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MancKesier Evening tierald Average Dally Circulation The Waather Fag tha MaaUi at dnly. 1M4 Feraeaat #C C. 8. Weather Bm eae chester children. Alt of them had Sergeant Alphonse J. gained tn health. Jpt Elder, chair­ Fair and Mttla atamga ta tom-. The Senior'and Junior tiUther General Welfara OenUr, Ka. M, will have a meeting tomorroir eve­ of Mra. Sarah Klrka, 118 Oak Kiwanis Camp man of the Kiwanis Camp commit­ 8,728 peratnry toalght; Thaiaday eon- Ucagues of: the Emanuel Luiheran ning at 8 o’clock at tiM School street, is an aircraft mechanic at tee was pleaaed with the reaulta Member af tha Aadit tinned hot aad humid with eeat- church will have a hat a aub-depot the children had gained through tored afteraooB tauaderahawara. mt Town Street Recreation Center. Tha Bfffaaff a( Ctranlattoaa Tueadav Aug. 22, at 6i30 at the n e a t spanker wUrbe Seaman Ben- wrhere battle^maged ^17 Fly 'Guests Pleased the camp life. The boys and glrla HALE’S home of Mr. and Mra.' Herman ecal, whose subject will be ‘‘^ llg- ing Fortresses of the VIII Air are provided with good health­ Manchester-—A City o f Village Charm , TtndrtUo, Jr/, Johneon of 51 Kensington street Idus Propbeoy' on the Post-War Force are repaired “somewhere In building. fobd, plenty of reat and Members who wash to attend W x«. Stive Vemlrlllo, of Alton World.” Ehigland.” Sergeant Klrka was 50 Kiddies from This entertainment which is educa­ Wed. Morning Specials wee Sve year* old Sunday, aaked to oalj Vivian Anoeaeon, nRduated from th« MEnchc*tcr tional. VOL. LXllI., NO. 270 (Claeaifled AdyerUahif oa Page IX) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, ^UGUST 16, 1944 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENT91 ■tfmte save a party teuvtaam 4W*.____ I.,ocal bovs who are spending Stftto Trad® ■chcR>l In 1933, nnd a Town Close 2 Weeks The children returned to their iTevent, which wae aWroded two weeks at Camp Pioneer, the prior to hla entry Into the military homes this forenoon by a bus that Light WeigbL 50% Rayon, 50% Cotton Knit number of relaUvee frlwde A daughter, their Arst^ child, Boy Scout camp at Winated, In­ service September 28, 1942 at Venture at Coventry. waa fdmlahed by the camp organi­ fiielahbore. Gamee and moUon was born August 13 to clude Richard Owens, Allan Ander­ Fort Devena, Ayer, y-** zation. \ gSna were taken outdoore and and Mrs. Chester Frinkhn at tl« son David Donovan, Reynolds an electrician. He has been /Sta­ The delegation of the Klwanla BlilEF PANTIES Staten Island hospital, Staten tioned In the European Theater of fUtUe boy eecefved nmneroua Deacon. Robert Harrison and Theo­ members that went out to the sum- T ^ e ideal garment for Sum- ^ d N. T. Mts. Franklin was the Operations six months. Sergeant dore Chambers, Jr. n>er camp last evening at Coven­ /rtier wear. Elastic back at former Miss Ridh M‘’Cu> Klrka has two brotheia In the FOR TOP VALtHi armed forces. Stanley, Is s ser­ try Lake were highly pleased with daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John For exemplary conduct In com­ IN A NEW HOME , waist line. White only. Tj- AUOK OOFBAN I McCullom, x>f 64 School street geant, Stationed a t' the Yuma the progress the 50*boys and girls each Allied Invasion Troops 8 bat, Tech. Sgt. Wilson Greenough Slmall. Medium. Large. (Eaown Aa Queen A B^) has been presented the Armjra Army Air Base, apd Cheater la an had made during the two weeks’ tn iU T C A L MEDIUM A-C stationed In' Hondo, Texas. Sec the Ones Being Bailt By I DnmfeMr of a Seventh Son Rev. George W. Gilbert who will newest award for Infantn^**'. . ___ vacation. According to the chil­ address the Rotarlans at the the Combat Infantryman Badge. dren they had a very pleasant and GREENBROOKE Close Out Small Lot -loeTwith • VeU. Awarded for exemplary conduct In Second Lieutenant Philip A-Du-, profitable outing and one that they DnSy, tnclodlng Sonday, country Club this evening hw X been voted tha •‘Nations Be.st Ru­ combat or for combat action In a pont, son nf Mr. snd Mrs. Albert will never forget. HOMES. INC , MTto » P. Mi Or By Appolnt- major operation, ‘ h» new medal la M. Duppfit, of 482 Adams street, The camp director was entmisl- _ la the Sendee ef the Peo- ral Preacher.” He is author of the SUMMER HANDBAGS beat seller, *Teifly Years a tmin- a silver fffle on a Held of blue with .is hpine on a six-day furlough. He aatlc -over the work of the Man­ On Wsiker Street k fier M Veara. a silver border, Imposed on an was .graduated last week from the i Chnich Street. Hartford, Cona. try Preacher/* For nsrtber tolomiatiou eaS at Values To 11.98!' Leaflets Urge eliptical silver wreath. S e r g ^ t ChUdresf, Tex., Bombardier achool Phone #-t#2d S lid received hla commlasion. He Alexander Jarvla Oo. office oa Ckwe Out Price: The August meeting of the Man- Greenough - la the son < Katherine Greenough *« ^ o o ^ expects to report at Tampa, Fla., Center street or nt 28 Alexnnder 69 cheMer Coon and Fox club wUl ^ land street. He s t a r ^ hla tour on completion of hla leave. Lieuten­ TRUSSES street. held at the club grounds hrlday .'.x; overseas service on May 28 1 » « . ant Dupont saw hla aon, Philip. Jr., Pbonesi 411S sr 1X28 evening, August and saw hla first combat axperl- yesterday for the flrst time. The First Photo— Allied Landing in Southern France FOR YOUR NEW meeUng will be to tha form of a baby is over a year old and hit fa­ BELTS Holland Vellum Stationery dog roast and all members are re­ ence In the Bougainvill# campaign. Reds Making Real ther has been in the South for 19 24 sheets, 24 envelopes. All li Initial X)bjectives quested to come with a big appe­ months. EXPERTLY FITTED AND Cpl. Wilfred R. Thebodsau. son / ____ tite. , of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Thebt^ white. ,!Club size. box 2 9 ® deau. Is s member pf a unit .which ..Pfc. Marry Buckmister, aon of ^W’ednesday Morning: • Bid for Warsaw; OLD WORK has received a commendaUOT Mr. and Mix. Harry Buckmister, from Brigadier-General Jesse C. of .l$ l Cooper Hill street, a combat Auton, Wing Commander, Its engineer, has arrived aafely In Shower Se« CAR NEED REPAIRS? contribution In aiding an Eighth Close Out Lot of Se« Me F or Prompt, Expert England.'^He recently took a courae Air Force fighter group to become in electricity at York, Pa. Resistance Stiff filliam Kanehl Auto Repair Service operational In e>«ven days after Girdles and PantieOiMles ABEL’S SERVICE STA. arrival ‘.'somewhere In England. General Contractor Corporal Thebodeau entered tha A light weight honeless gairment of" ■ Rear — 26 Cooper Street____ Another Menace to Ger- C h a ilR C Center St. Tel. 7773 Army Air Corps In February. FLOOR LAYING Rayon material. Regular $3.96 and ® M Q C Steel on 1943, and at the present time Is a manm a n DefenseTla>f«>na«> SvatfimSystem . O . member of the station complemant: a n d SANDING $4,50. . squadron. He was formerly em­ BeSnlstalng and W axing Close O u t :: Increases Below East In Status Irne Troops ployed by First National Stores as Ksttmates Oladi.v Given. \Revolt Tide II cle.-k and cashier. His present TED SOI.Vt)! D IN AMERICAN Prussia Where So­ can Column Within Blocking work is that of a radio operator. TELEPHONE 8254 HEARTS Bas0nent Specials viets Driving Toward O f General 40 Miles of Paris- Jjff F v a itC C iuforceni^ntXfor Foi aiflord J. Sault at » Foster . . . there l» no Rail Center o f Lyck. street, Pharmaciafa Kate, >e, has feer. There !• d e c o r a t e d TEAPOTS Threatening New En­ German Resistanc RE-CAP comi^eted a six montba' course at only the mireBees " 6-Cup Slxa. Regular 82.25. SI 98 Montgomery Remains as circlement of Fleeing: Rises High Generally Gimtiiiuc Harvatil University, and bh com­ of purpone engen­ Eojpy coolcf tummen, wMmc<| Moscow, Aug. 16.— (A*)— pletion o f a short furlough Is to re­ dered by deep re­ Special ...... ^ The Red Army appeared to­ Eisehhower*s Deputy Nazis; Most of \Ger------Relatively Wcak> winters! Install snowy-lighf 4-Gup Size. R e g u la r $ L 7 5 ^ ^ p e r ta ^ ^ ^ j^ ..j-.* •.» Your Tires Now port at Norfolk. Va., where he will ligious c o n V I c- Reynolds Cotton insulation in day to be making its real all- take a special course .la advanced tions nnd Rrm Commander in Fiel^t man Armor Pulled Underground Forces sault Forces Fight your tnic im a frw hmn. An out bid for Warsaw against medldne. patHotlsm. ' TOILET BOWL BRUSH average actic costs Youta bitter resistance in the Praga Directs Ground Units, Out in Normandy.! II i 8 i n g Everywhere; Night from Beachc may cost le^ or slightly iaora» iii> Manchester Grange Is scheduled - White fibre. . 19c district just across the broad Get our estimate today! S p ecia l...... J...... - • ” Maquis Start Attacks to hold a meeting tomorrow night and awift Vistula from the Supreme Hcadquartera Allied London, . Aug. 16.—(JP)— Rome, Aug. 16.— (JP)— J at sight o’clock In the Masonic p it o n c Expeditionary Force, Aug. IS —(P) On German Garrisons. lied invasion troops hi i Temple. Every member la urged besieg^ Polish capitaL An­ The Allies showered steel and YAST REYIIOtDS “ MINUTE MOP” —Supreme beadquartera aaid to struck eight miles inland 1 to be present as reports on the Complete with attachment that fits any pall, for other menace to the Uerman surrender leaflets on the Ger­ .jMimiMSfW day in an official atatement that London, Aug. 16.—(>I1—Under­ progress of the Orange Fair will easy waahlng of fioora. Regular 81.59. S p e r ia l^ . dufuBM ayatem Increaaed below Aboard one of the hundreds of gliders that swept in over southern France to begin the second man Seventh Army’s pell- some points in southe be given by the committee of ar TERMINIX COMPANY UtfiOaM MOtAif AMO 90HS08ED Eaat Pruaata, where Soviet troopa there^ haa b e » no change in Gen- Allied Invasion was Charles Seawood, NEA-Acme pliotocrapher who made this picture, first to be mell retreat near Falaise to­ ground forces, Inspired by the Ai-^France after taking all inil rangementa. OF NEW ENGLAND conofilisSuTioiii wara driving through a IB-mile Sir Bernard t.. Montgomery’s issued in the United States by the war picture pool. The largest number of airborne troops ever used lied landings along the Riviera and objectives and establifil 8V RECIPE n L E defanae belt toward the German statue as Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- day and, by Berlin account, in an invasion took part In this landing behind German coastal defenses. Aerial view shows hundreds the growing German rout in Nor- themselves firmly, headqv in shape of miniature gaa range, complete with teeted 5 0 (P rail center of Yyck in the Eaat hower’a deputy commander in the of parachutes scattered over miles of ground as they were left by attacking forces who have proceeded hurled an American column THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Pniaaian Mkauriaa lake region. fl«fkL------mandy. were reported rising ters announced tonight. Bnti| SM Ne. MbIr St. Tel. 4148 JOHNSON BROS. I tecipee. Regular 81.00. to from NEA telephoto. withip—40—miiea—of—Paris, XX Tanka Uea|royad Montgomery remains as field threatening a new encircle­ everywhere throughout Franco to­ ish and American . airbor INIlUItNIMIf 533 Main St. TeL 6227 | commander of all ground forces PAINTING iMMf « WOVPN BASKETS Marahal Konatantin Rokoaaov- ment of fleeing German troopa. day in a owelling tide of rfVDttf troottX vaulting behind the ASK FOR FREE INSPECTION under Eisenhower, Including both German broiadcoata declared the agaihat Nazi forces which have were credited officially with bhMii4| nad akya Army group baa been with- the American Twelfth Ailhy group For mufflna or roUa. pound and oyaL iB/gunabot of Waranw alnca lata American Third Army, in a light­ held the French people in bondage ing enemy reinforcementa. Gra8|| 1-Day Service 59c commander by Lieut. Gen. Omar Union Offers ReguUr 98c. Special...... July. For tha firat Ume in many Japanese Naval Base ning 60-mile eastwaid drive, was for more than four years. . fleets of U. S. troop corrlera win' ' Paperhanging N. Bradley and the Britiah-Cana- battling near Dreux and Cjbartrea Dispatches from Spain /quoted ed auopliea and relnforcemants daya, tha Soviat communique men- dlan Twenty-First Army group. DONE EXPERTLY GIASS MOLDS tiooed the Waraaw battle, diacloa- onjy 40 milea from the capital. advices from the French border aa glider and parachute into the J ^ | Roofing—Asbestos A headquarters spokesman de­ Plan to End borne bridgehead today. . -J SAVE WHAT YOU HAVE BT RECAPPING NOW! AND BEASONABLYt Star shaped,------for- individual aervingairfaervingji^o^Jell^ and tag the dcatructioa- of XX Naxl Carry Potential Menace Mying that the Maquis; acting un­ 79c clared that Eisenhower, the su­ Target for Bombers der . pre-arranged plonsi had German resistance generoQl^l We have Installed $5,000 worth of new equipment and INTERIOR AND EXTERIOB tanka and 800 troopa in a counter-' preme Allied commander, weni to These armored spearheads, driv­ Siding and Rock HALE'S SELF SERVE other molded deeeerta. Set o f 8. were attack ta the batUe of Praga. launched a serlM o f attacks upon. continued relatively weak. t.| win able to give you ONE DAY SERVICE, or if WORK. France to be “ nearer the situation, ing toward the Seine, carried the Boat Strike (Sermon garri|pnr in southern Overrun Booeb Obstaclan Ertlromtes cheerfully gtven. The Original In New England! . Rokoaaovaky baa completed bia but la no more,in diaect personal potential menace of swinging be­ you want— drive over and we will recap a tire while Wool Insuliition HEAVY WOODEN FOOTSTOOL aaaault plana, built up reservea, -^■TOSt B15W Struck at France as-noon as they received AsMUIt forces fought off I you wait, BRING YOUR C.\R IN THE MORNING- All work covered by oompeuMr command than be haa always hind the enemy and bottling him news of the Allied landings. UoB under Conn. State Lnyr*. Expert worfemnnsblp. All work Sanded. Can be painted any color. . . $1.98 dtraagtbenad hla communicmtlona been." Proposal Presented to Peschflores Islands Be­ Airmen Report up between Uie river and the At­ through the night after ovemUle| DRIVE rr HOME AT NIGHT ALL RECAPPED, fonruteed. Rensonable Prkye. Regular 82.25. Special...... and eUmlpated-a .strong German Pealtioa lik e EtseBkower*e lantic coast. Seine bridges have Score e f Towns Surrounded ning the first beach obstacles. No oMIgnUun for nn eetininie threat to hla right flank and to­ Allied troopa Invading France Officiaf of State Labor tween Formosa and been knocked out by dive-bomb­ By sundown laa( night they A t one point, however, beavyl B. CYN AM O N Write. Wed. Morning Specials! day waa atrlklng for the heart of from the south are under Gen. Troops Landed ing. . _ were Mid to have surrounded a German opposition prevanta8|| p. d. BOX 1 - TALcorrvnxE the anamy defenae zone before Sir Henry Maitland Wilson, whose Department; Details China; Takao Is Hit. Field dispatches leclareJ Field score of towns, including Auch, landing craft from beaching, 4| PHONE 2-OSll Now Going On! Waraaw. IndicaUona ware that Marshal Glienther von Kluge had was learned. Suncrest Not Made Known. NEW TIRES Or, If BO Buwer, BockvlDe X8-S Burton Insulating Co. the atruggle oa the Caat aide of (GoaUaued oa Paga Five) Chungking, Aug. 16.— (A*) Withojut Fight pulled most of his armor from the (ConUnned on Page Ten) American and French forces orff I the Vlatula waa. in ita final ataga. still streaming ashore on thn’l W « have quite a few’ (/rade 1 tires at the present Pbone Hartford 82-4518 . 46-Oz. C m vanishing Normandy front, bu- bis 33c Saaaonad Rumian and Pollah B u lle tin !, — American Liberators bomb­ beachheads between Toulon aa6| 188 Oxford St. UnrttMd Grapefruit Juice Our 3c Sale Of Notions, march below Falaise had beei| time. If you hold a certificate buy one now AS troopa now are atrongly dug in in ed the. Japanese Naval base sliced to eight miles. Possibly 50,- Cannes. New Loadoa, Aug. IS.— Bombers Hammer Areas “Casualties are exception THEY ARE VERY SCARCE. a eimlcircle around FT^a, a great Heat to Stay — A propoM) for arbitration of Make in the Pescadores is­ 000 Nazis still were fighting rear­ Planes Smash Induatrial dtatrict, and < their Ahead o f BeachPs as guard actions within the dwindling light," it was officially annou Hoiuel^ld and School and Mttiement of the strike lands today in the first blow The assault waa facilitat No. 2 Can 2 3 C maaaed artillery and plahea were against the Electric Boat Com­ Normandy, pocket.- Orange Juice atrewlng the battleground with at those enemy islands be­ Fighters Provide Con­ WE HAVE PLENTY OF GRADE S TIRES Until Friday; pany at Groton, as diawa-np Allied planra showered the ene­ Nazi Aircraft (Continued on Pago Eight) BUUJJ/A/G Insulate iNow! derelict tanka and aprawling Ger­ by tile Executive committee ef tween Formosa and China. tinuous Air Umbrella. my with 2,000,000 saf* conduct Del Monte S u p p f i ^ man dead. Bring Tour Certificatea. the SWpbuilders - and - Mnrine Mako lies about 1,700 miles surrender leaflets. 140,008 Gernmaa Killed Engineers union and prceented southwest of Tokyo and 400 Keep cool in Summer, 46-Oz. Can Fires Raging . Rome, Aug.- 16— (jp) —Allied - Both tlie Orm an high command And Oil Plants lioo X W 0.50 X 16 7.00 x 16 warm in Winter. Save fuel 2l9c The Ruaalana announced at mid­ to the plant manngement by miles north of the Philippines. communlcue and Nazi radio broad­ Tomato Juice ^ itrH jCreeit Stamps Given With Cash S rira !___^ night that Ifarahal Ivan 8. Ko- — ' \ • State Deputy Labor Commis­ landing craft carried American during the critical period President ..Roosevelt and Prime casters said Americans of Lieut. nev'a Army grotip which had tak­ sioner John Hnyes, wns turned and French troops asljpre in south­ On. George S. Patton's Third Extra Large Boston Weather Bureau Minister ChurebiU in the Cairo Great Armada of 2,000 Flashes! and enjoy lower fuel hills. en 1,B00 aquara mllea west of the down by the company.- Attor­ pronouncement Mid the Pesca­ ern France on both sides o f Fre- Army had plunged 60 miles east­ Vlatula in the area 100 milea be­ ney Charles Suisman, coun­ Jua, 33 miles southwest of Nice, (Lnta BuUotlm of tha ( ^ XVUff); Attention Live and sleep in comfoK. Each Holds Out No Hope dores would be returned, to China, ward from Alencon and were bat­ American Planes in Watermelons 69c low Waraaw and 35 frbm Krakow sel for the union which Inaugu­ from which Japanese seized them, without, any sign of enemy opposi-- tling on a 20-miie sector between Balsam Wool will make bad killed 140,000 Oermana and For Relief; Forests in rated Its strike against the Attacks; Hit TroDps CAMPBELL'Sl Ouaraateed Ripe! after the Nipponese are defeated. tToii as far as could be ascertained Dreux and Charters. Patton won Pateb Leads luvadofa Home Owners . Groton plent Monday morning. your house 10 to 15 degrees mJilOM iM opii captured 32,360 in a monta end­ Maine Oosed Today. The islands ore tiny specks in from the air, returning airmen Mid Alencon in his drive .lorthward On French Battlefields. Rome, Aug. Iff—(8V— Tha Alp cooler in Summer. N • MaiiowatBil CoMN- ing Aug.' 12. Previoua annoiince- Mid he was informed of the the Pacific but important because tod&y* lied force attacklog soutbeM. Our expert carpenters Dieiit. Robert Kimball, of 5021 SERVICE STATION We will apply Balsam 10>Lb’. Bag of th-lr strategic position. (Continued on Page Eight) France is the Seventh Aipay, eaa» . are now available for any 59c (Ooattaned oa Pa.' : Bight) Boston, Aug. 16.—(P)—All rec­ (Continuedlpf Page Four) Formosa. Harbor Bon^d' Crafton avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio, London, Aug.. 16.——Another I manded by MaJ. (J^n. Alexoaffee 275 Main (A t Middle Turnpike) Dial 6161 and all types of home re­ Wool Blanket InsdlatlOtrlir ords In the history of the Boston The Formosa- hn.rbor of ^ Takao a Liberator bombardier, reported great American armada of 2,000 M. Patch of Guadalcanal famo, your attic now so yon may in the southwest portion of the his formation’s target was the .\lUed hetidquartera announced to- ' pairs and alterations. Weather bureau for conaecuUve Frejus road. Landing craft were planes, half heavy bombers, smash­ Estimates cheerfully enjoy year ’round comfort days of best were due to be ehst- big Japanese island - Were' .bombed Hope to Upset ed today at aircraft and oil planeX mght. The Initial ooMult Waa No Shortages >at night by Liberators.~AU the at­ aiming for shore on both sides for many years. HEALTH MARKET Will Proclaim tered today. while big warships pumped shells and airdromes in Germany while' executed nuUnly by the U. S. Sixth given. G. E. WILLIS ^ SON, INC. The forecaster Mid that the tack planes were from MaJ. 9^n. corps— famous for ita work on tha We also apply roofs and into the town, he Mid. other hundreds.' of fliers attacked temperature would reach a maxi­ Claire L. Chennaulfs U. S. 14th Hitler Regime enemy troops and defenses on the •\nzio beachhead. The Seventh Labor Views In War Areas Air Force. . All Previous Records Broken sidewaHs. LumbCT o f All IHnds mum 'it 87, two degrees above the The Mediterranean. Allied Air north and south French battle­ .4rmy nlso Includes n French fureh j^dnesdoy Morning Speclolsl 1928 record to r the date, and the No details were given on pie Force yesterday broke oil previous under MnJ- (ien. Jean de Ljittra Wm. F. Mako attack. fields.' FREE ESTIMATE! - Mason SuppUes— Paint— Hardware sixth consecuUve day on which records for sorties flown In its op­ Attempt Targets all .were in the Liepzig Tanigny, who oommanded the records hod been broken. Nelson Emphasizes Lift* The Chinese command an- May Be Fresh Johnson financing' Arranged. Dewey Criticized lor erations supporting the Invasion and Magdeburg area in the very ’’Iron division" ia the battle at WARD’S Bffliiam Wool Insulation . The old five-day record was .es­ nou.nced today that large scale at­ Leaders Rethel .In France In 1940..' V. S.^ ing Ban Will Not In­ of southern France, an Air Force By Military heart of Germany. Broad Street ' Lb. 35c Declining Invitation tablished in the period July 2 to 6, tacks with sut-port'of American onnonucement said. Vice Admiral H. K. Hewitt Is Bag Sausage planes were launched Monday on To Qverthrow Fuehrer . Striking fror - Italy, unescorted TELEPHONE 7426 WILLIAM F.' On Special Message. 1911. terfere With Effort. .While hundreds of fighters pro­ Flying Fortresses bombed stra- commander of Naval operatlaafi Wed. Morning Specials Or OeD A rtbir Ajrera' -Tile weatherman held out no Tengchung and the laat major vided a conynuouo screen over the and Brig. Gen. Gordon P. SavIDe, ■rr COAL COKE V OIL Japanese position's east and south Coventry — TeL t i ^ W 4 ■ JOHNSON Star fleet and landing craft, bombers Ijufi, Spain, Aug. 16.—i/P>—The _ (Continued on Pnge Two) commander of the 12th Tactical Albahy, N. Y., Aug. 18—<8>)— (ponittaued oa Page Tea) Washington. Aug. IS—(P)—War of Lungling on the Salween river hammered' areas 'a few thousand., nCw Allied landings in southern' .\lr command, beads the nir uolta^ Broad Street SShiaSt. Tarsias Qov.rThomas E. Dew«y, criticised front, near the Burma frontier. Lb. Production Board Chalmian Don­ yards ahead of. ' the . InvoaioiT France may give nse to a fresh at­ It was announi'ed. TELEPHONE 7426 Frankfurts 38c by an Americsn FederaHon of. La­ All Japanese counter-attacks MASON JARS ald M. Nelson told the Senate War beaches and others struck at more tempt by German' military leaders * * * bor publication for declining its in- distant targeta. vltatitm for a special message, will Investigating committee today, (Continued on Paige Four) to overthrow Adolf Hitler with the Moves for Mistrial For the Canning Season I Clear vision Truman Triesr Col. William L. Lee, of Weather­ hope of negotiating peace before Nazis Expect Washington, Aug. 16 — bPi — outline his general views on the members said, that while "special- ford, Tex., command^ of a Lib­ glass tops; Rubbers included. Pints Croftsmon Lb. 35c working man’s proUems tn areg- Allied troops smash into Germany, Counsel for George Sylvester Vle- Bologna Ixed shortages" exist'in the war { Treasary Balancfi erator wing, declare that with reck, one of 36 sedition consikraop^ and Quarts. Ddzen .ular Labor Gay proclamation fpr a well-informed traveler' from 4 8 ^ 't'o Save Seat supply program, "there is no binoculara “ I m w no flak, no en- FrXhce asserted today. j. Balkan Move defendants, moved today for a the state pf New York. ^my aircraft, no movement of any Auto Body Shop VITAMINS James C. Hagerty, the gover­ shortage at the bsttlefronta.” Washington, Aug. 16— (P)—The This informant, well versed in mistrial on the ground that a near position ,0f. the Treaoury, Aug. 14: kind 0^ tile-roads,'no enemy. The conditions within Germany and book, “ Block Moll." was prejudic­ Lb. 35c nor's executive assistant, told re- Nelimn and Msj. Gen. Lucius D.' onlv/Actiyity came from landing New G^inqn.CoinmaniL Body and Fender Repairing Liverwurst . porters the Republican presides- WiU Not Resign UnUl Clay, WPB's dlwctor bf materiel, Receipta, 8156,454,133.09; ex­ who long enjoyed German confl-. ing the public against the persaao penditures, 8261,633.062.91^; net cpsJtv I scanned the roads leading dence, said the military clique was on trial and iwrhaps had reachea Welding Ual nominee had adher^ tp an emphasized at the closed session to and from the beaches for miles er Feffjrs Attack in JAR RUBBERS I®' ^ - - 1 eotabUshed rui« in declining to January U Democrats that the WPB order lifting a ban b^ance, 820,247.473,551.68; cus­ determined to upset the Nazi re­ Jurors. The attorney. .Ben Undasv:' toms receipta for month, 810,756,- gime at any cost and preserve for told Presldlhy Justice Edward C. Truck Painting furnish a special statement to ogainrt production of hundt«da of (CoBtiaued oi^ Page Tea) Greece and Albania.' ig Brand. Buy Now at this Sav- y indUp Pearl, ALF publicist.whose Victors in Elections. civilian articles in non-crltlcol'Ts- 765.38. future generations the fiction that Eicher that the book contained ’’a VICTORY the German Army had not byen de­ I deliberate attack” on Vieredboad Expert Workl j m . n m weekly columr is distributed to, bor areas where material is avail­ Istanbul. Turkey,, Aug. 16.- Doxen Tkc COM 300 labor nevrspspera. Washington, Aug. IS — (P) — able; “will in ho way interfere feated in battle but had lost this <'^1 that Washington bookstores were _____\ MAWCHiind Senator Harry S. Truman figured with the war effort." / ' war—like the First World w a r - •‘J; selling out the volume aa fast am Prompt Senricel :• No Spaclal Mesesges laoued Today the new German command- nuppiiM were received, '"There will be s Labor Day out today how, if elected vice The two officials were question­ through an Internal collapse. STOCK president, he could take office Scientist Advises Keeping Pnl>- Hope To Hold Confidence er,' General Rosier, had ordered .... 127 Spruce St. TeL 2-1S48 'message In the form of the regu­ ed at a session which lasted three urgent preparations against sn ^^y^r^ .nd Worship Planned lar proclamation for the state of without costing his party a Mit- and a half hours, and was held be­ ;^n n an professional officers ■oiiri Senate sesL everywhere, l)Oth In (Sermany and Allied attack in, western Greece! Cleveland. .Tug. 16.—ey could be fllleu In, would be follffw a leader to regain Oer- ay's rsply'aloiig,;Stde of any mes- proboDle. ; taUc which lies hefore as )■ . Wb cbb protert yam tarn am taw sagt that Prmdent Roosevelt aouri will appoint a sucreasor to eral pi^uction program .Is break­ “ Met Uie boy friend," "Went o f Inestimable value in the dlag- niany'a proper position in the ~ ■ia $4JtO per ll.eo# tor a yoBro* we carry. might have in connecUon with the serve, out the balance of bia term ing down becauae-shortages in cer­ capoeing with a swell G. I.,” and nosis aa well as treatment of the world. I ^ e n that _tlme comes, Evacaatlag Heavy Units Pscific.” CANNING I time. tain types o f heavy artillery and similar “dear diary" Jottings but lllnsss at hand,'’ asserts the an­ whether the leader Is'a soldier like .Rosier, who replaced General tabor celebraUon. The present governor Forreat Compulsocy Tralalag Flovewff , "Thank you. Governor," Ptari C. Donnell, Is a Republican- and Other material do exist.” •* . , be would go further. atomist.' Fredej-lck the Great, an emporer Sheidel, 14 moving oil bia heavy T u esday at 8 O’ clo ck wrote, “ but we may bs permitted "These two views- are extreme Sbould Note Stofttocii Aches Parents might‘ even give their like Kaiser Wilhelm or a fanatic unlta but o f ' south Greece leaving Claclanatl, Aug. Iff—W -” presumably would replace Truman 4fftb i~~**** eaeaoqffffoffff iCANNERS with, a member o f that party if be ones,” Hatch declared. "Neither is Dtary authora should note their children a start on a diary, noting politician like Hitler,''the glonoua only light covering forces, most to wonder. And we do. wonder United Spaalah War ra4ara« bow much Ume Mr. Dew iy will be hod a .chance. If Truman ohould accurate." stomach .aches, or that bad cold, or the babyhood and childhood tradition.of the (German Army of which consist of sateUiU day ananlmcni able to spare for laboV tPmnd when rerign 'tnunedtately after the gen­ .Endorsing Nelson’s efforts to the wornnnad(clne they took that Iffaeoaes, and the children could must ramaln unbroken so the Ger­ troops, these advices said. ORANGE HALL Rta la ilRRlRj EMibWBte illieG ht eral alectloa a n t Nov. T, DoaoeH get certain types of civiUan pro- made tiiatr agrea yellow and psrhapa ^ r r y on. rays Dr. Robertooa, whan man p e ^ e will retain their milf- The German heavy defenaee Uaa Havering tralalag aMra Sadi Sadi hlnaelf too buoy evea as would have that opportunity. duetica going. Hatch,sold that th# trretrtvaMy Injured tbs liver, tan they g row up. tary Virtues. amre helng ceooentrated oloiig the Larsen’s Feed Service goveradr to perform M eourtaey But the Junior senator from oommittM concurred is his view adds. He soya he has no fear that ouch •V e murt .ptcoerve the Army’s Adriatic ocioat of weaUrn Orraca tlen diiJaaeff and lower -Albania, it waa report­ that tba baysi od iaeulng a Labor day meeesge." Missouri has no such intention. As “that we do not wont any civilian Doctors, Mya Dr. Robertaon, ael- a diary would lead to health wor­ honor—if not by force of arms ed. Along the Greek-Yugoslav lag ferae shall ‘Peari’8 criUcism of Dewey. was a Democrat, he counta on Phil production te^Xnterfere with war dom know enough about the htalth ries any more than the dally health then by overthrowing the eiv'ilian post of a patient and many an ob- remind'era tn newspapera add on frontier German troops have re­ eaat lata b (CMtUaMI PacdoJsktl acu^ UlneM at tha present—or tha'oir. placed Biiijrar forces.

I'lr liffSlfciii T.- ' \ ' ■ •- -T Manchester evening hekaijd. MAMGtuusriiiK, cunm., wi*jjjNi!;mjAY, august ib. i»4« PAMtl Xifl / •

seasonal peak and heavy supplies of Notre Dame 'football players Taking No Chances ara reaching the markets, jkid- cams to look on Coyle’s presence TWO Seeks Count Heavy Rains All-Out kockne .Port Of EmbArltetlon in San Eran^ Army Pushing season varletlas' of potatoea are at their Important games aa a Services Here cisco, Cal. About Town On Breaking Lines also being harvested in Increasing good luck omen. ! this Week Onl^ Police Court At the time of ^ d e a t h he was Of Strength H elp Crops quantities. Eterly apifiea are now Fan% Life Ends On the death of Rockne, Coyle PlanM aiU at the Fifth Transportation Eons Probe of Raid being harvested and the peach har­ remained loyal to Notre Dame jrinaneiit flommittee Headquarters In Columbus, Ohio. SergL William Haberern is at , Boston, Aug. 16.---(P) — vest te at Its pcaV. but he shared his gridiron affec­ Sherman E. Adafns Joan For Lt. Lucey He had made rapid progress In his home. 39 Purnell place, on g Rudolph F. King,' -Ue, new tions with the Fordhato. eleven 3 New Rose Dawn Plants . O f Gifts Adama, hustjand his work and according to hlk su- 16 days furlough from Camp Dona Will Lead to Deci> Massachuaetts ' regtetrw of, Extreme North Central Pete Coyle, Well Known and Jim Crowley, whom hOsOftei: perior officer, he had already bems, Ana, New Mexico. Sergeant Hab- Negro Soldiers Throw motor Tohloles, te taking no Output Schedules said waa a “second RocknA’^ El­ neglect of their ^lldren, had their erern Is with an Armored Division sion on Uncnnploy- chances oh breaking the stats Part of State Reports New Haven Sports Fig­ I f You’ ll Send 25 Cents fo r Poetaze and HaiwlHez Urged For Memorial l^ cal Man Killed in an recomrhended for a promotion Rocks at / ItaliRU mer Layden, now professional Seu Sept. 15 to case continued for one week i ^ vvhen his death occurred. and has bssn in ths seWlce nearly drivtoglawa. Improvement. ure, Long ni, Dies. football commissioner, waa also thetba probation officer v^aewaa ora««»f/ Accident in O hio; Had three years. , ment Benefits Fight. Hie former speaker of Decide Vacations another great 0>yl* favorite. of a t«mpoary honor toll of th^ to make an InveetlgatlW, iln P M „ r - r ^ i T . Barracks Near Seattle. the Massachuaetto House of To ednertlfe our unique metpod o f aeUing direct from nnreeryj Oct. 15 as Period for In hte younger days, "Pete” you through the mall, we’ll send you three wen rooted Rose Dae len to Be Asked MancKeater men and lice Court this morning, coittptmnt B r i l l i a n t t-ia re cr* The usual midweek prayer ser­ Washington, Aug. 16.— A Representatives denounced he Hartford, Aug. 16—Peter A. Coyle, long one Jssued Instruotlons on ' how and Ueiit, Robert W. Lucey who was Nazi Aircraft crop improvement to the extreme ing vacation achedulea, the Re­ Yale boxing coach. He never to August. Fine for cutting or for yard decoration. Ideal pla^^ ig of Board. the honor M suted that there was too much or Probetion Officer James F.' Duf­ vlc* unlt*a barraoka at nearby Fort ing whether they would abandon to violate, even Inadvertently, of thte etty** better Imown sports when to'mim Christmas pMkagaa this going on -here and said that killed ih 1^ accident in that city fy is sUbstlt'Jting for Aldo Paganl, Lkwton and th# discovery ahorUy north centr'd of the state gional War Labor Board has refereed a contest, however. Sling time now. , . • alven air'appropriate setting in or carry on their fight for an im- the rules he muat enforce," he flares. He had been a patient #om p"l^ltutlon of future use to to men overaeaa, Th# fact that severe penalties would be imposed on Mondaj^.- The services hero clerk of the Police Court, during afteriyard of an lUillan hanged In where thundershowers have rulej. at''to* hospital for nearly two « appointment of ft Per- And Oil Plants employmynt compensation bill un­ explained. brought fairly heavy rainfall. In T fe board tesued a directive We want you to have three of theae plants to transplant In ; iH^anchester. v . some persons believe that the war If it was not stopp^, will be held at 2 o'clock tomor­ his two weeks' absence on vaca­ a tree. ' ’ yearH;,. yards, so you can see w)iat strong, healthy flowers we raise, ■ A t War Memorial Commit-1 Wllllanf Shepperd, of 42 Wil­ tion. The riotous outbreak was report­ der edllch eUU payimnts would the southern part of the atate yesterday denying ’ expansion 6t It iB expected that the select will be ovef-^ fore Christmas and row afternoon at Watkins Funeral ’.V A cloie. friend of toe late Knute meriy priced tn our catalog at 30 cents per plant. Now you mas^ ^tiiftryed with the specific have so expressed themselves. Is liams street. East Hartford, plead­ (Continuad from ^ g e One) ed in an offipia statement from crops BtlU need rain, the report vacatlona asked by the United Umiumlng and selecting a^war j men at their next meeting, will b e‘iiugmented by th* governmenL atatea.' Rockne, (Joyle waa known In col­ Now She's have three selected two-year-old specimens for toe coat of poataM(j begin dlsou.ssion of .xuch a, com­ not consideied by many others as ed not guilty to the charge of in­ Home. Rev. Paul Lsmn will offi­ Mrs. W. W. Eelte, chairman of the Seattle port of embarkation Mine Workers union. District 60, and handling, 25 cents. prlftl effort for Manoh^te^ command. llsUng 24 Italiana and Hi* House now has before it the General ^eace Reporting on crop condltlona for employea of the J-M Service Cor­ legiate football circlea aa toe un­ mittee. and that^the committee It­ being a good reaaoiv why they toxication. He was found guilty ciate and the First Area Com­ teglc rail bridge* in southern the Mancheatai Garden Club's Vic­ Senate-approved legislation apon- L“T®ft ftought —Boys of campaign to prevent the hobbled be turned over to the projected reaching the market in heavy vol­ It fresB SM presatti^. ori^nally built after a $260,000 waa registered for graduaU work ! InvesUgation waa complete. imlon labor 1a supporting the post-war version of thS United quest. \ High school sgs returning from Luftwaffe from coming Vo Ilf* in Wood Go. Cuts ' “The lUllen eervlce unit . . . is ume. Considerable movement has MMMyaask OiMrantM war memorial drive at the *od of military ae Ice will be ellglbls to at the Harvard Or^uate School measure although the CIO and Nations' tor ..both settlement and "Unless the mailings are made time to fly to the aid of battle- AFL are not working In concert. started from dairy farms which lalmann** Qm Tablat. ar« mud. the last war, should this time yidld compete on athletic teams, without of Buslneee Administration. maintenance. early In the period many of the ahattered Germai. field A.mlM. oe«n carefully screened and f^ d While Oils" waa conceding usually raiae a conaiderable acre­ Kdally tor tlia rali.f of .*»••» a »» awaiting ths. customary 12 weeks High L 0. Test State Sales's:;' American officials arg;ue that it dlMonfort r«*uUliia from «»» ore.- to another type f . . J packftftftft wlU without doubt be lato Targets Included the Delltasch to be neither ^pro-Nazi nor-pro^Fas- nothing, some of hia colleagues age aa a caah crop side line. The Ibar aontala no phyatc. Sold on a which would stand distinctly as a "transfer” period, Harold Swaf- Then he entered the tsar and would be illogical to act up In tomato harvesting season te at its liTbeing delivered. There Is such air equipment depot, on* of the cis t." said privately there te not even a a ipjarantaa of monaa hark If tha tribute to the Manchester m«n and flsld, president of the Connecticut he made application for Officere coming months an Organization to >tUa should tell to^Iva aaUafa.- a constant movement of all men In moat important in OwMny; slim chance of persuading the ■ tasulu... Any______looSdrunlet women who have served and^ven Interscholaatlc Conference an­ Candidate Training in the Navy preserve peace, yat deny it the «|U| tasult sei-vice that it means sending Uiese bombS4' asembly plants at Schkeu- Curtails Supply of Ice Judges SUuid Guard House to discard the “states’ Caution: Uee only aa their Uves in the present World Christmas presents from one loca­ nounced today. and In the Army but wae reject^ right to make that peace to the nowi AiwvwB Oft hand at on account of Imperfect eyesight. aits and Halle; aircraft engine rights" measure. _ first place. HAOmtl.1. DBCO COUfAWT War. tion to another and this takes '“The conference haa agreed to p S il* at Magdeburg, Deeeau and To Outside Towns at Chicago— *{P) —'Tvi'o municipal much time. Those mailed early or consider mlllUry service as “at­ Later on. however, he wae In- Oalls Byrnes To TefiHfy ~ Piesumebly it has beqn with ducted with a group trom Man Kothen: syntheUc oil planU at Considerable Distances court Judges thte end in view that Secretary of Immediately after Sept. 15 are the tendance at a secondary echool.” ZeiU, Bohlen and Magdeburg; a Pullman-8.tandard Car The Ways and Means commit­ AT ones which Will be the Surest of de­ Swaffleld said, "and any boy who chMJur and entered the Army Im­ turing C plant which tee, which te considering unem­ State Hull has promoted the pol­ mediately after hie graduati^ carbonlaatlon and oU refinery at icy of no territorial or other set- livery by ebriatmas. If the heavy meets the age aiid scholastic re­ Roslta and a German Air Force The L. T. Wood Ice Co., stated iSkM the Navy's ployment aid leglalation, la against Tonight’ s The Night! from Yale. At Camp D«veM he Uemente imtU formation o f a se­ mailing talWs place In October it quirements will be eligible to com station at HaIbWaUdt. today it was fiorced to curtail all craft. LSM. They are them, one them complained. The wUI mean deUy due to lack of passed an* exceptionally high IQ deliveries to outside cities and A. Schiller and George B. Wetee, curity league—except where na­ pete in aports at once." The Delltaech. Schkeudlta and committee pursued Its study today, KEITH’S facilities for moving the extra teat and was assigned by the towns. Formerly the company de­ member* of a Coaet ^ r d UmpoK tions directly involved try to rec­ Tbe ruling was forced by i Roalta targets never had been hit calling James F. Byrnes, war mailings. question raisec by New Britain Om m anding Officer to give the livered an average of 15 tons daily rary reaerve organised to re««y« mobilization director, to testify in oncile their differences, as Russia MAIN SI MANCNtSM before by American haavles. The and Poland have sought' to do. “ Parcels may not exceed five H l)b school, which ha. dis­ examlnatloni _ to the incoming to'Myatlc, 15 iom. to New London, regular guardsmen for...' ??pmDat. executive aeaalon. pounds and must not be inore tMn draftees. Magrt-burg engine plant and the and 1,200 pounds to Portland, all They stand a 12-hour watdh once No Trouble Expected charged Marines returning to Halberstadt Air Force station vvere Repreaentatlve Lynch (D-NY), - Inches ia5ength or 36 In lengto At hie “own request. hS was In Conneclt«n;t. Even now, when a week. opposing the <3eorg;e bill as It now In the meeting scheduled, to be­ school this faU, and both Of them damaged heavily .earUer this gin at Dumbarton Oaks bere next 1 girth dSmblned. They should are candidates for the football transferred to the Port of Em- the plant la running 24 hours dally, stands, cautioned *agalnst what he barkaLon in Boston and later waa month, ^ t h e t i c oil plants struck the demand exceeds the ouptuL Monday, the United States, Brit­ be marked “Christmas team. said was lack of equalization ^to Only one parcel may be mailed admittrf to the TransportaUon today Were knocked out two The Pratt and Whitney Aircraft ain and Russia (and later (Jhina) Swaffleld Informed that schools months ago but recently ware re­ state paymenUt and warned that are expected to have no trouble weekly to same person by the same set up their own scholastic, re­ Corps Officer* Candidate School plant -In Eaat Hartford, after unless something te done to make paired and producing on a reduc­ searching In vain for ice in Hart­ in agreeing on procedure for set­ sendor. • 'i ‘ quirements, bu . the age limit for in New Orleans, La., receiving his N^e payment# more uniform, thou­ *Tntoxfeaats, liquids. Inflamma­ commission December I, 1943. He, ed acale. ford, sent a plea to the Wood Com-1 ting up the peace agency. u Connecticut High school boys is 19 sands of war workers will remain A great part of the talk at ble mmteiaals and any perishable was Immediately assigned to the All Bombing Done Visually ‘ pimy this morning. The local m an-1 I yesrs. Ufacturer was able to supply 1,200 in the wealthier states to avail Dumbarton Oaks te expected to be goods araI brohlblted.”i^ h All bombing was done viaualljr in ____ p l a y i n g thenterivea of the higher benefit*. ST. BKlDGErS pounds to the ^Aircraft to help 1 concerned with ways in which a good weather and U. S. headquar­ SUie paynMnU now very. ters callad the results good to ex­ quench the thlrat of war workers world assembly (of all nations) there. THE PICTURE V- White tM Ways and Means and its council (of the big-four cellent. Tlie German radio report- group wrestled with the unemploy­ fid fierce air battles and asserted “HOME IN INDIANA” and pro)>ably othera) could be or­ CHURCH ment bin, th# Tlouae itself con­ ganized to deal with boundary dis­ that 130 Allied bombars were shot IS TO MY MIND A GREAT tinued debate on surplus property down over southern France yester­ putes, population Shifts, interna­ day- The enemy said, moreover, The Home Nurse CINEMA ACHIEVEMENT. diaposal leglalation, with a vote tional political arguments and SI. that hia bombers raided Allied By Mary BMrd YOU’LL WANT TO SEE expected tomorrow. other types of difficulties which invasion fleets off south France contribute to bringing on ware.. Uiector, NorUag Service. [T OVER AND OVER.. . . While there has been a great last nIghL Anericaa Bed Oiaaa deal of talk, about the use of 9 I Squalls in' Normandy lessened JACK SANSON, Mgr T. .T. Dannaher force to preserve peace, actually only slightly air support for the Allied battle of annihilation after Call Doctor Immediately If Theae American officials says that the mere existence of force should be a day In which a massive forca of Symptoms AppMr x. New Chairman 1,900 heavy bombers, with support There la growing apprehenmon enough to prevent trouble in moat Iqg fighter* “In great strength, about the Increaaing number Of instances. mangled 21 German Air Force cases of poHomyelltla (Infantile Thomas J. Dannaher waa named peralyate). Th:* is one of the more The yearly fight against the bases. aa chairman of the Democratic \ Some 14,000 fliers supported the serious communicable diaeaee# that Town committee to fill the term Japanese liMtle long since haa, IN PRIZES D-Day operations in the south of la likely to flarc-'up In the sum­ made Vacanr by the death of Wil­ been announced. What we need' mer months. liam R. Om pbell when the com­ te an announce of prevention. France. • Since the nursing car* of the 71 German Planes Destroyed mittee met tn the Municipal build­ \ poliomyelitte pnUent requires the ing laet n ig h t' PLAYING STARTS AT 8:15 On the Riz-uilan, French and Ital­ services of an expert, he shou)d Margaret K. Lane was named as ian fronts. Allied communiques hospitalised during the vice chairman. Sue T. Reardon, aa listed 71 German planes destroyed stage o f the disease, at leaaL If aecretary and John F. Limerick and 66 AUled craft losL the doctor feels that it la Uiadvla- was named treasurer. AU of theae Gladiolus Tactical air units in Normandy able to hiove him, a profesaional ' ie-electiona. TWENH TWO Joined artillery In raining lethal nurse should be provided to care Registrar of Voter# Edward F. Pink Is a SpeciaDy Good blows on the bcleagured German for him or to Instruct and auper- H M D s Moriarty told the gathering that Seventh Army, despite deteriora-^ viae the home nurse. _ ■MNNAN there were about 2000 new resi­ Color This Week! ' Ited weather. n The early eymptoma of poUo- dents of Manchester who were eli­ myelitte are much like those of gible to become voters. Plana are $ 1 Q.00 Mosquitos on their nightly i prowls hiintlrig German transport many other common coc^iw ca- being made to canvass these and $ 2 5 - 0 0 in France were restricted by the ble dteeasea. There may be head­ Mil other voters In the town. An­ Helen Carlson weather but bombed thyee trains ache,-acre throat, nauaea, vomit­ Plog: Tlie F bIcgb 0 « t W «»t* other meeting iViU be held on near Parte, eight barges on the ing. diarrhea, or conatlpaUon. Aug. 25. 136 Summer Street- / Otee and 30 vehicles near LlvaroL Sometimea' the first signs are ta- creaaed irritablUty and pain op ^ TeL 6971 GAMES Fighter-bombera baked in Brit­ GAMES ain and France reported destroy­ ing moved, weaknea* of muaciea ing or damagingQt least 62 tanka OT actual paiilysia. For thte StiUman Keith and more than 350 vehlclea in gon, th* vramlng that w ^ \ widespread operations yesterday. quenUy have given -- to P u ^ ^ Sent to Wyoming They also silenced 30 guns and ohlld with thee* eymptoma to h ^ knocked out 80 locomotives. away from other children and kaap t o d a y a n d t h u r s . him there untu he has bean a ^ You may receive ABSOLUTELY. FREE, by a doctor — muat ha *«Pfft#A Stillman Keith, aon of Mr. and w / Mrs. O. E. Keith, aervice engineer 4'^4^ London Twice Hit Thte precaution te Imperative “ TAMPICO ■/ a beautiful 7 x 10 Silvertone Portrait of your there are known case# of iM®- for the Pratt A Whitney Aircraft By Flying Bomb$ Co., has been transferred to the child. Our Noted Children’s Photographer • .myelitte in the are*, or if there London, Aug. 16—(P)—^The Ger- haa been opportunity for exposure, company's plant at Ctesper, Wyi -mlng. He left laat Friday by apb from Boston will be here at BURTON’S I attacked London with flying Keep Dleltee Sepnwto GENUINE KROEHLER QUALITY! ihomha ehortly before midnight There is evidence that ,th*Ji^ mobile and hte father went Out fecting organtem leave* th# hodjr] wtto him. A ir bay Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday last night and again Juat before P L U S : "H I d a ^ t^ y . An official announce­ in t ^ inteatlnal d t e c l^ M . It is ’Hie elder Mr. Keith planfi to l . ‘ DISHES TQ TH® LADIES. Morning, August 21, 22 and 23. ment said the aaeatflU cauacd both highly important that theae, and visit Tellowatone Park an^ other casualties and damage. xU other body dtechargee. ^ burn­ points of interest, in the west b*' Robots *1*0 fell on aouthew ed or disinfected prompJy. AU fore hte return. He wiU return by England during the two attack*. dtehea uaed by the patient * h ^ train. There is nothing you have, to buy, no be waahed to eoapy «*ter, b < ^ and kept apart from other Soaglit .... fOR Thera Was no word from Deway hlmro? regarding Peari’t com- Pfc. Ted V o^..D . ■. Hartford, Aug. 16.—(A)—^A suit mente. the governor having fonai^jj god Mj*. •Jacob Vo^^^ m seeking $600,000 damages Jointly temk^to wortt on aUt* bu^tmrigg Blrchifitreat from th* Ringllng Brothers and I and th* preparation of c*m p*ll*thte« aftar 22 month# of aarvtos^ Bsmum and Bailey circus and tha i^Mchea lodaytoday afteraJti a new* c o n -t^ ^ v ^ city o t Hartford waa IQad yester­ day ip Superkte court by the qe* I80M This tatea of ntoe of ths 167 pareons THIS to a value Smaxing even for KelWe. to tiraea Hk* theeat dent Rooeevelt’a recent trip to thejiough after fore-' wlM'dled to the circus firs }>ete PRICES ARE LOW ON DECORATOR wil^^HawaU jtod th. JS^iftoK A genuine KROESILER 3-PIECE SinTE—known the natlda a July 6 and by 11 othera who wef* PIECES. TOOl A DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA over for quality — made with SPIUNG CONSTRUCHON t a f Injured. your comfort —- hand tailoring to exquisite fabrie — pricad a ^ m r amlUngly aah -|S^P 43 and waa w*******basic Authentlo reproducUoa, feuatom huUt to exacting qual­ l^irorey lf% at only S U t as' an extra August ’Treat! See It! Boy tt! ity specifleationa— hand tailored to decorator C O O tt'a TRULY Unusual! The riresten* raetery-OentroUad PeMer fabric — priced very low fOr August at Kelth’a ^ a T Kathod assarsa yoa highest quality Dee Molnea, la.—(A) An ord­ : Bsatarials and the finast arorkatasihlp ‘T don’t comment on Mr. Rooa*-i 't nance plant worker'a Rs m foldar by faetory-tralnsd operta. T m get yalt'B boUdaya.'*^ t>has been found and rafinn sd'— ftatesr atilMg*, gaaraataed qnallty. Open Tha president aaM. to a from somewhere to Frano*. Mnh Thursday addreaa from the deck Bolton ! '.ccsld M. KinU cs Colfax lost th* NO unoNBM d m iu n Saturday gtiw ftt ftftftf Wft .rfttuni .(older whUefiemployed here as an Eventoga. that ha had u n d e r ^ to U y HIM aWse Matr. d au gb U ^ l snummlUon packer and It era* Caoaed to fulASmeiit e< Us m b * amiled beck from France by '4 Wednesday ' (rtltutlonal duttea. \ ' ton Labs, ha# left ta r Oorpua] bomber squadron corporal' who "X )o Af tenauoaa, you ns* that eEpraspiw iS^uTTexM. for a y lM t^ toimd it among sannwinltlnB. A im k MORIARTY BROTHERS •holiday,' advteedlyT" a S T a S ter.^ Herbert D. Good- yn t lio i MBVCL AT CENTER AND BROAD STS. TEL.IWB asked. - Dewtar \ I . i< ‘ > . I . WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 16,1944

IFOU* *♦ Wiaconain’s primary yesterday by 217 of 299 precincts In tha diatricL Inationa polled barely enough votes* Firth uiatriU. ran unopposed for building up auba.tantial leads over Kalvelage had 3,897. to get them on the ticket aa party the Demccratlc nomination, for U. ^ainvlUe. Paisu, the Marahails and Wapping I Cyclists Hurt. Political Zeal Manchester PACBacked WUey Wlaa Easy Vlctoiy candidatea in Novdmber. S. aenator. Rep. Hart> Sauthoff Proves W( candidates endorsed by the CIO »Naval Base Political Action committee. eanwhUe, Rapublican Senator Hoaa Democratic Oholc* waa unopposed Progresaive sena­ A t Honolulu. Elmer Davia. di­ Mtbs Anna Maakel, teacher at Alexander W U ^ had an easy time torial nomination. rector of the Office of War Iirfor- — ------' InSkidHere Date Book Hopefuls Lose Returns from 212 of 2 7 5 pre­ winning th* nomination over three Wlsconain’a Sl-year-old gover­ For Ule Union school for the laft three Hit by Taft ' With about two-thlrda of the >ing Target mation, observed upon his wtum cincts In the Fourth distrieL gave oppoBauti who caUed him Isola- nor, Walter 8. Ooodland, easily TosoodMhdiiBg.bai _ years, has signed contract w won nomination on th* RapubUcan vote for governor nominations medieatad HqrtdSDEllO-^ 1 from Saipan and Guam that more Friday, Aug. IS Rep. Thad Waslelewakl, seeking tlonlaU Ka was far out In front counted, the RepubUcans had poll­ Tokyo governments will have to teach ■ In the Ekwt llartfqrd Meeting, directors Orange. Han his third term 14,645 votes to 5,-, with 2,099 of the state's 3,078 pre­ tlekeL outdistancing four oppon­ formula badtad by 85 years frani r » l * 0 “ *) Couple Thrown from Senator Objects to In- Opponents Build Up ents. Daniel W. Hoan, fofmer ed about 78 per cent of the to&l faU before the Japanese are r e ^ y i . ■ ■'t-fA -’i i schools. Her work will begin in Corporation, at Washington Social 549 for Anthony P. Oawronaki, cincts reporting. The vote was vote, the Democrats about 18 and oussueesssIForriagwenax for the unconditional surrender East Hartford when a teacher has Machine; Wife May ^ structions Given Offi- Club at 8 o’clock. Substantial Leadsas in who had the blessing of the PAG. WUey 08,166, CapL Joseph R. Mc­ Socialist mayor of Milwaukee, won ecsema, athlete’s foot ar (MorUd npulaed ,at T«nf- th* Democratic nomination over the Progresrtves about four. ^ Chln*«> opened we shall demand.” been found to take her place at Monday, Aug. 21 Former Rep. Raymond J. (Jaohon Carthy, of the Marineai, 45,745; due to external cans*, Union school by Superintendent Lose Her Eye. , cers on Voting Law. Paper collection - In the .- north­ Wisconsin Primary. had 8,345. Leathern O. Smith, a shipbuilder, John Zimmerman and Leo E. fredy. ZEMO prom pt n ■—Iwtt- * Merle Woodmahsee. Mise Maskel, west section of town. In the Fifth distrlcL Andrew J. 16,150 and Perry J. Steams, Mil- Vaudreull, of Kenosha and Alex­ Cause of Drain Stoppage ale* aids healing. Over 21 taitenee artillery prei»r»- Allien Continue ander 6. Bens, of Appleton, were s Chlnew were «ald to have a graduate of Columbia, taught in . Mr. and Mrs. MUton O. Knight Waahlngton, Aug. 16.*-(d’)— Monday, Aug. 28 Milwaukee. Aug. 16— (d*)—An Biemiller, who Is makliiB his first wauka* attorney, 8,578. Los Angeles —• (g’) — The cam­ padcagea told. One trial eoit' Opening of K. of C. Carnival, The Progreaalve party which running a close race for the Pro­ Md two heavily fortified hUto Advance in Burma New \ork City for fifteen years of 33 EHmer street East Hartford, incumbent administration support­ bid for a national offlc* after aev- paign to coUect household grease 8 different aiaas. H . Z E M before coming to Soqth Windsor Senator Taft (R., Ohio), aidd to­ Main street, opposite Cambridge efal terma in the state Legisla­ won th* gubernatorial race In gressive nomination. has been endorsed by the Merchant _ athi* the eaatem a ^ Southeast AsU Command H e ^ - were admitted to the Manchester er and a fonner state senator ap­ ^■MroachM to Lungllng, ie^ and was for 13 years a part time day the War department )iad cre­ street; , • parently won Democratic nomina­ ture, had a good lead over Clem 1942, fell far behind aa a vote All Incumbent congressmen who Plumbers' Association. An official quarters. Kandy. Ceylon. Aug. 15. worker in the New York Museum Memorial hospital at noon today ated "a get-out-the-yote organi­ Wednesday, Aug. 30 Kalvelage, PAC - endorsed candl-. gettM-. Its candidates for tha sought nomination were victorious. explained:, "Grqaae la the most JkTui^apanese on the crert of —MV-AlUed troops on the road tions for Congreas from the Fourth making galna ot the of Natural History. A naUve of following an accident to their sation In the coimtry” In Ita In- Honor Roll meeting at Buckland and Fifth (Milwaukee) districta in date. Biemiller had 5,951 votes In State offices and senatorial nom- Rep. Howard J. McMurrayr of the common cause of drain stoppage.” Read Herald Advs. to MsndMlay contiiiued to advance South Windsor she will continue atructltma to otticera on carrying school. t Sangehan. important southeast of Tkungnl and reached motorcycle at Middle turnpike, \ poaition which denlea the CTl- to make her home ydth her par­ out provialonB of the soldier vot­ Ttaoraday, Sept. S the village of Thalwagon. two ents, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Maakel oaat and Lake street They were ing law. victory Carden Show, Manches­ OM of the Burma road west miles north of Plnbaw, a commu­ Salween, the situation was of Miller road. South Windsor. driving east, Mr. Knight , being the ' The ihatructiona, T&ft aald, di­ ter Carden Club, Masonic Temple. nique said today. Other The tank and pumper that the operator. In an effort to dodge a rect that company or unit voting I quiet on the Tlddlm road advanced a-~ : ^ South Windsor Fire department car he turned to th* left and the offlcera b* splinted- to personally south.' have been assembling for several “asBlat" troops In obtolnlng Fed­ m o/ P a cific months has been completed and cycle skidded. Both wore thrown eral or state ballots for the No­ Rockville Japs AdmU Troops was commissioned as ^ g in e No. off. vember election by auppljdng i n ­ a ^ ila iu ld B o t n b e d 2. recently. This piece of appa»- H ie couple were tsdeen to the formation and baUot applicSQon ^-tJ. 8. Pacific Fleet Out of India Note ratus mounts a 600 gallon tank hospital in the John B. Burke am­ forma. and pump and Improves the effec' Pearl Harbor, Aug. London. Aug. 1»— ,1?* bulance. Mr. Knight escaped with ■ “They do say In the Inatructlona Council Holds gui'a screen of Tokyo radio acknowledged today tlvenesa of the department In bums on his arm, but his wife may that ‘No soldier shall be ordered iheen bombed again at boto lU that Japanese forces have retlr^ coping with fires in locations lose an eye as she was badly cut on to vote or marched to tbe voting t and near the cen ter-at t ^ from northeastern India Into where water is scarce. the forehead and .on the side o f the place,’ but It aeema to me thla Brief Meeting Uealn the north, Iwo Jlma 7M Harry J. Snow, aon of Mr. and face. bualneas of personal, aollcitation ti : aouth of Tokyo, and the ^^'apanesTforces engag^’^ In the Mrs. Harold Snow, of Buckland going a UtUe too far," Taft told ■Be Island on the equator. road, is 111 at his home reporters. "Full instructions post­ ors Indla-Burma frontier region have jth in g th Letter of Sympathy Is Adverse weather limited th*alr ed where soldiers could see them IT In the New Oulnea-CaroUnes been transferred Into Burmese •••*••*«**«I territory where they are TO RENT would be proper.” Sent to Family of Sol­ \ etor, but far to the west, heavy KEEP FAITH Senate Aothortiea Sales from China for further battles/’ 5-ROOM TENEMENT broadcast recorded by The Asso­ Hia comment followed Senate dier Killed in War. o, FormossT and sank three Steam beat (coal). Itont gSS.OO. passage yegterday of amendments USI THIS FA 6 E AS A SHOPHNO UST irhters between Formosa and ciated Press. f Adolta. specifically autbarizing sale' at Rockville, Aug 16—(Special — •j _ T ^ a coast, to odd to hammer Army and Navy post exchangei, _jws from every direction. Whomf] Can At 6A Hamlin Street A short meeting of tlie Common b s m Between 4 and 6 P. M. at home and abroad, books, maga- 1 First flo evmr Ihsir latt ysor't clethas and what they Gen. Douglas MacArthur an- Bines and other publications car­ C!ouncil waa held here, Tuesday Bunced today that Uberator and E ilin s t o n __ ..— ...WAR BONDS rying political news and opinion. evening with Mayor. Raymond E. mutt hovafer school.Than you’ll buy only what thay nood. DtcheU bombers, continuing at- ' a which have paralysed Hid- Some publications had been ban­ Htmt presiding, the entire meeting ned by tbe War department on the anera as a Japanese base, rald- Edward F Charter, lasting but seven minutes. and gtmeral storekeeMr, wlU c l ^ R^<|ftaa.s^ ei ni^(taEaa*^ W iiym ground their sale, under . Army I both Halmahera Two permits were granted, Wil­ 2 d Chock off tha itoms thoy nood on this cenvoniont pago Spice Islands repeatedly Mon- tbs nfflce and More.^eiy n^ht ' auspicea, would violate the anti- during the week ^ S lx o clock propaganda section of the soldier liam Golick for the building of a ay through heavy antl-al«raft turkey shelter 12 x 16 at -283 South : ; bring H with you whan you coma to shop. ^ The bombs set warehouses the exception of ,Tiieiday and Sat- voting law. ’ urday, th* stop* being open until Taft, author of that aecUmi, street and to Leater E. Nagy for and exploded ammunition an addition, 8 x 20 to a building at • o'clock. / supported the amendments but I opposed its outright repeal. He 37 South street fS T t k jo i Halmahera, tow rd A large tphek load o f P«P«tJ®“ taken f r ^ the salvage bln Tues­ asserted the, government' bo com­ City Clerk,F. Leroy ElUott was 2 a You con buy ovorything Vd ono tiino on Words Timo ‘ ------'mlr patrols sank eight Signal C^rps radlotelephoto by NEA telephoto. . instructed to bend a letter of sym­ cra ft—“small sailing ve^ day moniing. pletely controls. channels infor­ mation' to troops overseas that it pathy to the family o f the late Foymont Plan—at Words low pricot. .."todlcative of tha extent to W llllm Mulka and William Holub of Fast Windsor and Bruno could exercise “a control of tbe Private Herbert Francis Lee, 25. of lich the Japenese have b ^ go In today because they did not velt, and the War Labor Board, Annoiuice Sale A Large Aasortment Of - y Brooklyn street, who waa report­ d to press any available rolp- Dqihbroaki and Edward Oergher the agency which would put the thinking' of the unKHera such aa ir« In Ellington Justice Court desiris to pass through the crowds Hitler himself would envy." ed killed in action July 14 in into service," a MacArthur Union Offers case before the president, has not France. Similar action has boen .jesday night on a charg* of nssempled outside the main gate. entered the atrlke situation. ~ Of Villa Louisa Prompt House passage of an breach of the peace. All pleaded There are 37 workers in thia de­ amendment carrying forward tb* taken in other instances where A dm iral Chester W. N ^ t a s ^ residents of the city have given wd meanwhUe that A r W gidlty and each man was fined IS Plan to End partment. SHEER DRESSES 4 ,0 aft Senate action waa predicted by which was paid. State PolicM iM Weavers* Strike Repreaentativs Rankin (D., Mias.) their lives in World War n . - ators hit Japanese ahipmng Deadlocked dn Grievances The Villa Louisa, on Birch Moun­ ‘ p S ^ u s h lr o in the I^dfues John Kearney made the Investiga­ of the Elections committee. Bln. Alfnd nomaa tion and arrest. Boat Strike Despite an official Navy request Enters Third Day tain, popular resort of Manchester I The propaganda control section M n . Ellen (Reed) Thomas, 75, my and also Bombed ^ e ato for resumption of full production *toever bad any .busineaa being in wife of Alfred Hiomaa of ~ 156 rip at Burlbachl. Th^ fought State PoUoe Officer Thompson Thompsonville, Aug. 16— " 6 Irouter*. Smartly tailored...... ilto Island, « f northern Pam- found guilty and was fine^ 1100 day. the hotel and 15 acres of land. In' Status- aon or, white ground plolda WoR pleated.. . . on the first count of which |00 was ofltrtal. A company apokesman conceded The price was not disclosed by COSTUME JEWELRY viUe Methodist church. Sha leave* Sattu^y- They •*** President Frtmk Mlddelaer of her husband, two aons, Ernest of \ ..... rmnitted and $2 on the second. Be yesterday that about 00 per cent either of the contracting parties. • Brooches — Necklace* and Earrings ship. New London, Aug. 15.— of the yards' mote than 11,000 Local 2188, Textile Workers Union General Hudson, N. Y., and~Harold of New w -w -> beaed bombers raided was represented by Attorney of America, sa^d all efforts by the Mr. Facchettl wlir take over the Included In Thla AasortaMaL Bernard J. Ackerman of Rockville. proposal toward Settlement of the workers remained away from their business at the villa on Sept. 16. Haven; a daughter, M n . Charles I 'T' - 1 outer style. Umg sleeves. Convertible eoflor.... J 0 9 ■^®“***- fciortly tai- Jlmd, in the Volcano group, three-day-old' strike at the Elec­ union to arrange a conference Mrs. David Logan o f Main street Joba, but he expressed doubt that Formerly Up To $5.55. Ptoa Tax (Coattnoad from Page One) Robinson of Rockville; and a fefod riyiea. Attractive dressy ones...... gon. In the northern Marianas, tric Boat company at Groton was all the absentees were on strike. with company officials had fgUed granddaughter; also one brother, Rota Island, south of Saipan, has received word from htr hus­ due to the ateence of Supt. BlRott band, Pvt. David Logan, of his presented to SUte Deputy Lalmr Many, he contended, stayed position there is the same aa that Charles B. R e ^ of Rockville. ay. one of the liberators Commissioner John P. Hayes ^ L Peterson from town. Funeral services will be held on Wool and rayon cardigans Fall colors...... J 9 8 Q RAYON SUPS. Sizes 2 to 6. Built, safe arrival in France from Eng­ away in the hope that drastic cur­ Mlddelaer expressed the belief occupied by Elsenhower in tbe a plastered. Iwo’s air field the Shipbuilders and Marine Engi­ tailment of production would bring THOUSANDS Friday afternoon at two o’clock at riyi*. Stfoo^ stitched main Momt...... , more tn«n 55 tons of bomba land. that tbe strike Issues could be set­ Woihen’i west, it waa skid officially. Mrs. Logan and son are spend­ neers Union when he met early the issue to a head and force arbi­ yf gaUona of oH and tons o f cool ^ . Wilson la the commander of the the Ladd Funeral Home. Burial Kvias Shot down ^ aggressive en- this morning with the union's tled quickly if negotiations could ing a week at Pleasure ^ a ch , tration. SAVED Allied forces in the Mediterranean will be in Grove Hill cemetery. my fighters. Waterford, as guest of her aiater- Executive committee at its head­ be brought about theaier7'Hia troops in the south Meeting Toidi^t ^ PonH. Wodiobla oottona. Assorted eblors ® *•_____ ^ 159 □ W ^OOKIND COATS. Siz« i to d*. Wool < Despite unfavorable weather, quarters at Groton. Lieut. Comdr. Kenneth Yandell, By thbs» who have bad their In-laws from Windsor Locks. labor relations officer of the Third No Statotoent-froa Company OVERALLS of France presumably will move There will be a buainess meeting planes attacked bypassed o f Burpee Womkn’s Relief C!orpa royon twemfc. AR wool camel ton fleece.. Miss Betty Jan* Pease has re­ The union spokeaman who made Naval DUtrict, came here yester'* During Peterson’s abterice. b o i l e r s a n d $ J . 4 9 into the JurUdictlon of Efiaenhow- nese poalUons In New Guinea, signed .her position with the the announcement said the labor there has bean no statement from Broken. Siaea. *r aa rimy drive northward into this evening at eight o’clock in the Q STURDY MR LONOIES. Sires4 to . Wool and l O I I Britain, New Ireland, Bou- day, the second day of the Strike, 10 Checker Board company of Rock­ milclal then went into conference and in a conference with union of­ the company. > ^ f u r n a c e s Forineriy Up To Eiaenhower’a theater of operations G.A.R. halt Thia will be followed royoiV wool ond eoltoiL Blum, browns...... O 5®"®W DRSSSfS. Siz« 3 fo d*. Smart Ry!.* ville; with the plant-management to The walkout Mlddelaer said, by a birthday social. ficials told them the Navy's posi­ Hlgk-Power and link up with the Allied Armies Sfrfpea prinfo x4id rofor...... 7 _ present to It the union's proposal, tion was that production ought to was In protest of the company’s In tha west, but nothing official Next District Meeting details of which were not made be resumed before negotiations ellmhiatlon of $4 per week Jacs VACUUM CLEANED baa been said on this point at the Announcement has been made Ready To Do All Thlkhig that the next meeting of the known. started. quard weavers had been receiving BY U9. moment. ^ ANKlfTS. Sizes dJ4 to 10V4. Assorted The company managejnent to­ for doing extra work, that for­ Dispatchu cairied yeaterday by Fourth District American Legion week to hia customers allowing FIRE has aUted both to the company procedure outlin^ In the collective respondents of Reuters and Press b ■ * Evening Herald Slid to the union that the Navy each customer 25 pounds of Ice. a bargaining agreement with the ON ALL MAKES OF CARS Association aaid their atoriea had day Mr. Ludwig atates the rattem- F O R R I O GIRLS has no intuition of taking over the union. bepa^eonfinned 1^ an official in a NORTH ilagsifled Advertlsenests ing Of Ice will continue throughout % \-.j4 plant The company said some produc­ . headquarters conference room. FOR BIO 'ilO Y^ I Conoi'eTa averse, worse u a iiaa AND TRUCKS the present hot speU. .Crdinarily 5432 I initfala oamb.rt ond obbrcvlatloo* The management alao denied tion was continuing at the yards Today’s announcement said; "it there ls>a good supply of ice In Q O M D LOOKING SKIRTS. &'zes 7 to 14. WobI • l O f t •aeb eonai se a word ond oomponod that the plant is closed, or so with work going on In the weld­ POPULAR la oftldally stated at supreme storage to hold over rush i>eriods, ond noyem-Nleely p |^,^. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | V O ^ I J T B wordt oe two words Ulolmani r -t nearly so that there will be ho ing and pmnt shops. Office and SKILtBO^ MECHANICS headquarters that announcement but the long warm season has Q SOCKf. Sizes S'A to 10%. Hbovy weight I. prieo 01 tbroo llboa work for anyone who might want - o f OttMral Bradley’s command of I Uoo ratoo por day tor tranolopt Clerical workers, supervisors, drawn out all of the surplus. 4-ply mercerized oolton. Plain eoiori...... w V ^ k to return to work, atatlng it Is maintenance men and "wet dock" FOOD >dARKET the Twelfth Army grpiip in no WSJr Methodist Laymsm 4321 affects the poaition of General ^ *«HS. Sizes 7 to 14. O Q f t a.WMtl¥o Morsb 1 *. ten open and operating and will con­ crew.s tending aubmarinea already On Aug. 20, Ralph Snap^ a Wool and royon, with 4-gore s k irt...... Csab Ubarg. tinue to do so. "There la work for launched remained on their Ji^a. BARLOW MOTOR SALES Montgomery as over-all command­ member o f the RockviUe Method­ O y |g y-JHR-ICN« HOSI. Sizes6% to9 % ,Plain « Coni.callv. Days . . . I t otol * Ota every employe who la willing to 855 MAIN STKEKT er of all Allied ground forces In ist church will be in charge o f tba I CoDSMutlva Days ...I t stalll ota There was some speculation -France under General Elsenhow­ _ #r ribbed waav*. CombodAotton. Tubfott...... 2 3 ® AMBULANCE I I Day ...... Ill otalll ou work," It was asserted. Studebaker Sales — Service service at the Baptist church in Q C O TTM DRESSES. Sizes/ fo 14, Assorted stylA ■ O f t here that the rNavy might take er.” the aeries of laymen preachers. Mr. I All ordsra tor Irrognlar inasrtion. Other Rmnofa Denied over the yards, but It was pointed 16 BRAlNARD PLACE PHONE M 709 S l i ^ 1 emdeoiors. Well made, launder eerily...... I ” ® ( b u r r e v «Till b. ebarpad kl th. on. tloi. r.i.. Other rumora that. brought of­ 1 Rum ps of Veal, Snap* waa active m the Chicopee SpTCtal rat.. *or loos t.mi .vary out that ' this could be done only Boiled Horn J Mieitiodlir church before coming to ' Q WR JOYS. lOA lay sdvartlsina alvsn apon raqaaat ficial denial were that the strike on an order from President, Roose­ Harding^ealizes Moot etripos on vot-dymt cotton percql^...... | W 1 Ads ord.rad oanosllsd bafor. tb. Rockville and he has a brother at 6868 will force the company to givs In present a chaplain in the Pacific I .ird or Itb day will b. ebaread only on union demands and that people ffor tb. oeittal numb«r of tlmo. tb. 3 3 < r H > - . 6 5 c l b . Golf Ambition area. «P Ityle. long weoring. launder w.H.. . . r . ....— ^ C (HOLlX)RAN) I ad aPPMrad. oharslos at tb. rat. who return to work will encounter " " At Snminer School Q tUiasOMI NM SWIAIWtS FOR ROYS. d % O I I aaroad bat do ailowanoo or rotund* physical violence or damage to 1 Ntf'PoIntsI can b. mad. on all tlm. ad. stoppad Mrs. M^lle Englert of this city Two-tono eoot medola dlpovon^ eordigont..*.. 2 ^ ® 3060 their property. In dispelling the Brlatol, Aug. is.—(iP)-Joeeph W. who has been working for her de­ O PUUOVER SWEAnRS. Szes to i : I tttar tb*. attb day. first the company statement as­ Liverwurst 8 No 'Hill torbida'’ ! display Haas not [M ilk-Fe d I Harding, high sheriff of Hartford gree of Bachelor of Education at (QU18H) rolA serted the manigement has noti­ county, who la well known as one the WUUmantic Teachers’ College Q »O Y r FANCY PRINT DRISS SWRTS. Celorfoil"y ,Id. Fopulor "boxy" style, lovely Foil riiades.. 2 ^ ® Tta. Barald will oot do raoponslbl. IT SEEMS AS THOUGH EVERYTHING IN THE fied the union and interested gov­ of the district’s better amateur thia sunmer baa completed the or m6rs than ooa lacorroet Insat- ernmental agents* It la willing to j F o w l 3 7 c l b . riripoe cmd figuro prints...... 5 ® 4340 LlO D ot any advarilsaniaDt ordar.d GARDEN IS m a t u r in g AND MUST BE USED golfers, realised the amblUon o f all 'course and la now talcing a five 2 □ SMART CAMPUS H ost Slzos to . long wear- lor mors tbao ooa tins mert with the union but will ne- lihksmen' yeaterday at the Chip- weeks’ course at the University of ■V' 7 9 Tbt InsdvartSDt omiaatoo . ot m gotikte And arbitrate concerning mg mercerized cotfona Nov.|ty weaves...... ^ o l / C jorraet poblleatloo ot ad.artlBlbs OR IT ALL NEEDS TO BE CANNED AT pNC6. ^ Frankfurts' pane* Ckiuntiy Club here In ahoot- Connecticut Mr*. Englert teaches will b« raollflad ooly by oanctllatlon disputed matters only after Ita 1 4 1 c l b . I hig hia first holerln-one. In East Windsor.. workera return. Cohceriilng thp HOSPITAL ot tb. flbare. mad. tor tbb tarrlet Ualng a No. 4 Iron from the third dmosl S m t^ Woovosl Rough ,Woavesl...... 2 “ Q a n tiq u e RROWN MOC type o x fo r d in rcnd.r.d latter rumor. It declared "nothing To say the least it’s work enough to can. with­ tee h*- had the thrill of watching All advartlsamapts mutt oontorm could be furtoer from tb*, truth” 1 Steer 3 9 c J b . Ms hall negotiate the entire 190 Truman Tries *mooHi leather. Rubber sole. Sizes 4V4 to 9..... \ 5131 .0 styla. dopy and typosraphy with and pointed out Federal, atata.and out oiH preaeni heat wave added to lb—but—next repolatlon. anforcad by tb . publtab- -yards on a direct line and drop into D 'O* »CHOOlR YK^Ugfo^^ | || tr. and tbsy r.aar.a tb. rlgbt to company guards provide ample Winter you will ba mighty pleased that you hays 1 Beof Rooit the cup for hia ihttial ace. 0 0 •dll. ra.iM or r.laot any oppy oon- protection both Inalide and outalite - G o l f g g e To Save Seat ^ g h L jhKdy woel-andinohair ImlM...... •id.r.d obisetlonabla. I Playing in the foursome with Smoothelkwilh ^ 3 * ’ ' the plant. WATER DEPT. GLU81NO BUUR8— Claaslll.d ad. this food. Harding with Joaeph F. Sexton, rubberiolea Wedgeheel.Sizes4Vi lo 9 .... C h e e s e former managing editor of the (Continned Frimi Page Oao) to b. pQblt.b.d .a m . day matt b. A appkeamar for the Groton ■ / r.ealv.d by IS o’eloek noon. Satnr- plant said a numbop of Oantiy 1 4 4 c I b . ^ Ansonia Sentinel, now a resident •Q ***^*^*^*^®®ATSPORDROWINOiOYf. O lO C 3077 daya ICibO. crane im ratora returned to atone . Wen, right now, when yooVa earning big • o f Brlatol, E. OOrdoh Stocks, su­ Dcnrnelly, Democratic nominee for AHtmwwoolbisoKdaptald^ dtesonalsI...... Q HUDHT SKIRTS (for^ or pltoted A O f t (After 5 P. M.) Telephone Tour Want Ada . in the Victory yard thla morning money ii'aaenui hard to refrain from spending it 2 5 c l b . perintendent o f the.Brietol Prese governor, beating Republican Jean styles In wool, royon or oorduroy... . Ada-sra aoeaptsd ovn tbs tsia- and than waa aomo Infiltration o f 1 Geanine .Fubllahing Company, and Charles Paul Bradshaw for that '' office. bona at tba CBAKUB RATE qlvtb woricora Into the yarda after tha an but if you wiD SAVE consistently there* win "Chuck" Stowell, en^neer for the (Donnell la Republican nominee D *^*^^**^ WIND-TIP OXFORD. With 7868 abo.a as a oonvantaaos to adyar- regular time. 1 Logs of Lam b- G o r g o n t o l a Connecticut Light and Power Com­ for Missouri’s other seat In the i.ara, but tba Ca SB Ra YEB will ba. come a time when you win be pleased that yon long wgoring ibIm god hggit. 2H fo ^ ^ * **^**^~^WEATERS,softesdownkipur^ >.:c.bt.d aa FULL Pa TUENT It Pattern makera at tba plant pany o f Meriden. Senate. ..iX vw MANCHESTER oatd at tba bosloass ottloa on or bo. who belong to the Patteih Makera Almoet Two Weeks to Quit WOOL Choose from mony luscious eolon. 32^0.. for. tb . M.oatb day tollowing tb. did so. 5 5 e l b - - 5 No QiM*t)«a-On-Orders Tbe new BCissouri governor drat Insarttoa ot aaob ad otborwl*. of America, an afflliat* e i tb* A. 1 3 7 c l b . h i i ‘ □ TOUDHRROWNMOCCASINCTYUOXFORD. WATER CO. Th. C H A R O a RATE will b . oolloot- F. of L., were reporUMl to bav* takes the secofid Monday in , long-wooring tira-eord aolaa Sizoe 2% h ad. No raapoBOlblllty for arrors Is worked throughout yeaterday. It Kanaas O ty—OP)—A t home-pr' g u p a ry . If elected vice preetdent, ^ jiJ®i?!^®®**'****®**^ 198 talapboBod oda will do aaaamad and waa aaid they expreiiaed tb* vriah ^'.fir tbe offtet there's no quertlen'iaa Truman would net have to divest ■ ridrta In white or asaortod eelora 32 to 31.... 8i319 tb.lr aseoraey oanoot b . snaroa- to conttnne at work, but did not to who gives th* orders in this hlmaelf of hi* aonatorahlp until famUy sine* |llsa Eliaabeth Wood­ Jan. 20, the presidential Inaugura­ ward became Mrs. Harold Roth. tion day, almoet two weehe later. After 5 P. M. OANNINO They work at the Naval air prim­ “ I’m confident Donnelly will be VOLUNTEER BLAlW ~ BLOOD DONOR SERVICE BANANAS PEACHES ary command regional officr She’s thet next governor end he can ap­ 5022 or 3668 .ManehegUr Chapter, The American Red Croaa a lieutenant Junior grade. In- the point .my successor,’’ Truman aaid. 13c lb. . "Wayea.” He’* a storekeeper, first The Miaseurian la. at*ntllBg,:,JMfc 1 Want Td Doniite Bkmd for tlm Araqr and Mnwy jWKRBOIDS The SaVtngs Bank $2.49 basket class. . waiting for orders from PresldaM GAS CO. b a b t l e t t > Rooaavelt cm campaign < plana. N am e Batter' Halt Bight T h a n plana, Truman aaya,' are qn- j 5075 PEARS “ ""“ APPLES tlrely np to ICr. Roosevelt faraow , Haas.—l6 Just want 5181 would b* aevera' bids at the ceiling the facta," ha aalm TEL. 5161 Check hour jon pr^er appaiQtdhDt: CUCUMBERS ONIONS pride— $950. He prepared 5(Fnuin- ta t O i l , , Inn. 12*1..... 1-2,.... 24-...V. 4^4..... bors ao the winner could he drawn MANCHESTER Evening Herald 10 Hw. 49c from a hat. He was better than FW |bi nwri to .3 for half right at that 'iber* wars 00 Read Hertld Advf. 5121 Amaricu Rad Gross, Boqsa A Halt Baflding MdsfiftfiSa ' i ; ' V

T' 7^" ' • '• MANCHESTER E V B N I N dHBRALMUlfCHtolB*, ^ O O im ^ WBDNESDAT. AUGUST 16, 194f M ANcmtrTEB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAT, ADGDEt 1«, » 4 a 'k . eroted period from July 1 ,1M3, to izatlona will be followed.- How­ SIX ______— i ------Fund and Oommunlty Chest camr Jones Honored June so, 1*48, aa lacraaaa to tha ever, each local war council has end, declared William ^ r h ^ i B a n k R eS O U rC C S paign Friday in an all-day confer­ l)octors Ra physician population of 8,786 iii*ens To bean aakad to datormina how hur- of the prime makers | imdcratandlng: of the meaning of Surveying Navy president of the ence at the Pease house, Saybrook. might have haan produced, all rtcane information to to 'ha dto- Japan, o.._^---- . ■■ - blltikrieg. eral Contractors of Amtortca. we Flans for the faU fund raising By Pouhry Group tS n k s the Industry could employ Jump in Alaska Rationing Data other thtnga hoing aquaL • ■emlnatad loeally after tha iafor- fj^anehesier of this war, was^oar ally . It helps explain why th« reln- campaign ivhloh gtU under way on DraftPblicy Wfium of Stoinns mation to passed an from tea first World War. '.So was It y- Motion Pictures 9.000.000 persons. ' Oct. 9 win be dlscusaed.. This entire potential aurphis. forcementa ordered to tho front YomiahedBy ' however, would be abaoihad by a state laval. ming Herald That shows how fooU ih^t is The Durham, N. C, bootractor Milton H. Glover of s, Hartford, Storra, Aug. —The Uni­ 0 of were found arriving, on bicycle. in a Post-Inumgencer Junean, Alaska. Aug. lA -iSV- president of the united 'War and ■tandtog Army of 1,767,000 man place a bet now that any versity of Connecticut today dis­ once of Price Administration D e c l^ Refusal of De- at tha rata of five madloal osnoara War Goundl Sedu Aid Just as the present Qerman . re­ Washington, Aug. view yesUrday that An increase of more than 500 per Oommunlty Funds of Conusctleut, send Three Bit Oana JB iffiM SS’lw will be forever peaceful, m k r ^ provisos are: RelMStloo Fed closed that R*y B. Jenea,. exten­ Beglaaal Departnaat at lafwmatlea per 1,000 men. If tha poat-war U BlaMlI treat was getting underway, why survey of all Navy moUon p lc ti« cent la Alaskan bank resoureas la Inc., will.preside and State Cam­ 65 TNBMBt Bteato, Boston S. laments of Students Of Local Groups in Iftiiihunrr because It happens to be on jme activities is ^Ing conducted by eral reguUtlons; advance plannl^ ths paid decade has besn raported paign C9iairman Cgdaa Elgelow of sion pouUrymaa at the college c* Navy should raqulrs 5,000 phyal- Oita, of the field documenU cap- to the contract-letting sUge clana and tha Vetarana’ admtata- Foreeaatiiig Hurricanes Naw York, Atig. 18.—(F)—BUI ■fBOUAS ntBOOTON victorious side In this war. C apt Gene JCarkey, author m by ^rrltorlal Trsssurar Oscar Oreenwleh will waloome the work- agrlcultwe. has been nkde a fel­ Disregard Welfpre. tureiTby us contained detailed in- mouon picture producer, ' It w government and private organisa­ llMto. Fata. Bto. - * gallona through aaptambor si. tratloa 10,000, tha number avail­ Zubar*a thraa-blttar agataat tha >wma«d Oetobwr l. n o _ true opportunity for the great Olson. . era. low of the Poultry Solehce ssso- able to elvlliaria would actually ha structloni'«1“ that reaouroea of territorial and Robert St John, writer and radio ciaring that the present Belactlva oraaaad. AdnUalatrator Ranry B. Moals ah- themselves one-way big sticks, Navy Secretary Forrestal on tem­ four national banka had Increased hlgheet honors the aseoclatton car vaUdudaeiilta^. major baaabaU laaguaa thla RE-UPHOLSTERINi . at iftnnhti^**i Oob«« Football Talent Scarce commentator while Bigelow will Sarvloa policy of refusing to grant nouaoad todiy that tha air raid but to be humble enough and de­ truck. * '-V porary assignment. Is conducting more than $46,000,000 to nearly conduct a demonstration of cam­ bestow on a member. ProBaaaafl Foods ' Period Foitf and Flvs ooupona Fieahmaa KkurtolraaBt Out ■on. There have bnin 31 two-hit- 7S U kail Hatter. This was the a^mpUshment Jones, extension poultiyman U dafarmento to premedical ahd .warning gystam of tovUlaa'dafSaas tors, thraa ona-hlttara and terse REG. NC cent enough to promote a brother­ the survey at t^ direction of the $60,000,000. paign procei^tefc Book Four blua atampa A-S valid la all arSaa through gapiam* RarShey was quoted oa aaytog 2-PIECE of attack on the routeif-^irtweea Great Lakes, 111,, Aug. I6-— Oonneettcut for 50 years. Is m Ummgli Z.8 and. A 4 through F-5 bar 80. Naw pariod ona coupons 47 par cant o l the capacl^ of aa- ia Ooanaatlhut will help dlaaam- no-hlttara $46 H0 MESP1 secretary. --Football talent Is scarce k madteal students “shows disregard hood of nations which will Inspire Paris ahd the Normandy 'front. Heart Report e« Ftenee . designer of a poultry bouM vaUdmdeflnltaly. - may ha uaad aa soon aa raoMvad tarlng classes at msdical schools laata warnings of say hurrioaaa LIVING ROOM Great Lakes, the country's largest ly used'throughout- — ighout New Unglanit for the future health and Velfara coulfi be filled by clVlUana la 1*45 $69 DENIMS pes~f as well as protect It. Our regular air attack on Ni Bagar troto. ration hoards. r aetualhr baUavad te be approach- SUITES $99 TAPESTRIl naval'training center. War Fund Drive New York, Aug. 16 -- construction Industr: will be ready sU." the CenUr’s athletic di­ with campaign directors and i r«(»ra«u that a sufficient number of quall- klMfiiltM—MMir □ □ though thdy usually cited the The Germans seem to be discov­ to operate at an annual rale, of I exscutlves of the Oonnectlcut W ar' nlcatlona Coommlasion. ■Ina. ^ Bi Nortfawoot and Southwaat Thursday, 10 a. to. to 5:15 p. to. toatsd the BalecUve Servlet policy. loua te maka dlaaarnlnauea of 1 aMTlMeretn. client « ol • |S»®N. B. ^ A. S S Service ? Jic number of German troops In the $13,000,000,000 after the wtoJs rector. • U -A ooupona good for throo gal- Friday, 10 a. to. to 5:16 p. m. He quoted MaJ. Qen. Lewis H Rar- flad students eould ha found m the hurricane Information more ex­ Da you feelIhtadMliy headaeby aad upaat dM to ALL WORK GUARANTEED. TERMS ARRANGBa' ering that, even when they had toaa through Novombor 8.' Elae- Saturday, 10 a. m. to 12:50 p- n rtmka of those physloally dlaquaU- dlgitaed lo w To feel ehewfal trap as 100,000 “or more,” they ahay, director of the BalecUve tensive. Our spy ateto your tood meatmist M airpower, they didn't begin to whoro, 13-A coupons good for 5 Tha telaphona number la 3-0404. SarvlM ayatam with aaaertlng In fled for military service betwaan and air raid warning ayatam ara ja n w BepreeenteOvee: someUmes even went as high as tha ages of 18 and 38 er among 1 propariy* aTirtbewa Spedel ^n«r-N ew know how to It. raaiwnsa that “there la undue oon- those honorably dlaehargad from paeuUarly wall-eUltad to meat this day, Natura muat predaaa about Cblcato, Detroit end Boeton. 200,000 In their estimates. Today ------f carn ovaf tea future supply of demand. Wa have, tharafora, told two Plata o( a vital dtowtiyo Jatea to th* armed foroaa. ‘ bdp digaat your loodTll Natura faito —- Acorr bobxaO o r aU these estimates are revised Attack on Ship Silver Star Given doctors" and that “tears will ha “Every favorable coaalderation tha Waathar Bureau that wa ymir food imay remain undlgaatad ■ M a c D O N A L D atiuks. •barply downward, and we are more doctors available after the should and will bo given to medi­ would andSavor to aaatot It on tha Mavtaf you baadaehy taid irritable Scout Groups Will war than hafora." uadantaadlag that wa wlB aot ba told that the real number of Ger­ " Without Warning Willimantic Man cal achool appUcatloaa from vat- TbifilofEa muat laeraaaa tha Sow Herald f a t i n g Oompjmy. Inc-- Just 130 Herahay Htataw—t Not Claar erana," the a^kasm aa gaid. *1mt oallad an to do so ualaaa la thalr thiadica^ro Juloa. Carter’s Uttto UPHOLSTl CO. taancisl responslblll^ ^ mans involved is probably only LINOLEUM rar nlU laeraaaa thla Sow quteUy— Steal errors eppearlM “> e ^ Receive Two Gifts Herahe3r*a atrtament la not claar, It would serve nalthar tha vetarana Judgimant a real amarganey 988 MAIN ST. HARTFORD PHONE 2-4127 nts to The Haneheeter Bve- some 50,000. the spokesman said, In aaaarttog n'or the public to admit to medloal axtota.” oftea ia aa littla aa SO adautaa And, Istanbul, Aug. 13—(Delayed) — Washington, Aug. 16—(P)— The yotTia oa tha road to faallat bottar. : Herald. glmllarly, although some opti­ that one-fourth of tea physicians ■choola man who ara not phyaioal- Ih tha avsnt hurrlcaaa warn­ Doa’t dapaad oa a rtlfi^ aida to ftva aurvlvora of the Turklah ship War department today aanouncad to tha United Statea ara angaged ings. are to be aent out over tee Wednesday, August 16 mists seemed to consider It cer­ BEST GRADE FELT BASE RUGS ly, mentally and emotionally quali­ couatanet ladicaation—whaa CaKar’a New York, Aug- 16.—OP)—Boy _and felt base Mafkara, pravtoualy raportad' sunk the following awards to paraonnal in tsaohlng, raaaaroh and admtoia- fied.” Air- Raid. Warning gyatam tea Littla Livar PiUa aid dlfaatioa attar Na- tain that the Jaw of the trap and Girl Scouts wUl'recklve two traUon rath - than to pracUca. ■ame procedure that to used to tura’a tfwa ordar. Ttea Cartar’a Uttia Aug. e whila an route from Ito- of Infantry units: Livar pnia aa diraetad. Oat tham st aay One-Way Big Stick* yvould be progressively narrowed, glfU from the. “God Blesa Ameri­ “Physician population raUo can­ It’s Just about time for the sec­ alert tee’elvilian defense organ- drugatora. Oaljr 10* aad 86*. by Congoleum-Nalirn, Armstrong and Bird mi>te to Turitey with 360 Jawiah Silver star to: Leo ITierlault, not therefor l computed from the ond crop of straw hats—many t*ussla’e pwposals for a system U appears today that the ooncen- ca” song fund In memory of the rafugeas, said today the ship waa Sergeant, ihfiuitry, 253 Main Girman armor late Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt, total numhe. of physicians," ha of which will be picked off by the world security look forward in I trated attack of aant to the bottom by sheUflra street, WlUlmhntlc, Oonn. ■aid. “During the alx years acoel- wind. m ot;- ; ^ ‘;;r Ameri;;m force. .com- ‘r^ V e“e Who dl«i iMt month in from three Oanaan patrol boata. For: In actloB on an Island In respects, R e m n an Is The German craft attacked ... up from the south has bad_ tha Paelflc on Aug. 4, IMS, after MONTOOMIRY w a r d WARDS « good, store fi t mg The NatTonal council of the Boy without warning, ahd machine- enemy fire had held up thalr ad­ ^ In rtsusUsing sn “IntemaUonfcl some success, and has widened the Scouts of America was voted $10.- at ' August Clearance Prices gunned tha struggling paasengars vance he not only lad hls squad to Utary air corps,” to he corn­ mouth of the gsp again. 000 and the Girl ScouU council ^ to the water triien they abandoned safety but also eouragaouzly ra- men who want good clothes Furthermore, although some Greater New York, $7,500 by the ship, said tha survivors. turnSd under heavy rlflit and ma- ed of volunteers, and to be at fund trustees yesterday. .'.V . • (Previous dispatches from An­ chine-gun fire to within 20 yards • Instant disposal of the World correspondenU sUU arrite of the created In 1940 by Irving Ber­ kara said only four of tha paasen- of the enemy lines to bring a uUve OouncU for warning and “confusion" end “rout" of the Ger- lin to dispose of proceeds of hls One-of-a-Kindvand Discontinued patterns in three of gera wan balievad to have aur- wounded man hack to a position Fresh Seafood Market Ive Bights over aggressor na- msna, others are admitting that song, the fund has distributed the country's finest quality felt base nrinted rugs , . . vlvad.) w hen flrat aid aeutd .ba auppUed. open Tuesday To Saturday. Ruasla has a propoaltloh the retreat of ths Germans Is "or­ $121,000 to date. , Congoleum Gold Seal, Armstrong Q u^er, and, BiM Armolite. Tile, floral and leaf designs but not all pat­ 129 BISSELL STREET MANCHESTER tb aatlsfy those who believe derly" even though costly. Apples Ballad aa Tree Oapture ‘Eacapad e existence of some always It would appear, then, that the terns to all sises. • - — Now Canaan—(F)—^BakadI)—^Bakad ap- totsmatlooally controlled Smoked Fish ^aa, eoidcad through aa the;they grow, Rrldgaport, Aug. 1*.—(P)—Two YES! THIS WEEK WE HAVE /> Germana are stUl BghUng weU 1 policeman, after pursuing tSu .w capable of striking Instantiy and that they have, once again, ■ra availaUa. Two lilarge boughs, To Cost More brokan from a Maelni[ntoah tTM and through-a eamstary lata'yesterday i the Interesu of peaCs, but who succeeded In escaping the worat (21) 6x9 Rug*.. .Reg. $3.75 to $3.95 ...... ^ p w ^2.95 bearing eluatora of apples baked a afternoon, captured Louis Alba- uht ths practical wladom of try- Want to brighten up your bathfoom, haH or neM, 28, and Roliert BaUtog, also PLENTY OF SWORDFISH consequences of an Allied threat E . Now $8.50 golden brown by the August slih * to organise and operate any of encirclement. Washington, Aug. 16.— A y? Add color to your breaWast nook or ( I ) 7V2^9 Rug*.. .Reg. $4.65 to $4.95 are on display at the F ali^ farms 38, a little mors than six hours ALSO 1-fladgad IntemaUonal police enette? You can do it with Watkin* Lin­ roadalde booth. Doubting Thom- after their escape from the county If ths pn^rtlons of ths partic­ number of kinds of cured and . . Now $4«95 Jail. The poll : were put on tha » ...y comprising all the modem smoked fish will cost an average oleum Remnants at just HALF.the u>iw pricel (1 3 ) 9x10V2 Rug*. . .Reg. $6.25 to $6.75 aaaa are Invited by Mra. F. R. Fair- CLAMS ular victory of the Faialse Gap of 10 cents a pound more at re­ Most of these remnants run from 8 to 10 i^uare ^ to atroU thrtoigb the orchard trail of the pair by P n^tlon Oftl- LOBSTER of war. ere thiM reduced, it still remains tail under a revised schedule of (58) 9x12 Rug*. - -Reg* $6.95 to $7.50 .. ,. Now $5.75 and phiek thalr owned baked fruit oar Clem Fulton who spotted them ^ ^RRTSTONB lere Russia kioka backward yards. A few with up to 28 yards. Con^ freah from the traa. ' oa a atraet. FRESH SALMON true that it Is already a victory of celling prices announced today by leum-Naim, Armstrong and Pabco genuine Un- , . Nobl $6_.95 . itf agrssmsnt with ths an Importance no on# thought it the Office of Price Administra­ ( X) 9x15 Rug. . .Reg $7.50 ...... -MACKEREL CHOWDER rlcan poslUoo that a unanl- poasihle to Vrin ao quickly to north tion. ^ „ oleum. Bird Cairomalin . . • ,. Now $8.85 HADDOCK FILLET. __, -vote of the executive coun- The new schedule fixes doUars- back material. Congoleum Gold Seal and Bird h4)^12xl24tug*.. .Reg. $11.25 ...... / em France. Whatever Ito net bag and-cents* ceilings st the proces­ Armollte felt base prints. BrlM your room .Now $10.50 WHOLE HADDOCK W* Hst* Fiah Chipu should be required' before this of Germans captured or destroy­ sor's level, allowing Increases ef­ ( I I ) T ^ 1 5 R ug*.. .Reg* $13.75 ...... military air corps, or Thura. - Friday - Sat, ed, that toll can be added te some fective Aug. 21 which will be measurements. All offered "A* Is. WHOLE COD X dona, or the fuU mlUtary passed on at retail Shortly ,there- 200,000 Germane already taken 12 Noon to 9:80 P.M. the peace-protecting na- after. BUTTERnSH — ETC. out of the war In the Normandy Fresh snd salt water species for \ ^ ^ n a , could be invoked against an campaign. Thle U already, then, which the boost was permitted In­ OPEN WEDNESDAY UNTIL 9:80 P. M. FgBtnalsor potenUal aggressor. The clude smoked mild-cured salmon, ^ DU PONT a defeat aa- serious as the ' Bnal ^ BnasUa and Amsrlcsn positions smoked sablellsh and wbltefish German debacle in Tunisia. and smoked kippered sslmon. » a thus In harmmiy aa eomparad I t must bs) it Is, having Ita ef­ , Hm British posltlnn, which ar­ fect OB German armies every­ Sublla, Ihky blocli to waor o q o in i^ ia* that either a simple majccl- where. HlUer, a few days ago, o bodigrowid of faH I You wont p or a two-thlrda msjorlty should Acquitted Man WATKINS BROTHERS promised his men that their days s. HOUSE PAINT PUT YOUR HOUSE IN SHAPE WITH WARDS Rig*amMM atylaa Me* Rws* able to tike peece-protecU^ of defensive Bgbtlng were about Ordered Report I over. They were, he eald, eoon to vdNi Rialr toft drapery, tRm The Bv—1»« and American po- go on the offensive again.. But akirla, liUlr lac* and ambroidary - altion la, to get to ths crux of ths such a pep talk didn't teem to New York, Aug. 16.—(ff>—Gert is self-cleaningl . natter, an artlSclal aasumpUon Han von Gontard, acquitted last h r ^ Slander ana place atylaa have much positive InSuence on June In Federal court of a charge I- that nation member of the ex- the scheduled defenders of wjuth' B u ildin g In drawy rayon crapa. Abo in ' ecntlve council would ever under- of conspiracy to svadS Yaflltary em France. There, long prepared service, has been ordered to report | brown,'graan.^wins. 12-20; 38-44, - telm , aggression. But, 'If sudi defenaea failed to function. An for inductlo;. Into the armed forces j . maibber ahould, ths American and American correspondent seeking Friday. i j Roiman position holds that no The grandson df the late Adol­ to Snd out why visited the Bret ; jyghea-preserving action can be phus Busch, St. Louis brewer, will I •V M aterials batch of German prisoners taken. be 35 years old Aug. 24, which ' talun against It. He found that “one master ser­ would have deferred him auto- i Ivening ii On the one hand, this position matlcally for age. A- Selective' Open Tomorrow is assumption that Russia, China, geant said he knew that the army In northern France had been brok­ Service spokesman said yesterday the United States and Britain are von Gontard had made no claim en. For three months he had always gomg to be peace-loving for deferment. / and peacelpractlcmg nations. ,On realized that the war was lost, he -the other hand, thla portion is ■aid. ^ There's no reason to fight,’ he 3 Cadet Nurses NIXAOON SHIM U guarantee that, should any one ol Out good pAl!!tJKDW..«lt p^fB Biaas hig nations decide to prac­ added. 'For whom should we tice aggression, no mtematlonal fight?' Are Local Girls | Period Dining Room Forniture la painting your houae, protection of tha wood 4 peaoe-protectmg machmery, could " ‘You meen you are not fight­ is jiwt aa important aa good lotoci.. D a Pont wjTTe 4e|8 ing for Hitler any more?’ Houaa Paint ta^rm a tough, dorabla film - ha appU^ to them. They would, Three local young women, all guards the aurfabe against rot, rnat, and deoay. by tbU position, stand mady to “ •That’s it,’ he repUed. ‘Airy- Bull to taka Rw toughoir waaRier way, we have got nothing to fight graduates of Manchester. High And hs beautir laato aad lasts. ; prevent all aggression except suct|t school, have received their caps as a t Clearance Savings^ t * s and iMH ralain Riot brlglA with.” ’ ; aggression aa they might under- members of the U. 8. Cadet Nurse now appoaroncal Caroadc Gran- - i faira themselves. Their big stick 'Bhls was, perhaps, an iaolated Corps of the Joseph Lawrence w hite houiteB w hite Instance of German defeatism. But School of Nursing in New London, ■ioa form a non-fodhg, Rr*-r»- I is for everybody except them- Custranere tell u* we have one of the largest and f ln ^ Du Pant House PhintcoBtalaatitaninmdhiaJds it wlU spread. Conn. ddont aafooa. Gat a ffaa aoat ' selves. T h e y ’U prevent all aggres^ The local student Auraes who are dIniM room stock* within miles. • In order to better pigment—wUtSr than aaow! That’s why, wHh ■ton by small nations. They do taking the thrLC-year course, and ! display it we’re discontinuing a few patterns . • • and Du Pont House Paint, you’ll have tiia wUtaat •ffimetta at Wordsl AftURANCI OP GOOD not care to cope with t ^ possibil­ Eighth Air, Force Report have been at the school since' odd piece* . . . by r^ucing their prices for August house in tea blote- Yea, and tliia pdnt slays ity that one of the big nations Marth, -"Include Miss Margaret t Clearance. \ ’ white, becaUpa— . . " Last week, we had a rep<^ from Donajiue, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. “I AmAMNCE AND Should ever v?ant to sU rt a war. Joseph Donslius of 14 I^rk street, ■■ ■ . . Actually, then, the Russian and tha Ninth Air Force, which has Miss Dorothy McCaughey, of V It** selfdeaiihig American proposals amount to a been ’continuously cooperating Laurel street, and -Miss Bertha RMolar ^ ■ Sale'- peace-directed rule of the world vdth our invasion ground troops, Bilyeu, daughter of Mr. and M ra AU paints collect dirt cm azpoanra. But, with A GOOD INVEfTMENTI by four great powers, with small on Ita accompllriimenta during the Carl Bilyeu of 206 WoodbrldgC t i s K o ' 6 Pieces with exteheion console tablq^and four chairs...... Du Pont HoViaa Paint, ’’■df-ckaiUng” atarta American break-out • from Nor- street.,. Terrace Furniture, $198.00 9 Pieces; Eighteenth Century style; mahogany venoere^. $179.00 after a few months of normal waathar eondi- ar nations having little or nothing tiona. A fine white powder forma on tee surf ace. to say, and with the four great inandy. This week, not to be out­ I X ^ $219.00 9 Pieces; Eighteenth Century design; mahogany v e n ^ $IJ».W y done, the Eighth Air Force, nor­ Hravy rains wash this away, earrying the dirt powers exempting themselves, to lulgars to Hear takes final markdowns $886.00 9 Pieces; Eighteenth Century style;^oganyvenee^^ wite it—leaving' thy new^ exposed aurfaoa advance, from the ’peace system mally concern^ with atrateglc', .$486.00 9 Piece*; Eighteenth Century reproductions; solid c h e ^ $389.00 ’ clean and white againi (Uhuauil elimatie or i they propoee to manage. not tactical, targets, took time out Foreign Standi dirt-collecting eon^ona to extrmnely sooty in­ It would seem, that, to show to summarize some of its own ac­ Stomlar $298.00 9 Pieces; Eighteenth Century design; mahogany venw i^ $259.00- dustrial cOmmuniteig may, of eourae, delay this pcoeaaa.) ASPHALT ROLL good faith, the great powers complishments. (2) Cypress Side Chairs, tan-^ ^ 8.00 8 Pieces; MoUy Pitcher Table; lowboy buffet; 6 side ehato $249.00 Becanaa this ’’adf-deaniag" is gradual, tea wearing quali­ 90-LB. ROLL - m ig h t proclaim their ovto willing— «■ I Soon after the American break- London, Aug. 16—UP)— , - ^ gerine cover, each ...... ; f l 7.oO $36.00 (2) 42-inch Serving Tables; genuine mahogany. Each.. $25.oo ties of tea paint film ara not abncnmally affaetod. . BRICK SIDING ROOFING > r B*li tn- 'Hh'*!* ky the ■ same rulaa j outj it becMe ia^arent -titot tee man Tranaocean. .N ^ s _ I 689.50 CypT^ Lounge Chair, tur- . Deqdto this lomarksble fuali^ t i Do Pont Houee . Reduced! 3.24 -..r said today in a Berlto-’oroaefcaift! ^ $84.00 FUp-top Server with dimwer ; mahogany v e n e e ^ ...... Reduce^! _ 2,24 ■ they intend to prescribe for the I were trying to reinforce qtioiie cover...... - 169.76 EwiteenthCentnixDinetto Table; ^utoem ^ogany..^ 949.50 Paint, it ooita no moro'teaa ^ a r good jjtoiat*> that the Bulgarian Parliament $^2.60 Cyitoeae Arm Chair, tangerine Tha appetuaiioe of brick at a Surtaeed vHtk Riapaoof Oara- azdsUer powers. When_ they do tjjeir Normandy forceg .wjth fresh would hold an extraordinary sea- ] $48.00 (2) Sheraton Serving Tables; 4^toch size. Each...... 98 . fraetlmi of the' cost! One mle Oraaalea! . Nalls aad not, ons questions whether the troops from Parfii. The opportu- slon tomorrow to hear a atatcn\**ri cover ...... roU- win cover 100 aquara irtaiae. Oovars on the nation’s foreign poUcy. $17.60 Mexican Modem Magazine ' DU POINT HOUSE PAIHTi fSet. lee 98e95 j system they, propose Is one of njty thus offered our bombers was (There have been imconfirmed 5 0liV4i ■'#'i*a*oa*»s*a*»^«* #8«T • Aak< -world Mcurlty or ons of world I considered sufficiently- good to reports from Turkey and •ther | Ie S-falloE lots ' oqprlprdshlp. They wish- every | justify taking, them off their stra- Mediterranean listening poets re- $12.60 Mexican Modern Magazine Wta elsa to submit to them, biitj teglc targets for a Week.and let cenUy that Bulgaria was seeking Rsdt>blftclc Wnl BW^MBRitBpnEI W PWiBWBto pWIfBIWv* *W look yowr half now—end o ^Of from libwl a way out of the war. One unveri- , tb

Vi* X WHJDNESDAT, AUGUST^ 16, 194# MANCHESTER EVENING"HERALD, MAHCHBerTER. OOWN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 194« TUANCHKSTER ETVTNTNtS HERALD, MAIfCHBSTER, UOPTR. i-, work continues by night as well a s ' tReds Makii^ Real New Deal baadquartara to gat aa Three Fro^ State Wounded. Father, ,George Parker Allies Capture by day." ’ ! Next President Danaher Raps idea. 4 Smith, 184 Terrace avenue. What CoMt AreM Firmly Held Bid for Warsaw; "A fte r all, Mr. McMahon may Haven. Steel N a z is Captured by Canadians Near Falaise All Objectives Today’s ground communl^c. ba pardoned, p a rh i^ , otoca, hav­ Listed Wounded Issued at noon (6 a. m., e. w. t.i Lack of Ideas ing no idea at Ms own, M had Sleotrie Shock Fatal already pledged that ha will sup­ Supertluous Hair Remo? said merely that the operations Resistance Stiff port President Roosevelt *wlthout ftouthtogton, Aiig. 16.— — Ufion Crennaiis . ' (Conttnued Froni P *f« One) vi^re going ahead as planned. But Joker in Food Puzzle -k.. Washington, Aug. 16 — (fPt — the announcement that reinforce­ wavering or quelicatlon.’ He has Leon W. Modobenko, 27, W ater* Parmaaently — PRinle$6|y — Saftly! (Contlaued frooi Page One) Says McMahon Does Three Oonnactleu* namaa are Itot- bury ateamfltter and father of a throughout "by a superior air bom- ments were moving In steadily was said notMng about what support P b*) In Itself evidence that the^^ areas would be taken by the military and he would give any other president ad among 808 casualties o f the U.S. two-months-old daughter, died yes­ baitimenr and waa supported by menu ran the aggregate of dead Federal Officials In­ land-leSaa programs. Not Resemble Phar* FREE CONSULTATION Naval gunfire said by observers to along the roast were firmly In — ^TVuinaa, for toatanoe, who ei«o N aval forces made publl6 today, terday of electric ihock caused. tm WMH into ATSmtan, os, captured Germans In ths sum­ terested Surplus NaMoeabla Impaet Expected oah*s Daughter. baa said that henceforth he will Medical Examiner William Nagel [. h* brouflit to the iouthern be heavier and more effective than Allied hands. mer offensive to 781,8M, min, but aa ratotog to S4,888 the total Naval TELEPHONE 2-1264 during any previous operation in (German broadcasts acknowledg­ The slump to demand resulting take Me orders from hla eom- caaualtlea atoec Peart Harbor. said, by a abort circuit to d drill of tlM pinc«n on Fnl»t»«. the figure Included operations o f Might f Have Serious from dlai^ipcaranoa o f tho mili­ mandeiMn-cMef. ha waa using ud)tls at work to k. the Mediterranean theater, a ed beachheads were established at only six- of the nlnd Army groups Hartford, Aug. 16—<$>)—U. S. They are: ■Meh VMniM OnMdrtn headquarters announcement Mid. three points and that gilder troops tary and lend^leasa requirements "Mr. McMahon la to a bad way, greenhouse. '' , » reported In action. Nazi materiel National Repercussions Senator John A. Danaher, seek­ Prtoe, Joaapb 1 .., Private, U. S. Mi»$ Rena Halem*» CkandinM on 0 »o north r«»ch*4 "Airborne American and British were pouring In. The enemj broad- la expected to have a noticeable wMch to not to be wondered at Marine Corps Raaerva. Wounded. outaklrU ol Fnlnlio, nnd o]^n- losses were huge. Impact on prices and suppllaa. ing ra-alaetion on the Rapublloan when he offers no more than hla Woodlands TIndar-Diy troops, together with the pre-D- casU said he vy battles were un­ WhUe' only a frontal bstUe for Mother, Mrs. Annie. M. Pries, 09 IB naMinlt on that oommunJca- Day bombing of roads, rallrMds der way, and asserted Allied bomba By Ovid A. Blartln ' Plans are being made to soften ticket, says to a statemant thgt own ambition aa tha reason for Crescent street, Glenbrook. Warsaw waa reported In the Pra- that ImCapt ha much as poaaibla. Hartford, Aug. 16.—(dv-Rayw and bridges, have successfully failed to knock out German coastal Waahtogton, Aug. 16—(IP)—Gov- bla-Damooratle opponent. Brlen Ms selection as nominee ffr the Reynolds, Paroy; Jr., Private, ELECTROLYSIS SALON OrdiSS^unHl now, blocked enemy reinforcements. ga area, the Germans were in a While a decline to prices o f aome Senate." First Class, U. 8. M ^ a e Corps mhnd KianhoUi. atata forester, said batteries. precarious position and faced avnment food offldala would give McMahon at Norwalk, has "ao ROOM 15 — RUBINOW BLDG. 848 M A O m . >tz*at hofan to ahow the first The airborne units are moving on (In am early afternoon report, nod items would be welcomed, the Reserve. Wounded. Mother, Mrs. yaaterday Oonnectlcut woodlands flank, blows from- the north and a pretty penny right *now to know B in s o f chitttlc confusion. A Bi -t predetermined objectives. ’ the German propaganda gg^hey, government la under an obligation Idea o f Ms own" and ahows, by Gtodya T. Rsynolda, Danbury. wars ttoder-dry and might have to .kdw much food Mna Average Appoint sta Anaenaoed officer declared It w m no International Information bureau, south aa wall. to prevent too sharp a dnm — a Me remarka about him, that be Smith, Harold Edward, Seaman, be "closed unless rain came to end The invasion commander, still A Soviet communique said the unidentified In headquarters an­ declared the Allies had been able Houaewlva bee atorad away to her development which would aoon to "In a bad way." Second Ctooa, U. 8. Naval Reserve. a fire hasard. Germana succeeded in forcing a plunge agriculture Into a new d^ Hartford, Aug. 16.:^-(P)—Gover­ Advertise in The Herald— It Pays ^to piM , It was a case o f 1011. je t nouncements, was quoted as com- jpantry and cellar. Daaaharis atatement last night to land armor only in tl i Bay of wedge Into the Russian positions preasloa. nor Baldwto’a office announced menijlng both French and Amerl. waa In reply to a comment mads ■ ~ t;5 l’a^rX .” ca«iaUle. In tte St. Tropes, 16 airllfie mile down 'And ao would many farmers, Officials would be to a much bet­ theae appointments yesterday: can troops In the seaborne opera but “by blows from the flanks ths by McMahoa Monday at a preaa the coast from Ftejus. ’This report Soviet units threw back the ene­ food procaaaora, wholeaalera, and ter position to rdekon with food Louie Harrto, deputy Jutes, Mil­ ,.mBtam France debacle approach­ tions for "the aggressiveness dis­ NtaU toarohanta. coRfarenca a t Damocratte haad- said Americans also gained a foot­ my and restored the' situation." and farm price problanu o f tha im­ ford town court; Russell w . John- ed the 800.000 mark. played by both assault and follow hold at St. Raphael, In the Frejus Their eurloaity to not prompted quartora to New York where ha Included hi the shower Thirty-two German tSnks and mediate post-war problem If they said Danaher had an “iaolatloniat aon o f Stratford and Jamaa U up units.” area, aiid the Hyeres Islands, 10 by envy, nor by any daalra to taka knew jitot about how much foM iiMMier leaflets were pictures of The landings were generally self-propelled guns were reported record" and aaaarted: HouUhaa o f Torrtogton, mentoara miles Off the coast from Cap ■ueh stobka away from their pres- exlata to quartern outalda stocks to Q^rosn officers lightly opposed, but heavy German destroyed and 800 Germans killed. ant ownara ‘T don’t Intend to let Senator o f tha State Board o f kauuntoara Have a “Coke”=Welcome back a S S n r*. These were design^ to N egre). The effort to rolleve Warsaw commercial channels. to Optometry; David C. Raamus- fire blocked off sea landing croft at Unless the Germans are able to Attorney and Mrs. Frederick With tha axcapttoa of a few Danaher remain to tha bulrushes. S S S n t e t t e type of treatment the was one of many major counter­ Suspect Vast Aeenmnlatloa ssa of Danbury, State Board of one point. It was learned. This mobilise a L.-uch greater defensive R. Manning of 47 Maple street ttarlahabla products which can not It to going to be althar Danaher attacks to which the German high They suapeet that, despite w ar­ Examtaars to Chiropody, and ,.l enmy could expec. . setback waa reported by Tech. have made all reservations, and be ntorad m t any length o f tlma, or myself to vote an this peace force than that so far encountered command committed irreplacahle time reatrlctlona and rationing Francia D. Martin of Seymour, Tt«ry GaunUct Sergt. Richard T. Wright of M- will leave on September 7 for the tha govammant has enough— aoma treaty." It Sippeared that the Allied landing housewives have accumulated, to ■tete eoBimlsalon on optlclana. llngton, Va„ a Marine combatfcor- 7 ^ Encampment of the Grand reserves yesterday, othera striking offlcnisls auspaet It is more than Danaher retorted: ^ D ie Oermans w e r ^ rS "lh e lls force would quickly extend Its vainly at Russian armies near ths the aggregate, a tast amoimt of ■ gauntlet of bombs and shells respondent. He sftid the German hold. Allied lieadqusrters said In a Army of the Republic at Das aBOU^a--to meat war raquira- *Of«at Prophet Ftonff* East Prussian front In Uthuania ■mnte.-' food-^particularly canned frulta fire at this point, which, was not special announceirent iMt nlgUV Mojnes, lows, and the convention "Someone ahoifld toll Mr. Mo- Identlfl^. had prevented troops and west of the Vistula. and vegetables, notably home- , '^ .^ S ?m a n broadcast d^laring that "some of the high ground of fJie national organization of the Want Data for rtaanlag canned, sugar, coffee, tes, short- Mahan that la tha bulrushao a from debarking. Daughters o f Union "Veterans of The Russiani. destroyed 114 Nasi The government and UiaYood in­ great fwophat was found and WasMngtoii. Aug. 16— Tha back o f the beaches Is In our tanks during the day. In southern anlng, spices, dry beans and peaa, . S T S ^lT th e north of France.- Allied headquarters said the op­ the ClvU War. Mrs. Mannmg who dustry would like to know how and other it«ns which can be kept thereafter be led hla people on to W ar dapi^m ant today announced £dd «ie Allied plan In erations were pi'oceedlng "accord­ Cap Negre and tfie heaVily-fortl' was elected, grant senior vice Poland. much food has been accumulated long periods. freedom and greatness. But, the award of tha distinguished fly­ I (A broadcast Moscow announce­ ing to plan.” X No comment waa president at the meeting in Mil­ to homes of the nation so that they I f this be true, the end of the" even if ha wore a wig, Mr. McMa­ ing cross to: John M .Oarsla, first fled sentinel Islands of Port Cros ment recorded In London today by offered upori broadcast German ac­ and Levant, 10 miles offshore, were waukee in September of last year, might plan more toteUlgently for war would see houaawlvea turning hon does not resemble Pharoah’s lieutenant, 1295 Brotul street, counts «4 h e action nor was a rcr is In line for the naUonal presi­ the Soviet monitor said Marshal post-war needs. daughter, who never went to the Hartford, Oonn. .. «r«.n, cplu™. »y cin.dl.. lr«.p. wlt In n».rty.« f» tnu». c&ptured bw ore dawn yeitcrday to theae atoeka, rather than to port t h « French parachutisU were dency of the DUVeW and Its affili­ Ivan 8. Konev’s Fourth Ukraine There to .a growing fear to gov­ grocery stores. F or waaka and poa- These 'eamp. (A P wlrephotoi. . w..-: by picked American and French Army had killed or captured 172,- opepkting 20 miles Inland officially troops. Selsure.of the Islands clear­ ates. ernment and trade torolaa that tha aibly montha, aalea o f them Itema 360 Germans between July 13 and natior. Is headed fo r a food surplua confirmed. ed both sea and air approaches to Mrs. Manning not only brings would go down with raaulttog ef- (Both Nice and Cannes, major Aug. 12 In driving through commission’s new power to veto^ this highest honor m the gift of .problem that might have aarioua fecta — possibly quite aarioua — seaside cities at the foothills o f the the mainland. ' southern Poland toward German rapareusslonB throughout tha na­ th.-05r.nans w m came as the bulk of thV trapped individual re^-onversionv pro-jecM. German broadcasts at f“ ®t re­ the organization to her home tent, from the grocer to the proceaeor to No Shortages Maritime Alps, were declared In tional economy. Cheesecloth— n uprising of the wni German Seventh Army bad wen He said the two agencies are In ported landings at three points, Mary C. Keeney Tent, No. 14, of Silesia.) ------the farmer. - the interior in unpreteaeniea frontier ifeports to L a Suisse of Yesterday’s frenzied enemy at­ broken Into scattered guerrilla but last flight thq Tran^eM this town, but It will mark the Farmers ano the food toduatry A t the held, moat offldala ex­ 10-yd. roll 39c complete agreement that there Geneva to have been captured by tacks came while Red Army troops In War Areas must be no diversion o f manpower News agency said In a B e ^ first time that the Department.of are now turning out aupplies near­ pect a noticeAle falling off to d- the Allies. The dispatch said Mar­ In northern Poland were striking ly 80 par cant above the pre-war vlllan food buying when peace Sponges— 39c to 31.26 *” Tbe Americans captured Dnch^ needed for y/as work. < broadcast that landings had Connecticut has been so honored. bray and pushed on eastward. The seille was Imminently endangered The present Incumbent of the office along the Bllystok-Lyck railway lavaL cornea and automobiles, refrigera­ $20 Weekly Propoeed made at various points from Can­ Erttlsh captured Montaecret, three (Continued from Page One) by a force o f French partisans and is Mrs. Ora Oix of PorUand. Ore­ through s,15-mlle belt of Axis de­ About a fourth of this output la tors, other household equipment Cellukise Sponges— The administration, through nes west to the Toulon miles northeast of Tlnchebray. 1,000 Allied parachute trooM). (Transocean said Toulon Itself gon. fenses guarding imperlUeu Blast being ehannallad totb military, and other war-restricted products 20c snd SOc War Mobilisation Director James , It was known that the Allies The whole wesUm end of the producUon, especially in areas had been shelled and that Allied Mrs. Manning, a past president Prussia in the Masurian lakes re- - tond-laase and foreign relief out- become available'again. Many fam- where manpower shortages exist. F. Byrnes, was reported today ■ to had landed at Cap N egre and In and one o f the founders o f the local glon. Grajewo, only two miles from iete. When the w ar ends, tho mili­ Ules have been eating bettor dur­ Sponge-t*aks— .jyS ^ *S d W yj^ many Seventh Army’s "cofflii wUenr naa laiiucu I Naval fire "now extends over the was buckling. Field Marshal Guen­ Nelson, who thinks the country have proposed post-war unemploy­ the area of Frejus, 35 mlle^part length of the coast from tent, has been one o f Its most sc- the frontier, was reported under tary and land-lease outlets w ill in g the war _ than ever before, X i)0c and 75c ^ Q p rtan t enemy resources. ment compensation standards on the coafit between T o u l^ M d 1 whole lengin oi THE CHOICE OF THE ther von Kluge’s beaten troop, can get back to pre-war standards M ld U ^ r Toulon to San Remo, east of Nice, Uve members during Its 22 years heavy air atUck. disMipear. For a matter o f montha, largely because there were few . X Just the thing to wash A U ee OalB D n * „ gav. ground along both the north of civilian production even while ranging up to $20 weekly for six Nice, and the Germans said other \ batteriro are re- of existence. As president of the In the north Gen. Ivan Maslen­ ths foreign relief demand la ax- competing outlets for their money. TEXTILE 31ANUFACTCRER8 inia aomoachlng cleanup In N o ^ Japan keeps flghOng. was called cars, windows, etc. ^ and south sides of^the pocket. months covering small plant work­ attacks were made in the St. Tro­ ConnecUcut Department, and m nikov's sweep across Elstonla freed paetad to be high, but not high ONE AFFLIC A*nON S rteT tte Allies flm i hold before u Senate committee today pes gulf region between Cap Ne.' enough to require military atock- During Goebbd'a offidal-broad­ At the shell-swept escape gap ers aa well as large. CThe NaM propagandists de­ her progress through the offices another 80 settlements, but else­ LASTS LONGER! Beacon No-Rub Wax— Itself, where resistance still was with a "toll us more’’ assignment Appearing before the House gre and Frejus. clared the southern France land­ of the nsUonal organisation, she la where from the Baltic to the west­ Ifiles no longer needed by the arm­ casts Germans to restaurants are the fiercest, Canadians had driven Asked tq Give "Low Down", Ways and Means committee In Vital RaU Bridges Bit ings were "on the same great scale widely known and eminently fitted ern reaches of he Carpathians, the ed forces as well as the then cur­ supposed to stop e a tl^ . Hard The new Sclentlfle Miracle that 79c Qt wa^^Part of Its eastern «id was The War Production Board executive seeslofi. Byrnes endorsed for the naUonal presidency. Other rent production which otherwlsa on the digestion? ' toy the reported puah to southward. through the defei^ The Medlterronean Allied Air as In Normandy." ^ Russians said, tht Red Armies dur­ tanmimlzea all Fabrics and Furs. cruat to within less than a mlla chairman was Invited, said Chair­ the princl le of the Senate-approv­ Force sent Flying Fortresses CThe German-controlled Paris local orgsnlsaUons In whicl* she ing the day broke wave after wave Protaota while nstog, no need Beacon Paste Wax— north o f FalalaeT The altuaUon In man Mead (D., N. Y.). of the War ed "statM rights" measure by against vital rail bridges of south- early today said thero was takes a prominent part are Man­ of German counter-attacks. for Storing, Mothbags, etc. Not 2 Lbs. $1.04 ;**3Sed*frouna tK»P* the Canadian aector now waa do- Ihvestigating committee, to sup­ Senator George (D-Ga), but with em France In suppoot o< the at- heavy fighting bctwcM CaM ce chester Orange and Sunset Re- A t beat. It was bellevea here, the affected I7 exposure to air or ply the "low down” on whether Dexta Aluminum ’ ■ I ' g,^5SiivSth**ATOl)^^ acribed aa fluid, whereaa before the proviso that , the Federal gov­ t.xu Unescorted, the bombers e„d Nice and between St. lUphael bekah Lodge. , . German high command could have aonllght the Germana had made an almoat there is any scarcity now, or ernment take steps to set uj mini­ encountered'no enemg planes. and Cap Camarat. some 25 times When a Herald reporter Inquired hoped only tost the Nazi counter- Cleaner— lOe and 25c ,,,or giving a returned soldier a taste o f home iron firm stand. sight, for the armed forces. mum standards for compensating A heavy two-way traffic fiUed to the southwest A CTS *»P®*tor o f Mrs. Manning today In regard to attaeWh would blunt for a few >age- ten hllrta Moth |a an Immiintzer No steel wool needed. The queaUon a t how many Ger­ Senator Ferguson (R-i Mich.), between southern | said, ______however,_ ___ American Libertyt.ibertv the date and place of the conven- S L w T w to miles the unemplbyed. the air lanes . weeks the sharpness of the Red —not a eontact spray Uller. , To aoldlcn ovaraeaa, Coca-CoTals a reminder of boms. To aoldiefs at booM mana were caught In the trap added that "we want to know The George blU would^leave to France and Italy. The M^ A. A. shl)^ were being unloaded In Can­ Uon, she said she dreaded the heat Army’s offenalve power, for these HARTFORD Linoleum Cement— could not b. answered definitely more" about Nelson’s plans for the states the entire mfitter of F. wUd reinforcements for slT- nes harbor.) and deplored the fact that the con- enemy blows have been delayei too A f o r m u l a m a d e on furlough, **Coka” is part of the old fr miliar way of living. With frosty boedea making things Civilians use. The On the first day of operaUonson venUon was so early In the mqntl^ Bulldog- 45c Qt. from field dispatches or the cumu- periods and rates of compensation. borne troops were landed yefto*"* long to catch the Soviet advance Telephone $-7171 . . . ^Ont o f Town Ciifttomers EXCLUSIVELY BY MIRRA. plans on some occasions have this fourth major front against She recalled when the G. A R. and Waterproof— 95c Qt, of "Coke" on hand, offering a mao in uniform a refreshing welcome is aa laUve official reports feachlng su­ The Senate approved this legfisla- day .and “no opposition either forces In over-extended and vulner­ Can Entespriee 1000 Without Charge. been strongly resisted b y the mili­ Hitler “substantial numbera" o& the Daughters convened ,lfl' Des *®itw»1aot known holir mMiy preme headquarters, but this was tlon after rejecting the Kllgore- from the air or on the ground was able positions. Drainpipe Cleaner— easy matter. Have a “Coke''~i* always the hospitoble thing to say. In noany lands the overall picture: tary. Murray measure that would have — , , „ 1 troopa were put aahore, Geiu Sir Moines, lows, the thermometer Aa for the situation at Warsaw Nelson told a news conference encountered. j,. Henrv Maitland WUaon’a head- Most of Force In Nooae paid the unemployed up to $35 climbed, to 102. The plucky Grand the Ruaalena manifested the ut­ 14-Oz. Can 25c overseas, as in your own living room, Coca-Cola siands for tie f amee tkat ■ 2 S K sA ? S “~ S yesterday that conquest of Ger­ The totoforcement vrove ^ q,^Srtera announced *taat night. Arm y Vets paraded Just the same hours bid, wan oo,iw . Peaplte the pullback now weak- weelcly over an extended perlbd. most confidence that itMlf siffni^ing minor trregulan many will be the signal for hiking dared ewlly to* ^ 1 WO T American airmen aweeplng over but a number of them were te l^ . Double “ X” Floor itniTig aector lUter sector of the W ays and Means Chairman day. with not 1^ tham l.OW I ^ areaa late in the day stantln K- Bok-jssovaky could deal refreshes,—haa become a happy symbol Of hospitality. BfM »ppw*^^ output of,plviUan goods to the lev­ 111 In consequence. Cleaner— 25c and 68c Qerio^ian rearguard atand. It waa Doughton (D., N. C.) said the war parachute troopers In the wr 1 there appeared to be no op- with whatever forces ths G erm ^ ^ __ miles long and no ihore el of 1939. adding that production, mobilization director "In the main t—fisatUy * reported at supreme headquarters in that year was cloie to the rec­ one Ume and the to®*" * * ' poslUon and*^toat American vehl- still had available and would «!* • Wax-Off— 10c Pkg. tOTUID UNDIR AUTHORITY o r THR COCA-COtA COMrAMY tV V m n ifh t miles deep. a ,_,a is very favorably disposed toward the InlUatlv^ .and strike for War­ $1.75 a ■ ^ S ^ ix p la n a t io n conUlned In a that much and perhaps most of ord set In 1941. tendlng more than 50 mues. "running all over the Hospital Notes Removes old wax easily. the force originally caught In the the George bill, but he wants some saw Itealf at the moment most QUART ea^iSroeSk tor the faUure of Such an Increase would mean changes.” Other sources gave (FTMh AlUed **5; countryaide." COCA - COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, EAST HARTFORD, CONN. aooM Ukely'^atiU was there. dared in Berlin dls^tchro w Allied airmen themaelvea had a criUcal for the enemy. COLLEGE ffiu ir e * - th. F.1^^ 30 per cent more consumer prod­ more details o f Byrnes’ behind WE HAVE PLENTY OF It was originally eatunated be­ ucts than are being manufactured Stockholm to have lengttened »e ^ 14 qoo particl- Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Jo m - Astride two main rallwajw from RAZOR BLAOE tween 106.000 ahd 200,000 men doors statement. front to 120 mUea. from the D-Day operationa. ThU phlne Zagllo, 41. Oak street; Miss Blalystok Into Wwasw. R ^ «- at present. Nelson said. Madallne„ O’Brien,______134 Prosprot STARTS SCRAPERS ...... 10c ■etMSia»M6Rh were in the encircled enemy force. He estimated that a 40 per cept Would Blanket S.OOO.OdO French N aval haae of Toulon to exclualvo o f airborne and parr. aovaky*8 divUlons turoed • Latest field estlmaUa reducing the It waa understood that Byrnes San Remo, Italian port and troopa who landed behind sStrstreet; Leo Ducharme, Rockville; ouUying factorlea and apartment WITH A BLAZER cutback of munitiems production Stowdolskl, 14 Arch jfssfssrsS^ earlier flgmrea to. 60,000 were re­ will follow the German war, Im­ proposed blanketing In some ter reaort 84 milea aouthweat of Ormans in great strength. Richard buildings Into gunrcrammed foi^ garded at aupreme headquarters aa plementing Ahe Interim reconver­ 3,000,000 persons who work for Cenofl. Tank hatUea were re- 1 correspondent In a report tresses which brbke the heart of Admitted today: Mr. and Mrs. likely to be conservative. ^ conceriis with fewer than eight Dorted in progress midway from the front said that by sun- the enemy thrusts. And be sure yours Is an "ETO N sion program. MlltonxKnight. Bast Hartfoni ,nK2£S?5S?Sa!ni£ There have been reports that employea This firobably would ^een Toulon and Cannes. The I down the Allied Invaders aw e well B R ITISH E R ” all wool with con­ Most Be on limited Basis Discharged • yesterday; Burton STsU aiae and launched an aaeault aa much aa half of the Seventh, Involve Immediate expansion of the Germans said heavy fighting h ^ into France and had taken tlm flrot trasting binding and the nicest Nelson made It clear, however, Lavey, 75"Foster street; Mrs. HoW' McGUl-CONVERSE, Inc. « coptored Va«y. Army puUed out of the gap aa It ecdors, including fra y , black, that production ■ .of some civilian imemployment tax to these per­ Affveloned for an air Add north o f big step In tho avowed g o d o f ttis M w est American and began to close. While troops that ard Brace and son, IS Waddril rad, navy and green. You may products, particularly durable sons. Bynjes was said to have stL Rad^L I Invasion—to link hp wlUi Qen. go through escaped the prospect road; JosepK Carlin, 140 Drive B, O bituary ha'va your sorority monogram at Paint — Vnnilsh — Pnlntofa* Supplies — Wallpaper _ Britlsb troopa together diced off goods, must remain on a limited made the point that "these persons lA T ^ ocea n broadcast fgom Dwlgflit D. Elsenhover’s forces In m^cm the westein end of capture they still faced the pro^ Silver Lane Hhmes; Stanley Ma- an alMitlonal coat o f about basis until the defeat of Japan. get hungry” Just workers for tj»rU n^^Sw *G ennan forces had 1 Normandy an"! Brittany. *.rt Material — Picture Framing — Drafting bsarmesits ^ »2r %lM>Vat. The Americans pect of destruction by Allied air len, Ardmore rM fl; Robert Ducy, $3.00. Tha Jacket to $14.9A But he predicted that the auto­ larger employers. harwV^tanaUons at "Tho Jerries were caught com- attacks which would write them 99 Main street. _ ^ _ Memorial Mas# Btoes I S t o S a Pieturea — Window OlaM — Mirrors ~ . gSS^ of up to tta^ n ^ « mobile Industry, which plana at Under his reported propoMl, S b ^^-^n ^M d ^ Tropes, all pletely by surpri^ and that few ^ tM k Ttochebray. a r ^ off Just as effectively as a fighting therei were waiting foi us have Discharged 'Mrs- Irene least 50 per cent reconversion benefits would be paid through'the Eckert R F. D., Broadbiw’K. •Mon nine miles southeast r f vire, force. It was pointed out that ro ^ 'sa ld one of been scattered, or captured^ w^te man Mosher wUl be held “t when Germany Is. beaten, would states to the unemployed for 26 Birth to d a y A s«m to Mr. and » CKMXEQE SHOP, 645 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6887 Putanges, a major croasiiig many of the enemy divisions now weeks, with the maximum rate for him as Herbert L. Matthevro of The New James’s church tomorrow morning Hwar 10 miles west hemmed in took a week to get ‘surprise the whole nation in the Its Cannes York Times, representing the com- Mrs. Ralph Rollings, 148 Lenox SECOND FLOOI^ rapid way It gets back Into pro­ the top wage man amounting to at 7:30. /^m tan was captured widening from the Seine river to the batUe not less than $20 weekly In any far as 20 bined American press, street escape duction." X with French parachute iro^-1 jaw^^of the escape area and the way back out would state. This might be accomplish­ Reiterating that there will be no This broadcast, recorded by be under far greater difficulties. ed with Federal asslsta .^ w'here was substanlal increase In civilian pro­ said 12.0W French sailors were ^"f'ron t dispatches said It As the Allies continued to ham­ state funds were strained. Third duction as a result of the W PB estimated the AnasrlcM ^ mer the Oermans In the Normandy Reaction of Ways and Means Saga-AIlaa la dosed Arm y, commanded by Ueut. death trap an American officer at spot reconversion order which members to the proposaL^was £ ^ e 8. Patton. J r, In a UtUe the front declared von Kluge’s went Into effect yesterday, . Nel­ mixed: Some took the position r Meadaya HurMigli Aogast 31st over two had In d icts n e ^ weeks force has "ceased to exist, as an son said that a shortage of parts that ah overall readjustment o f so­ S a toe gait of the s^e Avoid The Rush Iv 100.000 casualties on the i*er- Army.” ^ ____. for some civilian products would cial security cannot b^jscspjnpllsh- Sans-luklng 3 9 .«»0 „P ^"^ Huge Stores Captured limit or prevent their manufacture. ed at this Ume, while speedy pre­ n a S ^ flw a y between Cannes and m ^dlng 46.000 and kllhng 1..000. Amerfcan troops captured huge This will be the case In some parations are being made to handle • An a c tio n a l 2.000 prisoners stoics o f ammunition and equip­ Instances even when manpower problems that might occur upon ^ * T ^ BrlOsh radio saW toe Allies I were taken by the Canadians In and basic "materials are available, Buy Your ment as they pressed forward. the collapse o f the German mili­ bad captured flvft toi^A i" h S»at . a . th » last three days. ^ Hundreds of prisoners streamed he said. He added, however, that one five miles tolani_ and th^ tary machlqe. . , * . ' * . 4 V • , This brings the Germans esU - back to the cages, with thousands recent cutbacks ordered in the air­ "prisoners are coming In maUd total Normandy casualties more cei*taln to be taken within craft industry were already provid­ batdies’’. The towns were not] JUST On to from •^,000 to 300,000. the next few days, a frdnt dis­ ing more essential parts for civil­ The Treasury, reports there’s Aug. 8 the total was estimated at patch said. „ ian goods. enough money In circulation .for “ A U h ^ i flfctalta of this newj IW.OOO. North of Argentan the Ger­ Nelson stated he does nbt expect every man, woman and chile to th ^ t agdnst Hitler’s were cloaked » officld sUe^e, tt All' Americans Occupy DInard mans still were reported battUng the reconversion program will be have $164.54, Must be a hole In In ttie B iitU ny cleanup Dinard, deaperately against the armored sltywed by the War Manpower our pocket became known that tlw FroJ^l Just west of St. Malo. was occupied drive of the American Third Army area. 83 mile* southwest of toy the Americans after orsanised commanded by Lieu t Gen. George w d^cS Negre. 28 mUte »s s ^ resistance ceased there. This was S. Patton. Jr. Part of Argentan Toulon, were tw o o f . the P®toU| the site of the heavlst fighting on was in American hands and the where the thousands at assault | sw e ate r s Sun Fielders the Breton pjpinsul^ ^ spearhead strove to close the es­ troops, mainly .(The situatlon,^t the ancient cape gap and Join with the Cana­ FreMh. Iftgp r>tog sshors y«e- Brtton north,coast port of St. dians drivlcif’' south In—the Falaise ^678. i of the pocket. These aUv|Uices| BUVUIRRBOnOS the b c K ft ■z not tg BBisB any of iSe wiaecraska ssfl-akaarlag* ■ . / '

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WTic—lese w tH X -^ x m WDKO— ISM Today's Radio WMBO-14ie Cheiiey ^ ’others Play Hometbwn Stars e l k Tonight to Decide 511 Report Weddings Heat to Stay W ar Itans 4:00— w n c — Backstage Wlfe;«,7:45—WTTC — H. V. Ksltenbohl. Wood’s IcemenTonight Skfitohes o l ManchMter athletes who are performing Until Ftrday; Items of Interest to Local Women ■WDRC — Service Tim e: News; S:00—w n c - d f r . sad Mrs. North; OB M, H. 8. slid ’Twi League fields, intended as informa­ Better Loop Outfj >ps Landed WNBO—Parade of SUrt.^ WDRC — Allan Jones with tion of intimate character for the boys ill the services. Bergeron'e-D Avignon 4:15—w n c —SteUa DaHaa > Frankie Carle’s Orohastra; Machinists Tops in the Rev. WllUam J. Dunn, of S t Fires Raging 4:30— ^WnC — Loranio Jonear^ W T H T OecU Brown; W NBC Ithout James’s church, officiated a^t the WDRC — Ad Uner; WNBC — -Ray Henls. Softball Loop A re Con> Local Sport Third and Final Game Tc8tarday*s Scocw macrlage. Monday, of MIm (fjMtlnned ftba Page One) News. 8:i5'-^m fT — War Garden Po- Glamor for O f Series Between East Mat^mrn tram FMP» <>«•) Marie D'AvlgnonS, daughter, or 4:45—w n c — Young Wldder rum;^I^NBC—^Lum and Abner. fident of Victory But Mb.',, and Mrs. Eugene D A v l ^ n e hope for relief befoT* Friday or Leather' Bag Brown; WDRC — Connecticut 8:80^WTIQ — BMt the Band; *Blond Blizzard' Corrib On Blngharatoa 8, 2; Adverttaemeni— All-Stars Are Also. Chatter ' Hartford and the Local 1 (10), 5. n d and did not me » single of Rteupk Brook, N. Y., and Ser­ Saturday. In fact, he Said, tomor- AdvMtUement— Advertlaement— Heroed; Ad liner. WDRC — Dt, Christian; Nswa; sot WTHT — N ^ Castlss In the League at the OvaL Albany 12, 10; U tlea I f r (1 tawort of«»ny Wnd In n*®}*?"-. geant Rdbsrt Bergeronne. , " of row would be a scorcher and pos­ Redheads 6:08—w n c — When a Girl Mar­ Two-Ton Rudy Cormier, toe ^Toontinuoua etrewe of Un^ Mr. and Mm, Emile Bergerons of sibly another record breaker. Rejuvenation suits, dickies, jackets, bonneU, ries; WDRC — News; Ad Uner; A ir; W N B C - M y ^ e s t Girls. Cheney Brothers Mtichtne Shop RookviUe HiU-BlUles’ playing In War As in Sportsdom aprons nnd quilts. In addition, WUkes-Barro 18, J; aiada the water offahoM Florence, MaSa ^ The temperature soared to 88 Pats> Garrett. tltian-haired WTHT — News; Music; WNBC 8:00 W n c — Atom Young team has already captured the first Coach gave the first bun fans a The third tmd final gams of the The bridegroom has H it return­ degrees In Boston yesterday, wKh These Expert Tricks Will Make there hav>: been thousands of G.l, Show; WDRC — Prank Sinatra Uamsport 0 ( ^ , T, •nUre the main atreet of my radio singer gives the suggestion* — ^Terry and the Pirates. ' round In the local Softhtdl League full view of a tobacco auctioneer Al Obuchowskl left a blsM of series between the East Hartford ed after two and a^half years of even higher figures recorded lit Worn Leather Bags Look New. and Navy sweaters, slippers, hand- : —w n c —W o Lose and Learn; Show; WTHT — Gabriel Hsat- Elmira 10, town,” aald Lieut CTarence below to redheads: __ 6 16 In action at toe recent HiU-BllUe Xochrldge. 4J7 W^eralde a^- active service with^ the Army in neighboring communities. kce’chlefS, gloves, helmets and * WNBC — Dick Tracy. ' ter; WNBC — DunnlMor, but tonight In their last game In game when he unleashed a heavy glory baMnd him tha day I t o '^ - Twilight League All-Stars and the New York L h Covington, Va.. a Fortreaa the Southwest ^hclflc. The hottest Aug, 15 In the 78- UsB the right kind of rejuve- i vYt'th the mercury soaring higher and higher, the main con- specially fitted klta. "K e v make-up to hair using 8:80—w n c — Juat Plain Bill; 9:16— W T H T — Screen 'Teat. th ^ round, they w ill meet the Ice- tongue lashing at one of toe um­ tered the armed forces two years local 'Twilight League All-8tara The workers — anyone from St. Louis Boston nbardler. year-hlstory of the Weather bu­ natlng tricks on your old leather of*everybody seems to be how best to get cool and atay that lipstick, powder, rouge and ey« WDRC—News; Baseball Scores; 8:30—w n c — Mr. Dtotriot At­ men>^tter known as Wood’s All- pires In a Tw l League contest. ago but bis name w ^ Uve In local win be p la:^ tonight at toe West stage stars to rest room attend­ make-up tones to accent rathe* • W T H T ----Tom M ix; WT7BC — torney; W DRC — Jack Caraon Side Oval with toe first pitch Detroit Philadelphia M Allied Ptaaoe L ob* reau sent thousands o f persons to handbag, and nine chance# out w ell, we wouldn’t be knowing, but j t would, seem the Stars. sporting olrclsa pv’ tlme to come. (11). O f only about 20 e n ^ y plenes beaches and lakes, made more dlf- leM said ateut the temperature the better.' It should be easy to ants—either do their sewing In the than compete with the hair. In Jack Armstrong. Show; WTHT — Pint Nightor; slated for 6:15^ of ten you can make It look The Machinists are gifted with Often rafened to as the Blond aevqlAnd ^ throughout yeaterdaya rec- Revolt Tide nciilt the fighting of , forest fires revive flagging spirits by reading the newspapers or listening to a shop or , lake home “ piice-work.’ toe choice o f lipstick and rquge 5:45— w n c — Front Page Far­ WNBC — SpoUlght Bands; The- two previous games have Woshingtoii V lustrous, supple and elegant os a wealth of fast, experienced soft­ Bllsaard, the lad of Polish ax- M-ll operationit three, were ahot In many areas, further endanger­ news broadcast for the news from the fighting, fronts Is enough Those who can’t, sew are taught, or avoid shades that have a blu* rell; WDRC — Swoo# or Coon; Story Teller. been played to large crowds and the new ones you have found too ball pitchers Includlhg the best in tractlqa 'was just that. Todey NaUoiial Twenty Allied planes were In France ed the Maine potato crop and ate to push all else to the background and put real hope and determi­ are put to pressing and cutting. base. Clear bright reds with tni* WTHT — Superman; WNBC— 10 :00— w n c CoUege of Musi­ the attraction, tonight should expensive to buy. the loop. Pop Gleason. Tony Du- he.ls'a first lieutenant and is car­ ilcago 4, Philadelphia Into the reserves of artificial ice nation In the hearts of us all. Hops for the safety of tour fighting Jean CTarson, workroom bead, color naade with a yellow or orange Sm Hound. cal Knowledge; WDRC — Great again draw a la'i-ge crowd of fans Brush your bag Inside and out. admits ahe’a not much of a needle­ baldo, Benny Schubert and Champ in g on In the big game of toe rain). ILA.F. Welllngtona, U b era^ r* In metropolitan Boston. Bhnpty removable fittings. Plump men la our common tie. A determination to do our part, however base art toe best. Powder should' 8:00— News on *dl station#. Momenta in Music; WTHT — from both towns. The crowd at Ballfaxea followed up a r^- Rises High woman herself, but uses her own be a warin shade— preferably 8:15— W T IC — Hl#tory, In the Royal Arch Gunnison; W NBC Geor^etti. Four pitchers mid all day., __ the game in East Hartford•d last, Pittsburgh 7, Boston 6. Maine Woods Ordered Closed out by stuffing with paper. Then small, as best ws can, should units us further in the struggle for Cincinnati 8, New York 8. dayUght air offensive by talents to keep the machines buss­ peach. Never use powder with S Headline#; WDRC, — Lyn Mur­ —Raymond Gram Swing. acto. As td'Jjis acMevemspts on toe week was composed mainly of The Maine WQ0(1S wero ordered ^ a spit and polish job on the victory. . S t Louis 6, Brooklyn 8. pimblng Valence airdrome iw t (Continued From Pa|p One) ^ ing and the work properly appor­ blue cast and avoid flour-white!’' ray’s Music; WTHT— War G*ur- 10:15—W T H T — Brad Hunt’s Or- Pitching predominated the Ma­ atoKtlo frdnt Oble left no doubt cal fans and that wa# theI njain T!t ed“at simrlM today,Jjy_.Gov. outside. These four steps, say ______...... ‘ ..... C- light Virtually the only flak en­ 08 tioned day and night. The work­ As for dress: "Wear colors that dens; Concert Hour; WNBC — . chestra; WNBC — Top of the chinist’s victorisa In the round and bmA o Ms all around ability, in reason for toe decision to/)>lay Sumner Sewall ^ Area raged the professional service people, The Dewey-Rlchman Company right diet Is not only the best pre­ room runs almost 24 hours a day, Evening. frith tbs staff of expert hurlers High school he played two years sured yesUrday was In we Agen, Montauban, Rode*,. Perl- doing a land-office business in hIghiTght your hair—light bright Spprts and Scores; Race Results. the third game at the Oval. through thousands of acres of Un­ has just received s shipment of ventive of skin trouble, but It is for at night various groups of 10:30—W D R C — The Colonel; they have. It Is no wonder. of varsity basebtdl and one season O'Leary on third. Non# mce area. Mediterranean Al- guex. Tulle. Aurlllac and Limoges. bag restorations, will put all but clear greens, vibrant blues, star­ 8:30— w n c — StricUy Sports; Both teams will bs Xat full Air Force reported. Serious German resistance was der-dry forests. the very popular sandwich glaa# important In the cure of acne. A theater folk and their frlenda come tling black or white or autumnal WDRC — Jack Stevens; WNBC W T H T — Music; W N B C — Homs Boa Bitter on toe basketball squad. He waa strength with Uttle to* pick from* and Eddie White teaming More than 100 Cafladlan woods­ the most battered bag back into in the lacy pattern. They have doctor's first kd'vlce is usually for In fo r evening sewing bees. . • Psges< o f Melody. member of toe Rangers when around toe keystone sack - T o Tech. S e r g t . ^ r g e H. expected at Urooges. theee ad­ the nunlng. browns, tans and yellows that —Program of Song; News; Pa­ ’Thk Machinists also boast o f toe in the way of pre-gqifie favorttss , of Weatfleld. Maas. «. ^^era vices said, but the other towns men, with special permission from some lovely pieces that would a better diet with a minimum of 'The highly indivldiialistic de­ blend with It. Never wear a- colo? rade of Stars. 11:00— News on all Btatlonx league’s leading home run hitter that team dominated toe stats In 0$ both pack plenty of power as Johnny Augustine on first To do the same job as these da make e x q u 1# 1 t e gifts, such | gunner, the scene of the inva- mentioned were reported m ann^ the Dominion .government at Ot­ rich foods. signs turned out are the result '«f vrito a reddish cast.” 6:45—w n c — Lowell Thomas; 11:15— w n c — R arknees o f in Chtfl Peterson. ‘The former Uni­ cage circles. After graduating well oM top notch hurlers. The Sivlk and Phil Cervia are luxe repair shops do,, here are as salad and cake plates, relish: the necessity of putting donated . was oraa "like watchingwatchlng a Holly- by „garrisons ...... of lesa than 1.000 tawa, joined American Are fight­ MUk, fVult vegetsblM, cereals, Freckles are the bug-a-boo of WDRC — News; WNBC — Washington; WDRC — Dance versity of Connecticut football star An old-timer In local baseball Obis hooked up with toe Polish bes^ players In toe two loops will catchers with Ktnel, Pets Kapufi some further\Ups by experts, of bits and pieces of material to­ ^ producer staging a greats each. ers In batUlng blazes near Jack- and Ice cream dishes, pansy bowls I eggs and meats are tops among redheads. To avoid freckles during Henry J. Taylor. Orchestra: WTHT — Music; has poled five round trippers in related quite an Interesting ~ m m Americans and hook up ho did. be pitted ag^ at one another a# Johnny Cressey and W alt « A the firm of T. O. Dey, who give and so fotth. AU of these, of j gether, Sind the Inherent eye for j»e. You waited for the enemy .j.^^ German commanders at man on the Canadian border. the fqods to eat for beauty and toe summer, Patsy says, "to# 7:00— W n C —Music Shop; W DRC W?7BC—Music You Want pacing th » circuit In that dep*irt- alxjut a game that was playM at Under toe expert tuteledgs of in the first two games and If the lowaki the mound corps. you the professional low-down:' course, are extremely decorative style that showfolk have. Some­ do something and he didnt Spanish frontier, The biggest forest fire raced I for health. Rich gravies and con­ only thing LKe redhead can do 1* —I Love a Mystery: WTHT 11:30—w n c — Arthur Hopkins ment too old Flower atreet groiuids. Johnny Fslkowskl be developed tilts are ^ythtng like toe first Fans will ndt miss tMs gaifiiKl C3eon your bog wlth’ s cleaning times a whole bolt of material Is . Troop barges came in a> and at Toulouse, capital of the along a slx-mlle frorit near Ken- and need not be In acUve use to centrated sweets are not advised ;Stay Indoors unless she has a good Fulton Lewis; W N B C -r-Scram- Presents; WDRC — Invitation Ronnie Dlagle, Vinny pel Mas- Seems that It 'wss a scoreless ball Into one of the best basketball two, fansins willw be in for a swell It consists of the best and us fluid, specialized for leather, and received, sometimes yards of dam­ ,rrw^v stream.” ' ' whole south-central area, were nebago -and Commissioner Ray­ prove their worth. for children. sun oil and applies It freely.” Her by Amby. to Music; WTHT—Guy Lorn tror P a t Annulli and Ciomluind are game. It was the last 'htdf of the players to the stats and was one game. / when the' best get together, soil and moat stains will drop off, aged material, and sometimes just Some other fliers reported Me- sent ultlmstums demanding their mond E. Rendall o f the State For­ Desserts are by no means taboo. own freckles she can.ouflages by 7:55—W nC — Newt; WDRC — bardo. again expected to pace the Cheney ninth Inning with a runner on of toe most sought after players play a top grade of ball, like an old akin. They will, that half-yard sample swatches. The Liefty Jadslnlak will start in I* a bit of enemy opposition. estry department ordered addition­ Avoid Bag Tragedy Properly chosen, they add nutri­ John Nesbit, Passing Parade; 11:45— W NBC — Gay Ctoridge’a offensive against tm Icemen. . thlril, two out, and the count on In toe game. Oble stayed In Ms game will start at 8:16 sbarp. Immediate surrender. Is, from any kind of leather bag faulty goods is artfully cut around the discreet use of a ligAt pancake toe/1x>x for the locals with Yosh I ^ u t . Harold W. Burns. 61 War- Vichy, meanwhile, was reported al portable pumps sent to defend Be cautious when packing your tion as well ar zest to the'meal. W T H T — Musical Quiz. Orchestra; Nows. ____ toe batter, two balls and one strike. own territory and was a vital fac­ ago and when the team fell apart —fuzzy or slick—If you’ll make the damaged parts and even those foundation. Dedded Tonight IGhel Slated (o toss tltsm up for •..... avenue, West Medford, Masfc, In a turmoil, with coUaboratlonlets Seven Ponds township. Flrea also week-end bag. N all polish, per­ Fruit, either frezh or cooked, 7:80—w n c — Emil Cote's Glee 12:00---WDRC — News; WTHT— The batter was a weak sticker and tor in toe success enjoyed by the someone had to -take tha team a baU out of toweling or terry half-yards are turned into bright The most Important beauty cars . The Blssell Streeters staged a the Invaders. - The local portaider lor bombardier, saw one attempUng to flee tha city and were reported near Medway, Sa­ fume or nail poliah remover ranks high In vitamins and min­ aub; WDRC — Easy Acei;; News. toe runner on third, knowing this, PA’S on the chalked court when over. Oble did and be played cloth, will dampen It with clean­ little’ collar and cuff sets. In Patsy’s routine, she says. Is her neck and neck battle with the Ma­ has been the talk of the league of flak, then "two P-38s armed guards- patrolling the lem, Durham, Palmyra, East- Should never be packed with erals. Ice cream provides extra WTHT — Flying for Freedom; 12:30— w n c — Barbara and the picked up two handfuls o f dirt and they ^ e d the roost In the State juat about every position on VpA ing fluid, and will go over surfaces hair becaua- Its bright color hides chinists during the first four after ' his sterling mound per­ Major Leagt0 off and took care of It etreete. The A F I (Independent brook, Amherst, Edinburgh and clothes. Leaky bottles will catuw milk in a delicious form. Fruit WNBC — Lone Ranger. Boys; News. __l came stealing home. ’The throw Polish League that was second to team In an effort to make /toe ‘ Getting really coo) seema well- no sect ':ts. week’s of play In toe round when formance against the PA's. Many French agency) quoted a dispatch the Bradley-Eddlngton town line. thoroughly and into every nook ugly • discolorations and damage gelatines made with fresh fruit from the pitcher was In time, but PA club a winner again. A^nat- nigh impossible but if you’ll try a "That doesn't mean,” she adds, both boasted undefeated reco^ none. fans were unable to attend that from Bern aa saying, 10,000 The Great Northern paper com­ and cranny. to fabric. Nall polish spilled on juices and plain gelatine are vita­ when the runner.'threw the dirt in There was no individual playing ural Mtter and lut excellent field­ Leaders fop Up Resutance^ i f yyur bag is fuzzy—suede, few of the hat-wisther comforts "to s t s redhead should spend evei^ but the bottom fMl out of the Ice­ game and once they received word French patriots Were ^advancing pany Bent reinforcements__ to cellulose -acetate rayon partially min laden. the catcher’s eyes, toe latter In toe person Oble but a smooth, er be was (me o f toe haTOest men antelope or such— brush like mad to be had at Quinn’s Pharmacy, day shamp^l®b **“ **■• Once s men’s attock and the team had of toe. stellar ga^ne toe Spring- toward Vichy" and that they were crews totaling 300 flghUng fires at dissolves the fibers. ’ Eating between meals la not for­ week la plenty but s good scalp sought to clear his eyes and as a quiet chap who gave lUl be had In toe leamie to get ouLknd when ^^erioos'Leagoa Ntui$ in Empoli after you’ve cleaned It. You can 873 Main street, we guarantee Invasion of South France taken .a nose dive. Whether or not field lad pitched they regretted being joined «n route by hundreds Long Pond and Canada Falla, bidden unless that snack la going lotion and s stiff hair brush used result toe runner crossed the plate to play heads up ball “and draw he stepped' up to the^late oppos­ . Rome, Aug. . Ifl.— —El^th make the most matted or glazed you’ll feel better. ,For this comfort the team can regain their former missing toe game. Tonight he Batting— Doerr Boston, .880- of recruits. west of Moosehead lake. to ruin the child’s appetite for briskly each day add glamorous *md the game was won. toe admiration of old and young ing coaches gasped/'for air. Obis ^ k r » y troops have TOpped up GUi^ surface look os upstanding as Potterton’s.. 538 Main street you’ll— find -dusting , powders, heights win be decldad tonight as will be here and toe locals under Runs-i-Doerr, Boston, 84. The same dispatch asserted that Swervw^Away Ftom Village dinner After school a glass of the test of the champion Machln alike. 'Obie-was not only a good was a natural and When toe pres­ ^he direction of Buck Byeholskl nwrifftincft in EmpoH, on tno plush. . have some elegant record holders colognes, deodorants and a full highlights.” * Is Broadcast Direct Runs batted in— Stephens) 6 t| other patriot forces of the Interior milk, a bowl of ready-to-eat cereal, She uses three soaplngs and at lets should he a severe on#. The All-Star game at the Oval ball player but a great one. He ent world c(mflidt Is over, local I^MUth bank of the Arno river 15 The Long Pond lire swerved Bags of pin seal, cowhide, rep­ priced from only 85c-way up to line o f other cosmetics, to make are banking heavily on the sen­ Louis, 81. were moving on Bordeaux. a piece of fruit or cookies with least half a dbZen rtnses In clear The game wlU sU rt at 8:80 and tonight should be a hard-fought had that extra sometMitg. fans are hoping that toe Blond Hits—Doerr, Boston, 188. I vn in e mllea west ~xst Florence, away from the village but burned tile and other smooth leathers $7.85. These very useful and you feel fresh and cool. sation of .the 'Week in league play In Paris, the populace was said practical holders come In a variety fruit juice are excellent choices for water to l iaure absolute scalp New York, Aug. 18.—-Sam Roy, Specs Johnson and Lefty laauiounced, but in some suburban singing the "UarseUalse.” German that’s why so many feminine pa­ hot dogs, soda pop and candy to suggestions for bacon sandwich Cold baked beans cooked over first front-line descriptions terviewed from'England in toe remain Intact with Byeholskl on NatioiMl League Field helped civilians head a fire cream polish, like your shine boy Still Intact -Jadzlnlak the entire local squad F tta u still cut off .many thousands police were reported unable to con­ tients comi limping In for relief. the-exclusion of. needed vitamins a campfire will hit toe spot at a Portable Army Signal Corps CBS Trana-AUantio call Sunday. first, Caiff Keeney on second. Bill Batting — Walker. Brooklpakl at Medward toward the shores of uses—and lota o f elbow grease. combinations ndth the Idea that also performs in toe East Hart­ 357 " unable to get food. trol spontaneous Ipatriot demon­ TTjrust the longci foot out for a contained In a regular diet. ^11 you will save. In your refrigerator, picnic. I f qulck-froAen. toe bean* equipment storted toe broadcasts George short and Charlie Driadyk Mattaseunk pond and away from Tarnished metal trimmings can to America, with relays via Rome ford loop. The same thing applies To Be One Gaik Event Runs—Musiol, S t Louis, M- strations. fitting—mismated feet are not an not only run her health down but crisply broiled bacon left from should be thawe.^, ready t® Listening tonight: NBC — 8, on third. The outfield oonsista of valuable spruce timber. be brightened, if you’ll use metal when you arrive at your destin^- and Algiers short wave transmit­ Pass Crucial Series to to the visitors. Pagani, Banks, Runs batted M— NlohMoan, A Madrid dispatch tp The. Dally unusual mistake that Nature will contribute to a aallow skin, brcalriast. Mr. and Mrs. North; 8, Alan Young Specs Johnson, Sam Roy snd Tony In eastern Massachusetts blazes polisfi. Experts favor a polish- Uon. Tuck a jar of pickle relish ters. These descriptions were un­ O’Leary, Zazzaro, White, Augus­ cogo, 85. ' / pBope to U ^et Mail said the Germans had made were reported raging In Brockton, makes. Prbvldt suitable accommo­ dull eyes and listless body. Bacon and watercress. Show; 9:30, District Attorney; 10, Tighten Hold on Top; power In hlA bat. The powerful Del Conte. Reserves McTude Art impregnated cloth, very much like In somebody’s pack to past der toe pool arrangement’ and not Phil Harris <)uls; 11:30, Eva La- tine, Cervis, Klnel, Kapura, Crea- Old Timers-to HaYe Al­ » t s —Musiol, S t Louis, 152. bonfires of Army ^chives and flies Sharon, Lakeville, Duxbury, dations for the -shorter one . by Bacon, ready-to-serve liver, and built outfiektor always liked the Pongratz, George Jacobs, Ray the blitz cloth that G. I. Joe around with them for added sa­ directed to a single network, Galliene in ‘.IThe Swan.” . . . CBS Pittsburgh’s No. 9. sey and others perform out here. Doubles— Mustoi, S t Louis, Stoughton. Shlrliy and Lunen- padding. A present for any new arrival ^ tomato. most Every Brilliant short road rigbtfleld to dump Holland and Dlck^=Wargo. Hitler Regime M Vichy officlMs to keep them uses to keep his buttons bright. t ’The first b ro^ ca st wits made — 8, Red Barber and Allan Jones; Triplss — B srrott Plttshag||[g| berg. To the north, woods fires Remember that fit applies to the Is easily and Inexpensively ! Bacon, olivet- and green peppers vory flavor. his pop flips over and it wrill gtva Jake Banka heads toe list of from Allied hands. After luster on metal trimmings Baked beans are delicious serv­ from a landing craft just off shore 8:30, Dr. ChrlsUsn; 8, Frank Si­ Don Ballou pitched the United burned -areas near Gloucester and last of s shoe as well aa the size. care of by Matthew Wlor. 877 minced together. By Jmelt Haaid Player Who Ever Per­ him anutoer opportunity to dis­ players on the visitor’s roster. The German-controlled Monte Is restored, you can discourage 1 ed cold Quick-frozen bakea- by Chester Morrison of I4BC,- fol­ natra Returns; 8:30, Jack Carson Aircraft nine of East Hartford to Homs runs— Nicholson, Chleasea I (OeatiBMd from Pago One) The last fit# th r shape and pro­ Main street, who has a nice selec- j Bacon, oil e&, and creantf cheese. A. P. Sports Writer play In vl1- ians from using the etreeU from gered gardens in ihany sections of that Is put out for household o f NBC and Morrlaon were heard. ger’s program; 9:30, George Olsen lluui betray the German people’s have a number of plated sliver Philadelphia and Washington’s Matfsey, /CUfl Msasay, Smoke Hoi­ Rose and Vic Pagani comprise ,817. nunset to dawn and banning vehi- New England and E. L, Newdick, for life. ... j 'mayonnaise,' Tranamtosiona .were of a few min­ bainl; 10:30, Pages o f Melody. . . . With' Ballou out of the playoffs, Tutoday evening, at the West Side teith In the Army.” silvar. A walled shoe— it has a tjjlrd baby cups at the unusuaUy low : Bacon and hard-cooked egg, chill fertile soil with a comfortable bock, ck Stratton, B lllyD i^er the starting oiAeld. All are wilar traffic. All places of enter­ chief of the Maine Agricultural de­ Bags that are too far gone for utes’ duration, with signals imder- MBS — 8:15, Nick O r te r ; 8:30, the P.A.’« will probably counter Oval should be a great game when The traveler said he believed that. dimension running around the Whether You’re Going Back | 1-2 game lead StiU In U ct and E: F litt on hand. The two members of the /Pratt *md Whit­ W right Biggest WtBMV tainment wer,- ehut down and sale partment, Bureau of Animal In­ an amateur to reclaim, can be re­ price of $2.85. sa'iice. standable but tending to "mush” Guy Lombardo Orchestra; . 8:30, with Walt Pawlowskl of East the veterans Under the direction of stt least 80 per cent of the pro- i ------_ front half—will give more comfort Bs«et>aU men had predicted the Masse; brothers formed aa sweet ney team ot West Hartford, tbs Chicago—Wsrrsn Wright’s Odo-1 flMSlmnl Geman Army ofl^era of alcoholic beverages was forbid dustry, said "Uirce days of rain stored by professionals, who will To School Or Back On the somewhat. First Nightor. Hartford who la on their list but to fe e t that i.-e thicker than usual. The aluminum pot that calls the j Are you really sure about toe Broiraies could come home, with Bill Brenpen, will oppose toe Twi­ a double play combination as loiial East Hartford league’s top team. met Form was blggaat raenay wM - ] would be worth five million dollars re-dye, re-llne, re-nap, put In a Job, Now Is the Time Tn hasn’t aa yet appeared in a league LiHsr bslleve ttw war Is lo st den. kettle black— and vice versa— c m safety of those woolens you put their first American Leag;ue flag light League champion Pollalt fans. have ever seen, amd , when The entirs Pi A W; InfleM will ner at Arlington meat this to Maine’s potato farmers.” Best average heel height for gen-, Plan for a New Permar'’n« , Hildegarde, who took over, orig­ Thursday programa: NBC—8 game at toe Oval. new backing, and give you new be brightened on the Inside. U away In toe spring? Probably not, "In toe bag” If they could manage Americana. these/two get out there again, side Danny mer with $185,875. eral wear and walking Is I 1-2 inally for toe summer,-^hen Red a. m.. Mirth and Madneaa; 12:30 start the contest with Newdick said he had received a straps, clasps, zipper# or buckles. you’ll put water and pototo peel­ so It would be to your advanUge To Take You Into the Fa'l a .600 pace on their dnal visit to The Old Timers have not picked by /side, it will bring back 'report from southern Aroostook And when you get your old bag inches. Skelton left his Tuesday night p. m.. Sky High Orcheatra; 6:45, menjorfea o f thiy gocxl old days. ings Into It and will epbk untU to check over your stored things and Your New Clothes With NBC aeries to go into the .qgrvice, the Atlantic seaboard. any soft touch as fans can see aa county that many fields could- not hxed up, keep It that way by Front Page FarreU .. . . CBB -8:15 toe PA ’S are tops In present local y Kotoeb, Frits WUI^son , The pufehase of your fall suit silvery Iv.ster returns. and get out those garments about Your Head High. Moke la to continue into toe new season a. m.. Sing Along; 12 noon, Kate Opening In toe back yard o f the w produce "over half a crop at the tightening the load it habitually To eoo’K off a f lack/coatlng on which you’re uncertain. A ir and baseball circles. and Hook Bretmea, will appear lii ^whlch will be the backbone >f under a contract extension. . . . Smith; 4, Mtulne Corps program. defending champs In the Yankee best” and that prospects for an carries, emptying its contents be­ spray with toe new wonder pixm- An Appointment Today! The interan nine wdll feature toe outfield along with St. John COOL OFF! your winter wardrobe—is one that the oiitslda of an aluminum pot, Because Kay Kyser has decided . . B LU — 11 a. m., BteuktUft at Stadium, St Louis took three of :UEDULM estimated 60,000.000 buahel crop fore you put It away. For lU over­ uct Mlrra-moto. was perfected by some of the best ball players that and this quartet doesn’t need any should be made carefuUy. By place It In a larjtor vessel. In to stay , away from his Wednesday Sardi’s; 12:30 p. m'.'. Farm and four and moved on to Boston to were fading fast. ■ night keep, stuff w(th tissue as the famous Georg# Washln^on Manchester ever produeAd In the introduction to local diamond fans. Keep plenty of the things for cool drinks on hand ma’-clng this purchase at Mont- which there are wajte. and potato night NBC Quls five weeks longer Home Makers; 3:15, Hollywood divide s 4-game set TTie pace was Eastera Artificial let Supply Hit carefully as a toxlderjnlat would Carver. Tbl® is • R E A L nwth re- goo(l old day# and when this vet­ May Get Hyman Clearance^ Sale theae dasrs. You can buy them at Plnehurst. Ginger peelings, and bolL than the originally announced Star ’Dme. . . . MBS— 1:30, Lunch not sensational but, true to their Hartford at Utica. a prized bird, to puff out sides; to gortiery Ward you are assured of eran tt-am takes the field next Pitching to toe only problem of Ale, Moxie, Red Rock Cola, Pepsl-Cola, Sparkling Water, The heat also melted the supply quality at the most reasonable pellent and^ after using It every- eight, Phil HtUTis is continuing uiUi Lopez; 2:4g Jane Cowl; 4:30, 1844' gait, was in the consistent Albany at Blnghaihton. cushion folds and pleats. ■ 'Then toing la completely Immune from "Tueisda'y they won’t be out ■ there tha team with Sam Hyman not jret o f of artificial Ice In the metropoli­ prices. Do see the new group Gifts for the /serviceman throiigh September. . . . Music Waves variety. neighborhood of .600. Scranton at Williamsport. ScTcn-Up, Etc. Virginia Dare or Shurdne Syrhp (sev- put It away In a covered box. moth# and their deatructlon. just to put a suit On“ and run definitely signed. Hyman hoS been tan Boston area to such an extent faJ] suits they’ve just received, gifts you’re always on toe lookout W ith the Athletics and Senators Wilkes - Barre at Elmira (2) eral flavors) to mix with six parts of water, make nice that , pounds of pie cold Is is excellent too for rug# around, but will have their eye on working out. with the Hartford 1 000,000 they’re all wool. and come In for. Matthew / Wlor, 877 Main buried in seventh and eighth places ' . National stuff was hauled into the city last street, ha# a number of sugges- and. furniture.-.. If you’ve seen „ » upsetting toe best In tov/n today. Senators for the past two months drinks. Keep plenty of Grapefruit Juice, Orange and the Browns hoc. a chance to fatten Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. ’ and was expected to sign a con­ Men'8 and Young Men's night. Uona, such aV IdentlflcaUim brace­ moth lately, better get some Racing Notes their advantage while Boston De Brookljm At Cincinnati. Town s Best Performers Grapefruit Blend and Tomato Juice on hand. Unusual Luncheon ra-moto at McGill-Converse, 645 Rojo Puts Sims tract with the Hartford club. I f Harry E. Small, sales manager more could you ask for? lets and wallets. "The bracelets are trolt and Nev/ York take turna Boston at Chicago. The lineup will include Tommy I W hat n vellow golw filled and silver and Main streeL Sipples and what fan doesn’t re­ so he wUir not' appear, but If tlK> of the largest wholesale Ice dis­ ’The $50,000 St-rotoga handicap knocking one another off in their New Yoi-k^t St. Louis (night). veteran portaider who used to tributor In the city, said 18 trailer 1 ' \e for these quality own private feud. member Tommy? Sipples pitched PINEKURST FRUIT ------. A friend told me recently «f ^ Small Fry Need Food For Charm to»cel^% riudea engraving andj Ever tried steamed cbm? Strip Out in Seventh at Belmont Park on Saturday, tar Americaa stand batters on their heads, does, trucks, with a capacity of J®"® unusual luncheon menu which she * * Yom child’s beauty program Shuffles Hla Pltctaeta CMcago at Washington (night). for years, then shifted o v ir to first toe tax. /The Buxton waUets are | „,uch of the outer husk. ^ from a runaway for Devh Diver, base where he used his big bat to the PA’S will be In for a tough each, arrived In Boston fron. West enjoyed at a party not longlohg ago. should begin right at the dining Sewell drew praise for his skill St. Louis at Philadelphia (night) sometbiilg pretty special too, with Ujove silk. ’Then, with | h ^ knife. ball game. Hyman has fogged Snnkist Lemons and Oranges. I Acton. You may think It too bothersome Hiirtford Bouts Have promises to be hoUy contested, if in. shuffling his pitching staff CTteveland at New York. break up numerous ball games. . . . .2 lbs. 31c t *svenii7«ttoa cellophane flap#'for I cob Itself free from Woody W allett, one of toe flnaat th'&m up for many ^ teams Includ Ripe, Fine Flavored Peaches .. Another Ice concern rushed 200 for an everyday sort of meal but •nie rewards of totoy'^g^f^ p variations end of the stem and huslu. yesterda/s WMtney stokes, re­ which waa beginning to ihow seri' Detroit at Boston. In^ many years In' professional Cantaloupes. tons of natural cut Ice from an I think you’ll find it a deUghtful _____ complexion, I plctu: ’ 2d SnPprise When Har­ garded aa a prep for the weekend ous signs of wear and tear. When catchers in toe state will appear In ' Ice Cold Watermelons. habits are a smooth | 1 ^ t do not remove cob from toe toe catching role. Fans used to get ball-) Blackberries. I Andover storage house to meet Idea for a bridge dr luncheon par­ shining hair and a prattler figure the the lily race, is any indlcatioil. Slg Jskucki was batted out for Signed As Line Coach Plums. Grapes. 1 bosks. T ie toe remaining husks quite a- kick out of Wixidy throw­ RaVKoIland, the grand old man I heavy demands from toe Army, ty. Inotead of an ordinary salad rison KO’s Doty. Devil Diver, a 1 to 4 favorite, the second straight time yesterday, tomorrow. Radiant health is toe lowfolk Pat Kids In SUtohes ] yrlth string s^ut to# c^. Place BEAUTY SALON ing out base runners attempting to of tM ’Tvrilight League, will ap­ Navy and Coast Guard. being served, several varieties chalked up his fifth Straight In the the Browns boss wss able to come Hamilttm, N.-Y., Aug. 16— (8 V - best guarantee of loveliness that „ glan.oroua Fifth'Avenue shop heavy kettle with very little Maude TnrtdagtMi. steal, while squatting down. Wal­ pear'mto the Old 'Timers as a And speaking of thlhjgs cool were offered. These were ar­ Hartford, Aug. 16—(P)—Genero Whitney as expected,-hnt'st toe up with cspabli relief work from Milton C. Bruhn, former Univer­ any gtri can have— whether she Is turning out thousands pf articles I ixiillng water. Cover and sttam Proprietreso. lett to still In toe gams and It to pltcher.X Holland is an all around PINEHURST VEGETABLES — the Weather bureau reported a ranged individually, each plate 1* finish of the long mile and one Tex Shirley and George Caster sity of Minnesota flucky and skin dlsmdsra. produce plnt-slxed ' suits and Whitney. ' J ' Helen Harrison's French Dressing with Chutney, or Promises Relief pear, get busy immsdlatriy. The | ^jf^^aes fo r the sons and daughters | round main bout last night. Detroit called on Dlzsy ' "Trout watch some o f thA greatest play­ very decorative meat . N ot only did ho score a knock­ The “Diver,” In picking Up first and Hal Newbot^er in relief of ers M the history A f,Manchester Reg. $18.50 Values Robertson’s French Dressing. B y TTTe A s s i s t e d P re s s ” of Navy 'men. I prise o f $11,600, was timed In 2:09. Distributed by the Navy Relief out by planting a stiff right on his Stubby Ovsrmirp to nose ou( Phila­ perform when tot^ld Tlmefa Cucumbers. Green .Peppers. Easterners and' southerners, per- opponent’s Jaw, but R ojo algo won He paid $2.60 straight X. Society, the garments have .no delphia tn 11 Innings, 3-2. It was take the field. \ 1 spiring unhappily in a protracted 56” Woolens every round up to the finish. ’The New Cabbage. Celery. hint of that charity look. No two I the 18th victorv for Newhouser, I above-90-degree-^t spelL looked margin In ea>'h round was clos^ Winners of featured races at ♦ A n d In basketball wa. can’t let up Becker’s Beefs Iceberg Lettuce. Back to School —^ *tra zaads exactly aUke, and tbel the Tigers ace southpaw, tying By Hugh Fullerton, gr, hopefully to thewfcst and mlddla. n e w f a l l c o a t s however, and Sima 'waa very mucH other tracks': Mm with TTOul fo r most won. New Yoric, Aug. 16—(P)—Iced ogiUnst the Chinese at all.” .25 RED, RIPE TOMATOES (for salads or canning). m oet^lnstaklng attenUon to given FOR west today where soine cooler tem- In toe running until.''the moment At Garden Stoto: Artel-pUght New York stuck M the race by Newest Alibi >eratures Indicated relief might to proper cutting, styling, hem­ "T ” formations—or why w*dt imtll 4 eier had too he was flattened. , $17.40. downing Chicago, 8-1, when Bill If Georgia’s football teem lacks 1 reach the heat-baked east by Fri- N o sdKwl ming and evan pressing. I a n d SUITS New Year’s day? . . .The first a fullback this fan, Coach W*^y as fai her ward- Since the workroom started ini The semi-final ended In ' a..stiv^ At Narraganaett: N a m $2.80. 2ubtr surprised with a^neat three- I day or Saturday. many jumper football “bowl” gams of 1844 was BtitU can blame tha newsprint Reg. $18.00 Values p in e h u r s t f r e s h fish ated here to 1988, more than 74,000 Items have pnse, too, with A t Harrison, At Washington Park: Bolus, Mtter In Ms first start since July robe! The one Hollywood — Vogns and Butteriefc played In Panama Aug. 1; another shortage . . . When Wally wound Minnesota and toe Dakotas re­ to young been turned .out. Of toese bettor I 153 1-2, of Brooklyn, N . Y~ ionock- $4A0. ’ 22. Oevstond snapped a 6-game particularly a] Psttaen Bsivles Is scheduled In ChteA sometime In up spring practice with the annual Mackerel. Butterfish. Flounder Fillets. ported cool weather, while in Chi­ glrUk Three or" ftour blousee o f »Ji«n____ 4,500____ were Individual chil-| ing out toe popular Geor^ "Red” A t Detroit: Sir Sprite. $18A0. losing itreak but had to go IS In­ November wlth,Q>I. Bob Neylond, G-Day game, he hod two good Haddock Fillets. cago thundershowers cut record various colon and materials, womi dnn«s garments sewn from ma- Ckity, 1^8 1-2, o f H artford Ip four nings to shade Washington, 1-0, on HODBSi Dally 8 A. h. - 6 P •*. , rounds. ’The bout was scheduled former Tennessee tutor, snd L t fullbacks . . . On Monday Mter heat yesterday and were expected wlth a ptald wool or gingham terlato contributed by clothing I Jockey WUUe. BaUley rode four Ksn Kritnsr’s single scoring Oris Hartford,.. If Swordfish reaches Boston In time . . . we wjll Ss tordsy 8 A. M. - 5 P. M. for bUl • . CoL Fred Thomscn. o f Arkansas toe game, the best of the pair quit to keep temperature down today. Jmper win giro a tchool girl a from infancy right through thel winners at Washington Parit, In^ H oek stt A1 Szrith o f the t r ^ and Albany ...... have center cuts of this favorite summer fish. New York and New England I oppoKslng coaches . . . . Tk# because he thought Atlanta news­ nice variety o f emffume. teens—kmttod -Infant sweaters, Lou ralco, 128, of Middletown, eluding BoMs in the Alsab haadl- Dutch Leonard of theiNats each Williamsport I continued to swelter in a week- caught a tarts* In Bobby Matoewa, esp and both sads of a $218.20 Mongo bowl gams In Panama was papers didn’t givs~M m enough QUICK HOT V\*EATHER DISHES----- Pattern No. S6M to In ctoea 6, hathrobas, blouses, skirts, coats, | sHowsd four Mts and went all the Utica ...... long heat wave. Boston reposted 128, of New Toilc, who knocked daily douhls. touch-tackle gams between publicity In their atoriea of the BinHuunton ., 8.. 10, and 14 yeara. ^ *. way. Reg. $17.95 Values Hygrade or Armour’s ^ I rii consecutive days of record 12 Mm down throe times tuid wadked elgbt-msn tooms In wMch the contest . . . The other kid decid­ Scranton ...... jwper. requires 1 T-S yards of CHENEY BROTHERS PltUhurgh rolled to its ninth CORNED BEEF HASH ...... 4 cans 99e breaking temperatures for each off with a six-round derision. Alaab’s "folRg asray” party Ps(;lflo coast champions, the Coast ed to follow his buddy home. Wilkes . Barre 88-ineb material; blouse, 1 8-8 '’>es*r- ' straight, disposing of Boston, 7-S, Puritan Chopped P o rk .. .Slice and Serve Cold., .can 44c I I day. Maine woods were closed s$ REMNANT S.AI.ESROOM In two fou^roundsrs, WMtey was wajsbed ou' by a rainstorm Artillery "Hemltooors” Ucked the Today's Guest Star Elm ira ...... yards. on a thrse-run spurt in the eighth Panama . mobile force "Jungle Al Bu(^ New Yoril'Post: “Gar. Tongue. Vermont Chicken In Glass. fires raged through toouaanda of BOAD MANCHBSTBll Co*qr. 158, o f N ew B rltam and A1 Jpst before the fifth raea at Wash' that gave Xpvler Res— Wanting secutive days of heat would be I cester on Aug. 11 amd Flnaxao for over A1 aetbsaussr. *Uly nuts and physically stole out wouldn’t stop arguing over a de- Philadelphia $ 1 2 - 4 5 Are you nsing Pepperidge Farm Brgad for Sand- The Sum m er to'cool her car off, a dafehiM work­ broken today with a p r ^ c ts d 87 l7s OlVB ORBBBN STAMPt. (allure to appeaur fo r a scheduled at tha and of u m Uaa.” . . . A s claton In tk W recant gom e at Booton .... wIchisT * I degree temperature. boot at West Springfleld on Aag. er ruiDisd to tbs paiktaig lot, threw special ascries offtear fo r the 14th Naakvilla, TMuC, the groundskeep­ Brooklyn .. Pianos and 14th. . . opsB tbs doors o f bar autoaioblla, W a have juat received a large shipment of Douva- Many temperatures recorded In Season ' sir foreS) ‘niainaaa haa orgonlxad er ended the dlepute —and the OPEN gATURDAT EVENINGS UNTIL G R E E N L roUsd devra tha wtadowa, aad thea nnmarons laagaea la volley boU, gam> by turning out the lights I the ekst early today weTO running Aecordions At Last Of Ila*i (P Warn stepped back to ebsek a tire. A Xosss OKr—■Brign A rt Ompa, I two or three degrees higher than ' ' • STAM PS = favorite indoor apart during the . . . When Joe Oordoa, ex-Yankee Bum who bad bsaa watehtag tbs fonnar Marquette star who aoco- rainy jjagaon. aonboU, basketball now playing Army boll In HawotL State Collage, Po.—Roy Kurow- I yesterday. ■ KEMP’S Oamdsn. N . 3-—Ik s lost a t the INtXXtPOaATBD proosadlnga. promptly eUaibod ki­ ad tha S n t touchdown against uU nort—k Te eouldn!t shake off a hatting riunR akL brother at the OoMUnala* third Various temperatures; touls- GUSTAFSON'S I Man O’ Wars—dvs JuvoaBss tram lo tbs ear, said tbac^ aad drova Notro Dome loot year, will assist runs track moete, tenMs.t e n i^ boKlagI haisiiian and also ooUsd "W M toy,” IvUle, 78; Minneapolis, 60; KEMP'S 788 MAIN STREET T E L . 6680 ha tried awingtng from m Im BrowaWH Shoe Store I Big Redk Sam! erop are la the (Bsa off. Stuna^ the worker, peer­ l i t Osmdr: Jack Msogher In . . . "Ws try to play gomes that sida and banged out two trlplee, a is trying football for too first time Duluth. Minn.. 48; CIevMe«»d. »4; Home of Prifidaire ? \ Qroceni.9nc. INC Furniture and MuSie ilM d ls Pana string at Gardsa ed around. Tss, thers waa b tr car, coaching the Ssohawks (oothoU our AStea'play,” he explains, “so St Bvnn State, where he sUrrsd in New York, 82; W lad olp h le, SO double and a single In dve tli ■ 'y'L MAIN STREET PURNiniltE A MUSIC ses MAIN SntEET 8 nap bad|. haws oosoa local coaBoUtloa. Chlcsga 72; Detroit. 78; Mllwsa- 766 M ainSL TcL MSO Ik daknsM aioek ’ ffOM SJAU armory Ikse. 74; Fszfo, N. D:. Char [lotts, B. a , ^1U; Omaha, 78. . • -iV; 1

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M ANCH^raR EVENING H E R A L D . MANCHESTEB. CONN^-WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 16. 194i aAXSOUlijSTcd ElVCmMU IUGEAJLiD, MANUUffSTER, UUNN., WEDNEBDAT, AI'GUST 16, 1944 FAG* THlRI

Announcements 2 Automobiles for Salt not they will bury the enmity. It is Mrs. NeighlMr But Isn’t your HOLD EVEUVrHIN( Lost and Found AUGUST ^L E ! PRE-WAR type J ju t^ tc u beat to mind 'your own business son rsther youiig to Join the srmy ? 1937 CHEVROLET sedan, would KUOPLNO * KsiPUB of chim FOR SALE—AUTOMATIC O. 4 burner gaa rangea. 36 Inch else G attified and refrain from interfering. Mrs. Friend- Well, he la very l o s t —KEY CASE at Oloba Hol­ make a nice family caf< TW* car neya valleya Bashings, ana gut­ Ironei. Apply 17 Park street and apartment model. Rtductlona jA ttuifyeut Sense and Nonsense Whatever outelde Intereste may young, but, then, you see, he is WtK)D EOK SALE, for t*oyi or low, Saturday afternoon. Reward. could be bought rig h t Also 1988 te rs . Done SsperUy >hi¥ . reason­ of $10.00. ’lenson's, 113 Main distract or distrasa you, keap them only going to Jola the infantry. flr^lace, a cord. Call 6370. ably by your local roofer E V AdverUsements Call 4733, Oldsmoblle convertible couptj i FOR s a l e -PRE-WAR baby car­ street. '' intwiweeee aome folka feo* the need of keep­ himself. in the baclreround 'while you are Coughlin. Tel. 7707. 890 Wood EISEMHOUEIi mUaA at work. Dwelling upon other A district having been subjected WANTiT®!—ALL____KXNDS of elec­ with rumble seat radio and heat­ riage. Call 8340. SMALL APARTMENT else gas Hava you svsr bssn annoysd be­ ing their own ccunael. Then It la WThan parents Intarisra with l o s t —A WAUjET conUlnlng a tric wlrlnlg and repairing. Any er. These cars must be seen to land. For Rent For Sale FIrtI BioRraptiy of Amoriea's Oroat OoiiorRl problems will interfere with your to aeveral earthquake shocks a rertisonenb range. Also a coal hot water Oeorrtgat, put*, Amm W—Swifd Mllleri cause well-maaning relatives oc hard to help but bast to keep ai* their cblldren's plans, thinking to ta r n auin of money attd valuable slse Job gb>en prompt attention- be appreciated. Krol Motors, 868 DAYTON MEAT SLICHHl—Hand iNeiitbMitS, HBa S«mec, im . lent on the aubjeet. Sometimes a inefficiency, rgnore them for the married couple eent their little boy papers; waa lost at the Sheridan heater. 182 Walker street T o Buy T o Sell friSnds have tried to Interfere with save them from haartachaa later, day. If you must wrestle with to an uncle who lived outelde the ^ Rent For Sale Phone 8975______7 p. m. Center stieet Open evenings 'tU MoTlng—Trucking— operated. Good condition, $86.00. your plane? Most of ua have prob­ financial problam can ba aolvad if they mey be the ones making tha t^unire yesterday y ift^oon. 9. Weldon’a Luncheonette,-901 Main a friend can offer a plan to saae them, wait until you reach your danger none. A day or two later i^id er return same" to' M,me StoragB 20 UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC rangea. Rest lik ed and Least Social “boss” was called to Washington ably hod such axperiOncee. Un­ mlsUkas. Parenu reveal wisdom room and you can thrash them out they received the following tele­ B uy T o WE WONDER *t good s tre e t. Variety of gas, electric and com­ and mads a major gsnsraL and pleasant rssulU followed for us. your burdan and you oan gradu­ when they train thatr ohildran fdace. Large reward. food or low priceS>^at attracts 1938 CHEVROLET COUPE, heat* XV ally repay it. better. Inadequate finances may gram: 'eldon’a. 901 er, gcod tires, $8.60 weekly. WIU AUSTIN A CHAMBERS CO.- bination ranges, parlor heatera, Mickey was left behind at Fort it is quite ImpoMlbla to.foreoea the early to chooea for thamselves. be the problem for many of us. "Am returning youF^boy. Send s j j r so many to lunch at W Traller van service.. Removals FOR SALE—ONE ICE BOX. Call pot bumera, circulation heaters' Apartments, FIdta, The speed and efficiency with Sam Houston In 't'exas. But Ma- outcome, when we are tempted to As a friend., once remarked: lYhan they have important daci* Main street accept trade. Hrunner’a, 80 Oak­ Which Elsenhower works and There la ao little difference In the Budgst systems seem to aid mahy earthquake." Annooncements land street Open evenings ’UU 9. from cosst . > coast deluxe equip­ 8922. and kerosene heatera Chambera' Tenements 63 Jor-Geneml Eisenhower did not interfere with another’s plana. elons to make, they will be able to By pruning expenditures down t( ment craUng/ packing and ator- Warehouse. Manchester Green. acts was demonstrated to corre-1 mm. He ssnt for Mickey to ten it causae hesrtmohM thmi^h spalling between the two words do It xvithout confusion, STEEPLE TOM CLEANS ,0^^ Call 5191. ‘Heir and ‘Hell the bone, the amount saved can be A designer eaj^a a lot of the {ah lo s t and Fonad ags.'^ AGENT NORTH AMERI­ TWO PAIR USED garage doore, 4 ROOM APAR7'M*^»7t ' to------rent. spondents who complained about come to the nation's capital. we only wanted to help. Mdtlves p.’ Only one letter A friendly intereat can keep a applied toward bills. R you dc your NEED-MONEY! ARE TOT buy­ chimneys, specialty. Call Mag- BENSON’S ARE ALLOWING up miUtary censorship in England, are misunderstood. They/'resent But what a differenceiTff In mean- styles have very simple flguret. nell's t ^ g Co., Main street___ ^ 1934 STUDEBAKER, full price CAN VAN LINES INC EsU- 4’ by 8’. Half price. W. G. Glenney Duplex street, completely fumlab- ’ "Mickey," ekcialmed the major person from taking a reckless, best With what you have, it li fool­ [)T*8 STOGKDIOB and ing a used ear? Do you need car matea t“i all parts of O. 8. A Ts» Co. Phone 4148- to $50 for your old living room ^Od. Telepho.n4 '^25. th e general asked for spMlflo general, “how isrould ^ u Ilka to our "meddllnE" /' Ing!” Help is often Juet a ftw fast dangeroiM atep. It may even j>ra* No, he is not talking about the — atse 0 and a genuine $95. 1933 Chrysler sedan, full away. It you aak for It. And U may ish to worry about the outcome. price tago. . repairs? Let us hdlp you with price $86. 1933 Bulck sedan, full 5’87. suite toward the purchase of a complaints and found that there go to London with me? If you SCO a man In dSiep dcapair, vant him from soaking death. Good For worry will not cure any ills. bolt at Olobe Hollow, Bun- your financing ImmedlaU service. FOR SALE—PRE-WAR folding new apring-filled suite. Priced' were only two censors who were Mickey said he was "flabber­ try to lift him out qH t After dli- transform a gloomy outlook Into counsel la important and a strong, r nttemoon. Blndly phono 4804 Call a-1735 now. The Manchester Automobiles for Sale price $76. These 3 cars have good Whitney baby carriage.’ CaU one with hope for the future. It only inct'eases them. You can rubber. Also run good. Krol $159.95 up. Come In and Houa^ for Rent ^ ' 65 working 24-hoitr stretches. After gasted." "Bure," he gald. "TU go cuasion Of hla p ^ le m , you may helping hend ahould be offered. tackle ymir job with more energy Guide—This usstle hss stood for ■ B, or return articles to 188 Home: Credit 889 Main street Repairing 23 8475. -— them over! Benson’s, 718 Main hearing the complaint lata in the anywhere you gOi genend." both find a solutioa for it. On the Conetructive Interference la val­ That ia the right kl.>d of interfer­ seven hundred years. Not a stons •'if 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, 1941 Motors. 868 Center street Open FOR REOT'—IN BOIADN, 4 uable. For instance, when a person if you school yourself to avoid ) street. Manchester, Oonn. Booms 8-6-7. street. afternoon, correspondents found "All right," Eisenhower replied. othei hand, if.be will not confide in ence. worrying about anything. , hat been touched, nothing altered, Dodge sedan, 1941 Pontiac eedan. evenings 'till 9- ■ PIANO TUNING and repairing; FOR sa le;—BABY Carriage and itxims and bath, Sull^le for 2 hs had remedied the situation /ou, do not press him for Informs is dlecourageif t> the point of los­ If two friehde of youra have -nothing replaced. and 1941 Chevrolet aedan, 1941 Lin­ adults only. Electric move neces­ Go bomb and get your mother’s WANTED RIDE TO P ratt 1940 CHEVROLET • PICK tJP player piano specialty. John bathlnette, practically new. Call i FOR sa le;- WARDROBES and when they discovered four cenliofS permission tlon. T hat la tactleu.^ It la ho com- ing hope. Hts conftdanca In him* quarreled, It may not be eaiy to Touiist—They must hav# the ______TELLOW c a t Whitney, East Hartford, down coln Zepher, 1941 Bulck sedan, Cocherham, 28 Bigelow street 2-1272. bureaus, with separate mirrors. sary. Pffine 9452 for appoint­ fort t/hlm , to have a .riend per­ •elt la shattered by repeated fail­ ‘The, end of the world eventually seme landlord 1 do. 1940 Pontiac sedan, 1940 Oldsmo­ truck, good condition, good tires. at work the next morning. Let mother McKeogh, back reconcile them through your ef­ rgSM or 8184. Reward. ToUand Turnpike, P“ *: the TeL 4219. Pioneer House, 9a Forest street m ent In England Eisenhower soon be­ horn* In Corona, tell the rstt Of sist/when he has shown no desire ures financially. If you can imbua forts. You may only antagonize Will arrive if you keep your foot blle sedan, 1939 Pontiac sedan, 1940 Packard 6, low mileage, pre­ EXDR SALE^-BABTS play pen him with fresh confldance In him* "Hey, Schultz! Lettering la my land cemetery, 8:80-12 shift. Ckll war tires, exc^ent condition Open 3 p. m.-5:30 p. m. came a pleasant legend and was this story. "My permission? Why tq-talk about it. Troubles fre- them toward yourself. Hie decision on the gas and your eye off the I It a always fal. weather tilt plc- -1 OOU> EARRINO with 8187. 1938 Chevrolet coach and 1937 and pad, walker, training chair, known aa the "best liked and leaat .^ently ss«m lighcsr whan w>- have Btif, that ia better than giving him should rest with them whether or road. I nice get together. depaftnienU" net cenUr, »>e^n Poster Bulck aedan. Brunner’a, 80 Oak­ throughout Cole Motors. Call $12 complete. Tel. 3375 or jiqulre Summer Ho^i^ for Rent 67 nothing on earth could keen Private Instructions 28 FOR SALE—GAS STO'VE, kitch­ social of American officers.” Mickey from going to the ends oi shared them with a friend. But cash to invast It helps him to help ■. I Center street Call 7819^ FOR SALE—GREEN hard land street Open evenings 'till 9, 4164. 34 Lewis street. en cabinet practically new; also e l o c u t io n —roREUGN accenU I FOR r e n t /—LARGE SHORE His treatment of military men tbs earth If the general said jio!” SulUble for fireplace, atovM or Call 5191. dinette $et and all metal Ice-box. is unique and informal. Corre- fumacet, $15. cord, delivered. Tet removed. Clear speech. An k front cotU^ge at Coventry Lake. General Eisenhower also RED RYDER Misunderstood BY FRED Hi 1940 DODGE COACH, rebuilt Motorcycle*—Bicycles 11 pedal advantage to cnlldren, FOR SALB—GOOD 8IZEU5 dog­ 148 L^ox street AvallabUi rom August 26th on. ■pondente one day overheard the his quartsrs with a SoottY puppy, FUNNY BUSINESS 7849. All mMem Improvement* In- following conversation: an acquisition of thr'^nsral’s motor, good tires, radio, heater, tutoring In arithmetic, language house. Apply 24 Hemlock street “Hello. . . . Yes, thii Is Ike. . . <50 6ET RY0£E.4i9"f\" r\OU5E' AKN':? HiLE AGE woman able sawriga for tractors. Dfiblln 2 adults, 4-7 rooms. In Manches­ Sand tO R SALE COTTAGES paying tht limit; any year, any to work part time In modern dry ORDER BINDER TWINE now. Tractor Company, Proridence ter' or vicinity. CMl 4698. the duration of the war. This pol­ Owner leaving town . Permanent position. Part model; two buyera, no delay. CaU cleaning plant Pleasant and -In- Don’t wait. Place your order now Roful, Willimantlc. icy was decided upon when, at a HOWOy.^OVW'b'.AH S.'L'b MANWt VOO blViT 6.LND TO OL’ Ta&'t ? PERMANENT residents needs 4-5 London party, he found himself bcD nice 6-Room Sin At 2-1709 or Barlow’s Motor Sales, tsreatlng wort. Telephone 2-0080* for Ward's insect repellent treat­ STO??t'D CW'L’R OKi ACCOOWiT OOKiT VOQIt or full time. 16 Bralnard Place, Town. ed, free running twine, $6.27 per room single. ^ A-1 references. at the handshaking end of a re­ Q—Who minted the first gold Cfr THYb OWi 90'Q[Ty H!X\0 le^ located on a fine streeL WANTED—WOMEN and girls to ceiving line of 2,600 persons. Coventry Lake 50 pound bale. Montgomery Ward Musical Instruments 53 Write Box J, Herald. coins? XeiKX TO w av w ?OE>T O'O't'a xoo -a VWAR J o t water heat, garage; lot The Center Pharmacy do bench work, steady work, good and Company,* Farm Store, 43 War needs all his time, the gen­ , A—Croesus, King of Lydia In (About 20 Miles East WANTED TX- RENT ^6-6 room eral believes, and as a result he K\V\‘b T'iOXEjNT : — , VPK TW CQ09b ^ OyAV , 75 X 210 f t , nicely land- of Hartford) Business Services Offered l«l pay. Apply Tober BaaebsU, Elm PurneU'Place. Tel. 4748. I FOR SALE-*A USED < FT. 4 the 6th century P.. G. g f pad. Good abe g a rd ^ atreet Inch Weber Grand piano. Mahog­ house or 'flat permanent resi­ prefers the quick interview to the V\K’t\ ^OV , TO y tv s i any case, beautiful tone and ac­ dence. CaU 2-1001. formal conference. He hates daw-' Q—Which month • is called Property In excellent condl- These cottages have every f l o o r s a n d in g 1 FOR SALE—FANCY lima beahs. dllng and unnecessary respect.i Laying and Finishing tion. Only $495. For |uU particu­ “mares’ month" in horse racing? V 'Han. Low price and terma convenience and the rental Help Wanted— CaU 8039. lars. Address P. O. Box 766 Hart­ When a Junior officer hesitated be­ A—Scptembci. The ladies are J. E. ..ensen—Phone 2-0920 Houses for Sale 73 fore entering hia office, Ike income for July and August If No Answer—6329 Male or Female 37 ford, Conn. believed to run best then. ranges from $250 to $350. WANTED FOR SALE —SOUTH Coventry. growled, "Look here, dammit, if 1 LUNCHEONETITE — Sodu dis­ Household Goods 51 A SLJGHTLi used Kimball made you have anything, bring It in. Q—What new .b is s e l l st r e e t — Prices are from $1,500 to WASHER, V/CUUMS. IRONS, AU year hj^se, 4 rooms, large lot. improvements *lt*6 that always-tired guy—;we had to do something to h a r d w a r e d e p t . penser, come in and talk It over OUR 33RD AJTNUAL spinet piano, mahogany case, like Don’t act like this was a boudoir. ’ have been made on Army’s ba- 12-Room, 2-Fam!ly to aet- $$,500 with moderate cash lamps, etc., •.epalred. AU parts now. Weldon’s Luncheonette, 9011 Price $2,300. Teims arranged. M. He ate at "home” while he was keep him /rom breaking so many handles 1’*- ^ MANAGER avaUabla 24-hour service, charg- new. 1080 Main street, Hartford, Cualck, Boltdp Lake, oeventb zooka ? tioaaeatate. Call for par- requirements, balance be­ Main street. AUGUST SALE Conn. In London because a standing rule A—Frame fitted to shoulder for Blxperteuce preferred but not oa C. O. D. Manchester 2-1489 hdujie on Rockrille Road. forbids smoking in British club greater accuracy; two-section tfeslara. ing carried by very reason aeceeaary.~ Oond aulary to start mornings or evenings. Is Now Going On I 2 PlANC ACOORDIANS. A-1 con­ FOR SAIE—3’ODERN 6 ROOM dining rooma Not knowing of thisframe for easier carrying: rear SIDE GLANCES BY GAl-BRAlTH able monthly payments. and good opportunity for od- Situations Wanted— Here’s Your Chance dition. C. Pamham, 7 Drive C, regulation he Ohce lit up in a club section strengthened voaoement. Apply Manager: house, .^fireplace, picture book for greater 4-FSmHy. 16 Om a s h e s a n d r u b b is h removed. ] Male / 39 To Buy And Save Silver Lane Homes, Town. kitchen, etorm windows and after a meat course and was im­ safety. Hfanta from Blaln atre^ Tel 2-1588. W. Schultx. mediately corrected by his host THE ALLEN a c c o u n t a n t w il l Keep books Here we go again with more „ screens, braXs plumbing, extra ALLEY OOP Oop Is Doing All Right BY Y, T, HAMUH Bsiri 11164 per yaar. 15% Montgomery 58 large landscape lot excellent and some waiters. After this ex­ Q—Does our government have A neat In- by single or double entry meth­ super values for August! WhlU the Wanted to Buy perience he ate In the hotel suite any post' ar planning committees? REALTY CO. PAINTING AND PAPER hanging ods. Prepare profit an dlost state supply lasts some of you first- 1 locaUon. Call 2-1238. that was his London, home. A—About a hundred, uncorre­ WIN© the self-sufroent Word & Co. oootA IN A stalled Jeep, Realtors done reasonably. Phone 466L menta, balm. . sheeU, continuous, comers will snatch up unbelievable FOR SALE—IN OOVtemiY, 6 "Eisenhower Flat" was guarded lated and distributed among the J ust id imprcss 824-828 MAINETREET bargains in fine living room suites, WANTED— HOSPITAL bed for THE SC6NB SHIFTS A FEW 95S Main Street TeL 330) periodic or balance sheet Audits invalid. Reasonable. Call 2-1634^ room single, all improvement^ by U. S. Marines. On the tp;> floor, various departments. y o u THAT WH6N miles east to an Call systems. State and Federal tax bedroom suites and quality dining small garden plot close to scj^ool, ■the general’s offices were located. SAV BACK UP, IMPOSIN& STRUCTURE room furniture. This furniture The exact situation of the General Q—What is a good home rem­ I CAN BACK return C. P. Findlay, 893 Summit nice hard road, needs some mlnoi IT UP.' IN EZlONl-aeBER, FOB RENT street comprises one of our biggest par- WANTEX) TO BUY EIECJTRIC repairs. Can move In on few dayaj Headquarters was kept a seml- edy for emotional shock, .such as IN of lator. Two dormers, aide pomh, A—Annapolis; France’s naval We have full-time and part-time work avail­ and Satter crossed. WUl trade for occasional pieces, kitchen furni­ copper plumbing, wired for elec­ “It mads me feel as though 1 WANTED—EXECTRIC Washing were living In 'aln,” he said. tralhing academy ia at Brest. 16-gauge gun. double barrel or ture, rugs and floor-coverings, and machine. In good condition. Call tric stove, lot 75x165, near burn | HELP able on essential war material for: FEMALE HELP pump. CaU RockyUle 619. nursery furniture. There Is furni­ 8847 after 6 p. m. $6,000. Inquire 16 Turnbull Road. Present and post-war op- ture for eve*ry room and moat The general lived. In London portvfhUy for a few steady needs. See these outstanding with hla close personal friend and FRECKLES AND UlS FRIENDS Looking Ahead BY MERRILL BLOSSEB' WANTED Sewing Machine Operators, Spinners, Doffers, Live -Vehicles values now at All ert’s and SAVE! .Rooms Without Board 591 naval aide, Lieutenant f^immand- Paper Machine Tenders - workers to learn cone sr Harry C. Butcher. Controllers, Twisters, Slubbers, and Miscel- winding and sliein winding. I f o r s a l e -o n e s o w , s ix Branch of Connecticut’s , Largest j FURNISHED ROOM, PRIVATE The two men closest to GCharal Male. weeks old 'pigs. One Fordson Furniture Store COTTAGES Tbe Situation: You have had a D o iT sou think YOJhg iNio, sne has I OROCRED A MOTOR. I OONY THINK 1 WANT V> 'home, next U bath, near bus line. Eisenhower are Butcher i^d BEING UMBUe. LABO,. / IT COMING BOAT. A SPORT ROAD- TkOST MY ^FUTURC IN TH paper . Machine _ Helper*— Apply: tractor as la. 0$11 3030. •■Mickey" McKeogh, the generaTs; most enjoy^le visit in the home laneons Opcirators. A-D-B-Bl-R-T-S 338 Summit street TeL 4531. ^ friends and want them to know IN PUNISHING HILDA? /A. JO sreR and a sapphire- HANDS OF A GIRL WHO I 48 Allyn S t—HarUord FOR RENT AT orderly. "Butch,” now 43, Is a NECKLACE ON THE SO FLITTER-WITTED/ 1 YOUNG FRBaHl»lEa> cow and [ r o o m in PRIVATE home fOr wjiat a good tim e‘you had during STRENGTH OF FMOMG ALDON SPINNING ColUe dog s^le. CaU. ..anytime, village boy from Sprlngvllle, la. Dry Loft Workera—Male, Trainees will be accepted for all types of work. AUGyST SALE of Dlnnerware: 2 dgslrabl woman, co-.venlently His wife and Gmieral Hhsenhower’s yoUr stay- _ > GOLDI/..-THBN AY 2-0065. |ted. Kit^dien privllegee. Tel. COVENTRY Wi^ng/tVay: Write a somewhat THE LAST MINUTE laboratory AssIsUnt — MILLS for 1 deal. EYee 8 cup > offei mak­ lobated wife were intimate friends ahd HILDA TELLS S « THAT Male or Female. No All hiring in accordance with Area Stabiliza­ Tnloottvllle. Conn. er with each 32-53 or 100 piece 2-00^ betweei. 6-8 p. m. lived togethei\ln Washington after formal "^brad-and-buttpr note THE NUC<^ 1 ROUNO All hiring done In necordanee their' husbands left for the war. thanking thOm for all 'that they Experience Necessary. Poultry and Suppliea •et of dishea Sale price $5 95 up. 13 NICELY FURNISHED, large LAKE ' - WAS ONLY A LOCKET tion Plan. with nren atablUxatton pIna.; Benson’s, '713 Main street It is said that when General did for you, attd. then don’t refer SHE HAD LOST/ Girl for Stenographic and FOWL SO CENTS a pound, live bedrooms,' private home, continu­ Eisenhower was assigned to com- to the visit In following letters. General Office Work. w eight Also N. H. Red Pullets, FOR SALE—ONE FUAT top oak ous hot water, near Cheney's. 137 Through Se|it. 8 Aand the European War theater, Right Way; Write'a, real letter 12 weeks, old, $1.26. 28 Foley desk, 30x50, eight drawers. One Pine street onfall 5290. Reduced Rates the generaTs wife called Butcher when yqu get borne, matead of a atreet aftei 4 p. m. Columbia record player, table over the phone and broke the news brief bread-and-butter note, re­ ROGERS ANDOVER, CONNJ- model. Telephone 8874 after 6:30 Apartments, Fists, After SepL 9 to him, calling some of the th in ^ you core. i»«» ST iw« »ii»*iei. iwe. t. m. wg u. t wit CHENEY BROSt Route 6. 6*Rooin Single, FOR SALE—FULL grown white pe in. “Tm going with him!" Butcher did that were fun. And tbeh In Paper Mfg. Co. Peklns ducks, 8r each. Telephone Tenements 63 replied. He Immediately . resolved pleasantly located; 3 acres WINDOW SHADES-^ VBaTETLAN your next few letters make some “Size 48’? You don’t tell me' WelL then, of course ths l-X Comer Oakland add MID 2-1804. to get himself assigned to bis w. X exT. ow. of land. Near bus line. blinda Owing to our very low ATTRACTIVE LIGHT housekeep­ ALLEN mentio'h of the visit dress wiU have to be taken in here and therer t WBViCt. IK. T. m. Streets 4 1 -2 to friend’s staff. Butcher gets what $4,200. ROABTINO QHICKEaMS overhead, get our special low ing room. Suitable for 2 glris. he goes after, and thus ws find 5 pounda Dressed. 214 Gardner prices on high grade wmdow Vicinity of Cheney'a, Oonttooua REALTY CO. him aide to General Eisenbower. atreet or Phone 2-0769. hot water, nice yard. Tel.'®fl8’ WASH TUBBS MyateriouB Behavior BY LESLIE TURNER BOLTON, CONN.— . sbadea and Venetian blinds com­ R o t o r s Sergt. "Mickey" McKeogh, the rOONERVlLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX pletely Installed. Samples furnish­ general’s orderly, halls from Coro­ Route 5. Small Dwell­ ...THE THAnSMITTEH 16 . f ORIAT se o rr, colonel '. is rr NO. MAJOCI' ISUT, '^ ed. Capitol Window .Shade Oo, 953 Main SL TeL 3301 na, in Queens^ Mickey was a bell­ a ateUffAt lABlffW WAMTgPTO. >\W I VI exPeBlMKNTgD ^ ing with 5 acres of land. Read Herald Advs. 611 iWAg F R O d R tsi y o if o nioht o n this TURNED 0N.„ AND THIS I SUPF06ED TO JUMP AROUND ByOEDtto^lTWNK 241 North Main street Phone boy a t the Playa Hotel in New V ._ • LIKE THAT? IVE 60TT)«ANSlNfR High elevation. Available 8819. Open eveninga .. York when war broke out.'- Eutsr- 6 0 Wl CAMgf ARLY, COLOM l JAF SWITCH 0PERATI6 A SMAU W lIyBEJ^xr' ------fOMi.OlNtRAU—fpT R tcsivee IN THE BOMB. ------TO OUR PRCeLEM! now. Price $1,800,, Cash Ing the serirlce o f , Upcle Sam; hs «E MAYBi'T M unD a LIKE THIS ' / FOR SALE 8 ROOMS OF CHOICE maple fur­ was seiit to T«x^ 'Elsenhower, $500.\ Pre-War. S-Room Siugle Honoe niture. scatter rugs, lamps, | then conducting moneuven, spot­ COMTeftMEAdUSETp ao4 Oarago. 106 ft. (natagm choirs, atonda cord tablea, radios; Fruit Tea Towels ted Mickey os a lad with- "the BAST HARTFORD^ on liinwr, hot water heat, Vo- breakfast aeU, ctaUd’a Uble and right stuff in him.” '' May Street. 6-Room Sin­ giiiaii MtaAa Sreplaee, eepper chairs, crib,- wardrobe, gUder, When It was discovered that l ereeaa oaS atonu wtodowo. porch chairs, vanity, buffet and gly ail conveniences. Near OutaMo Uvtag room with Sr»- Mickey was a whlx «t the wheel schools and shopping cen­ odd furniture. Call 5187. Austin of on automobile, he was assigned $1466. Chamber’s Warehouse, Manches­ os Ike’s chauffeur. .They were soon ter. Price $3,500. Cash WRITE ROX V. ter Green. Open dkOy Satur­ to ■ be separated, however. The required $500. CARR THE HERALD day 7-12. Evenings, Monday, | Wednesday and Friday 7:80-6. SODTH KILLINGLY, . C O N N ^ RETAIL FOR TODAY 6-Room Single. Pump in WANTED V RaSl S qu ad sink, electric lights, new w, oD 0* e*a Soor, with la good eoadlthi* i roof. 2-car garage. Price OUT OUR WAT BY J. ReWlLUAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJORHUOPLB $2,300. Cash required $500. A CIC^R EC WEU.,MR6.M00PI.«, HELLO, a^fiWfBOOV / MARiC>iOU,MACK/ STOGie WOULD HERE'd 'iOUR. \ (M-WHILE VOC WERE LETS NOT TELL HAVE. B EE N AS DiKllMe ROOlW. AWAN TUE6UOOEN M A R T H A ilkBOUT BAD, BUT WATCH OEMQHTlOM PEACE AND QOifiT WN O tN O B A U R GRAN PA JUMP ON­ 6 M E ME AN e a r - § w . TO HIM ’BOUT Sl-lOK GQUAb.BACX EGSTODAY-a SHE'D IN' C IG A R E TS-H E '- HOME 6APE IP a c r e . ANDM*© (SET T h a t s e w il o - NCnr 60UNO.' IMAGINE X HEARD E R E O LCOK OP A ’ A DOZEN RADIOS CHILD AT HiS ; TUNED TO OlPfCteNT FIRST CIRCUS.' ^ T I O N S / — X 60PP0SETM E ICB60)C IS VOUR. PHE.CT . OftSSCTlN&f YFImb 6 sailer bMoofs to tha RAIL 8QUA1X ha is In the uidiappy 2 ^ 1 condition of being seasick. To a manber qt tha RAIL SQUAD, da** aicknaae is hardly the way to de­ 5127 scribe his feelings; to him it feels , like the last few riiffering tno*^ Ry Mro. Amm Ohbot opplm moke on InUreotlng manta bafbre da$>arflng from this m ' r making tbeae stun- ty of color jpompooltioM. world, stomach SrsL No one la Itch dsMgns for tea YVi obtain the aoven transfer intaiune to aeaiilrlrnam. Old ’’salta’’ sla, for a breakfast or lunch- for the Fruit Designs (Pattc-' who have been'out to e6a ter years t m __ cloth or on place mata Boob No. 5127) color chart for work ing, and 116 cants In eoin. plu6 . here been known to becomo .sea­ colorful fridt design is about T by j sick right alnnf with hho ameer T IndMS and la dcoa In rboUstlc cent postags. your naoM, a<^ 7 and the patUrn number to a ed. tho mmm. In moot isolors and sbodinga In cotton I member ed the RAIL Iflosaea Golden ^neappleo< red Cabot. The Mhnehoster *"“ Herald. 1160 Rtlth 4B I I SQUAD doesn't'care what causes I strawborrieo, hja' only interoat Is • i^«a aac u a Far are EaMtUtir.T. BORN THIgTY TEARS TCX3/S<>ON e 'T ’S ^ ' t w v

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