 14: JOcal Red Cross headquarters, ists’ dream of cashing in on Rus­ Germans Report and redesigned her aa ah aircraft aircraft carrier and spreading ■ in­ from home, go to the nearest shel­ an House member. Party leaders. wilful misconduct in handling the Chase, Md. Detail* were not re­ Next to the Savings Bank made public by the defense phone 6637. or persona interested bile Workers. If the Detroit con­ sian reverses and worsening of carrier. She was conunisaioned ter within five minutes. American prisoners at Wake and mother, ancestory uncertain, was Helmut Leiner, 33. German citi­ ference concurs in its plan, WLB stantaneously the rescue, ships Mayor Frank J. ^ u sch e of Cleve­ designs for art "invasion vehicle.” vealed.' ndl. Apparently they sensed may report direct tO the school Anglo-In-ou can, 21 Japanese Shipn _ _ _ • Meanwhile battle operations an, brother of William Jennings one will occur. he had m’any inqulriea. He wanted were primarily confined ..to opera­ announced. The‘ new store will be nervous — due to the functional Mr. Mallory and his aides we might as well Impose 'the sen­ to make the hojirs clear. The shifts Bryan. Two Incumbent representa­ located on the site of the old post •‘middle-age" period In a rromsn's w ere tence right now." added the Curtin Emphusixes tion of Brttlab patrols over the tives, Karl Stefan, Norfolk Repub­ life—try Lydia X. Ilnkhsm's Vege- the control center and reported Price in Aleutians which need .obiervara are from whole front facing the Germans Thursday Special Values office. tabls Compound. It's helped thou- % that industrial wardehs at Cheney Judge, midnight until iS ttv the morning lican, and Charles Mctoiughlin, Collaboration and Itallana. Omaha Democrat, also had com­ This would be the fourth branch fends upon thoumnds ot women to Brothers were on duty and during Relays Ueeiaion to Court and from 3 to 6. These are the of the store. Others are at Green­ relieve eueh annoying eymptomi. Misa Henderson finally regaine—The ItsUsn Freeh Cutup Fowl at, each...... $1.39 Mead carries the endorsement $1.00—$1.39 you violate -this, I m going to day Naval patnil plane.s damaged and hatched 23 chicks there. He high command''9ald today that an of »lr. Roosevelt and Bennett ia A daughter was bonv yeater- make it five years." two cargo ships and observed the Melbourne. / And Up T o -$1.98 Muat Share Retioarb^ Perils said be brought the brood to earth. unidentified largd^ British warship We have some very nice pieces of Shank Haifa of Ham supported by James A. Farley, RE-UPHOLSTERING ay at the hoapiltal'to Mr. and . The Fellowship Press, also con­ sunken hulk of another lying in "We muat all ...share common stats party chairman and the rs. William Kennedy, Jr,, of 45 victed. was fined 15,000. the harbor waters. Tqis vessel, said about 5 lbs. each with plenty of meat on sale, lb...... Sic president’s former campaign man- SKIRTS $1.00 to $2.39 Jrvlew street. ' . resources and,.common perns, as 3 Reasons Why the Navy, "U belieyed to have been the fight fq r '^ e Caucasiu and the ager. i sunk" .'during the bombardment.' Middle EaU and the Battle of the ^ TOP GRADE BEEF Senator John Thomas of Idaho,.' Yon Shoald Mias Margaret Mitchell o t 402 ‘Air Markers* These ship losses raised the Jap's Atlantic is the Battle for . Aus­ ^irloin. Short, Top Round, Tenderloin Steaks, Porter- also labelled a non-supporter of a d -1 Re-Uphobter ^Tolland Turnpike, who was ad- total for the Aleutians to nine tralia. h o w and very nice oven or pot roust. ministration measures before the i Now! :^ t t e d to the hospital after being ( liises Dropped sunk, one believed sunk and 11 'war, accumulated a wide lead for I damaged. "Y o u must not ask for undue Ibltten by a monkey, was dlscbarg- concentration of defensive and of­ F^or a nice Meat Loaf we have a blepd of veal, beef and Republican renomination. { 1. This Is oar slack aeosoa. Work ^ from the institution late yes- I>estroyer Eseapes Harm / MARLOW'S The Arkansae nm-off primary ; coa be dona, and plek-ap and (Continued from Page One) fensive material here. pork ground, lb...... 35c FOR VALUES ■^rday. All the actions reported by the ''Australia and New ' Zealand gave Former Rep. John L. Me- delivery .made promptly. Nayj- here in the Ki»ka.,^frea cx- Clellan the Democratic nomina-1 that General Drum wah con­ constitute an area ao indispensable A fresh shipment of sea food. Chowder Clams, Steaming 3. Present stock of fabrics sad ! Mrs. Dwight Perry of. 209 Henry cept for a Japanese aircraft attack to civilization that it should be Udn for senator over Attorney ■treet brought her infant daugh­ ducting an Investigation. Aug. 3 on the U. S. destroyerifrni Kane Clams, Fresh'Swordfish, center slices. General Jack H olt nwtartala la complete. In Trenton.' N. J„ L. G. M< Na- ..off Atka island -ibout 105 miles held as a citadel for civilization. I te r home today. Mr. Pcrr>' U a have not the least doubt .that S. There Is nnariderghle oneertala- ^ ach er at the 5Iancheater ' High mara, superintendent of the game, east of Kiska The destroyer was ty os to fotore aoppMee mt management of the State Fish and leaders of the United States and FRUrr AND FRESH VEGETABLES ^ h ool. unharmed. Ki.ska is the Japs. i™in the Untied Kingdom know and - 'fahitos and materiola. Game 'Commission, had declared base although the Navy has re­ Native Mellow Yellow Peaches, Freestone----- 3 lbs. 25c Measles Epidemic that an arrow in the soil, auspcct- feel that Jii'st as keenly as our?, & tskm'l& »^a*0tedit [ A son was bom,today at Me- ported 'their occupation of Attu selves." Fresh Com, Lima Beans, Shell Beans, etc. SALE PRICES FOR S^ECE's'e TS FSbrial to Mr. and Mia. JohnV eU of "puintin|( to an eastern air and Agattu.'at the tip of the Is­ Virtually at End b a sei". was ;i bird-feeding- patch *" If ■egnlor ''' Role Prieo -|Ck>meau of 5 West street. land chain. Terms If You Will Explore Our Line— You.'TOO,- near Haleyville in Cumberland The Navy reported that Kiska Making Progress THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS county and the s"hape was "pure­ wa.s bombed once July 22 and twlCe $2f8. . .Homespun $32.00 Arranged Can Discover tor Yourself— A daughter was bom at • the Hartford, Aug. 13.—{#)—The ly a coincidence." July 29 in addition to the other ac­ Totcard Objectives Gold Medal Flrar Specials: i tal today to Mr. and 51rs McNamara added . that the. State Health.Department reported $69 . .Denim $57.50 “ GOOD FURNITURE NEED NOT ivlan D. Higgins of Hartford. tions reported. And on Aug. 4 New York. Aug. 12—(JTi — "A 24 1-2 Ib. bag 11.11 12 Rh bag 59c 5 Ib. bag 28c -We Carry .Army cqntacted the commiasibn Army pursuit planes shot down correspondent of the Australian today the virtual end of the meaa- $86. . . Damasks $71.00 about, the feeding patch three Evaporated Milk, Royal Sca^t, Sheffield and Libby’s, lea epidemic in Connecticut, v OnrOwn BE EXPENSIVE.” A son was also .bom today to two awanlahi seaplane bornber's in Broadcasting Commission was montha ago' and at the time asked an action no details of which were quotcil today by the British radio The departipent'B weekly report $99. . .Tapestries $79.00 Accounts Furniture Skillfully Desijraed With and Mrs. James Hassett of military officials to make an air showed there were only 18 eases of Summer street. given. aa reporting from an advanced Cora Flakes, Kelogg’s, 6 ox. p k g ...... 5c Prevent A Bottleneck! ^ Superior Craftsmanship Gives You— suney of the aUte to see If there Allied base that "there is a gener­ toe disease in the state last woek, O raxa FABaiCS BXOUCBD PaOPOB'nONATELT w-ere otlier suspected markings. Hi-Ho Crackers, 1 lb. pkg...... 21c 03 compared with 51 the previous Census today- IDO. al feeling that our force* are atlll e a r HERE’S WHAT BhcDONALD DOES: • Beauty The Washington Star said yes­ making progress toarard their ob * Riilso, large pkg...... 22c week. Earlier in the summer there Here is a commodity the government wants Admitted yesterday: Mias C^th- terday that the grain sacks were Lotal Registrars was on average o t 150 coaos a jective. that is, the occupation of Lifebuoy Soap ...... 8 for 20c • strip lernltere to fnuno. 4. aedalsh woodwork. you to buy now and store! There is no • Convenience Bagrett. S67 East Center bags of fertilizer tossed at ran­ the islands in the Tulagi area." Stats Line Potato Chips, 1-2 Ib. b a g ...... 25c week reported. it: Mrs. Elizabeth Wood, 162 dom from a moving truck on a . BetodM wHh now .ottats f- _ Gleaning Up Lists He said also that "United State? IIIIAl lINtS Small bag...... 10« Th* department also reported ' • 6. laston aag-proof eoastmo- shortage of coal, but there is liable to be a # Dependability 'iadassDith street. Virginia'farm to dry in the sun. Marines and other'shock troops" decUnca o f from 90 to 56 eases of and odd aOtog. tten. Discharged yesterday: Mias apparently were firmly establish­ Royal Scarlet. Canned VcmUbIcs, Speciala, No. 2 Cans whooping cough and 14 to 10 coses > Be eevor set. 3. Maks freo delivery la Ceoa. serious tie-up of transportation if everyone AN D ABOVE ALL.. .Furniture That Will fsrgaret Mitchell. 402 TolUnd Linm B a a n s...... f ...... 2 caas 35c o f lobar pneumonia. Thera wore Be of Vital Value To Your Home. In the opinion o t the local reg­ ed. The broadcast was recorded t e ^ i k s ; Craig Belcher, 13 Walk- Mainz Target by CBS. This perfecHy-motdiad bridd three new coses of typhoid fever, All Work Goarantaad orders it in season. Industrial needs will be istrars o t voters, peraona have JaUenne B e a n s...... 2 cans 35c tr atrset; Mrs. Dsrigtit Perr>- and set it tailored in 14K natural golA loth 4 11*90111$ Cat B e s ts,...... ’...... 2 la te s t cans 27c one each in Manchester, Now Ha­ Mast daughter. 209 Henry street. been voting in Manchester in past ven and WUllmantlc; and two STORE HOURS 9 A. M. to 5 :S0 P. M. served first, and your order may be delayed During Night years, who were never made vot­ .mountings ora Streamlined, and tha Lemix Lemon Pie Filling, 4 ox. pkgs,...... 3 for 25c -‘Admitted today: Mrs. Lillian Japs Picture Fight case* o t Infantile porolyat*. on* SALESBIEN’S CALLING HOURS 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. if you wait. toato. ISA Oak street; Raymond ers. A further t-.veiUgatlon of the engagement ring it spociatly styled to givw Peanut Oil, pure for aalada, cdoking or frying, each In Hartford and South Wind­ (CoaUanad from Paga One) list is under way to make sure that At Close Quarters Ktagawa. 305 Oak street;. John added site and briHlOTea to the soTiteira sor. U ■ o o s ^ k eep appetalmant promptly, please be aome now on the list are there New Tork. Aug. l3-r(Jn — A 6 oa. bottle ...... 17c Swaa. 39 St. John street. diamond. For couplat whb opprociatg Pnma Jalea, 12 os. bottle...... lOe to gi aeHaz and ttro ahortagea, calls most be Periiaps we can assist you in financing your BUDGET TERMS JMaebarged today; Mrs. Mary works from this aide of the chan­ rightfully. Domei broadcast today from Movl* flhetW Dta* etotramta wM bo kept os ctoos to s^ednle as nel. ■ On file in the town je r k ’s office i. 93 South Main street: Tbkyq'pictured the sea EhttUe of ttyla and demand volyol staffed OUveo, medium b o ttle...... 2Se coal bill. See us for further infomiation. Charge Account! luTited. German nuisance raiders mean­ is a list of voters wmi the date the Solomon Islands as a struggle S^ox, 2 largo pkgs...... Gmngeville, Idaho, Aug. U .—(F) Tajrlor, Porter street, while bombed points on the, they were made. In aome cases it at such cloae quarter* that United —Georg* C. Ponkey, 56, th* only today: Mrs. Jennie Ly- coast o t England and in thl was found that thera was no date Stats* and Japan*** warship* ac- PAGSoap,7Ban ...... 811 J t9 Mata atrset. Unda. One German bomi of having been paade and the iP o fOCora,.bag...... 15o motion picture sheriff kno'wa to tuaUy coUidsd. have become a real life sheriff, died MacDonald deetroyadi names have been stricken from the Tbs broadcast, pitrporting to i I M POf Corn, hsg ...... lOt l4>ndon had an air alert which list, •oms of the names removed ot* informaUpa obtahvad yaatsr- MATTHEW WIOR last night o f heart diaeaie. Dur­ ^ MAIN STREET^ (Aaiericaa Industrie Building) lasted 30 minutee but no have been ow the Ust a long time, jr from Oant. JEWELER ing hi* film coreor, Ponkey work- PHONE 2-4127 araa beard and no bomba arere re- r DIAIi 5147 6d wUh Tom Mix,. Buck Jonas vHARTI while otberffdate bock to about Japanit Ngey 977 Msta.8trMt Wa Are to tha L Lowest Pltfces Benson'S r philtoi^ ,H!ian|h« t. ,,*19 W h i t e m i Viatx ~ The Manchesttf Trust 0), ■■'W— “ r" ■ n r U Ins. C?cp. Li Tow n! * X -J J 95 ‘ ‘ W •. J JE SIX^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1!)42 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1*2, 194* > ...... — . PAGE SEVElfl any sudden ftneral coUapac this cutta. the great war Industrial 4 Uutrlfri year. center. Thia may indicate that The Mountains Behind Chronic Loafer$ Fired Strike li Ended gruesome to the novice first alder, comes Is to keep toe Injured application of pressure. A tourni­ • SERIAL STORY New Training warm, prop him qp If toe Injury is fracture into a compound oM But, actually, we do not know Gandhi’s hold on the Indian people First Aiders but usually they are not as dan- quet it rarely necessary and is increase shock and result In : Request of Navy gqrous as many others, explains In toe chest or haad or keep him dangerous ju^ess loosened every tha true military and economic ia not aa wide and strong as he After 16 H ours lying down if it ia in toe adnomen. a vietlm with a broken neck ;1E«ftrtii0 9fi the bulletin. Internal injuries can fifteen minutes. not be allowed to move his lEltuatlon In Russia. Even the himself hoped It would be. Class Planned Are Advised Apply,Pressure The bulletin further pointed out PUaUSHCi) BT THB WHEN A GIRL MARRIES San Francisco, Aug. 12—OP) be severe, yet not readily appar­ One of toe most important Keep him lying in toe poolti tUMALD n t i m m co^ m a v^mmentators are theorizing and On the other hand, it is still that moving a person with a found, cover him and get a de II BttMll a trft —Acceding to a Navy requeat. Cleveland, Aug. 12.—(JP)-^Pro- ent. All toe first elder can do for functions of a first aid worker is fracture before toe bone la proper­ essing, and perhaps with their early In the test, and Gandhi has BY RENE RYERSON AAART cowiuoht. test. The Moore Drydock and Ship­ totemal Injuries until the .^dpetor to control hemorrhage by proper When toe back is broken toe i HanetaMttr. Conn. »**A SKRVICK. INC. State Prepares Extra duction of aircraft parts was re­ Told to Be Not Over ly splinted m a y turn a simple precautions should be oboe THOUAS rBRGUSON usuu..amount of wishful thinking. not used his own great weapon, building C^., has discharged a ported “in practically full force” 0«n*r«l Uancfcr If weNimew more, perhaps we’d the threat to take his own life by Course to Help in Enu* half-dozen workers as cironic today at The Cleveland Graphite Enthusiastic to Take Bonndtd Oetobdr llll The Story > Enid Sharon, stenog­ loafers or for not putting in a worry lessi^over Stalin's lack of fasting. If he does, no one can face would have been even a meration Work. Bronze Co. after a 16-hour strike. : PdMJdfead E rary E r te ln t Bzoopt rapher, decldee to take a secret conscientious effort at their Harry E. Fuller, plimt superin­ Physician's Place. lar* and Rolldaya Entartd at intem t In ihe President’s letter. acourately predict w h a t the re­ vacation before settling down with deeper crimson than it waa. war work, a company spokes­ ka Poat Orftca at llaneiiattar, y At any rate Grace agreed to tendent, saiid "we are (ffeased with Or perhaps we’d worry more. sult will be. Tom Drtsroll, whom ahe haa Hartford, Aug. 12. A handbook man disclosed. the turnout” as men reported for oaa.. aa Baeond Claia Mall Manor. promised to marry. When her pSr- forward her letters to Tom and Hartford, Aug. 13—Volunteers Only one thing is constantly for enumeratore andt bU* flsw- figuring it would open on a Friday what she waa going to do with ins frssir to aak* yoo fool "ss sad ap.” Viaperate. We repeat: she could tame spirit indeed. buckets and shovels and boats. attend the conferences which will studied, another for the Peers and fold over the week-end. . . . her vacation. Her plana were in­ It bad been years since .Letty school and Is undecided to whom M a packaso tadar. Tsko aa dirsetsd. basic by August 15.” What we thought was a good, nocent enough, but no one would be held at 10 a. m. on toe follow-' Santa Fe.. N. M.. Aug. 12—

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEUXVESDAT, AUGUST 12, 1941 PA G E NT! MAIsrCHESTCR J5VJ5W1XSO ncnALii?, MAIS CHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1941 the Smaller rolifng mills out of such as U. S. Steel and Bethlehem, start should be made immediately Shortage Laid existence. had "integrated” their own facili­ to obtain the much greater output “ Should Exercise Authority” ties to handle the war orders, Tru­ needed for ships, planes and wea­ Daily Radio Programs Me Said Donald Nelson, director man said, while the teatlmony of pons. Plotters Elect Labor O f ficial Gaming Cases of the W ar ProduCticn Board, small Independent rolling mill own­ Manchester’s Service Flag Obituary Bzsteta War TUaa To Steel Hold He said be would delay further g Demonstration “ should exercise his authority and ers showed a shortage of raw ma­ hearings on his rommittee until he Opposes Limit reorganize the Iron and Steel Divi­ terials that was threatening them had studied reports on the steel Trial By Ju|*y Has Now Thirteen Stars Trial Sept* 15 sion o f W P B ” to get action. with extinction. situation which were on his desk. Lack of *ReaI Expan­ Tbe blunt-mannered Missourian The senator said It was time to ^STEADTPOSmON/^ ‘T"‘ ‘ He indicated, however, that the terests Women Here ^ Updifa Incomes Deaths Radioes Spotlight Farids sion' in Industry Ham­ said that so far as hts committee "quit thinking of both guns and committee would continue to In­ Four Accured in laij Miss Jessie M. Reynolds Is the . entered the service in the past two Six of 22 Presented In had learned not a single new i^ n butter and about keeping the bust-' vestigate the war industry as long Mr*. Walter E. LydaU pers W ar Production. mine or blast furnace had been ness after the war. as the war lasted. . . . G O O I K W A ^ Break Plead Not Guilty (Continued from Page One) Mrs. Jennie E. Fowler LydaU, Superior Court Today built.In any new place, although “ I f we don't win the war.” he it From Hartford D g jiJ g g ]\azis’ bulWing. Since the buildings ser- various services To Return in Septentber Lower Califomla, th* state of wife of Walter E. LydaU, 370 Main .Washington, A u ^ 12 — (F) — said, “ there won't be any business No Customer for Week Today. vice flag has been flying from from the town departments; MaJ- the worker or for the employer." street, died at the Manchester Me­ Plead Cuilty. Washington and British Columbia to keep." nnty Farm Bureau Chairman Truman (D-Mb) of the Married men with d e p ^ e n ts or single .within thKbuilding. she has sewed or Horace-MUrphey, former park The AFL representative oppos­ morial hospital early this m on^g contained an, abunBoxing, Bobby Ruffin 'vs. Bob He urged that the trial be post­ the measure under consideration. ters, 'Mr*- James MeSherry amd sented by counsel and Judge King PROMPT p i c k i t : _imrives d«^re these they wlU February, 1919. holders of this book. If It is found strength for the drive forward. Nights In a Bar Room," first pre- Montgomery. ^ poned at the latest to next '^cs- This would be in addition to tbe therefore postponed hla presenta­ supplied on application to Mrs. Asked by his counsel, James W. that an error has been made the Red Star said. Mrs. Thbipas Martin, both of Man­ day. chester. tion for plea. I or Mrs. Hammond. Carpenter, why he had allorwed books will be recalled^ Before the Extreme concern was felt about $17,000,000,000 which it said waa Judge King postponed setting a produced by present taxes. The, fim eriUx^U be held from Johfi Oem p. New Britain, ar­ Some Snggeotlons such a long period 'o f time to trial date until after dlapoeition of Investigation has been comple'.ed the German advance to- Cher­ 1080 1380 A few o f the suggesUons Miss kessk. Declaring' a fiscal program her late home sM4ay morning at rested last Saturday with Doraslo. elapse between taking out his more than a score of arrests made by the local board it may be neces­ waa also unrepresented and Judge WTIC KilocyclM WDRC kworth gave the women pres- first papers in 1924 and becoming sary to call In for Interviews, those The Germans were leas than “ based upon politics is as doomed 8:30 and from StN^ames’s church KilocycIeB U. S. CLEANERS in Mr. Alcorn’s antl-gambllng as a war program based upon ap­ at 9 o’clock where asqolemn mass King appoint^ Public Defender ya^rday may be of interest a citizen in 1940. Molzahn replied drlye. who now hold C books. 150 miles from Ordzhonikdze, the ------A v n D YER S: others. The only actual can- peasement,” Ellsworth C. Alvoid, o f requiem wlU be 'celebrated. Reinhart L Gideon to confer with that when he left Johnstow-n, Pa., The local board Issued a notice northern terminus of the Georgian him,. Wednesday, Aug. 12 ^ Wed^Mday, Ang. II waa done with peaches and to take up his new duties at Old on Monday that additional sugar military highway which winds chairman of the chamber’s 0)m - Burial will be in the family plot P. M. . ' >!ain St.', Near Montiforuf^' Ward'tH toes. The peaches were the Zion's Lutheran church in Phila­ waa to be issued to Industrial and through the mountains to Tlflis, mlttee on Federal Finance, said; at St. James’s cemetery. 3:00— Th# Story of M ary Marlin. 3:00— David Harum. ^ [ve early variety. They vvere delphia "it was an entirely new British Call More Institutional users. This was only capital of the almost fantastically “ A courageous offensive Is re­ 3:15— Ma Perkins. 3:15— Harry Marble, News. prior to the demonstration field and we had a very, very busy for this week. Only a small num­ rich Trans-Caucasia. There, at quired to fight inflation. Victory 3:30— Pepper Young’s Family. 8:30—'Oolumbts Om cert Orches­ idaced in a solution of salt time. I really neglected it and for­ ber have so far made their appli­ Baku, Is produced most of. Rus­ on the home front la vital. There TV. V. Stocks 3:45— The Right To Happiness. tra. . water in the proporUon of Troops and Police Funerals got about it." cation. sia’s oil. la no place for a'ppeasen.” ' 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4 00— David Chesktn’s Orchsatra. __( tablespoons salt to a gallon , Th# program passed by the 3 4:15—Stella Dallas. The midnight communique said water. T l^ prevents discolors- Oath Inacribed In Diary Frederick P. Hamtltoa Allis Clial M fg ...... 23’ ; 4:18— Victory Begins at Home. To Duty in India the Russians were fighting ”hea\’y House and now before the Senate 4:30— Lorenz* Jonea . 4:30— Strictly Swing. The fruit is rinsed o ff with The oath of allegiance he took Funeral aervicea for Frederick Allied C:rhem‘ ...... 132 4:45— Young Wldder BroWn. defensive operations against ad­ Commute?, he said, failed in both 4:45—News. water before pUeinE lu the in 1924 ao impresaed him, Molzahn Germans Claim P. Haihilton, who died Monday, Am Airlines ...... 371; 8:00— 'When A Girl Marries. U. S. Government Says~ And here Misa l^^deworth testlflealj waa involvird in espionage against (Continued from Page One) Am Tob B ...... 42 5:55—Stand By, America. * 3 Gas Ranges ,jaa, after 'blanching and par- the . United States, that he had Nevertheless, unruly demon­ The - break-through at Maikop applied to all compensation, divi­ ford, for out-of-town and Hartford Am Wat Wks ...... '...... 2'.4 6:00—News. 6:05— Sports. Link Bracelets ...... $6.60 and up g, much more fruit may be pack- ever been a Nazi and insisted that strators at New Delhi, described was not only a dire(;J threat to dends and interest paid to individ­ friends. Am V is c o s e ...... ’26’ - 6:18— History In The Headline) 6:15—Hedda Hopper. added that Axis troops had cap­ uals. The present bill calls for a 5 In the Jar, thus coneervlng con- he was opposed to the Bund. officially aa ”a large crowd of tured Slavyansk, about 25 miles the Black Sea naval port of Burial will be In the Cedar Hill Anaconda ...... 25 \ Professor Andre Schenker. 6 30— Keep Working, K*ep Sing­ . Tomatoee may be cut into per cent withholding tax, less per­ He followed his wife on the mlllworkera” put the torch to the Tuapse, 60 miles to the southwest, cemetery. Rev. Leon H. Austin, re­ Atchison ...... 43' i 6:30—Strictly Sports. ing, America. Insulate Your Home Gompacts $X.6;y and np re, depending upon their northwest of Krasnodar, but also sonal exemptions, which would be i" / stand and before he left it he told town hall and burned down the mentioned the resumption of what but also placed the troops defend­ tired pastor of the Second Con­ Atl Ref In ...... 16 6:45—Lowell Thomas, commenta­ 6:45—The World Today. * 3 Electric Ranges applied to income tax. about his theological education in Income tax office. it called "diversionary attacks” by ing the larger base at Novoroasisk gregational church of Coventry Aviation C orp ...... 2-> tor. 7:00— Amoe 'n' Andy. Steam Pressure Cooker Germany where during the first The communique aaid a Moalem to the north in Jeopardy. There, To Study Problem will officiate. Baldwin C X ...... 11 7:00—Fred Waring In Pleasure 7:15—Glen MUler. Lockets and Chains .\...... $3.83 and up The dembnatrator used the wal- the Red Army northwest of Vor­ Acting on complaints' of busi­ war he was a German Army cav­ sub-inspector ot police waa mur­ onezh, northern anchor of the Nazi too, the battared Russian defend- BAG ...... 3 Tim*. 7:80—Green VaUey U. 8. A. t and steam pressure cook- alryman. dered by a crowd—an act of spe­ ders were in difficulties. ness men that the withholding tax 7:15— News of the World. MONTGOMERY WARIL & CO. latter recommended by the sweep into the Don basin and the Bendix ...... 31 '* 8:00— Nelson Eddy. A fter testimony, Holzahn’a at cial gravity because of the ever­ At Krasnodar, on the road to would Impose an onerous burden Beth Stl ...... 53'i 7:30— Come On and Dance. 8:30— Dr. Christian— Jean Her- ,. nent as the safest method, Csucasua. on their bookkeeping departments, Diamond Rings ...... $27.50 and up tomeya went Into a seriejs of secret present danger of a side outbreak Again emphasizing heavy air Novoroasisk 60 miles to the south­ Boeing Alrp ...... 14 S 7:45— H. V. .Kaltenbom. sbolt. ir. It is risky to use asUd C3ialrman George (D-. Ga;') ap­ Local' Stocks JOHNSON BROTHERS conferences. o f Hindu-Moslem strife—and that attacks in the Russian-held coastal west, the Russians were forced to Borden ...... 30’-] 8:00— Adventures o f the Thin Man. 8:55— Cecil Brown— New*. j and other Jara not in­ withdraw after Germans ground pointed a subcommittee headed by The courtroom -was tightly lock-^ 'on frequent occaaioDS p^ice and areas. of the Black Sea, the high Can Pac ...... 44( 8:30—Dough Re Me. 9:00— Shirley Temple "Junior Can Help You/With t— fe r canning purposes In the through their defense positions. Senator Clarle (D , Mo.) to study 5.1.1 MAIN STREET TEL. 6227 Wedding Rings ...... $6.50 and np ed. tha military were forced to open command declared that German Famished by Pntnam mad Co. Clies A Ob ...... 31 8:57— Latest Headline News. Miss.” I cooker. (German military quarters said 9:00— Thoc* W * Love. . The defense questioned Gerhard fire In self-defense.” bombers had sunk a patrol vessel the problem. «6 Central Bow, Hartford Qiryaler ...... ; ...... 60 ’; 9:30— Suspsns*. Wadsworth explained that last night that Russian troops Other recommendations made by 9:30— Mr. District Attorney. Wilhelm Kunze, former national Groups of more than five per-' and two transports along with ' lasamnoe Con^ Inv T r ...... 26’i 10:00— Grsat Moments In Music. J ir rubber* uied In prbceaelng were cornered in the Novoroasisk- the chamber included: . 10:00—Kay Kyser’s College of Mu­ Stone Set Wedding-Rings . . .$30.00 and up leader of the German-American sons baVe been prohibited In New other coastal bMts and had dam­ Bid Aaked Coml Solv ...... 9 10:30— 22nd Letter. ■imetetilei fOT2Vi or three hours Tuapse area by a Nazi force mov­ An Incentivf-saving plan, con­ Aetna Ckuualty___ sical Knowledge. Bund; Dr. W olfgang Ebell, El Delhi, "strong military reinforce­ aged six other transports 122 127 Gomwlth Edis ...... '...... 18’ i 11:00— News. S i unfit for further use. but in ments have arrived and troops are ing west from Maikop and at­ sisting of suitable deductions from Aetna F i r e ...... 47 11:00—Newa. Paso, Tex., physician; and Dr. 49 Cons A i r e ...... ,. 15 11:05— Sports. ' gunning fruits or pickles, the short Otto Wllluraeit, Chicago Bund patrolling the city,” it said. tempts were being made to re­ taxable income of both individuals Aetna U f e ...... 27 29 11:15—Dinning Sisters Trio. New Shipment! ♦in^a required, the rubbers may be Cons Edis ...... ^ 13 11:10— News Analysis. leader, all of whom have pleaded Stand Apart From Rioting move the Russians by sea.) and corporation* for voluntary in­ Automobile ...... 35 <4 37)4 11:30— Paul Martin and Hla Music. Cons Oil ...... 5S 11:15— Danes' Orchestra. kept in an airtight receptacle and guilty. Indian reporters close to the all- RusMlaa Picture Brighter vestment in government securities, Conn. General . . . . . ' 25 27 82:00— Newa and Baseball Scores. upad again. They are in good sup­ Cont Oil D e l...... 23 11:30— Dance Orchaatra. Olvea version Of Visit India Ckingresa aaid its members, About Town The picture waa brightep^on the non-intetest-bearing and non-nego- Hartford F ire ...... 83 85 12:10->^Easex House Orchestra. ply this season but may not be Cbnt C a n ...... i ...... 23S 12:00— News. Buxton Billfolds $l.oo up for the most part, atill were stand­ approaches to Stalingrad' and the tiable during hostilities, but im­ Hartford Stm. Boil . 43 47 12:80— Log Cabin Farms Orches­ later and wherever possible should Mrs. Molzahn. on the stand Com Prod ...... 49 tra. Tomorrow's Program three and one-balf houra, gave her ing apart from-the rioting and A son, Robert Luke Remlg, was Volga farther north. The Ruasiana mediately negotiable and carrying National Fire ...... 54 56 Del L A Wn ...... 3'5 POPULAR bs conserved. The new Jar tops In­ 12:5I^New*, A. M. / that many were concerned over born August 9 to Mr. and Mrs. said they were inflicting tremen­ a small return and early maturities Phoenix ...... 80 83 troduced last jrear that do not re­ version of a visit by the Rev. Du Pont ...... 113^. Tonaorrow’s Program 7:00—News. / Aleksi Pelypenko, to her husband's the bloody turn to what Gandhi Russell L. Remlg of CollegevlIIe, dous losses on Germans attempt­ upon cessation o f hostilities. Traveler* ...... 390 410 Elec Auto - L ...... 27>. FOOD MARKET quire rubbers are coming Into gen­ Avoidance of tremendous tax A. M. 7:10— Shopper* Speptu. Philadelphia parsonage. had instated was to bo only a non- Pa., formerly of Manchester. This ing to break through south of PnbUe UtUitle* Erie RR Ct ...... 6i| eral use, the said. -violent demonstration of m M dis­ Kletskaya. about 75 milea north­ liabilities retroactively Imposed Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 36 H 6:00— Reveille, Agricultural News. 7i35— Robert Pupriei* Program. Canning CoVn The FBI aaid that Molzahn had is their second son. Gen Elec ...... 26 6:35— Newa. obedience. west of Stalingrad. upon individuals. Conn. Pow...... 30 Gen Food* ...... 3 iq 7:45—Tiickel* Pragram. >855 MAIN STREET RUBLNOW BUILDING < DONNELLY’S c The speaker gave the newest, used his pai-Mnage as a "pewt o f­ 6:30— Reveille. Work stoppages of unknown ex­ Misa Ines Hampton of 123 Sum­ Southwest of StalingrSd.' near A corporate normal tax and war Hartford EL LL ... 4S« Gen Mot ...... 37’ J 7:55— N e w *^ "' ^ approved method for canning corn, fice” for letters from the other 6:55—New k 8:00— N*M ''^of the World. “Whqre Thrifty Shoppers Shop** JEWELERS AT THE CENTER four defendants. tent have hit cotton mills mostly mer street waa honored with a Kotelnikovski, the Germans were surtax of not more than 35 per Hartford Gaa ...... 23 Goodyear T A R ...... 17S e both whole kernel and cream style, throwing every weapon available ■7:00—Morning Watch. 8:15— ^hbppera Special— Mualc, PeljT)enko waa in the service of engaged on war contracts In Bom­ personal shower last night. The cent, with appropriate adjuatmenta S. N. E. TeL <>>. . . . 109 Int H a r v ...... 47 e which is to cut the corn from the into the battle and the Russians 8:00—New*. Time. Coal Burning the FBI for several months. bay and Ahmedabad. India’s two party waa held at the home of for net incomes of less than $25,- Unit. nium. Bhs. . . . 37 H Int Mer Mar ..., ...... 7)< ^eob without pre-cooking. For the were responding in kind. The Rus­ 8:15— World News Roundup. M O ^ N e w *. / Mrs. Molzahn aaid that Father chief textile cities. Miss Evelyn Priesa of Foley street 000. Western Mass...... 16 Int Nick ...... 26 cream atyle, the oiiter portions of sian communique said "the enemy M'onld Define Excess Profits 8:30— Women’s Radio Bazaar with Ft35— Shoppers Special^—continu­ Pelypenko visited her husband’s Besides the truck looting, h and attended by 20 relatives and ladnatrial Int Paper ...... 9 Nan Clarke. 1 ths kernel should be cut off and was forced to go over to defensive Revision of the excess profit* Acm e W ir e ...... 17 ed. ★ ' Thursday Specials -A I the remainder scraped off with the pAraonage, in Philadelphia last government ^aln warehouse was friends of the bride-elect. Refresh­ I n t T A T ...... 2'i 8:56 Program Parade. Pipe and broken .Into, Its store* scattered on ments were served by the hostess operations” in one area. tax credits and relief provlsibna to Am. Hardware .... 31H 9 00— Prea* New*. jb a c k of a knife, add one half as year, but the attracUve 37-year- Johns - Man ...... 56*i 9:00— Rhythms o f the Dey. the streets and lU cash Uken. and a pleasant evening waa enjoy­ (A neutral official In Istanbul define more accurately true exceaa Arrow H A H cm. . S41k 9:15—Radio Reader. / much boiling water as com, by old woman aaid that It was the Jones A Lau ...... 19i( 9:15— Food News.. ed. Miss Hsmptoii Is to be married aaid yesterday a German propa­ profito. BlUlnga A Spencer . 3% 9:30— Burl Ives. ^weight, heat to boiling point, fill first time that ahe had ever seen CWcntta Alao Quieter Kennecott ...... 28 Ti 9:30— ^Aunt Jenny’e SMOKED The big Industrial city of Cal­ on September 3 to Robert Cloud­ ganda “inspector” had Indicated to Repeal of the provision for re- Bristol Brass ...... 37 U g g A M y B ...... 62 9:45—Thus W e U v*. t Jars, using a teaspoon of salt to a him. Steriee. Pipeless Furnaces. cutta alao was quieter, but from man, Jr., of East Hartford. aim that (Tcrmany may have negotlaUon of war contraeta. ThU Colt's Pat. F irs ____ 63H Loew** . 44N 10:00—Valiant Lady. ; ( quart, and leave about an inch of Father Pelypenko said on the reached mqst of her 1943 objec- 9:45—Music While Work. elsewhere came such reports as provision was called “arbitrary In Eagla L o c k ...... 9 ^ Mont Ward ...... 39*i 10:00 Eezz 10:15-4t«ri«* AquMca Lavee. apace at the top of the Jar. This stand thzt he bad ncelved a letter 'vss In Russia. H * said the Ger­ from Kunze bearing Molzahn’e the looting of two branch post o f­ A special meeting of the Ladles th* extreme, delegating an uncon­ Fainlr Baarlnga ... 96 . N o s h - K s l v ...... 5 ‘ i 10:15*' -Ez cheloriF' Children. 10:30—Amanda of Honeymoba Steam and Hot Water Boilers, Automatic * may sound Uke a lot o f water, but man spoke of erecting before win­ trolled discretion, to administrative SHOULDERS -5 3 ' Hart and Cooley . . . 100 * the cream style will take it up name as a return address. fices at Cawnpore. A military de­ Auxiliary of the A.O.H. will’ N at B ta c ...... 15 10:80—Help ^ t * . HiU. held tonight at 7:90 at the home ter an "eastern wall" which would officials to reflx the price of, any Hendey Mach., cm. . 6 Nat Cash R e g ...... 164i Stokers .with. Controls, Radiator Air Valves, s while the whole kernel does not Mrs, Molzahn jdld not recall the tail baa en ter^ the city where po­ 10:45—Lonjfmlre Reports. 10:48— Fletcher WUey. of Mr*. James Fogarty. 54 Walnut run across the northern Caucasus contract or subcontract at any Land’r* Fr. A ak. . 36 Nat Dairy ...... 15V require quite aa much. The can- date of the call by Father Pely­ lice fire haa killed one person. 11:00—Rohd of Life. 11:0— Mary Lee Tkylor.•niylor. Fiimace Cement. Asbestos Cement and,Pi|>e 4 street, after which tha member* mountains, up the (Xaplan coast time, and any number of times. New B rit M. com. . SSJk Nat Distill...... 24 Ti . Bern were cautioned to keep the penko except that It waa "very From other parts of India came ll:1 5 7 -vic end Bade. 11:15—Second Huaband. STEWING will proceed to the home of Miss and Uu Volga river to Stalingrad “The rate o f tax upon capital North and Judd . . . 34 N Y Central...... 9 Covering. q Jars in boiling water and keep ev- hot.” these reports: llj^ O ^ A ga ln st the Storm. 11:30— Bright Herlson*. EHlzabeth McCluskey, their late and then roughly along the piks- gains should be moderater-«er- Peck, Stow A WU .. 7% Nor Am O o ...... 7 erythlng aa hot as possible. She testified that upon the o c m - Lucknow; More Oongresa mem­ f45—David Harum. 11:45— Aunt Jenny*a Stories. member. ent front to Leningrad.) tainiy no greater than the existing R u sm U M fg. Co. . . . 30H I I Another suggestion made by the alon of a visit to Germany five bers and students arrested: post Northern Pac * ...... 51 :00— ^Little Show. 12:00— Kate Smith Speak*. VEAL 3J)00 Oermana Killed rate," Alvord said; "and a shorter ScoviUe ...... 22H Packard ...... 21 IbsUII a Blower In Your Present Furnace and Bum ! demonstrator was to seal the Jars years ago ahe never saw-a Nazi offices sacked and many • stores P. M. 13:15—Big SiiU r. The mid-day communique aaid bolding period should be adopted. StlexCki...... 9H Pan Am Alrw ...... 18 ■ by putting down both bales. Form- party emblem in her husband's and Lucknow Unlverelty closed. Mrs. C. ft. Burr of italn street 12:15—Luncheonalres. 13:30—Romance of Helen Trent. Buckwheat Coal — The Cheapest Anthracite On the Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 2.000 Germans bad been killed in \ "I Stanley W o rk s ...... 3914 Param Piet ...... 16’,' 12:45— Here Comes the Band. ’ criy one was left for the final seal, button-hole as waa testified by Patna; A mob of 2,000 moved 13:45—Our 0*1 Sunday. POt PAINTINO WAUS, Frederick D. Sober of Ann Arbor, nine days by one mortar unit in do., pfd. 38 Penn R R ...... 21V 1:00— News. , Market. 2 - 1 c i and It has always been difficult government witnesses. toward the secretariat, seat of the Fletara Tastes Ideatteal , 1:00— Newa. . Mich. the terrific fighting around Klet- Torringion ...... 2514 Pbeipe Dodge ...... 24 1:15—Marjorie Mills Hour. CEILINOS . . . AND ( when the canning process was provincial government. A first vol­ l OSi—Tha Inside Pag*. Veeder • Root'...... 38 PhU Pet ...... 384 1:45—Cedric Foeter, commenta­ Conversion From Oil To Coal Can Be Done Without completed to . seU . these boiling No Interead In Primary ley by soldiers failed to stop them, ■kajra. Conabohocken, Pa.— — A eon- 1:15— Woman in W hit*. OVBK' WAIIPAPISI Red Star Reported that German New Terfc Bank* Pub Sve N J ...... 94 tor. bot tops. In the case of the screw but a second killed five persona tinsnt and a couple of aceons may 1:30— Vic and Sad*. Priorities. drives from Kletskaya and from Bank of N. T ...... 355 Pullman ...... ^..... 25 3:00-LStudio Program. f top Jan, after the top is made Denver— —Colorado's sup and Injured 14. separate Alan and Lester Earl— 1:45— The Goldbergs. Don't paint or decorate a aingle room Public Records KoUenlkovakl definitely had been Bankers Trust .... 3714 Radio ...... : . . . X - ...... S’ 2:16— Medley Hm e. Hal Kolb, or­ BEEF LIVER ^ « < tight it is released about one posed to have a primary election Madras: Three'ripUrs killed and 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. in your houa* until you've heard all the but when It comes to UsU they're Cantral Hanover ... 7014 ganist. fourth inch for expans'ion. Sept. 8, says H. P. Sweeney, Den­ 22 Injured Monday by shooting; stopped after the Nazi columns Repubhe S U ...... 134 3:15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Intern* detaUa about K E M -TO N B W aff Finizh 'clqae as p«sa In a nod. Their Chase ' ...... 34 Rey Tob B . . . . '...... 23 2:30— (kmcert Miniatures. Mias Wadsworth displayed rasp- ver Election Commission aecrc' other* injured 'Tuesday afternoon. Administrator's Deed had made some progress. Nortb- mother, Mr*. Uoyd Earl, received —4b* naw miracl* paint by Sherwin- Oieniicml ...... 37 Savage A n fis ...... 10> 2:48— D q y ^ Drtama with Bud 2:30— W e Love and Learn. t berries. Jarred in their own Juice tary, but—"The eligible voters Agra< Three wounded by police Louis J. Steger, administrator sast of Kotelnikovski, hug* Ger­ Rock Wool Insulation Williama! lYa antirely different from ^ plctur* cards from both boya in Sear* Roeh ...... 53V Rainey. 2:48— Life Can Be BcauUfuL without either sugar or water and won’t reglsted. W e can’t get Judge* of the estate of the late George man tank forces supported by a t y ...... 2314 ordinary painta..-. bringa new convenience' 1 fire; schools picketed and Hindu the same mall, one poetmarked Continental ...... 1014 Shell Un ...... 13V 2:56—Newg. . they looked beautiful. She said If or clerk*. We’ve had to hire peo­ Steger and Annie F. Steger, to planes were thrown at the Rusal ah and aconomiae to painting. See n* todayl shopi closed in this city o f the from k aouthem U.. 8. camp, th* Corn Exchange...... 31 ’ BORING BEEF ib tbs bariiea are packed tightly in ple to go from door to door beg­ Lawrence WT Freheit, et ux, lota lines and broke through the So­ Socony • Vac ...... 84 and Insulating Board TsJ Mshal. other from a foreign port. The First National ....lOSO B ou -P a o...... 18*- * tbs Jar thia la a satisfactory meth- ging people to put in polling 42 and 43 In the South Manches­ viet defeiBee. Lawlor Declines T%ree Mote Arreated picture* were identical. O uaraa^ Trust . . .*. 227 SO myss...M0 russ...Mo worHym ti^od, and If Just before serving one places.” ter Heights tract on I^mdale Russian forces were regrouped Std Brands 34 Allahabad: Death penalty order­ streeL- and soon put the Germans on the Irving ’Trust ...... 914 Std Oil C a l ...... 214 Women Assisting C A U F O R N l.q I 'dsMred to add syrup they could do ed In united provinces for arson ZS«wli4»»Mn ...... 14 To Tell His Plans CLAPP'S . so. She gave the following form- **"Te*r Wait For Ogarettea Warraatee Deed defensive. Red Star said. Two Die la Plaae Oraak Std Oil Ind ...... 25 or use of explosives; three more Manufact T r...... 3314 * ula for an invert ayrup: two tups. „ Katherine Butler to Roee Guar- In some places around Klet- Std OU NJ ...... 37 Harvesting Beans SARDINES Congress party men arrested in naschelU, et ala, land on Center N. T, Trust ...... 64 Texas C o ...... 344 $ BABY FOOD * sugar, 3-i cups water, 1 tablespoon 1-^ Portland. Ore.—(4»i—Lieut E. S. akaya, the Germans made from CXieektowaga. N . T Aug. 13— Wateilniry, Aug. 13—oh— For­ STRAINED. . IN TOM.4TO SAUCE thia home city of Pandit Jawa- street five to ten frontal attacks within Public National .... 27 Timken Roll B ...... 364 ( Ismon Juice. Allow- the syrup to ' ordered Corp. Fred Angell to harlal Nehru. (F)— ^Two men wererer# Mat mer State Senator Joseph H. Law­ 3 C .4 N 8 ...... X W C 1-PO UND CTheney Brothers to the Con- 24 hours, the Arm y organ report­ night when an old-faauOSSdd-faaSEoSed puoh- Title Ouarantea .... 214 Un C arbide...... 664 Portland, Or*., Aug. 12—(F)— « simmer, not boll, for half aa hour 1 **, • pack of cigarettes. An- Wardha: One sbobting incident. lor today declined to say whether CHOPPED, - 4% e aad do not store in refrigerator, I hiked five miles but found the '!>ecticut Power Comi>any, right of ed, adding that the Don river er-type training plane ' stalls at XT. 'S. r^riiat 980 Unit A ir L ...... 12 It's bean money Instead o f pin CAN ...... l U C Nagpur: Schools closed but some way. for power line on land kt or not he would be a candidate*for 8 CAN-U ...... X J y ■ ksep it at room temperature. I t ' f , closed. That was in France should become the barrier in thia abput 400 feet and plunged to the Unit A l r c ...... 2S4 Bwney these days as the Portland stores reopened and number of Prospect street and Farm Road. the Democratic nomlnatjon for the d w ill be found handy for summer i ™ I»18- Sundair Brig. Gen. S. decialve battle. earth near an airport b*r*..a>lef Unit Ooz Imp ...... 34 League of Women Voters pteparaa WINS WITH SASYTO COVOtS WITH ' PKies IH 'E. workers returned to mills. BnUdtng Permits state Senate from the 16th dta- •.a grtaka. and in canning peaches two Ott, at Medford.Medford, Ore.,- will receive The mid-day communique re­ of PoUce W alter J. Marynowski U 8 R u b b er...... 184 to aid ta the* harvest at a crop WATSf... APPir... OHSeCAT... OHSHQUK.. In Bombay the mobs, led main­ Anthony A. Smith, 366 Hilliard trlcL Lawlor, who reptuaented the LUX \ or three tablaspoons to the ja r ! cigarettes from clriliaa Fred ported that the Germans had been aaid the victima were Harold Daw­ U S S t e e l...... * ...... 474 thrsataaed by th* curreat scarcity ly by students, appeared to be get­ street 100; W illiam J. Stevenson, PtaUadelphia— (F) — Don’t aU .Warner Br P ie t ...... ; ...... 54 district from 1938 to 19M, hza - f BHiy k* added. Misa Wadaworth . - who .— haa Just Just learned learned dlsledged from two populated son, 3g, Buffalo, and Stanley L «- o f farm labor. KETCHUP ting tired. 103 Starkweather street 9200. about at enee, but W . C. Ghley, Went U n io n ...... 35 been mentioned zz z possible op- FLAKES hniught the giced peaches to boil- where his one-time commander is. places south' of -Voroneah oa the gacld, 30, Depew, owner of the From Aug. 28 to 29—T h t peak MEDIl'.’M, GALLON ’^ousanda o< worker* roamed batr-enrier zsanufaetnrer, haa 38,- W eet El A M f g ...... 664 nent o f Former Rep. John F. tag point before filling the Jars, a upper course o f the Don-and that plan*. days of th* been harvest—the •bin for th* nomhtetlow. Sebztor the Bombay streeta, but some re­ George W. Griffin ^pUed for 30 000 pounds o f rubber ha does Woolworth ...... 38 PACKAGE'...... 14-OZ. T A L L Pott* Tonm ggathnii recommended by the U. S. Water Taak Bet Afire several Nasi counter-attacks had league'* memberz will go to tb* Edward P. Bgzn Is not a candidate ■ LARGE, turned to their Joba. building permits fior single homes, been repulsed. know what to do with. It's bi BOTTLE— Mix 1 galloa witfi Xlenartment of Agriculture and each to cost 93,700, and to be jirnreasBil tato a form known ■eartiy Oorbett fields fo r za elgtat- for renomtaatlon. 2 P.\CKAGE.k...... J C ■ad Home Economics, to draw Salt Lake City— —Firemen Tha Kodak photographic plant Sa ffers FSaetared Htp boor stint daily. lOe water and make closed Monday when rioter* threw constructed on Hilliard strset -of “ acorebod'* nibbar. TIm Army can't Lawler, however, helda a ' Job lEa Juiooa o f trulta and berriea. " ‘cre called to the Denver and Rio Ta Faea Caatasapt Ckarga Th* cherkz wlQ be tunmd over with th* State Liquor Control gallotia paint. rock* through the window* an' the building inspector today. The Albuerque. N. M.——A dis­ use it, the wholeaaler won't take Hartford, Aug. 12— (F) —Wll- Your coat, raody- Grande Western railroad yards__ it back, and aersp dealw* can’t to th* league to Saanc* its Infor­ coranlzzlon and th* chairman of some worker* left. Today 'it r« total estimated coet at the con­ Bridgeport. Aug. 13— un— Coun trict court aettlement gave Maudle Uam CarrolL 19. o f 39 Logail r BaHred Jaattea Dte« to save a tank containing 10,000 pay him what it's worth. Cklay mation program on candihatee and that rommlzelon, John 8. F itz­ HOOmHSM K M H ir gallons of water. I^xromoUve opened with a reduced staff. struction gnJUp is 974.000. ty Attorney Kenneth J. ZarriUl of Lee Clark 9309 In compenoation, ztroet. New Britain, zuffered a . LUX SOAP MUSTARD. would gladly uae the stuff himself, Izeuee ta th* faS election. patrick, haa aaid that Lawlor OVOH... WASHASIS... aparks had set the roof of the The main trouble areas in Bom­ Bridgeport today was ordered by damages and medical expenaae— fractured hip today when z motor­ Oraat Barrlagtoa, Maas.. Aug. * f A a l but the War Produetkn Board cycle he waz drivtaig collided with would have to rerign to rtter th* Walter-B. Sanford. 79. tank afire. One thousand gallotia— bay were pc^ced so closely that Judge John Clark Fitzgerald of fo r taijuriee suffered tat fittin g a 1-POUND Commoa Pleas eourt'to appear in ■ays K'a still mbbar and won’t 1st a car at a street Jngerzectldn here. ■sHZtnrial rae*. Lawlor declined B U Y W A R SAVINGS STAMPS . . ON SAK AT IN THE NEWEST, EMANTEMT PASTEL COLONS! t odurt Justice here for 49 from a hydrant—extinguished the there were only light outbreaks girdle on a customer. She apratawd Ohjaet TO Thz Oa to rqvqgi hla future plzaz, adytaig JAR— blaze. ysaterday. Weat Springfield. Ifaa*., Aug. 13 court Aug. 19 at 10 a. m. to show her band and finger. HIz condlUon Is not cenzideted . 3 3 0 « l O e prior to hU leUremeet a —(F)— ^Lawrence J. Oollliia. 30, of only: cause why be should not be held crlUezL ' San Diego, Cahf. — (F) — Tt'z diod today at Falrriew Springfield, waa klOed today when 'The aewepeper* ere fighUag OaSelM* Fish In Corn FW d in eeatampt tat eeanartlna wltk the pqelUvety ridlculouz," grumbled an sutomobile in whlcli ka waa a preoaatur* release of Tltamaa J. Bedy Thkaa rrm m Ehrer my battle.’* (.(»>! I ltv W\KI) Vice-Mayor Fn^ Simpson aa city , Yellow Canning Penches Pickling Onions atraek a hydiaat. Genova of Bridgapert fraaa th* kU fa- E to Ct m Ic Neb.— Oaytoa Hartford. Aug. U — fJPt councUmaa ztamed a ztata JOHNSON PAINT COJ Neal couldn t go fishing because county JalL Sm i Diego, Calif.—(FV—WrOU • ther was a kero ta th* FIrM World Hartford, Aug. 12— (64 —^Tho $1.49 Basket 10-lb. Bag, 29r ‘ lad.—US—N ightwatch- nectient mmmunltlea aeecting ■•* tax bill of $4,008.15 on parktag hla father's com needed Irrigating, acbool buses sriU have vehlclM al hand-wrlaging landlord ta City W ar. Arthur J. GOrey, 16. r*o*tv*d body o f Mlao EUen Fitzgerald, 68. mateia. T don't thtak tha atata Xrstdsr's Mtarpshoot- but the Ashing came to him. A fter located to tbaea througb a *>ard-- Manager Walter Cboper: ~Too>e a apadal oader age parmlt from who had been living for th* past ipdwta. Teach once raformed rtonid tax OHInk’* arattered I's opsn- directing the flow of water in the atlck” plan proposed ay the Na- Laka Mokoak. N. T „ Aug. 13— raised water rates, why donT yea WaMdagton ta anSzt ta the Mz- 10 months at-a convmleocent home, tMtpatarOy and aetfiad dawn ht Maaagea W alter Ooopar. 'The Bath. N. e , whara he toak Ma field Neal waa a u r p ti^ to kl of ^hief State (F)—WUUam Jourdan Ra^. 47. London. Aug. IX—(F)—Fighting do eomethtng about the uaweomer* ztaa Oeepa. Oarajrz fathzr , JnzUe* was taken fram the Part river 8S4-M8 MAIN SI ■arlniiiiliig in Ule water be School OffU,gia to French - - waatlag U 'e a ata. They o f th* Paaa* Otartaa A. Oaeagr of IwliiM dta* eonacU voted to poy, hot derided l8th wife. Teach •t ’ the rows of com Quick GOT ■aanaansil t o ^ today Wi M M Hi m War - * MAINCHfiSi'fiK £.V£;XS1MU HERAL.U, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 12, 1943 LGE TEN ■ / • MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAX, AUGUST 12, 1943 PAGE ELEVEN s Of Interest Shopping With To Local Women Pagani^s Crew Confident of Stopping Moriartys Tonigh

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Tonight; Big Crowd! is melted, then lncrea.se heat and tle line stands a united people j> t In your menus by using the thor­ 8 p ring mattresses The polished wood, and the clean To keep our faith in these prirt- America and the United' Nations Games From New York Hambletonian boll 3 minute.a. Yield: 1 pint. manufactured a ft e r floor. ’ ' Might Bring Expected to See Rivals] oughly tested sugarless versions If syrup thickens after a few ciples of .Freedom of Dembcrgcy, who have faith in the paSi, con­ September 1st. How­ The closet with its counted linen. "What so proudly we hail’d by the fidence In the fiiture<'''Falth In iJead; Tribe Battles In Second Oash. given below: days, thin by adding coid water ever, at The Benson All tell her when she comes to daw’n's early light," these princi­ Jiffy Fudffe Froatlna (about 1 tablespoon i. Freedom regardless-'dr the despair­ Tigers To Scoreless Tie Bad Results Rich Trotting Feature At Furniture Co., they rest ples that are challenged again, at ing price we nnuS't pay. ■ The biggest crowd of the basa« ] ■ 1 cup semi-sweet Chocolate; 1-3 •'Oioco .Nut Spread still have a nice selec­ That hand and heart have done Bataan, at Pearl Harbor and in In 14 Fr$mies. Goshen; Eleven Start­ 3-4 cup peanut butter; 1-3 cup . Every ipatl' woman and child ball season Is expected at the I cup evaporated milk, heated (do tion at $24.50, $32.50, their best. other parts of the world, we must has a yitki part in thi/l war effort. I • cold water; 1 cup semi-sweet ers; Rationing Hurts West Side Oval this evening wheni * Mt boll). $37.50 ' and $39.50. And rich or poor she wants no pledge our energies, our. resourc'd* N^matter how small the endeavor, By Austin Bealmear Brooklyn Team*® Spirit chlcolate. ^ Easy terms! Better get yours now.' more and even our very lives. Pledge Mopiarty Brothers and Paganl’a J. Bring water in double boiler HELLO THERK:- .this is our own individual, battle. AP Sports Writer Around Circuit Has Attendance. ■ to a boll. Remove heal and melt ). Bring water In lower portion And has no less thsin other wom- them all with the detertninatljon It will be won, in the factories, on West Siders clash in the second of double boiler to a boil. Remove YOU ARE MRS. UNCLE SAM—Uncle Sam’s right-hand "Man" en. that nothing shall ijtahd in ''the With the New York Yankees game. The fans are warned that] s'Chocolate in top portion-over the for in this war the women are called upon to do both a man’s work A Bequcct the farms, in the homes and clhss- , Oub® Worried; Bean l^f^^ted water. 2. When chocolate heat and melt chocolate in top por­ We have a request for a recipe Way o f. ultimate victory, rooms. Before the couragepui de­ and Brooklyn Dodger* monopoliz­ By Orlo Bobertaoa the teams will start at 6 o'clodt j tion of double boiler over the as weir as a woman's work.. Even at home, we Americans have made This is the limit of her rule:' Still ahead Jbere Ijos' hard work sharp. This is to give them an ex­ t'-is completely melted add hot up' our minds- to salvage, every possible thing, to conser\,’e every pos­ for Dill Pickles. . How about It termination of America and her ing the major league penant races, Ball Bad Business. Goshen, N. Y., Aug. 12.— (JP)— - 'evaporated milk and mix until a heated watet. 2. When chocolate readers? Will anyone that has one Her garden with its weedy loam, and sacrifice Xor ,all of us. we at united allies “it shall be' done.” This historic vlUsge, steeped in tra fifteen minutes of playing Un® j is completely melted, stir in' pea­ sible piecerf)f clothing and morsel of food. In this way we can help fan* who like their baaeball close now that the eun sets earllsr. anootb gloasy frosting results, please share it with us? The church, the pigeons in the By Barton Benjamin nut butter and water and combine to produce such an overwhelming number of ships and planea and must be getting an occasional the lore of the trotting horse, en­ Who Is The Goat? g. Spread on cake. Sprinkle with steeple. NEA Service Staff Correspondent thoroughly. Yield; 1 pound. tanks that no barbaric enemies can ever threaten our freedom and The voices of the neighboring peo­ thrill these days out of the way joyed its annual day in the sporte That is the question which is j nuts or cocoanut if desired. Frosts the flag we live under. To this end we housewives have the greatest Threie Cheers for OardenT\ ber to watching his conversation Sun today with 11 three-year-olds Note; Delicious spread for sapd- ple. the other first division clubs are New York, Aug. 12.—It is high keeping the series at’ fever heat g ca)te layers. Job In history. , Salad Again Ait^ar Critics to keep from passing on anything time for either (Jommissloner tangling In the 17th Hambletoni­ right now. The sideline critics ar* Note: Please follow carefuUy wiches; as frosting or cake filling. Bryant and Chapman Co, are Her children coming bhek from.. that might , lie regarded as mili­ scrapping for the consolation This column Is featured each week to help you in your war en­ school, , .. prizes. Kenesaw Mountain Landis or Na­ an. all wrapped up in picking some- | deavors and to also help you find your dally needs in merchandise now again featuring Sealtest Gar­ tary infotfiiation. Her peace, her freedom, and' her Yesterday, for instance, the tional L.eague President Ford Poaslblllty of a decided drop in one to pin the blame on for the that is specially priced to help your new war budgeta. - den Salad that proved so popular attendance because of the war first defeat in the cup serjea. One home; Should Earii a If he is a man of military age Cleveland Indians batUed the De­ Frick to step In and put a atop to I the capacity of 5.800 gallons each laat Spring. Thaty, creamy cot­ took aome of the color away from authority blames Katkaveck, and seven and one-half miles long. he must have dohc nothing to try troit Tigers for 14 innings without one of the filthiest and most dis­ Victory Dish Gardens tage cheese and fresh garden the event which in other years While more lay the blame at tha - ^Milk Industry lettuce make a tart salad. Just This is her hqpe,'^ that she may to k.eep out of the armed forces a score on either aide. While the graceful malpractices in the his­ Some idea of the strain placed A happy thought for vegetables combined in a handy land If he is unmarried and with­ tory of baseball. has attracted crowds variously es­ door of Jackie May and more aay upon . the dairy industry will bo right for meat or, fish. Serve with refrigerator Jar, 25c. Call 7697, give , Right to Judge Tribe missed a chance to retake that Wilkos should have started .someone who is ill or a thick, tart French drensing. . out dependents, it may be he IrVe refer to the plague of In­ timated from 20,000 to 40,000, but realised when one thinks how Tha Bryant and Chapman Co., or To those'’she loves, before she second place in the ' American The photographer said: "Honest boas. T don’t know what happened —musts been sun the second game. Ms Gimmended shut-in-—B Victory Dish dies. should have already enlisted.) tentional beanbalUng that has fol­ apots. or It took none away from the buggy much work it would be to get this Garden and at McCon- ask any salesman on the route. League, the deadlock produced the som etl^ g!" But. anyhow, here’s his slap-happy picture of a spirited bit of action First off. May tried to stretch One precious gift, America— Finding fault with the way the 'Those are the qualifications— lowed . the Brooklyn Dodgers a spirited bit of action as Allla Stolz whip derby itself. Officials of Good much milk from the farm to the ville's new store, 822 Sauerkraut With Spnreribn nearest thing to a no-hlt game in whips Chalky Wright in Madison Square Garden. L«ft to right: Allle Stolz, Allie Stolz, Chalky Time Park said they would be single into a double and was ★ This; home as It was given to her. war Is being run is America’s and only those who i;an pass them the current campaign. throughout the league. It flared up thrown out at second. A moment milk plant or cooling rtation every- Main street, there is a large Season and spareribs with salt and Choose Prom a Carload of Chairs —should be permitted to play In Chicago, In St. Liouia and most Wright and Chalky W right LiO ne (th^nk heavens!) referee la Billy Cavanaugh. happy if 10,000 to 12,000 pound vSeclretary o f Agriculture morning before breakfast. That, is pepper. Brown in a hot skillet. If There are triple 'savings to be This happy land, where they may number one parlor game right After playing to a standoff In later Katkaveck belted a triple to Interesting collection. Inexpensive live "How to Run the War." recently exploded In full violence their way to the. track. a very small part o f the Job that from $1.25 to $2.50—Cute novelty spareribs have extrA fat on them, enjoyed in Watkins’ August sale now. the twilight half of a doublehead­ deep center which would hava Say® Increased Pro­ As she did, under freedom’s skies. The trouble is, the people who In Boston. There bavll been lesser Despite the presence of Colby is Involved In growing the feed, pots and plants 15c each, too— do not add grease to the skillet. of custom-made chairs as buying er, the two teams came hack un Hanover, 1941 two-yekr-old champ scored May with the tying run. G’bye now. It might not be so much fun to can qualify according to that test flurries In almost every city In the They argue that If May waa o n . duction Aid® in War. caring for the cow^ milking them you’ll want several! Into ^ casserole place half the in carload quantity W’atkins can play if each player had to be der the lights and Detroit triumph and holder of a 2:03 mark this are todlng War Work • Change Fume to face Ernie Petrone of Philadel­ and trainers hopeful he may do it All these thlnn go to make up of the most important factors In and ease and which dries In one neke turned the trick for the.lby will be driven by Fred Outh^ i.aHt Year’® Top a lot better than guessing the war only to maintain dotnestic con­ 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind and one gallon of Kem-Tone real­ band over the bottom of the lin­ He must not be using the war er’s body. It was jUays, who, en­ pany team gave notice last night sumption of dairy products but to ing to realize *hc value of milk for Combine Spry and salt. Add 1-2 There were two out, in the ninth Jimmy Dolvln of New York Willie Pep of Hartford stepped Elgan of Aiken, 8. C., who won In news, because the ball gama ta l-_5. cup orange Juice ly makes up to 1 1-2 gallons of ing. as an excuse for spending every tirely by accident, beaned Ray that the rest of the Rec SoftbaH' m Team 9 to 6; Former Increase It." Steady nerves. 1-4 cup lemon Juice. cup brown sugar and cream well. Inning when Roger Cramer sin­ league was all through kicking with John Noce of Phils into the select circle of the coun­ 1940 with Spencer Scott,. played right here In front of theut paint. Economical too. $2.98 a gal­ cent he earns and all his spare diapman of Cleveland during the delphla In the other alx-roundar. Katkaveck IS out on a Umb fdr The magnitude of the milk In- Vice-President Wallace has sta­ Wash apricots and aoak several Add 1 cup flour and blend. Spread gled for the first blow off Milnar. them around In the aecond round. try's featherweights by handing Champ® Expected to lon, at The Johnson Paint Co. To prevent peeled apples from time having,fun because he “ may But the Indians also were held race of 1920. Chapman died from Noce haa lost but two of 37 battles tonight’s game. He will have WU- ‘dnatty’a accompUabments la shown ted-that a slogan for the post-war hours in 2 inches of water. Sim­ In Spry-coated 8x17 Inch pan. turning brown while, standing Burton's W hile' the 'Union Men walked off Pedro Hernandez s 10 round lacing period should be a quart of milk Bake 1^ alow oven (325 degrees not be able to have fun long." scoreless by Tommy Bridges, al­ the injury. Mays, who was abso­ and is said to be capable of giving Take Second Round. kos ready for the game and juflt by the fact that production ham in- mer about 30 minutea Mash coa’er them with salt water. M l Main 8L, Manchester with a 2-1 victory it waa a virtual at Bulkeley Stadium In Hartford .cregaed from an average of ap- for everybody, every day. TTjrough Stocking Salvage F.) 20 minutes. Add remaining 1 He must have done everything though he yielded nine hiU. The lutely guiltless, never completely Ray Robinson’s sparmate a rough I Sports Roundup | who Hedlund will send In there to through coarse strainer. Add rest recovered from the tragic affair. triumph for the (Jloak Company laat night before some 10,000 rabid fVprmdmately 104 billion pounds of tbe leadership of health and nutri­ You're lucky if you have stored cup brown augar and vanilla to bis government has so far asked only other blow off Milnar In the night. Dolvin also helped prepare Tile Pioneer Parachute Softball oppose the poMer faced righthand­ of ingredients and boil until thicK. of him, from turning in scrap rub­ O n you imagine the effects of a team who were used as doormata Willie Pep for his fight with Pedro fight fan*. The first round went er is not known. It Jiaa all tha ntlk par year during the yeaip tion authorities, milk Is gaining Stir with wooden spoon. Pour In­ away somewhere a batch of mls- eggs, beating until thick and Potted geraniums should be five extra frames was a single by durifig the first round. The box to the Brooklyn hoy, but the mar­ By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. team gave the Tigers a bitter set­ public acceptance aa the number foamy. 'Then add 2 tablespoons watered lightly every day. pre­ Rudy York in the 13th. tatal injury ,due to an Intentional Hernandez. earmark* of being B^xxlehd. Mur­ 'ltpS.^9 to approximately 120 bil­ to sterilized Jars and seal at once. matc silk stockings. Smart girls score; gin was Close and the second could Wide World Sports columnist back last night at Charter Oak lions. eatlmated aa the production one protective food. are dragging them out, using a flour, baking powder, coconut, and ferably by means of a* saucer in At the end of 14 innings, the' beanball ? ‘ Rematches feature the under­ dock is a posslbllltjr and eo to L«ral 143 card, lightweights Johnny Duke of have been called even; New York. Aug 12— In spite }t Kapura. . for this year.' This extra 10 bil­ stocking dye .to change or restore nuts and blend. Spread over which pot la set, never over the game wfls halted by darkness and transportation troubles, folks up atreet as they turned back the The Go\-emineBt Urges Yon to Brooklyn ia the most reviled club AB. R H. PO, A, E. Hartford and John Kildare, an ex- But the next eight rounds saw May stopped the Paganl eotiy lion pounds of milk each year pro­ , Leas sugar will be required if color, and are having snaga or baked mixture. Return to oven blossoms and leaves. an American L-eague rule that Opalach, 3b at Goshen figure on picking up a North Enden 9 to 6. The Hgen Consers'e in baseball. The Intense hatred of .3 0 • 0 1 1 0 NYA champ of Boston, meeting Pep taking command starting with cold after the second Inning. Ctti vides enough extra milk every day a pinch of salt is added to sour won’t permit daylight contests to Kerr, sf . . . .^ .2 0 0- 2 1 0 again in a three-rounder. Duke up­ the third and pile up a wide mar­ nice piece of change from - the had high hop'r of winning the sec­ to fill a train of tank cars, having fruits during cooking. One of the easiest ways to con­ finish under lights. It went Into the rest of the league, which haa he come back with two day’s redtT serve your clothing Is to have it Lovett, ss . . . 2 0 0 2 2 0 set the Bostonian last week by gin of point*. The Hartford box­ Hambletonian . . . not such a big ond round and this defeat, hurt That is the question which t****^*- the books as a scoreless tie, to be repeatedly flared into open hos­ Del Conti, cf .. 2 2 1 2 0 0 er showed ring critic* and expert* crowd for the one day, but a lot frequently cleaned. Yoti will find tility, has forced the Dodgers to putting him to sleep for the full their chances conaidcably. The veck must decide befor* the played off today aa part of a dou- Sebula, lb .. . . 2 0 1 3 0 0 count in less than two minutes of from New York that there are still more people decided to come early that by sending all your clothing, blebeader. flgjit every inch of the way. Sus­ losers broke Uie Ice in the third take the field tonight. TTiea Fa- blankets, linens, etc., to ’The U. S. Leaves From Anne CaboVs Album Llchatz. if .. . 2 0 0 1 0 0 the first round last week. Kildare fighter* outside the Influence of and stick around for all three ganis have the home end o t ths Disxy Trout pitched the Tigers picion points to the Brooks from Goodwill, rf . ...2 0 Gotham. A* soon a* Pep realized days of racing . . . Bridgeport, inning with two runs, but the um­ Cleaners you will get popiplete 1 0 0 0 had made quite a hit here, had game In this one. to victory in the second game, the outset In the (Jhlcago melee, Dubaldo, 2b . . . .2 0 0 6 0 0 proven himself a clever boxer and that Hernandez pulled hlz pants Conn., is due to get its first taste brella-men came back m the fourth j — Your Next Suit — aattafaction,.They have a delivery after. Jimmy Foxx and Louie with foul runs and managed u> (hip WUl Be Beady limiting the Tribe to seven hits Rozicki, c ...... 20 0 3 0 0hard hitter. And his knockout was on the aame way he did. he went to of blg-tlme hosing since.Jack De­ service also and If you call 7100 Novlkoff had homered, D'urocher stay ahead through, ut tht. rest of Manager Felix McEvltt wSl It was made in 1878 by the while hla mates pounded Mel Har­ Rubacha. p .. . . 2 0 0 1 0 0 a complete surprise. work and turned in a line Jobr laney’s day when Lee Savold turn the cup over to. the league they will be glad to serve you. came out to the mound to talk to First class In every respect. clashes with Mike Alfano there the game. Their prices are quite reasonable. friends of Rosa Clifton Burrell— der and Harry Eisenstat for a Lou Montlero of Hartford and proxy, Jack Dwyer before game With fall Just around the cor­ dosen blowrs. Klrbie Higbe. 'The nest pitch .was Totals...... 21 2 3 21 4 b George Humes of East Hartford Any doubt that might have been next week. Promoter Billy Prince In the fifth Inning Martin, a new­ ner, the next outfit you will has­ Try them today! each block and there are forty- comer In the league, doubled to time. If Paganl’* come through it AH this happened within a few aimed at Bill Nicholson’s behd. Cloak Team have also been rematched. Humes lingering around up to the ninth figures the war workers have ten to make younelf will be a'ault nine of them— made and signed ’ I ' . TTie two teams went absolutely centerfleld. scoring Cy Blanchard will go to them forthwith and tt. by a different friend. It must have hours after Lou Boudreau signed AB. R. H. PO. A. E. holds a decision over the tough was dispelled by Pep’s fighting enough dough to make it pay . , . they lose it wlU be presented to dreas. Here is Just the design for A Guide to Volume AuthoriMee agree dairy products are an Important eonroe of amok. Hi Blthom of Chicago be­ Rodvan. ss .. . . 3 0 1 0 1 0 Hartford southpaw. ability. 'The Hartford- boy took Tile Western Pennsylvania Golf and Modean. (?y Blanchard It! A trim, cardigan Jacket, a slim, been quite, a party the day they a new contract to manage the In­ leaned on one In the seventh and the winner In the final game Fri­ In calculating the cost and your vitamins A, B and O. which build bones, teeth and muscles, and dians for three more years. gan to throw the duster and when Wylot. 2b , . . ..20 0 0 0 0 Middleweight* Jack Leonard off the wrap* and gave the home Association has two scholarships day evenlilg. fabric-conserving skirt, with a surprlMd Rosa, and presented her he was shelled from the mound. Correttl. lb . town fans a dazzling performznca it waa good for fdur baaea.. Daigle needs for the winter, the following with the quilt 'for her new home. regulate vithl hnniaa proceeoee. Incinile fresh milk, cream and ^Brawns Stop Sox . . 3 0 1 9 0 0 and Pat Martino, Hartford rivala, at Pitt and one at Duqueape-^for The playing field bothered both pleat for walking room! Smart ______„ flung the ball in rage at Manager Seriflne. p .. . .1 0 0 1 have been paired. agalnat the number two feather­ was on base when he drove the ball for gabardine, covert, the new ray­ table giving approximate amounts I admired this ol^ nullt at the f u n Detroit’s victory enabled the 4 0 coddles and wants to plape'mie at deep Into right field. teams and It was not In good con­ butter In your diet every day. Order thenj fromt Godin, 3b ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 Two other prelims will complete weight of the country. Oamegle Tech . . . WpH^any time on suitings or corduroy.- which one bushel of fruits or home of Mrs. Tempe' Burtell in Tlgert to regain fifth j^ace, **4*°“ * benny Gryzb was the batting dition for the teams Monday night, vegetables will produce in canning Whitlow Wyatt and Manuel Sal­ Kosak, rf : . . : 2 0 0 1 0 0 the card, with Johnny Marrlnon Big Boy CarllU of Hartford won a kid can count endugb to go to Pattern No. 8161 is designed for Lorain, Ohio, thla summer. She the help of the St. Louis Browns, over George Fuller of Norwalk star of the evening as he-connected that much ia certain. But, as a may be convenient. who mapped a nine-game winning vo, the two participants at Boston, Puzzo, c .... . 2 0 0 5 0 0 of Iowa State Teachers- being' college he’s im-goodi as a caddie. West Side rooter eaid, why not size* 12, 14, 16. 18, 20, 40 and 42. told me the story of Che quilt and Schoolmaster, rf 3 0 listed tentatively in one of them. but as he sat there looking at the safely three times, including a dou­ 1 bushel peas in pod, 10 quarts, Bryant .dk Chapman Co. streak for the Cflilcago White Sox. culminated an afternoon of bean- 2 0- 0 0 Todpy’g Guest Star ble. in three trips to the plate.. play anyway? Morlartye wore- Size 14, short sleeves, 3 7-8 yards gave me permission to copy It. halllngt with Wyatt throwing his D1 Avanzo, cf ..3 0 1 0 0 0 Dulmaine has quite a record be­ bout one wondered Just where Wllbujx"'Jennings, Frederlck*- 35 or 39-inch material, long 20 plots. This particular block—a beaisty TELEPHONE 7697 Denny Galehouse pitched the Cartm's home was. The Capitol 'ITr* second, round looks like a ready and that forced the West 1 bushel lima beans unsbelleJ, bat, bolo fashion, at Salvo after Mitchell, cf .. .=. 2 1 0 1 0 0 hind him. He stopped cold Billy bup|/-iV*)., Free Lance-Star sleeves, 2 5tS yards 54-inch ma­ —waa mads by Mrs. Day back In Browns to a 9-2 triumph, toaaing Augustus in one round here last City heavyweight took the first dog-fight rlgh't up until the last Sides to play. Mllesld was ipared terial. ' 10 quarts or 20 pints. « a four-hitter at the WhIU Sox an inside pitch had sent him " h the football season about to game. Vic’s took the first round the responsibility of ordering the 1876.. It's of the most beautiful sprawling. Totals ...... 24 1 S 18 ■"6 0 year, mnd returned to take the three rounds by a wide margin, et -under way, the wag on the For this attractive pattern, send 1 bushel wax or String beans, paisley cotton, a material that la which puahed them back to sixth nod over Billy Allard In another lost the fifth with the fourth with ease, but all the teams are game played when both manageia 15 quarts or 30 pints. place. Score by innings: comer has suggested that the fan strengthening up and more ctooe agreed. ISc in coin, your name, address, no longer to be found, but the de­ Even the placid New York Yan Independent ...... 000 001 0—1 one of those bruising struggles. sixth being even. But wltat a who once took along a quart of pattern number and size to The 1 bushel com, husked, 6 quarts sign la Just as beautiful when In another night affair, the Allard tried hard to knock out booing the home town sports gave games and upsets are anticipated It should be the best game o t or 12 pints. * Waahlngton Senators downed the kees, whose belligerence takes Lotal 743 ----- .^>^.'010 100 x—2 alcdhollc beverage when be went within the next three week*. the season tonight from the fan’s ';] Manchester Evening Herald, To­ copied In modem, small-patterned Leo, their man. Fuller, on the other to a game In hla neighbor's car 1 bushel tomatoe^ 16 quarts or Philadelphia Athletlca, S-l, behind the form of baseball hustle, became jSacrlflcefl, Godin; double plays, hand, waa roundly cheered when he Tonight at Charter Oak atreet standpoint. Moriartys are fighting day’s Pattern Service, 106 Tth percale or calico. Rubacha to Sebula. Del Conti to The French-Canachrane’s Great Lakes A B R H PO A E pitted against each other tonight sewing. No two blocks could be alike ao Mughaon went the dUtance for sailors, for his Oamp Shelby 1 bushel plums, 20 quarts or 40 men with supposedly normal im­ run in 7 innings; wild pitches Ru­ haa beaten FYeddie Archi had Hernandez fought, aa hit re­ Daigle. 2 b ___ .3 12 0 1 fl Pattern l5c. Pattern Book 15c, tbs chatter and fun of deciding Boaton, gaining hla 14th win bacha 2; winning pitcher, Ru­ (Miss.) baaeball team. "I think we Maasaro, c ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 pints. F For ServiceI . Men agalnat three defeata, although pulses will Intentionally fire a ‘ncketa for the ahow^efn be had putation Indicated he Cs/Uli. it One "Pattern and Pattern Book on which blocks should be used baseball at another man's bead. bacha; losing pitcher. Seriflne; at Murphy’s Reetauroiit, or reoer- would have been more Intereeting. could draw 30,000 people et White C. Bl’nch’rd, lb .4 2 1 8 0 6 Vennert Pilches ordered together 2,5c.. Enclose Ic 1 bushel berries. 18. quarts or tha ten hits he gave up represent­ umpires, Gyp and PoUnsJli; scor­ Sox park in C!hicago,’’ Zeke claims 36 pints, were endless. Needles flew all With special sentiment for men in the Army, Navy, It la a sad commentary on baseball vatlona can be mkde by phoning The Brooklyn boy was co>nte grains and enriched cereals and Fabric Coats That Look Just ___ the fifth doily In Xhe aeries Is Address and tha Pattern Number and a half gamsa by whipping ths tha new brutality motif. If that la bread.* Day's block—la 9 inches square. idea of thU. by carrying the fight transferred from the Norfolk vantage of three errors and'som* Like Fur ready today___ I hope Misff Little to Anne Cabot The Manchester Chicago Cubs,- 7-2. Max lAnler the case, we suggest that Uipse Naval Training station to SeatUe, A quilt made of alternating pieced The DeWey-Richman Co. responsible commit their mayhem to Hernandez in every round. He heavy hitting to swamp , their You will adore the new ship­ will tuck the directions for It Into Evening Herald 106 Seventh Ave„ hurled five-hit ball for the Carda. A got the decision on merit. but Norfolk stlU has a fair flghtap+E. W’rsbickl, c . .4 rival*. The box score: I and white blocks makes a hand­ for the armed foresf. Ortainly-the YaetehkiyM Reeulto ment of Baba Burl black and grey her puras when she goes on vaca­ New York O l y . Bnctoae 1 cent but tha Cuba made It close until Staadtags in specialist, first cloos. Mm H. W’sblckl, If .3 Yankee* some modem quUt. Jewelers — Stationers — Opticians services can find a nlchs for In­ Eastern coats that are displayed in the tion. postage for each pattern ordered. the ninth when the Red Birds E oM m Marek, who got a decision over B. Grysb, l b ___ 3 AB R H PO A E window of Montgomery Wards. Knlt-Knackai For cutting pattern h»d sew­ My popular Albuns—32 pagi routed Vsm Olsen and scored four dividuals so aadlstlcally inclined. Albany 2-5, Hartford 1-4. I w L Pet. Briggs. . .2 2 I S 0 0 Elmira 4-9. Scranton 1-lS. Albany Joe Louis as an amateur -. . . Sumislawaki, ss .3 2b They look Just like Caracal fur Lots of band-knitted rqgs being ing directions for the Friendship of the designs you haVe admired of their runs. ...0 5 42 .607 Major League Bobby Goldstein, the former Vir­ H. Grysb, c f ___ 2 0 2 0 1 0 Klein, ss ..,. ..0 1 0 0 0 0 Girls coats but are fabric and are avail­ made these days. . . . use heavy cot­ and asked for—needlework of all Wilkes-Barre 1-0, ‘WiUlamaport Wllkes-Berre ...0 5 43 .602 Warren, c .... Quilt block (Pattern No. 5411) Van Ittngls Mungo racked up hla 0- 5. ginia boxer who coached Mary­ Katkaveck, sf ..2 0 0 3 0 0 ..'4 3 1 11 2 I able in sizes 12 to 44. Invitingly ton nig yam, big wooden needles all amounts of materials specl- types—Is now available. Send for Scranton ...6 3 42 .600 Taggart, 3b . ..5 3 2 0 11 first jpitehlng victory for the Young Delaney Binghamton 8-14, Springfield Leaders land U. to the eastern Intercolle- Bycholakl, if ...2 0 fl 0 0 0 SEE THESE TWO NEW priced at $19.98 to $28.75. The and Very bright colors... .nicest fled. color schemes suggested, send your copy of the "Anne (Jabot A1 : Binghamton ...5 6 SI .523 flste championship last spring, McGowan, cf ..5 2 3 0 0 < Giantiv who hopped on Jim TiM n 1- 2. Williamsport Olbert. p ...... 2 1 1 1 0 0 ca.nual sport coats' have arrived combination is a light colored cen­ 10 cents in (Join. Tour Name and bum." The price Is IS cents. . to r five runs in ths third frame ...5 5 SI .510 has been commissioned a Ueuten- Brown, lb . . . ..3 3 3 2 1 I DECLARE WAR ■ Natloaal Elmira ...... 4 7 By The Associated PreaB Parciak. 2b .....2' 0 0 1 4 0 too! Plalda and tweed mixtures ter In form of a square and a wide and coaatad In agalnat the Bravea Draws With King 60 .439 An>6rtcee 'snt In the Army and asalgned to Vennert. p . . . ..5 10 1 0 ' New York A Boston 4. Hartford ...4 6 60 .434 S. Grysb. 3 b ___ 3 0 0 0 2 0 School Oxfords with beautiful fur collars, styled bolder of a darker color___ choose for thalr fifth straight win. Harry Batting—Williams, Boston, .841; Maxwell Field. Ala., where he’ll Skrsbaez, 2b. . . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 Phslon, if.ss . ,:3 3 2 1 1 ; by Colton and 100 per cent wool,- 8t. Loulp'7, (Jhicago 2. Springfield ...3 0 77 .280 Jim Martin, rf .2 0 0 • 1'6 ' two colors that fit in with your ON WASH DAY Dannlng drove in half tha New PitU bur^ 3, CincinnaU L Gordon, New York. .335. teach the cadets how to win the siaes 12 to 20 and o ^ y $38:00! room and then go ahead.. . . Johnny King of Hartford, held Runs—Williams, Boston, 93; Dl- champieaahip o t the fa r east . . . DiBittlsto, If . ..2 0 0 0 0 ; —BROWN AND WHITE York runa. . (Only garaeo scheduled.) Totals ..r. .. . 27 6 9 21 10 2 J. Martin, If . ..0 1 0 0 0 I Take care of your household Jala tke raaka of tke IS-ailaate. Bob Elliott’a two-run single Young Delaney of Manchester, to Mogglo, New York. 82. Sergeant Nat Schenker. former Score by innings; 8161 Prunes, stuffed with chopped cottons.. .permanent finish fabrics Exciting Collection.... waakers! Tkat’s all It takea' to a draw last night at New Haven AnMfiCMI Fallon, cf .. ..0 0 0 0 0 I SADDLES 12-42 with the score tied gave the Wsshington 3, Phlladelphi* 1. Brookism Runs batted In—Williams.' Boo- Oeveland Rams tackle who check­ Pioneer ...... 000 X30 2—9 sour pickles . and cottage cream, such as drapery and bedspread King knocked Delaney down In the ed Into the Eastern Army All-Star seod It to Cofk Service.. .Juafl Plratea the aod over the Reda and Boston 3. New York 2 (U). S t Louts tcn. 102; DGIagglo, New York, Tiger* ...... 002 031 0—8 Totals ...31 19 12 21 5 0 ■'BITH RED SOLES chilled and put on top of crisp chintz zhould be washed gently... Ia|H«8kiTe material® for second for a .full nine count but and Stephens, St. Louis. 77. football camp 25 pounds over play­ new Fall drca®cs . . . you’ll tea aMaatee to gptker It for tke enablad Hank Oomlckl to nudge St. Louis 9, Chicago 2. New York Two-base hits: Martin. B. Grysb, Tigers don’t Book them___ when nearly O ne Thompson in a pitching duel the Manchester lad cam* bock apd Detroit 0-3, Cfleveland 0-2 (1st Cincinnati Hdme runa—Williams, Boaton, ing weight, has a simple explana­ Sumlalawski, Olbert. Home runs; J dry. Iron' on the glazed sid e.. weekly pick-ap. Uoeaa eaow AB R H PO A K —RED GRAIN LEATHER waat to select all of them eamod a draw by a alxzllng third- game called end of 14th, dark­ Pittsburgh 24; Laab. St. Louis, 21. tion: ‘T m mess S ergeut denra at C. Blanchard. Left 00 bases: Pio­ B. Tedford.2b.3b 3 0 J 1 3 1 crinkled fabrics such as sscrsuck- koek really white, towela.. .soft round ftnlah. Stolen bases—Case. Wsshington. exmp Wheeler." neer 5, Tigers 4. Bases on balls: MOCCASINS w i-n i ...fabrics for casokl as ness). Chicago . Davis, p, 2b ___ 2 0 1 0 2 6 er should bs stretched Into shape «rell as “ dress np” frocks in aod Stdhd, weartag apparel... L a »t N ig h ft FighU Joe CObum lost on a TKO to Boaton .... 27; Kuhel, Chicago, 18. Olbert 2. B. DuBaldo 3. Strike- E. Tedford, Sb,p 3 0 1 1 3 0 RED CROSS WORKER. . . ----- don’t Iron them unless nsces- Ireoed to perfectlea . . . wMIe Jackie Prtner. Up until the time Philadelphia Pitching—Chandler, New York. lewkiwaa Settles Dowa outa: Olbert 3, B. DuBaldo 1. Um­ GaUlgan. cf ....8 0 0 8 0 6 LE.ATHER SOLES aary and then only with a warm those food lopkinf patterns the referee stopped the bout Oo- Today's Goose ikirta ara a Joy to n w ra p ! 13-2; Borowy, New York, 10-9. pires; Deorden and Kovls. Time: 1 ’Jackadn, rf ti.-S 0 0 0 0 61 A ffatterlng eeay-to-eeansge eoiffwa for work Iren and on a turklab towdlx. tha American women favor . bum was abdad and looked like an Eoatan Chicago — Returning to active hour. 0 6 0 SIZES 3 TO 9—AAA TO C Boteo are SO eememiral. toe! By Ths AssodaM Prsas (Coughlin, e ....1 1 1 1 or ploy. Yoor hair skapere® to tk* Inigtk nmot ■hssr fabciea, such as dUalty, soils the moat! Easy to aew, New York—Jerry Florello, 153 easy winner. Kid Hartford won the Hartford at Albany fn). Natteaal L e o n e duty With Chicago Bean wUl be Keith, lb . • • * * • 3 0 0 10 0 0-J Springfield at Binghamton (n). flattering for yae.’eseat soltoMa for poor port and organdie will laat longer if 1-2, New- York, drew with Lorry declMon over Jc4e Dell of New Ha­ New York Batting—Reiser, Brooklyn, .340; a soft touch for Sid Luckman, Pay 8189J)®® to FU Bbbets FteM HaU. If . . . ■ s * e • 2 0. 0 0 0 • : ^ .95 anil $4.^0 ai^ Joat •‘rifht*’ for work­ TBT THEM TODAY! Elmira at Scranton (n). washsd by hand... .don't rub them Fontana, 154. New York (6). ven after a biistUte bout that kept Boston Medwtek. Brooklyn, and Lombordt who waa kept busy during the off­ Clifford, aa ______3 0 0 1 9 la the war effort.. Try a feotker-cat . . . at ing, dathift See th ^ at Williamsport at Wilkes-Barre strenuously . . . .and don’t boU New York—Vic DelUcurU, 153 the fana on sdg« rriam the start. Oevslond Boston. .328. season explaining the T at Mary­ Brooklyn — Brooklyn Dodgers them... .Iron befor* ’ thorooghly Cheney’s. (n). '- S t Louis Rim»—Ott, N«w York. M; lUlo- land. Manhattan, and W. and J. management la spending $180,000 Totals ...... 22 0 4 21 1® 1-3, New York, drew with. Artie NaMoaal dry. n O C M t 9A.M.TOaP. M. DorreQ. 14fl 1-4. Tyler. Tta,, (8). Detroit ... er, Brooklyn. 73: as well as forward passing at Oo- to repair Ebbeta Field—almost Score by innings: Lsitar Boa ■oharlch. Fly New York at Boston (2)> Chicago / Runs batted In — M ed w lck , hunblo. Holy Croee and West enough to buy a new ball club. Yanks ...... 431 901 Gustafson^s SATVKDATi t A. M. TO S P. M. PorUand. Me.— lioy d (Kid) Philadelphia at Brooklyn. Pleaaant matt haa bosa .pour­ SBRY/CE Washington Brooklyn. 76; Miss. New York. 75. FoinL Steel girders rotted at the base Tigers ...... 000 000 The Lily, Beauty Salon Hudaon. U l. Bath. Me., outpoint­ Notre Dome—Guards Joe Ku- S t Louis St (Chicago (9). ing la all w *sk....ltlaB U ii' PhllsdaTphis Home runs—Miae. New York. because o t water seepage through- ib ii Mmmit) TnrktoftMk r ratrktresa LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING. INC. ed Ralph Ferrer, 190, Mexico City. harteb and Joe Ruetz, Notre Cincinnati at Fittoeurgh (n). Brownbilt Shoe Store iitU s a t tdran. Maaa., wrltoa i dtencT Brothers Remnant Salesroom 19; (X t New York. It. th* proUctlve bricks Supports TEL. T4M Maachcotar Gracn' Tck 4260 (8 ). Dame’s famous "anti-touebdown fM MaialSt.. Maack«h«r B7 MAIN STRCrr that .is kialring fins progri RABTPOeO dOAD MANCHAfflU Stolen bosee Weloer. BroDklya, had to ba ocraped down and ro- HartfcRS—WUUe TatL 199 9-4, twinar* of 1995-’9T, ars In Naval Boaton at New York. • 19: Miller end FecBoades, B ooi^ Bootoa__Eddiy Inforesd to prevent. sagging. BiiialilyH—^BU with ths knowfiaks Dotty sertsa Hartford.' outpotoledid FedM Her- aviatton. Kuharlch ia at (Henviaw, Waahlngton at 'PhUadfchia. OadnasU — Thlrty-alz Oneln- 1I-. Brave thertstop, hit Work Is anaost complete and Brooklym. Bed— r m 19S 1-1, “ K . Y „ nt. Baits at Bt Mary’s ' OoUtBo, i t ' . ------at B t Loota. aaU tom baads are bow Ib tbs PMeUag — Freneh, BrooklyB, •tmday gaoiae and T7 took In on ontlre oeetton o f Gto Gtan ii. itr'J lrA^^CHESTElt FTWTTN’G HTW AT.T>. UTANTHTTSTETt. I UN.T. WETINESDAT, AURT7S T t2 . I 9W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12^194#

Mi'll ■ "■ IB MICKEY FINN Danger Stilll LANK LEONi N&MC Off H TNfyllK fT ia S^nse and Nohseiise ffofi rr MIRNt THMT YOU 0 0 r; I t THtNKTrHng t h i n k I NOT/ / when K ^G E R O O fi The Chosen Peo|ila Moat good bridgs playars, w« Return of an old on*: "866 a SIR If— f " ^ V not. \ HSARffROMME I’m. a middle-bracket person with noticed, are also keen students of pin and pick It up.” M IRN 8 TOMORROW. HE WILL a middle-bracket s^use. the international sltuatloq, all of KNOW VWV— AND And we live together gaily in a which is one way to drag In this Visitor—How old are you, my fUUs Announcements Business Services Offered 13 Help Wanted— Female 35 { Household Goods 51 Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 middle-bracket Tiouse; story: little man ? sfiUlfirB fiSKL We’re a fair-to-mlddling family, Tbe Nasi leaders were playing Junior—I don't know, air. Moth' Manchester MASONRY, SLATING, SLATE WE PAY YOU $5.00 foi selling ten FOR SALE— VICTROLA with GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM, we take the middle view; contract bridge Ih Hitler’s moun­ er was 26 when I was bom, but WANTED—RIDE TO Hartford walks. Outside fireplaces. Repairs $1.00 boxea 50 beautiful assort­ records, good condition, 27 North near Cheney Mills. Write Post Describes Maneuvers So we’re manna sent from heaven tain retreat^ now she’s only 24. Evening; Heratif at 5:30 a. m.'flaily. Phone 4773. on all kinds of slate work. Sulli­ ed name imprinted Christmas School street. No. Manchester. Office, Box 205, Manchester. to Internal Revenue 1. Goering—’hiree diamonds. van and Lewis, 37 Charter Oak cards sell $1.00—your profit 50c. Oh, we relmbuise the dentist and Goebbds—No bid. It's a Good Trtide 'Clusified AdTertbements AUGUST SALE street, Manchester. Tel. 2*0418. Free samples. Cheerful Card Co., we meet the butcher bills, 'Von , Ribbentrop—Five dla- I had to smile the other day Oaaot (Iz zrarav* words to a iins. Automobiles for Sale 28AB, White Plains, N. Y. Summer Homes for Rent 67 Held by Scouting Unit nuAds. ' Ja. nambort and abbrovtatlont We’fe the folks who keep the tem­ As I met flapper Pearl, Save -25 percent to percent on ples up, along the templed Hitler—One club. 0 ) Moat as a word and eomponnd 1939 OLDSMOBILE COACH, good CHRISTMAS CARDS' SpecUcu- Furniture Prices During TTils TO RENT—MIDDLE MACH, She looked so nearly like a boy at two words. Mlblnum cost Buildinff—;|Contractiug 14 hills; Goering—Pass. That 1 knew she was a girl. brlea o f 'thrto Itnea tires, radio, Florida gray finish, lar, money-making line! Lowest Great Sale! Westbrook, Conn., ahor»-front 1 8 Hours Spent in Hard, They crossed the river ellghtly to Goebbels—Pass. cottage, electrically equipped. We are sturdy as to shoulder and —B. F. Ferguson. Jao rates oer dar for transient low mileage, $595. Terms $8.50 FOR YOUR REMODELING w price personals. Box assortments. our collars aU are white. Von Ribbentrop— Pass. weeki.v. 1940 Btiick .sedan, radio, DeLoxe personals, stationery. EVERYTHING ON SALE AT Reasonable. No dim-outa Call Tough Work in Field, Good Spot For Trap M s e tire March IT. IMT repair Job call Wm. Kanehl, con­ So the Income tauc department Widow—I want you to Insert an heater, white wall tires, terms Sensational values! Top profits! THE LOWEST PRICES YOU’LL evenings Manchester 6277. 7:13—Down a wiilding road. Cash Chsrao tractor, 519 Center street. Tele­ Officers Argue Out keeps us forming to the right. Woman (reading paper)—I obituary notice In your paper. Coosscutlvs Days...I 7 cttl t ots $12.00- weekly. Trades taken. Tel. SEE IN 1942 Lieutenant Stroop tells the driver: phone 7773. Send name for samples. Wallace POINT O’ WOODS, 7 room, iui read here in the paper that sci­ How much will it cost? -CeasacutlTt Days... • ett 11 els 5191 Finance Manager, Brun­ Brown, 225 Fifth Ave., Dept. Line of Marche "Keep to the inside of all curves. —PhylUs McGinley. 'P a y ...... Ill etaill ets electric cottage. Open August 22 ence haa discovered that singing Editor—Twenty-five cent* aa ner’s. 80 Oakland street.. Open 8204, New York. This is the BIG SALE of the That way you get as much cover ' All orders for Irrssnlar insertions to 29th. Call evenings..Tel. 7518. warms the blood. inch, madam. OUT OUR WAY evenings. Florists— Nurseries 15 year. Arid there's a reason! Last aa possible.’’ This could be a good A woman who finds that many BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLB till] bo ebsracd at tbs one time rata. INTERESTED IN SECURING By WlUiam F. BonI of her out-of-town friends drop In Husband—^That must be right. Widow—Good Heavens! Pm Spselal rates for Iona term every year before prices advanced, we Wide World Military Editor spot for an enemy trap—a 20-foot, I’ve heard singing that haP made advsrtlstna riven upon request. 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN. 1940 AMERICAN CHEMICAL girl or woman for full time house­ on her to spend the night, finally certainly glad John was ~a short TH IS? WHY, WE'RE placed carload order after carload Wanted to Rent 68 With Sixth Army on Carolina steep bank on our left, a bad drop my blood boll. WHY/ COME OUT FROIA Ada ordered before . the third or Pontiac coupe, 1939 Pontiac Westfield, Mass., have limited work. Pleasant nurroundl^a. to the right. decided she would have to get an man! JIS'THYIN* TO GIT UP day will be charred only for order with leading manufacturers Maneuvers, Aug. 13.— (Wide extra bed. UNDER •WE CTWER.SOU sedan. 1937 Pontiac sedan. 1939 stock of 4-ycar old mixed Blue Small family. Write Box C, T^e WANTED—BY SEPTEMBER IsL 7:18—Radio reports the. .th in­ INVENTION SUMPM actual number of times the ad in ail the furniture centers of W orld)—Eighteen hours in the Woman—I want one with old- srad. eharrinr at the rate earn* Buirk sedan. 1940 Ford tiidor. and Norway Spnice trees. Pub­ Herald. ■- America. Now, all this furniture, one or two rooms, heated, pref­ fantry has reached a dam up­ UKE ATEETBR- SIR MUMMY, AM’ LEMIAE. but no allowance or refunds can Cole Motors— 4164. lic may have for $4.00 for fifteen field with a reconnaissance battal­ Btyle springs on It. And a thin FUNNY BUSINESS TOTTERjTO STEP IT’S ME., SOUR. mads on six time ads stopped bought at low prices is here, tt’s erably unfurnished with kitchen­ ion means scrambled eggs at 3:30 stream and la ready to put troops trees delivered. Enclose price with WAN-TED—WOMAN part time ette or kitchen privileges, north' mattress. OVER DOO& THAT BRCriHER. JAKE i or the fifth day. , 1931 BUICK, good motor, fair ready for you at prices we cannot m., a girl in a lavender dress on across. So far. no contact with the Furniture Salesman—But such No *1111 forbids” : display lines not order. Only 30 trees per person. collecting, liberal commission of. Middle Turnpike o r ' east of enemy. ARE ALLUS SLEEPIN* Urea, $30. D. H. Phelos, 659 hope ■ to duplicate again, or per­ a deserted small town street, dust, a bed will not be very comforta­ 1 JlS' WALKED FROM Sid. basis. Phone Hartford 6-8548 for Main street. Business woman em­ '-'y y y '^ y ^ " , ^ ' f 11 DOORWAYS/ Tbs Htrald will,not bs respontibit Hartford Road. particulars. haps for many years to come. All argument, rocks in. blankets—and 7:22—Mechanized infantry de­ ble. TH E D EPOT A K f lAY sr more than one Incorrect Inter* Moving—Trucking— prices are lower than they ever ployed Manchester, Write P. O. hard, tough work. tachment is going through a cross­ Woman—Ehcactly the way I DOGS AiRE AS CRISP ion of any advartlaement ordered will be later this year. That means Box 1313, Hartford. road dead ahead. We let them sr more than one time. We receive our orders at 5:30. want it. AS SCORCHto Auto Acces.sor)es—Tired 6 Storage 20 GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New buy everything you will need this p. m. in a pine grove. Maj. Paul clear, take the right fork as they ’Tbs Inadvertent omission of in- Model Laundry, Summit streeL Wa n t e d —3. 4 or 5 room rent or VJAFPLES/ .srroct publication of advtrtlslng year.... right now! We caiinot re­ Disney. battalion commander, go down the left. From Captain There’s the story of tbe Civilian sill bo reetined only by cancellation STORAGE apartment, by Sept. 1st or 15th, NEED NEW BRAKES? Ford.' Moving and eacklng. rhe Austin order at these old low prices again. traces the lines of march with col­ Bailey at company HG cornea "pro­ Defense Co-Ordinator who in­ lo t the charre made tor the service Chevrolet; Plymouth rellned with WANTED— TWO WOME.N or working couple, no children. ceed w lt^ mission.” We reply: grandarad. A. Chambera Oo. Telephone 626C Come prepared to b u y ..; .and save ored pencils on a map. Company structed one of his Air .Raid the beat Oomax brake lining girls to work in laundry. Apply as never before. Write Box O. Herald. Have made contact with friendly All advertisements must conform Manchester Laundry, 72 -Maple commanders disagree' with some Wardens to go out and find an style, copy and typorrsphy with $8.95. Will cfUl for your car and WANTED—3 OR 4 rooms unfur^ points—this is a Democratic troops." "Incendiary Blonde,” Kulatlont enforced by .the publlsh- deliver same day. Phone 5191. street and they reserve the rirht to Repairing 23 Buy anything during this sale on nlshed, by young couple. Write Army—and they argue it out. 7:^8—Near the river, and drawn ladH. revise or reject any copy con* Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. WAN'TED^PART "HME women our usual Easv Terms. Box AA, Herald. After mess—6:05 p.- m.—Capt. off the road under cover. The In­ Mother—^^Junior, you are. going ddared objectionable. WANTED TO TUNE repair and ALBERT’S B. M. Bailey, 'West Point '39, calls fantry reports the Reds dug In on to have a big cake with six can­ CPOSt.NQ HOURS—Classified ads for stuffed toy work. Kahlar m ba published same day must bs regulate your piano or player Cloth Toy Co., Oakland street and 43 Allyn St.—Hartford WANTED TO RENT 4 unfumlsh- the headquarters platoon together the other bank^ Ah artillery for­ dles for your birthday. IMSlved by is o'clock noon Satur* piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. 'Tolland Turnpike. Phone 6-0358 ed rooms with bath. Call Rock­ to outline the assignment. T^e or­ ward observer arrives to look over Junior—If it’s ail the same to lays 10;SO. ville 638 reverse charges. ders are to move out at nightfalL the situation. you. Mother dear, I’d rather have MOWERS SHARPENED, repair* PLENTY OF SMART bedroom Telephone Your Want Ads . be ready to go at the 5 a. m. Reds Hold Poatoon Crossing six cakes and one candle for my WANTED ed,' shear grinding, key fitting, Help Wanted— Male 36 chairs specially priced at $5.95 WANTED TO RENT five or six Jump-off time. ' 7:35— (Captain Bailey drives up. birthday. Ads ara accepted over the tele* I duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. for August at Benson's Fum., room single or flat. Write Box S, But a final .conference changes Flatoon leaders and sergeants, in Igkons at the CHARGE RATE riven 50 Bushel of Small overhauled. Bralthwalte, 52 Pearl 713 Main." Herald. <■ III I above as it convenelnee to adver* WANTED— YOUNG MAN for things. We’re to bed down where huddle With him, hear Reds hold Helping .... The really suc­ lusars. hut tbs CASH r a t e s will be atreet. office and store work. Must be opposite side' of good pontoon Pickling Cucumbers WINDOW SHADES. VeneUan WANTED -3 APARTMENT OR we are. It’ll be reveille at 3 a. m., cessful man 1s never selfish in his laaeaatad as FULL PAYMENT If able to operate typewriter. Apply chow at 3:30. crossing. "It’d be murder to try success; he invariably carries oth­ at the business offlct on or ba* LAWN MOWERS sharpened. otT Benson's. 713 Main street. blinds. Get our low prices on Hol­ small home for rent in a desirable mi- tba seventh day following the delivered to store. Spread Blanketa In Dark to swim across.” Scouts are order­ ers along with him up the ladder. Q ed, adjusted, picked up and de­ land shades and high g n d e Vene­ section , and centrally located. ed to reconnoiter north and aouth Insertion of each ad otherwise livered $1J5. Here $1.00. Repair WANTED —FULL TIME shoe Call 2-0089. We spread our blanketa in the .... He never tramples friends |tha CHARQE r a y s will bs collect* tian blinds, installation fre4. Capi­ for possible bridge and ferrying under foot. . . . Nobody ever No reapontlblllty for errors in parts. Power mowers sharpened salesman, experience not neces­ tal Window Shade Co.. 241 No. dark. Men curl up on the hoods of siteajk ~ ICslesboned ads will ba assumed and and repalrea. We aharpen hedge sary. Apply Thom McAn Store. scout cars or Just drop down in climbed very high by trying to KLEIN'S Main street Phonq 8819. Open 7:4o— ‘Take cover” at sound of use the rights of others as step­ Itlisir accuracy cannot ba guaran* and graaa sheara, setaaors, knives, 847 Main street. evenings; Farms and Land for Sale . 71 any clear spot Few Uke the trouble to untie the bedding rolls plane. We stsirt dismounted recon­ ping stones.. . . etc. Saws set and Bled.'Our 16th naissance upstream. The river DOe' s Indez of Gusifications MARKET TILO—AMERICA'S Largest roof­ DID YOU KNOW? a small inveat- FOR SALE—SMALL FARM - In that already had been strapped to year. Capitol Grinding Co. 531 Glastonbury, 2 miles to Aircraft, bank is steep, the river strewn Hubby—And now that we’ro _____ PROBABLW 161 Center St. - Phone 3256 LydalL TaL 7958. ers want experienced roofers and ment of $8.95 for a rug cushion tbelr vehicles, ready to move. with big boulders inshore. Doesn't side wall applicators, also will will add years of wear to your $850 cash, balance yearly. Call Then k few houra of fitful but married. Til never leave you aloite 1 KUbi6R.N,T00- between 6 and 8 p. m. 85 North look so good. for a single night. ... ^ DOO ff m nt wr Ma t m ma u a Mf aa* I atbe PIANO TUNING and repairing. train two men. Steady work and rug! See Benson's Fum., 713 welcome sleep — that is, after the 8:10—Sergeant John R. Whltn ’------« a ard of Thanks ... Player piano specialty. John fine wages. Equipment and In­ Main. . , street. business of thrashing around to Wifey—'Why, you suspicious of Abbeville, Ala., back from inde­ thing. l u Mamorlam ...... Oockerham, 28 Bigelow street. surance furnished. Bring tools find the most Cdmfortsbie—or the pendent scouting foray, reports ■ Mat and Found ... THATS ALL THERE IS, no more least uncomfortable position—and souneemneta ... Tel. 4219. ready to work. Apply 624 Houses for Sale 72 several good sttea below our pres­ Our emergency milk supply always soured before it got BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES T 7 ? ? enals ...... Wethersfield Ave., Hartford. ■* comfortable inner spring mat- disposing of the rocks which work Whistler, the great painter, was BY EDGAR MARTIN • ■ * .w *i« ent position. The peepa look it at a dinner one right, and an aw­ here, sir!” AdtenMh tressess manufactured after Sept. FOR SALE—6 ROOM ColonUI their way through the bedding. over, bring back word to "mount lAatOBoblM for Sale ....a.a... 4 WANTED 1st. Better select yours now, 3 a.m.—"AU right, everybody ful bore came up to him and said: biOMi L O O V tl COQAv \\\Vi6 Lata Repairing—PalnUng ..... T school education, able to Female 37 terms. Benson's Fum., 713 Main. with the Jputtering roar of power­ —all scale a steep down-grada SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH L]ito Schools ...... T-A FOR SALE—SINGLE 7 ROOM ful motora kicked into life to night. TWK)G>e> OOT O r T H E ’.Y V-pewriter and clerk through heavy underbrush with­ Mr. Whistler—Thanks. \ C t — For Sale HELP WANTEDu ATTENDANTS house,' with large aim room, warm up. Here and there hooded out any trouble, and pull under rAatoe—For Hire ...... « ; . . . • in store. WESTINGHOUSE electric range, Wife—Do j’ou *ver pause and i Mu s s m Service—Storage U — Male and female; married cou­ steam heat, 2 car garage. Located or red-shaded flashlights help a cover at riveria edg^. I Kotorerctes-^Bleyeles ...... '. 11 Cape Cod, 4 rooms finished, two ples accepted. $60.00 monthly: table top model. Phone 7958. 43 Scarborough Road, recondi­ man find shoe, 'gas-mask or hel­ reflect on the opportunities you 9:04— First men pile Into four have missed? I .Wasted Autos—Motorcyclaa ... It Apply in Person. unfinished on second floor. Fire­ Shoemaker, $85.00 monthly; tioned and now ready for occu­ met. . assault boats, with eight riflemen BOSS and Froiesstsssl ■osvfses $59.95 IS A SMALL investment Hmband—No. It would be just I Businesa Services Offered ..... 11 place. Hot water heat. Garage. Farmhands, $60.00 monthly; pancy. Apply Edward J. Holl. 3:30—The cook truck, blacked in each and two engineers, to Graduate Nurse, $83.00 monthly. to furnish a lovely maple bed­ out except for s solitary lantern, my luck to miss seme more while |$b>nscbold Services Offered ....11-A THE DEWEY- Comer lot. Green section. Ready room, See our smart Maple Bed­ Tel. 5117 or 5118. bring the boats back for ■ more. I Building—Cunttsctlng ...... 14 for occupanry SepL 1, 1942. All positions include full main­ before its open end, the food la They carry amudge pots (for I was reflecting. L-BleHsts— Nurseries . . . . . ' ...... IL room Groups Now—High quali­ SOUTH BIND, EIGHT room single, TOO IBusral Ursetors ...... 14 Price— tenance. Write or call In person set out—scrambled eggs, stewed smoke screens), machine-guns, a RICHMAN CO. at Mansfield State Training ty, low prices. Terms. Benson's all conveniences, newly decorated, prunes, large slabs of army-baked There are seven ages of man; 1 peatlBg—Plumbing—RoiMIng m 17 $6000 Fum., 713 Main. radio and an umpire...... It School A Hospital, Mansfield immediate occupancy $6,000. Re­ bread, sugar, condensed milk and 9:11—Three boats head down­ two of wromen—one’s her right ^ — king ..,. 1 - It Depot, Conn. ply to Box W, Manchester Herald. coffee. *Ke- _ uoMag—Storage A It Two-Farolly, 4 rooms each flat. stream to skirt some rocks, the FaMie ftasanger Service ...,.'.M -A 2-car garage. Situated on High Machinery and Tools 52 It takee three cups o f‘ coffee to fourth attempts to pick Us way' i Faisttag—Papering ...... R ^ . tl come to life. The eggs are swell. through. It does, but Juat beyond Gardening Formula Live Sttick— Vehicles 42 Wanted— Real Estate 77 To cultivate your patch with ease. Frofeeeloaal SsmoM ....'A.'... It Price— CLETRAC CRAWLER tractors in Form Into Line Smoothly there is a sharp burst of rifle fire. .%.... e tt pillllllllllllH ^ $5500 Pretend each weed’s s Japanese! lin g tt SERVICE GOAT. Tested and stock. Get the details from us on w a n t e d —TEN ACRE Farm— 4:05— The scout cars, half- The men In the boat reply. Their Servtes ....J $( : FOB SALE 3 5-Roora Cottage, Bolton Lake. pedigreed. 81 Essex street, Man­ the dependable power and pori- 15 mile radius of Aircraft Pur­ trucks and trucks come grinding volley is stronger. _ jMrvles ijfm M ■ * 2 Fireplace. Garage. Water- tlve Cletrac Tru-Traction tractor. out from among ths trees, the 9:12—The troops are aahore: : By Private Party Z chester. *• chase outright or exchange 6 You can depend upon a Cletrac platoons forming into line smooth­ Locate Sites to Land Peeps HOLD EVERYTHING room home in 1st class condi­ T, ML ROfc O. t, ffWT. Off», RKJK l^metlone ICvK'Kf?? tt I 6-ROOM HOME | P rice-i $1975 all the time, Dublin Tractor Com­ tion In Manchester. State full ly. The motorcycle scouts—"arm­ 9:30—I'm on the far ahore, hav­ Dancing vm...... hm.—tt-A Electricaf Appliances— pany. WUllmantlc. ored - cowboys"—race their engines. ing crossed with Captain Bailey in $$JMleal*"Dramatis . . .‘. A . . tt. particulars including equipment : CentraUy located—on biu E ^ Radio 49 Box B. Herald. The crews stand by. the second group of boats. We’ve Wanted—nstructlons ....sTVs *0 ; line—-6 rooms and sleep- E located a alte where peeps can be Ptasaetsl 4:37— "Mount up.” This used to WASH TUBBS Keep Cool, Mad BY ROY CRANI. Beads—Seoeke—MoetgagM .u tl ■ Ing porch — steam beat E STUART J. FOR SALE— R C. A. VICTOR Musical Instruments 53 be a cavalry outfit ITie third pla­ landed. , Buslatae Opportnnltlea ....J n tt : with' coal bamer — new z comb, radio phono, beautiful con, toon swings into the dusty back 9:45—Through a field of chest- ttaney to lAian t l : roof — new paint Inside E high stuff that looks like soma NELL, NO WDNOCR THE THING XGHUCKGlTHEN NNAAUdrHTBR IVOKXM km l UHAVE I _ Hels and WmaMsBe W ASLET^ sole cabinet, new tubes $35. 97 FOR s a l e :—BUESCHER E flat road, heads north and cast. IS r ebUffOUMO : and not. 68x200 ft. lawn. E -Hamlin atreet, after 4. Plan Advance We're next Ueut Donald J. kind of bean, to a track paralleling WOOLTINT TAKE THEIR ffOTTLCSn ALL WE HAVE WHETHER X (AM THINK H A N on Ke(P Wanted—Fem ale ...... it Real Estate and rnsnmnre alto saxaphone in good condition. THAT HA6.N^-FAN6LED r THE d r a t t e d ^ SHelp Wanted—Mala ...... It ; Priced right for quick sale, s Gold lacquered. Price rieasonable. Stroop, from Glenbrook, Conn., the river. "If anyb^y gets SOMBBOOY MADE THE MISTAKE iT O D ^ lG G E T IPEA^SHE USES STAND MUCH I tHEVD 0LDJJ3 ilSMiea Wanted ...... td-A State Theater Building climbs aboard, stands to the right through, he will.” aays Private S A M HULi I Call 7673. (>F FILLING THEM UP WITH / A BOTTLE OF a t o r m o l a f h x j MORE (3F THIS TH0LX3H. = WRITE BOX N, HERALD = Telephone 6648.7148 Household Goods 51 In Food Price o f the driver with his left arm Verie Tate of Sacramento. <3aUf.. . TH0U6HTCAROL Sip Wanted—Male or F em ^e t7 ------r m b u t t e r m i l k » 7 milk from t h e g e n t l e m e n w ill VELUNGOR /TWIR* »R sa cH . Aganu Wanted ...... H -A ^ resting on a 50-dal. machine-gun. as Bailey atarts down the road to L ALWWifS LEFT THE : Sltaatloas Wanted^Ferosle .w. It FOR SALE—GAS RANGE $15, Rooms Without Board 59 I pile in the back. the south. IAIAUTV REFW6ERAR3B EXCUSE ME A L m 6 i j A TISTV k KEY IN THE Sltv>tJoas Wanted—Male . . . . 1* oak ice box $5. After 4, 97 Ham­ 5:03— Now we go. ^ 9:63— A brisk exebanga of .rlfla m H ^ and«. MOMENT I'LL RUN ^CLDC9D6ER, lin. ' Scheduled to Take Ef* MAlLBOKf^ **1 u r r * i? e I * r*i e l ' ” * ** FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooi^ The lead scout car in the flret fire in the direcUon in which OVER TO HER HEScEKIANLy Vehleles central location, near Aircraft Bailey disappeared. R^sSBsiiRI>ss»—R A ss»i^ H ss> —Rftss»— FOR SALE—MOHAIR SOFA $40. fe4?t in Mid-September platoon swings out onto the dusty HOUSE AND VkTLDiNGHlS Doga—Blrde—Pete ...... «1 bus line, gentleman preferred. Csrollns back road. The only 9:54— The machine-gun wt haul- IJve Stoek—Vehicles ....tf.... 41 Matching chair $2a Rug 9x12 GET IT t e m p e r paltry and luppllei ...... 41 Tel. 6120. to Halt ^Squeeze.' light comes from the stars and '«d from the river Is set up to cov­ Chinese Gold $45. Console .table er the road. "Dapm It, don’t stand Wanted —Pels—PouUiF—Stock 44 and mirror $10. Mahogany secre­ the psle cheese hslf-moon. The For Sale—MiacsIlaBssns FOR RENT—FURNISHED room vehicles in column show blockout in. front of IL” snaps a corporal. Articlee For Sals ...... 41 tary $25. Tapestry hall chair, Washington. Aug. 13.—(/P)—Ad­ In private home for lady. Call In lights, thin slits, blue on the front, “Maybe we’rq only shooting blanks, Wats and Acceesorlea ...... 44 aoUd walnut $25. Phone set $12. vances in food prices, possibly to­ -Building Usterlsla ...... 47 HELP person at 95 Wells street talling' one and a half per cent red on the back. Airplanes can’t but even ops o f those would singe Diamonds -W a tch e s —Jewelry 4t Chesterfield sofa with linen allp you at that range.” He wasn’t FOR RENT— ATTRACTTVELT were scheduled today to take ef­ spot them. Cleetrical Appliances—Radio.. 41 cover $25. Matching chair $15. fect in mid-September to relieve Dost OeU TWeker talking to me. I was In back of Fnal and Feed ...... M-A Large ottoman $5. Roll top desk furnished room, with continuous ■•rden—Farm—Dairy Prodneta M a price “Ajueese" on hundreds of The dust gets thicker. Next the Roosebold Goods ...... it $19. Upholstered rocker $7. Pair hot water. Cooking privilegea, k ToS—We've moved up^th* road, cj* .M« |«. .L-a. .a t t, MC. u 1. “D o« your mother think we*re going to get matriedr She suitable for two. Telephone S i^ , food items. to me In the rear of the car Is Machinery and Toole ...... tt end tables and lamps $12. Call Price Administrator Leon Hen­ Private Rex. J. Stephens of Green­ ckn see a scout ea r' and peep W83 in here yeeterdgy. aikhig me aJot of queawna about l^Bieal Inatruroentt ...... tl WANTED! after 4,- 97 Hamlin atreet. around the next bend, some 20 men "Hustle up, V irfil—this is no pOios and Store Equipment ... 14 FOR RENT-^FURNISHBn> roomT derson announced yestetday that ville, S. C. He’s a gunner, used ■ mjpitfaitar iMlBla at the Stores ...... It alterations are necessary iji the to be an auto mechanic. Up milling about it. No signal to come time to taks<;;a bow!” -v.j AiDi rs;: yiauLUfiS!!* Wsarlng Appsrel—Furs ...... It for one or two gentlemen. Con­ ahead yet Wanted—To Buy ...... l i tinuous hot water. On Main general maximum price regula­ front, right behind the driver and tion to avert any disturbance In next to the 50-cal. maebllie-gun, 10:12—We’ve taken eight prle- Beime Wierd—Hetele Reeeite DROP Oi — OR CALL tS — atreet Tel. 6803. oners— "Mexicans from Texas.” ttestasraBIs WOMEN — the nation’s food distribution sys­ which he mans, la Private First TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINB FOX ALLEY OOP Rooms Without Board It To FOR RENT^LARGC SUNNY tem. Until the new formula u Class Arthur Barlow, Atmore, Captain Bailey reports by radio— . Left Their CaUing Card BY V". T. HAMLIN Boarderi Wanted ...... ::...lt - A and disabled a peep and a scout Spnntry Board— Resorts ...... 40 FOR TYTING, CLERICAL WORK, WEAVING, MeKlNNET BROTHERS. room. In private home, continu­ devlaed, Henderson cautioned, the Ala. T he radio s ^ which keepa ■ptsls—‘Restsurents ...... tl : POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS AND * For lasnranoo ous hot water, garage. 633 North highest price of each seller must us in constant egntaist with every car. ” It was simple,” explains our WC HUNT JAP UKE _ • vandalism Wanted—Rooms—Board ' ...... II 505 Main Street (At the Center) Main atreet Tel. 3-0337. be the maximum charged in car in the platoon and with com­ umpire, O ^ it Landon G. Cox from TIOER/Hg VBRyaiAP IT l-DDKS MAKES ME SlOC Real CstatV'For Beat MISCELLANEOUS WORK. Kentucky. “The Blues heard the FELkA...COMC BANE , ,uKg wrvB Apartments.' Flats, Tsnemsata tl MaaclMster, Conn. March. p l y HQ. Is (^ ra tad by Pfe! TelepboM 6006 - 74M- TO SUBLET—ON * light house­ The food Industry previously vehicles coming, faded back under •XNG/ KILL (3UICK,-, < THg RIGHT JsTAJgTSO A Baslneas Locations for Rant .. 44 Rlehard Oavagan. from Depew, N. cover, and let them have tt from , THOSE PiRTVT Place to / « ■OMM For Rest ...... «| keeping rqpm, heated, to re­ petitioned ths OPA for relief on T h a formar Unotypa operator on foosh; Burn anbitrban For R e n t ...... i« MEN— ■ liable man and wife, or woman. prices of about 400 or 500 of mart the side.” BViRVTVliNG>, Summer Romes For Rent . . . . . 47 The Buffalo Evening News. Our Central. Available Sept 1st. than 5,000 Itsma in tba average . 10:37—Captain Bailey retumain Wanted to Rent ...... it driver la husky (he has to be) the first peep to be ferried aeroes Real Befate Far Sale WEAVERS, FIREMEN. MACHINISTS, CAPA­ Write Box Z, Herald. - store. Pvt. 'VeriKm Wright, from Lake­ Apartment Bulldtng for Sale .. IS the river. He eends It further Buelntvs Property for Sale . — 70 BLE OF OPERATING LATHES, SHAPERS "Belatlvely SaMai” Advaaee land, FIs. 1. FOR RENT:—LARGE room suit­ The overall Increase, the Indus­ aouth, where Sergeant Lee la at­ Farms and Land for Eels . . . . . Tl AND DOING GENERAL MACHINE SHOP able for 3 young ladlee. Telephone 5:16 s. m.—We’ve hit the paved tacking the Reds with two 37-MM. Rouses for Sals ...... 71 Wanted try clslmsd, would not exceed one highway now. Behind us the Lota for Sate ...... n WORK. 3737 or 4279. guns. An outburst of fire, and the Young woman experienced and a half per oenL Dr. J. K. Gal­ whole platoon la strung out—mo­ Resort Property for Sale ...... 7e braith,-deputy OPA administrator, peep come* bouncing back. I Suburban for Sale ...... 71 ALSO MAIL BILLER AND ‘ WORKERS FOR in . managing and aclling FOR RENT — TWO SINGLE torcycle, three more armored didn't want to take a chanc* on Reel Estate for Exchange .... Tf rooma, near bath. 85 Foster predictsd the advance on Individu­ scout cars on# half-track with a Wanted—Real Eetale ...... 77 MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONS. better dresses. One capa­ al items would be *TelatlveIy loalng It,” s a ^ Sergeant White, Aarftes—|.egal .b’ellees street 75.nun. assault gun aa its chief the driver. Ugsl Notices ....- ...... It ble of fitting and altering. small.” weapon, another half-track with, ' APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE OPA explained that designatioa 10:46—Second U eu t Ed 'Tyler of Excellent salary and bonus. qa ammunition trailer, and three Rome, N. T., from maneuver direo Apply Boarders Wanted 59>A of March as the celling price peepa, or bantams. We’re In black­ tor headquarters, locates me. He’d month . caught food 'jdistrlbutora out, but civilian traffic isn’t Oc- ROOMERS AND BOARDERS promised to find roe by 11. a. m. I with many aelUng prices based on esaionsUy a car comes, towards badnY believed him, not In this 1 Ices of stock purdissed months Cheney Brothers wanted. Home cooked meaU. Con­ ths column. Its headlights pick­ wUdemeaa hut he beat the .dead- BECK'S tinuous hot water, showers, 330 tore. With replacement, costs in­ ing out the helmated figures Una by 15 mlnutas. * 846 Main St„ Manchester Adams street adjoining United creased. (Ustributora could not re­ stsndlng by tbelr guns. R:10—Back on the west bank Aircraft, Buckland. ' stock except at.the risk of caMi Bsle hi SmaO Tew* of tbe river, where the rest o f the loaaea. 6:15—Halted square, in a small battaUoH now has arrlvad. Thay’rt*' Consequently, both low-priced town. On# kma girl In a pale getting ready to put the '’C ^ - FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Hia Cat Is Out BY MERRILL BLOSSER b)!-RED RYDER wholesale and retail distributors t>. Fooled Her BY FRED HARMAN lavender dreas has tumad ou t A mandoa" acrosa, make sray for tbe would be compelled to drop Im­ sign in a shop window reads: heavy stuff to foUow. portant lines o f food products un­ 130 AS HE KILL US l^^ "Back In a few mlnutas.” lia u t (P. S.—3:30 p. m.. A t Maneuver - *An d sm ith CRBCrvO A FU JU y OF 'THE MOTE# t r s BEAUnPUL.URD.^ ja C K O A I'LL OJST ^ less the "squeeas” were leUeved. Btroop Is studying bis msps. Headquarters—Learn that moat of s a y s .-d A d ? TmseRousa^AitNAL COLD'&LOOD. B o r r o w YOUR. GAMP T OPA aeid. EXerTEMeNT WHEN H6 AFFBCnONATE IONS S m iths r efu sal SENT TO DID YOU MAKE rr UP OLir . HE’S A VJHACT D O YOU THINK. €;1S—"Button up.” In a tank, th* C oompany advance guard I WAS SENT TD THE WRONGr OIRL • * ib r eveal THE WAGON AND HORS&Sj that would mean eloae tha turret accompanied sra* *uiTOuaaed and HILDA T L L D O lAtTCT.'’ (XNTENTS o p t h e GBLlBaLE.WWS JPAHGERDUS Bees Sting Boy In a scout esr. It means dropping "wiped out” by the Red*, who drew the armor plate over the wliid- them Into- a trap. CMptain BaUey NOTE LEO O fficials IN1ENOO> fon. shield. I c a v ^ only narrow slots eeaqied, with his radio, and at last TO BELlBve h e JEAN WEBSTER.- At Birthday Party for tbs driver and car commander reports stUl was in contact with m is h t h a v e r e * ITRIAOS AS to see throuah. ' th* battalion.) VEALED MIUTARV R X IO W 5 — » ^ B C R S T S /* BrlstoL Aug. l i —m —A swarm $:35-^7ra heading straight of bees broke up a birthday Into an orange ban o f a sun hoist­ ing ovar ths borisoo. party for David, ton o f Mr. Phllsdelphis—CP)—Samuel PaoU and Mrs. Rodney L. Burgboff, bare 7:06—A motocjiycla' scout rs- yeeterdey, sUngiag one of the poc^ Just shMd. and almultans- has sight reasons for Joining tbs young gueetsAo aeiloasly that be ously our tmplrs drives up in his Navy. "If you had as many si^ id. medicel etteatlon. psep. 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