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» ! . ■ PACE FOURTEEII rKiDAT, jrtrmc n», w--'^ - - X Manchester Eveninfi[ Herald 'j.. The Weatkrt Average Dallr Glreulatkm .'oreeeet, el C. S. Wcetber Fee th e Month eC .Mejr, 15M Members of the Anibuluncc Tech. Sergt. Robert W. Hyde, ftoettmred shaWara eed tr^ Transportation Unit willing to of 30 Delmont street, ia home fiom -howsrs ending this a' About Town help move cquipniont to the new Columbia,. S. C., for-a 17-day fur­ mrtly cloedy and cooler toalglriv 8,732 $un5e]i: feir end much eoeler. headquarters arc asked to report lough. His wife and daughter ac­ tfutmcf Diitrictf No. 21, laOPiA at Center street tonight et 6 companied him. v eC the Andlt O ran n Lodge, will meet in OMuigc efoloek. Those working . on the I ->X;. o5 CErenletleee Manehegter-^A City of ViUage Charm hto^toiriorrow evening TlSO. Bond drive starting Monday are Mary, C. Keeney Tent, Daugh­ 'C.- asked to report At the Bank at ters of union Veterans of the Civil PRICE THREE CENTS P > tX ^h ' Ifutaell hM aerlved 6:15, in their aniforms. War, observed' Flag day at its MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, JUNE 17,1944 (TWELVE PAGES) Mfei.v In jen^aiiiii. accoMing to a irieeting last night, with Mrs. Ma­ (CleaaMaS AdveeMMiB on Pege ti) mesMge received'l^.)il* wifH Mra. The Polish Women's Alliance, bel Strickland, patriotic instruc- LXIIir NO. 220 Doris M. Ruaara of 21 Woodland Group No. 246, will its nianth- in charge. The annual memor­ . atraeU '"v'S -■ ly meeting, Wednesday evening at ial service for Jl2 deceased alsteVs 7:30 a t the home of Mrs. Annie and one obligated brother, w^a Sunset Council, Degre^of Poca­ Bolinski of 15 Norman street. conducted by Mra. Muriel Davia. hontas wiU enterUin its Great Po­ cahontas and her chief Monday eve­ ning at the Zlpser clubhouse. Sup­ per will be served promptly at 7 o’clock and Mrs. Walter Kanehl HALE'S SELF SERVE FUN! I I. who haads th« committee of ar- imngaments urgea members to The Original In New England! have their contributions of food there at that time. Miaa Shirley Sullivan, of 150 FEATURED FOR SATURDAY. . . Summit street has left for a week’s stay it the Black Point Beach Qub, NianUc. She will be the guest of Miaa Eleanor Miper. Hale's Bread i m ( 6 c HI* Members of the Army and Navy WIm MI Itoilt.'. IM% Club auxiliary planning to attend Mystery Bomb Which Fell in Sweden the banquet Wednesday evening, Dressmaker.y Suits Urges Check June 21, at the Villa Louisa, Bol- Whole Wheat Bread tim, ahould make reservations be- Rayon seersucker — flowered broadcloth — striped broad­ io in b e rs fiow Sunday at the Utest through cloth and seersucker. One-piece with flared skirl' Ravon ■ \ • Mra Irene Palshaw, 6750. Trana- L o af 1 2 c jerseys. . ' ' On CIO Unit portatian ■ will be furnished » and those going are requested to meet at the clubhouse not later than Coffee Cakes 25c C a la is , Be Continued S:15. Two Piece Flowrered Chintz, Flowere^roadcloth, Seen by Yank The Second Oongregattorial Tunnell Proposea Broad­ church school closed for the sum­ Faille, Printed Rayon Jerseys, SJk 32 to 40 Gteen Stamps mer with the Ghildren’i day exer­ Jelly Doughnuts or And Berlitr Areas ening of Senate In­ cises last Sunday. _The nursery GiVen With A, I aenrloa will oontinua through June Doz. vestigation to Include for young children whose parents Crullers 25c Cash Sales. [ntbetic Oil Plant Un* desire to attend the Sunday morn­ Solans Push 15 Other Groups. ing worship service at 10:45, per Attack; 2,500 Sor- Cut Cherbourg Weatern ' $ 3.98 to $ 8 -987; Flnwn Although By The As^lated Press ' -^The Booster Club of the North All Kinds of Bread and Bill to End French Forces 39283 Dead Railway by Seizure of Methodist church will hold its an- lying Weather Mis- A^ continuing check b / the Sen- ' ausLidenic Monday evening, at the Fastry W ar ate~diihipalgn Expenditure com­ In Opening St. Sauveiir le Vicomte * home flf lilr. and Mra. Griswold Irable; Opposition in mittee on the activities of the CIO Land on Elba; —Trut^ks and Staff Cars Chappell of 475 North Main street. Political Action committee was OoM Medal luhr Steong as Ever. ^Moving South as Ar­ Rising Star Lodge No. 45, I. O.------'• ' \ • House Ctdls Up for Fi­ urged today by Senator Ferguson Further Gains New Front ..O. F„ of Rockville, has invited 25-Lb. Bag Bulletin! (R., Mich.) as Senator Tunnell, The caption accompanying this picture, obtained frofn the Swed­ tillery Blast Last Sunset Rebekah Lodge to attend a Flour $1.33 Jaiitzen Polo Shirts nal Attion Today Leg Delaware Democrat, proposed ish picture agency Pressens Bild, described it as “remains of a mys­ memorial service in the EllingtOa supreme Headquarters A1- broadening, of the investigation to terious bomb believed one of Germans’ experlmenUl radio directed Bradley Al»o- Reports Road; May Beuonie Congregational church; Ellingtan, Beautiful colori in yellow, pow­ I Expeditionary Force, iilation oh. Termi­ include 15 other groups. rockt 4>ombs which fell in southern Sweden Tuesday." The pnolo Allies Continue Rapid Sunday evening at 5 o’clock. ReV. der and white with contrasting Sidney Hillman, chairman of the waS transmitted by radio from Stockholm to New York. ______I2f600 Wounded tn j Another SevastopoL' Glenn T. Eno, pastor of the church AC 17. — (A*) — American nation of Contracts. CIO political group testified this Strides in Italy; 8th and a member of Rising Star Smoked Shoulders iib.29c stripes.- Small, medium, large. 1.98 fvy bombers pounded half week that the CIO committee was Invasions; Figures lo\ 4-5 Pounds AveragOb $ Army Sweeps on to Supreme Headquarters, Al- Ixidge, will take for his sermon Sosen N ad airbases in a Washington, June 17.—(FI- supporting President Roosevelt Midnight Last Night. ed Expeditionary Force, subject "Living Memorials." »t Tire" extending nearly Spurred by the Increased ^ r for re-election, snd a formal plat­ C a p t u r e Foligno. Grand Master Charles F. Roberta, form laid before the CIO group Yanks Punch Slowly . une 17.-^/!^—^ American Jr^ of this town, and mambers of way around the Norman- tempo and- warnings from Elder at a meeting in Washington as- Bulletiii'! With American Forces ■ in troops driving to pinch off tha his officisl staff will take- p a ii in Treet, Brunch or battle zone today. Six air Statesman Bernard M. Baruch aerted that President Roosevelt the service. All Rebekaha ahd ds in southern , that speed is paramount, the Rome, Juno 17. — (ff’i— France, June 17—(JO— 'The Amer­ top of Cherbonrg peninsula "has not failed us.” and added: ican Army bad 3,283. killed and brought the Germans’ last friends wili be waleona. X S h o r t s > Paris area and near Bou­ House today called up for final “We dedicate ourselves to the task Inland Upon Saipan French forces landed today on Prem Can 34c action legislation establlsblng ma­ the Island of Elba, and hsra 12,600 wounded in opening the escape road under hammer- White, navy, powder blue and brown. _SizesJ.0 to 20. se were hit by around 1,- of assuring Franklin ■ Delano chinery to twTnlnate the -blUloha “Roosevelt’a nomination and elec­ secured ri tor the Allies, * Al— Normandy, Lieut. ng artillery fire today, and-a 35-Oa. Cna Armonr’s Fortresses and Libera- of doUars worth of outstanding lied headqusrters announc FtO O ^ LAYING war contracts. — tion.” Town of Charan-Kanoa (^JiinC SC U n i t S Gen. Omar N.. Bradley said today. U. S. fightser pilot reported Would Probe Other Groups today. The total of 15,883 casualties signs of German flight from tlm SANDING Backers of the measure ssaert The CIO inquiry prompted In­ Won , in . Street - by- * ^ Pork and Beans 2 r., 3Sc that Industry n e ^ to know now Rome, June 17— ships and in northern Burma, H wa» art- Cherbourg threatened to become , Ptbat portion of the French Endorsed by Hooelera pounced officially today. terday. another Sevastopol for the Ger­ Skiing and Rock The president, mesnwhlle, was dama^ng 10. This completed the Spoleto and Trevi. both on u t nearest to England—an area dramatic picture of a grand scale (Driving toward Burma from Seeking to Halt Entry mans, with their escape cut off ex­ Wheaties 2 Pkgs. 23c Eter^ repeatedly before the endorsed for a fourth term by the China, Chinese expeditionary force Highway 3 on the way to Foligno, cept by sea, as happened in the — Wool Insnlation 1 ' — Strike Blindly in Parts Indiana Democratic State conven­ air and Naval operation which fell to the "r.lghth Army. laalon—the Germans kept their smashed Japan’s steel industr>* troops captured Lauhkuan, 60 Of Red Army into Vii- Crimea. ' Kellogg's erloua robot planea hurtling tion. which picked an uiiinstruct- miles northeast of Myitkyina, In the Adriatic sector other Although the pilot reported In- Export wertonaaship. AS worh Of Southern England ed delegation to cast 26 votes, and every base for 3,000 miles unlU of the Eighth Army made ganraateed. Beaaoaable Prieea. Perfect the channel laat night in along a’defenae line from Paramu- forming "the first China-Burma pnri; Soviet Capture dlcatlona of possible German evac­ ' 3 ^ | itinuatimi of attacks kept up Through Night and with indications all of them would link since Japanese occupation of contact with partisan forces who uation below Cherbourg, Lieut. Na obUgattoh for an estimate. Corn Flakes be registered for the president. shiro to Palau. The Bonins were already were in possession of Appears Inevitable. Gen. Omar Bradley at his press W rite irday and the previoua night the‘last link. Burma.” a front dispatch from age - and casualUea were Morning Hours Today. A count of votes of District of Associated Press Correspondent Teramo, about 15 miles from the conference held earlier said there Coir, ibia Democratic delegates The first eyewitness reports east coast and 30 miles northwest were as yet no signs the Germans IXAILE r': Fitting t id in several places in Eng' from Saipan, where the American Wllliafrt F. Bonl said. Moscow, June 17. — (.P) — The gave the president 5 pledged id. , , London, June 17.—(P)— Q«r* forces which landed Wednesday IBoni described it as a “token of Pescara. ' \ Finns are blowing' up sU the Burton Insulating Co. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES votes. juncture" of the expeditionary .gnierieans Qapture Orosselo (Ooranued nn Pai^ EIgM) ■Itougb miserable flying weath- 1 mmjy-g new explosive robot planea, Taylor’s Lead Widens along a two-mile beachhead have 'O n'the west coast Ameriican bridges on two highways leading 1S5 Oxford St Hartford Extra Large, Fancy CHILDREN’S AND MISSES* onco more hampered the *irair won the , town of Charan-Kanoa, force and Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Pheao Hartterd SMSIS dispatched. - across the English And the close f rimaty race for StlUwell’s men fighting in northern troopa have captured Grosseto, to VUpufi on the Karelian isthmus, pport of the Invasion armiea the Democratic senatorial nomina­ supported official accoqnta of a nearly 100 airline miles from Jtisrday, supreme headquarters channel In weather that sharply bitter battle. ' -5 Burma). seeking to halt the Red Army’s en­ tion in Idaho continued although Falls After Seven-Day Siege Rome and on the irtainland -op- try Into the city, front dispatches Head Lettuce 10c Ed 2,500 sorties (individual plane reduced Allied air activity, struck the lead of Glen H. Taylor, former ’The campaign is actually like bta) were flown by Allied air blindly in parts of southern Eng­ Guadalcanal and Tarawa com­ Kamaing, described by Admiral said today. Flashes! A n k lets bined," Richard W. Johnston, rep­ Lord l

M T eenoat stre e t. I , I, MaMeeheeette. K- Meete. VMa. Bte. 4 JL!-A coupooe good- for three gnl- ■oak Sow red etanyie AS lone through June SI. Ei-8 and X ^hrouSh WS wtm T«Ud todeSnltely C-S coupons good for five galkma \ everywhere. Fuel Oil Isook Sow bliie etempe AS Period four and five ,. eMpona Boiler Ch^ek Sofskin Creme foi^^arden Handtl tSraoah V8 now Telld Indefinitely good in all areas through Sept. 30. Weldon’s Gives Community Press Moved - New period one coupons may be Victory hands are busy hands md need apodal^ a ^ Book row eUinpe ^ SI used as soon as reoeivad from local Time Is Here tention to keep them smooth. Mod for five podnde Indeoniteiy. rationing boArda. Qeauty Hints To It$ New Headquarters SteoiB S3 velld for five pounda « — ------» x;^ Thin makes an ideal ffift for a eonvideseel X'-> June IS end good indsfinltriy. ?N . ThS Local War Price and Ra- Sum m er Is Ideal to Get g^.mp 40 good for five pounds for ttbntng Board ia located In the Lin* Summer Heat Is^Hard The Community Prem has nowerfoel they must In order to come up iKMe Uirougii Seb. SP' Coin acbool opposite the posp of­ moved Into larger quarter* at the to the high standard they them- 6 0 e - $ 1 . 0 o " sahres have aeL However, both Your Heating Equip­ IStS. fice. Office hours are es follows: On Your Skin So Try corner of North Mala and North Monday, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.; men reaUM that there are times m ent in O rder. School atre et Thjeee quartera are Book Tkrec nir|^«»e^ stempe I Tuesday, 3 p. m. to 6:tfi p. w.; A M odem Facial. when It ia not p«Bibl* to antici­ much better, suiOd to their par­ pate a rush Job coining along, and 4lea a good tadeSidf^-. Wednesday, 3 p. m. to S:1A p. m.; How did your beating equip­ WELDON Thuraday, 10 a. m. to S:16 p. m.; Are you aO- flnishod with your ticular uee, and as their buaineas they'want their cnatomera to STUDIO ment function last winter? If ■ Friday, ..10 a. m. to 5:15 p. m.; houeecleaningT If so and * little haa.^,. expanded ao much. Mr. kn^ that, they can and will ' ]a ih)K1»*w * •“* eouthenet, Saturday, 10 a. n. to 12:30 p. m. Holmea and Mr, Bare felt they handle a rdah Job gladly. In fact you have any.doubts about U, or lS.A.^0MipoM good for t hree gnl- sigh Mcapea your Upa at the pic­ The telephone number la 2-0404. simply had to have larger apace, they are willing at all times to co­ if you feel that it did not operate OyRB^EI>| V- jMiS through Aug. A- Eleewhere, ture your mirror portray* don't so they moved • Into iheee new operate In turnlng'^out work .that SEE FOR YO at peak efficiency, now is the HIGH GRAPE woiT}'. Bit down » t the telephone quarter* e short while ago. They baa to be finished by a certain Toa caa go chairman of the activltlea commlU and 'can SOOfi, the Weldon Eieauty ate conveniently located in the date, knowing that their patrohs time to call Johnson A Little and efirer your eat tee and he la a>llve wire,who can Studio, and ask for an appoint­ North End of the town, not far have been most co-operative hi riot have them check your boiler or Hebroo be depended upon to do what he ment for ■ series of facials. The from their former locatioii. j asking them to rush whea li ia ndt oil burner. Johnson A little with a magol- PRINTING The Time: can In the matter.. But be cannot reason we say a “seriea'' ia that Perhaps you might be curious to ' absolutely Imperative. have been in buslnesa for many tylag gl a a a JOB AND COMMERCli Tic Dates: GaediiattGn axerdaea of the He- do everything alone and he asks while one facial given under the know Just what comprises Job ■ The Ooiiununlty Frese is fortun­ years and are known all over wfeea we get that others pitch in and help. Tha akillfuL fingers of the expert opera­ printing and It la amaxing how ate in having a gbod aupply of. Manchester as being utterly rc-' PRINTING Iwon scl^oeia pMsed off very sat- gfrass must flrst^be cut and then thrnugfe oarr- tor* at Weldon Beauty Studio will many things come under this head­ paper stock oo '^umd—of course liable. Just .recently ifiey Prom pt and fCMitunl Prtatli kfectorily Wedncaday evening at the diamond ce« be put Into shape. make a vast difference In your ap­ they, cannot Absolutely guarantee iclBg It — end aee tor yenrsell Everj^Night From 6:30 To ing The Oommunity Preaa baa-the changed their location t^ a new \' tha toSm hall. Every seat was Helpers are Asked to bring along It K doesn’t aatlaty every stand­ •t an Kioda JUNE l^^To Inclusive pearance, you cannot .expect. to equipment to dp all aorta of things all kinds .of paper in. all ■weights ,store, 145 Main atreaL' a most ^lled and quite a nusater were their equiplrnent for work. condition your akin for the hot —they have an automatic Job but ta r ' an practical purpoaes, convenient location ,Y6r everyone. ard. COMMUNITY I^RESS etanding hi aplte of “admission by The War council also voted''^ to summer sun in Just one treatment. press over la their new quarters. they have a full line. If you wish. Has Loug ^B^perlence a . 81. Hofene* 4 tfe> have another wing added to the Housecleanixig and victory gar­ yeiU may drop over to their print Ucket only.*' Quite a number of Some of the work that cornea wi­ Mr. UtUkJriks .lad many, many COOK’S SERVICE ST A. Cor. No, Mala aad No. Hebron honor roll, and Ira C. T up- dening are part of the work done der the heading of Job and Oom* shop and they will gladly ahow you years experience in the plumbing Mancbcater Ureea Ffenae 8896 atreeta — Telt$i|iewe 5333 Sgdldirn were m evidence al- ihen was appointed to see to the re­ by moat women today, but bow the niercial P rintl^ is circular work, sample* of paper stock and work. and bertiiig busine.sa, years in Urnugh they had been urged Ip moval of fir trees surrounding the tiny particles of dirt do fill the tickets, factory forma, wedding If you'are in need of colored whk!n be baa serviced many types kttend tha dresn rehearaal of . the American Legion Soldiers’ Park, pores of our faces. Try as we will announcement*, wedding Invlta- stock, you can still find aome of heating diffict^ties. Now that aCteiWm prcvloiia, thus lehvlag the tree* having grown so large ons a oertalB residue al left- to enlarge tlona, programs for churches, all this at Community Press, although' Get Y our Supplies Of Band you do not need-your heating ants enongh for adults.^' How- that they almost completely hide /, our pbrea, to take away that freeh kinds of annouimenkmU, to men­ they do not have a full ll^ 'o f equipment it would bA particular­ Laiidscaping V' user, sowie Of the c ^ r e i i were the loldlers' monument. The coun­ soft akin that ia a woman's grieat- tion Just « few. . ‘ colored paper. Many ccjlorc are amble to get U> ^ han for the ly wise to phone him, 5876, and Ox-Line Paint cil also voted to bold a community aat charm. Theae'facialt get way .\ak a.fettle Time out for the duration, buttoere is have him check .oyer your^e^ting and Locate your street below. Note the Dat^i-. Then and There Is When and Where Manchester’s quota Is approximately $708—for each Manchrater man in Mrvice. ■uheaxul and Qthcra accompan­ party the evening before July 4> _ down into the pokes, releasing the We have been warned repeated­ still quite a wide JMa to choose unit. The winter ahead iboks Now for Those Is $700 too much'money to furnish him with Arms, Munitions, Food, and Clothing to ied parents who did not feel afe The council also record dirt gently, the vehrety creams ly today hot to expect work done from. like a hard one for both coal and Tree Surgery Paintint Jobs. the War Bond Wagon will be at your service. that point on it is strictly i^ to carry on thi.s invasion? Can we afford to have it said that Manchester would not inve.et a leave tlwjAalone at home. in favor of soliettlng bonds of the penetrate, soothe and leave the in a rUMi, particularly work that If you hayc^'any printing prob­ oil usem. and Svkeating apparatus' .YOU. Will you get behind this tremendously Importknt business and ii^rat every single The life and musical compoal- F and 6 series, 5th war bond drive, akin amooth and glowing. Do call needs attention to detail to have it lems, take-fhem to the Community $700 in the best investment Iwthe world today for each ode of our own local men in Uena of Stephen Foster were por- that does not operate to Its best ^llar you cani^iarc? • \ to help along the Hebron school today and start your aeries of turned out, in a sati.vfactory man­ Press,.^'fney will advise . you afid advantage will prove a liability. Conn. State License Monchester service? • bi the pregtwm, all taking fund. To but expects to Children Af the Hebron achooU fet 4on of result from the wave. to grind valves in such a manner Ovei^fascribe Quota him to the house. Cottage Street Norman Street Durkin Street Scarborough Road Cumberland Streetr' Plumbing and Heat­ Pine Hill Street get back Into circulation again In held their annual picnic TTiuraday When finished your hair hka a that they operate better then ever. For phiAbing and heating, yon Earl Street Starkweather Street DeimontRt.'(Main to Summit) ufigcaUonal affaire before too long. tn em te at the cold a n d threaten lovely natural wave, a lustrous You need have no hesitancy in us­ Chicago— (iP) — 380,Qpo public cannot do better than to rely on Steep Hollow Lane gleam to the hair—and best of all, school children have contributed ing Bnsineas for M any REPAIR SHOFI Eldridgc Street Oak Street East Center Street / Russell Street BiiltrtTnlin Wlnthrop S. ' P o rte r,-ing weather. The school at the ing this machine, for before pur­ Johnson A.xLittle for their relia­ Elwood Street Stephen Street Duraht Street apolM to the graduatea, glythi green held their picnic at Marl it is so easy to keep looking well. chasing it. Mr. Brown had it tbor-' more than $4,000 for 'establish­ bility is a household word. Y e a r s . Wm, H. Green. Prop. ment of a welfare fund for the Franklin Street Summit St. (East Center to Wads­ Sterling Street- lham Bomc fine advice. and,.tou I I I 180 Spruet 84. Hamlfai Street ^ School Street Wa.shingtotr'St. (Summit to North ufacturer said it would do. If there cago” which was simk in the South prove aatis- Phone S87t Hollirter St. (Summit to No bridge) the Wlndha'm Hlt;h school. In such Hebron people will be interested Oosmetie line that Weldon Beauty f ^ E ttn ) Hawthorne Street Studio carries? They ar* highly are any questions you would like Pacifle. * tortnry, fee- Huntington Street a manner, the ‘'borrower” picking to loarn that H arry K. Viner, to ask Mr. Brown about thia you Hannaway Street Spruce Street . Wlfllington Road TrUm.ban Road ' ^ tt up on the sly and conveniently principal of the Natchaug gram­ recommended, by the Studio and ca«M N vriH Jensen Street Haynes Sireet their experienced operators Will can phone him at 2-1277. Perhaps fee produead under 4 Jordt Street Welcome Place forgetting to return It. mar ^ o p l, Willlmantlc, a former you would rathe'T drive over there Get G I B S O N 'S Waahington St. (Main to Summit) Near the close of the program gladly advise the - shades most aioderu, nlNetoat metfei KRAUSE'S \Wellman Road . , Henry St. (Main to Summit) . much valued teacher In the Hebron and talk with him. If so he will be e a r eetfewale. Hawley Street Vine S tre^ Keimihgton Street arven years oM Susan Sellera schools, has been named' super* fiattoring to your particular skin glad explain about it to you. GARAGE IVestminster Road Hemlock Street > WilUam Street tone. So many of ua forget UiB,t See The Dependafele Qnaffty — GREENHDUSI (.riuicaster Road stood on the platform and pre­ visor of all elementary schools In Once you have had this done., you a. a Olfeaaa, rrop. Street Lenox Street WMte Street Woodbridge St. (Main to Summit) sented a 350 bond in the name of the. town of Windham. The ap- we need different shades in our will feel as though you are driving UU'BaMleHII Holl Street ' Hilliard Street cosmetics for summer use—and WILLIAM B. SCHIKLIIGE Woodbridge St. (Summit to Man- the school, iriilch bad been earned pointmi nt wat made by the Wind­ a new car.. also you wilt wonder "Wine Doctor" Bpeelalistng la SM eiol Afi Woodland Street > by selling seeds and in other with your facial treatments over, U 5 Sptviaa Street M . fiMO el^ter Green) I Hollister St. (Main to Summit) ham board of education. why you ever hesitated. - b e Ab O lew t h fft* amall ways by . the children. It It is reported that W alter C. a new hairdo and perfectly blend­ At V . • - ed make-up—you will face the Hm New Batteries Wheal ABgaawat. Ordwo. IW. Was to be used for . the new He­ Hewitt who has been a jjatlent at If you kre in the market, for a apaaddfeffe u bron consolidated school, now un' the Newington Veterans’ hospital, hott^t Slimmer with perfect com­ new battery, Mr. Brown ha* both der contemplation, with cred has oeei. discharged and Is back at posure. FRED'S Firestone and Bdisbn batteries, d ia s A m a $ also toward’4 the town's 5th war his home her*. He has been at the both of which are extremely popu­ Oarfeaiator bond quota. She said her little hospital for about two months. , BloodkoundM Give False iM d lar with car owners. It may be 8ervtce!' Friday, June X presentation speech very nicely PACKAGE Thursday, June 22 Friday. June 23, from 1:30 to that your old battery ia worth re­ and was warmly applauded. 3:30 p. m„ ia the date for the He­ New York— (IPi —Bloodhounds charging, In which case ;thla will c — . 185 Mala St. Phoae 5012 Ensign Street Packard Street The girls of the graduation class bron Well Child Conference and on the scent of an escaped Ger­ be done for you. ArclrKtrcct Hartfrtd Road (Elih St. to McKee No. School St. (No. Main to Gol- Adams St. (Centei\St. to Middle were aimply but becomingly Biimmcr round-up at the town hall. man prisoner of war led searchera Main Street Bervioe Station ia STORE Turnpike) Fairview Street Perkins Street to an old church. ’Two of the par­ Bknk Street ' St.) x: . ' way) dre.ised In white, and those who located at 575 Main atreet, «*ino8t ' 117 Spruce Street AFFP yOUP CAR Oak Place Alexander Street Ferndale Drive Portland Street had taken part In the 4-H club nirmri Saeecs far Crash ty climbed a tower, opened a trap convenimt kicatio'n. This station Cattle and PoaRry Beech Street . - . ^ ^ H azel^teet dress revue wore the costumes door and felt something allwi features MobiloU prodtfets, the The proper wlaea, prsparly AT flGHTIHO/fiP CampfieM Road Orchard Street Ann Street »Foley Street Proctor Road / brush past. They quickly retreat­ served with the right foods, call Bny Yonr Hardware ..High Street - ^ ‘ Uiey had made for the event. Rock Island, Ill.~(fl*»--Mrs. R. favorite* with tbodBanda .of motor­ Art Briaidac Tiop Cedar Street Palm Street Arvine Place Foxcroft Djive Ridgewood Sireet / Mr. / Larcomb, in hi.—(,d—Over a pay Elm Terrace - Litchfield Street Turnbull Road i. ■ _ road now runs.-'but one boy was telephone in a- downtown restau­ Fairfl- J Street^ r . landSL) Trotter Street- Crestwood Drive ; X : ■- rant here is a picture of a wide­ Deepwood Drive Lyndss Street Victoria Road - nearly struck by a car a few days EXPERT AUTOMOBILE REPAIR WORK Farm Drive •' • ,c Mints Court Union Street (No. Main Jo Kerry) Village Street ago. It is a haxarduos place for the mouthed fish accompanied by the Myrtle Street VaOeyStrket Deerfield Drive McKinley Street , remark: "Even little fiah get Into T. eP; Hollorqnl Ford Street McKee (Courtland to Center) Warren Street ' - Xgame and it is distracting at well trouble for opening their mouths Garden Street ; - ' v ■; , . ^ New Street „,■■ ■ '■ ' Wafamt Street , - Devon Drive 'West Center S t (Center West ta, for motorists who are not prepar­ t6o often,'.’ Grikwold's ^ V o N B R A L TOMB Dougherty Street vMobre Street ed for a toy'* Jumping out to re­ -Garden Apartffients “ Ne7miii'''8treet •, . Westwood Styect " i- Foley) ~ . . . Bspcctelly Fords, Mer- DEPOt SQUARE GARAGE West Street ; Dudley Street ML Nebo Place trieve aAall 'every now and then. New “Chueklat'* Making Rounds Atlantic Gidway Street North Street ' WethereU Street. - , But, better days may be In- store eurys and Lincoln Zephyra. ^ _ Enwst Rojr* Prop. ' No. Main Si. (Allen Place to Winter Street Edmund Street Olcott Drive - , Gorman Place_ Orford Village- Woodbridge Tract-. t —for the boys, as *he local war coun­ London— With London vir­ An Work 241 NO. MAIN STREET TEL.&113 Service Station •way toMu tfee feaq Han O urt bridge) — • WaodStmet Euierson Stteet cil at its mefUng this, week talk­ tually deserted by AmerloCHs now ' AbeotaUdy Goarantccdl 28f Mala Stiuet ed the matter over and set' the that the Invasion la on. a new era Fehan^ IgMh of this month as the date "chuckler" la msddng the. rounds MOBILOIL ^ MOBILGAB tn en ^pMae.interested are aaked to he.re. -"I undeietand," says one. . get together to fix up the land Britisher to another, “that an General AMBULANCE 8ERV1CI rented by the town for a baseball MAIN STREET — FOR — Englishman Is sictoaUy able to get DAT AND NIGin ffifimmid. Leroy H. Oetchell Is a taxi ia pteaiBIly now.’’ SERVICE STATION. Automdlitlg^. >835 Mala atieel f A 8 - i m Oupwif Faint Products Service . 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Is atili 'the prime From The River Road :on Cainpaign on leavo with Cbrporol John Bcar- vB.iuu^ BhTm II •trw mandy beachheads. i chuk of 21 North stroot, this town, object of our. strategy ^nd Our (/ I:0A-WTIO—News; WDRC — WDRC —^^Ktajror of the To| Local Soldier JHa8,/Q|H UanohaMtr. O»o"-^ By MalcoUn Moilan -, -Well,-that, I have .concluAed, - Grand OHitral Btatkm; News; WTH’IXAm erlcan Legion- a laboratory technician ; wlth hU TMOMAS r»M0U80J» -r Aghting. * •—i—>• * - ■ ‘• Connecticut own 90th Photographic Squadron. Oaoaru ««a«C«r muet be the justlAcatloa for giv­ WTHT— News. MusiC4 WNBC lllai^ WNBC—Those Good L5 Sfetions to Be Local* fidrtunity to See Most f*ouHd#^ Ootobtf T; _____ Mr. Mollan, retired editor of The Herald, preserves his contact ' —Report firom London. Bolton Neither know the other w ia from . .with his former daily rcadera “by writing a weekly letter for ing the swing bands torture-rights 1:15—WTIC— Market Report an- r i^ W 'r t lT —Music. . - ed Through Town in Famous Cities* Manchester, Conn., until a chance PublUB«4 l)*«rT ll!*«nin« Why Delay la Inexcusable ■ these columns, in whlch.tie expresses hts own leisurely arrived- over our citizen soldiers. It's pret­ Agricultural New's; W T H T ^ - :30—WTIC — Ellery Q u S remark revealed focL much to ■uodty* »na Holiday*. Yankee at convictions Concerning some major matters and hla obaerva- WDRC — Thanki, to the Yaii Intensive 5-Day Drive Mrs. Keeney Hutchinson, cheif- their surprise and pleasure. Ser­ th* P»*t oaio* »t H»och**t*r. Conn., ' When a nation lacks leadership ' ty much on the par-with twenty- Greek Program; -WNBC-Td^ews. Mr. ^and Mrs. Fred Lepper of 24 ‘ By A H 0 . ‘ tlona conlcemlng'some very-minor ones, as seen from his home WTHT — Arthur Hale; WI man of the CUhntng Committee geant Lepper receives The Herald, M dMond CUM M*ll U*ttM. mile bliater-hikea for . green In­ 1:30—WTIC — Indiana^Indigo; Dudley street have received sev­ and competent advice aa to whai on the banks ol the NiantiC river. Look for his contrlbuUoo WDRC— Your Opirden and .You — Music America. Loves Bes| To Reach Quota. for Bolton, announces that fhs but may not have had on April ■OBSCRIFTION RATE* _ \ each week-end. ^ ’ ductees and machine 'gun bullets committee will :onUnue Its proj­ eral V-mall letters recently froip to do about a speclAc problem, The delegates to tha Republican —Douglas M^^Howa; WNBC 7:45—WTHT — Lawrence We copy stating that Corporal Scar- • On* Month »«M by by HfH. lt*» ...... ‘ ■■"t! nI! flying over the hiiads of ahock ' Orchestra. Over 800 women, under the lead- j ect of advertising surplus c r o ^ In their son. Technical Sergeant Wal­ chuk was with ths same outfit, and tb m Is some eacuss-’for deJay and National Convention have mat, — Swing UftTFroUca. • town for the beneflt o f the home iUKl* Copy ...... IgM 'Despite the unquestionable fact-until our Immediate personal an- troop outAts. P ak of the bual- 1:45.—W He — John 'MeVane; 5 :0 0 - W TIC'— Abie’s Irish •rihtp of Mrs. J. P. Cheney, Jr.. : lses Lepper, who has been ‘ oxier- also wears battle stars for psr- lUByrod On* T*«t ...... failure In handling that prob­ and reelected one J. Kenneth caniiera. sess for almost two years, in ths that this enormous conAict which cestors came upon, the scene In the WDRC— Treasury Salute. WDRC — Blue Ribbon To| whl man the 15 Bond Wagons next ticlpstlon>*ln North African and STATEMENT nesB of making ’em tough. And UhiURER UV lem. But when competent advice Bradley as i^atlonal committee­ WTHT—Frank Singiser: WI ■ This week-eiv4 there la an Air Corps. He has recently receiv­ Italian campaigns. Is shaking the existing civilisation Weatern hemisphere. Yet it is be- 2 :A0^WTIC—Here’s to Youth; week as Manchester swings into a Tb* ASaoc’IATED and planning is available, and ex­ man from Connectlcift. Curiously I’ll take' rhy oath they ought to WDRC—Of Men and Books; —Early American Dance abundance of straO'bcrriea to be ed three battle participation etars Th* AMocUtod Pro** I* concentrated effort to top Its 5th , had for home preservation at the I- aDtuUd to th* u o of f*b“ bl]OA- ists merely to be Ignored, delay to Its foundations and creating lieved by sdentlsta that mankind, be tougher,' after some of the i W^THT— Baseball— Braves -vs. and Is at present with the 90th enough, this Is the ' identical per­ farm of Eugene Gagliardone In Photo Wing Reconnaisaence. •talq «d J8Ngo Froelalmed tUn of *»l B«w« ^'•b*'®*’** Swti son, name, personality, and C li­ potential aftermaths which, for in one stage of development or they have to listen to. th n p /th e Giants; WNBC — News; W om­ 8 :1 5 -^ W ^ T — Musiel Polish War Loan quota of $760,000. _ -| •o It oi not otherwiM or»dH*d In and failure are inexcuiable. gram. ■ South Bolton. The berriee are Sergeant Lepper was at flret sta- tSi. prp.” « « “ >»® lb. 100.1 O.W. It has Jiappened before this tics. , alao reelected Republican better or worse, inevitably must another, has been upon this globe toughest of the wild m ^ V ^ o rode en In Blue. In spite of the 'storm last ev-e- London, June i7—(JP)—The Mos­ 8:30—WTIC — Truth or Cof nlng over 200 xvorkers turned out from two-year-old plants and are pubMih.d h.M. „ bnctloo Of State (^airman at the spring con­ affect America’s way ftf life for for 240.000 years, and his written 2:13—WDRC— Adventures >in Scl- .-.0 cow radio, quotlqg s Tsss news ag­ to die Special hvesdgating. Gimiiuttee of the that the plan and advice to be ap­ wilder horses than ,G

'/-^)- .. PAGE inFitf' MANGHESTEll EVBNTNG HEBALD, MANCHESTKR. CPNH.. E A T^D A T, JUNE 17) 1944 m iinna w MANCFTESTER EVK.>fTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. rOXN.. BATLTtDAT, JUNE 17., 1944 7TT rapidly fr,om the neW Gerinan Ocean Swell A W h o p p e r New Baseball Is Toppled weapoh by AJlied scientists:, and it Public Recorcis y , Plant Signs oif Flight Robot Planes Urges Check Freak Storm lOston’^kWin Streak * «> Purple Heart IS riot the mysterious earth-shak­ Obituary League Starts Seen by Pilot; ing device pictured by the Ger­ Derby Winner Again Attack manic and public imagination. - M amutee Deeda t On CIO Unit Lashes By a 7 to 4 * Given Mpther It is not radio guided and once (Tlyde E. and Sarah E. Walker, Simpp^d by Candini Town Retaken It leaves the Germans it Is out of to A lls T', Lalve, property on Death* First Gamr Tomorrow British cnotrol of the lOrces firing it.- RivSr.side. drive. Be Continued Lowly 28 to 1 Oiilaider — ... N- I season taot night at the o vil whMi ^ pon. Arthur Edward Miller, The Americans alone have cap­ struck the Pas-de-Calais coast \ j.-fjurth of.'July rocket with wings 'fhmy to Arthur H. and Salone H. hie eyesight in an explosion and end -of town, between North Ma| Landing who finished second and ofternoono, Tuesday jsnd Saturday Gree'ri,..,property oh I.«nox street. of Ohio, Republican presidential nine gome winning St. Louis 14rDetrpIt 1. I he buried the ’WllUmantle FUen •camaa, aecond claaa, who lost hU tured 8.509 Germans so , far, and Vhe region from which the Robots jjiade of iron. It cairies has been totally blind since then. and Deming streets and in the i Washington 4. Boatm 0. third. evenings at toe North Bhid. Any Bruce'■'L.Paton to , Lawrence candidate, said that Rep. Clarence tions of South Windsor bordrt which bad lifted the Red life in October*®* 1942, In the bat­ evacuated them from Normany, are believed launched.. ‘ - F about a ton of explosives which go J. Brown, Blanchester, Ohio, By a tragic coincidence about 20 Chica^ 5, CleveUnff/L With Jockey Will Nevett tq». new players wishing to join H** ^ to a 7 to 4 victory over' the hick- he added. Fast German night fighter-bomb- ; U hits the ground after Freiheit, p?opert.V on Westwood this town. Other sections hag bt from sixth place to within a Ocean Swell took the lead less league should see one of the team ' lees Plant J Aircraft'nine hi k tle of Savo Islanda in the Solo- sneet newspaper publisher, will, be his miniUes before Mr. Wolfe dropped . NaUenal \ Fish— Game On the eastern end of the battle- ear also rumbled through the Eng-;,i'ji, runs out. dead, his son Herman walked in. a light rainfall. sif gM ie of the American League Cincinnati 19. Chicago S;\ than a half mile from the finish ft coptaba oa they nuiy.toe added to roona, while aboard the U. 8. S. lish skies, ducking in arid out .of floor manager at the G.O.P. .con­ -The rain . was accomp^ie 'Twilight League encounter. front, supreme headquarters de­ The Germans can roughly estl- I „ Kanehl to MacV Zapatka, vention. Bricker will make a radio The young man Is a private first halted abruptly by Milo Brooklyn 5, P hiladelphia 4. of Britain’s top classic for three the roster .after rite first round, Quincy. The following day Mrs. clared strong Geman attacks were the clouds and dropping flares in mate the number of miles it will ! high ’-ind* of almost hurries year old* and stood off a furious ' The teams were hand-chooen. so Notes The Fliers collected only Miller received a . parch^,nt me­ addre.ss tonight at 7:15 o’clock, Olass with the -97th Ordnance De­ force.>,Shade tobacco c}pta whld ndlnl, Washington’s In and out (Only gainee scheduled.) safeties but managed to beaten off east of Caen, andx'a apparent attempt to confuse Brit­ travel and point it in the right di- ' e.v-.t., (BLU network) ‘ on "The partment at the‘ Aberdeen Proving finish to, beat Teheran by a nech. the g(unes ore predicted to be close morial signed by The President. headquarters officer said two un­ ish defenses, but rockets froih' rection, but after that the rocket j Property on Hilliard street. , chanced to be in.-lheof tq lost night. Happy limdlng. closing with a and intero^hg. The Ctonncctlcut Sportsmen’s weryone count -os they odliected Franklin Pelano Roosevelt. Republican Party's Great Oppor­ Grbund. . heaviest part of jh^w ind stor runs enough to win,^fhe boll successful Nazi counter-blows In ack-ack batteries plungedxteadlly bdlnb is on its own. High hinds or I tunity.” Mr'. Wolfe leaves his wife, Mrs. , rr—tHini blanked the Sox 4-9 rinh, was third by a heed. F|kM Beond Sohedsto ■, saeeting Tuesday night was large­ Seaman Miller enlisted for the Troarn area, .'seven miles be­ upward, and a number of.^ the suffered greatrt.'-'-.:^ the Dude Time for toe mile end a haU gome. ^ air ciirrent,s might throw it miles T T ' • At 'Dallas, Tex., former State En)ma (Qess) Wolfe; four daugh­ farm on Avery.;, street sever! 1th five hits in pitching hia first Fotahving Is a' schedule of the ly attended and toe showing of service. December 11. 1»41. when yond Caen W Kloi'k Into Boint) Shelter* of I he six-barrellcd German rocket­ Mrs. Carl Swanson of Wethers­ enator rune in the opening Inning Deal. \ r have a boss contest oonMstlng of Britain before being transferred Toward the center, the Allies that National Charrqthn Robert E. cloUvM 'far away frorfl the far| Beat Suicides In touch with their captaina. acorlng jpiia himself. Putting caution before curiosi­ filing nehelwerfer or American Hannegan is anxiouabo..dlscuss a field, Mrs. Edith Burkhardt' and 1th a single to raise' his league Lord Derby's (Jarden Path, bniy two dlviaians, one'for smoll-mouto to the South Pacific area. punched out local advances despite Take Kamanin; t^ C it had not been located filly In the aborting field of 29 and The Schedule Sapa' Roy, the league's leading heavy opposition between, Cau- ty, people of southern England bazooka. “trade-out” that would bi^g;, har­ Miss Emma Wolfe, both of this^.iViorning. leadership to 36. George Case June 18—^ed Sox vs. Browno. basH and one for the large-taouth The Millers are an all-out Navy At the present stage of develop­ tole two bases to tie Don Oqtter- the pre-race tovorite, weakened in boss. Entries will be received by sUdker, (mllected one hit in three mdnt and Tilly-sur-Seulles, the .flocked into bomb shelters, most of mony into the ranks of i^th erji town; the sons besides Herman ape' Hartfor^ East Haxtford and t! June 39—cards vs. Braves. Jrnps to the platter Frenchy ■ family. Richard F., brother of ment the range of the rocket bomO Idge for the lead in that depart- H o 8c C o . N o . 1 W in Qut the rousing s u e ^ run and llnelly Gene E n iW thirty Olds or Lc^ communique said. ‘ , which Were jammed throughout Democrats. He said. withoirt\dis- William and John Jr., of Manphes- Pleasant/Valley section of Soul June 25—Browns vs. Braves. Boucher and Dave Beattie each Arthur, is with the Navy, which IS limited. Capture , of the PaS-de- Aiid Laiihkuan nent with 13 each. Washingtons landed In' tentai place. Mustang FYocchia. \ (The Gel-man high command the night. closing his news source, that fer. He also leaves nine -g'rknd- Windsoj/ felt the brunt of tM June 27—Cords so. Rod Sox. collected two btaglee for Use lon­ he Joined when 17; another broth­ Calai* area of France would crip­ negan is eager to make peac^ ictory vaulted them into the first • In 4 to 3 Contest in the and Growing OonfWence, two oth­ er, Nathan. Jr., is a petty officer, said Nazi counter-attacks had re­ Even as Hitler was sending over childre'n and one great grtindchUdi storm./Highways were strewn wl^ er wen regnrded^qtarters, could July 2—Red Sox vs. Braves ers. ple Its- use or make it .ineffectivs (Continued from Page One) with the fouthemers. tree limbs and leaves brokea l i v U ^ one percentage point and ttie father of the boys was a gained the greater part of the scores of the small un-manned nd one sirter., Mrs. ,.A'. J. Kresge Softball League. do ho better than Xjeventh and July 4—Cards v*. Browns, Al NoveUl cauiefat a mitjch rain­ for hitting England altogether. ofT^ng Pond, Pa^ by toe heavy rain and winds. head of the New Yoj)k Yankees. ' Double Ploy* Feature shipmate of Governor Raymond forest area south of Bsvent. 3'^ craft, American Flying Fortresses eleventh. ti nt up Of TVjmns bow to tie Lee Frnciihla for the miles north of Troem, and.'east of and Liberators late yesterday were The rooket bomb can be over- India’s east border region predict-, The funeral Monday Victory Over Tiger* Line-ups of teams follow; Two fast double plays featured Baldwin in the first World War. ’■V ^ ^ , ■The South End Firemen Teheran and Happyv Landing pond division of |hre trout contest the contest, one by each team. In the Orne river.) pounding military Installations in taken by anv American or British toda,y that the Japanese would afternbqn aL-'2':30 at 1h* Holmes The league leading SL Louis wrhUe Ike Utyiartiyk.' Ed Dzlodus He is a chief quartermaster and he cleared from the Kohima- y^iiiks on Saipan over toe SuicideB,ln Softball at the were fifth and sixth when Ocean the opening frame Boyer and Mar- Bad weather and yough seas the Pas-de-Calals ares, generally fightoi: plane and shot down as Funcra'\>itbme. 28 Woodbtidge eenred a decisive 14-1 vio- T. Mason,' (OspL). and Ed Rv^tfOl lead ifl^. the. other 'after a long period of Gulf Coast Imphal road in a matter of weelyt Finns Blowiiigl Itory over the Detroit Tigers. Milt Swell boimded into'the lra)l but ■ellis teamed up to turn in a twin duty, la now engaged in transport hampered unloading as well as believed to be the robot launching long as the fighter stays some dis­ street. Jtev:- Karl Richter of North End play^ounds last nighL R. Jarvis. and that the Allies in a aubsequent ayrnaa and Mark Christman each they whirled past Ramses, Orostes cHvtaiorai,.'-^ ^ killing. other operations and made it un­ grounds. , . tance away in case it explodes. Pushing Inland Con^xri-dla L^lbcrou church will 4 to 3, aithough outhit 5 to 4. The end Garden Path With speed ^ t R. Flynn. asrvice. The device us-aally travels in a action w6uld throw the artemy Irtve In three runs. Boh Muncrief The Pliers doubleplay took likely that the AUies would put in R A. F. Spitfire pilots, with th* officiate ,and uHerment will be in winners were better in the field brought a rolling shout from ihf J. Lucas. Anyone wishing to help in £be a full-scale attack until the straight line but could be made to back east of the Chindwin nver. U|> A ll Bridges von his sixth victory s^ttcrlng place in the third when Menoche same daring that brought thim (Continued from Page One) fhe East cemetery. The funeral having but two miscues to the loe- ground of more than 19,000. \ D Hodge. peasan t raising project should weather improves and they can fame in the 1940-41 Battle of Bri­ fly in a c-iirve which, however, The situation in the Imphal rooms will be openNSunday after­ line Bengal hits. started the pellet moving arotihd Tke Yankees rtarted a loog ers five. For the fifth straight year the' Webb. meet at I>e’s Esso staUon Sunday the born, third to second to first, French Forces use their air superiority to ,the tain, were driving through terrific would destroy what little accuracy plain was described -ds reasonably noon from 2:30 to funejal time. Derby wqa run at Newmarket in F. Johnson it has. In flight it makes an odd .satisfactory. The air supply of Al- Johnston said they left b^lhd a Updil Istlimul Some stand with a victory ovrt Kosak for the losera hit a afternoon at 2 p. m. The outa to nip both base runners. full. fire from their own ack-ack guns strong rear guard which ttM to be hqme run, a two-bagger and a sin­ stead of ita borne course o f Epsom G. Brooks. door pen for the chicks boa to be Only slight activity was report­ in bids to destroy these new Ger- f roaring noise and red sparks come fied Forces therb ia steady. James Virginia tall^no Philadelphia Atoleti>:a Pappy Hill was kayoed in th# “cleaned oqt in the fifat Pacific r-J. A flve-n * sixth Inning en­ gle -while Francchio of toe winners Downs because ot the war and to­ In’ is behevta’." three-yM ^W Don Dabney oppeara to b(be «x- R. Copra. constructed as they are fendy to third after five runs had crossed ’ Land oii Elba; ed along the 190-mila-plua beach­ man buzz-bombs. . jout its tail-. Many JapAheae battalions were fighting c0mparabU''1o Europe’s James Virginia, of 361 Adams (Continued from Page bneL | connected for a circuit blow. day’s crowd was’ considered one of Patch head front, although tha (Sermana said to have been cut .down to one abled Hank Borowy to hang up clairiiln'gniti'g at Cvpress GBrdena,^F1a..Garden^^Fla.. a.* he looks up at his father.falber, asred leave the brooder*. We all like the ptate. Tiny Pickett took over To SpMirheofi Dofenao house-to-house epcounters.” street, husband of the late Aljce elf^tk win of the year.* Score by inainga the largest since hostilities open­ fay dadW cattolng an elgW-pound Big Mouth baas almost at' large R. cole. • to hunt, so why not contribute M for HiU and finished up strongly* made two heavy and “ extremely fifth (heir normal atriength in re­ Hoffman Virginia, died- early ii presslve weight of tanks, tomm; Suicides 190 OOi 9—3 ed d e s {^ the fact that toe inva LogaulL costly” counter-attacks in the led cent fighting. Airstrip IJiider Enemy Fire irireman Gordon Maltzberger os his son. / hour or two of your time to help for the los.ers. Further Gains spearhead defense against th* the i ' Bombers Attack day at the Manchester Memorial' .gunners and infantry in massi' Hose Co. 001 100 3—4 sion of Europe began only 11 days Braves Troam area, east of CTaen, which Summarizfng the situation, he waves across the Karelian isthmi escueir Ortiel Grove in the ninth * r raise the birds. The Fliers picked up a run ia robots. Hits may not always ex­ I -Enemy reinfotcementa were ob- hospital after a short lllne.ss. He Then he flatted Manager Lou ago and the Germans’ robot planes 3 : D. Haljlday (Copt.) the first on a hit and two succes* were repulsed. i served south of Bishenpur, 18 re p o r t^ the Charan-Kanoa air- . (A Finnish communique ai were hardly more than a day-old (Continiied from Page One) plode the craft, but fliers are re­ (laluis, Duisburg strip.J(a8 been won but still is un- was born in Brooklyn, N. Y„ a son oudreau with tfae bases full aiid ,B. l^ e y . Am additional 200 brown trout etve singles. L'sea Tanka and Infantry j miles southwest of Imphal, where of the late Anthony and • Isabel m itt^ the Finns had abandon mystery. in these attacks Field Marshal ported able to bring them down der-^neniy mortar .’ire^ on the Uuaikiri^o, about 32 miles soufl two out, to give tW'C.hlcago White W.^ Simpson, were released at Skltei S*, Pond ']^e Aircraft nine eatne bock in where they would do the least Varnicha Virginia, and had been Sox a 3-1 win oVer the-CTeveland Ocean SweU to by Blue Peter. ^ughlln. their half of toe first to tally twice poaite Elba. Other forces pushed Ervrin Rommel used tanks and in­ And Berlin Areas j aa likely to ttuow the Japanese- south end of the beachhead, Yanks cast of viipuri after severe fighj Lord Roseberrv’s Derby winner of* taot Friday. The pond has pro­ harm. a resident here for 28 years. Indians. Hal Trosky celehfated hia G. AugusL to ' take over .the IcaA Boucher , 12 miles north of Oryieto. fantry in efforts to penetrats Brit­ southward. ■ ^ opened “a powerful attack today ing in whichslhey previously clairT 1939, out of Jiffy. The race was’ rls duced some nice trout fishing for At least three persons were kill­ He waa employed by the Mutual t U D U L B doubled. Owens wnDced. Boyef Sixty-five to 75 miles up the ish positions at Breville and Es- The Japanese are ceinfprbing which carried them close to the ed to have ^ lle d 5,000 RuMiaij etuna to the White Sox liheup B. Clifford. local fishermen besides saving- ed and others injured by one of the (Continued from Page One) Heating Corporation here. He was Vito A double and scored one o* worth $23,600 to the winner. forced Owens at second. B^rer peninsula from Grosseto is Pisa, coville, respectively seven and four their garrisons in the Me'gaung- Aslito airdrome” ; on the north end, and knocked ouX25 tanks- Eaaten C. Peterson much needed gas. the west anchor of the Pisa-Flor- flying bombs which crashed last less than five milea below Gara- a veteran of World War I having he PoJa Hoee’a ritno. jS'y Hugh FnlWtpn, Jr. gone home to Jennings, Md.: for H. Stevenson. started for second u Raymond and a half miles northeast of Caen. Myitkyina area in north Burma (The rommuniqiie alBo announc^ (i^«i games sreduled,). Three Day Trysat ence-Rlmini. line at which the Ger- night. Before it came down it units—about 1.000 of them 'by pan, th ^ main town on Saipan •served in the U. S. Navy. He was About'the appie picking season and the R. Pitkin. started to pitch, Sam ;threw_te— Biggest news of the day was the but in doing so they, have had to n member of AndgrBon-Shea Post, withdrawal from Seivistoe an Br—klyn U VtotaeinB ' ^ NaHonal Yoik. June 17-'- The and Fox club o M Oie mana may take a stand against was observed streaking aci'os.i the American heavy bombers and was subjected to daylong Ameri­ Brooklyn took a close game . aggies tub-Uiumpcr, 0tis Wile, re- ,B. Tedford. Roy, Roy then threw the bell into weather, which again blew at walk in as the rqiiway is - not us­ Veterans of Foreign Wars here. Kanneljaefvi, in Ihe same area, an NOW York'at^oston (2V — Vol- Holyoke. Mass., June i'.—tJh- per cent of the athle' entereo jg natural-built Cpnnectlcut Sportsmen have fln- left field to score Boucher. Boyer the Allied Armies, the Naval base “ force, four” from the north. Any aky with orange flames ^ darting their escort in the twilight smash able. can artillery-fire. said "the enemy’s pressure ,coi| the Philadelphia Phillies, ■W. Ferguson. from Ita tail and ack-ack bursting at the Pas-de-Calais. 'Thanks to the preparatory He has one ton. Corporal James aelle (8-'7) and Pyle (4-4) vs. Mv- Branch Ri key, Jr., dire lor of the in the A.A.U. track meet*^ this apple picker in' Nodaway county l.*hcd planting the food pb^^hra tallied after two w m out on Beat- of Livorno, and the city of Flor­ wind from "force three” or above Chinese forces moving west­ tlnued very .powerful.” ) \ with toe aid of a four-run ery (2-8) and Hutchinson ($-2). W. Fox. tiee double(a ence. Gresseto. with its airport all around it. The night attack on Berlin was ■trikes against dozens of Japanese Albert Virginia, who is with the Brooklyn Dodgers’ minor leapue week-end are service men - \hlch . . . “They'Jikve hired him special this past week. 'Diene' planting* 'delays unloading on the beach­ ward from ’ the Salween river in outburst in the aUto Inning. Dixie Brooklyn at Phila — SoviJ es Webber in the ninth. running the 109-yard dash ia a' pie is somelhtng to see and mar- Steve Klein, Meouche wwked W ll fw » w h L under his command, the Fifth and three sisters, Mrs. Andrew Dom- Infantrymen, advancing after a| —Sewell (8-2) vs. Mimger (7-1). six Mates were expected to show A. Osgood. a straight Ipw course,- and hum Fischer Tropsch. synthetic .---''oil way jeep traffic. nounced laat night that the Yanks The Cincinnati Reda c lu b ^ waste of time because he’s a "slOw- v ^ a t.” . . . ikm ’t be surprised if the'Novelll boys Johnson’s single to left scored Ijuidtiigs at Two Ends Seventh. The Fifth ia composed enick. of Valley Stream. N. Y., tillery blasted Finnish fortiiSe American their wares to k pbdger staff of B. Carlson. cetch at West Hill Pond l^^M on- of the First, Second and 29th rhythmaticaliy Jike a motorboat. plant at Sterkrade, aboiit'' five recoiled from an earlier reverse to .qur Chicago pitchers for 13 hita stataer” and ia only hitting full ('htU Walsh gWes up coaching the A. Aceto. Menoche worked Hill for a waUkt (A German broadcast aaid that The Allied aerial hammeiing for Mrs. Harry Franko, of Richmond positions, have captured more thi Philadelphia at Nerw York (2) — coaches at MacKtsnzie Field. Ail speed when he hits the tope. (His a e v ^ a n l Rams to devote ail hia day. Al Nbvelll led with !»*■ passed. Cook doubled to left th landinga on Elba were made at divisions while the Seventh in­ miles north of Duisburg- It was score their hard-won success at ihrtuding' homers by Frank Mc­ of the bovs incited already have R. KsneL months of the Pas-de-tCalais coast Heavy Fighting J\'otc Hill, N. Y., and Mrs. Howard Lap- 199 populated places in the Kan Cormick and Eric Tipton, to de­ FIore« (2-2) and Black (8-5) vs. best lOO-yard time is 9.5 secondst time to the front office . . . Bob im * rainbow while the toW catch score Johnson and Roy. CooB both the southern and northern cludes the 82nd and 191st Air­ the second time this,-Week the R Clharan-Konoo. Then he added this pen, of Manchester. been looked ogSr by D o<^r scouta J. Robb. and Prime Minister GJiurchili’s cautious note: lian isthmus drive on the key pol( feat the Ckib(A 10-5. Besides the Donald (2-6) and Zuber (1-4). . . Alva rhillips, star GreenvUle,, Keely. faew Cardinal catcher, is conitsted of 18 targe trouL scored on Rich’s roller to HOI. thea and of the island, with one Just borne and the Fourth - Infantry A. F. had gone oyeh Germany in In Changsha Suburbs i Funeral services will be held B. August. went for an error. warning in the House of Gonjmons “ Our oasumption that Saipan of Viipuri, Moscow said today. 1 homer, McfJormlck hit a single St. Louis at Detroit —Jakucki S. ci.. High school halfback, turn- an expcA in acoustical tile instal- weat of Portoraerraio, the island's divisions: strength.' Monday morning, at 8:30 at the Among neWly taken commi (8-2) vs. Gbtaica (5-4). Fbsr* Draft coil J. McCurry Who is toe 'fisherman around months ago that new methods of Chungking, -June 17 — |J>) — island would be sfrongly held be­ nd double to nioke it easy for ed diiWti ^h<4* f ^ ip i from sevrenil i lation. l^ y b e he should install Trailing 6 to 3, tha Aircraft ntna, m ijor dty. The broadcast said It was these forces which regis­ 33 Bom'rsiea and Ba^rdinia. with the since the country is marshy and ers pounded a f o r ^ at Peene— ince to the north blunted a .Japa­ ed it at one division, l5,009 men. Swedish estimates said the Ru Dityer Greatest Chalk-Eater; munde on the Baltic coast near planes by clouds. nese advance progressing south­ Chatter grid game with great Lakes. Maryville, Ohio. Teachers vtaskot- Pagani. Since the 12th centiuy, way from neoond. Aa Boucher . high sat elavatiott Monte Capanne, hilly in spots and lends Itself Move to Block Reinforcements William J. Pon-er* Sian forces toUl 79,909 men. Thonard through the ro p « Beattie, If ...... 8 1 2 9 9* 6 (A United Nations ixSio broad­ ^'appeared both sides were Nazi .\ir Bases Hit No word has been given to th^ which the Russians are drivln St to ^NartfUrd Iti-'toe Eastern And Harry Reed waa left "The British people will not de­ Meet in Pacific raiding fieet. An American de­ prosperous butcher ^shop in oW yoarKild stable hand u-as burned chine. , \ ,and out of the riflg in the fo u r^ , rt ..3 9 6 0 1 « cast from Algiers said the Eighth hdilding up reserve fopces for big A fleet of nearly 1,000 U. S. Fly­ auctioneer or to the M anehe^r with a great weight of men an » « g ^ ;' '■ standing flat-fpoted at the post. 1 2 1 * mand protection at home to the stroyer finished it off anil, picked Woahlngtnn Market^ As they to death early today in a three- Dal Hawkins, also a \ l l ^ t - . white had Leonard backing Nnrck, 2b1 .....8 0 Army was movmg on the central 'Cfforta likely to come when the ing Fortresses and Liberators and Trust company, which acts^ aa armor now is in progress. He Mike didn’t even get r run for 9 0 9 1 i detriment of the major - task up 112 Japs os prisoners. sink! dispatches reported today. sve Besttie the new Aircraft grew in affluence' their .love of By Ibib Colehian weight and White -p erh ap^ere the eighth. A right-hand HllL p ...... 1 Italian pivot ^town of Pey^gia, weather Improves. escorting fighters hit the Pas-de- The corriel- planes spread ex­ treasurer for the local Auction heroes and racing prompted them his money. alarm fire that destroyed 82 valu­ > ...... 1 0 0 1 9 » •abroad.” declared TMe ’ London A letter was received from Zig- Refugees also are streamln llder porformed with the PA’a The one-tiave butchir took his MMagre- of Braves the two foremost exponenta o \ t h e j , ^ ^ blood from the cham- Pockett, —y which ia about 72 miles southeast The Allied Naval command re­ Calais area late yesterday and plosions among barracks, air Market, concerning-', plans of the to indulge their fancy by pur­ able race horses in two barns at Dally Express. mond S. Olbert telling about the from other Karelian towns und4 St yeyear in the local circuit crushing loss alto outer . stoicism, Few had heard of young Bur­ of FlorejKie, fighting to within ported lio E-boat activity during -".^ch smoking missile that three Nazi air bases in the vicini­ fields and fuel tanks. association to close or keep open. chasing a thoroughbred. the Michigan State Fair grounds. _ to toe chin 28 4 7 a 8 1 some JBmiles of the toWn from the fine local boys he has met The longstanding plans, dlspatchij but the blow went deeper and leigh Grimes when the Davenport Hawkins held his left- hand nig^ gyt a short right the night., but it was not known comes through the air over here ty of Paris and Laon, 80 iqiles to Yesterday the auctlon’eer and the August Belmont dropped in for The stable hand, David ScotL Willimontic 194 doo a—t ! sou:' boys are Eklwin Zamaitaa of Ker­ said. , L m Dodolt UM rueia sboirtatop, he suffered a stroke. Broken in and dropped It on the other fe dropped White te his hands and whether this was due to German is one piece of ^ a r d a U. 8. Task Force half an h6ur after the opening he' barkers in the league. huy. The horse won several races. was Bell Buzzer, which fan an exhibition game in 1913. But One of the American columns said. "Anyway our men in Nor- Wrobel of North street The boys war the Red Army said to lawns of racetracks, a sad and ated Wldte’a palene*; Extre®«>y hea(r^ft body and back again “ three ba.se hit, Sorgl; stolen boseA I’ (The Fifth, In .captutinig Groaae- striving to nip off the Cherbourg convoys louth of the beachhead. ^ogship, June 17.-— i^)wJspian’s hour all left. Thhre has not Flushed with thlr success the seventh in this year’s Kentucky Grimes then had the stuff that waa Hover, Boucher. Rathburn, Da- mandy are facing much'worse. We got together May 29 and went out. employing rocket ednnon. Happy Mella the hardhitting pathetic figure. to carry him to the heights, and aeriouo, devoid of expresslOB. (Rsd only Dtpnard could. White v^-aa to,. also occupied the villagea of peninsula had advanced three Flight .officer Steven Gerick of North Pacific headache hurt in a been a crate of strawberries Dwyer . boys increased their Derby. The tbreeTyear-old. was Da'lL Menoche; double {fiays, Boy­ San Caterina. Triana Centeno and do not complain'wyer ate lihou^ riialk Davenport could do litUe with act on finding parking for down four more, limes, was once miles southwest of Carentan, and once again civilian Britain stands Pittsburgh waa the only American back home. / ' new spot—Matsuwa island in the brought to the market since 8un- available man Uuo the struggle ( string until they owned one of owned by David Ferguson o f De- hia Sunday'• punch, the Cnucago belted h(iX way through the hemp er to Maraeilla; left on bases, Wil- Monte Civitella, the broadcast, Kuriles— today from the ' sheila boat night’a gome to let a broken the b ^ t in America. Their colors, to svhiten ^ I the blackboards In troiL him. ' the Germans were faceej with a in the front line—and this time pilot credited .with an enemy kill, ' Zigmond Olbert has been the 'day, when 30 crates only w'ere stop toe Soviets, the Finns we| America, and the -diet didn’t ■clouter l(X>ked Uke a wax statue. before being knocked as cold a» limiuitjo 8. Plant J 9; bases ofi recorded by U. S. government mon­ his seventh sinoe D-Day. •“ poured into it ou^of the foggy sold. ■ ’ 'knit properly. The break red 'with blue sash, became one Among others destroyed were The Cpntral was a circuit of itors. aaid. bitter decision—whether to coun­ we share some of the trials of an Nazy 29 months. He recriVM his roported b y toe Swedish news emnred la last wuek’a game. agree with him. lower ciaaslflcatlon than the Thrae White’* ■ fatal handicap' wqp his a -popsickla. balls, Raymond 1. HIU 1, Pockett ter-attack with all the strength Army on the .offensive, an Army The .fighters inaugurated a new boot training st Newport later night by this task force. per ^ g e h s Nyheter to have movd of the . most pop-ular on the turf Wise Oilors. Black Skimmer, My hesitancy, toll, due, no doubt, to ■ Charley- ’White simply was 2; strikeouts. Raymond 3. TWl (South Afiican troops fighting in te'6hnique. by dumping their -auxi­ The 39 minute bombardment, of for the next 39 years. They reign­ Myri, Great Scot, Coffeeman, Peto l^ e , and the Daveigtort manager, the aector between Foligno ■ and they could muster, or to allow marching to victory.” being sent te Navy Pier, m. A t all 'tropic eaatVj'ard -from the AJj Derm Haggert}. and'Tiny .Pock- Dan O’Leary, hardly wm* enjoying his being a-pronounced counter not destined to Ve e r the cronm. hit by pitcher, by RaymoRd, PSWs their forces massed in the north The German i-adio said "dyna­ liary- fuel tanks half full of ]^s6- present Qlbelt is atstloiMd some­ Tagan Point air field and admin­ Russell T. Mar on '.enafamaa (Aland) Islands in ed from 1875 to 1895.' Gino, Wise Duke. Hadinore, Look fighter untiTTie finally got * shot ett. Pockett. Menoche; umpire^ Grosseto, occupied the town of ett provided the lough of the night Sharp, Bhtclamntofyi Chaco Ballad, the festiyitlas. I waa dh'tching for td shift for themselves. " mite meteors” continued to rain on line on targets and then starting where in the South Pacific. He istrative headquarters early June Gulf of Bothnia. , ' Betties Watched Dwyer at Benny Leonard. Whlta had O’Leary. Kotch. — , - . t - Monteleone. 19 miles north and 13 was -a remarkable exhibition in the 7th inning! when the 0ve Among their notable horses fcl ’ Pueblo, Mar-Geo, BalHe Star. I^venpoit, and rather lata In alightly east of Lake Bolsena. The In any case, the peninsula was .southern England, “ hinterland of fire* with incend iary bullets. In was recently given s . rating as Wounded in Action the gnme it .was my good fortune everybody., he tackled hurL He >ms manner-enemy transport was Boatswain’s^ Mate second class. of navigation and gunnery. toot ’nureod City catoher bunted ere Bramble, Hindoo, Miss Bright Scenej-Listen Thor, Harten Eighth in'lts drive toward Perugia nil but cut in two, for American the present invasion battle, in Nor­ iown toe first base line and the to get the first hit off QrlmM — was three Umea within a punch mandy" with London’s harbors and' destroyed, freight and tank cars Zigmond wa's home only once in The smiill but important island Books Just Added I Woodford, Luka Biackfottni, Han- I ■- *t : r Ann, H irfe Roses, ^ n n y Bunny, alao seized Montefalco, the broad­ artillery was within range of the tind Pockett came in to field one that easily should have been of the llghtw el^t leauerahlp. He highway beyond St. Sauveur, headquarters- of Gen. Dwight were left burning, and a nundber the past 39 months. base was completely concealed Mr. and' Mrs. John E. Johnsdn, Tremont, George* Kinney, Pilot Rock, 'White Mystery, Miss squared off with eight Champions cast said); nt only to fhU and trip th« Mystery and Golden RewaJrd. gpod'for two bases. Which la 18 miles- south o* (Cher­ Elsenhower among the targets^the of ammunition ears were exploded. from the ships by fog but officers o f Clinton street, have received At Cheney Librai liODgStrset. Runnymede, Dew n ^ b o Attefi twice, Johnny Kil* declared modern devices assured telegram from Adjutant General Httls BatchM- and -oend him flying Dtop. PontiM and Kingston. Besides Ferguson, other' ownera ^ In g to first bass, howeiver, I bourg Itself. Gerinana hope'to reach.. Flying oVer CJzechoslovak lefri- slipped and fell. I otso fell’ After bane. Ad Wolgaat Willie Rltcfale, accurate shelling on the concen­ Tillo,' stating that their son, Pri first' hoot with a boas h it ThiM wsre trained by a young who bed horses among the 69 Projectllea’ Inaoenracy Admitted tory for the first time, Italy-based ^^dspital Notes rounding first and heading for Freddie Welsh three tlmee, Leon- Silver Lane Line The inaccuracy of the projectiles American heavy bombers blasted trated target ores. .vate Russell T. Maron. wcos slight­ ■hie Mary Cheney Llbiary Irishman, Jimmy Rowe, himself (riabled in toe tsro baniia are U O. ai^ Ted Kid Lewie’ and Js(:k 'he______- Bedwell of Lok Angelen, N. T. TCOCld. was admitted and the broadcast an oil refinery at Bratislava, caplr-. ly wrounded In action in Italy on recently added the following ne deotinsd to ndn tame oa a train- Britton twice. May 23. According to a letter re ■(msni, Gmieral Ouster, sroUted Later Frank McCabe, once a Mayo of Richmond -Vo., George C. Exptosiv*, funny Dan 0;Leary*a said they! could not be used in tal of the puppet goyernlneht of books; eyes popped out oa I was thrown j R i h ^ Hurt Eorty ' ’ Gets 2 More Buses You Don*t Say^ Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Mamie Claim Steel Mills celved ffom the young man, he Apthonv. Mrs. S. B*. Out of with the sveaing’a attmdaace noted Jockey, took over the care 'White of Hendersonville,' Tenn Normandy. “without (talker to Slovakia, qnd five oil refineries in Next to his potent poke,' the artford German troopa.” Dickinson. 86 Bigelow street; Mrs. was wounded In -the leg while Kitchen—Into the War; Bates. of the Dwyer eteble. and E. Wheatly and Otto -B. Joiu’ out . - i. ' ____• " Sea moss ii used as a base for the Vienna area yesterday. Several Remain Undamaged 'Tt’s too bad you didn’t dig • (most remarkable thing about, AUany^ German propagandiats pulled Elsie CSrlson, Andover Lake; Les­ fighting on the Anzio beachhead E.. Fair Stood the Wind Ci 1211 Dwyer horeee,. toy their of DetrolL -„. White was his Ipmiplng lon­ hand lotion. enemy planes were repotted shot Jimmy Onrena onld Umpire Sam- hole deep enotigh to bury yourself W i itasport .The government -has alloted to all the stops in describing the down and others driven off by the ter Bresnahan, 18 High street By The Associate Press ai.d is now confined In a hospital France; Beard, C. A.. ' Republl| great triumphs in rich end his­ gevity. Breaking In at 15, he box­ the Silver Lane Bus Company, two The Japanese Domei agency, in- KotiOi hod It but hot and toric BtUcsB, contributed oe much ShevUn Stokes ToH ^ in.” be ebmited. Utr robot planes which they claimed escorting Mustangs,. Lightnings Admitted today: Norma.Glsiber, in Naples. Beard. James. Fowls - and Gaj ed well for 18 years, was sUU to .additional'buses to be used between *rhere are 29. islands in the Ba­ were just'the “ curtain raiser.” 42 Starkweather street; Donald an Ehiglisb longiiage broadcast, Private] Maron, >who is with the Cookery; Blsnkv,:. J.’ D.. FO eayy in the third iaalng when to tbs terns « t theUr owners . - ^— BtoL hamas. and Thunderbolts. Father end Son Tram full stride when he retired early Wilkes Manchester and Hat tford. One bnu^dcaat said jGerman Goehring, 155 Autumn atreet; Rob­ declared today that the Yawata Infantry, entered the service in Enough; Craven. Thomaa, called a runner Out to the did the tatter’s own acts. New York, June- IT.—<1PV—The bi 19g5 at 34. Leonard hanging ‘Hie new buses have arrived and reconnaissance showed "confiagra- ert S. dooper,. 22 Fairfield, street; steel millst blasted by B-29 super­ August, 1943. After leaving Fort Cartoon Cavalcade; Duff, -A of Owena who wea The ‘ brothers built the old 1119,009 Sbevtin stakes, regarded Blpilra The Riariner’a eompaas was Peru, ni., June le —<;iV t The 'em 'up prompted Wm te do thla, Scranton lure now being lettered and will be tions fn lJbn(]on are viaible” from Laura Bhntera, 318’ - Highland fortresses Thursday nlghL remain Devens he received all his tjiain^ “B lu e s t of Wings;’* Exton, w| Dg at first baoe at the time. Gravesend nceteeck, near Coney I ha a prep -for toe $50,()00 Dwyer, a return match with the New known to the Chineee in 1115 B. C. |ng~ at Fort McClellan, Ala. On IwH- he tedky . at Aqueduct PWu hageball team has a tathar- In use4>B the line within the next more than 109 milea and “ one con­ Abdtit^owii street: Barbara Sslb, 21 Summit "undamaged, notwithstanding -en­ Usm H es In the Destroyers No cfOFd enjoyed It «hd kept Phil, ths oonpervattve one, n m Yorker being his only, remaining 19 days. The company now haa. voy which got within reach of the emy claims t o . the contrary,” and March 7 of this year his mother Glitoer, Mrs. F. O. J., Red Ot Owene on la hopes of becams president oTYhe Brooklyn I racetrack. ..A f i ^ of at looSt 15. aoQ combination'in its infield. - "'Tjfe xnclent Egyptians made streetr,Jeon Rogers, M Wellington ring ambition. w.- > u six buses in first class' condition meteors burned 'like a blazing 'Thomas Ferguson, publishclf of- asserted American filers were received ■ teleriam stating that Crows; Graham. F., D „ McQr gtvtng hhn Jhe thnibb out Jodwv Ghibe'* I including Stirup, beaten favorite Alex Gorgal, a city policeman cOf^B of cork. Rood; 'Floyd Williams, 779 East White went to thejwst 189 Sx. Louis ,81 36 operating on thla Hne and are torch.” The Herald, and his grandMn. Middle Turnpike. misled by fires of “bm-nlng wheat he had arrived safiely on the other of toe Glonta: Grew, J. C., ths coaching box. 'While one ' ot the Heavlekt of I la the Kentubl^ Derby, was ex- and former serai-pro player, haa times, scored more than' 69 knock- Ouaton' Sk -A4 UldBg many pasaengers to work m The Gernuui communique eaid Walter R. Ferguson, of 257 East pischarged yesterday: Mrs. Vir­ ■talks’-' near a form house. side. Years in Japan; Hall. J. N. bettors, Mike- never peraonaUy I pected' to go to the posL .WUltam taken over the first ’ boa# Job R a m Hartford, especially slnoe Velocipedes were ueed bi .-Eng­ Iziegler’a Boundfiig Homo, sur- while across the diamond at tbifd oute. Detroit' >.<«<.>4- 3T southern England and London had c;eater atreet have returned from ginia Groco, 38 Strleldqnd street; “ It la ’presumed that the anemiy Island; Jacob, H. E:, 8lx-TlK Remamber fans,.no game at the lekl aw . wegere. He aiwaye oper­ Lsoiuurd dealt Wm hia only n Dntn Orford Villags. and land In 1767. New 'York City where they saw ated A ra u rt hia oommissioner, tpriae conqueror o f Pensive in the is hia son, Ken.' WaeWngton .....36 been “ecmtUiuoualy auhjMtad to Edward F, ▲rmstrong, Loks raiders miatoek the firas'of bum:- Taqjs of Broad; LOBCoater, taiporrow.. ;»* knociroat until another cfiBie in . 34-- 35 Lajm H orms art «aing the firs w. oifr heaviest explosives” baseball games and shows the jStarto W ork Today Tnunpat to Anna; Modniy, colocfnl teolTldual named Josepti Belmont *0 (1100, ruM. - toc-earty New York Coffee, ehocolate and tea wars street; Corolann Hansen, 15 Forest ing wheat atolka in fremt of this an lU-odvised attempt at a ooine- Chic^o 38 24 Biie. and “very heavy deatruetlnn is past few days. form house for the fires ia the M. M « Homeward the r Some of the pleyere in the Soft- H. Vendtg. known throughout toe Icboioo, The Netheriands haa contribu­ among the first food produeta ad- street ted more than two million tons to hack at 89, after he had been on Gtav4lMB4 ••#•#*. 36 39 aiiaiin|ed.” -- Discharged today; Mias Emms industrial neetton-,-” said the broad­ On Tax Rate Book Mario, Thoijias. Face In the 11 League have been complaining racing circuit as Circular Joe, due the sideline* five .yearn. , vartiaed in' newapapers. > , Proaperlly Bring* TrotibM to the fact that he-ciyaidj;irculate Spnrto CSsralvol toe ahipping pool created by tha PhUadelphia ... 23 2# to Bai-k Uoslltioa Ticket A. Wsbrek, 193 Maple atreet;--Rob- cast, recorded by U, 8, government Marks, E. B„ They All Had Oln» at they ore not getting the pub- White cl^iped RltcWe.,aai1y tfi through the betting'Tftog faster United Nations. The first eesaion of the Supreme ert Price,’’ 76 Linmors Drive; Ron- monitors. --- our; Mete. Mrs. E. D., Ehiroe 4ty they deserve on this page, a iO-roowdl, w>-dccisioa bout in Robot Plane Vieu)eil Philadelphia — <(P) Counter­ Clarence TurkingtOn, who lost than anyone etas. N qv Tock. Jun* —A Hartford, June 17—(/P*—Connaa* Court in the United SjLatea was old Theslault 61 Llnmore Drive A Tokyo broadcast recorded Paris; Myers. Elisabeth, Well ta not our fauIL The Herald the Milwaukee Auditorium. May W, U feiting? “Nothing of the sort,” year made the grand list and rata of lisaves; Nathan, G. J., Tbc la Been hard Wt by the war aa Vandiif Otways had m gang of , 'apoctaMM carnival, expect- .ticut delegatea to the 'RepnMleaa ha!d in New York City fat 1799. *Big Eerthef of War Barbara Field, Boulder Rood, today by the Aosohiated Prosa bo ••••• 2? and La Plata — compriae about' —Allied armament experts viewed Mr. and M n. Uorl Patorson, 8$ In­ 14, oftor a simUor attack the day used in coUacting the taxes tUF lust aa acute; .AU the boys have Imy COiim round and round. it to Chungking.. "I just wonted Wartimes Roberte. Caetl, do IS to have oonieone send in teirtzlal pomet os i>e whtzxcd iGroundx. H x major evento or# NiiiF Torti throa-fifths of Brsxil’s grea. Hitler’s not too secret Robot plane dian Drive, a daughter te Ur. baforo. The taroadcoat alaimad yaw. Qe is St fftosent worklag od W fite attrrad op i ^ t y ot VrooMyn my friends in China to know bow Hath: m Vw^ H r CMtiext, I b&x oeores early with ths Idgh- through the . crowd placing, wfa* luoted. a rovcB-iimiteg boaebaM today os the “ Big Berths’* e< this wen I ’m doing hers;’* But U. B. Mrs. Sdirard Fsltboas. M Janie daaMga to U tha attackaia. tiBIMrfWSa game,;'* mteed douhli trouhto inr the clever Welsh_at Bontew ..4 fifl Briekar fcir president and Ban- Ooffeo plants gaaenny yield thMr ROftde A Japaaaaa DoomI agency Over 800 tronafara or* taeo rM Bnad, Right Hand! Taylor, O. hts of the game, os Is done hy take .Mefle Britons Osqt Oolorwdo Spi'iaga. SepL.4,^,,?H^ Charley White eexM km war, eonoeding it kss tremendous Commissioner Norman J. Oriffin Mike’s mkleas wagering for Jimatch, a basketball gome, a gotf- 'other fhUew’a head. oS Witt • PWladalphlfi *• ■ Hairy F. MyrA of, Virginia for iirat crop in their fourth year. potentialities hut having not much Birth today: Daughter to Mr. broadcaat heard by V. B. govern­ and about 600 of theaa have bean comp.. Soy Cook Book; U, 8. be TSvl League, and the matter for/^sei:m1ty,too but os the referee 1 h a u - ^ ipite held him In $5;909 bail for the time added to the -wealto of toe itng exhibition, a relay race and left hook. ChlMC* pcaataahtfir Senator Byrd for] more then nulsshce' value In its grand jury on a charge of illegally, afad Mrs. Leon-Heckler, Rockville. ment monitors said' planes “at­ In the fire district. The book must at War; U. 8. Camera 1944; WS in get proper prominence on the the, Aaeisiofi to the Pzlda oA liotna, B. A., Leave Her to Hea| stable, tout ul^mately heavy ioesea Dwyer laoccer match. and Gnvernway,^9otat betwOea ' the finest things he had made, snd hourly .Jncressa few? 'sewing machine operator, experir Five piece Kitchen Set, 32 piece FOR RENT— LARGE furntahed cluqters, and no stars. For thus 1 help to hold ths home brew Motorcycles 12 f o r s a l e —SADDLE horse. rooms with or with|but 'board, X Earth------aad.Rigd.8rig Valley. ^ said so now, aloud. You will not see ms in the serried BANK SAFE deposit boxes wan enced on power machine and fac­ Dinner Set, Medicine Cabinet, 'Pic­ line, firm; I shall .not shirk that Maijne—Ray, whatever )>ecame All b'Jlllng hot!—Now wouldn’t Oscar J. Forand, Talcottvllle. heated, ho't water, near bua line. Thetbe StonriStpnr: O Old Mrs. ■ Johnson, j “ WhsL sir?" line that marches on to war’s you 1 ed. Highest cash prices paid. Wire WANTED— MODEL “ A” FORD, tory work. 1 cutter, good pay. ture, Linoleum Rug. Resort Property for Sale 74 task, hor seek reprieve „ of those old-fashioned girls who Phone Rockville 742-23. CaU 3227. lieI jmjOasHfris stp r la sitsitting on the porch i "Why, I was . just saying, son grim recqmpense, ' Carmen V. Carter collect, write or phone what you will P^y reasonable price. Call Apply Manchester Knitting Mills, —$269— er^Mpper:^rappBr glvlgiving Enilly'xn ear- f. . He sat'down beside him oh So long as boys and men hold fainted when a Marins kissed Loot and Eoiind . 1 After Down Payment la made And yet I march—altho no bugle have to offer. J. E. Murphey, Re­ 7512,, _ Msnehester Green. FOR SALE— 8 YEIAR old Western FOR RENT—ONE SINGLE m, FOR SALE—COVENTRY When her Intolerant chstter the steps. "About tomorrow. Sup- firm their lines because of 'what them ? Tlie Rituatlen: You arc talking riding horse, brown and white $5 WEaSKLY IS ALL YOU PAY. note has summoned me In stern Don't forget to rememlier fa­ of yoiir plana for a party, to on* j s s r = r f o o d r a t io n in O public 6084, 815 Yeatman Ave., on* double room, at 8 tnut ahore front cottage, complet«d| Oed’a displaaaare, she aad I pose there'was .no tomorrow to Girl—Huh! Whatever became of W’ANTED—HOUSEKEIEPER for spotted. Western saddle and Your old furniture U worth^money. melllnfluence. — Ivah Oreeeeik..'• s .' ■ ther on Father's Day. The. dead­ books somewhere along Main Webster Groves 19, Ma atreet. Telephone 2-0759. fumiahed, electric atove and^ go for a walk. ; look fohvsrd toT'l often think It the old-fashioned Marin* who of the persons you are Inviting. Business Services Offered 13 family of adults, live In or go bridle. Call 3441 or 6031 for ap­ You can trade-in your present fur­ frigerator, hot and cold was one of the nicest things I ever keep my vigil la the country line- Is June 18. ' Wrong Way: Say, "I just h4vs atreeC Call at 97 Lenox street. home, ^pply Mrs. James For^, 94 school, I seijd our flag aloft, 1 could make them faint? » FOH RENT -LATEST TYPE hos- a. , pointment. 811 E. Middle ’Tpke. niture, and get a liberal allowance ’TO RENT—FURNISHED rooms, water, flush toilet, nice-^t, pric did. And it wasn’t easy, either," he to give a party, I am Indebted to Spruce street or call 7340. Chapter XI lead a pledge Ad\1o»l pltal bed. for home use. Rales ASHES a n d r u b b is h removed. towards new furnishings. $3200, mortgage uYiwged, confided, hot too modestly.V The most conceited pe'rsons Is so many peome.” -v itoeT —B ^ W N CHANGE purse private family, barroom floor, Of faithful fond devotion to that Remember only half the goostp s The .W(M' ha* itS points. No- »wlth m Tuid odd change in It reasonable. Call Kemp'a Inc. Tel,‘ T .l. 2-1588. Vy. Schulta. .. . A-1^B-E-R-T-S / close to Main.atre». CaU 166 El-* three room co ttg ^ $1600, fOufl Pinky cams out went at once “N o?” ■ Ix^y ninS' sver mentions a tooth- the on*, suft'ei'lng froifli I strain. Right Way: Don’t even hint to a Articles for Sale 45 43 AJlyn SL—Hartford the telescope. But again hs was "No, beesuss I had first to make flag—the symbol of a noble you bear; • tioit inside Circle theater. Please dridge street, a^ond floor. room cottaga^2.500. ArthuT ~ A| Believe ms-tenUi of It, and ache^s'xpectlng sympathy, guest that you are giving the par­ 4*uHsi? a ' e w a n t e d —t w o RIDERS to and WANTED - 1C wiring Help Wanted— Male 36 rated as he heard steps, and night That wasn’t my plan at sH bsritegs. ' return to Circle. Reward. Knofla, ^.^875 Main, telephone Don’t repeat any of It. Pat, a private who boasted of ty beesuss you fcti that you must. frotn Pratt and Whitney, ^ s l and repairing. Phons 3975 before R, C A, VICTOR RADIO, floor FOR SALE— 3 PIEXTE parlor set, frs. Allerton snd her little boy, In the beginning. You see. It was In village small or city’s wide do­ (A gracious hostess mskro her WANTEaJ—MAN OR S’TIWNG odd davenports, Lawson love seat, 5440^ .'The bride and groom were visit­ absolute fearlessness, was sched­ I jOST —: POCraFTBOOK WITH Hartford, 3:80-17 p. m. Call 7 p. m. model, and,^a lawn mower. Call Boarders1 ^ VWanted 59-A « . hllllp, esme. down the stairs snd to be all light But then I got the main I serve my country In gursts think she is giving-x party boy for two daya a week airsum- barrel chair, chairs with otto­ ' Judge—This la a sad csm . Y ou. ing In * hearljj’ city. A flip uled for night sentry duty. He T m not surprised that you got rationing books and glasses. 2-0923. ■ y 6881. out onto the polish. , y - Ides shout darkness. If I divided unnumbered ways: overheard two officers .planning for the enjoyment of it,-never be­ FLOOR SANE mer, for outside work. Call 3311. mans, glass wha^t-not cabinet, BEAU’l’IFUL ROOMS, kltche: To anfeguard children and to bul­ who remained honest until you young waitress waited on them. four Zeros— you ware ths best Finder please return to 437 Cen- "Oh, good evening. Pinky.-^ I things, I said to myself, half-light to “ scar* the daylights” out of cause she is obligated'1(1 do so.) paper wad shot I svsr M wl" La}dng and Flnl^ CAMPING, SUMMER Resort Sup­ dining room buffet,' chiUrs ahd facUl^M, i;.etngeraUon, cloi And half-dark, then man’ll have an wark homes I "gladly teach,” were 40, bsvs tsrniihed yoiir Waitress—Would you esrs for \ i r street ELECTRICIAN WANTED, good bought you’d be out with every- Automobiles for Sale 4 J. E. Jenaen plies; diving rafts. life preservers, tables, ma{lle and walnut bed etc. furnished. Pnvatc en ne else. Don't you feel right?" easier time of It.” Telephone'Manchester 2-0811 job with future. CaU Hartford cots,- bunks, tents, tarpaulins. room suites, odd bureaus, cheats trghce, central Boam.-'^rangei., Saddle Horses PinkjT had sat next to her st the •T don’t see how you figure f o r s a l e — 1940 'TWO DOOR 8-1111. Navy hammocks, messktts, can­ of drawers and breakfast sets. A. desired. Private^^aOnbath. gar­ able St noon. Shs was BngUsh th at” Pinky was doing hts bast to FUNNY BUSINESS RED RYDER In- the Biffhtfl BY FRED HARMAN deluxe sedan, radio, heater. 1295 teens; boots for surf fishing or Chambers, open dally 8-5, Satur­ den. ilall 3989. lid prettier than m m t Rather take part in the conversation, down, trade accepted. Open eve­ Roolipg 17 MAN WAN’TED ’TO WORK a half For Sale day Saturdays, cleaning up. New wading. Parkvllle Lumber, 1146 day 8-12—open evenings I ragiie, with soft'dark hair and though he didn’t reUIy feel like BU7 ir 'lOUTOLLOW - THEfCE . WANTED nings. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland 8L Bedford Ave., Brookljrn, N. Y. Monday, Wednesday and Frida X- blue eyes that reminded him a tit­ It. but thought he should. COWIHlEF TRkll, BE. SHOOK N CaU 5191.. ROOFXNO A REP AIR of ehS^ System Laundry, Harrison St Apdnments, Flats, f “ le of Martha. She couldn’t have I "You don’t? Why, It’s very sim- neya. valleya. flaahlnga. and gut- Ride and Drive, vom t-Boom Stagte with 4 b e d r o ^ FOR BALE—LTVINa ROO^sofai Tenements 63 en much older than Martha, le. Don’t you-see how it works? <30100.^ f o r ^S/ LE—1941 Chevrolet two tera. Done expertly ant' reason­ FX5R SALE—KAYAK. Call 5648. — 5-Rofm Bouse with twa wr ' p a i n t e r s w a n t e d —J ohn Mc- ^ t h down cushions, i^ ellen t and nsybs twenty-two or -three. Llt- Sright makes a «iew day svery 34 door master deluxe, radio, heater, ably by your local roofer. EL V. APT. FOR RENT— Manchester more acres of land and ehicbes 30 Laurel atreet______condition, very reasonalfle price. Soaaa Saddle and Bridkw Je Phillip was four. hours. Every 24 hours when it good tires, $29S down, trades ac­ Coughlin. TeL 7707, 8I» Wood­ L Norman, 18 Scarboixnigh Road, Gardens, attractive new 3 room "You look pale,” Betty Allerton grows dark, man aayS-.to himself, eoop. cepted. Open evenings. Brunner’s, land. '' FOR SALE—PAIR OF MEN’S 2-0032. Apt., stove and electric refrigera­ observed further. ‘Well, there’s always tomorrow.' 80 OsklanIt'streeL Call 5191. ' Inquire: / ' Also other hoqses and farm Help Wanted— riding boota, als' 9. Inquire 551 or tor included. Occupancy July 1. "What? Oh, no . . . no, I feel all Then In the morning he says to DO TflLk? 685 Parker street. FOR SALE—4 rtECE PORCH CaU Mr. Goodchild, Man. 3898, right,”. himself, 'A new dsy to start over,’ OM..AMO X property. " 1941 PLYMOUTH Deluxe sedan, Repairing 23 lale or Female 37 W l ^ R 685 PARKER ST. see? A fresh start Do you get it set, kitchen cajifnet, akls, miscel­ 12-5, other tlmea Hartford 2-0779. "Well, it’s a good idea to take it MfliUtO--*-- 1941 Dodge Deluxe sedan, 1939 FOR SAUH- PAIR OF BAY laneous. Call ^idham , 2-1358. ' Hlanchester sy the first dsy or so, get used now? Keeps his hopes up!” 2-Tenement House In vicinity of Plymouth sedan, 1937 Ford sedan. SEWU^O MACHINES, vacuums, horsea, weight 3000 Ihs., with Irgnal toasters and all small elec- WANTED, MAN ’TO HELP IN TWO ROOM HEIA TED apartment, .. the altitude. I felt It myself at (To Be Continued) ^ ' ^ Hollister Street School. 1937 Ford Tudor, 1936 Ford harness, 2 year old Surge milking BEn>ROOM/:SET, THREE PIECE ' . Oricalj appliances Genuine parts laundry, full time. Also girls or $20.00 monthly. 10 Depot Square, Irst. Come .along, Phillip.” sedan, 1936 Pontiac coach. Cole women to Work on mangle part machine with 2 unlta, complete maple pgrlor set„ dinette table, 4 North Manchester. Inquire Mrs. But Phillip didn't wsntjlo "come Motors. Telephone 4164. ^ used and expert workmanship. with piping, aulky'plow, aulky TrsdlUea Brings RIekes Parts for all makea. A. B. C. Flxlt , time. Apply Manchester Laundry, cbalra/^iscellaneous articles. 42 Irish, 2nd floor. long.” He pulled back, pointed to JARVIS REALTY CO. cultivator, wheel harrow, heavy 2 Seam n Circle, Orford Village. be'telsscope. "Mommle, can I f o r s a l e —1939 Cadillac-4 door Oo., 21 Maple atreet Phone 72 Maple. Phbna 8416. NEW 4 AND 5 ROOUf horse team wagon, 1 year ole In­ book again?” Chanute Field, 111.— —An old M 'Atexaader St. Manchester ■edan. radio and hcatfer, nphol- 2-1575. h e l p w a n t ^ -,-m a l e o r ternational Harvester manure Houses for Rent. 65 “Now, darling, it’ll just upset atery and motor ^ptrfect condi­ HQUSES TO RENT Army tradition made Pvt. Leon Phones: 4112 or 1215 OVERHAUL AND REPAIRS on female rfnumeratbra for City DlL spreader. A. W. Ellis. CaU Willl- Marhtnery and Tools 52 I Wouldn’t yo ursther go over Stewart, $70 richer. Custom d* tion. good t i r ^ privately owned. rectory. Temporary.work for 3 or ' mantle 14(68 J-4. FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single ou. Wouldn’t you rather go over creea a newly-coramiasioned offl . washera, vacuums motors Irons, house. No heat. On Biasell atreet. Definite^' Something BY EDGAR MARTl^ Can be aecn' at Steve’a Service 4 weeks. Salary guaranteed. Call FOR SALE —14” BLAISDELL Located On Bus' Line. "Please. Mommle.” car must give a dollar bill to the BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES SUtlon. 436 Center atreeL CaU fans. etc. 1 oys and vehicles re­ ' Write Box V, Herald. Betty sighed snd shook her head. pair^, painted. Pick up eervlcs before 9 or after 4- Ihqulre Price lathe, motorized, good condition. Agent On Premises first enlisted, man to salute him. 8978. and Lee Co., Odd Fellows Build­ Fuel and Feed Phone 2-0262 or caU at 311 Main |*T should never have started him Private Stewart was walking near GOWIS HPWi. G O tA t twt'atG oKt AU work C. O. D. Tab 3-1439.. St It First, it was only to find out SALE—1941 Plymouth 4 ing, 489 Main street. \ street. 'Summer Homes for Rent 6'^ 1 to 6 P. M. the barrack* of a group of cadets CWK5 qjICN AV\, YW CNJOV T O O L 'b TO G t Y YV\'A.\0 90GbV5»\\.SYV 0 5 W ^M a k e ow his kitten was doing. Then who a few minutes earlier ‘had / door apeclal deluxe aedan. radio, Call Abi’ \Ct \A3t'N«KK'.l Private Instructions 28 17 AqRES HAY for FOR SALE^NE 23 A OLIVER FOR RENT—WATERFRONT cot­ ne day he found his father,” been eommlsatoned'second lieuten' heater, good tires. $295 down, 2-0302 after 8 p. m. sulky plow, nearly new. ' Brun "Just look ohee, say'hello, Mom- u ic H Your Home trades accepted. Open evenings. Situations Wanted—* tage, furnished. Cedar Island, OAK PARK ants. Out came 70 new officers. CLEIAR SPEECH— EajOCUTIONl neFs, 80 Oakland street. Tele­ «ie.” Private Stewart used one hand to ^ 9 Brunner s. 80 Oakland street Call Female 38 Clinton. Available last two weeks "WSTI say hello another time, Children’s drama class forming, phone 5191. of Jure, $25 week. Inquire 19 DEVELOPMENT salute, the other to collect. The erty Of 6191. 3 lessons weekly, Mon.,' Tues., Garden— —Dairy eddy’s' busy. He’d like it better YOUNG MO’THER WILL TAK^ WANTED—USED RIDING cult! South Hawthorne. 257 Hilliard Street you went out and played.” j lliu rs, at eleven a. m. 12 lessons, Prmhicts 50 Ktep-Smokes At Gate $7.00. ’The White Studio, 709 Main care of child while mother works, valbfa, hay parrying equipment, Suddenly Pinky leaned down to Vilfdge Charm atreet. Phone 2-1392. mornings and afternoons. Inquire FOR SALE —LA'TE cabbage. milk cooler*,' milking machines Wanted to Rent he to t put bis hands on both his 12 Bunce Drive, Orford Village. Celery, cauliflower, broccoli, bras­ Dublin Tractor Company, WUll rms, gazed fondly into his eyea. Liberal, Kae.— (A*)—Pvt. Clyde Jf^^VIEW STREET— Help Wanted— Female 3S s y spnluts. kohlrabi, tomatoes, mantle. WANTED—TWO OR THREE fur­ Ill children were suddenly dear to L. Dobbs wrote friends from an GIRL. DESIRES position, care for Mm. "Phillip, doi\’t you remember Arizona Army camp: “Rattlsnakes '*Tbey wouldn’t talk until we put up a backyarii fence for •.Rrom Single, tile kitch* peppers,, lettuce, aster, zinnias, nished room apartment. Call after tbem to gossip across T FOR SALE WANTED"— WOMAN or High child during summer, vicinity of saliva at Odermann’s, 504 Parker 6:30—4919. ehat your father told you when are numerous here, snd they would .j, maitlelzed breakfast be a nienace if our commanding COVENTRY LAKE— school girl, experienced-in house Hollister street school. Call 4698 street. CaU 4928. Musical Instruments 53 WE a went sw ay?" noon, fireplace, son parlor, work. 9-12. 5 mornings a week, after 1:30 p. m. WANTED TO RENT—BY 2 adults The boy studied him a moment, officer hadn’t uaed great foresight. tile bath aith electric heat*, 5-Room Cottage with elec- high wages. Call 2-0062. )R SALE— ZINNIAS and For­ GRAND PIANO .-FOR SALE— A 4 or 5 rooms, south end of town. |”W s want sway, too;” he said He iaiued a bulletin restricting s}l HDE-OLANCES- ^ BY GALBRAITH r, sewing room, garage, Iric stove. Sheathed inside get-me-nbt plants, 15c. doz. Call beautiful small size Aeolian Duo- Mrs. Vinton Conant, 24 Belyeu . . . Buy^ InsUy. snakes (without passes) from the WAN’TED—WOMEN and girls for DoKSr--Birds— Pets after 6 p. ih. 40 Kensington St. Art reproducing Grand piano, Road. Griffin Development. ' "Yea, I know.” The irony of this post. The military police execute leantifnl grounds. Priced with knotty pine. Rooms ail not lost on Pinky. Phillip’s bench work, steady work, good ¥ mahogany case. Looks like new, the order. sFippinfl the snake* at or quick sale! on one fioor. pay. Tober Baseball Co. lovely tone. Can be played man­ . . . Sell sthsr had gone away .to war, but the gate.” ALLEY OOP Where Matter.a Stanjj BY T. T. HAMLOr PRICE ...... 32,250 ■FOR SALE — FANCY Household Goods 51 ually as arty ordinary Grand. Or Farms and Land for he two who hqp been left behind OAK STREET— ' WANTED—WOMAN for pressing pigeona. 107- Russell St., T< -they were the ones who had •with reproducing music rolls. - Sale 71 WELL.OSOR. work, steady work, good pay. Ap­ FOR s a l e :—MODERN walnut 9 Sad, jn an sir raid. "But don’t you AUEV OOP DOMMT l«iRHN0U6W?r 5-Room Single, oil heat, Bench, large assortment of finest , . . Trade WE l e f t OOP ITS MV ______tTt. 5-Room Cottage, 3 down, FOR~XALE^^^~iHEPARD*~ Collie piece dining room set. In gQod smember? Told you to be a gocid frritS' M HX are moot notorious. The V/Z- pointment only. R e a lto r Ay. “^ s been creaking-Tor weeta soMier sweeps around hisFbunk till be is blue in the face, vigor­ HAWTHORNE STREET-^ State Theater Building « "Then thfre’S' no hurry is. Telephone 6648 - 7116 JONESyFURNTTlIKE ously massages the floor with a 6 and 6 Duplex, g1as.sed-in WANTED LI$T PROPERTY TODAY here?” G. 1. brush $nd soapy water and porch, hot water heat. 36-38 Ogli St. Tel. 8254 WANTED “Oh, Father!” winds up 'with generous strokes With Julie.” He tried to ap- Priced for quick sale! T TO BUY her with a smile. ”I will, of a mop. Then he shines hie illy I wilL Tomorrow." He pat- shoes, slicks up in general end 4 Carpenfers and cesa'WJlt wM ttswee. sarv. w. use, u. a mr ass. COOPER HILL STREET— z. USED CARS 1932 GEORGE L. GRAZIADIO 1 her. moved on out to the porch, stands by for the ifitimatum. Ah, 6 and 6 Duplex,, ait mod­ Real Estate and Insurance Vhere Pinky was despondently sit- yes, die Inspecting officer looks "The day’s coming when we’ll have to sit in a living room X THROUGH 1942 finder his bunk, and there the lit­ em conveniences, furnace Painf'ers *. • ’ * 109 HENRY STREET TEL, j ag on the steps. His second look some place with a girl, Eddie, but I’m glad it’s not for hegt, focated near school FOR sA l E Any Make Any Model — Have Many Buyers for 5 and 6-Room SiqSlds hrough tha spyglass had left him tle devils are, playfully moseying k S f Apply. To thff Foreman. haken. about''In the breeze—MICE! years yet! snd playground. Small Any Condition. Price no and 2-Family Houses. ' ‘Tomorrow, always tomorrow.” B O L ^ N LAKE down paymen't required. SINGLE HOUSE — S • v e i uUs A id dlagustedly, and re­ rooma. Bath.' Hot air Nearly m o miles of Lake object if car is clean. CASH WAITING FOR YOU! - SELL NOWl WASH TUBBS Air Artillery BY LESLIE I'URNEB GREENBROOKE HOMES, DON’T WAI seed her steps to the kitchen. TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINB FOX MATHER STREiETs^ About Vi acre of land. Frontage Is offered In Lots to The old man stood looking' out Side.. Two blocks from suit the. nerds of the baying INC. CALL HARTI-X)RD 81990 3-Tcnement House, fur­ A*ND ASK FOR JOB , the evening. The moen was street. CaaK $1,000. , Full public. .Here yon have somer W’alker Street rly tonighL big snd yellow, with nace heat, large lot. garage. price $6,000. of the flheat lake property In t touch of red. God Rked the moon. the State, located flve (5) Good revenue for invest­ " , 'J,}'!*' ___ . . . . ' so seldom made any trouble. ment. Place for .Chickens. SINGLE 6-ROOM 10USE— miles East of Manchester, Ides seldom off sehadula. Tap, ths Can be seen by appoint- I Near Center. I air heat. mostly wooded, high nititude— on was good . . . dspendabls. Hs Single car garage. i-$l,000. with many poittona. having Paby Bassinettes ould still hear Julie’s murmur- soratzh ment. ' - running water, electrle light that PILL Fall prtce^$6,200 \ TO BE SOLD in the distance. Julie was eb • ox: service, hard aoilnoe rowlB. hoy about tomorrow:The old HOrXY WOOD SECTION-- | and^other Improvementa. . TWO-FAMILY — One block Five minutes from the Police Station, an owner-ISillt tw«j- Beautiful 8-Room House, north of East Center street. Yon may build your house , tumlly, 12-room dwelling, living room, dining roOm,. kitchen wtth Hollywo^Vection. All im- Hot air h ^ t. Five rooms to here either for Summer or |UI tjaUneta and pantry—8 chambers and bath on second floor—hot i| nrovements. Can be seen each Bpamnent. Two-car ga­ 'round year nae. Lots liwy be water hea% L o ca i^ about 500 feet from has line. by appointment. . rage. /Cash $1,500; Full purchased for 47aah or on Ttme A beaaUfnl Single ot 5 rooms, bollt Jnot before building re-, price $8,000. basis. strlotleim were lmp«MWd. tilin g room IS* x 20*, dliilng rootn, re- BOLTON— Prices range from $200 to eptlon hall with clooet and a gorgeona kItcJien witli an over- IL ■'t.6 ■I'? 7'/i-Acre Farm, fco«id till­ TWO - FA.MILY — T w e I v e $1,006 according to locatlan -upply o f alee caUnetor—open stairway with two ehambers on rooms. Large frontage, lo­ and Improvements furnished. -econd floor and eoniplete bathroom. Hot water heat with lUt able land with 6-room cated In bnalneaa zone oii O n - Von wlU probably never again ounier. There la'a. llreplade, a porch—ecreeaa, storm window^" house, running water, fur­ ter atreet. Good bay for fu­ have the opportnnity to aecure and awnlnga-rlBsulationi copper water piping—equipped for eire nace heat, large ham. I.>o- ture development. soch desirable liske property.nt trio or gae ptove. Shown by appointteent. . - OUT OUR W AT TBY J. R. WBLLIAMS OUR BOARDING^ HOUSE m a j o r h o o p l ^ cated near schools'and main such low prices.. flometlilng for a iiome and tavestmentr-a Two-FansOyDwel* BUILDING LOTS In all aeo- Drive out and siee for your­ Ing of 8 rootgs each, 8 down, 2 np with* Uith. Ileatedi There t highway-on'.^ hard surfaced tlona of Town. Improved and self. Bos service passes a part 1 DOOT KMOW-6X0EPT 60MK BLOWIH-OF esAo.' road. • ^ qfarage. spam for several cars. The let Is' about -M x 140 fMl. TMACT rrs WHERE. YJE ready for building, from $200 of the property daily, or better 'oentraliy 'located. Tbs teeome should pay about 18% gross oa' ZOMBIC vjt-m A FATBB HA'YE ~ ' np. These can be bought on. still. caU at Ellesmere, tbe IT FIND HIM/ BATTED Mfe ABOUT tbb prim asked. KNOTTV Pihife Easy terms It desired. hoine oft l ik e A BAOMlNIi^ . P. SJ Wen loeated bnlldteg tots should be a good inveetment Bir d .'—MAK'k iw ! ~JARVIS now for future bufldlag. ''W e have soBse tw sale easy terms, ton. POTATO PATCH REALTY CO. EDWARD J. HOLL TO SMATCri ' 26 Alexander Street REALTOR ROBERT j: SMITH, INC TOPSOIL—— Manchester SOLE KELUNO Ag e n t ' Insuranm snd Real Eetato 9M 81A1N BTREBT PHONE 84M Phones 4112 or 7275 TELEPHONE 8tM OR MIS — MANCHESTER A pleasant supply of pretty snd very wearabis aprons dots make MIC'KBT FINN Clflflfl LANK LBUNARO bottsawork an sastsr Job! Pattarn Na 8576 to in sises 84, 88. 88, 40. 42, 44, 48 and 4^8. SIM «UffE,fr'S A SPEOAL I'D s t i l l b e j OH. YEAH ? 38, full length apron, require# 2 STOP! r r s flfllNTIViOREVILLE! WILLING TO SW EUT DON'T S-S yarda o f 85-inch fab ric; 10 THIS MUST L'T-THEyME STOPT^O BBT THAT H E S ^ THINK yi^da biaa.fold trim. Shorter apron 0E, A SPECIAL •'ET t h a t O LD ONLV.MlNTMOiSed A rsquirea 8 8-8 yards. STOP! ITS NOT \ GUV. FINN, OFF! BUTLER! Z ^B U TLE R For this attractive pattern, aend Ry Sirs. Anne Csbot to lato. Lam, net. organdie ON THE 16 cents, plus l cent for postaga^ A beautiful bassinette for the tim e - xable! UKE THIS! An ordfiDary bed piUow la bah glfsaf Ctepe M ss* far ooin% with your naoMHMiilrflnR. amr-baby |s every young mother's pattwn numbar and aim to V b e mattrsaa. ■ V One aadiias gnn ont eei aetioni Manchaatar Rbrsalng Herald To­ dream—mid usudUy • rude awak­ To obtain compiste Instruct IDamaged bomb fragmegments when day's PaUern Ssrvlm, 1150 Sixth ening comes when she pricer them for the Baby BsiMinetU (Pfcf af, savM-.. t i » oV— f anti-pertenm-.11—-y.^ on nel bombs Avanua, New York 19. N. Y. In the good shops. They range No. 5748) various finishing landed ih a reconnsisaanee aiaa| i f Tbe iniiart new lastM of the mid­ from fifty to well over as hundredhundred' decorating details, send 10 . must be teslaesd immediately, u summer stjde ^offlt—'Faehlion—has doUara! So makexa your dwni It’s|ln^oin,It's|in coin, ^\ia 1 cant poatgga. fane anadrsd deOan now 82 pagsa in coot-looking, crisp aasUy done. A large-sized market: name, addreai and the pat ■ s e e War Bands than evar I news sportswear and summer dsy basket is covered with unbleached number to, Anne Cabot, The frocks and sCceoiorles. Order your muslin, then paddfd with '•binu cheiter Evening Herald.- .V .S . Trtaeurjil Dtparimeni^ copy' now. ' ErCm 15 mnta. - or lovely dr blue rayoA c r ^ Stxtb Avenub Nsw-VMfli ^ :