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y_ *’ ' ' ■ : \- < " TUESDAY. AUGUST S^ U44 % 3E T ^'E L V B Manchester Evening Herald Avenge Daily Circulation For the Meath o f duly, 1944 The W eather ———- --- -—r Fereeaet el U. H. Vleetber Bateen

Three new caeca of whooping School BoJird 8,728 Fair and.eooler tonight; Tkum- cough in Manchcater were report- Legion Staff Member of the ^odlt iIh.v teir exrept tor Home high About Town Vd jn ahia week’a bulletin of thb W e d d in g s cloudlne—i cook Stafe Health department. No om- Favors Buses JC— BureM of CiicolaUoae er new caaea of communicable dla- Is Nominated H A L E ^ S “ ■■■‘It Cominff Marriage Manehed er-"' A City o f Village Charm K^WUiwn Noren and eaaca were reported from ttila Macker-Danziger i / ' vom tba Rotarj’ club apooMred town thia -week. Although hvan- tha Nutmeg 8Ute B oj« Con- Miss Helen Falhenau Danzlger. ; To Seek Consent o f State tila paralyala oaaaa I f f ^ c n re­ Francis E. Miner Select­ daughter of Mr. and Mra. Maurice ^ (ClaseUled Advertfstaig ea Faga U ) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1944 FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTRA snce In Cheater thia paat June, ported In large numbera In other Body to Restore Wood Wed. Morning SpedaM VOL, LXIII., NO. 276 report to the club at it# mwt- areaa thia atate and thia town par­ ed to Head Local Post; Danziger of 11 West street, was, thla. evening at the Country ticularly haa been aingularly free married to Allan Wesley MaCker, land Park, Others. • ■on of Mr. and Mra. Arthur W. ub. \ ____ of the dlaeaae. Only 15 new caaea Election on Monday. were reported In Hartford county Macker of Pawtucket, R.' I., op Saturday, August 12. The cere­ The Board of Education last Pvt. Ruaaell V a n n ^ ^ A * } thia week, three In Weat Hartford Francis K. Miner, of 34 Linden night gave a hearing to reaidenta iTvw th jltaln atraet la home on a 14- and two In Hartford. Rockville haa mony was performed by the Rev. of the Woodland ,Pwrh ere* twj No-Seam Mesh P day furlough from Camp Blandlng, one new caae, the report ohowa street, a supervisor at the Veter­ Carl Stackman at six o’clock in ans’ Home, Rocky Hill, and service the congregational church, Coral j their request that transportation ^ ^ o rid a , .where he haa flnlahed hia ha provided to children living there ■Ic training. On hia return to Gables, Florida. The attendants Mra. Dorla Keefe, of the Pine- officer for the local Legion Poet, were Miss Alberta Bergh and; who attend the Hollister street on |4tety he will be atatloned at Camp Allies Now haa been selected by the nominat­ hurat Grocery organization, la en­ Robert Lawhorne. school. The service which wap COMBpbell, Kentucky. joying a week’a vacation. William ing committee of Dllworth-Comen provided a year ago was discon­ Young, who haa Joined the U. S. Post, The American Legion, to The bride who was given In i r Unne Lodge, No. 72. Knlghta of marriage by her father wore ai tinue! on orders of the State Board HOSIERY Merchant Marlrca, will. *" serve as Commander for the en­ iJiPythlaa, will hold Ita regular mcet- floor lengfh gown of white lace when It was found necesMry to IN WANTED FALL SHADES. " . two weeka to atart training. Grant suing year. The annual meeting cut down on tranapottation becauaa P ing tomorrow night at 8 o clMk In Sloan haa entered the employ of and election of officers will be held and net and short veil. She la a graduate of Manchester High of tire and gaa shortage. The dis­ SIZES 8Vi TO lOVi. 't: Orange Hall. ____ Pinehurat. at the Legion Home next Monday tance, It waa pointed out, evening, August 28 at 8:30. I The Paat Prealdenta M a^ Juat under two miles. VALUES TO 87c I The Pollah Women'a Alliance, Other nominations are as fol­ Before hearing the reaidenta of Seventh Army Enters t Buahnell Cheney auxiliary, VS.- lows: ‘ |:W .V „ win hold their Group. 246. will hold Ita monthly the section the board diacusaed WEDNESDAY MORNING: meeting tomorrow night at the First Vice-Commander, Egbert this area end others from which '^.gBaating at the home of Mrs. E. Inman: Second Vice-Command­ Ira ^ ^rend, 411 Center ^reet home of Mra. John Kochln, of Au­ transportation requests had been zz. tumn Btreet. All membera are re- er, Milton Hanaen; Finance Olfi- received and in the hearing which t io n Friday. Mra. Sophie Gra^waki cer, Elmer Rice; Adjutant, Robert p Win be hoatcaa. Refreahmenta wall queated to attend, 'fhla Is the flr.at waa held It announced that U the meeUng after the Summer receaa. Arendt; Assistant AdJuUnt. Wal­ Patton Adds New Pistol ■P’ba aarved at 1:30. State Boaird would consent the paur lace Payne: Service Officer, Mlea Lucille H. Hooey local board stood ready tu see that $ 1 - 0 0 Everett Kennedy; Chaplain. Wil­ ■ V ' ■ Thrust ans The annual putlhg of the Wash­ transporta^on waa provided. liam Black; '^istorlan, Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hooey, Later the board decided to ask ■ . H J ington Social club will be held Wallett; Serg^ant-at-Arms, Earl FOR TOP VALUE Saturday afternoon, August 26, of7207 Center street, announce the the State Board’s permission to re­ Francis Handley^ Russell Hatha- store the buses that bad aerved the IN A NEW HOME the Villa Louiaa, Birch Mountain Ftancla Handly, Russell Hatha­ coming marriage of their young­ iroad. Bolton. Oam chowder and est daughter, Lucille Harriett children of other areas. Superin­ way, Ernest Reteradn, and Conrad tendent filing will present the 8 m the Ones Being Built By ■appeUzera wlU be aerved In the Dwlre; Home committee; Wilfred Through Nazi Lines; In ^Rout’ on Seine; Hooey, to William Hahlon Smith, facta to the State Board. \ - early afternoon and dinner will be Clarke and John Morlarty. GREENBROOKE served at 6:30. TlckeU may be. son o f Mr. and-Mra. Charles Smith The meeting laiat night named Blue Defense T « Bura Mortgaite A. T. Moore, Mrs. William Craw­ secured at the club with reaerva- Nominations for these \ offices of "The Ridges,.’’ W’illimantlc. The ^ HOMES. INC Uons closing Thursday night. A wedding will take place Saturday, ford, Mra. John Qulah and Mra. may be made from the floor on the Sediick Straughan aa enumerators. sports program has been arranged night of election. Thoite elected August 26, at 2 p. m., at S t Regular $1.98 Value! , On Walker street under ' the direction of Acting Mary’s Episcopal church. The French Forces H0lp Yanks Beyond SenI will be InaUIIed on Saturday night. Sizes 12 to 44. par fait bar lafonnatloa anil at Steward Thomas J. Smith. Sept. B. at which U-7»e thb cere­ bride-to-be is employed at the AUCE OOFRAN darvls Oa. oWca aa mony of turning the mortgage on Hamilton Standard ^o'peller Co., (Know As (pieea Alice) ■ ■ . ■ ' . . ' " -— — . Clitnf atiaet or at ts Alexaadar the Legion Home will be held. ’Thia EastJC.I18L Hartford.rntruoru. The m e futureluiure brlde-utiue- SPIRITUAL MEDIUM Armored Column will be a gala night for local Le­ m groom la electricians maW secondi Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Industrial Community I class, in the Navy and la at pres- Bom tvi*aWith •m vajiVoU. **L m * bi U U or WW gionnaires. Civic leaders and mem- 140 Airline Miles to! 160 Miles from Fromi bera of ether veterana and service ent stationed at the Submarine Readings Dally, tachidtaig Sxnday, New Soviet Drive French Units Gain BOILERS organizations hava been hiylted to Mrs. ABaa W. Macker Base In New London. 9 A. M. to t P. M. Or By Appotait- North of Mediterra-1 tier of Germany; PatH and menL In the Servteo M the Poo- attend. Department Commander school. 19I0B, and of the Spring- Emanualson wUPbe In 'charge of ple for SO Yeara. riean Coast; 80 Miles | ton's Third Army if field Library Training class of 149 Church Streot, Hartford, Oooa. IIm JW.HALC con the Installation ceremonies. Smashes Toward Control o f Ptaris; FURNACES 1942, since which time she haa Phono S-2024 Beyond Last Point! Woods Near Fontaii^l Craftsman Wilfred J. Clarks, director of been Children’s Librarian at Jones MANCHtmil Comm- HIGH POWER VACUUM phyelcal education at Manches­ Library, Amherit. Mass. Reported Reached by bleau; Bridgehead ter High school, who haa been STOP Auto Body Shop CLEANED Tha bridegroom was a student Thrown Over Upf Commander of the post the past at the Rhode Island SUte Univer­ ‘ Allies in Invasion Great Oil Center Battle Four two years, retires on Sepl. 9 after FOR YOUR NEW Body and Fender Repdiring Get aU the heat. you ahooM (roo) sity and a member of, Tau Kappa TERMITE Seine bv Americana your tmUonad fuel tMa Wtater. a aiiccessful administration. Epsilon. He la an aviation cadet Of Southern France. Welding L«t na eondltlmi your heattag with the U B. Army Air Force and AND plant now. Call any time! the. couple will make their home In DAMAGE G. E. W ILLIS & SON, INC. Rome, -Aug. 23.—(/P)— Supreme Headquarters __ Truck Painting Wins Promotion Coral Gables until he completes Bombers g__ R*l__.«•_ i Allied Lancting MANCHESTER 2-0185 American troops of the Sev­ Announces Liberation; | lied Expeditionary ForoA'i hta Army navigation course.___ OLD WORK ^pert Work! enth Army, in a spectacular mania O u t. o f War Aug. 23.— (tP)— Allied^ col-j To Sergeant Pank TERMINIX COMPANY Lumber of All'Kinds Hard Pounding Street - Fighting Re-\ m surprise thrust deep into Starts Close unjns hammered in a tighWl Prompt Serriesl OF NEW ENGLAND * S Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware And Break Grip of southern France through calls Scene of Bas- ! «ning trap today oh Germaasj Pfc. Ro'uert W. Hamilton, son of CAR NEED REPAIRS? Hitler on Balkans H 7 Sprues SL TeL 1-1S48 FAINTING AND Mr. and Mra. William Hamilton of Bals^un Wool Insulation German defenses, have en­ Of Halmahera' tille Diiy; Led by tolling back in a “ rout” oil 53 School street, who is stationed See Me For Prompt. Expert THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. William Kanehl _____ . To Bordeaux the steel-swept lower Seine ISe No. Mala St. TOL 414k t e r ^ the large industrial city vances Beyond Iasi. T DECORATING in Itally, naa been promoted to the Auto Repair Service General Contractor of Grenoble, 140 airline miles Forces of Interior. < and speared deep below Ps rank'of Sergeant of Communica­ DONE EXPERTLY COAL COKE” OIL Record 135-Ton Attack in menacing new drives onlyj tions. Hs is W ith the first Selec­ ABEL'S SERVICE ST A. ASK FOR FREE INSPECTION 519 Centor^L TeL 7778 north of the Mediterranean ~ ~ 2S.-iJP)~ Supreme Headquarters AND REASONABLY! Rear — 26 Cooper Street coast. It waa announced today. A London, Aug. 23.— (ff*)— ; 160 miles from the German bor­ Ip in e h u r s t . . . tive Service Infantry Division ever Tel. 5125 On Last Island Bar- a new Red “Army offensive, der. One U. B. armored colu in combat in any theater under the 2 Main St. awift American armored and mo­ Lieut. Oen. Georgs S. Patton, commander of the American Third Paris shook loose the shackles! Declines to Ckinfirm or fasISe aad OntsMe Work. torized Infantry columh plunged rier Between Mac Ar-1 probably designed to knock plunged beyond Sena, 58 mile WEDNESDAY American flag.. Army in France; smiles happily ai he fits into its holster a new pistol of four years of enemy bond-1 Deny Report from southeast ot Paris. It stood Eatimatea cheerfully givea. He left for French North Africa into the city, long a hotbed o f the Romania out of the war and ha has acquired. French patriot movement, with thur and Philippines. age today and stood free once 160 miles from the Reich’s Plesse do your shopping AH work covered by compeuaa- laat January. He enlisted In the break Hitler’s grip on the Spanish Frontier Town tier. fall of 1942, trained at Camp Lee, “French Forcea of the Interior more, liberated by armed and IWstfiicsdsy morning . . . ttoa aader Cmui. State Lawa. Balkans, smashed forward Between Sens and Paris, Ueut Va., and Fort Sam Houston, Texas, TRUSSES HALE'S SELF SERVE playing an effective aupport role,’’ General Headquarters, South­ unarm^ tens of thousands of ] Pineknrst closes at noon. Allied headqiiartera aaid. today on a 150-niile front be­ London, Aug. 23.— (O —A new ' Gen. George S. • Patton’s TUmI^I b c y n a m o n and recently recelvrtl the Combat west Pacific, Aug. 23—W — Un­ Frenchmen who swept the T . Infantryman badge' for actual par­ The Original In New England! May 'dola Ahead e ( Schedule yond Iasi to within 180 miles Allied la'nding near Bordeaux on RADIO SALE TELEPHONE t-OSll, BELTS British and American challenged Liberators and M^U Roosevelt Wants Nazis from the city’s streets, (ConUnudd on Page Six) ticipation In combat with the Thia quick advance put Maj. of jittery Bucharest and 153 the sopthwest coast of France Or, If ao aaswer, Roekvtlle 2S-S enemy on the Fifth Army Front In chella have begun to pour it on of the great Ploesti oil canter. (An while American armed might The Marjorie Mills Hou^ EXPERTLY FllTED Gen. Alexander M. Patch’a ’apear- WSJ reported early today in ^ap­ lU ly. W ar R elief head within leaa than 240 mllea Helmahera, last island barrier be­ official German, broadcast said tbe drew up around the capital. A . Specials: tween Gen Douglas MacArthur and Russians had reached the beaches special communique from Gen. parently well-authenticated ad­ Wed. Morning airline from the moat aoutherly Help to Continue vices from the Spanish frontier, Advertloement— the ntUippinea. at Riga, Latvian capital and larg­ Charles de Gaulle’s headquarters iBareolcne ..S5c,.6iSe, tl.25 points offlclaUy announced at but hours later Supreme Allied reached by American troopa be­ A record 135-ton bombing, which est Baltic atatea city, indicating in London announced the libera­ Roofing—Asbestos The office of Dr. Barney WJch tion after four days of street headquarter.. sUH declined to con­ F lash esI Dmcta / man. Chiropodist, will be closed Gold Medal — low Paris, and it appeared that destroyed eight parked planes, sup­ a new trap for tbe German 16th ply dumps and defense positions ahd 18th Armies.) fighting that recalled scenes of firm or deny the -eport. (Lata BuUatln* of tba OP) WIN) I Almninum Polish. . I^Qc, 20e until Tuesday, Sept. 5. the , two Allied French fronts A dispatch written In Hendays Siding and Rock and aank a frelg)»t«f. was report­ 25,000 Oemsans Slain Until Axis Beaten Bastille day\when the mobs, of Friend’s Beans .. .19c 25-Lb. would be Joined much sooner than by Charles S. Foltz, chief of the Flour Bar $1.32 originally thought possible. ed today against ~ that octopus- Advancing over the bodies of Laris once before-struck an his­ iR c a u zit...... /.gal. 65c Wool Insnlation toric blow for liberty. Associated Press Madrid bureau Antl-Tnwt Suit Filed Grenoble, 58' miles southeast of abap^ Japanese base. A ' llO-ton 25,000 Germans slain in three vio­ I Wesson O il...... pint 33c strike had been announced yester­ who crossed the border into south­ Washington, Aug. 28— Lyon and situated 4n a river lead­ lent days while 12,665 others Lend-Lease Aid Through ^ u g t i n S ceS Fight Led by FFI Justice department announcad I Abom’s Coffee...... Ib. 45c Bzparl worlnwaaaMp. AB waMi day. , trudged wearily back to prison ern Prance after the dermans G ot $ 1 . 7 5 ing directly to the Rhone valley 30 June 30 Placed at This time, the communique said, had evacuated frontier posts, day It has Sled an antl-trnat GOOD LUMBER SUBSTITUTES M ozola O il miles to the west, is 80 miles or Considering Halmahera’a topo­ cages. Red Army groups under the fight was led by 50,000 organ­ ’ The Housewives. Prograad for ■■ graphy— much of Its 6,'700 square quoted French military authori­ In Lincoln, Neb., against the Aaaa-j Tuesday at 8 O’clock more beyond the last reported Al­ Generals Rodion Y. Malinovsky ized French Forces, of the Inte­ elation of American Railroads, WiMSb . t miles are unexplored Jungle-wilds and Fedor I. Tolbukhln drove $28,270,351,000; No Cleavanc ties as saying the landing was Listen in Dally, Mbodsy, ' V" J. M. SHEATHING, 2’ x 8’ R V o C lied positions in southern France. rior, bolstered by hundreds of Western Association of RaUwaF| and only a few coastal lectors are within 51 miles of the mouth 'o f Program Srou Needed thousands more who Joined In j begun last night under cover of a i Through Frldaj,\ Lying in the French Ali>a, the o f milltarv use— these are gigantic Naval and aerial bombardment. I Executives, J . ; P. > Morgan 12-Oz. Can 34c City haa a population of approxi­ the Danube. with whatever weapons they could' I2:S0 t o 1 P. M. \ Burton Insulating Co. m a t c h e d , w a t e r p r o o f . . ^ SQ: FT. Spam OP Brunch ORANGE HALL blows. ^ Until Surrender of j Effect Junction On Outskirte I Company, Kuhn, Loeb aad Coaa-;) mately 100,000 and is s rail center German shock troopa tried to On Security find. . ' OVER STATION WTIC PhoM Hartlord 82-MlS The operation, the French offi­ I pahy, and 47 individual rallroadl.’: ■ ••••• a25c on the Psria-Lyon-Marseille route. Air FteMa Now Useless . . stiffen war-weary Romanian di­ Ths dramatic announcement I .^Iso named as defendants aro tha; IPS Oxford St. Maxwell Houm ADMISSION >aa«aaa*#a< They are being stepped up more visions aa Russian tanks rolled at Japan and Germany. cials said, was coordinated with | SALE ON WEGNER It also commands access to impor­ touched off broadcasts to French­ a ground attack by American and ji officers and dircctoN of the U. S. GYPSUM SHEATHING (In Bags) tant mountain passes in eastern than a week after its airfields were least ten miles south o f Iasi. Tol- men everywhere as the trium­ ! elation of American Railroads, ' CANNED FOODS rendered useless to the enemy and French forces which effected a Lb. France. — , bukin’s drive through Bessarabia phant strains of "La Marseillaise" i executives of the 47 rallr I DICED BEETS. .3 cans S7e .Coffee ita garrison lias been weaikened by headed cross 'country for a June-' Junction at noon yesterday on the 2 * X 8 ’ . . . . J ...... s q .t r . . Towns Taken En Route — President Roosevelt -told Vandenberg Discuss sounded again to the news of a outakirU of Bordeaux. I named and 81 ether lndlvldnala>1 continuoiu sinkings of amall ahlpa tion with Malinovsky in the Galati French victory.. Fin* for salads.^ (No. ~ Towns taken by the Americana trying to sneak down with supplies Congress today that lend- International Question The officials declared Allied____ _ Attorney General Francia For Bams — Chicken Coops and Other Buildings. en route to Grenoble included Dig- gap, the capture of which would There was no word Immediate- planes had paved the way for the announced through his Washing- V an 's T ire Lbs. from the Philippines. make much of the Balkan area lease aid sHobld continue un­ . Tan Cans Peaches. 23c ne, Sisteroiii Aspres, Gap, St. Bon- These blows fit Into the pattern til the unconditional surren­ With Dulles Today. landing with a low level attack toa oflice that the complalaiti [Wsgiier’s of knockout punches. (Cbntlnned on Page Four)' and that Allied warships had "charges that a combination (Contlnaed on Page Six) (Continaed on Page Eight) der of both Japan and Ger­ private AnanciaL Industrial M ATO J U IC E ...... 23c The Halmahera action featund Washington, L g . 33—0 0 — A poured shells into Bordeaux for rfoi Retreading strikea of Mac Arthur’a air arm, many. Apparently taking "more than an hour. railroad' Interests have acted col* 5 cans 81-10 Lbs. prediction that there will be "no Pickling Onions 10 55c RE-CAP aimed largely at denying enemy note of statements by some party cleavage’’ over issues of 'The American troopa partici­ lusively to maintain non-compet­ ORANGE JUICE garrisons replenishments, sweep­ persons in and out of Con­ Fliers Resume pating In the assault from the itive rates for transportation and ^ '' CoaL Lumber, Masnna’ Supplies, Paint ^, Walkout Hits Senators Urge peace and post-war _ security, was to prevent and retard linprovo:-'* 5 No. 2 cans $1.02 Service ing for 1,000 miles from Davao, gress that this vast program df made today by Seiiator Austin '' • -m j . • {landward side of the city were | ORANGE JUICE 336 NORTH MAIN STREET TEL. 4148 Your Tires Now Bouthem Philippines, down to the Allied aid should be curtailed or (R.. Vt.) after a conference with K l c i a t ' l t i f r iw j1 7 1 4 c n i < l to have driven southward. ments In the services and farilltiee ; of railroads for the weetera part 2 46-Oz. tall cans 90e Flores sea. Middle Course dropped after Germany is defeat­ John Foster Dulles, foreign policy Tires brought jn on or bo* HEALTH MARKET 5,000 Miners Other atr blows by planes based ed, the eWef executive, in for­ the north, while the French were of the United States.” adviser to Gov. Thomaa E. Dewey. -s • • We have just received an fore Monday, returned on in the Marshalls and Martinas and warding a quarterly report ‘ to Austin, a member of the Sen­ described as a well, armed division Thursday, and tires brought extending over 90,000 square miles Congress placing lend-leaae help of volunteers which left Hendaye : Slstbrs Will Not .Anneal other shipment o r S. & W . ptilcOy Preah y j ate Foreign Relations committee Attack^ Fleeing Units Supervisory Employes 6f ocean were reported from Pearl Jehikson and Chandler through June 30 at 528,270,351,- jresterday. i Denver, - Aug. • t o — ! pure .\pple Juice, 32-ounce in Tuesday, Wednesday and who ba.i supported peace organi­ Japatiese-.American sisters w ill! Harbor yesterday by Admiral OQO, iMerted: zation efforts leading to the cur­ In Northern France; Foils, who . filed his dispatch Thursday, returned the fol­ Deiiiand Recognitibn Cheater W. Nimlts. ^ Favor Neither* ‘Fire not appeal their convictions jar 39c. ' Should Not. Permit Weakening rent' Soviet ■- Britlsh-American Sweep Along Seine. through Spain after returning to Plenty of Scott Tissue lowing Monday. * Reef. Liver Near Marcua Island, a little over conspiracy to commit treason."^ . Of Union * as Agent. Sale' Nor Holding. "W e should not permit any peace talks,.and Senator Vanden­ their attorney, Kenneth W. Robin­ and Douvalettes. . . berg, of Michigan, "another Re­ (Centlnued en Pags Four) I TWICE A WEEK White, Tender (Centfiaed oa Page Poor) weakening of this system of .com­ London, Aug. 23.— Allied son, announced today. Convicted i PitUbUrgh, Aug. 2S — (JTf — A Washington, A u g.. 28—(/P)—A bined war supply to delay final publican committee member, dls- by a U. 8. district court Jury o t ' Pinehurst Meat Depart- SERVICE! aerial forces resumed their as­ strike called to enforce union de­ middle-of-the-road polh;y i t . dls-, victory a Single day or to coat un­ saults upon the fleeing Germans in conspiring to help In the escape •( | posing of an estimated $100,000,- (Continued on Rage night) I ment wiU have an attrac­ WE RECAP ANY TIRE! Pickled mands for recognition as collective necessarily the life of one Ameri­ „ t> • , I northern France as the weather two Gernran prisoners ot War, the^ tive display of Point ant bargaining agent for aOperviaory 000,000 of surplus war gc^pda as can boy. ^ ' Bomber Crash sisters are Mrs. Thuruko "Toots’* '; 10-Day Service On Truck Petain Held contraated with "fire-sale’: meth­ ahow,ed signs of clearing today and No . Point Meat Items employes kept more then 5,000 "Until the unconditional a u ri^ - Treasury Balance headquarters announced they had W'sllace, 8.5. sentenced to tWei Tires. 2 5 c miners Idle in western Pennsyl­ ods was advocated in the Sepate der of both Japan and Gei-many, vears In prison, and Mrs. Florence ] Wedpesduy motning. * I' today by Senators Johnson. (D„ smashed 600 assorted tanks, loco­ Fatal for 50 vania Boft coal’ fielaa today .ahd At Belfort wc should continue the lend-lease .-Washington, Aug. 23—(J*)— The motives. railway cars and other "Flo” Khlvze Otanl, 88, and M rs.' . Buy Crete’s Frankfurta, threatened to apread to pita In Colo.) and Chandler (D „ Ky.). program on whatever scale la nec­ position of the Treasury Aug. 21: Billie Shitara Tanlgoshl,. 32, betk , Opening debate on legislation >vtoicles in sweeps fr6m the. Seine Polish Rings, Meat Loai We Do Ojur Own 1-Day Service other bitumlnoua fields. essary .to make the combined atrlk- Receipts, 579,926,777.07; expen­ mollth to south of Paris in the past faciag 20-months* tenua. They- Luncheon Tongiie The National Xabor Relations placing the disposal Job under di­ 1 ^ power of all the United Na- ditures. 5948,910.536.59: bal­ Liheratop Falls Flaming were also’ lined 51.000 each. and Liverwurst at Pine- Reported Virtual Pris­ rection of an eight-member policy 24 hours. Board announced here that auper- ance. $19,-3447303.858.22: customs T h e Germans were reported in a • • - • . hurst. viaory employes of 59 minM have board, as contrasted with one-man Into Lancashire Vil­ VULCANIZING oner of Carmans Aft- (CMUnued asi Fage Twelve) receipts for month, 515,895,114.10. rout, attempting to crqss the Destroy. Eigbt Enemy .Ships HAVE WHAT YOU HAVE BY RECAPPING NOW! filed notices of strike votes. The control provided in a rival bill Loncion, Aug. 28. — — Royal: passed yesterday by the House, Seine In 30 places west of Paris in lage ■. of Freckleton. ONE-DAY SERVICE! We have installed $5,000 worth of "5 ^ men already on atrike rapresent er Seizure o f Vichy. Navy sblps In two running battles :■ six mines. Johnson said: a motley fleet of croft which In-- ■ > t ' , .1 I will be able to give you ONE DAY SERVICE, or If cjufled.^many collapsible rubber destroyed eigbt enemy ships la the > Ham The union seeking recognition is "There are some who think these London, Aug.' 23. — (>P) — An Audlertie hay between Brest ea4^ TOO want— drive over and we will recap a tire while the United Clerics), Technical London. Aug. 25——Marshal boats. goods should be sold as rapidly as- Main Line Freight Train Attacking Danube Region American bomber crashed flsmlng LcirieBt before daybreak today, the ; you wait. PRING YOUR CAR IN THE M()RNING— and Supervtaory Workers o f tha Petain. 68-year-old chief of State posslble to get It over with, a fire VAN'S of tbe Vichy govamment, was re­ The German rodio", meanwhile. into the Lancashire village of Admiralty announced today. Two DRIVE IT HOME AT NIGHT ALL RECAPPED. Mining Induatry, a branch of Dis­ ■ale to get the government out minesweepers, three supply ship trict 50, the “catch-all” union of ported today to be a virtual pris­ from under by salvaging all we annd(nl%^ that for the third Freckleton, today, killing at least oner of the Germans at Belfort, Carrying Two-Way Radio straight day Allied Mediterranean- and three escort vessels wet Service Station. the 'United Mine Workers of Amei^ can. 50 persons. 34 of them small chil­ knocked out of action. . Two et I 427,Htfd. Road TeL 3866 ica. where he was taken by UMtapo "The other extreme view is that r based bombers and fighters were dren at a church school. The toll agents who spirited . him from attacking targets in the Danube escorts were heavily armed. FlUng strike Vote Nsticea they should be padlocked, and held may be much higher. • British cruiser hlaiirltlns and i JWHAU John Me Alpine, president o f the Vichy Sunday. . ' back on the theory that the loaaes Kanso.’’ City, Aug. 23— —^'Kansas City to Shreveport, La. region. The Press Association (British) The system now is in regular, con­ atroyer Ursa and the Canadian i NEW TIRES union, said tha drive for recogni­ Advices from the French-SwisS from dumping would be far great­ Com^ctofa and engineers on Kan­ From their northern bases, the said the plane was a Liberator and MANCNisTiii Cohn* sas C)ty Soutoem nilroad freight tinuous use. Allied Air Forces yesterday flew fstroyer Iroquois took part la W e have quite a few Grade'l tiree at the present tion wmdd be carried to all miBlng border said:.. Petain waa uncere­ er in ita effects on industry, than that at leaat three of ita crew were nettun and came through wit districts of the country and flmt moniously urrled away by the would be the loaaes of the goods to trains now in n g n b their radio Emits Weak Radio Wave 1,400 sorties — only about one- time. If you hold a certificate buy one now AS microphones and talk with each Operating on a radio .induction eighth of their D-Day record but. killed. casualty or damage, although ' notices of strtka votes are being Germans with other membera of the government.” . “ American troopa Joined in res­ man shore betterlea Joined Reserved Dignity filed as fast as Federal agendas other—or with diapatehera—along principal, the new type system dif- much better than the previous day. THEY ARE VERY SCARCE. hia government, apparently aa Middle O eone Soogbt cue work in the flaming wreckage battle. and tlm'unlon can handle4hem. result o f hia reftiaal to accompany their entire, main-line, 560-mile fen from ordinary two-way Ndio, when the weather stopped all fly- In Modem MemoriaU T h e. Senate bill, Johnson aaid, rigbt-of-wny. such as used by police and Army of- one of England’s worst sky- Membera o f the imlon affected Pierre Laval to the new puppet IPK- ground trageAes. by the strikea under way. and followed neither extreme but Company officials, in disclosing mobile units. Instead of broadcast­ The battered German Air Force Acxepta .Aranha BealgnaUe* Our Menofiala art PROUDLY IS FOR Q O A llT T WE HAVE PLENTY OF GRADE 8 TIRES government seat ■ought a middle (^ r a e setting up today that the system was in full ing a strong signal In all directions Some of Dead Evacuees Rio de Janeiro. Aug. Y ^ j m i ANIMALS AND POULTRY those who plsn strike votes, in­ lAval Alee Vlrtoat Prisoner three 100 or more planes into the Some of the dead children were bullt ta ha PROUDLY awued. Saa congreaaional aafeguards through use. said they believe this is tbe to great distances, the "carrier” battle area. Thirty-one were shot President -Oetnllo A’nrgaa I clude fire boaaes and ssaletant Laval also wsa said to ha a evacuees from London, Uny ^ fl* a w pfuaaat ataek af MaanoMuta at . Buy Quality — not question aaarks Bring Your ^!crtificates. foremen. Although the number of constant checks. firat railway aystam In America — system emits a weak radio yrave down and six more were destroyed the rerignntloe ef can recognixe the diffcfcnce too, • between virtual prisoner of the Naxla at Chandler said "I'm not in favor perhaps In the warld—to openta which can be picked up for only a lives from Hitler's robot bombs. Ferolga Minister Oas aU typea aud prleaa. or let na maka — when you purchase your Ire And them at each mins la only IS to 65, on the ground against a loss of A procession of four stretcher t.00 X lA X 16 7.00 X If Belfort, a French city about 25 of.Iettihg one man”- handle $100,- its own two-way ndio eommunl- few hundred feet. two Allied planes reported ao far. .Araaha, It was aaaonneed el anggaatloaa without any obligatloa good feed and opilinary types. They reflect casualty insurance policies.. SO years- a strike by supervisory employes miles from Basel, Switaerland, bearer parties took the bodies to effectively ties up s' mine since (Xnj,000,000 of aurpluaes. catioha system. 'These waves are plckril up by ly today. The effielal whalnoevar. of skin and experlencejfto count In fiving and an equal distance from Ger­ He added; They atated that the equipment. the company’s telephone, tel^ an improvised funeral home and meat ' said the. retlr it very definitely An far an growth and fatten­ they-are' directly responsible for rescue work was rushed with all our policyholders quauty lim rsnec pro- mine safety. many. "Wa on the Military committee had bNH used experimentally for I graph and telet>'pe w lm parallel- Heaviest ^Datvn Barrage Aranha was neceptod with Petain W4a reported to have are more concerned in an orderly about right months as a projwt \ mg the trocks. Radio seta^ In other help vvhich could be commandeered. ing are concerned. Feed ’ em ^ the gopd toctioB.- \ ^ ^ The NatiMWl Labor Relations For South England Flro brigades from surrounding hy Frealdent Vargas, and a: Board, in listing 59 mlnss in Penn­ reached Belfort Monday afternoon. disposal to prevent disruption of ot the Aircraft Acoeaaortea Cor­ trains or in bffices along the right- the mielator ea havtag brandn we carry rtfesulta.** , - — Aa earlier report had aaid he was our economy, than we are with poration o f Khnaas City, which of-way pick up the waves by In­ London, 'Aug. 28.—(/F)—South districts wroe called in to deal with "Honestly, It’s the Best Policy* ICAMPBELL^S sylvania, West Virglniji and Ken­ flames In tne wrecked buildlnga. Me coentry "nomereaa England today .suffered its beavl- Manchester Memorial Company tucky said tha supervisocy am- being held at Wiesbaden, Oei> merely doiniMlM Job In a hurry.” uiufacturea rodio equipment for duction from the trackalde wires. ■endroe.” Rediicaiaing many. On tbe baels o f House paaaaga e armed forcea. Rail officials and communlea- eat dawn barrage of flying bombs SeeM Like BattlefifM ployaa would ieouduct their atrike S A soldier who araa noar when A. Almewl, Prop. votM between Aug. gO and Bept. T PeUln’a arrast apaUed tba and late___ yecterday e______f lU loBg-debated TelcplunM tranamittera, loud- tlooa experts who hava aaen tba yet. as AlUad Armiaa bast toward BWtlaw Sta. T aL 17S1 a r S20PT 8EHV1CE STATION at Vichy authority n certainly rilipooal bUl rotting up a single ad- apeaker recriven aad other accea new type equipment say It faclU- tba launching platforma In Paa- tha plane craritad aaid "the whole Prcdlets atrikss-wn 8pfMd acena la .like a battlefield. Win­ it appeetnaO 9e Clarke Inmiranca Aganejr 275 Mahi ( At Middle Turnpike) . W sl 8 1tl “ These strikes golrg to that the 8w1m nlnlatar Ntornad minlatNtor. the Senate Military aories “ have been Installed In takes traffic ao much it soon will de-Calala beyond tbe Seine. Opm Suudaya. Larsen’s Feed Service mr» The robots came so fast that dows over a large part of tho vO- ttvea ot his rateqpi spread unless there is a change la home, planning to conduct through Affairs committee recommended freight locOfDotivea and cabooses be in UM throughout {the country. 175 EAST CENTER STREET PHONE 3865 , . S Extension to pass-tiger tiyina will ttoaatol Buy iNreet aad Sava Sloary! .38 DEPOT SQUARE - TELEPHONE 5406. Berlin any business concerning ■and in 17 dlapatcheia’ offices along aperetlae frttk . e« rags Twelvag . jiarU of German'^beld Franca. (CeaUane^ aa ra «a mxl tba KCS’a main line, running from come later, they predict. MANUHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANUHBSTEn7cONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25, 19441 PAGE

and state goverening. The camp which exceeded previous esti-. in cigarette taxes for the month, sumption Is already ta effect. ’This MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUNN., WEDNESUAX, AUGUST 23, 1944 this year was divided into three Jap Officer Becomes ; b t w o mates." Walah added; will, undoubtedly, result in a drop / JcJll of Work "countlea” with two ’’towns’’ in Taxes Reveal Liquor tax receipts, which had "From Information I have been In cigarette tax Income until such each ’’county." Each "town" in­ Victifh of Nip Gretutde rhorp, William Allen Md Ernest been decUnlng markedly; fo r many able to obtain I find that because time es the situation ta remedied." atandards, and atabllisatlon of pro­ cluded two or three o f cabins months, were 8416,371 compared ignation given the proposed agen­ Peterson was elected i« confer y of cigarette ehlpments overeeaa ducer prices and markets at levels Manchester fWest Indians In which the boya lived. All the War Pinches with 8351,281 in July last year, and cy__will be largely fact-finding Promote Plan with the survey commission from Flying^Plasma with the U. S. Americal not only to our o'wh forces but ’The United States uses eight which provide them a better living , ^ IW I I / steps in the election o f town and [rges Passing and advlce-gfving, in character, the state in connection’ with a plot Walsh said the incre'ase V’as "di­ to our Allies as well, a rationing times as milch cotton as any other standard. state officials*, were carried out Divlaioii, Southwest Pacific— rectly nttrlbutable to the lifting of rather than a powerful super-AAA plan for ihe memorial, the recrea­ Boojt of cigarettes for domestic con­ I textile fiber. armed with authority to control The interim commission’s chair- To W ar Areas Date New Problem Rotary Club Members with the various daya devoted 'to (Delayed) — (jt) — Pvt. An­ Ggarette Shortage Fs Re- the ban by Federal authoritie.s on I For Memorial tional facilltlea, a parking area i'ood Program the world's agricultural produc- B. Pearson, Canadiifn caucus, election and assembly, as thony Veltre, from Webster, the distillation of alcohol for pri­ minister in Washington— urged and a future High school. Friday, Ang. tS . Given Vivid Picture by well as time devoted to holding fleeted in State Re­ Uon and to Ouoct its distribution. A t the beginning of the meeting Pa., was in a foxhole with a vate consumption during the AS outlined by lU constitution eligible nations to ratify the con­ Mobile Blood Donation Unit at Residents of Shelton town and state courts. Civic^ Committee Is in C. Elmore Wathlna, chairman of Manchester Asked to Two Who Attended. ceipts for July. •. nuiith-of Aug;ust.” and a report of the comnUssion, stitution in time for the PAO to South Methodist church. The boya were assisted in their buddy who had Just been kill­ THE JULIUS HARTT SCHOOL OF MUSIC Ratificatioli of the Board o f the Hospital, was Reporting a decrease of 836,762 PAINTING AND the FAO would be something like hold its first meeting here, next Help in Extra Demand Saturday, Aug. tfi Object to Housing 50 program by numerous town and ed by a bullet in the head. Hartford — — ^ — __ _ _ Cooaeetleat Favor of Auditorium given an opportunity to explain this country's Department of January. Outing Washington Social . Club. .^Manchester, with ten boys in at­ state officials who gave liberally ’The ooldler, peeping out of Hartford, Aug. 23.— (/P) — ’The >posod World Or* certain expansion plana which they In Dormitory There. DECORATING Agrltulture before the. advent of UeciHlon RestN.WIth Congress To Honor Veterans. Made-Jfor Blood. Villa Louisa, Birch Mountain. tendance, had the second largest of their time for talks and coun- the hole to apot the enemy ' current clgarettq shortage, the SIX SCHOLARSHIPS have in mind''with the suggestion ~ Sunday, Aug. ST rifleman, saw a Japanese of­ DONE EXPBMILr liaation Is Sought. the A A A crop control ^ programs. President Roosevelt is expected group at the Nutmeg Hoys’ State clla In order that those In attend­ temporary lifting ol| the ban on o f 8800 Each, Donated by Alfred C. Fuller. Some agricultural leaders had to submit the proposed constitu­ that it be as a memorial to the Outing of North End Improve- Shelton, Aug. 23— (/p)—Mayor ficer, brandishing g sword, AND EEA80NABLTI ’ At a meeting of tlie committee To supply the plasma -required bpid at Camp Hazen in Chester ance might gain first hand infor­ dlatlllation of alcohol for private FRESH CANDY 2 IN OPERA . 2 IN PIANO 2 IN VIOLIN urged that ifab internationfl or- tion to Congress soon for approv- second World War. mant Association.' Garden Orove Ralph C, Booth said last night he mation on government plans and bearing down on indlvidnal nationg-and to commod-' cer will he a S c h o o l S u p c r i n t e n i l e n t s , day, to be shipped by air to Eu- Naugatuck. The officer waa killed In­ tivities of the vetcians and con­ Wednesday, Aug. Sd sent two boys this year. Tlie selec­ ence the boys were taken to the with |lfl81,611 ta July, 1943. on has been'submitted to ity agreements inched in the nor- i Hci.iy A. Vtaliaec. whose “ * pn, . i rope to supplement the use of The mayor, declining to state on stantly. The private uninjur­ tinue to serve their children as Honor Roll meeting at Buck- tion of the boya to attend these Capitol at Hartford where they Reporting that corporation busi­ natkms eUglble for charter mat manner. president •’xplres in To PianiiL^ Those to piS»ma. -• what grounds the objections were ed.. ship by the interim com- has been .suggested in American they grow up. „ . . land school. based, said they came from per­ annual sesalona is made by popu­ visited the Senate and House, ness tax receipts dropped from Peacetime Food Probli*inB rp 1 . >1 I The Hartford Blood Donor Cen- heard Governor Baldwin speak, -IT’S BEEN TRUE FOR 40 YEARS AND MORE— IT’S TRUE IN ’44- o< the United Nations quarters for this po;;t. Some 1 It was brought out by .^clectmen_i ■» ORt* v - iia r j^ l. I bus responded to the request Saturday, Sept. 9 sons in the Woodside Oistrict o f the lar vote of the local high ariiool $330.(MS9 to 81W,629, Commisaion' pupils. < were given their Boys’ State esr- and Agriculture fonferencc The bog food problems facing friends doubt, however, that W aK i Cecil England and Cham- ---- to supply a part of this new Burning of mortgage ceremony city in which the dormitory is sit­ three “ counties.” They were an- er Walah said: j and installation of officers, Ameri Marte end Noren presented tlflcatee, and at noicmHme visited thoaiaatlc ta their praise o f the "One. factor which la now I at Hot Springs. Va.. last year the world after the war. as' en­ lace would be intCkcsted. tbers, chairman of the boaW, that | , Storrs, Aug. 23—'The campaign a'mbunt, a,id started on Monday of uated. The mayor described it as ' plans are now in the works for a ‘ can Legion Home. their report In the form of a day- with the officials In their offices. conference apd urged the club to making Itself felt and which will JLatlon by at least 20 coun­ visioned by the Hot Springs con­ in which Connecticut iHiys and! this week to contribute w'.iole blood “a strictly resideni’al neighbor­ ference, are :xpanslon of produc­ survey of the facilities of Center by-day account ta order to give Camp was not all study, acconl- continue to send boys In the com­ continue to be tnfliMntlal In the ts required. Hungary Replaces Envoy girls will collect milkweed pods fori for air shipment. In addition to the hood.” Springs Park by a Joint commis­ the RoUrians a complete picture ing t o the two boys, for the Laraoty fnet-Fladlag tion to levels which would lift mll- military use, expected to start' quota of 2,500 pints of plasma each Never Fully Occupied ing years. future Is the fact that there haa lion* to satisfactory nutritional sion from the State Board of Edu­ o f the acUvltlee at camp. The pur­ ’’towns" had baoeball, volley ball, been a large number of cancella­ m rA O --th a alphabetical des­ New York. Aug. 23 (^V-Hun- early in Scpten.ber, will be under] week expected from the Hartford ] The dormitory, never fully oc­ cation and the State Park Com­ cupied and at present vacant, was pose o f the conference, they said, and softball ocbedulea with the Thirteen million Americana tions of war orders for the govern­ gary has replaced its minister to the direction of a supervisor in: Center. R o c k v ille mission whose services are avail­ built lor out-of-town women em­ was to give the boys baric train­ final champlonahipa being played shara la profiuleng. eoH oa I h ^ ment because of rapid accumula Romania, the Hungarian radio each town who will be appointed: Therefore, it is up to Manches- | said today In a broadcast recorded able to the towns In the SUte. 'The ployes In Shelton industries. ing’ in politics by practicing town between the leading teama of the tiles. tlon o f needed munition aupplies meeting went on recorrd as ask­ by the superintendent of schools'or ter to help toward this new goal M olt D* the women workers here by U. S. government monitors. some Other designated person, ac when the Mobile Unit is here Frl- Andraa von Hertllendy, minister to ing the Selectmen to,ask tUs same Report Clark come from Danbury, about, 25 group to,^make a survey of the old cording to Owen 8. Trask, state day. Sq far, the response for don­ miles distant, and the great ma­ Bucharest, had been ’‘relieved of campaijgn supervlsoi at the Uni­ ors for the day has been rather his pbsf*^ and Zoltan Marrlassy has golf lota. It waa the consensus of jority of them preferred commut- those present last night that in versity of Connecticut. Local poor, but the Blciod Donor Service i ing to living in the dormitory. been appointed' to succeed- hinji, the supervisors,will be responsible for is hopeful that, m on previous oc- K illeil ill W ar broadcast said. . addition to the above-mentioned The Connecticut office of the plana If the golf lots are selected supplying the open meah bags in caaions, the tcle^ o n e calls for ap­ W ar Manpower commission an­ a new High school could be plan­ which to collect the poda, and to pointments come in rapidly to­ nounced yesterday that an undis­ night and tomorrow, and that we ned in the layout. 'The glof loU see that they are properly dried. Rockville Boy Was closed number of Barbados island­ Leaflets explaining the purpose of will not fall down on our quota. Tba Pix’estoBe Factory-Controlled YOU CMI’T BE«I ^makea a most central location and Member of Armored ers was being brought into Con­ W Urose Dress Shop the camoaign have been sent to ail Because the battle news is good, necticut to work ' in forge shops Method assures yon highest qnsUty RMS te nUtM TORTUflC •( vvould fit in to the neeoa of the superintendent* of rural acbools, some donors may be tempted to and foundries. 597 MAIN STREET, SRERIDAN BLDG. naterlals and t^e finest workmanship whiole plan. Tank Corps in Frdhce. In connection with this planning and a supply. . , of bog:s _ will be _given feel tliat there is nq longer such a Ibf faetory-tralnsd axperta Ton get to the teachers when schools open, | desperate need for plasma knd it was also the unanimous vote' of Rockville, Aug. 23.— (Special)— flOBger mlloage, gnamtoed fualtty. MIUIBBIW the meeting that the coat o f this ’Twenty-eight other states arc' blood. But the fighting hasn’t let AT work be co<^ed by a town tax so also collecting pods, said Mr. down, the casualties haven’t let Private Roy H. Clark, 22, son of NO UTIONMO comnan u q u r o i . First applications of wonderful sootbint, that the pit^icrty will be tbwn. Trask. The milkweed floss, when down, our boys haven’t let down, Mrs. Ernest E. Clark, o f Vernon highly medicated liquid Zemo promptly owned and perpetuated and in this iised to fill life Jackets and the blood donors shouldn’t let Center, a member of dn Armor id •oothe itchy eoieiiew betwmn emoked dovm. either. There is still as great JLtifftifelIm JL peeltag toss and on eootaet a e t ^ y kiU way each and every person will and •Y**^®*'*. Tank Corps, baa been killed in ac­ thTierniB that most ooramooly cause pay a proportionate'share. kapok which vvaa imjiort^ from a. need fqr UiMr contributions as NOW PLAYING - there has ever been, and there is tion, according to a message re­ KEITH’S Bpretd AthlBte*B Foot# Miss Dorothy Dowd was elected N a va until the Japanese seized con- a desperate need right now for \ NEW FASHIONS IN J permanent secretary of the com -Urol of that iaisnd, R ^ r v e sup- ceived from the War Department.' MORIARTY BROTHERS more donors to sign up for Friday. mlttee and W alter Buckley, treaa- pUe* of kapok nOw in the United A previous message stated that be BMTHBUBVCL AT CENTER AMD BBOAO fen. TEL. U M Call Mrs. Louis Custer. 3017, urer. A sub-committee conalaUng States w l U ^ exhausted n « t year, bad been seriously wounded. He dracston right now-for an appointment to of Chairman Sanson, Leon A. milkweed floss is the only light­ was born in Vernon O n ter, Feb. make that deposit in the blood ZEMO weight substitute available. Con­ 22, 1922, and attended the. local bank. In all probability, some of necticut's goal is every poaaible schools where he was a. member . FURS at AUGUST I the blood donated in Manchester that can be collected, Mr. of the class o f 1940. of the Rock­ on Friday will be flown to Europe 'T r i^ declared. 4-H Club members ville High school. In the'^state expect to harvest for use at once. about anopt 2,000 bushels. Collec­ Session for Voters t ' The Selectmeti, Eknest A. /*■ - - t — ...... tion will begin about September I Two Days Only! 4.1 Schindler, Kerwin A. Elliott and P R I C E S | 10 and wtU continue until October. Christopher E. Jones, together Payment will ^ 2 0 cents per bag Eating Places with Town Clerk Arthur E. Hay­ SI o f pods, each bagxholding about a ward will hold a session on Satur­ biumel. from f ’jndS'jirovlded by day, AVigust 26, from 1 p. m. to 7 the War Fqbd Adminu^tlon. To List Prices p. m. to examine qualifications of ^ Thursday hnd Friday, Aug. 24-25 | Seven organlzationa nave so far electors and administer the elec­ aigiilfied their Intention q f co- tor’s toath to the new voters. This 'Perating in Connecticut’s \.cam- Must Post Charges Ou is tlR first o f four sessions for p^gn. They are tA3 4-H clubs, making new voters, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, the State 40 Basic Food Items Playgroande Close For Your Winter Wardrobe Grange, Federated Garden Clubs ' t . -V/ of Connecticut, Inc., Bloomriokl Beginuiug Today. The' summer playgrounds which Junior Fish and Game Club, and have beep conduct^ during the The Smartest Investment Is the Bristo! Boys Club Assoclatloit. A ^rjee list of 40 baaic foods past two months under the direc­ J, tion of the Rockville Recreation Other groups are also expected to se^ed there must be on display u” take part. Board will clooe this-week, the ex­ today at aK Connecticut eating ercises at the k^ple street A Smartly Styled Fur Coat Threstening Neighbor Ckirhed places, the Stote O. P. A. an­ grounds taking place thia after­ nounced Monday. The agency noon. Prizes are being awarded .to 'I Tulsa, Okla., Aug. 23—(/Pi— children with the best attendance pointed out that the Hat o f basic ANoaiws District Judge, S. J. Clendinning during the season. A t this play­ Buy Now In , August*" foods will differ In each eating ground, the attendance reached has enjoined John Ezell from fur­ place, depending on the type of •O W ilM ther threats to cut off the head of clooe to 100 fo r some sessions. food serveCf. ' % The Northeast playground at and be glad when winter comes W . D. Hamilton, bis neighbor, with By August 30 each proprietor the Town Farqi lot will close Sat­ I Cane knife. Hamilton in his must file triplicate copiea of his petition charged that Ezell threat­ urday momipfl when there virill be list with the local War Price and brief exercises and prizes*will be ened him and his fdmily Sunday Ration Board. When the liet has awarded. Mies Mary McCusker, with a 33-inch knife, telling him been approved by a board, it wlU member of the school faculty has that he waa "going to cut plain­ be returned to the person who filed As Always In August been in charge of the playground tiff’s head off.” It to be kept on the premises o f his program. The Recreation Board esUblishment for Inspection at any . . . fur pelts are freshest will.conttoue otbar activitlies dur­ , ' t r :. ' - time by customere and OPA ing the odming months. — . . .. style selection is widest agents. i A meeting, of the Recreation '30 costs 42l " ’The purpose of this, O P A ex­ . . . workmanship is at its best Board has bC n called for Septem­ whaa repaid In 2 weehe plained. is to give the public a way ber 6 at which time detailed plans . . . convenient budget terms evO N T borrow unntccssarlly. of checking the items on the basic for the activitiea for the coming A/ but If a loan will solvt a price Chert with the lUU approved problem coma to 4in..> and get by the local boarda. The double months will be dlscuased. V ' tbeaa plua advantagaa: check technique is not new to price Beoelves ConunljMlon Loans mad* on iignatura only. control in rei^urants, an agency Alien O. Phillip, son o f M r and Mrs. Oscar F. PhilUp, of flsPavis Circle spokeeman explained, since com­ 2 . Compitta p rlw y alwaya plete minus of aU eating places for avenue, haa been coramissioned. an 3. Prompt, friondly aenrteo. the base period of April 4-10, 1943 Ensign in the' Naval Aviation •TODAY AND THCKS. k Bxeliulvo—Mattonwida Caah- have always been gvaOable In Corpa. He haa been in the aervice Cradlt Carda laraed and bon- board offices and restaurants. for 19 months and received his orsd bare. However, this amendment to the commisaion at the Corpus Cbrloti, i # . Come In, pboaa er write today. Texas A ir Field. He is now gt the - '5 9 5 regulation^irrakes the^ check on a V certified list possible right on the Naval A ir Station at Jaekoonville, PLUS 20% FEDERAL TAX t ' Fla., for'further training. H premuma, at least Insofar as the NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH SUITES MfeUMp MraMr ftJLy most popular dishes are concerned, Meettag HeU A meeting of the Motor Corps It was pointed out. Hi V > ( K l(jNi ' ORDINARILY -FOUND SO LOW— etSM tu n liMi of the Rockville Chapter, Ameri­ Mr. Davldsan of the State O. P- . H' I ■ N ' wti'f' U.U 18.11 1974 can Red Crons, was held Tuesday TRULY FINE IN EVERY DETAIL — READ §4M »4Jt If .89 .-will be In Manchester next Mon­ BanitiliRiNVllL! Heibfl .HAll day evening, Aug. 23. and will hold evening at the headquarters., on* - FEATURED FURS — -r—S. ’Wt.k.-. a meeting for all restaurant, tav­ Path Place at which time- plana *0 1 1 * is an authentic 18th O n tu ry reproduction — con­ were discussed for'ISe future ec- PLVSt "THE WHUrilER" MINK BLENDED MUSKRAT Uoaa 919 m 9IW ern and soda fountain owners at 8 structed to exacting Keith quality apecifleations with im­ o’clock at the Uncoln school. tlvitlas of the Corps. Members of DISliES TO THE LADIES! SABLE BLENDED MUSKRAf ^ ----- the Corps will aaaiat at the naxt ported mahogqny hand rubbed surfaces, traditional brack-, visit of the Mobile Blood Unit to GRAY PERSIAN LAMB / et legs, all mahogany interiors, drawer guides, Chippendale , Rockville on Friday. Sept. 8. BLACK PERSIAN LAMB mirror* and other fine detaila. It la a quality suite spe-' The next meeting of the Corps fellfANCEjCO, Police Court LETOUT SILVER RACCOON d a lly reduced for this occaalon and one you owe It tp your- •mia Tsaalat Wag. w ill be he’ d on Tuesday evening. LASKIN MOUTON Ftoa, Sept 12 at the Red Cross head­ luratnflit ■aU to see. Sleigh bed, large chest on cheat and roomy ^ Taleptoea. M N Rundolph E. Ouellette of 610 quarters A iu l I i L m CLa SKUNK GREAT COATS ' dreaaer Included. O. B. Brawa. Mgi DMghtota n( Isabella B E A V E R D Y E D C O N E Y \ Ueaaia Na. Ml Brewer street, East Hartfopd, s There wTlI be a meeting o f the SEAL DYED CONEY ' pteodod guilty to yiflatiim of tba Paughtere of Isabella this evening STATE SABLE DYED CONEY rules of the road whan presaated a t 8 o’eloek at the Moose Club op HARTFORD HUDSON SEAL DYED MUSKRAT before Judge Raymond R. Bowers Elm street. in pottos court this morning and Vleltlag Stombere SILVERTONE MUSKRAT 4-U Canning, d u b members in G R A Y A N D B LA C K PE R SIA N P A W waa *ne«i fUk .. , Roaknue are being vlaltod during Solid M ^le 3 PC. "- •herman B. Adaw and Joob thia month by vattoiu canning RACCOON AND SKUNK DYED OPOSSUM. ~ jidama of 131 Otenwood otroot leaders1— q t f underimafT theuie directionairocEiun ofm M rs SH E A R E D B E A V E R pUwded guilty to Unlawfully on- Georgs Schwarz of Spring street zt a a n g lrin g tho life land health of Those who are asaiating are Mrs. Bedroom Grouping M inor eJUIdren and w ere sentenced Fred Berger of Malden Lane; Mrs. StyHng that stands out in Furs that atpnd U|f.. • to SO dayo ta Jail. The Jail ken- Call Conrady o f. Grant street; jgnea waa suspended and they MfR Paul Lehmann ef Franklta Wide cuffs and deep armholes that lit readily weni placed on prObatien for eta Mrs Abraham Roaanberg ^ over suits. months. Both Rorksd on tho U c i PlMasnl street and Mrs Amw to 7 Mdft at Pratt and Whitney Marts JGMztaaU e f Spring street 'd “ 1 • WAYS TO PAY I^tect your investment—buy qoaHty Pilfs that OIL COMPANY Aircraft and the chlldran, age 1 for tba various oections of the dty. are onconditionaUy guaranteed. $1 and 2 were alone ta the house. A check up la made of the canning Charge customers may have coat reserved, it wiD •Scfi member haa carried on and | Mrp. Irene ItatarUle of 120 be charged on your October bin. caiarter Oak straat withdrew the alas on othor ptojaets cltaigo dl aoB-auppoit that fete Cash customers may pay 10% down, the balance An expert authority on furs win be at Wilrose id asada agatan bar husband, on delivery on or about November 1st. Thursday gnd Friday, August 24th and 25th. F rank I t RatavUla> _ New Organization Peter J. Grill and Loons E. Budgeting gladly uranged, in accordance with, with a large Iselection of fur coats ready to deliver Miklaaewlcs of . 181 Glanwood Federal government regulations. to you. —J*" * . The finer kind, quaint, attractive, ehannl^, ^ street had thetr'caaeo continued Of Spies Revealed I buUt fo r years oC eatlafactoiy service, Oanntoa again untU Septetaber 8. Solid Maple — fine eonatmctlon detaUa throughon — a dramatic August vahM — only |W for bad.' chest FREE COLD STORAGE UNTIL DRCE^ER Buenos Alrod, Aug. 21— number of agents and coaflaoated •. > Thursday. Storage Should Be- CANNING a great quantity ef asatarisL I E-rery. coat guaranteed by N o detaUa were included ta the I A Bundl depoait will m w v i WILROSE aeO Fun direct to nilcd Nowl Dtikiofes GoMm Crofes WILROSE and the maanfae* 87-word eommanlque laeoed InstI ■ Sweet Cora. your aelectira^til wanted. you from tlm aumnfactnrer. ) fentwday n igh t I I tu re r. A n unofekital btft nsuaUy reUa-1 e tih ''s Eveataga. \/A* 50 EARS $1.00 U 9 tafermaat m id the M plon^ TilophoBM: taqninr beh « eonduetad by poaeal Soekvllt 1I» i S n e ^ i d In tha a m e t o f U i i i w i MandMoter MfeSri: Shomrock Fomi penoMt Hi* aeltore of 28 biglt', V '^—'.4 I i powered radio traasmlttem ta re-1| ■ *'■ SPENOi^RST. ; TEL.87&7 leent monthfc ■ . ' . II / ' a^TUBjTEit EVEinKG HEKAi4>, conn, wronraDAr. a d c d s t z3, i m i XfANClIRS'reE EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. AUGUST zts, r.?i4 iTonn Japaneas portions around lehang, Myrtle Noran, property Hamden, Cheshire, North Haven, of West Haven; and the Branford the German garrisons Were Mght. Into a basUon, against which Oer- taking oevaral points on toe out­ ter Oak street. r a n g e a n d East Haven, Branford, North Dairy Co. but a tight GeWapo grip was man attacks broke d m ^ Bombers Begin skirts of Tangyang, important q u it Claim f u e l o il Milk Hauling Branford and Guilford. In all, the area includen 31 French Unite Gain •Toward 8 p. nv yesterday, Aug. enemy s«vp)ta center ntotbcaat of Herbert J. Bradley to Doris K. I^a^ion Money Poses plants supplied by approxlniately clamped on the capital to prevent j» afUr a fow^day atruggle, toe Bradley, property on Cheetnut GeMval Trucktag Seven Plante Affected lied Landing outbreaks. Nevertheless, clandes­ enemy had hCen beaten ev^eryw ^ Ichang. . Seven plants In the area are af­ 900 producers, 555 of whom are af­ Control of Paris; tine newspapers oohttaued to ap­ HardPoiinding Slowly Driving Jape Back street , Plan Favored fected aa follows: Brock-Hall Dai­ fected by toe new plan. There are and the phtrloU occupied an pub- Lease JAMES A. WOODS pear; de Oaune agents were sped Chtaeae forces have won control 29 Pearl Street < Dial 6566 ry, Nsw Haven Dairy Company, 68 earriera operating 78 routes, 18 Qose oa their mlaalona sabotage con- Ho btal^ngs. The WiniSm OH Company to Problem on P^ayments and Story’s Dairy, all of New Ha­ of which will be affected by the synthetic "Repreaentatives of Vltoy were of about one-third of Thngehung Battle Four Days Unued and ptans for Uherathm be­ Of Halmabera the Texas Oil Company, for a 3 Producer • Operated ven; Ben and Irving Zeider of plan. Thirty-one trucks are op­ Srreated or are in flighh after bitter fighting and are slowly term of five years, property on came clearer each day. •Thus the people of Parts h a ^ driving toe Japanese garrison back Woodbridge; Knudson Bros. Dai-, erated by processors or dealers 'o Bordeaux (Conttaoed From Page One) The tide Of resistance ^r«W (Conttaned from Page O n^ Broad street Has Become Part ol Trucks to Stop Run- ry, of North Haven; CUrk Dairy and 34 by producer-haulers. taken a prominent part ta the toward the center of the city, the Marriage Intentions hourly and swiftly. When the end UberaUon of the onpitaL , Chinese high command announced Price of .Ixiyalty 11 I m « O n 0 > I |h«t American troopa toad an- nnally came for the Gerinafla. they 1,000 .milea southeast of- ^ Tokyo, George P. Frost and Miss Bar­ Marc|i of Armies of ning Under Prograifi/ "Long live Fraheet*^------— today ta a eommunlqua from tha bara D. ^ c h of 41 Phelpa road, tarad ttoa city. had as little chance of keeping two supply ships were left burning Yunnan front. ^ • __ aM «nloaieiM which Bat tha French said they toad their stolen prize a» the French by Navy Liberators. yesterday applied for a marriage Liberation; Similar to New Haven, Aug. 28— W) —A Tho U. 8. 14th Air Force, which v^ladiolus an IntMW* a e H a l ^ ■eiaad all public touildinga, woo four years ' jforo had of defending Other planes «»mbed the Caro­ license. They are to he married Cigar Coupons. milk transportation plan for New The Selection, IgJLimited But Here Are Some aHriMraMot ta the Bor- cwnplete control of the altuatlon, Belief to Cropis bleated holes ta the ancient city Friday evening at 7:30 in the Sec­ It. lines chain, hitting Ponape on the walls through which the Chinese A Vmriffty of Coloni Haven county which will result in CUfpeftTiR^ i aiMt WOT* el«M*y awub^ ta and captured all tha VWiy rapra* Within the past month as sup­ eastei'n extremity, blasting Tyuk, ond Congregational church. ^ ■ nw i^T * firoBtlw regioa. aenUtivee who haJd-not^- plies from Normandy were cu^ by drove from the southwest, are sup­ Bat the llcds Arc a naaa By Karl R. Bauman the annual saving of 183,043 truck Brought by Rain. despite Interception, and touching porting the drive by streflng the Washington, Aug. 23 — — miles and 838,405 tire miles has I M o n tbo MsoU wer* Faria, the dty of light, ama the,.Allied invasion and communi­ off fires and explosions a t Tap on WUi Halt Operatlona of G h ^ I Everything you need or e x p e c t in , ko oaid,'» otagle plane drop- bach in French handa Juat fy r Japaneee ta the northwest corner When Anglo - American forcea been approved by the Office of De­ cations were rendefhd alnmot usa- the western end. of Tengchung, tbs bulletta said. a tire. Made for us by one of the M at latenalo akaig M yearn and 74 daya from leoa, aevere ahortagea developod New Haven. Aug. 23.—(4’)— Stamford. Aug. 23.—(ff)— Dr. ■weep serosa Germany's frontiers, fense Transportation, DlstHct JEWELRY frontier, apparently to Nlmiti also reported* strikes at The Chinese alto reported minor it's a pretty safe bet they will Manager Frank V. Richo. an- World's Largest l i r e Adolf Hltlar'a troopa inside Paris and there were bread Crop conditlotfs in regard to mota^ Wake, bypassed former American Ctaarlea H. Young, auperintendent German troops, then at ^e now riots. Now that liberation has been gains anmnd Sungsha and Lung of Stamford hoapital, has an­ Helen Carbon bring their ‘‘invasion money” with noimced today. ttlta bordar. tuT6 ftTC gcricrslly fair to good In Island north of the Marahalls, and 1 ling ta their effort to clear tbeHur them. Manufacturers. tide of conquest, anterad June la, accomplished, food will flow into toe northern part of the atatr^»nd nounced that physiciam, at the Under the new plan, .which prigi- -1M(L the repeatedly bombed phoaphate ma road west of the Sahireen river. 136 Suaimer Streat Maybe it's already been printed. nated with the New Haven Area GIFT SUGGESTIONS ' roaponae to queries concern- the city. poor ta the vicinity of ^ coast center of Nauru to the south. hospital wlU perform no more ton- If so, it’a atlll a military secret, The city bacama tto* drat A high ranking Allied officer slllectomlea until all danger of Dairy 'Transportation committee, Bm rapartad Umdlng a spoken- nental capital of * full-fledged ally along Dong. Island {kiand, the TeL 6971 but "invasion money” haa become ttaullng will be completely sus- f i t Allied Supreme h ead q u ^ estimated 75,000 tons of food a State Department of'Agriculture poUomyelltU (infantile paralysis) a part of the march of the armies to be freed from German doming monto would be sent to the c o ita l tar Chinese Troops Halt Public Records has passed. ])ended by three producer-operated I tha Frandi announcement Uon. Romo. Baa been taken, but reported today iU weekly re­ ^ f liberation. lirucka. It also provides for the Crosses and Chains ...... $2.20 and up .„taide our piertnre” and da- by rail, truck and barge. Huge view. X^'Invaslon money” now is being Italy atart^ the war aa an enemy atocka of food, medicine and cloth­ Twin Enemy Columns combination of four producer-op;- I fnrttoer eoirnnent, Tha War and now ia a e«>-bemgerant. A general rain ranging in pre­ used in France and Italy, will be erated trucks into two operating Lo.ckets and C hains...... $5.30 and up -tm ant public ratatlons oftica ing are waiUng in Normandy for cipitation from BBore than one Chungking, Aug. 23.—W)—Chi- Wemuitee Deeds used elsewhere. POUee Oa aa Strike in an alternated delivery plan and iaitatagton said it had no ta- the rrtlef of the clty'a retadenu. Inch in the northern portions of ..Me troopa driving forward in Michael and Frieda Ueta' Secretary of the Treasury Mor- it suspends the operations of two " tien m a new landing. The patriot flareup began with Distribution will be made by the the state to about one-half inch in heavy rain have seised a small genthau, who recently visited contract-hauling ' trucks which Ear Riugs ...... , $1,20 and up civil affairs branch of the Allied town 18 miles sputh of Hongyang, schmidt. to the Alien-Realty Coni' r_- Berlin radio made no men a strike of Paris police. They the southern portions brought re­ pany> property on Wells stredt., iage- len- France to see how it was working have been combined on other haul- i'Burtag the nlght-of the situa seized the prefecture and turned Command. * lief to the crops during the period and northwest of the city have out said he found the France ac­ tag units of the same contractor. halted twin enemy - columns at­ Anne Fhlkner. to Anthony and Gents* Identification Bracelets $8.50 and up t*hftnind Bords&ux. the famous lie de la Cite "into a The story of how the under­ and light rata has occurred In \ HARTFORD cepting ‘‘invasion money” with Completely Suepeod Opersttons Nt-WAS I 7 .0 0 X 1 6 I MI-WM I ' SdSiux. a city of 250.000 situ- fortress against which tha Ger- ground armed Ita great forces la most areas since, the department tempting to outflank their pool- Nellie .Jtankus, property in Pine Telephone 2-7171 . . . Temperatures have been tsons.ta the. area of the tolien Can- can Entespriae lOM Wltooah€har|ab ' ‘‘Invasion money” has succeeded operations are J. A. Hahn of Dur­ Stone Set Bracelets ...... $8.50. and up f.2S/S.NairV^ A A J V >‘2*/*’<*atS I r llO nrilaa w t h of the Spw- que said. was described by the French in much cooler. ton-Hankow rail junction, the Tensla Lindatrom, to Ivan and X' "spearhead currency” in connec­ ham; H. F. Johnson of Seymopr dlnatier, ap|?rent^ la tha last Dc Gaulle conferred with Gen. London as tha place,.Srhera parti- high eonwnand anaosmeed to­ Beatrice Johnson, property on tion with military operations. aans were largest ta number and “Spearhead currency” was used in and D. L. Boughton of Killing- Gents* Tie Sets ...... $1.80 and up l^..of arganlaed German re- Dwight D. Eiaanhodrar ta Franca UrgM FUU Prodoettoa night. Clinton street ^ • | worth. The combination of pro­ S jrta aouthwastern Frgnce, two daya ago—presumably on ^ poorest in arnna. But throughout One Japanese unit pushed east­ Allen Realty Company, to Henry North Africa, and in the' early ducer-operated trucks involves f

MAmJHEarEK BVE^IWG h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST S5. 1944 MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 28. ^9| « PACT SIX * r I down, an official announcement guns and bombs of Allied planes. I Senators Urge In a procc."s„ It is, a* far as it their own principles when they Tri*t«iflf- IV tadC " said today. Another Local Supreme headquarters said, while continue their appeasement of * ■ i> . American losses woro 89 heavy a belated Oerman Air Force at­ Manchester goes, good enough. Mr. Dulles is tempt to glvo fleeing Nazi ground Middle Course no-isolationist. The mere Franco. Just as if there had been bombara and six other aircraft, Through Lines; from all'oporatiotia. troops cover reatilted in the de­ ning Herald specUcle of him operating for no unparalleled world tragedy be« Boy Wounded struction of 37 anamy aircraft. Approximately 200 .Nazi fight­ (Conttaoed from Page One) Governor Dewey is enough to dis­ tween 1938 and 1944. The day French Help ers attacked too American forma­ Drivlnff up toe coast toward toe | ?S*tNC. must come when Franco will have mouth viUe. - Arrangsa to Start Debata Dewey is, with Mr. Dulles, show­ by Liberators and Oscorting Light­ Corporal Anthony Angelo, V. S. The Senate arranged to atari ••I 8®%S?S%-. Mi^rfiMitir Oou., Rationing Data at Algiers said Allied forces were nings over Lobau where flak also Engulf Important Road Hub ''cSm lUU M tfr .______ing hU right hand. There isn’t the less than 11 miles from the Italian Marino Oorpo, oon of Mr. and Mrs. Seven milee eoutheaet of Deau­ debate today on its own bill. Into- was intense. cations were the conflict nfigbt slightest doubt that Mr. Dulles, Fnmish4d By frontier but there waa no con­ Angelo M. Angelo, of 60 Pino ville toe AlUea took Pont- gOBSCHirnOM * * !■ • ^ firmation). > lead to a prolonged dlepute rival­ Open Tomorrow to 9 P. M. Hand Madt tm r b» lUII ...... •••••••»J{■•H p,—Hng with either Wlllkle or OFFICE o f PBIC’E Reports Perptepian Occupied LrEveque. The Britleb and Ca­ Mth py Itotl .,,*•^•■••••••1•••••••*} V® ADMINISTRATION At Grenoble the Americana otreet, wae wounded in action on nadian army lines equeezed for­ ling toe still unsettled emtroversy ...... $ .08 Hull, can personally be in substan­ were roughly only 70 airline miles London, A ufT 23.—iM—Radio July 24 In the South Pacific, hlo over state vs. Federal Control over Regional Department of France at Algiers today said ward from 10 to 15 miles engulf­ Hand Dacoral«d tial agreement with these two from toe Swiss frontier and for all parents have been informed. The ing toe important road bub of imemployment beaefita to war StatM aaO APO - • - i i S ^ Information French Forces of toe Interior have action In which Corp. Angelo re­ gentlemen. But that Is not yet practical purposes already had Llsleux, 10 miles southeast of "wkert. ' SS Tremont Street, Boston. S. sealed off the Nazi forces In south­ occupied Perpignan and that three ceived his woun<8i was at Tulagi. In they background o f the fight Over a Mriod'of 70 yean Watklna Auguzt Claaraaee has haeeme wefi imiBBit or ~ proof that Governor Dewey him­ Allied planes already have landed Deauville.' At "rrouvlUs the eetabluhed to the annual events of Central Connecticut! This year ia TIM aflSOCIATBO PMigp Massachusetts. ern France from communication He has written his mother telling lies were at toe mouth of /toe wae Will L- ‘ Clayton, Houston, JEmoSS? Pr*« •• there to establish contact with toe no excapUon, regardless of the scarcity of jCkiod Furniture. For no self la in agreement with these With thi enemy In northwestern of his wounds and she has been Seine and o far Inland as Usisux Tex., cotton exporter, temporary Mexican to fi, us# ol lU ly . French patriots. Perpignan IS informed of the casualty by the war property administrator by ap­ matter now carefully one keeps shop, there Are bound to he accumula- I'Mwa dtapatcliM craditod to It or not genOemen. Mr. Dulles Is not yet Meats, Fats, Etc. eight miles inland from the Medi­ they were all the way from 10 to tlone of odd pieces end samplee. 'STtoo^ltoO *n «“• Dewey. He is, so far, merely his The Americans also were In War department. point of President Roosevelt I tbo locol •Mw» publiobod boro. Book Four red stamps posiUon, by striking westward, to terranean coast and 15 miles 30 BUlsa from tos lower reaches O a^ n Is backing toe House bill through Z8 and A5 through Corp. Angelo wrira'that'-he la of toe river'. In toe center of To toeae le added slow moving furniture . . . totogz our buyan right hand. cut off German units reported flee­ noi^th of the Spanish border. progressing well. He suffered «tod has been considered in line cereffflly analyzed before buying aa to ueabUity and quality to dcrign Chairs I All rlchta of rapuKHcotloo of op^tol Consequently, Wlllkle, meeting valid indefinitely. ing from the Medltenranean bfea'ch- and construction. • “" ^ ‘ Soo hORlD. or* »•*> shrapnel woundi. in one leg and a recenuy-fallen **bera™**2so“ Oace. aUo was-iw 2'l appointment as permanent one-man ad- ■•TTtoo elUat of N. A. iorrloo with him, could not proclaim his Processed Foods head aloEg the Rhone valley- sprained ankle. He underwent . ^ o k Four blue stamps main route to northern France. Every such piece has a place to some hosM . . . and are' now marked aireement with Dewey. So long *i>n’to. Uiland aids of to. Seine at aavtogs that are truly thrilltogi TIM through Z8 and A5 through Reported Attacking Lyon (ItatMTS as the latter uses hi^ right hand valid indefinitely. Obituary trap, American troops dNvlnff to- Critical of PoUdea I M o lb e w si*tKMd«l**iMew ------(An Associated Press dispatch ward tha sea parallel to toe river Clayton’s post would be aboUsh- IjAleaco, Datrolt and >o«ta«i. method of doing business, the in­ Sugar from Geneva said French forces Book Four Stamps 30. 31 and 32 w m reaching points near Evreux ed by toe Senate bill. Some mem- a u d it bcbkad o r evitable question will be whether of the Interior were reported at­ ahd Vernon, gei>m»Uy 50 airline bars of too Senate Military oom- Thfi la SM Of the aedae redneed to Malf Pitee >tlUNA His left hand knows what bis right valid indefinitely for five pounds tacking Lyon.)i . , ■ T«iiM from toe mouth. mlttee havo been critical of hie for the last days at the August Clearance., each; Stamp 40 good for five Grenoble, the Old capital of tlw Lawsoa equare-aim - model; oovmi^ to A hand is doing. ■ Deaths Gorman Area Oontiaetoif pollciea pounds for home canning through Province of Dauphlne and the The whole German area south While toe House bill would leave turquoise' friese. Crior for your porah or tonuee . to toe •non owMoring to od- Mr. Dulles, in fact, has been the February 28, 1945. chief city of the Department of Fomet)y.8U$J)0. Bedroom Furniture ' breakfast nook or kitchen . . . iple roomzl Mrs. Richard Boughton of toe river was oontracUng rap- Clayton free to delegate property $97.50 Hardly a plaee where you want __ la TTm lUnehntor Dewey right hand adviser on for­ Shoes L’Isere, has always been an active Idlv There wore indlcaUona that dleposaL to goy^m ent agendea ■anld. ______center of French patriot resist­ Mrs. Richard Boughton, 4^ for- won’t add Oder and Mnartneea. eign affairs for some time past Book "Three airplane Btamps ap German reelitance there would of his choosing, toe Senate blU Regular S a k and 2 good indefinitely. ance. Nearly a century and a quar­ merly of Manchester, died.^ester- t WddiiMday, August 2S But there have been, in the past, S wined out within toe next 48 would place surplus landa dlopoa- Hand made wito hand-woven eeata; hnnd Gasoline ter ago it was the first large city day afternoon at the Hartford hoe- ne wipea oui w.um » cdhtrol of toe $459.00'Five Piece Heppelwhite Bedroom in genuine mahogany. left band advisers who have been to open its gates to Napoleon Bon- , pltal from Injuries suffered in an to 60 hours. on ool6rful baCktrounda of tangerine, green, In northeast and south M-A Another Oerman corps com­ Interior and A^calture^ depart- Swell frqnt dresser, chest-on-chest; vanity, bench and full klze light blue, red, .yeUow or orange. Put them to FilUice Reborn out and ou^t isolationists. Such aparte on his return from Elba. It automobile accident^ast Saturday coupon good for three gallons mander, Major General Elfelzt| ments. It would make Wa^ Food • a t ■ • • e m a • e r n e • • $398.00 tog seta . . . or toe emarter way . . . to * isolationists and nationalists wero, through Nov. 8. Elsewhere,"12-A subsequently incurred the wrath of afternoon, Adminietrator Marvin Jones 'to e It greAt war nswa 'today. the Bourbons by celebrating-the Mrs. BoughU^ waa employed by was taken by Allied troops. In $428.00 Five Piece Heppelwhite Bedroom In genuine mahogany. to^ rn l UeuaHy IS.7B, SS.BO and ISAB. in the Dewey, sponsored re-vamp­ coupons valid through September general the number "of enemy offl- ] final arbiter o f policies governink^ AUiad Invaalon of southom 21. B-8, B-4, C-8 and C-4 coupons anniversary of that event______J Nlles-p^ent-Pond Co. Be- disposal of aurplua foodatuffa and Sw ^.front dresser and ch4st; twin sleigh beds, night table.. .i$879.00 in g ^ the party’s national organ­ The American column followed sides hei>Kusband, she leaves eight cers captured In relation to toe hM taacbad 140 miles In- good tver/where for five gallons much the eame'route aa Napoleon total bag of prisoners has been cotton and woolen j;ooda. Reductions to^ $342.26 Seven Piece Chippendale Bedroom) bracket-base dresser, isation, advanced to high party much the eame rouie ae «apoiB«ii - „ Edward La May. Otherwise the board,-''appolnted One stray P««« Fuel on in spea^g top Grenoble through Boughton, Richard chest and vanity; bench, twin beds and bedsida table...... $ 29 8.00 advance from Norman- posts. ' Does Governor Dewey Period Four and Five Coupons the French Alps. I — v..- valid In all areas through Sept. 30. Boiighton, Robert Boughton, Theo- ... . j conimmatlon, would havo full cen­ $166.00 Three Piece Colonial Salem Cheat Badroom; matching high dream of being ambidextrous An Allied headquarters state­ tos trap and were abandoning Milclaa, with asatly *4oot” for a few days, new Period One coupons may be ore Boughton, L*rry Boughton, chest, taU-poat pineappla top bed...... $1S9.00 enough to keep-dhem content on ment on the northward drive sai( Melvin Boughton, and Miss Myra troop*. nnor U fouT members o f (Songreaa—^two turned up way down at Bor- used as soon as received from ra­ enemy resistance was spotty d American troops on one the one hand while *■ be proffers tion bbarda. Boughton, all of Hartford. Mrs. Houae—Bitting in on lU $219.75 Four Piece Chippendale Bedroom with ogee bracket baaes-^ — Dulles to the non-isolationists on Ing too advance.” 'rairteen ^ u rs i Boughton' also leaves two sisters, Just a battlefield meetings as observed, and rope carvings. Bed, dresser, chest and night tabla...... $189.00 and British and Can^lan of house to houee flghUng qeCur^ Gordon Cook. of. West Hart- equipment Complex Problems Involved on the other arc making the other? - The Local War Price and Ra at Digne.' It waa theretoat tos ford and Mies Adelaide Howell of^ corpses. It will likely be several ] HALF PRICE $110.60 Two P i^ Heppelwbita Group with atraigfat-front diasser tlonlng Board islocateb in the Lin Senator O’Mahoney (D., Wyo.) T * ” , and fruitful axpIolUUon of Getting down to political realt- Allies captured MaJ Gen Hans ,Ne'w York; three brotoere, Ruee^H Corp. Anthony Angelo days before burial parties can ■aid the military committee felt and pierced panelled bed- $80.00 ties, we suppose it must be the coin ichool, oppoBlte the post of­ Schubert, a Germap''corps com-1 Howell, New Jersey; Earl Howell cover toe area and got an •«!«- aartlaulng German defeat in fice. New office hours are aa fol­ operatlon for the removal of shell that surplus property disposal In­ $276.00 Three Piece Heppelwhite Bedroom in decorated latlawood. Antiques first dream of a pollUcal candi­ mander. if Aberdeen. Md., and Forreet rate count of toe„aerman dead] volved such complex problems that fiance. An American lows: Bitter B ^ e StUl Rages Howell of Manchester; al^o her fa­ splinters. and any sort of list of toe high _ Bed, dresser with gilt mirror and chest-oiwshest...... $ 2 4 9 .0 0 date to satisfy and please all ele­ Monday, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m 26 Months In Pacific “toe* authority wae too much to sweeping south and On toe M^terranean -coast, a ther John Howell of N«w Jersey. officers killed In the deluge of| place In one man. $626.00 Seven Piece Decorated Heppelwhite Bedroom in satinwood. ments, to woo all and offend none, ’Tuesday, closed all day. bitter batUe lUll raged in encircl­ He is 25 years of age and enlist' a t oast of Paris is apparently "Tho funeral will held at the Allied bombs and artillery fire. “The committee felt,” .said for Last Nine Days-- Twin beds, dresser, chest-on-^est, vanity, bench and night and it would not. be surprising if W ednee^y, 3 to 6:15 p. m.. ed Toulqii; French armor and in­ Holloran Funeral Home in Man­ ed and was accepted for service _ an skploratory sweep to* Thursday, 10 a. m. to 5:15 p. m. with the Marines on January 12, O’Mahoney, “that all sectloiui and > tabic See it in our window today ...... ; ...... 489.00 any political candidate should fantry had pushed virtually toto chester at 2 Friday. Rev. economic interests in toe country m Friday, 10 a. m. to SM5 p. m. 1942. He took his basic training at U Oerman border. Or, such the out^lrts of Marseille, and toe A lfred WiUiame o f St. Mary’a should have a voice In the poUcy- $196.00 Three Piece Empire Bedroom with tall spiral-turned poater boon the dynamic and cumu- vristfully explors. the possibilities BatuT^y, 10 a. m. to 12:SU p. m l^nch occupied Hyeres east of Episcopal church will officiate. Parris Island, S. C , and upon Leaders May Sec August "Ihe telephone number is 2-0494. maklng.” with Juat nine days of toa August Clearance rematotog, further roduetlona bed, dresser and chest • . 4.• •..j-•> . $ 1 7 9 . 0 0 powar at the force we have of doing this. But there are times /Tbulon. The burial will be in the East completion of training in June of ,He said' toe bill came out of too 1942 he was home on a short fur­ . . . now to HALF PRICE^ . . have been made on these sofas, chaira, $249.00 Three Piece Chippendale group with baO^nd-claw feet, rope in France, perhaps thU when it is neither possible- nor The Allied command annoimced cemet^eTy. Parade in Paris committee without a record vote. terrace furniture and miscelllnsoua pieces. Only ona of each, unless other­ effective politics. This, on the that the tot 1 njimher of prisoners lough. About the middle of July ’the House remained adamant, carvings. Bed, dresser, chest-on-chest ...... $ 1 9 6 .0 0 is something more than ex- Jie started for active service and wise noted, and subject to prior aals. Hunyi foreign policy issue, is one of the Occupation Air taken rince toe landinga had risen however, in refusing to accept too $179.00 Four Piece Colonial group with twin beda, draaaer With Prices jHgiatory. to m ore than 17,500. arrived in the South Pacific on Lrondon, Aug. 28 — MP>— The board theory. It first voted down latter timoo. August 8, 1942, making 26 months attached mirror, and chest ...... $ 1 8 9 .0 0 X. far to the eaat, the other Inside Toulon French troopfe Funerals naiiv aald today I last week an amendment which Governor Dewey can have Wen­ Force Is Planned yesterday hlazad their 'way (o ho has been away from home. London D ally Herm a^ i aubeUtuted a board for $139.50 Three Piece Colonial Bedroom with'full alia bed, dresser sain of the great nutcracker being to o l dell Wlllkle la a moment, and he points h ^ say between thb rail­ Mra. Miriam O. Sloan Previous to entering service plana were being made for P ^ too elnale administrator. Again with attached mirror, and chest ...... $128.00 Corporal Angelo was employed by iZggpUed to Oermany baa begun to can have, in a moment; all tboM way tracks which bisect toe city. The funeral of Mrs. Miriam G. dent Roosevelt and prime Minister I R squelched such an — tighter. North o f War- lx>ndon. Aug. 23^—yP^AW^ The HavalNaval aiMnal aiMnal was was half a mile Moriarty Brothers, local gasoline Churchill to ho present In Paris, I amendment, 142 to 38, and then $169.00 Three Piece Modem Walnut group with bad, draaaer and millions of Independent votes wtm .^r l^em Were reported today to ^ y,, dDcjaT only a few Snedeker Sloan, of 25 Chester ki the battle that may be drive. Pine Acres, wife of David D. and fuel oil dealers. If that U practical." when AlUod went on to pass toa porfoetod bin Ohest .,$128,00 may decide this, election on_ toe b^lannlng an hundred yards. / 1 ' Two other brotoers are in toe Davenports HALF PRICE dlmactle atrugfle .«f tb)s Sloan, waa held thia afternoon at troops parade under toe Arc ^ h<^ to para a $225.00 Threa Piece Modem Bedroom in pin-atrlped wainnt veneara. foreign policy issue. But he can Fo^possibly o* The desperaU defenders, trying the Watklna Funeral Home. Rev. service, Dan and Salvatore war, the Rad Armies have and il^tera to WOTk^to ^ t,,, Nazi last ditch Swell front dresser, wardrobe with cedar lining, full sIm bed.. .$l'98.00 only have, them by coming for­ i Alfred U Winiama, rector of St. Angelo, both in toe Navy and now Triomphe. ' ’ I aurplua property btU by toe end pmm a great preliminary victory troops i^cb will fights in Chsrbourg and St. Male, at sea. French troops wiU head toe Al- of tola week, after which Senate $271.50 Three Piece Southern. Colonial Bedroom in genuine walnut, ward with both hsAda clasped to­ mauy to preserve order when toe|7f.._,.» —n Mary's Episcopal church, officlat- Regular W atM to o n -Srith tlw crossing of the Bug ityor. fought^f^om. well prepared post, I ed. Mra. Robert K. Anderson was Ued parade, with Gen. Charles de and House confereee must work S a lt inlaid. Bed, dresser and chest ...... $249.00 Anwrtoan antlquaK gether on one policy, by offering Reich ca{dthlatea. that forf euppori of heavy ooast- Gaulle probably having toe place out differences. - $156.00 isvruan ’ 1h the south, the long dormant Most IndlcaUms are toe organist The bearers were, Lawson Lounge, Turquoise mohair » a a e e a . . . $77.$D $398.00 Four Piece Chippendale Bedroom in genuine w i^ut with toe August deannk w ito Dewey as well as Dulles, by speak­ Ger- di Sm*** depretaed antl-alr- I Harold and Ray Snedeker, Lawr- of honor, toe newspaper added. Benefits Bttfcken From BIO sent or morel AE i XRnnaaian front has sprung to ground operatic^; purposes German Retreat $169.00 Tufted Lounge, Blue damask with fringe .... $79.50 I not Itetod I ing for hlmsett as well as through toreeW94t guns. French forces battling ence Sanborn, Frederick Free- Derbding' toe march mto toe I House Ways and Means marquetry inlays. Bedf dresser, chest, vanity ...... $389.00. w to ]pn bus to toato tostoBSM MB 1 Bfb, with attiring Red Army ad- many will be divided into east reached French capital wUl wait until toe today struck from toe emissary. herea of influence,\qontro toelr way fro. toe ( man. Can and Albert Perry. Rev, $169.00 Lawson Lounge; 2-cuBhion8; Red damask e • e e e I .... $84.50 $4(S8.00 Five Piece Southern Highland Bedroom with twin bedi^ Le Pradet, four milesi from Toulon WiUlama conducted toe committal Is Seen as ‘Rout;’ -‘campaign of destrucUoo of toe senate-approved poet-war demo- That must be toe final stage in lectlvely by the United SlAtos, Gerroan Armies goes a etage fur-1 {^maatlon and reconversion hlU a $169.00 English Lounge; Turquoise damask ...... $84.50 dressm*,. chest and vanity dresser. Genuina walnut with in­ all this good news can take Mtaln and Russia. ^ harbor. service at the grave in Grove Hill the evolution of the Dewey stand Endrcleineat Oontoineo cemetery, Rockville. ther," The Dally Herald said *PM-1 p^Qyi^ioii •^tending unemployment $186.00 Ixmdon Lounge; Green textured homespun .. :... $92.60 lays ...... 8898.00 seat, today, and yield, for O n toe air aide, a Jolht, com ­ Yanks Past Sens on foreign pdlGby. It can ho waited Encirclement at Maneille con­ ial news reel operati<>«'t o f qJoBlng the pooling of Faces Court Test near Fontainebleau. In this sector The Dally MaU said a conference for retraining and re-employment $226.00 English Lounge ;^an flat-weave mohair ...... $112.50 headboard $179.00 la Paris streets today. Wo;idiip- feting the. Americans had thrown between Roosevelt and Churchill of war workers and throwing out $80.10 ntsheoek Mde Chair wMi kaiiff would be more advantageous. On attacking frgntaUy. fought for­ peci of liberty, sharers in the eter­ On The Spanish Border ward to three miles from the bridgehead over the , upper Seine. would “take tface within a matter a program to nay for the tranapor- $358.95 Three Piece French Provincial Bedroom In bone enamel, ■hadid fold stendlHiy on grainsd ai»- this bkslB America and Britain Cwadtan and British troops of .weeks on French aoU.” Itatlon of these woricera baek to trimmed with gold and grey. Bed, dresser, chest...... $ 2 9 8 .0 0 nal struggle tor liberty all around apot on toe map of Europe might provide many heavy bomb- city’s outskirts. American col­ Los Jtogelea Aug. 88— (IP)—On hoBMiyiaaiMaeat, Reatored ...... 8l 8l f l umns Vitra fighting tores mties . ■cored advances of 10 to 15 miles their homes or to places at new the world can hear It, with its' which 'pffera sanctuary to Nazis era, with Russia furnishing a petition of toe American Civil in toe chase of the batterec Gei> Torn Too ExpoMive employment. ‘ large part of the fighter atrengtn from toe Btahg de BerrSr a vir­ man Seventh Army toward toe The committee retained in toe 886.00 (2) Wood Seal iSHeheodi Hda * Strident, glorious notes #aw but and their ooUaboratora seeking to tually landlocked body of water Liberties union. Federal Judge J. Chairs HALF PRICE There la no precedent ^for the T. O’Connor has ordired MaJ. lower Seiri*' from the disastrous bill a provieion toaf etatea shall C hairs w o t hand gtendlHng on blaek) sdnmg in throats long parched for aacapa from toe march of Allied northwest of the city. , ■ Akron, Ohio—(ff>— A rubber establishment of a large oheupa- Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel, bead of Falaise trap. On the coast Canad­ worker, an ex-doughboy Of this continue to determine toe amounta- simflar pattehto. RealNni, la ch .. 8M .10 tha singing of it. victory is a black spot. There is tion Air Force. At the end of the In toe course of toe Marseille ians. battled some seven miles and duration of unemplqyment encircling movement, French the Army’s Western Defense com­ war, quit his war Job to go back Dinmg Room Furniture Get the picture of this libera­ such a spot, in toe bopra and days First World war a few aquadroM mand, to show cause Sept. 18 why across the Seine estuary from Le benefits for . covered workers. $79.00 Barrel Chair; Spade feet; turquoise tapOdtry ...... $39.50 889.80 Maple ItodderbMic Side Chair wMi of observaUon planes were put in forces pushed on to high ground to toa coal mines after being fined \ tion of Paris. Hound about the be should not be restrained from Havre. Germans In that port lob­ It also accepted a Senate provi­ rush seat. Signed T. Cerry. Be- before the free French' regain con­ Germany for a short while to aa- jiortoeazt of toa city. . bed shells across toe water. for wrestlUig on a ,d®wn^^ sion that toe Federal government $66.00 Chippendale Wing Chair; blue cretonne ...... $32.50 dty, beyond it, mighty American preventing return to (MUfornla of street with his brother, on leave $185.00 Five Piece Dinette Group consisting of an extension console - stored trol of thair frontier. It is Franco sist the grohnd- troops, but alnco A dispatch from Associated Press three Japanese Americans. U. S. units hit down toe river guarantee toe solvency of state $65.00 (2) Chippendale Arm Chairs; mustard tapestry. Each .... $32.50 . armored columns have beep, in po­ thM toaJIlrplane has become a war Correspondent Edward Ken- from an Alaskan army poet. unemployment e o m p e n s a i l o n table (opens to feet) and four Chippendale ladderback chairs. $98.00 Spain. Franco, maintained and Attorney A. L. Wiiin told Judge toward fhe sea, bringing in toe $89.00 Queen Anne Wing Chair; grey and gold tapestry ...... 6 sition, for days past They could majdr'weapon and hence a vital nedy said the main German re- eastern jaw of toe pincers. They '%e’re going back to Pennsyl­ fluids.- $44.50 $198.00 Nine Piece Eightenth Ontury Dining Room with Duncan * $28.00 Child's ‘niumb-back Side bhalr wllli assured by high Allied statesmen, ------A gijtiuico In the area waa on anoth­ O'Connor yesterday there la no rea- vania where we ean have a couple have plunged into the city them­ factor In preserving post-war .-1 or­ ■60' to exclude from .the . Pacific menaced Evreux apd Vernon, Shipyard Worken Affected $89.00 lAdy'sJ^unge Chair; red figured damiask. **-».. * * $44.50 .r,|>hyfe table; credenza buffet, china and lattice-back chaira.. . .$179.00 faint eaghH^d-shleld deeign...... 888J0 dares offer this one last affront er high ridge dominating approach about 50 miles from the Seine’s of been and wrestle around If we The committee's elimination uf selves, and have' told the world der. coast American citizens of Japa­ want to(” toe diaeontenled -youth $39.60 Pisiform Rockers w i^ Maple finished frames; 4 Burgundy; $219.00~Nine Piece Eighteenth Century Dining Room with pedestal * to toe Allied cause. roads from toe east. Kennedy said nese ancestry who have demon­ mouth. “ * the Federal employes. Including 8M.80 Drop-leaf TsUe with tamed lege that America had freed Paris. proclaimed. "I dop’t Uke these many ehipyard and war woricera, 4 Blue; 1 egch Beige and Rust. Each ...... $19.76 table, buffet, china, arm and side chairs...... $198.00 Himself toe product of one of haze and smoke riling from the strated their loyalty. AppearanCes'of Bout 6 end square leavee M^-OO Xnetead, there was* a moving harbor Indicated the Oermana Allied airmen declared the Ger­ big cities whore they i take 824 from toe unemployment program $29.76 Platform Rockers, maple finished arms. 1 each blue, bur­ $385.00 Nine piece Eighteenth Century Groups with serpentine fr o n t toe first crimes of toe present era ilg Entry ISst The three Involved In toe pres­ away from you for having a little was on motisn of Repraernitariv^j ' courtesy in the American com*, were demolishing installations ent case are Mrs. Shlzuko Sblra- man retreat had appearances of d Credenza buffet, 44-inch serpentine break-front chu^^t^le And 8126.00 Set of 4 Wood Seat Painted Chairs) in Europe, he now offers the last rout By ferry and rubber boats, Mills (D., Ark.). These workers gundy and rust. Each ...... > • • a «'• • • t'C R • • a • e e $14.85 mand. - This was a Job for the there. niizu, widow of a soldier killed in set o f 6 chairs ...... 4...... $298.00 hand stendlled on black. Restored.. $98.00 sanctuary to his fellow criminals. For Trapshooting I American troops rolling west­ toe enemy attempted to escape are not now required to contrihuto gyench themselves to do. This Italy; Masaru Raba, an honorably across toe Seine at about 30 points, to toe unemployment eomponaa- $298.00 Eight Piece Dining Group witii Molly F itter dr^leaf The Spanlto border Is an area of ward from Aix-en-Provence, 15 discharged soldier of, toe present A Dirty Trick On Metorteta $49.60 Post Bed of maple and pine; fall ‘ wsh the time, not merely for the miles north of Mararille, passed under a hall of bulleta and cannon Uon fund, as are those covered by table, lowboy buffet and set of 6 ladderback chairs. See It in escape, when all the rest of Eu­ war ,and Dr. George Oohlkubo, a ahella from low-swooping AUled toe program. ' ■iaa o.eeeeeaaeeeeateeaeeeeowe eeeaeo $85.00 hberaUon of a city of beautiful von/iaiifi' o Aue 23 _ u n —I through Velaux In a nlns-mlle dentist who has applied for mili­ Tnw Charles, La.—(F) — Auto- our windows th is w e e k $249.00 rope is sealed tight. This la one planes. v ' . l iita here can’t park more than five ReprSsentaUve Knutson (^ stone, but for the rebirth of the Shot^ sha^ri^fer^march to beyond tary eervice. — _ $86.00 (2) 42-inch Console Serving Tables with semi

■ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, MANCHESl'EK, WJNN^ WEUNESDAT, AUGUST 23, 1944 % TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1944 FACE THIRTEEI Rowms Without Board 59 Wanted Autos— Help Wanted-Male Household Goods 51 Muchineiy .and Tools 52 Personals What Gi les Msana Husband, (at 1:00 a. m .)— Did Motorcycles 12 • OUR J3RD ANNUAL CO NNECTICUT HAS A N aUot- 3 > M U ta A HOl.D EVEKVIHINU WAi^TED — PARTNERSHIP In WANTED—EXPERIENCED man ROOM 'TO RKN T—88 Foster To his government— Manpower. you know I can linllate any bird ment of new Cletrac crawler GassiBed you can name? ■mall well eatabliahed business W A N T E D —1933-1935 model to lay Inlaid linoleum. Apply AUGUST SALE street. Men .referred. To his general— Expendable. " TJ*.L "■ ■ Qasnfied Linoleum Department, Mont­ tractors for farming and thf.se JA/Ufjdifajn _— Sense and Nonsense W lfe — No, I didn't. CSan you In town. W rite Box W, Herald. Sedan preferred. Call 5613 To the Doctor—Potential casual­ gomery Wart, and Co.. 824-828 ,l8 Now Going On tractors are available to qualify­ ROOMS FOR KENT, married Cou­ Imitate a homing pigeon? tween 4-3 p. m. ing farmers. Consult ua now. Advertissinents ty. W A m iia > -.M E N TO HE*JP in Main atree't Mancheater. Here's Ydur Chance ple or 2 girls Call 2-1940 or 7 E I ^ H O U E f t m w u t Y m , my dear, there is something A man aayt he always stays in Tbs class was studying magnet­ To his Quartermaster — Another Dublin Tractor Company, Wllll- 'Adver&ements laundry, good hours, and Rood To' Buy And Save Florrace street.* new under the sun! the yard in plain view while his ism, and the T-Sgt. asked: foot to shoe. A man who had been out nearly- WANTED— GASOLINE attend­ mahtic. For Rent For Sale Flral Bfographyilograpliy o f Am oriea'* GroatG p Gonoral pay. At>ply luwnchester Laundry, Business Serrices Offered 13 CepyHsM. 1*44. A u Wikwlware lUIUri DCstrtt«t«Oe N B A Spvvlffite tm«. A local girl and her “ boy friend” wife Is practising her singing les­ T-Sgt. — How 'many natural To the Company Commander —A ly all night, was undrMslng whan r o r R « i t For Sale a n t Apply Bantly Oil Company, Her4 we go again with more ATTRACTIVE ROOM with light 72 Maple _treet. — „ ' OASOLINB MOTOR, 8 H. P. To Buy t o S ^ ■Upped awny to a nMrby city and sons, so his neighbors will know magnets arc there? < .replacement. his wife waksd up and asksd; FLOOR SANDING 166 Center street , ' super values for August! While the housekeeping facilities If desired. Good cot lition. Aime Latullipe, got married. They pretended it he Is not whipping ber. Recruit (promptly)—Two. sir. To his First Sergenat— A gold- Wlfe-.-Aren't you getting up To Bay ToSeU WANTi^lD—5 RIDERS to Hart­ Laying and Finishing supply lasts some of you first- Continuous hot water, laundry CLEVELAND AUTOMA’TIC set­ 758 Vernon street. Tel. 6077. victory In North Aftisa by the British First Army after was a "runaway marriage.” Her T-Sgt. — W ill you pleas# name brick. rather early? ' ford. Hours 7:16 to 6:16. Address J. SI . enaen—Phone % ^20 corners will snatch up unbellevabls facilities .and, automatic refrig­ up man and operator, excellent advancing *2.i miles in 36 hours. dad does rot care a whit for his Railwav Clerk—Another farmer them? To his Mess Sergeant — A chow The man put on all the clothes reply to der’s, Box 766. If No Answer—5329 bargains in fine living room suites, eration. Residential. Central. Call XXI opportunity for right man. Call United States armored forces were daughter’s husband. H » sent this is suing us on account of his cows. Recriiit— Blonds and bruiisttss, hound he had taken off, v/ent down town bedroom suited and quality dining 3989 or 14 Arch street ‘Things were gettUig hot,” Ss message to the daughter: LUNCH AT WELDON’S, 901 Mancheater 4822. Musical Instruments 53 Summer Homes for Rent 67 advancing toward the’ Gulf of Manager— ^Killed by our super- sir. / , To his Buck Sergeant— A lousy and slept a couple of hours on his ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. room furniture. This furniture Ike called it, all along the line. Tunis to cut off the retreating “ Do not come home, and all will speed trains, I suppose. recruit who will never make a office lounge. Lost and Found Main street, when downtown. A USED 6 F E E T S inch Weber 3 NICELY FURNISHED, large Tel 2-1688. W. Scbulta. WANTED—2 PAINTERS. Either romprlses one of our biggest pur­ COLUlitlBlA LAKE. Available at ] The Axis was fighting desperately Axis.,troopa. The British pushed be fprglvcn!” Railway Cfierk— No, he com­ soldier. Food, prices and service are Just Grand piano, mahogany case. bedrooms, private home, continu­ The street car was a Ut crowd­ • ‘ lO ar—BLACK AND white Eng- by day or contract. 379 Burnside chases, a pre-\vat purchase that Available Aug^iat 26 to Septem^ at*great cost o f lives and supplies. along the. coast to stop the enemy plains about the passengers lean­ ed: ’ To his Corporar-.rA target for A great president is one who righ t WASHER, V/CUUM8, IRONS, Beautiful tom and action. Only ous hot v/ater, near Cheney’s. 137 Uah Better napsed Buddy. OOm- Avenue. Greenhouse, East Hart­ has made our selections larger now ber 2. Reduced after Labor Day. TTiey broke through American ar­ from withdrawing into the hills of A visitor had been taken ing out of the windows and milk­ Passenger (politely) — Madam, hard labor, happens to be in the W hite House lamps, etc., epalred. All parts 8495. 1080 Main street, HarUord. Pine street d t call 6290. er*a Bane op collar. Also regis­ W A N TE D —RIDE 'TO R O Y A L 7 ford. than ever before. Included In this Phone 5320. tillery positions west of /aid Pass, the Cape Bon Peninsula. through oiir.. state insane asylum ing them as the ttains go past. would you like to get a strap? To his Girl— A Haro. when we are having ■ run of tration. J. Bterllng. Phon< 8063. available. 24-hour service, tdiarg- great event .re bedroom suites In FOR RKNT—NICE FRONT-room, imperlUng ths Allied positions at Bombers were pouring death and and noted a' group of men off to To his Family — A shining sx-. good luck. to 3 shift. Vicinity Avondale COTTAGE AT NIANTTC — 6 Woman (regarding the man Road. Telephone 2-0605. as C. O. D. Manchester 2-1439 great variety,... period' styles, suitable for married cbuple or Gataa. American forces under destruction on U>e fleeing armies one Bide that looked normal to Overcrawding a row boat or Icily, then snapping)— I have one. ample of an American soldier. l^ B T — OIRL’S Identification mornings ct evenings. Wearins —Furs 57 rooms, near 'water. A-vailable Help Wanted— modem, and Swedish Modem, al­ two girls. Apply Princess Res; heavy assaults withdrew to' the of Rommel. His desperate attempt him. canoe lit one o f the quickest ways Passenger — ExceDeni! Now Woman My goodness. Myrtle, BrsCelet between Blssell street most any kind of suite you could now up to September 15. CaU | hills in the Tebe'ssa region on the. Visitor—Why are you all here? ALL KINDS OF tractor work, Male or Female 37 G IR L’S ’TEDDV B E AR coat, size tasran t Main and Pearl. to escape to the sea. had failed. o f reaching the news pages and the would you mind letting go of mv Many s man owes his success to whsf makes you so hoarse? l.aad state Tlieater. Call 8885. wish lo r ... .dinette- suites galore 5134. Algerian border. Montgomery’s There was hut one thing left for Automobiles for Sale 4 plowing, harrowing, grading and 14, dark brown, red trim. Never i One o f the Men— Beoapbei we’re cemeteries. tie? • being fired . . . with ‘enthusiasm. Neighbor— I Just talked my A POSITION Mtiich prepares you .and a tremendous selectlm of Brttlsh Eighth Army was only 165 ' him—to esiape to Italy by air and |X)8T— B L l ^ CHANGE purse potato digging. Also cord wood worn since dr'- cleaned. 815. Call COLUMBIA LAKE, vailable at | not all there. ' husband out of a dollar. FOR 8ik.LE -1935 PLYMOUTH for. service in the field of re occasional pieces, kitchen furni­ Apartments, Flats. miles away after fighting Its way leave his bedraggled army behind eoBtalnlng sun of money, Frl- salving. Alme Latullipe, 758 Ver- 6387.. once, 4 rooms, modern conven­ .You can’t afford to be polite to You can’t expect a face to look Few young fellows who keep coupe, with radio. Good cdndl- habllitation now available in s ture, rugs and floor-coverings, and . Tenements 63 across North Africa. ~ day, Ylclnlty of State Theater. nofT streist. Telephone. M77. iences. WilUam A. Knofla. CaU | him- Liquor may be slow poison — everybody.* Some may mistake too cheerful In the early morning busy as a bee snd make good hxiMiiM. tfon. 8300. Inquire 43 Mill S t progressive, private hospital In nursery furniture. There is fumi' ThC' battles at Kasserine Pass May. 9 was a dismal day tc the It took Russia to violate all the Reward. Phont 7108. ___ _ 4279. but who's in a hurry. ___ it for weakness. — after U has been slept In all have to worry about someone else known speed laws and get away "H e never reads, ma’am—he Connecticut. High school and turn for every room and - most Wanted to Buy 58 8' ROOM APARTMENT on’ 178 were being waged with terrlflc "all-powerful” Axis. Germans and 1941 PLYMOUTH convertible night. walking away with ^leir honey. with it.. college graduates are offered needs. See these outstanding Spruce street. Apply William onslaughts from both sides." The Italians '.legan surrendering uncon­ keeps makta* facet at you!” coupe, exceptionally clean, low Roofing 17 valuable trulnlng and experience values now at All art’s utd SAVE! Lewie, 123 Spruce street or on first battle laated two days and ditionally en masse. Six grea. GeV- ,W)8T—MAN’S WRIST WATCH. mileage, pre-war tirea, built-in XmGENTLY NEEDED BABY Wanted to Rent 681 under supervision in s program premises. 872 a month. ended in deieat for the Americana man commanders, headed by the FUNNY BUSINESS iBlUals E. P. Telephone 2-1008. radio, heater, defroster and apot HOOFING ft FUfiP ViR of ohin^ Branch of Connecticut’s Largest stroller. Call 7939. o f medical and educational ther­ and French, wl. were forced back proud MaJ-Gen. WllUbard, Boro- RED RYDER Foul Play? lights. Price below ceiling. Col4 neys; valleya, flashings, and guU Furniture Store TWO ROOMS compIeUly furnish FORMER • PROPERTY OWNER BY FRED HARMAN LOST— A COUPON BOOK and 4 apies. Salary from beginning and Into Algeria’; It was a death 'strug­ Wleta, surrendered to the Ameri­ Motors. Call 4164. tan. Dons sxpertiy sne reason­ ed for light housekeeping. Call would like 4 or 5 rooms by Oct| ?i B coupons. Lester Miller, 90 Oak pleasant living arrangements on A-LrB-E-R-T-S gle to take this mountain gateway can General Bradley of the Sec­ Dts Tins 1 AIN’T TAMr^’ , ably by your local roofer. B. V. 6823 after 5 p. m. 2. Call 8816. ’ YOUR nOKT VIlIM T H A I ’S UP i d u r -sleeve ■'■•Btreet. ______1934 DODGE SEDAN, i936 Ford Coughlin. Tel. 7707, 890 Wood­ city campus. Reply to Box Z, iS Allyn St.—HarUord Roosevelt Wants to Tunis. The Germans, spirited ond Corps. ' Ry d e r o o r i& G i' i;ip CMAHces r rim r. Herald. THREE ROOM HEATED apart­ by their temporary victory,. ad­ The death rattle was gurgling in ^ I C K UP YOUR FACE y/wr—BLACK TERRIER piip^ panel dellveiy, 1934 Mack S it land. WANTED TO RENT—4 OR tl N£KT ' ^MOTHIIs)' llj platform body, 3 ton, 1936 Cadil­ WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN m ent 838. a . haonth. .Wdults. In room apartipsnt adults, perma-| vanced rapidly towards Thala. t'he throats of the mighty Axis. A II^VITE RED RYDER 1D With whiU marking. Tlclnlty of WAN’TED —FtnX. OR FART Help Continue' ' W SIEEVE- lac Fleetwood aedan, 1937 blinds. Owing to our very low quire Mrs. Irigh, 2nd floor, 10 nent residehU, W rite Box O, The| General Eisenhower was at the few hours later, on >Cay 10, British UJNCH WIT' Center Park. Call 5600 or 28 Lln- time worker to answer phone. US' n * & i N A Chevrolet aedan, 1938 Hudson Movlng-^Trucklng— overhead, get our special low' Depot Squarg^ .. front ^witaesstng the battle. Stand­ forces were advancing up both Herald. L iT riE : , den s tre e t' aedan, 1938 Chevrolet ooupe, 1939 Storage 20 Apply In person, City Taxi Com­ prices on high grade window Until Axis Beaten ing beside him were General Alex­ sides of Cape Bon peninshla to Packard 6 sedan, 1940 Pontiac pany, 63 Purnell Place. abadea and Venetian blinds com­ 4 ROOM FURNISHED apart­ W A N T E D - 6-6 ROOM house dr I ander, Ganeral Gtraud, and Gen­ strangle Hitler’s “ supermen” With AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CO.— m ent Available ' immediately. flat. Permanent residence. CaU| eral Patton. They watcheu' the a Uiat powerful grip. ^ Torpedo aedan, 1940 Chevrolet SALES CLERK—FULL OR part pletely inatalledv.Samptca tumtah Trailer van service. Removals (Continued From Page One) Call 2-i^540. American forces as they rallied h (JlCneral Blasnhowcr, at bis head­ station wagon, 1941 Lincoln time. A r 1: at ’Triple ... Store on ed. Capitol Window Shade Co-, 2-1001. • W a n t e d —A L L k i n d s of eiec- from coast . i coast, deluxs equip­ few days later with a p werful quarters,' issued this statement on Zepher sedan, 1941 Chevrolet Monday, Tuesday or Thursday. 241 North Main street Phone tionk against our enemies ss, over­ FO R R E N T —8 ROOM tenement, ' trio wiring and repairing. Any coaCh, 1941 Pontiac sedan, 1941 ment, crating, packing and stor­ 8819. Open evenlnga attack. Through brilliant strategy ^ y 12: "Organized resistance, ex- age. AGENT NORTH AMERI­ whelming and as effective as we second floor, corner of Spruce Houses for Sale '711 the Gerfiians were caught between cjipt.ia., isolated pockets of the . aUe Job given prompt attention. Dodge' fluid drive sedan, 1942 can make It and Charter Oak streets. Phone the sheer, cliffed walls in the enemy, has ceased. General von . Bhone 8976 uefore 7 p. m. Plymouth sedan Brunner’a, Open CAN VAN LIN E S m e EsU- 9x12 RUGS, VANITIES, cricket "We know now that by combin­ Doga—Birds—Pets 41 Hartford 0-0636. mountain pass—a modern Ther- 'Armln, commander of the Axie evenings ’Ull 9. Call 6191. Terms matrs to all parts of O. 8. ft. Tss chairs, mkple rocker, breakfast ing our po-ver we can speed the 4 ROOM MODERN nouse fo ri It • 9BATH TO ROACHES—Will rid mopylaei"' Waves of American' and trades accepted. We close 6’ 87. PEDIGREED ENOUSH Setter sets, maple tables, and chair* day of certain •victory. W e know sale In Bolton. With electriel forces In ’Tunisia, has been cap your home of roaches ^and- ants, bombers poured death from the Saturday; at 6. puppies. Very good breed. Call with buffe't, scatter rugs and also that only by continuing our 65 range, aU finished ih knotty pins,! tured.” or money refunded, 81.36. Wei Bousm for Rent ■ skies. Panic-stricken, the.Germans |^Z5 « Repairing 23 after 6 p. m., 144 Adams street runners, maple living room suite, unity can we secure a Just and equipped for running hot water.] 2 2 susumasujL don’s Pharmacy. maple bedroom suite, maple card durable peace.’’ FOR RENT—B'JLTON Center, CaU 8189. tried to escape the flamirtg tomb, Next: liBwdtag la Sicily. but the American ground forces •'s^ Auto Accessories— PIA N O TU N IN G and repairing; ’THOROUGHBRED English Set­ table and night stands, small rooms and bath, hot water in­ Playing Vital Role FOR SALE—PRE-WAR house, drove through with devastating BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Nerve* Tires 6 playet piano specialty. John ter- puppies. Litter registered maple table, lamp, gate-leg Uble, cluded. AdulU only. Electric BY EDGAR MARTIN The President said lend-lease is rooms, two unfinished on second power.. .The Battle of Kasserine Oockerham, 28 Bigelow street A.KC ., and F.D.S.B. O. E. odd mlrrori, bureaus and ward­ stove necessary. Rent $35. Phone Snow. 199 Woodhrldge street. playing a vital role in current of­ floor. Hot water heat, and oil Pass waii won ('Feb. 24', 1943), and f o r s a l e FOR SALE- -1942 PLATT hoilte- Tel. 4219. robe chesU. Tel. 6187, Austin 7452.''— ----- CxcMleat 4-Aere Farm. Larger trailera, 24 feet long. Can be seen fensives that find the Alliea "mov­ burner. House all insulated the remnant's oi, the^CSermant re- Chambers’ Warehouse, Manches­ ing relentlessly along the roads Sand b a n , single bonne with garage, at Sllveratein’s Gas SUUon, Bol storm windows and door treited taw»^:Q)ataa. And Qataa, C O f 5 - A !• ter Green. Open daily 8-5. Satur­ which lead to Berlin and Tokyo." Summer Homes for Rent 6? an bi Adi condittoa. Near Che­ ton Road. I'.obert Lee. Private Instructions . 28 Live~Stock— Vehicles 42 day 8-12. Evenings, Monday, screens, Garagi with over-hea with-(taneral Eisie'nnown>;.j|gtaMii^ Th'e last time the question arose door." Lot 100 feet fron t Owner tag the ' battle,; was-., capturedrai ney Bioe. Silk Mins, eehool and Wednesday and Friday, 7:30-9. FOR REfr AT Lake Amston, 5 ELOCUTION—FOREIGN accenU FO R SALBJ— 4 Y E A R OLD black :.s to the life of lend-lease was on leaving: town says sell. Se- Stuar terrific .combi^ by Aiaertckn.Intan- r-consecu- bne. Can be eeen only by ap- room modern cottage, 3 bed- 9 ^ Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 and white pony. Weighs about Aug. 7. Then, a report was issued J. W a^ey, 755 Main street try on March ’ 7. St. Patrick’s Day)' tive races! fetaim en t removed. Cflesur speech. An ea- by the National Association of p>oms. Available September 2. pedal advantage to c.Uldrcn, 600 pounds, 840. 379 Burnside FOR SALE ONE LARGE book­ Town. Telephone 6648-7I46i' The Americans captured El -Kinscen, an Austrian run- Uat propertlea with me for avenue. Greenhouse, East H art Manufacturers' saying British of­ Cali 6086. Sninedlate dtapoeal., Caeh ens- W A N TE D TO BUY girl’s or boy’s tutoring in arithmetic, language case. Call 6262.^ ! Guettarr The German Mareth Line ford. . ficials were insistthg on keeping began to crack under Allied bomb­ gMnere araltlng for slngtea and bicycles. Phone 2-1463. and apelling. Gregg shortnand. lend-lease alive after Germany U N IVE R SAL ELECTRIC rangea. Wanted—Real Estate 77 ing and a majpr battle was brew­ Sonbles. White Studio. 709 Main. Phone FOR SALE—6 Y-EAR OLD cow Q— Where does our word pe­ 2 GIRLS BALLOON hikes. 3 boy’s gives up. V 36,500 tanks and 1,500,000 other ing. General "Monty” Montgomei “ He had it made special so he doesn’t wake himself up— 2-1392. giving 20 quarts. Due August 25. Variety o f gas. 'electric and com- The report caused a ' flurry In cuniarycuniar comp from? EMMA VON ECKER reconditioned bikes, new wheels, bUiation ranges, parlor heaters, military motor vehicles. WANTED TO BUY small 1 to was making rapld'progress coming-^ x —'f l i r Latin pecunla — money he walks in his sleep!” James Sullivan, 46 Riverside S t congressional circles and caused O f the total aid furnished since acre place with good 5-6 rooe ^ ResUor • paint, etc. 468 Hartford Road. pot burners, circulation deatera the State department to declare: from the east am sent the follow­ —^which came from pecus—cattle. M S KaeMy Street TW. *78 Open ’till 9 p. m. Help Wanted— Female 33 and keroaene heaters. Chambers' the program started, 87.8 per cent house. Call 7349. ing message to his chief: 8. O AITE D Saddle horse, 9 years "The British government has not has been in goods and 12.2 in serv­ Ttie ancients u^ed cattle as a med­ SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH old. Reasonable. Call after 6 p. Warehouse, Mancbeirter Green. raised) wrlth us the future of lend- ”W e are al' looking fonii-aid to ium of exchange. WANTED—MIDDLE a*e woman ices. Munitions vhave _cMsUtutcd Joining the United States of Amer­ to work part time in modem dry m. 7891. leas^’’ 63.6 per cent of the goods trans­ Wanted Autos— FOR SALE - TABLE MODEL ica forces very shortly and after Q —Until the 'war Uf'the Pacific, 2 3 2 : cleaning plant. Pleasant and in­ The lend-lease act was extended ferred, with a value of $16,162, Motorcycles 12 .radio, lawn mower. 1-2 H. P. Walkout Hits that we will finish off this busi­ about 90 per cent of the world’s teresting worl. Telephone 2-0030, this year until June 30, 1945. Some 329,000; induaCrial materials 21.: motor, 1-4 H. motor. E. Flaro, ness very quickly between us.” supply o f quinine came from the W A N TE D TO B U Y 1987-38-39 Poultry and Supplies • 43 legislators have said ■ this govern­ per cen t valued at 86,026,086,000, ■ BO OKKEEPER—G IR L T O assist Buckland street, Wapplng. ment should not be too hasty 5,000 Minere Netherlands Indies. Is the cin­ A LLE Y OOP It’s Ooola! MALE HELP ear. Sedan -or -coach, any make. FOR SALE—NATIVE Milk fed and agricultural products 12.9 per Tbc British forced Rommel from B Y T . T. H A H L m accountant part-time. No experi­ about extending it again if Ger­ chona tree, from which quinine is By private party, cash. Call broilers, average 3 pounds, sold W A L N U T D IN IN G ROOM set. cent, worth 83,630,585,000. his Mareth Line (March 29, into ence necessary. Call evenings many collapses meantime. Certain derived, native to the Netherlands 2-1077. live weight only. Jacob’s Poultry Reed carrriage,. congoleum ru{^ Stimulating Effects Likely (Conttaned from Page 0«e) THIS IS Auenou (3IDDAP.' THiBerv-ejiME is b i o t o r t h i s w e m c .h . WANTED Man. 2-15U. government officials, though, have Southern Tunisia towards Gabes, Indies? Farm, 742 H.llalown Road. Call and metal medicine cabinet. Call The report declared that while which was under heavy naval jaav AT THE SUWE. SUBEXOOT'! DO 1 HEAR FOCTV?? SOIMS AT TMWTV-J felt the act should continue to ap­ lend-lease is a war program “ it mind " on the part of mine o w ra * A — No. The seeds were carried MABKET, WASTER.' VSWV iT H WAX HDJft... OMCE.' -rv n e e ! t o For Fun or Part-Time Work WANTED— REUABLE woman 6197. , 5477 a.ter "_p.m. shelling. They captured El Ham- idOT?y y o u ply to Britain after the war has is likely to have stimulating ef­ tors," Robert Condra, secretary there less than s hundred year* THE SEKinjIMAW Ud tHE BLUE to care oi 3 children and 1 ma and Gabes (March 30). Rom­ ago from parent trees In Peru. IXH.TS? BU(?)OOOSE/ Apply Ui Person FOR SALE —RHODE ISLAND LOVE SEAT, mahogany frame, been reduced to operations against fects on the commercial post-war treasurer of the union said. Hi elderly person for 1 week. Live Japan, while others believe the aid mel was pushed farther and farth­ Red Puileti, ready to lay. Call at newly upholstered, portabl vlc- foreign trade of the United States. added that a number of striki er into the coffin comer, until he WANTED In. Call 7163. should go to countries in the Euro­ ’T h e war has introduced Am eri­ vote applications rethain to Q— Who was called "the Father Colonial Board 214 C^ardnei street ______trola, not electric, good coi.dilion. pean theater only to the extent Joined with von Arnim^e forces in of Medicine” ? GIRL W AN’TED FOR receptionist 140 Summit street, evenings. can products to other countries in ■filed. that it directly help's to .defeat Ja- McAlpine spurned a W ar Laboi Northwest Tunisia. A—-Hippocrates, born on the and general office work- Knowl­ a volume and variety never ap­ The long-ar:alted day. arrived. Company * pan. Board communication urging "hi: Doderanese Island of Cos, In 460 edge of shorthand and typewrit­ Articles for Sale 45 FOR SALE—10 PIECE dining proached before,” it said. “ A fter Psrkor Street A T ONCE! Represents About 15 Per Cent to order the men to "return t It was April'“T when the message B. C. . . . ' ing essential. Insurance experi- room suit, bed room set, twin the war these countries wiU want came to Eisenhower that Monty's^ ONE HOR&E BUGOV, like new, to continue tO obtain many of work He explained the walkou ence helpful. Call 2-1088. beds, metal springs, 2 piece liv­ The latest report placed the battle-scarred British veterans, Q— Ho\y fast does sound travel platform scales, small farm value of lend-lease supplies and these products by buying them. were in conformity with provision ing room set, also.slip covers, 6 who had fought their way 2000 through, hot summer air?- Through freezer ca'iinet, 25 White Rock services at $4,045,000,000 for the . "American industry wiU have a of the Smith-Connelly antl-striki NEWSBOYS piece kitchen set, gas range, 9x12 miles across the African deserts, zero, air ? pullets, will lay soon. E. Flaro, quarter ended June 30. The total greatly expanded foreign market, law, which calls for filing of Help Wanted— Male 36 rug and scatter rugs, pictures, had Joined Lie Americans in Tu­ For Route Along Hartford Buckland street Wapplng. tables and other household Items o f more than 828,000,000.000 cov- provided that our international strike-vote n ^ce at least 30 day! A— ^Through hot air (190 de­ nisia, south wf De DJsbel CTiemsl grees) a t '1266 feet per second: WANTED — TWO PAINTERS, including electrical appliances. 'ered the period from March 11, economic policies make it possible in. advance of balllotlng on anj Road and Silver Lane FOR SALEi-BABY CRIB, com­ on the Gafsa-Gabes road. Monty's through dry zero air, 1088-1150 HELP steady work. John McCann, 30 Can be seen Thursday and Sat­ 1041, when the act was first pass­ for these nations to pay for their grievance. — - plete. Inquire after 6 p. m. Mrs. gallant Eighth or.d Patton’s Sec­ feet per second. — Homes Section. Laurel street. Cajl i?88. urday, 3-8 In afternoon, Mr. Fra- ed, to June 30 last, and represent­ purehases.” F. W. Elllt ., Bolton, next to ond U. 8. Oorp were fighting to­ din, 94 Hamlin street ed about 15 per cent of all Ameri- I WANTED Gowdy’s Filling Station. can production for defense and | gether against ths common enemy. tH^CKLES AND HIS FRIENDS \ Birth of An Idea? BY MERRILL BLOSSEI Paper Machine Tenders— M A LE c l e r k for meat counter. HOSPITAL BEDS FOR^SALE or war. Bomber^ Crash [Hurley Resigns In the meantime, other American 46 C ALIB R E S. W. revolvei. Cus­ Male. 86 Customers First National Store.at Center. rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea­ In addition, $678,241,000 worth forces had accomplished a major tom made grips, tiolster, and Thsmks , DiONT VOO GET STARTEP im PICTURES 'CS sonable, Call Keith’s Furniture, of supplies have been consigned Executive Posi thrust by pushing 20 miles and Mm m pk . ^ V eS .~A FRiONO SfNT. KicM I WAS GivcN A J o b Paper Machine Helpers— Names Available. MEN FOR WOOD Working ma­ cartridge belt, 300 rounds of am- Fatal for 50 taking" Fondouk in Central Tu- FOAVOcia BY MAVIWe'A' s m a l l SW APSH O T . THAT FUSS A SNAPSHOT OP M i 1D AS A Yjwers Mooet/. SMALL / 4159. to American commanding generals AunxxAon, Male. chines, full time, good pay Man- munitlou, 865. Call 2-1904. niaia. The Situation: A briae-to-be, PUBUSHEO W GAZe m a g a z i n e ? OYCR A MO/iE THE MAOAZINff . WHIN NOW m IN PtCTDROS.' ^ snapsh o t; in the field . for subsequent lend- STAQ! w hat IT WAS POBLiSHeO, -cheater ‘'\]y Manufacturing, 860 FOR SALE--WOOD burning hot Hartford, Aug. 23.—(P>— Th| The combined force swept for­ whose husband’s family lives at a h m m m / Dry Loft Workers—Male. Apply At FOR SALE—COLTS Woodsman, lease transfer to Allied forces'. (Continued from Pnge One) LETTERS JUST POURED ------Main street. Call -2-0943. air furnace, takes 4 foot wood. resignation of John M. Huriey ward. ITte total Axis prisoners of distance but ’“ lli attend the wed­ Automatic caliber .22 long rifle, Reverse lend-lease was esti­ INI ,------Laboratory Assistant — Price 850; Call 8966. executive manager of the Ooa the two armies counted 12,000 as ding, 1 making her wedding plans. excellent condition, $65. A. R. mated in value at niore’ than 83,- lage are broken. *Die fire is still necticut .War Finance commute Male or Female. No burning but under control.” A x is forces abandoned Mahares Wrong W aj: Write nothing to Charon. Telephone 5825. CRAWFORD RANGE and other 000,000,000. The report empha­ has been announced)^ by Stat Experience Necessary. HERALD * ’TO LET sized. however, that ultimate A miich higher death list was and retreated tewarda Sfeuc on the groom’s mother about the household items. See at 26 Lilac Chairman Eugene E; Wilson. Ruil A pril *. Sfax was captured the plans for the wedding, thinking Girl for Stonosraphie and 9-Room Residence oa Proapeet measurement of aid griven and fearedl Half a dozen buildings ley is leaving to go Into privatj Garden— Fafm— Dairy street. were rubble^ and burned. next day and o. tbs llt h day they that it is enough if she knows the ’k.(si, received could be found only in buslneas on Sept. 1, the fJiair General Office Work. OFFICE Street. 8 bathrooms, oil beat, 8 All the children were under five wers 87 miles north at La Hencha time. '■■ ~— Products 50 SMALL GREEN AND cream Bar- terms o f battles wOn, enemies reported. areplaces, 2-car garage; nice killed and captured, and hundreds and some were infants. ’ •while American troops ' stormed Right W'ey: Let the groom’s 13 Bissell Street stow stove with oil burner and Wilson also announced ' the amd swept through Fold Rsss. ■ (SM SV OM SSSVICI. SIC. T. a. WO. U. a f«T. ew. s-n ‘(..JT. ROGERS grounda. Posaesslon on or be­ FOR SALE—YELLOW Freestone coila CaU 2-1016. of thousands of lives saved, rather One o f the dead adults won an. mother in on the wedding plans; J American soldier, killed at a near-, pointment of Howard W. Titus Kalrouan was taken on AprL 12; fore' SepL 1. canning peaches.' Inquire G. than in dollar figures. Rocky Hill as Hurley’s succeasoij (Not ohly will {fiat make her feel FOR SALE—AUTOMATIC gas by snack bar. ’Twenty to 30 other and the armies swept on. -captur­ “ Ladies, make your dreams come tru e-^ ooft seductive Paper Mfg. Co. Peracchlo, Routh 44, North Cov­ Giving More InUvee A veteran .of both World Wai"^ less of an outsider, but it will give ROBERT t. SMITH, INC. hot water heater, 30 gallons men were believed in that building ing thousands o f Axis troops, 80,- charm, an'irresistible allure will be yours after using just entry. . In explanation of the gteat pre­ Titus worked for a Hartford Ir her an idea of what clothes she Comer Oakland and Mill capacity. Call after 4:30 p. m., at the time and many may have 000 by April 16. Real Estate nnd Insnmaoe ' ponderance of aid given over that surance m for several year* will need to bring, etc ) one flve-cent cake of this beauty soap!” Streeto POTATOES FOR SALE— New 50 Salem Road. been killed. 9kCO(« 1M4 I t W« T M. MC U t. MT. OW. >^•968 Mntai Street Irish cobblers, medium size, 50 received, the report said oUr geo­ ’the plane plunged almost In the fore Joining the W ar Flnanc Rommel was being beaten at CASH cents per half bushel. Hawkins, FOR S A LE —1936 11 tube Phllco graphical position ("the United center of the village, setting afire, g;r6up. He has been director of his own game. He had only the 68 Seaman Circle, ‘Orford Village. radio, 840. ' piece set, suitable States has never been bombed” ) the whole area. Several other ]^rta, statistics and records fo sea behind him. Hp must fight to 1XK>NERV1LLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX WASH TUBBS Oh. Yes! BY LESLIE TURNER vOURCAR for porch or living room, 820. In­ and material strength l»v e called buUdtaKs were wrecked or burned. the committee. the last ditch or attempt s Ger­ G E T YO U R F A L L pouftry needs quire 25 Russell street. upon US to give most toward win­ man "Dunkirit” with, what *%s vme'll tak e ' w e BEEN . t e l l m e ... A R E THBRE.-.. COTTAGE FOR RENT at Wards Farin store: Genuine ning \he war in production and-In •18ft of bis shattered army. In // SMAULTO DO SUCH J C R IM * STATIC THAT yOUftWORD OUT here 50 RE-ALLV SUCH THINGS AS— 36 In. Cel-o-glass, 40 l-2c per YOU HAVE ASKED for them— money, while our major Allies are North Tunisia American troops in AN IMPORTANT JO * /M O U LD AireRKUPTCOS FDR IT, EASY... LONG wE'RC W8LL, ASBLOMPST AT ANDOVER LAKE foot; Genuine 28 In. Oel-o-glass, now they’re here! Maple arm giving more in lives, destruction total darkness, captured all the WI ,YPOLffTMtJAP80M*, NDWTiaUS NOT SURE . a rooms, screened porch, la k e 31 l-2c. . per foot; Supreme Quali­ sofa beds with springs. 879-50. o f their homelands, and In suffer­ Hot Plate Mats DJebsl TahenL Hill 609. American INHATiVCIk WAVE A*0ur THE wmether this, Also 3 .pjece suites with diyai^ ing o f their people. LttMTHTHEYUSE STATIS OR THE UPE US privileges. *20.09 per week. ty Vl-o-phane, 1^. per foot: Vlg- troops captured Mateur, 19 mllee o-Ray Cloth, 30 In. wide, lie . per chair and rocker, 8159.95. Terms. For example, it said robo^ southwest of Btaerte, afte. a 15- NEkNIWfACIC toot; Trumbidl Electric Water •Benson’s, 713 Main street bomlw^have destroyed or damaged HOMB.ISAtL For the best Rrjca AVAILARLE AUGUST 2*. mile advance tnbbugh' Uf4"German APREAM! Heater, 83.98 each; Automatic an (average of 700 bouses every ]M>sitiesi at Jotoo to the west. fossiUe on your Float Valves, 85c. and 81-25; OQME TO US FOR PRE-WAR hour of the day and n l^ t in Eng­ ’fhe Axis in Africa had come to type 36 in. gas ranges. Bunga­ M etal Windov Fnm es, 81-88 and land, Russia has lost 5,800,000 the end of the trail. (Ri a glorious Ceror Station ALLEN REALTY C a low rangea and kitchen heaters. 988 Mnln Street 7M. *801 88.96. Montgomery Ward and soldiers -dead, captured or mlss- M ay day (M ay 7, 1943) at 4:15 In Wagon. Any Mako company Farm Store, 43 Purnell Easy terms. Benson’s, 713 Main tag besides millions o f civilians the fttemooa Bizerte was captur- REAL or Modal from Place. Telsphone 4748. street killed Nazis, and millions of •d by ths U. S. Second Oorp' aided Chinese soldiers and ctvUians SOLID OAK BUFFET. 810, Oak by the Ftench. 'ITinis was captured 1954 to 1942. have been kUled : ^ the Japanese. . over glass front china closet 85. Household Goods 51 The casualties In the armed NOWAITINO CkU .185. ESTATE NEED A LOfMONO FOR ROOM size ru ^ f forcta of - the United Kingdom to­ IMMEDIATE CASH W s have. 12x13-6 and '9x16. TO PEOPLE WHO want the best taled 400,000 a year ago, egclud DETAIL FOR TODAY ' What Have You to BABY C R IB? dolors, blut two-tone, and root in beddlnc, ws are now offering tag thoee of Colonial, Dominion our 838.50 Blue Belt Resthaven and Indian forces, with many ThuuderTest __ ' O ff e r ? We are cloeinff out one lot two-tona A ll wool. Benson'A~718 OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. W ILLIA5IS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOPl.B Main sitrgeL an layer felt mattress for only more thousands ot British aol'^' o f Full Panel Drop*Side 828.50. Box springs to matcR diera having been killed since Cribs. Ivory finish. same low price. Benson's,' 718 then,' the report said.' It said by ■RAOriPUL— •THE ROAD TO a u c i e s s - - > ESAD.SlR.' IT ACTUALLY IS­ NO.' \NE SANE THE

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