muMDAY, jyKB u, loa Ltii roimtEiii Manchester Evening X' Daily Circulation T h e’^Weather. a:*: ' 'dr «w M o a a •< May, 1945 Poi O. S. . Weather Mra. Marion W. Chapin, wife of 9 ,1 9 7 Fair tonights Saturday partly Luther Chapin, of STS Middle Turn­ ^A)cal Graduates of Schwl of ^'ursiirg , filin g Prie cloudy wtthd wanq and humid. England Deaconeaa Hoapital, Pea- I Oi^ Eggs jGiven c dmaau of . CInmIattoaa coneaa road, Brookline, Maa*-. for Dap. Jwie I4A. ’ ' - ' Cfakftpinan Court, Ordor of Ama­ treatment. Mra. Chapin hh-i been Manche$ter—^A City of Village Charm ^ ranth, wUl be hoateaif'to Orand 111 for several monthi^''' Royal Matron Mra. Amut^^ Rbg- Local Board (^aaaiaad AdvartMag ea Paga 19) MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1945 (FOURTEEN PAGES) rUlCE rURlH^ CENTS era of Weat Hartford, aad'-qrand Sergeant Richard W- Johnaon VOL. LXIV..N 0.217 Royal Patron Frank B. Du^an of and Mra. Johniibn are here for a Chairman Warn- Tli^ Remembered Pearl Harl . New Britain and their aaaociate ten-day \1alt with Sariri- John- grand ^ ce ra , tomorrow evening. aon’a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clar­ '' ing to the Supper wUl be aerved In the ban­ ence-fbhnaOiv of :ta Sunset street. Saratoga’s Flight Deck an Inferno After Jap Attack quet hall of the Maaonic Temple He ilt« beenjitationed at the Co­ Jnxylew of the current' .egg TlieySB|9cd our nag on Nl at 6:30 by Paat Royal Matron Mra. lombia, #■ C; Air Base' and will shortage, citizens of Manchester the marines: :es Ixniia Vanderbrook arid her corn- report back there at the comple­ were urged, today by the chairman X, mitlee. - tion of hla 'Ufive, after which he You know rii>)v N iriinilo, aapecta to be transferred to Savan­ of the LocaK^War Price and Ra­ nah, Oa. i tioning Board,^4er xoto publishpuDiisn thisxpia ter to WopdrUm; Stim- the season, Monday evening - at Mias Marguerite Barry ■Buy Signs PoiHl With In­ Tomorfotv Night M!m Bnea Johnson ■Miss Nancy ttke list. You might clip it anda n d otirry^ rry anolhcr war eight o’clock at the South Metho­ it with you when1 you next^io ahop- hond dn Flag BOD Testifies in ^ p - 2S11EGULAR GAMES 25c. dist church, if will be the^ahnual By 7 Bombs; creasing GeHainty to class of 1941. Before entering th/ ping for eggs.’ Day to hcip.make port ,. of Peacetime I 7 SPECIAL GAMES business session with reports. The Among those who were gradu-. Folding Up'of Doomed nted from the Hartford Hospital nursing school she was employe The ceilings thatwul be In effi victory complelc.' ’SWEEPSTAKES new, eonstHutlon will also be voted until June 21, th« chairman skid, Draft Proposals; Num­ upon^- , ' Mozzer Gi^ts School of Nursing at the exercises by the Connccticiit General Life Keep 111 to help Back at Sea WEERLY^RIZE held at the Old South^Cmigrega- ilnsurance Company of HaHfdrd. are 47-ccnts :a dozen-, for^^mall . ^ IjCn entertalnmsfht by members cfHita bers Iniporlant in War. MONTH I-Y PRIZE "oif the club wrtl follow.' also ttqpal church on June 7, were: glie was a member of the school eggs, SO for medium,' 64-i wia^tW p«e««. Blazes in Osaka Peak May Breach Go)^ cents toF^arge, and cents tor ,X'“ I friendship snd get-acqualnted More Honors Miss Enes Johnson, Miss Nancy dramatic club during her first year Tremendous Damage WAR BONO and business fhapager of the year­ extra.^krge . .;;''all J^ade A eggs, . Washington, June 15.—(JP) pletely Last Ditch Do> TO BE DRAWN period. Refreshments will be serv­ Fike and Miss Marguerite Barry. Miss Johnson, daughter of Mrs.. book. "The Shield,'; during her cents -.may be^added to each l^ustained During'Early^ ed by the hostess, committee under 1 packed he point x-O en. Dwight p . Eisenhow- ^load SyOoo Ton^of Jang Akandoii fenses; Jap Surrenders the chairmanship of Mrs. Jay Most Wounded Local Ellen CarlSQM. of l i t Maple street, senior year. ' . ^ ■ «r^ "Stages of Battle fbr Increase to Hundreds. htrs. John lit. Barry, of 64 tee today that “fairness to Soldier In Awarded school iri IMB. She attended the I w q ; 3 1 5 CasuBhies. Swcdisli-Amcricah . School of mar street, graduated fro: the cdlHjtry and to the indi- Of Striking knockout Bore|10 To^K Guam, June 15.— (/P)— Second Leaf (^liidter. Physiotherapv in New York City Chester High .school, in l940. viduaPs chances of survival Blow Agninst Center. "\ was employed by the^Connectlcut Washington, June 16—iP)— The Tenth Army forces strtwe /lE C L ER C and graduated In 1940. During her Complete Sfock of AD FRIED OYSTERS, CLAIMS in war” demand universal Floor Solid ing Manchester's ’’most Wounded .first year at the school of pursing, General Life insujahee Company Navy disclosed today the fam­ Stream South for a quick knockout blow on FUNERAL HOME before entering the school of nun military training in peace­ Guam, Jun6 15.—(IP)— A tssyhig and Finishing aoldier,” Pfc. Thotant Mozxer. Jr.', MlJV» Johnson:was recording sec­ VITAMINS nSH AND CHIPS WITH OUR NEW FRlALATORl ous old aircraft carrier Saratoga th e, supreme command post retary of her cla.s.s; she was social ing. Miss Barry was presidenj^f . At Lowest Prices! force of 520 Super-Fortfl K Main Street who as a member of th^ ’Third time. The views of the su­ had sustained tremendopa'damage chairman during her senior ^ear. the nurscsVnhoir for two Years. Our new sanitary process gives you a delicious, crisp, preme 'Allied cojnnumdrr In Eu­ fought weather— bo t)iick it of the tottering Japanese de-i Phone 5269 J. E. Jenson She won the Austin Cornelius Arthur DruR Stores in the early stages the battle Australians Viltually Infantry Division was wounded In She experts to start working with golden brown feod — Seals in the flavor! Come ilt and rope were ret forth In a If tier to broke up their forpiationa— fense on Okinawa today as Phone X-0020 Action four times against the en- the Hartford Visiting Nurse Asso­ Dunham'award for scljolarshlp in 846 Main St. * Tet. 8806 for JWo Jims. try them! FRIED OYSTERS AND CLAMS PACKED Chairman Woodrum (D.. Vg.), of But, It was stated triumphantly Complete Coaquesixof signs pointed with increasinff If Na Anawer—6329 em^'ln Europe, haa been awarded ciation in October of. this year. her serrlor year. the Post-War - Military cominlt- halfway to Jitpan andxback hlh second Oak Leaf cluster to the Miss Fike. daughter of Mrs. All three girls wdre memberZmf 10 TAKE HOME. CALL .780.7. ^ she haa now been fully repaired again today to unload .7;9p0, All Major Objectives,;^ certainty to the folding up of' Frances E. Fike of 67 East Mid­ 'the ncwly-organ^,d Junior League tee. and la back In there, pitching the doomed garrison. Bronse Stdr. for valorows conduct Stlmson Supports Propose tons of^'incendiaries I in whitt against the eitemy. dle Turnpike,. is a graduate '6t of Professional Nursing at the Again Five-Day-Old Invasion. iGaptOre Highest Proirfbiitoi^ DON WILLIS ALiOB OOFRAN school. COMMUNITYRESTAURANT The letter was made pqbllc aa Seven direct bomb bita, includ- Crewmen of the.U SS Saratoga, "Q u een ^ the Flattops,” battle gaaollne-fed flames on the flight thex^oped would be a knock- (Bnown Aa Queen Alice) Thotant, one qT three brothers Manchester High school irt the \ ■ -Doi^hboys of tbe 96th diviidon, In the service, was Inducted In Hospital M3 NORTH MAIN s t r e e t MANCHESTER Secretary______of „ War___ Stlntedh______teatl- ing some by aulclde-planes, struck deck of the cau-rier after it auatained. seven hits by Jap bombs Fgh. 21, 1945, in'fhe-battle of Iwo Jlma. jioi blow to Osaka, Japan’s ^Iqnilnils, June 15-—(4’)—Japanese supported by flame throwing .^ A R A G E Seventh Daughter nt a Seventh Son lied in support of peacetime drafV the carrier, causing 31S caaiiaJtiea. Note twiated wreckage o.f-plane (center), on deck.. After tbe -fires were extinguished flight operations greatest induatrial.' city, and Bom With a Veil Jrtly, 1943. and landed In France trOo^vjtrdophvabahdohed Brunei city and tanks which seared Japaneto emv* Comiricita Auto Seryfea on D-day. Hla two brothers, Ser­ X EAVES-TROUGB ExpPii^e Plan proposals. The casualties Included 1.23 killed, were resumed ahd the "Sara” made her way back to Pugent Sound at Bremerton, Wgah., where aha neighboring Amagasaki: fronts and hill positions, captured Readlaga Dally,. Incinding Sunday, missing of xdead of wounds,. snd AuatralikM have taken It without geant Charles and P^c. Anthbny FOR NEW^ vROOFS and Conductors Need Repairing For M^i), Women and ”In spite of all technological was repaired. . ' ' , '. I Released by Instrumente Xaeju peak, the highest promon­ 18 Main 8L TaL 5085 6 A. M. to 0 P M. Or By Appolnt- 192 wounded. a fight, virtually completing con­ nseat. In .the Servtea of the Peo­ MoEzer frq serving In the Ma- AND ROOF REPAIRING. or Replacing Oa Tonr Hnnaef /Children advances,” • Elsbnhower wrote, Bombardiera released their In­ tory of the Yaeju-Dake last dltcB ple tor SO Veara. rinet.'Charles has recently return­ “numbers (great strength In all Damaged ’Twice prevloualy cendiaries by Instruments. Clouds, quest of all ntajor dbjectivea In the! defense escarpmeht^ nick-named ' CALL NOBMLAN BEN’TZ PA YS FO R: / i ■ ' ■ . 1 • SPnUTDAL MBDIDM ed after 23 montha service In the CALL 2-1428 arms, Iknd, aeS apd air) are vital­ The fleet’s oldeit. surviving car­ wers so thick they blotted out northwest Borneo Invasion, now, “Big Apple” by the^lfanka. South Pacific. 592 East Center Street , j SIckitess or accident expehsea ly important In^war and America’s rier, affectionately known to all Aj^iiold Vows : 'Hie hill overlooks the plateau 166 Ohnreb Street, Hartford, Cone. when confined In any hospital [ay/Force Charter any view of the targets and re- five days old. ■ \ \ ^ hands as the “Sara,” prevloualy PhoM 6-2024 Pfc. Anthony Mozzer^ the Mdnehest^r Rilofiug ' Telephone 8966 apiproved military system must aulting fires, which 'Tokyo kdirttt- Enemy forces, stlli-.avoidibg a which was the enemy’s Ti^cipMl ASHES and RUBHISH youngest of the three brothers, re- ahyShere in the D. S. A. or aim at tbS rapid development, bad twice suffered serious dam­ defense ground on the 'abutheni Uahada. Room and board ex­ ted were started at "a number of showdown.fight,^trean^ aouth In REMOVED ciently enlisted dt the age of 18 after tbe beginning of any serious age from torpedo attacks but the Japs to Get points.” line. The capture of the peal^ and received his training at the LOUIS C^4^VIGNE penses up to $6.00 per day tor Iwo Jlm a action -marked tbe first scattered grojiiia toward Seria breach as completely thi last dli flrtt SO days’ conSnement— war, of the country’s maximum Revision in Future The weather was typical of TELEPHONE 8962 Quality Garden Fertilit^r Marine Air Base, Cherry Point, pofentialltiea in leadership, man- time she ever had received crip-, what can be expected for the next and MIri oil fields, but a feW hun­ defenses as the capture of Coni Free Estimates! $B^.pOT day tor next 96 dayaf -n hill opened up the defenses around N. C. Jwwer, equipment, technique and pling damage from the air. Heavy Blows several weeks Ih raids on Nippon. dred Nipponese dug In on Lsbiiaii $2.25 per pounds cohlliietoMi This plan may ba Due to the shortage of help Tbe attack, came on Feb. 21, Shuri.' GAYELLO « B. SCHULZ changed n d designed to S t the induatrial capacity.” ‘ At the Fann. In time of peace, he aaid, indi­ two days after Iwo Jlm a D-Day. PrelimiiM ..-The raid, which MaJ. .(Jen. Curtis Island at the northweat entrench •: Only the advance of the Sevealb needs ot any Indiytdual group Unified Force E. LeMay said may have finished viduals subject to war aehdce as she was cruising' with a faat ‘Gompletc aud Utter De- cate Battle on,| \ to Brunei bay sniped at dismount dlviaion, moving in from the aost of Insured wrorkeri. No medi­ we are making an appeal for carrier task’ group northeast of off Osaka’s 6rarrlng potentiali­ flank to high ground on the. Irtt FRANK V. WILLIAMS Oil Burners cal examination. . • should have received ”a thorough ties, was acknowledged .by ’Tokyo ed cavalry conimandoa. The com­ grounding ' In technique,' diacipllne the Island. Four days earlier 1 struction’ Promised Agreeing of “Big Apple,” remains to set the. 1M2 ^Uand ^ I t . Bnckland Phone. Write or CaO Oa Seen Reason to have lasted at least an hour. mandos ware less than, half a mile stage for sweeping-the enemy from FENDER AND and * -CEDAR and understanding of the citizen’a her planea had joined In plaster­ from Timbalal, air field—last Ini­ your cooperqtipn. obligations In time of emergen­ ing Tokyo In the biggest carrier I d ' Attacks at Rate of In Five to Years. X •nie first enemy reports also the plateau ahd piito the alopca Omitted the usual quick clalma of which lead'toward the se^ BODY WORK furnaces ALLEN cy.” task force attack up to that time. 2,000,000 Tons Year. tial objective. POLES In a aerious war,, he continued, Navy deacribed the action San Francisco, June\t5.—' vau^-'nCCCSS B-29a shot down. A 'later broad­ Hong Kong Bomber Target Jap Surrenders Increnae SOLIMENE A FLAGG A Few Still Ayafnble. Arthuih^A. Kiiofla cast said, the many fires were "In Clothes Poles Fence Posts HITCHCOCK Effective at once we^dsk that “the quicker the maximum poten. kuiat ’’Sara” as "one ■ of the (VP)—Several small nations While Royal Engineers hurried Japanese aurrendera increased'ta G^eral I'racking tiai can l»e converted Into tactlCj ' most concentrated ^attacks in Guam, June 15--(4’)— The “com­ the process of being extinguish­ the hundreds and advancing Araar- INC. R A C K L IK F E ^ IL CO. Ashes Removed . 875 Main SL X , Tel 544S All Lines of Insarimce ed.” work of converting. Labuan air 631 Center 8t. TaL 6101 ASHES REMOVKD Driveways Repaired 053 MAIN ST R E ET power the 'surer the vlctory-'gnd which a carrier hajS - survived, plete and utter destruction’’ of resentful of big power lead^ Eisenhowei’ Says Coop- field'into It bomber base within 800 leans counted the bodies of scored 696 Maple Awnn« - HartforS “Aak Yoar Nei|^lK»r” which might have sunk any other ship may rally enough Unit-; TTie first announcement of the Of others who had committed sui­ ' RANGE AND FT^L OIL “ ■ TEL. 6105 you calf Thursday ^nd- Triday the leas the cost. J^pan ^IB . air attacka that will raid was made by Gen. H. H. Ar­ miles of Batavia, and Singapbre, TeL .m ^ o r d T-5191 Shows Volnc. of Training, ship.” A record-breaking repair ed Nations conference votes eration of All Arms Philippine based heavy-'bombers cide rather than surrtoder or re­ reach the rate of 2,000,000 tons of nold. chief of tlm Army Air Force, treat again. JAMES A. WOODS F. Fifzaerald ■ "The contrasting character ot job at the Puget Sound. Navy struck at Saigon, Indo-Ohlna, %nd and gf^e your Saturday orders. yard, however, has already' re­ bomba a year by July 1 was prom­ today to force revision of the |fle Invasionx^f £u- at a press confe'tobce by way of Maj. Gen. Pedro del VaJla. cooij, 29 Pearl Street TeL 6666 TELEPHONE 2-1412 the performance of only partially emphasizing his warning fo Nip­ Hong Kong.' Fifty Uberatora turned the huge Ifattop to the ised, today by Gen. H. H. AmohJ, projected world security dropped more them'455 drums of mander of the Marina Firat dlH - A REMINDER! trained troops on early battle r o ]^ Possible Fekl. pon, that within a little mort*- than aiop which holda Kunlahi Ridge oa ASHES REMOVED fighting line. commander of U. S. Army Air charter in 6 to 10 jrears. A jellied gasoline on. Hong Kong'a fields of Tiinlsla and that of thor­ two weeks bomb loads dropped on causeway and small boat basin in the right flank, pointed up h||a Whea Yosi^tipsd Mora ^adip Repairing ^e will not >he able to con- oughly trained ones on their flrilt Most Extensively Damaged forces. ate afternoon showdoivn on Supreme TJeadqiiarters Allied' Japan will average 6,480 tons a “ The Saratoga,” aald the yard’s this Issue, which stems from the the heaviest fire strike- Hong Kong critical balance of the sltuatlMS.. G. E. WILLIS & SOhL INC entry into the battleflelda of Italy “If that Is whai. Japan wants, Expeditionary'Force, ^June ' 15.— day.' • ■has yet suffered. Forty others with the comment that the Japo- \ Mrs. Delia SiiuBiy^ Pick Up Service! ,. and France,” Eisenhower ^ said, hull superintendent, “was the moat now-ended fight over tbe veto,-ap­ Amagasaki lilt First Time in s u r a n c e by God, that la what ahe la going pears certain, with prellufilnary (>P)—General ,Else)»ho Howard r. Hastings 5,480 Toils Dally ed “rata of Tobruk/|^'telllng. The' Real fatale and Insnranee ^ implement by force |ts part in to crash and bomb the ship.' A they do not want any one of the added, was carried on through' fores, said the B-29s w'ere accom­ enemy; broadCaat.! 3 preserving worM peace. forecaata 5.480 tons, every day pt T alongside the vessel, caromed off change. If they can’t have these tion, Eisenhower said, was fully Japan, since the American seizure tives hays'-il^nied the "drat group!’ ward Ctrillo, a praprtoter tha 519 MAIN STR: The eztttlng military Institu­ the water and exploded, tearing The greatest single day’s raid to things, they say, they want the as important as the integration of nlk hut a fraction of Okiiiswa, of an-r organization “fashioned Woridngmen’a reatamraat 'oa East T tion, with its vast equipment and a large hole in tbg, carrier's aide date was a 4,500-ton onslaught right to pull out—a right • which of the Allied Armies comprising 325 miles south, now Is within afte)f the Japanese special attack street. New Haven, toM the iM M h ' irOSTBB STBBBT— CLINTON STRECT faclUtiea, now la a going concern.. 'A bomb from another plane blew oh Tokyo May 24 bq 550 Super- could be uaed aa a club againatthe the invasion force. range of all types ^of bombers an4>flBi)lclde corps.) tive bureau here today that $3,768 6-Boom Single, blpdera con- 6-Room Single,! -in Men Wanted! .. To disband and then later rees­ a hole’in the ahip’a aide below the Fortreaaes. ■ big powers. The Germans finally knew the • fighters. In cnah and $6,500 in cbeoka wera Within Nine MilgB of Flat Plain venieneea. Near adliiml and front porch, ,2-Mr tablish it for universal training waterline, rupturing many fuel oil “It la'necessary to destroy five Want Nb Time Limit "jig was up” In Europe on th e, At Amagasaki, the Supcr-Forfa missing from two ctgmr boxen ba INM. Sale Price 66.000.Nl1.000 large lot. Nice loeatton. $6,1! ESSENTIAL WAR DVDUSTRY would involve our country In. a key cities—Tokyo, Nagoya, Yoko- TYie Big Five admit that posslr third day of Field Marshal von' hit,iron and steel platite;’'machtne In the Philippiiies. the alow but SEIBERLING lines. Water rushed hi, and the vital drive of the y.- S. '37th In- bad placed . In a eaJilnet under­ Down. ' . Terma Arranged. EXPERIENCE NOT NECESSARY ship took a six degree list. bjy (he charter may have tb be Ruiidstedt's December-counter-of-| neath hla bar. The detectiva (OonttnOed on Page Tea) ’ (Continned on Page 2>so) amended, some day. But they arg^ue fena'ive In ,the Ardennes, when the ( (Conttnned Page Stz) farttry division north of Manila GLENWOOD STREET— TIRES ■ Battefed Be.yond. Use has carried it within.nine miles of bureau said it waa one of the big­ BIRCH STRElBT— 2ND SHIFT— 10 HOURS “Fires broke out and burning that no time limit should be fixed. German commander ’’realized he, gest burglaries to occur here th is. 6-Room Single, rpooM all on I - . A limit, they contend, iiiight com­ the flat; plain country in the Ca­ 4-FamlIy Dwelling. — 4-4 one floor', an oonvenlenees, •>r -planea and fuel/ scattered over couldn't go where he wanted to ; gayan -valley. Conquest of the year. The jirenk was discovered at rooms, g o ^ condition. -■ Cen­ AU hiring di^ne In accordance with the MB., great areas of the ship,” the Navy pel calling a conference on charter go.’’ Eiflhnhower added. | 6 a. m., by Anthony Del Vasto,. p large lot, garage In basement.' fevialon juat when the leagrue... Is valley la the last remaining big-Job trally, located. Good Invest­ Price $6,000. $1,200 Down. Thompsonville area office. ^ S^sh Ordered report 'said. “22ie forward part Favors Prqfe^ ■ \Vhen they found themseivea! Blltisli Seize on.Luzon. 'v.- chef, aa he opened the reHtnuruoL ment. Price 66JI00. Down Pay­ of the night deck Was battered meeting its severest test. whipped In the Eifel mountainai '»he Far Eastern Air Force sup-' ment 61JIOO. FLORENCE STREET— Iteyond use. One enemy suicider The conference leader;,hip Is and the Saar, he said, the'Ger-1 Appointments I^ext (Veek . T-Famlly. Duplex. 4 rooms 5.50x17 $13.^5 Sugar U$e penetrated the side of the' ship Of Bad Loan shooting for a settlement of these mans were convinced,,-they could ' Nazi Diplomat ported all operations. It pounded BIRCH STREET— and related Issues this week. A Jesaeltoh, an enemy reinforcement Hartford, June 15.— Oover- each, good condition, nice Apply Mr. Kelly Into the hangar deck where he not even fight a'datohaive war. ’ por Baldwin will caiqy" out hla ' 6-Room Single, all improve-: nrigtiborhood, hear schooL exploded to cause a great fire. The full schedule of both open com­ Hope Peace^wniWfil Be Preser\ed « . . ^ base northeast of the Borneo in­ 6.00xlG $15.20 mission .meetinga and closed dbm- vasion scene; It exploded 403 tons 'jiromine to the legislature that ha ..ments, good. condition- Cen- ' Price $6,600. $1,000 Down. Cuts in Indfistrial crane forward of the bridge, the Knutson Will Propose Eisenhowrt^ .>8ai(i that AHied, "oi-' V o n R i b b e i i l r o p C a i i g h t -would apiioint “competent” judg- IraDy located. Good Invest- AMERICAN DYEING O catapults and maiiy'...nna were mlttee sessions has been set up for diers (n' Europe had -won a peace of bombs on. Luzon. It carried 106 inent. Prire $4,800. Doxvh GERARD''STREET— 6.50x16 $18.45 East Main and Grpve Streets — Rocki lotments Solons Hear Roose­ the next few dafys. ' Sleeping Niule in Hain- tons of bombs aefoss' the China ee aelectt^ from Repubticoa and 2-Room Single, all modern battered by the: craaWlig planes ttjay' earnestly hoped would be' sea to Hong Kong and Saigon, Democratic sources. It waa learn­ Payment 61.000. • Tejiephone 10 This la in line with a program.i-i-fireserved. ' eonvenlenoea. large lot, tlrti- ' cause Supplies velt and Hartford. lald'd^n by Secret.iry-General, stressed that there w aa no ' Itiirg Boarding lloiike. French IndenChina. . ed today. The fonpuln for a bi­ BIRCH STREET— place, 2-car garage, nice locsr , 7.00x15 $20.40 ' (Contlnped on Page Ten) partisan division is known only to tion. Price 89,'JOO. Doxvn Alger Htaa for winding up.the con-thing as a •■separatesea.war. j . 4-Room Single, all . Improve­ .Washington, June 15,5.— hlngton, June 15 —(Sq- torencef-r..nr, hv by Jim, 23 Pr«id«ntl a separate- ground war or a .'epa--' Marshi! I Montgomery’s -the governor and those close te Payment $'2,600. ' x Plus Tax, ; Truman plank to address the h n a l| „ j, , * him, but. It Is understood. Demo­ ments, recently nrteeorated. ^ ‘ • Cuts ill induatrial sugarr allotssillot:^ Rep'toartttat^e Knutaon - (R„ Headquarters, Gerrpany, June 15 od buy . at $6,960. Down session that day and then hy’ba ck x -w h-n von crats will be amply represented AD.IACENT TOWNS menta to a level generally 3T 1-2 Train Wreck Minik) aaiotoday he will propose When you put sea, ground and: Nazi Foreign Minister Joa- Heat Relief Payment 8),000. per, cent under a year ago were that'Brig. Gen> Elliott Roosevelt to Waahington with a copy of the when, early next week, be an­ I 'K ■ ‘ In the conntry on hurt! sur­ finished charter for the earliest nounces his selcctloas of Judges DFT CENTER STREET— LET US RECAP ordered today for the July-Sep- and John Hartford be. summoned .« r i '■« faced road — Nice little 4- tember quarter. before the House Way and Means possible Senate ratification. These were the high points in |ye»terday as he Slept nude In a ^ Not in Sight In some of the 69 town, etty aad 4-Ronm Single, hot air Heat. Room I Home. Electric lights, Fatal for 16 A public 'commlsaion aeaSion had ! borough courts. , Price 64JSOO. 6300-6600 Down, YOUR PRESENT The slash, made by OPA to committee. ■ . the hour-long conference during' Hamburg boarding house, brin'ging N ---■' 4 running water, tna|de flush bring use In Une with acarce aup- Kutson said he wanta- a “com-' a aurpriae toterruption yestenlay. balance paid like rent—836-00 toilet,.airant one acre of land. I. t . had approve a preSmble state- Elsenhower- Invited the cor-; to a close the most'Intenalve inanr Four Get Highest Medal per month.' , TIRES ptiea, trims tne new commertrial plete explSnation” of publtahed re­ Possible Record-Break-, Hahd.v to bnsl.' Sale Price quotas by from 23 to 8 per cent Two Crewmen aild 14 ports that Hartford, president of ment noble sentiments.arid was hunt in Eurbpe’since V-E day. . • . r'rtC Washington, June ,15. --- (Ab— $3300.' Terms Arranged. moving t^ u g h a" declaration of ^ Vor.f RibbentroO.Ribbentfop, uunderstood to m g T enil»eralure o f 9 5 Xhre* Marines and an Army pri- 9VILL1AM S T R E E T - below the current April-June ra.T Passengers Killed in the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea tioif. Co., loaned the late prfsldent’s purposes'for.I tor the world organiza­organira- »t®y i" Eu- be wanted by the governments of Fi>rnc»«l RoMton "3x‘lved the Congressional $-F1imlly Flat, 4 rooms COLUMBIA. o’N' ROtJ’TE 6— tion, when Egypt objected. Egypt at least 10 nations to stand trial „ roretasl at nOHlon. „f H„n0r from Present down. 8 moms up, steam heat, A large 4-rboni Insulated We Have New Moat induatrial users. Including Pennsylvania Mishap. second son $200,000, recovered l-.rThe continued', application of only $4,000 and Hated a^$106,000 proposed moving a reference to for war crimes, .wnarthe last tbp- ' ‘ Truman today In a White, Hons* 2 garages,. on has tine, one modern home wired for elec­ Ice cream and bottled beverage “the principles Of justice’’ from the the non-fraternization -rule in -the MORIARTY BROTHERS 'producers, take the maximum cut "bad debt" •■for tax reduction In ,ranking Nazi known to be alive Bosion. June 15 -‘J*! No relief; qj,,, MarineSr. all hon» apartment available 'for aeen^ tric stove, with snhparlor and Williamsport, Pa., Jurte 15-hI(*2 Reich depends upon ' the attitu^de his-1942 income tax return. last part to the start of a para­ who had rth^ed capture. A metal from the current heat wave 'Wfab ored for heroism In the PaelNe pancy. Down Payment 61,800. two rooms unfinished np- On the Level At Center and Broad , Telephone 8500 and thus are redhoed to 50 per —Two crewmen and at least 14 graph about maintaining Interna­ of the German people themselves can of poison’ was found strapped Ztalrs. All Conveniences In­ ARMSTRONG’ , 6 1' TIRES cent of their 1941 base period use. passengers were killed early today To Deride on Inveatlgatton in-sight for southern New England'! 'w i' Ranking..Republican member of tional peace and security^ to hla ■ body, but he surrendered ^fas**.: SUMMER STREET— cluding electric ligbtA run­ Last year they were receiving 90 when an engine and six cars of a Before it wsf defeated, 21 to 21, (ContlBoed OB Page Two) this, voluntarily. today as , the Bo.ton Weather »» Wollaston. 3fass.: First Uent. 4-Paniily Tenement, 4 rooms ning ' water, Miathroom and Available now for those who per cent. PAinaylvSnia railroad westbound the committee,- Kutaon’a assertion Carlton R. Rouh ofiLlnitoBWold. N. (lacking a two-thirds vote) this Hiding Since April 90 bureau, forecast a second straight J.; and Pfr. Luther Skagka of Hea- each. Glassed-In fmnt porches, steam heat. iLarge lot, nice Such firms as backers and ce­ Waahington - Buffalo pasbenger to a reporter came after Cbalrman amendment provoked about two are eligible. DoUghton (D., N. C.) announced The dandified former champagne "hot and humid” day with a pos­ drnuMi. Ky. The .Army'.man te well shmbbed. Large lot. country section. Sale Price real manutobtiiren are reduced to train were derailed at nearby Mil- hours of debate which prevented Treasury Balance salesman'' who .Ijecame the engi­ sible reedrd-breakini temperature Pr1ee'69J{0Q. Terms Arranged. $5,000. Terms Arranged. 60 per cant of liase use, or a 20 ton, Ps;. a spokesman for the rail- plana to call the group, probably >fr. Geno J . Merit, Peekville. P«-. the commlsaion from finishing Its neer of Hitler’s arrogant foreign of 95 degrees. , , who dlsHiigulshed himself te Ihh' per cent cut from the present toad here aald. 'Tuesday, to decide whether to In­ work yesterday, and It carried over Wa^ngton,. June IS.-HJq-The policy, had-'been hiding in Ham- HIGHSTRl^- COVENTRT LAKE— ' WEDDING . quarter. Pharmaceutical flrma go An Undetermined number of per­ vestigate the matter. poaltiba of the Treasury June 13: However, the Weather bhreaU Enropean«theater. 1-Rodm Single, steam'heat, One Three and one Four- Into today. burg since April 30. The man who ■aid that the northern sections of A L L SIZES to 110 per cent of base use from sona were injured. > , Doughton diaclosed In a; House Prime Minister Peter, Fraser of Receipts, $132,698,054.85; ex- I had iihpoaed hla diplomatic will \ ■ Bice loeatton, near - acbools. Room FUmlslied. Cottage, rea­ BIRTHDAY 190, an 8 per cent reduction. 12 TslMn' to Hospltels speech yesterday that Hartford'a Maine. Hampshire and Ver­ Ulan Dally Work Stopnagee Priee 66A00. $1JK>0 Doaw> sonably priced foV:,qutek salei. A Good ADowaace for Your Old Tires. SEEt praditurea. $233,669,876.50; qet oh Europe had not a' friend liL ill' mont will be aided slightly by..scat- Mexlee City, June 15v-^#i—Da- Commercial canners of fruit Twelve persons were taken to 1943 - income tax return ,1s under (Obattaoed ea Page 8tx). balance, $9,919,309,106.10. of Germany's second largest -.city PaymenL . Terms Arranged. take an average 20 per cent cut tered showera late this aftemodn. mandlag •ntvtng wagey" 669 ANNIVERSARY hospitsls 4n Sunbury, Danville, and acruUny of the Internal ■ ReVenua who would BBSl'at him actiwely kv- Highest temperatures recorded plovee of the TetecommunleatteaB^J AVON STREET— SO, COVENTRY- When in the process of planning a neilr home firsm the 1944 level. Tboae flrma Milton, Pa. G. L. Sneeder, the con- bureau, and that the bureau this obtainlng a place of refuge. receive iib much sugar .per unit of . in New England ' yesterday were servlee of the Communlratteaa ^ Modern 6-Room Single, nice 2-Faml|y Flat, four rooma (htqtor on the passenger train, was far has not approved a $228,500 , Von Rlbbentrop Volunteered the Manchester, N. H„ 92; Westfield. MADE TO ORDBR ."annlng, rather than a percentage "bad debt" item Hated. In it. informatien that he had Intended partment paraded the stteete loeatlon. cleae. to bus, all eon- each fiat, large porch, steam or remodelling one get a copy of **Your Next THE one "of those injuivd. Hospital &Iass„ 92; Hsrtford.' Conn'., 90; night and nanpuneed dally ah .if base use. Aa chairman of the committee to hide until Britlah feeling abo(it venlences, I'oelnding steam begt, all cnrix'enleooea. Inetnd- authoritlea said he waa ennacious E-Bond Sales 10 Per Cent (’onedto. N. H.. 90; Sprlngileld. pages of work from 11 6. Bl. heat. Full bath, garage and Ing' garage, ample garden Kitchen’’— a planning guide by HOTjPOINT Te Get Moderate lacreascs but unable to spea’k ■which initiates all tax leglalatloi). him died down, and then attempt Masa., 88; Povldence, R. I., 88 and THE NEW CHARLES BAKERY '■Industrial u aen ' aervlng 117 to save his life in a trial. He went I p. m. unfII their deroaoda perch. 66JW9. TemM Ar­ space. Price $6,600. 61,006 Railroad officials in Philadelphia Doughton said be became con­ Boatqn 86. aatiafled. -Tkelr union, ranged. Down, I8S.I87 NO. MAIN STREET PBONS 8-1981 given free at TIRE MAN counties and seven cities will get said the crewmen killed were R. (X cerned about .tbe reports and sent BehiHd Schedule Set Now te a wine imerchant friend, he said moderate increases, calculated —a man who. had known him 25 Seek Relief at Beaches apokeamea declared, covers Stratton, the engineer, 1414 Marl a special messenger with a letter whole repakfic, and their i ADDITIONAL LUTUtOS AVAILABLE! after the general reduction, to ket street. Camp HIU, Pa., and N, aaldng Secretary of the Treasury years. The merchant Minnned him. Beaches were crowded as thou­ At Washington, June 15.L-<$q—^Ted"? the prospect of wiping out what Von Ribbentrc^, using the name sands sought relief from the, iieat of work wilt affect all DON'T FORGET! Wednesday Is compensate >,tor population gains E. Qraeff, the fireman. Qraetrs ad­ Morgentbau for facta In the mat- tdegrapli aad raldo [3n the other hand, thsI Allotments dress aac the names of ths other^ r . R. Gamble, director of the Traaa- - he deacribed as'tlM “small deficit.'’ of ••Rinse,”* got lodging with an and three drownlngs—two children ury*6 War Finance divialon, re-1 Sales to tndi'viduala now total unsuspecUhg landlady. ■' and a Navy enlisted man .—were tiona save thone of tha Ka 3t firms senrlng M counties adll d e^ were not jret known. reply, Doughton told the RaOwayn, srhoaai JOH NiSpN BROTHERS because of The accident occurred at 1:08 Houee,^he received a letter from ported today that BMiond aalea In ' $5,510,000,000, o r'78.7 per cent of The sahm wine merchant wai reported in. greater Boston. DONUT DAT!!! se furthsr rsouced . Seventeen - months-old Allison gantiied wider anslhn ALLEN REALTY COMPANY copulationipuu declines. a. m,, officials said, when tha'pas- Joseph J . O'Connell. Jr„ acting the 7th War loan are about 10 per ' the quota. , brought to British intelligence 57.7 MAIN ST R EET TELEPH O N E 822T bdund aecretary, saying: cent behind schedule, y ' E-bond‘ aalea, however, are lag- headquarters late yesterday and Joyce, daughter of 'an Army lieut­ Paraders aaU that a ■g Life Mortgages ArTaaged,el JELLY DONUTS Dozen 28c Van’s Service Station The indiiatrts) outs follow alixll- senger train Struck an east bdund enant stationed at Grenier field, N. woath.-wisr graated te ilt i there pointed out his erstwhile Open Saturdays. . 427 h 'a RTFORD ROAD TELEPHONE 3888 sr slartMM > In raMaaurant sfid freight train car which had buck­ 6‘‘.'Our records' show that In 1942 Gamble appealed to all War FI- glhg.wlth 62.4 per cent of the $4.- f it MAIM SnUEET TELEPHONE 6186 ha/tCe coihmlttoea to atep iip E- 000,000 quota toached.. The E- led and fallen acroas- the weatbouqd an ra$a Xow^ «to t% 1 (OoBtlaned. en Pas* IWe^ Uimcka. (OaaUaohd aa JPoaa Twa^ bond sales; activity, and te report bond sales total $2,496,000,0014 iCoBtiBastf ■I ; . I I i ■■.- ./ ttN wv-^fcv ■ ■ T ^ ' - I', . J .W.

■'. l! ' . : HAKCHESITO 1(5 HURALD, M A N (affl8T O . CONN-’ FRIDAY, "JUNF; 1'5, .194tt "'S':

I 1 minutes here before convicting i utate attorney.''tqkl the court Wed- cut Society for Crippled Children Thus (frown rapidly, constantly ex- Hoch CouvicifefJ ^ohn Hochi 40. of Hartforii. of a s - ncsda.v that MoCfiVattaclMid. two F E N D E R A N D PRESCRIFI'ION ASUES And RUBmS ^ew Londpii Chih Gains jPromotion student nursea while'they were en and Adnlta at the close of its fia- ! pandln(f ^* facilities and proRram. Wa|>ping Hear HageOmn sault with intent to commit rape, Sale of Seals cal year in 'Its statewide Raster i to become a truly state-wide or- ‘cial Dance route home from the^i--^uiiiclpal B O D Y W O R K PHARMAOSTS REMOVED gmilxation. Rotary Leader Quickly by Ji jind Judge Edward J. DlUy im- hospital May 16, but hq^ , his BETAU, AND i Seal campal(fn for funds, well ex­ tion 'of the Tollovvlng SOLIMENE A FLAGG Always On Outy! ^ TELEPHONE 8MS -Jgm m . KSK08BNB ceeding Its goal of $100,000 for the O ifG lR igh a five to ten year- sentence parents and his brother M8$tfled Program Given program -Wm made Wedbeaiday that he was home at the tlmb^pt INC. Arthar Drug Stores . MOMUUBAT rU E L Netted $2,058 state. I,' Chicago. June ?6 (/P) — The Hartfprd. June 15 —(/PI— A''Su- In atate prison.' 848 Main 81. ^ ManclMater •/ evening in tha Wapping schdM perior court jury, deliberated lb John \ P. Hqdgson, assistant the alleged aasault. 684 Center St.. Tel. 5t01 GAVELLO ft B. SCUUli^l Wholesale T h e. Six-lety, facing h eaviw ^e- Ilent Auditorium whim. 23 piipUs' Were Rotary club of New London, Oonn^, ■ .^s* sponsibllitles this year patn ever (lliildrpti of RolH‘rtsoti gradunteii from HJje Grammar Lo4.*al Officer Veteran Town Did Well Report before,'.raised.]|ta go^ttiia year lo schrjpl. Will receive the Rotary Interfia- t i- Gasoline Not ill S i g h t ! SpeaJter in Stafford tiohal president’s award for Slgnlfl- oii< Shows; What' Other meet the demanda.^51 the new re­ School Entertain Par­ Processional; Inyocabkm. Mr. habilitation workshop St Stam­ Budd; Class Welcome, Gehgvieve Springs ^H es. '' ‘ 'achievements in, promoting Places Did. ford, of establishing a program (4>>nMniie«l FrfMp Page Oae> ents and Friends. s. Dxen; America THumptiapt Ideal of service during the fta- fot diaabJe^veterana following dia- "Sovith W indsor's Past, Arlirl cal'y ear ’i9'14-45, it was anno,unc- MORIARTY BROTHERS x — —" charge'rrom .service hospitals, of On W^nesday afternopn. Major ed yeMerday at Rotary headquar­ M anchester netted S2.05S in the M drowned in a artifictal pond 15- A picturesque program oT- folk Chicky;' South Wimlaor'a Present. I “0« tfee Lavet" At Canter »nd Broad Street* tlje^xpamled era/t program for inche.s dfeep af her hon-ie in Lowell. dances w-as (flven in the Robei tson Edward Almada; {^trike Up the iSgedorn, Veterana’ Coun- ters hen . Sunijn^er Specials qn Fabrics! Open AB Day aa# All Nlftat. Cull S50e •ale of Easter Seals for aid to the omeboiind rases throiij^oiil , the This aWgrtl 'tndicatCJK'that the crippled, the report made/loday' Iionald LeBlhnc. 1.1.’drowned in school friidi tori urn yesterday after­ Band'; Schoola,, Fr.ahcls Burnham; the N ^ Depirture Dlvi- state, of providing for the rehabil­ 16 feet of w ater in mill pond. Ded­ noon with many parents and Give Us a Song; Government, New Londohv Ro'tarF Pie c e Shows. A total of $117,633 wa|t^fe. ilon of Geimrat Motors, was the standing amohg^^^e 31 ' Rotary ported received by the CjmAecti- itation Of handicapped workera ham, while Seaman 1-c Gilman A. friends as special (piests. Jacqueline Platt; Our Countr; dropped from war industriea and Briggs, 20. of Los Angeles station­ . The entertainment was arranged Class Farewell, John ^Car^y speaker Ih utAXhlrd of a seiiss of clubs in Distr many other new problema. ‘ four industrial conferences being < The citation reward^ G** Rotary NEW RICES ON ed at the Newport, R. I.> Naval by the second and third grrades un­ Presentation of Class GiftiSOass held at the Town li^ l in Stafford For the flrst time in the'hlstory Training atatipn, drowned while der the guidance of their teachers, President; Presentation oJ-'Amert' club fqr its successfui, Wajl-round- Springs, for the puirow of aiding ed priiram of actlvitlea.during the of the Connecticut drive, Bridge­ swimming in the Charles river. Mrs. Gracelna Taylor and Mi-s. can Legion Awaid, Mr. Arm­ the, employment and adjl»atment of l/ port led the atate with $2.’>.641, in At E ver^t. 82 school children George P. Garleton. It included strong, Mr. Wocidmapfiee; Presen- yeariTased on the promqtidn of REUPHOLStERING the teturnlng veterans. X^^ese 5h 'standards of- practice'' .in ^ ‘V ' ■ returns corannrf** Ao Its 1M4.'fig­ attending Flag day exercises -wera special selections by other mem­ Ution of Dlplom ^ B. Kupchu- conferences have been arranged The creamy-smooth 4avpr of-fattest itgCream ure of $14,070.1 ' overcome with heat prostration bers of the school. no*; C hm , Swig; Benediction, luiainess and prpfeaaions, tftc Ot- and were treated by a physician. by the OOnnecBcut Reemployme ‘ganization of cOmmunity-betlgr- Hartford slightly 'exceeded its Second gt|ide children gave the FaOrer- Duffy;; Recessional. Commission in coppers tion with'' ..jhe sparkling, refreshing-.^vor of Sealtest I^al *20,000 goal With s total of $20.- None of the cases was serious, po­ following- program announced by TTie gradjidtes: Edward J. Al­ ment undertakings,' the develop.- lice said. • the mills In that area for . their ment of a strong club, and tlje ad-^ sei MAIN si,„Mcisifr 367 SB comphred with $17,97T.claat George .Lfsk; ■ mada, F rahrts G. Burnham, Jr. plant overseera Three newly dia- ^ Fruit Milk Sherbet. You can enfoy^them botn^ year.. New Haven reported $12 - Jv. ■ . An American Dance, "Skip- To Charlea/J. Byrnes, Jriv John H vancement of inteihational -under­ charged servicemen had bem. Ip-'' standing and good wilK^ a $1,0.’M) increaae in the area the Lou,” by the class; Tap dance, Carnot, Arllne M. Chlqky, Pris­ vlted to attend the conference^and in thi$ convenient Sealtest "Two-?taypr“ eluding East Haven, West Haven, :i»li Ordered i^atricla Braxauskas; Flute soloa cilla A. Collins. Robert E. Collins. were questioned by the giradp as Hamden, Woodbridge jand North f gj f-r ^-oy Raymond Finn-'Including the Rhymond E. Doolittle. Genevieve to their future plans. TTielr an­ Pint Package. Take home a package or s6 Haven. ’* , III o llffiir U 8C Pennaylvahl'a P.olka and American M. Dxen, Fraatcis B, Esada, Olive swers indicated the iwd for a AitDptioii Soiiglit F irst Seigeanl fTharles C. H ath­ ^ • Folk songjiT'. Swedish dance, ‘,T and give your family a real taste treat. ' Stamford.'which has taken ah R. Griggs, Joyce A. Irwin." Ray­ community counseling service for away; son. oCMc and Mrs. Russell See You,’'^ y the class;' Acrostic mond ' E. Ijayole, Elizabeth Ann active, community-wide interest in Veterans. p. ,Hathaway.^Tgecived a direct its new workshop and special Clin­ .COctlnard from Page One) danc^' Gail Cowles; Sw^ish Lawler, Elaine Ef. MacKenzie, Misjor Hagecjo'rn's talk on Per- ' Bv rVciich Town FOR TOUR 2-PIECE ic, reported a total pf $3,968 raised dapee, "How Do.YoifDo, My Part­ Naanne L. Mellen, George R spnal and Jdb Adjustment dealt battlefield promotioh. ahd commis­ in comparison with their lt|44 to­ household use. including a reduc­ ner.” by the class. Palmer. Jacqueline '.M. Platt, sion as 2nd Lieutenant of Infan­ YOU CAS ALWAYS D BPESD OS tion in the home canning ration. with devrtpping an understandinL,' Washington, JuneHi.—W-^Any- IJVING^OM SET tal of $636. Nearby Greenwich The third grade program Includ­ Glenn A. Rose. M Argartt M. Sin­ of the Aujustmehta people -must . body want to adopt h. French try on M ay'11 while serving wltn raised Its total from $498 to $1,104. OPA^ noted/thnt while the'third ed the miiowiiiKfollowing 'Bum and wiwaa an- clair, Richard. E. Stelmat, Donald m al^tp tire new situpUqns facing >llii 'allocation I his unit in Germany, his parents Amcmg other totals reported K, Thomas, Paul J. Mqtekaitls fhpm, conditions on the job, and town 7 of 1,380.<^ tons is only 10.000 , Dutch dance-by the class; Tap .effects of personal and home situa­ Senator Pepper (D-Fla.) lih^e were informed today in a ^ tter through the state, are the follow­ tons '.iihd^r 'the current quarter. U ing in excess of $1,000: Ansonia, dance bV Georgiinna' RiibacKa, tions bn the work of veterana public -yesterday a letter from Dn- sfrom their son. s , Is. cohsiderabl.v' lower than was grade 1; iHano solo, "Tales of the His talk which waa received en­ G. D entu- whoni he met at, an- ih- ® You Save\j|i lo. .$ *1.473: Bristol. $1,246: wDanbury, Anticipated earlier this year. Or- ^^eutepant Hathaway attends $1,812: Darien. $1,035: E ast H a r ^ Vienna Woods." Jean Smith, grade Arnold Vow^ thusiastically by the group waa ter-parliamentary congress at The MMCbester High school and gradu­ ’^dlnarlly.' the third quarter grant IS 7; Poliah Polka by the class; Con- I followed by a question period. Hague in 1938. The Frenchman ated frbm Bordentown. (N.J.) Join ia tht fua la iha Joia Davii—Scalicii VilUgt Siok, ' On a 2-Piece !^uite ford. $1.\84: Manchester. $2.098r the -bighest of the year. ' Middletown. $2.10.3; New Britain, rertlna solo by Barbara Gado. wi-ote th at his home town, 'Vlmou- M ilitary fa^titute in 1943 and wSs, with Jack Hiler. Thund*) *. 9:30 P. M., NBC Network *3.610: New London area. $1,2^'^’ ' Overissuance for home canning grade 7; Norwegian Mountain Japs to Get tiprs, was ruined in the rrqrmandy drafted the s'ame year, entering the DMtim •/ SmSmul Osiry PrWawli Ctrptrmiitm 9 You Save Up to $13' New Milford. $1.1.11; Norwk. and a decline in world sugar pro­ March by a group of sixth,graders. Special Services invasion a year ago. with four- service in September, of 1943 and $1,.108: Norwich area. $1,416: She!: duction arc cited by OPA as the' Tap Dance Trio.. Carolyn Jan s­ fifths of the houses destroyed and was assigned to Company B, 254th On a 3-Piece Stiite ton'and Derby. $1,064: W aterburv, principal reasons for the prevail­ sen and Maureen Opalach of the He^vy plows Al South Methodists 220 of the 3,000 inhabitants killed. Infantry, 63rd "Blobd and Fire” ■MONTGOMERY WARD W atertown and Middleburv, $3.- ing acute shortage. fourth grade, and Lorraine Olbert "In the presence of this dis­ Division of the 7th Army which bf1 the slxt,h grade; Swedish Clap aster," Dentu wrote, ‘T have 1,14; Wethersfield'and Rocky Hill, (Coittllnuad Frt»m P ag e,0 « e) had trained at Camp VSn Dorn, Modem Adiustnbla *1.633 and Wallimantic area, $2.- dance by the-.class. A special service of recognition taken the liberty . . . to ask with Mississippi. PIqstic .397. Favors ProW The entertainment concluded will he held for all of the children your help whether some American Shower We completely, rebuild your furnl- XT'/K v A 1 V '* W A U V A hams. Kobe and Osaka,” Arnold Lieutenant Hathaway, who''Js ture, adding new filling and springs U II tl is vT'Y, ^ * * j TT C.tt ▼'y Opwb new services offered by with the entire group singing "The and young people -of tbe South city would not like to take an in*' the grandson of the late- Stoll S i ' N o i i l o / . Star Spangled Banner," displaylng- statetl.' I Methodiat Church school on Sun­ te.reat and 'adopt' us.” where needed. Broken frames are,-'''^ ^ t ''-' 1 J J Society dunng the past year o r Bad Maj. Gen.- C^irtis E. • LeMay, A4torney Charles R. -Hath- delude vocational counseling, for the flag. day morning at 9:30 o'clock in the Pepper passed the letter on toi ,'&way. former ' prosecuting aj- repaired. Cover ta%;^pertly tailoieit TEpCStTlGS lll0|ilClCdi which • guidance counselor was chief of -the 21st Bomber com­ Sanctuary. Rev. W. Ralph Ward. the Senate press gallery. 44.00 mand,' which Arnold is visiting torney of the Manchester . to-wn appointed, who works with intel­ (Continued From Page One) Jr., will be in charge of the ser­ court for many years, went over­ ligence, aptitude and interest tests here, .said today’s raid on OssKAt:^ vice and will make the awards of full snopll onil!"© Itasd lo rs- Enomstad whits woUi, imooth Won't corrode or rust! Ad- the fourth—may have ended tbe Maannie Reunion June ,30 seas in November, 1944 and went to determine the type of work best- Mr. Hartford claimed losses from j Unified Force diplomas and other awards for into action on Jan; 1, 1945. ■ He moys Ecrssii.f.no rou(jb •d9**l conersts boss. Complsts with juNta to spray, full stream or fitted to the handicapped individ­ ■uncollectible notes' of $228,500, i need for further Incendiary treat­ perfect attendance, flnlih. shut off. \ ' x'. ment of that greatest of the ene­ Wallingford, June 15.—(/P)--The participated in campaigns in Rujl-rsuillna golvonix*d fHiingt. Easy to InilaH O^n Thursday - ^ ual. The Society also appointed in but none of the items has been al- : . Following the service in the northern France, the Saar Basin .Hose Clincher Coupling, '25e the pas*'year a field secretary to lowed by. thd Bureau of Internal ; my's Industrial cities. The pre­ sanctuary the children will return ' 75th annual reunion of the Masonic *11t''9!00 P. M. Seen Reason Veteran association of Connecticut and across the’ Rhine in southern seek out needy cases and assist In Revenue as a proper deduction. To' vious attacks fiad burned out to their departments and those Germany. His unit crossed the surveys of schools to Insure, prop­ the contrary, the bureau has ques­ about 15 s(juare miles of Osaka. graduating will be ushered -to the will be held on June 30 at Derby it Closed Wednesday Kobe, Yokohama and Kawasaki waa announced yesterday by Wil­ Danube River in its final stages In er education for handicapped chil­ tioned the propriety of the deduc- ; For Slices department which they Will attend action. , A t Noon-2-.. ■ dren. tion an^. on 30 M ay 1945, in con- j are "gone," and only a few tar­ next fall. This will be the closing iam B. Hall, secretary and regis­ ■nection with its pending exam ina-j trar, with King . Hiram’ lodge No. Prior to beiiig commissioned, he The Society derives Its income (('ontlnued gets remain In Nagoya. LeMay de­ session of the school for this sum­ almost Wholly-froth- the aeal sale tion-of Mr. Hartford's returns, for ! clared, while previous raids; have mer, ,session being resumed the ^^2 as the host: Henry K; Plumb, received promotion to Technical 1942. requested its Held office to 1 second Sunday of September. jiost worshipful grand master, Sergeant last February and First conducted each spring. In the ten and upidh ho: >n Nazi elements burned out 50 square miles ol years since its incorporation, it investigate this item.” Tokyo, leaving . only 10 si^are The church school picnic will be vill be among the speakers. Sergeant in May. ■ are wiped,A(it miles In which the American ■held on the Wes't.-,lgwn ol the Of W ar Guilt'* bombers are "interested.” _ chjrch oh^, Saturday .afternoo.n, The* German nation as a •'-V i *•* "It is just A matter of time June 23 beginning at 2:30 o'clock. has “no aenae of war built” until we get Everything o^value All persons, adults as well as chil- and,' "while many germane ^closed ^ In Japan.'* ■ Le\lay lila said. dreVi are welcome to attend the their eyes to atrocltlea, many I picnic. Cake and ice-tream will be RfSINTO NI ftaJucadl others did not.” . ! served, and- topic will be on sale. 3 Field Marshal von Rund- stedt was the greatest general the British Seize /n X'Hles fated: the late Field Mar- lb# parfael pnW far ii J IL shalxlo'mmel was bold but un- Nazi Diplom at summar pointing un.akiitiNj: German military. men WHAT... did ,not fespec*. H itjer's strategic planning biriVin 1943, particularly, , (Continued Front Pag* On«) s *’ H itler ran hia ampai((ns almost i- was Renhtone’s quick and easy to uset alone friend. But _ Identification . L , 4 -rThe Allied Arbsjea were'the ; ma^ade-even------more certaink.. NO BIOW-OIIT? Anyrone can apply it • .. you just roll b^-eqUipped , In the>orld, but i Traest aecrejt it on! Ong^oat covers any interior German Tiger and Panther -tanks the British sleuths who were superior in head-on slugging ; "gfjpd von Ribbentrop across, surface^; tme gidlon covers walls of an matches until the Pershings came of western Germany ni^- a-vera^ room! Dries in 40 minutes! into the field, arid German rocket arrest stater, '""day In "rojectors. all-wirpose 88-mm , ^ tearful and hysterical scene, she "una an^ let .^Plahza identi^rf* minister, ______j / w standing v-eaiwh.s. Ribbentrojp first’had-bcfn traced 5. The German general' staff j tj,-an area'''of nortK'enV'GeiTnany Vknew the war was over on the | ^ear the Danish fronti^, i^ere he “SPlKt ito i Wdtds Su^r third! dav of the Ardennes offen- was known .to have pnsed in Perch e n d WARDS HEXAGON ive last December^ when it failed , guise.The story, “* p e c k PeinI tb take primary oWctlves. and ; day. di^notbarc ^ riversides 12% STRONGER t ^ Germany lost the ability to ! penedTo him bet^w eenfh^^ SHINGLES contibue thehe fight when General lef^BerUn\e ty and the time he arrived 0(. 641-MAIN-SI I PattonA^sweep south through the >itPHamburg,h nor was, anything dta- PUES GIVE CaEATER BIOW-OOT 9 7 ‘ dosed of what he might know Moos finer, for outdoor turfacei. I .Saar to meet Lieut. Gen. Alexan- about Hitler’s desith or sdlTlval. . j der M. P ath 's Seventh Army wip- For uis on wood, conersts or 4.79 ' ed out a-large body of German p r o t e c t i o n mstal; dries oysmighti Waihobisl troops. 'F ire -re sista n t!,E a sy to lay* Hoped To SpHt Alllea A Tougher Price will 'cover 100 sq. ft. .'6 . Exhaustive study showed Varnish! Stop in. at W'ards and get the Gertpana had continued the a free estimate of your, flgh* after this time only because new roof today! of. the wild hope of splitting the Dance 1.30 fo u r -31Ued powers, and' because liirt Quart of Hitler’s deteimlnatjon to con­ Sponsored by ContlanI tsiH, Tiks Ih'it. .‘l.y-Lb. ROLL ROOFING— tinue the bstUe. - . Uts indoors or out! Has sxcsllsni 7. ______Tile supreme commsnder s oos, pravs Rivertidsi’' rsshlqncs to wsolhsr end herd -ijnost anxious night was that of Ladies of St. Maurke bigii quolHyl N oV ^ T , 1942, when the AUles In- wsorl Dfiss evsmighH vadeJ^prth Africa. . 8 . —One?ofthc moat soul-shak­ Sofurday, Range n - . ing decislonshragthe order to go ■eiler ahead with the Nomandy Inva­ liine 16, B p. m. sion on June 6 . 1944, libttta face of Jecket adverse weather reports. MID-MONTH Kgre a bofis^ »p8s k. 9 . _Thefe w«v no direct p«Ke c o m m u n it y 3.45 feelers from G entry *>«*p'* DANCE "lliot" Into Ihs Iks like o Grand Admiral KefI Doenltr pra^edilsl Reduced ifor Ifih solsl Asbsilos HALL Modem and Old Fashioned, ^!mraaenUtlve came through to BOLTON CENTER olr-csll censtruelian sovst fusi, X kssps water hot! Music by Sports Center (ALL SALES FINAL I) North M ethodist CHICK ARONSEN AND WeBs Strast HIS RAMBLING DUDES Formerly At Miller's Hall To Hold Festival . * ^ . NOTHINft^ TO PAY NONI PINIK MADI AT Square and Round Daneea. TIL NOV. •Us M e ANYPRICH VJ*'„ , makp your tire last long­ A tewgb, faH-eutfing still Me. Tam­ Guest artists will be Miss Hazel 15, 30, 35, Or 30 ^mpere-sizes. ,.Bke dull chrome. 1 key. cherry I There’s color in our sleek raycjn skirts, bursting out aH over er! In Riversides, every pered steel i . . for long ween Driggs. well known , local reader ciiRcc fRov ■ E / m i y /r ^ with h/sabus blossoms, with blazing stripes I Misses' and Amior siies. and entertainer; - an instrumental HOUYWOOO t precaution it taken to Oeed for all general Wng. Mued Steel PkMrescent -trio coitalatlng of Mrs. Morris C. provide protectjpn against ' ■. i Behnett. organ. Morris C. Bennett, Handy Carpet Stdrter trombone, and William Thorp, ba^ sepwatiottand blow-outa! Sacks Switch Itone-hom. They wiU play m u ^ Prktleii wwfs 2 ** **** 3 ** cal selections of many years ago PARKER II and will be dressed in .appropri­ nUT'6 WNT M tA T... 5c 39c ate costumes. 12c A special feature of the pro ^MIUS-OF-SAFETY j , Kue'd slee1inllot-lieods. . . sfer- CE rsplocsntailt starling unit for jwMPsaS 4 * » gram will be a "crutaing crooner,’ ’r oqy fiuerescsnt fixture. kistoN es Made ef i I coNon fabric i s s UizedI ChokT’af four different a promlnenfhiemher of the church ON RiVUSlOESI lengths. Pediage contains 'A-ib. whose Identity will remain - " UEORIMAE if, tacky. Per dap er cret until that evening. i.'.'t SOUTH mcmcM I NddrsA Others participating will be Carol Quinn of Bolton, acrobatic dancer; the Oagllardone statera, I. tap dancers, and a- chorus com­ / / f .A posed cft members of the Youth AL7IRA CAMAR&n iSr fhnowshlp. Mrs. D. M. Bennett win be. the seeompantat. - - -uJ ontgbm ery Reservations are being taken TO/W/VIY n i x t 824-828 MAIN STREET now and should be in the hands of 824-828 BAIN STREET MANCHESTER MANCHESTtB Mrs. Erauae. ’phone 5549, by Sun ’ r ' L An'-'-H - I' ^ - •' 8Z4-828 MAIN BTRESI dav mvi '%Sck ‘ and forth several ytimes Day achool held their annual achool wheif Court, adjdurned until • thi^ I arfernoon. ^ through the hole In the^fibor. Ho picnic, Wcdheaday afternoon at] CosciffTells said he b^ke the panel of the door the school Their activities '* Dentes Pulling Trigger loys to Learn >y pounding on jt yrith the muzzle x j awUmniing and boating on the lake Hp^riied to Judge Johtj Cor­ of thS gun. CosBCU speaks bro- Water Safety followed by an early evening hot CaurtSjlor) nelluid the jury th%t hejlad pull- kwiiy. / dog roast in the achool woods. A a the trigger of the shotgun with X Oun^Knocked F^m Hands Seaman lat Claaa John Agnew, which the state c h a fe s Cyr was slain, as sequel toquarrel a -^u 11 and pull and puil,” ^he stationed at Floyd Bennett Field -old. ’’Boom—It go t off." The re- Cross to Send In New York Is home on ^rlough Trtal Pefayed Tdday edly resulting fpom Cyr’s U tior. to noise Coscla made in, t , ^11, he said, knocked the gun from according to his sister, Mra. Elea­ his hands. Sp^ial nor Love. Becjuise of SJidrt Gtl- cellar of a, Ipnise jointly/(ccpplcd by them ^ “Did you pull the trigger,'’ Mas- The Parents’ and Teachers’ so- ehdar Sessi^ii^^ cold askecace. who la attending the achool for TRACING or DETAIL DRAFTING the aecond year, will alao come \ back an Inatnictor In Flrat Aid. . .. MlilHiB'Ati—'11 Tiirs Thw will both conduct claaaea in awimmlng and Water Safety at " ■ - y : / ' ■ Globe Hollow the Brat weel^ in YOU WILL BE PAID AS YOU LEARN July. •ITie boya graduated thla- month from Mancheater High aohool, Traslig Ciirsi Isglas—Jlly. I t r b ^ they have been membera of Dstill DratMif.—Jiiy II * c “S' ... X the awimmlng team for Wle paat two yeart. Bill Sacherek. local Red Choaa a n d hbairman of Water Safety and YRACIN6—5 WEEKS’ COURSE -Accident Prevention, will alao , at the camp at the aame ttoe; aa Ih iill Havi Drawlig Aptitili tnatructor In Water Safaty and \ Upii satistMtiry isiiplitlii if Hirsii pmai- Boating.» . . / 1. » Aa the boya will average about till ti aiBl-tNbitMl pfsHlias •• traeirs li Ive houra a day- In the water Eigiiiirlig Dipirtiteit. while at Bonnie Brae, they are doping eaynttOy for good weather. a . m . to 9 p . in . Ml Irlir triiija i HMSSsary Bolton Dtlill OriftliiK—20 WMkt’ Ooortt . -V Alfsbra.aal Hi m fiMiiitry NutssMy Doris Skinner ^.enter- itnail TiMisdsy rm ilnf at a‘ ahdw- Crystal Lalc^ 1 1 T I Yura If MNbiil«^brawlig Hilpfil •r In honw of Mias Nancy Willett who wUl be married to Charles Warren on July 7. Twsntar Apply to UalM ktitot lapIfiyaMt tm iM — gueste attended the shower wWeh 414 lapliil Aviimi MiHtor4i •uMiMiit—tor was bald at the home of. Miss Skidbmiiing • Boaitijag Doris SUnner with Mrs. Doris latirvlsw with Iratt A Wbltoiy rtpramtitlvi. DTtaUa as'co-hostess. Mrs. Kthsl Jjto was In chMga of the enter- ..y-" ■X tblnment which Included gamaa hirint k dont h$ mccordmut with th t and-a aoock wedding with the fol­ ■ ■.y ^ ' Hmtford STM stMUxatio* pUm. lowing partidpetlnig: mlnlMa^ Ethel Lee; bride, Doris DTtaJIa; groom, vine Skccaccio; Sower REFRESHMENT^ Alrt, Mrs Fred Mohr r bride’s father, Agatha Ikickson. , .< PRAU & WHITSEY aircraft A Boral center ptece decorated with a miniature bride apd groom graced the table when mfreah- ments of toe cream filled Cream EAST n A A T F 0 R D Ifa with, chocolate syrup -and ch were served. I ON N E A T I OUT Willett was given a Dun­ can Phyfe table by the group: xfBriis* library B

The Graduation exercises of the [ ' X: X . • Center school, took pla<;p in the | Omrnunlty Center, Monday eve­ ning, St 7 o’clock. The program TdMORROW-JUNB 16th - optaed with the '’Stars and Stripes EMever” ; Invocation by Rev. Ber- nara J. Vbstert hymn, ’’ComeTbou Alriilghty King.” Modem Ameri- X- cau composers were portrayed by X. the various pupils. Victor Herbert by James Kelley; Cole Porter by Marie Bonney; Jerome Kem by e Top In TTie Marry Jackson; Irving Berlin by Arlene Frans; George Cohan was written by Harris Knapp and rela­ •X ted by Carolyn' Colburn. There were many aonga sung and por-. trayed by garioua members of the graduating class, and aung by the '. / girl and boy choruaes. JOSEPH NARETTO, Proprietor The D.A.R. Prise Eaaay award 'A n d th is 7th W a r L oan uiiO m e a n sa erf^ . l]he quota sett for was presented to Charles H. -1 ■ Look ert thoBO mon2 Knapp; L. T. Oanison presented usis big— as big as the need for it. Last year by ^ is time we had the graduating claas and Franklin The J. W. Hale Corp. and C. E. House & Sun, Inc., with thecooperation o f their employees ^ ^'^ere are hundreds of thousands more like them. And be- preutt' presented the certiflcatea.;' had twfi W ar Loans. This time we must lend as m u ^ jn one 'The graduates included; Dolores offer you an opportunity to buy your bonds and ghare in the prisM offered to anyone pur> ^X ^re this War’s doht^ there's no telling h o w many will startl^e M. Barry, Richard M. Bloodgood, Marie E.. Bonney, Frank R, Boyn­ ehasing a bond in either store. , ' X lohg^yoyage hfuner-on their backs. — : y, ton, Barbara L. 'Braun, Robert J. 304 M ain 1st. Next to Pinehunt —,. L L.- » *1. * fighting men are to have the care, the rest, th^ Brehaut, George E; Christensen, Think about that inp. . ^ . Aanee lb live again, we must 1^^ Carolyn Clark. • Carolyn M. Col­ TELEPHONE 6784/ Coupons will be issued wiffi the sale o f each $25 bond or more during the |»criod Thursday, • ‘Xx burn. Elsie Irene Cone, Judith M. As our battle lines move farther and farther away, the road x • - x i . . . . - ' j i . Crickmore. Reginald R. Ellsworth, June T4 through Saturday, June 16 until p. m. that day which gives youMi^ chance to . Charles L. Farrell, Arlene M. t We. are now ready in our spacious new quarters to serve you better than ever be­ b«Jcb.coiii,,lc^e>«idinoi. Miii^L ~ . .. So jwu y t .1 the ^ on Franz. Jessie .M. Glendenning, win one ofr thb'following prizes t - 7 x^ fore. You’ll find hara an the best and nationally known' brands of i whiskey' and ‘''XxX'- -t-x-''I-..-■ the amoua| your country aaka you for. * George F. Hawkes,^ Jr., Harry A. q^ y t l y l ' .'y^. . Jaickson, Stanley Jones. Jr., other liquors. lA^oinen are especiallj^lnvited to ahop here for their party yefresh- J X . . L x - , The brave men in the picfane-didn*i flinch—4ind.thqy've James F. .Kelley, Johan J, Klein, ‘ menta. " y ■ ' \ _ y Charles H. Knapp, Alfred ff. Le- . . T i^ ^ o t ^ “«»tljf” inert 1. 00,,^ X «t«d, md iWr quote like Amothan.. Doyt, Marshal F. Merriam, Arlene see that those who have really made a sacrifice are given ' . X* O. Belle Neff, Dorothy L. Nye, l$r A CHATHAM BLANKS ' x Leslie K. 'Richardson, Jrl',' William ovoiy bit of help^:^ matter what wo must "aaqrifico” to dp iU Co ton wo I ^ A. Smith, Audrey E. Taylor. Wal- SPECIAL! ■ te:,*- A. Terlecki, Lucille Louise ’ Tremblay, Gilford White Jrv Nao­ 2nd PAIR DANIEL GREEN COMFY SLIPPERS mi L. Orifflth, Roland E. Rey- ALL CUBAN RUM nolda. Francis Scott Key, writteh by $2?99 Fifth Samuel LeDoyt and related by NEXT 12 PRIZES: CARTON OF CIGARETTES (Each) f r t h e George Hawks was then read and CeUing Price |4.20"^ M3B A L L b u t 6 tbe National' Anthem ,waa aung by aU. endlpg with the Recessional ‘ ‘Stara and Stripaa Forever." " , After- the graduation' exercises, NEXT 6 PRIZES: ' PAIR OF 51 GAUGE HOSIERY (Each) Limited Stock of the graduatlM' claaa was Invited BjJY WAR BONDS HERE te, the North .Coventry Community, Canter, by the, Parent Teachers^ Fine Scotch >Whiskcy Aasodatlon for a' grand^march and a danca given for birth the North arid SoutB Coventry graduating DON’T LET. THE BOYS DOWN BEER ON ICE ' cIamm. • --1 DRAWING To BE HELD SATURDAY, JUNE 16 AT 7:06 P. M. NOW! (Set baUnd the 7th War L o^ ' The Bingo oommittte of ' the Oonmunlty Center, wishes to by,^nying that aztra bond at Annory A Large Assortment of tlmak Wellwood’a Store for, their ■\ 'V Manchester Building & Loan Association, Inc. .kind gift of a door ptlat, Satur- Store. If we an do oar bit . ^ ' ______, * . 1 ______- ■ . • -X> ^ . 'ay evenlu. Uke the fichtinc mca are doing, we Imported cind Domestic ikiatgn 'raomas W . Graham, Jr.. am umJio IMS a year of Total Yk» I home from Naval Traimag Sta- o i In Miami. Fla., accortUiw to WINES The Jarvis Realty €Smpany ' fifbm bis mother. He win be We Reacnre the Right To Limit All Sales. for a few daya and then wifi t to tbe Boston! Naval area .IWHAU (iJNint-'SOH ' fwtkar aadgnment. , Wletkeop Ittrrtaik'e MawowsrlA CoMw- IHC , Maiahal Baoon, la vMt- TB$hmoBk3iiU.S,Ti:paMory^iiivwHmMnt--petpandimierampkM€t7tea8arjDepeaitmniMn3 tmm Poughkeejisie, Nes|;^ Advertiae in The Herald— It Piays 'bt m ♦ r'l;& iZoiie Change^ Zoning Appeals Board Towle, not given qui'te,that fair margln-j^" — - ' — ^ of profit, present post of | PU1U.1SHISU UT T1 Plea Dallied ^ Furnished By X- OTPAi n PRINTING CO. INU equipment; la ^ r, aii^^4^e farm- \ IS SI*Ml1 StrMt Hpids Lengthy Sessfon Office of Price Admintetration HancliMter, Connf er s own living' essentlaW^-^naid-1 - "Local Flyer, Prisoliep of THOMAS FURGUSt" fred. V ' Pflilioii Askofl to Regional llepartmeni nl litlorniatlon 65 TremonI Street. Boston. 8. MaSsai-huaelta General Manager But Whtn one comes Ip . War ill Geniianv, rounded October ISA. lirn wesin^uT InlolTakes Over Four Hours ■, • proposition that the farmers bt;K be J ' ed Ijy hia nioUjer, he told the bolLi'd, n Thomas England was allowed to Reaches Manche«ler. I'Vit 5 PublldiM Bvenr Bacolng BacepI rojfeHNiotial To D p,fide on RequeSts Meats, Fat.H, Etc. * six gallons each. dHL,B-7. B-8. C-6, Bttndaya and Uolldaya Bntered at tb« allowed to establish their vn ' a i erect a 4 .Par month by Mall with merely^ a Tqlr W r qr merely a : C^enter street 'for profes- ijn four-hours Isst night tl^ new building. Oorniany on November 30. 1944, | throughthrniieh Sept. 30. Fuel OH ' _ I CroeeaHed Foods i Beriod One through Five Cou- Dallyerad One Te*r * »•«{ handsome profit, blit' who will al- stonai purpoHcs. which was before The request ot Robert A. Schu­ and has' since been a prisoner of I the Zoning Board of Appeals on ZoninKRoerd of Appeals Was-t^in pons good through Aug. .31. Last Weatem-SUtaa and A P O ...... SU.OO ways be after w hate^they think bert to keep rsbhits at .54 Cooper the Nazis Until his relea.ie recent­ Book Four Blue Stamps N2 May 24: wa.i denied at the m eet-: ses.sion cbiwdering 4*W^keep I T^H "wlJjre V'-Sate^ Book Fuiir Stamp .36 good for Rattoi^g A>afd at the State pious proclamation that the farm­ All rigtfis ol espublioation a." special was in A section zoned for^ rcai- five pounds through Aug. 31. Next Ariffffry;- . y , , dlipatebas bareln. are also reaaive^ er has to get his Jiist profit one dene'cs. He said that It was the stunp valid Sept. 1. . • Pull aarvloa client af N. B. A Sarvlca londaya: 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. way or another, they break it far intention of hia client , to ■ make Shoes. • Tueadays: Cloaed all day to the ;■ Inc. ______one petltio;? was tabled for f u r t h e ^ ‘f"t?o^^^^^^^ Boston. While living in Man- Book Three Alrplsne^Stamps'1, fair or legitimate ‘he building that cheater he waa employed in the beyond any 1 2 and 3 good indeflnitetly. OPA' public. ' . ( Publlataera RMraaa»Utlfaa: Tb» . ; would Improve the property and con»idoralion. ^ ^ theNxiardon aev^erml occaalohs con- Pratt * Whitney Rngih'e plant. Wedneaday: 2 ff m. to 5 p m. j->Hua Matbawa Spaclal Agancy—Naw profit margin. ;, havA'hig iinvc Micr .own ^amp, and had picked up s per ^ R EA LTY < t White Paper. On India farmer needs a fair profit, but be- The vote on granting the excep- reoueit for permission to do «x- j'^*’°mas J. Kearns, 37 Elro street;' message beamed to this South St., Coventry Lake cauiw he wants All he can get. tion was 3 for and 2 «K«lnst ' textile manufacturing I Alexander Lithwlnskl, 121 Park coiuRrv by Lieutenant Towle.' in TRUCK. DRIVER One of the false positions into Thoae voting for the change w ere, , building in the rear of hia ' "treet; John Morlanoa. 15 Lilley I w h ic lT ^ was notifying hia wife Phone 266 Jl, Willimantic Those who have strawberries this which tha United S U tei fell i t Martin. Al.vord^And Goalee. Those' borne was presented. In his appli-i "trect; Clifford Jefferson, 270 i and relatives that he was a pris- Apply In PersQn; SPECIALIZING IN year would find It a bonanza, evert San Francisco was opposition to againat werxF 9 *> AMr**iskif am tg'BM tbC CftSC months. 3 "'r Tar*'those who will sUrt a black |of 3 to 2 carrie.4. as was Fred D. Fava of 97 Wells street Center street; Andrew J. Kelley. 2 Main Street Easy paymentsi^Mortgages 2 ! i t ^ . Am erlSn poMUon. which market, those %ho will sell .to i t . j , n _ « two. case. , gonsldered told the board that he did not .in 59 Whitney rtyid; James. Hasaett. His Basie Training {last night. tend to sell any more gasoline 49 Broad street; John i^ritard, 20 Lieutenant Towle received arranged. If you wish to and those who will buy from IL Mcmed to (Itny traditional Amer­ Attorney' Lessner. on learning for the duration snd asked to be Moore street; Edward O’Brien,- 46 basic air training at the Pecos' buy or sell, and want quick ican principles, wss Uken hi def- There is'valid ground for the decision this morning, an- aliOyj-eii to erect a stand for the. South Alton street; Peter Mul- (Texaal Army, A ir Field and re­ action, Why not drop in and conclusion, ..then; that under the'nounced that he will, take nn sp- vegetables In front of his doOn, 141 Highland street; Ed­ ceived his wings ;qt the La Junta, >4»ence to Britain, and It was rs- see tis! — Whsrry amendment It would not jpeal.' ^ station^ He aald he was going ward Morancey, 37 Kensington Colo., A ir Field. He completed the ^tric Wiring calied that Prime Minister Church­ to use aMpng table to display his street; Edward Gorman, 72 Lin­ AAFTC four-engine pilot’a tranal- ’ Choice lots ckMe to lake be honest farmers who set the and W.O''JSl"^ '1, '■< J. ill bad once aald, and meant, that warea^ancrtliat he would not raise den street; Karl F. Jones, 18 A l­ tion course g j Hobbs Field, New at $200.00. A few good Mexico, qualifying as a Flying he-had not become prime mlnlatln- prices, but speculators whoss only A J k rh fll’ TPfiVlAfli any . of the jvegetables himself.. pine street; Joseph Bsnavlge, 38 rentals now available. 1 -v n Idei of a^'ceillng would be tha sky This was late^ denied. Hudson street; Albino Aepomero. Fortress Commander. Oil ^Burner X ? J in order to "liquidate the Empire.'' 19 Birch street; Joseph Butler, He was assigned duty overseas itself, Attorney Frederick R. Manning Today, • whatever the wording appeared for Mrs; Loretta Bou­ 183 Oak street; Victor Erickson, after final preparation here and Servii Clifford -i. O^glls, machinist’s Joined the A A F In England and the' final document at San Fran-' chard of 844 Middle Turnpike 15 Starkweather street; Alexan­ Controls and All Rlh48 of ’ Their “Help” Is Welcome mate, secon^s Training: Command, near hia nis home at .100 Windspr the curtain on what tome ^ a l l A REMINDER! day, by a renewal of the pffer, at Upon his'gradua tion, the soldier street .-when he showed a/flSapnfap nation delegates are saylpg about cuss details, or whethetX^ is qu.qlifle'd t(v,take hia place >a8 a a Rme when neither India nor from the state showing; that the that fight. last longer - - to plan. opposition which_ hopes, by. . re­ member of the'iROmbat erew o^ an When Yoa NecB Mor« / Brittffn,^ in danger from the Jap- . K K.- U >- propbaed Wilbur Cro8»r highway _ A • '/'■■■■ peated and exaggerated haggling A A F bomber. He Is the son of Mrs. ^ his shed in tws parts. lanese. ■ Legfil 'I^otices over details., to kill the, whole B G. Colpitts w h o S ^ d e a at .u p ^ t e d in -hlS^rJ^Uest INSURANCE your Postwar - This formal renewal of the Crippa proposition, principle and all. Pinion street. ____ v!^Wimam8,- a former r.1qvoB rxBMiT offer is backsd up and given add­ SflfU'X o r APPLK'ATTON Fir* 5 Theft • Aotnmobilc Their “ constructive" and "help­ Rev. Mathew Spinka, pr^K^ssor "•‘'L^*'"|",hey e>370 North Mai Thsfi Is'to give notice that I. Geoege ed signlficShpe by ,the/proposale or Eumitari ful" suggestions w ill be aWsifed Of church history, will deliver W. GrUIin‘'o f 23 Carrpll Road. Man- outlined in the Vemainder of ' the * street,; who wanted to rebuild a choalcr. Conn,, hare .filed an applica­ and welcomed. sermon at the morning worship wo-caV garS-ge for a four-car tion dated 7th of June. 1948 with the 'White Paper. These proposate hour. Sunday at 10:45 at the Sec­ ^ A L l i Meanwhile, one general obser- rage was denied his request. He Liquor. Control Cpmmiasion' for a Hotel KELVIN ATbR IN THE HOME OF TOUR DREAMS . '.X suggest, providing the Indians ond Congregational chiirch. is ted in 8 B zone and can Permit for the eale of alcoholic liquor vatlon.pCan be made. Manchester on the premlaes. Route' 44. Boatpn ^ X • > themselves accept It, an immedi­ havh K threercar garage without Turnpike. Bolton. Conn. The buatnesa ALEXANDER ^^KXfter ihiR blogdlj m ^e for Iwo* no aearet we get to the^heait o f the eaemy^ the * « • Let’s answer our dfiintxj^i i ^ l — employed ' town planners, known, A special chi:rch meeting is ate ehlft in the personnel o f the the necekaUy of maklhg applica­ la owned by Bolton Lake Hotel,- Inc., This colorful booklet features to be disinterested experts in their called for 7:30 Sunday evening at ot Route 44. Boston Turnpike, . Bolton, fibt small home plans affd their , preeent government of India, with tion. , , c « Conn.j snd will be conducted txy JARVIS Americui can doubt that vk^]^com es high longer our commiinicacion lines become. more bonds for victory and your future dur­ field, precisely so that they, could the Center Congregation^ church; The. request, of Jo.ieph m . kitchens. Start planning the the responsible leaders of India's George W. GHIttn of 2? Carroll Road. 88 ALEXANDBII Wl'BBEt propose a plan which would be O'Brieh to ereojNa garage repair Manchester, Conn., ae permittee. Weekdays aod BBodaye postW^ kitchen for your new political parties invited to move The Tali Oedsrs will me^.this shop at 427 HighlxiidAtreet where, GBORGE-W. OBirriN horns'or present homg. Free, ^ t a livci and dollars!. That meant more trucks, more transport ing this'great Seventh W ar LoahJ X based on the future^ welfare of evening\gt seven o’clock at the -( Dated 7th of June, 1948. (Mfiee 6118 » ssldM >i m » in and try their hand at goverii- he said, he would alebJM sr have X, this town as a whole. Temple, ind will proceed in s ■a gasoline Station, ht 01k,A tons. H-(-l-4S. . planes, diocfcMuids o f m c ^ p ;o | ^ and sup­ ing India before -the formal - etatua • But e m trj Americaa S determined to There la an inevitable conflict body to the Holloran Funeral of independence Is reallzed.^If the home, 175 i;ieffter street In tribute X between any plan which looks at ply vessels. W e need more special equi^ Indians meet this opportunity, it to Mrs. Elizabeth Remmington. final Tktocj, noi matter what the the futiffe- Of Manchester from will be a aort of dress rehearsal whose son, GSofgSxMgy, is a mem- CARE FOR TOITB FURNITURB HERE’S WHAT UNOE SAM the over-all, disinterested point of her o'f the ordeX coeo. •/ ■ ' mcn^ more & 29’s and planes of all ^pes, for later independence. To emooth view and the special - interests of WANTS YOU TO DOI the path for such Indian accept­ Tells how to get the most wear out of upholstered furnl*. more ^nks, more guns—more o f every those who happen to owp or to be Mr., and Mrs. John Li'nnell of 65 Bedroom .shown only wTtii - tdre; directions for-removing gll kinds of spots.' Pre­ ance Ot responsibility, the release Bunce Drive will'obscrVe ‘ helf it hoime ^*ce engaged ia the ' Find your individual quota in tha 7 A War Bond planning .'to develop this or that twin beds, plus ,s vsnity/x pared by the Joan Plush Mills. ^ Free. of important Congreae Party lead­ 25th w^i^ing anniversary Sffpday.''^ bench and* bedside table, weapon o f war. There are thousands o f Loon occordic^ to your inconM—tbui nwet it! pier's of property. Sortie of th'eee ■ grtatsst, m g t n i ers has been qfde'fed, ./ It is also the birthday of theh'" 7 pieces, $475.00 the most War Bond drive private plans caff easily' b* put In- j granddaughter, Shirley" .B erggr^. Your WurBomdQuotu ' -A ll this Could, seem, at surface ways in which your money is needed to If your uvrrmgo iucomu to harmony with the objectives of; and .of both'Mrs. Liiinell and Mr[ ^ thewar.It'wiUtakenaorebondpurdut»esthai;i imtht7$bkt gibnee, to be that tame proceea prrmontbut a town plan, which a re 'to keep i ’• keep your fighting men supplied with the (Cusb Vslut) ' of llqiUdatioR. of empire Mr. HOW TO ‘Ta k e c a r c o f ever befiire to pot it over the to|>. Find your Manchester values up. Others: officers and members'of, Hose $250 a up $187.10 Churchill once vowed to avoid. But YOUR, RUGS AND C.ARPETA best. ■ X ^ , 225-250 150.00 the truth o f the matter ie that cannot be so easily harmonized, j Company No. 2 will meet at the e "I . ' quota ia the box at the right—aad buy ybiv In this Inevitable conflict b e-1 H ^e house g t the Center this eve- . 2 1 0 -2 2 S 1S1.25 , the modern ■grow'th and atrength tween the whole piffblic good and i-Uing a t seven-o clock, and proceed It's a booklet compiled by IH« • • • And don’t forget—Wai; Bonds ane idU 2 0 0 -2 1 0 112.50 of the British Empire has taken, 1 Jl u .1 1 < _ X o the HoUoran Funeral-Home, to . O zite' Rug Cushion Company ihait o f Beads—naore i f you possibly/Cen! individual private m teHst. some respect to 1 1 0 -2 0 0 93.75 strangely enough, the path' of lib­ and la so chuck full .of prseti- the 'world’s best investment. You get'$4.00 140-110 'T ,75.00 ' ■ ■■, .,• eration and decentralizaUon,i,.Tbat compromises may be necessary, Elizabeth Remminglon.; two cal rug-saving facta we sr* ranged to secure a supply. 100-140 - ■37.50 ' •o-called Empire has. In this war, and advisable-and fair. But'tgere j of whose sons are niembers of the WHY MORE BONDS ARE need'be nojlotibt that.the averg’ge[|;comp8ny. ■ ' ^ Free. . .. ■ for every $3.iD0 you invnt, at maturity." ,. U n dof$ 1 0 0 15.75 ~ X been stronger than ever because taxpayer of Ma’nchestef wants it wss freer than ever, and the Saturilay, June 23. a g)#rty fOr iEEDED IN THE sivENTN^ and if, 60 days after issue date, you must Have freedom of. India ia a loigical and the town plan_ IdeS ' to 'survive, all Siihday school pupils will be ■'X- Ul yosr dolkn join iht liglitlS tin that ha does . want Manchester , inevitable part ' of what Mr; held, at tWo o'clock on Zion church * * * As the fiiry o f the fight for victory your money bai^ in an emergency, you can WAR LOAN lawn. Parents, friehds ,and mem­ building and development for the N MIGHTY SEVENTH WAR lOANI Churchill may choose to call , the bers j,of tke‘ qq,ngregatlon w ill be growth o f the Empire.- future set on a higher plane than n u ^ ts, thecoscof war becomes higher. The get it at a moment’s n o d ^ welcome. There will \be games RIGELOJVS t h u m b n a i l DECORATOR, ^ ^ haa existed in some instances -In and outdoor recreation ' for all. the past, that he does, therefore, The Wherry Amendment With Vefreshments served gratis AND ROOM PLANNER want changes made. The future to church school memberti. Miss Keen ia: pigrliamentaiy tactics, course of the Issue wlU be watch- i Eunice Gorens, Miss Almeda Give you all the basic decorating rules, pjua diagrams., Stechholz and Miss Lola Krompe- as they usually are-, the-represen­ ed, thgn. with One point in. view— gnl are the committee in charge furniture cut-outs, plain paper,. I f ordered from Bigelow tatives o f the farm bloc in Con­ to aee that the special' Interests of: refreshments. In charge of en- these cost 25c. Free at Watkins. -~ our m mi MUm rmsTw-eiLY more bonus gress has succeeded, so far as the keep their pledge of'being ' con- terfain-ment ' are Mias Wilma Senate ia concerned, in attaching atrubtive and helpfoi^ rather than Thompson . and Miss DqrOlhy Prentice. •a om ^dm ent to the bill continu­ merely obstructive and. dealnic- Coming Soon ing the OPA which cannot fall to tive. A apecial Father’s day program permit another substantial rise In will be presented Sunday at five ' ■ i '"i. ■ •. . COLOR TRICKS OAIORB WITH FABRICS^ ^ the coet of American living for O'clock at, Pulaski hall, consisting the benefit of the farmer. And if Super-Forts Set of recitations, dances, songs and- BARRETT PLUMBING AND SUPPLY MANCHESTER HARDWARE speeclW.s,.' Th'e principal speaker ‘■■Watldna Brothers” and "Grand Rapids shows you how to plan, cut and make draperies, slip- . • 'V SMART PRESS SHOP tbia Wherry amendment staVs'-tn will be K«v, Paul Kozlowski, pas­ Guild Quality” la a pomblnation hard to covers, dressing, table c'bvera and the like. Illustrated in the bill, it will ffiake. a mockery Blazes iu Osaka tor of SL John's Polish National best! First, there's WstklnS with Its oolfir. These books will be 10c each. ‘ DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE enviable reputation, for fine turiilture E. J. MURPHY DRUG 'STORE THE TOTS AND TEENS SHOPPE out of the future existence of the 'church on Golway .street. He will acquired over a period of 71 years. Secondly, tos OPA. For ths substdmee of the

i -ii: Jt' -7 with the West Hartford club. The of the Old OoK Is>ts early this Is back In thiafountry, and hopes Manchester golfers Included Jim morning by a passerby. T h e to be nt his home here for the Music Program Blalri Art Knofla, - Herb House, front left wheel and one tire were Graders Ten Top Salesmen Listed R o c k v ille mlseing. / The car was jacked up When 3^ou Bnjr wi*k-end. He was recenOy nwnrfl- man of the Vempn Democratic Tut Hewitt, Waylaiid Straughajq For Tea at its Best People Asked to Stay and a window was open and it ed the Croix de Guerre. Town committee will preside. and J<^n Echmalian. The local, Return’ to Home For Kiwanians men lost by a narrow margin. A appeared as If the car either had Present Play In Retail Division Contest Mr, and Mrs. Albert S. McClain Presente^Cro^ de XJuerre. retum match Ls schedqfed to’ cake been rolled, or driven , to the *Pot s c r e e n s ome Service have returned to the Tolland Major Terry ' J. Yanlshewsky place at the Manchester country where youngsters piety .ball. Hom ^forv Vacations GARAGE County Home at Vernon Center as has been'- posthunibusly awarded Entertainnient Arranged club oh July 12. ■ • ; , Tracks disclosed that the vehi­ n |It>llister School Pupil* The .Retail Division sold'SS,12S<^ lljjOO Joseph Trueman, West 16 Brainard Pbiee ly Fuel Savings Too superin^ndent and matron, and the Croix de Guerre French, cle was dragged for several yards. in-Bonds, Thursday, June 14.^Col. Side Dairy. (Rdiu' of the Gas Co.) On Increase their .many friends In this com­ government and also tna Bronze For Glib Meeting by Local i^lice when notified, said Troop Movements Will 8700 Henry R. Wlttke, State munity arc pleased at their return. Dramatize the United 'Russell B. Hathaway announce^ All Kinds of General Star by the American go^rii- Fred Werner. ■ (^ar Is Abaiuloiied ■that they’ had no Information' 01^ 'theater. Thty left about a year and a half ment- The citation signed b y ^ ^ m any stolen, cars during’ the past Be Tremendous; Fur­ Nations in Review. that while the Retail Drive was to ''vS47S Eula prosier, Weldon Drug. Automobile Repair Work Rw^^vLCoIntbiiiatioii ioekville Report W ifl i(ffo due to the ill health hi Mr^^ic- eral DeGaulle Is a.s follows; *'Cnrh^ N... 24f1hour8. ^ m m be closed June 15, money turned $4M George Dobin, Firestone Claln, who Is now recover<4.'Thcy paign for Liberation of Franco, X The Manchester Klwanls club 111 O ld .Golf ‘Lots loughed Men Also Will Store.', Forty Hollister school Fifth into t^e bank before eloelng time, FREE TOWING Show a Tremendou^ were previously in chajart the June-December 1944 General ■ De- will be entertained by a musical S40<> l,utgt Pols. idow s home for. 12 years. TJiey were suc­ Gaullc, president of the provisional About 28.000.000 homes in the Crowd Trains. graders, under tha direction of 8 o 'cl^X Monday, Juiie 18, will X PHONE 8978 OR S-1SS7 program at. the meeting Monday United States are wired for elec­ 8300 Matthew'M. Moriarty, llo - Boost in Cases. J ceeded by Mr. a^j^Mrs. Everett government ot,.tlhie French Repubt noon i4 fhe Shertdkq reataurknt. A green Pjymouth automobile be acccptcd and credited to the Re­ tricity. . their teacher. Miss Esther Ander riarty Brothers. , SttveVp^30%iFud. Robertson of WearWllUngton who lie cites to the 'Order of the Army Fred Weriter has arru)ged 'the was discovered at the lower eiid TEA By James Mnrtow tail Division. 8275 Stephen H. Zutiaj Arthur son, presented in the school sudi- lUMdnpIS*, JuB* recently resigned. Corps Major Terry J. Yanlshew­ program.. MfSi^EnflUy XR Yerbury Wuhlngton, June 15--d Be Our No Pune — No Laddera — Lllt|e Thnel piissented which will feature acro­ ceived the Bronze Star Medal from (James Hobbs) because prepara­ new meaning. Features 1943 a total of 88 cases were, han- batics. toe and ballet dancing. In singing. loughs, going back to camps, be­ tion for a%Mt on the United Na­ Flag* Made by Pupil* /’ Guide,’’ "Speed Our Republic," Payo tor ItaeIMn Fuel Saved! Headquarters of the 83rd Infantry Soperthioiis Hair Removed ing shipped to the Paclfic-^wllI be 4Iad by the corps while the ■aame Open House Tonight Division “For distinguishing him­ The attendance prize will be tions interferes - with his fishing Made by the pupils after .careful Chinese National Anthem and faremendoUS. 8. No Down Payment— 24 Months To six months period of 1944’, the Mr. and Mrs. Howard O. Dlm- self by heroic achievement In con­ given by Russ Paul, - activiUea, and because- rationing of research, the flags of England, "Star Spangled Banner." Permfinently Painleasly —.Safely! The goven^ent now is using Let Ue Show Von a Ru*co 8-Way Combination Window! number of cases completed were ock of 15 l^R'Street will.hold nection with military operaUons - Six golfers from the club went food restricts his diet, is visiti;ed by Australia, Canada, India, New Barbara Pam elee ehtert*incd tWs evening from 7 to about 4,000...... of...... the nation’s8,000 8, F. H. A. FINANCED — 88 MONTHS TO PAV. 182. It Is the first six nwnlhs pe­ open houflc't...... - - . agilnst -the enemy of the ITnlted to the Wethersfield country club- Miss Victory (Sally Ann Chudo- Zealand, South Africa, Holland, the audience with a Mexican dince. Pullman cars, plus 1,200 specially Russia,. Norway, Czechoslovakia. riod of the present yeaf that JO e?clock In honor of t)iefr 25th States.’*, I Wednesday to match their ability ba) and her heralds, David Stowe For shows the greatest I n c it e hr wedding anniversary. > FREE CONSULTATION built troop slsepeiTL It's' using and Harry Cavanagh. Miss Victory, Greece. Poland. Yugoslavia, Bel­ FrigM^CiMd Field cases with 529 havlnjf^beiefi com-, Mrs. Woodhoiise to S p e ^ \ TELEPHOrijE 2-1264 about 5,606 of die nation’s 17,000 summoning ^er Court of Flags, gium, Mexico, Latin American BEAUTIFUL plated. This staggering total Is Mrs. Chase Going Wopdhouse, coaches. representatives of all the-United countries, - Philippines, Ethiopia, In the barren iioiith polaf con> BARTtETT-BRAINARD CO. proof snougS"that the Hoifne Serv- represenUtive to CongresS- from w ni Be Out in dvUian Service Nationa, teaches’Jack the neces­ the United States were displayed unent ‘ of Antarctica, there is a PORTRAITS lOS WOODBINE STREET HARTFORD (8) JnsrCbrps of the local Red Cross the Second DiatHct will be the ^ Rena Htdem*§ The Office of Defense T rans^r- sity for Sacrifices and a sympathe­ in the CJourt of Flags. coal field of more than 100,000 TELEPHONE 8-1259 Chapter organized Just a year ago [ speaker aUthe meeting of the Tol- SPAGHETTI SUPPER AND DANCE UUon says the govertiment may tic understMdlng of -foreign The following folk music and aquare miles. X w ai inuch needed and has more have to take more Pullman cars than shared the burden of these \ SATURDAY, JUNE 16TH and more coaches and that un­ laereased cases. ELECTROLYSIS SALON doubtedly there will be a cut in civilian Pullman service. Frank W. Kimball, Fire Con- To point out a /little more ti- ROOM 15 - RURINOW RI.DG. SdAMAIN 8 1 . ■ -ODT estimates that there will graphically the amoilnt of work Auspices of the Auxiliary trolman 2-c, has Wrived from the be 2O,OOO,OQ0 man-moves among this corps does, the various work­ Pacific for a SO-day furlough at troops on trains a month. ers recenOy put In a total of k H the home of hie parents Mr. and Things < Are-Fresher At The ^It’alian-Ani'erican Club So, besides troops being moved hoUis on 31 cases./Of all cases in organized groups on Army Mrs. Horace A. Kimbell, 126 Av­ i(p, handled an average of five calls AT THE CbOB^OUSE. ELDRIIMiE STREET trains, troops will also be crowd- ondale road. or cdfitacts are needed to com­ '''ving civilian trains, going to and He was one of the survivors of Personal Ventilating Systems plete one case. During the month the Destroyer U. S. 8. Morrison Supper 7>«rP. M, -' Dancing From 8. ^bni their homes. This wlU mean of May this year, 130 cases were teas room for clvUlans on trains.* which was sunk by Jap suicide completed. For Immediate Delivery planea off Okinawa recently. The The peaX of t«>op move­ MODEL FRUIT SHOPPE Morrison was one of the ahlpa that In this Red (Cross Home Service ments will not be reached until For Hot Papas! helped rescue many survivors of w m R E GENVilSE QVAUTY PREVAILS^^ K. report It Is noted that the Serv- late this year and probably will lot tb Civilians is the branch that the carrier Princeton when she was 997 MAIN STREET A Few Steps Below Hale’s TELEPHONE 2-0784 Nevf Dodge i-Ton Express eonttnue into April of 1946. lost in the battle for Leyte Ckdf has grown srith six cases In Jan­ Tightest Sqneeae W ^ of CWcisgo uary and 42 In May of this year. last fall. The >forrlson had taken The Red Cross Home Service This is how the ODT sees it: part sto tha Okinawa operations , x from Hie beginning. The I^atroyer It’s Open season nO' a u n d 1 9 c p a u n d . T5e pound year wss delayed due to the cool Vburba^will men to be discharged .from fur­ ventlonsr—to make train apace for A * le t ther military service will go out weather. - . i more necesaqry travel-^about 62 SATURDAY SPECIALS! of the Arm y,. entrain home. . BsMsk la XI. S. ' Sunkist, fiMs mUllon passenger miles were SUNKIST LEMONS.....; . .6 for’ 25e FRESH CUCUMBERS ...... Z for 19e Ueut. Col. Immanuel J. Klette, Will Oo Home on BrnrioiighB saved and 800.000 people didn’t go y pilot, has called hla parents. Rev. cooperaMg ja. Grefin Stamps Given Wlth| Caah Sales! Men kept in the Army will gO to convention^:' ■'.* Fancy Mclhtosh APPLES.. . .3 lbs.’ S9e FRESH PEAS ...... 1 Iba. S9c and Mrs. Karl Otto KletU of Ward B I H G 6 Arizona a*”” home on furloughs, using regular A n drem em ber: The freight 1‘ ONIONS ...... 3 lbs. 25* FRESH RADISHES...... 1 bdia. 15e street from Bradley Field that he ttiins. Tiuy will then mdnm to loSds Pacific-bound will be huge, s''’ thK reception centers, then to as- all of ^Whlch helps take up raU iceI ^ r g l e t t u c e ..... 2 heads 25e SUMMER SQUASH...... 1 Ms. 8$« Every Sat. Nigl^^At^8:30 Sharp! |vHRle*B ■em i^ stations to ba regrouped. spaect- GREEN NATIVE _ HEARTS OF I. • . . Quality Bread - Loaf Radio Repairing 21 Games Including Sweepstake* ASPARAGUS C E L E R Y SPINACH Pick Up Service! i S u n W s t J9ip_ Jbuiiek^ _ 2 9 c b u n c h J pcpiidsJ29jL ~ Auto Bwlioa AdiulsMOii $1.00 - : 1 CAU.rORN.A wen- Daniib'^ost*y / Home Radios ■ Table Model Radios ■X --_ BoxofsR^C y ' ■- C-O-O-L is the word for these non^s NA’nVE Bought and Sold! weave shirts to make any mair'fMl cool WlqolMiB *a 2ltb*» 1*0% s. ■ bas. CALL 2-0840 'Your grocer now bag a. as a cucumber. In White^^an - Blue and complete HunxBalv^Bood lint; Whole Wheat Bread l«.i 15c ,Green. You cni^dn*fpresent Qad with a Manchester finer gift gii'Jfather’s Day. ncwBre*Cboked Cereal FmcI, Radio Service Struned IbodsJonioriioodg. Ginger Bread Mix , nw. 23c Store Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. 73 'Birch Street A trial pochooe of the new, tasty, nourishing Heinz Pre-Cook­ GET YOUR Wegner Orange Juice , / ed Cereal Food Jer yout baby. Write to H. J. Heinz 460a. Can Co., Dept. N, PlHtburgli, fa. 49e ELASTIC im/DiaHUIIING I STOCKINGS IWI Mm I. MEN'S SHOP- IN T H E Ught and Heavy. Weight m n e MPIIL J s r l O C 907 MAIN STREET WELDON WlLDlNO Arthur Drug Stores Carrots 848 Main St. ^ Tel. 8808

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■ :icy, Mr. Fergiisan, who was no'.vj w n r r —1*80 Pittsburgh Plant# Mai B ent Appeal BoaiTl appearing for the petition. 1 Today 's Radio WHTD—1416 Into J/6cal Sport Chatter Bowers Is Chosen Eiseiilio>^er Urges - Police Court Mr.. B'erguaon aaid that while the Oil Burners Edstera War Itise laratogaHit , O b itiia )^ prpperfy appeared a* owmed by Mr. ' ’The resumption of - boxing In y. Jack Gordon, Sr. and Jr„ are Universal Military Lawla, Mr, Hayaa waa half owner. To Defend Board Denies Plea 4:00—WDBC - Hnusa Party:f7:$0—WDRC Friday on Broad­ ToJ) Spot in Manchester brings. to mind the two strong supporters at the O iiB e <• Paul V. 9hea, of 87 Ehaign Nearly all of the property owners night Doe Catllouette, local boxing league in attendee* at- most of m In the section opposed the request FurTtdces ^ News4 WTHT News; Bad way; WHTD — Lon# Ranger; By 7 Bombs; Training in Peace street. Blast Hartford, and folrmcr> W l ^ — qasties in tha Air; -commissioner, stopped a main bout the, TVi Qonteats. Both know and Judge ^ymond R. Bowers has and'It was denied In executive ses­ stage Wlf*. when one lad weighed in 12 pounds ly of ^fanchcater. Waa fined 150' Funerals A' Few Still Availahle. t:18—WTIO—Stella DaUas. w n c — Quls of Two aue# understand baseball. om entered his appearance In the suit for evading reaponaibility and S2.5 A>chie Hayes Waiile.< Hartford promoter crying, "You can’t do thing different on Sunday, some­ Appeals for their refusal, to allow ••;48—W n C — Young WldcUr WTHT—Cecil Brown; w n C — (ContIniMd Prom P*Rr One) cost comparable with that IncUr-^ ■R. Beavers. v Funeral« services fpr Mrs; Mar­ On Essex Street. Quality Gtirden Fertilizer Tel. Hartford 7-5191 Brown. X Cities Service Concert Back Giants; DlMaggio this to me." The Doc did. thing other than routine Twilight Fill G.aps In In flek l'' land-oa East Center street to be red In prep.iring for this war.” Shea led the police of East Hart­ garet A: Little. Wife of John Little -j"', League games, and this Is bound used for a new gasoline station. $2.25 per too pounds^ 5;0(^_WDrta — News; Ad Uner; '8;15-*-WTHT — Kay-0«Qula. - For Tonight's Gam#* 3 r“I tell you that we owe It ford and Manchester quite a chase. of 160 Pcqrl street, who died Tuea- . The-r^uest of'Archie Hayes be- WHTD— Terry and the .Pirates; 8:80 — WDRC — Adventures of Sparks Phils to Win. will Asmiue veteran boxing re­ to be a reality when 7>vl manage! and exploding bombs. Wreckage When the appeal was taken, day night dh the Merhorial ho*;' Vest r*a Results porter of The Herald report* that and league (Petals meet Mof tolling Into the gun gaUerya on to the.next generation, and tho.se He was arrested -fjajrly Thursday fory/the Zoning Board of Appeals At the Farnr. \ WTHT —Chick Carter; WTIO— th« Thin Man; BUIHenry; Jtidge William S. Hyde, told the who. willli^foliow them, that we morning as a result of slight aceJ- pital, were held this afternoon at on one of the last card* that was evenlnc. A ' vastly improved Flaat J the side of the ship caused furtbor board that he waa not qualified as laisV night, to use land owned by When a Girl MarriSs. . '"'WHTD — ’This is Ttmr FBI; By jaoR Haiid . Willlami^rt 18, Hartford 2. shall this lime mske decision- 'Heht at'the Center but escaped the 2:30 at the Watkins Fui^al Home. WllllSnr^Lewie on Essex street for 8:1(L-WDRC — Main street, Hart­ ■WTHT—Freedom of Opportun- (Aaaoelaitad Proas l^ r h i Writer^ staged in Manchester a fellow waa Majors nin* wtu attempt is asead fires there." he had appeared in requeating the while ihe ie,s.son of experience'is police" and drove to East Hartford Rev, Alfred L, Willlajws, rector^ FRANK V. WILLIAMS Albany 6, Elmira 5. KO’ed by hla own shoes. Seems Ziggy Olbert who pitched a no- change for the oil company which Storage ' of^ range and. fuel oil 1682 Tolland Tpk. > Buckland DON WILLIS ford; WHTD — Dick Tracy; tiy; wnc*-(3oiTactlon Please. Pittsburgh hitting and jittery Binghamton 8, Wtlkea-Bafre thslr winning ways toatcht whsa . ■ In splte.of her damage, however, fresh upon Os." ' where he was picked Up ,-by the St. Mary’s Episcopal chureh^^And WTHT — Superman; WTIO — 9:00—WDRC— i t Pay* to he Ig­ that t team of colored boxers came hit. no run game for th« P.A.’a ■i the carrier was able to proceed. waa to erect the building. brought a lot' of opposition. New York pitching have produced anton 5, 8; Utica 0, 5.. up from New York, with gnly ,6ne sever,ai weeks bans is i.ow station­ they face tha-^egt Hartford Frstt East .Hartford police at Mac’s, the curaV. Rev. Ellison F. Meitxln, ’ Attorney William Ferguson told GARAGE Portia Faces Life. norant; WHTD—Famous Jury V Many heroic acts prevented The matter was called to the at­ stand on Silver LatW by Police­ offlefated. Mrs. R. K AndyrSon pre­ the insvltabls result—the* Oisnl* Anwrloan pair of shoes. ed at th. Naval Training Station, and Wfhitnsy H#ii^a Club in a Twi­ tention of the Selectmen, who pre­ 'the boatJ that the land w;ss for- 8;30t-WDRO—War Commentary; Trlsls; W TH T-^sbrid Heat (Chicago 4, Cleveland 2. Newport, R .^ . ’ even gieater,'casualties and dam­ Seekiiig/Kiiorkoiit man Irving Donovan on siispiclon. sided at the organ. Kierly. owned hy Earl G. Campbell Complete Auto Servlee ■ Swoon or Croon; WHTD —Jack ter. w n c —Walta Time. have slid from first to third in th light LaS^e-'^m * at th* West age. In oiie instance, an officer sented the names of three men, OfTi<(cr-Donovan took Shea to the The bearers wer^four of Mrs. St. Louis 8, Detroit t, Fight after flghL the lads would giving the Zoning Board the right and that he also owned, the rail­ I'ALL' CEUAK8 18 Main St. . Tel. 8085 Armstrong; WTHT — Calling 9:15 -7- WTTIT — Opportunities National Lsagu* and the P ln ^ s Boston 1, Philadelphia 0. Std* q^BX. 'and two enlisted men were lower- police station in East Hartford for Little’s brothers, Edward. R. Da­ All Oirts: •w nc — Just .Plain for Bsrvleemea. take off the sneakers and give Sunday-baaeSfi this week wlU Majors will have the serv- to make Ita aelection. The- mem­ quesliohing to sec if he waa a fit vid, Herbert E. and Reuben T. road-siding. The oil tanka, he said, are poosting on top. Natioiial them to the next chap. Finally a ^ ed over the ship's side to light bers decided upon Judge Bow;erB. ()f-OkiiKiua Japs; had be'en removed and sold but the Bill. 9:80—WDRC — Those Webster#; Uto Wtllimantie Filers facing lc#4 of Eddie Waltman and Trank 1 flames, and with the vessel under per.son to drive a car. and during McCann.' her cousin. Herbert Mc­ B I N G O WHTD—rSpotllght Bands; Coro­ BUI Volsells’e ninth /'Innliig Philadelphia 13. Boston I. little featherweight was on. He the (;aipp*rs at th* West Bid* Oval ranato, second basemui slid ------;------j--- cradles were still -there and could 5:48—WDRC — Tennessee Jed; Brooklyn 6, New York 4. ' way at 25 knots they managed this questioning a call was receiv­ Cann, and W. A. Perrett. • WHTD — Captsln Midnight; net Story ’IhUer; WTHT — Dou­ >hobla, developed since . ’Manager dove into the shoes and took his a* S'. The Clippers under Art Pon- shortstop of this year's UmvorWty Capture Key Hill ed from the Manchester Police Interrhcnt was in the East certi- be used. . PRtsburgh 5, 6; CfiUcago 2k 5. lace in his-corrter. It was obvIoiM bring the Are under control. Parochial School The oppodition had retained TONIGHT WTHT — Tom Mix; w n c x - ble or Nothirii;; W n c — Peo­ del Ott plastered a 8S00 fin* for S gratz played good ball In their of Connecticut team ahd Goorgo that Shea was wanted in Manches­ etepn ■ ' ______ple Are Funny. N not wasting a 3-0 -^tch In St. (Only 'game* scheduled). ' 1st they were many sizes too big. Jacobs, one of the better hitters m '' However, the Sara's troubles ter for the hil-and-run accident Judge Harold Garrity. Ho said that ORANGE-HAI.L ' British- Front Page Farrell. . ■tandlngs dbbut last week Irr toppllrig the; w w not over. ■ About an hour Program Tonighl (Continned Prom Page One) with the' removal of the oil tanka 6:00—News on all stations. ^ 10:00—WDRC — Moore and Dur Louis, continues (o haunt the Majors. the lea^e last year while p ilin g earlier in the evening. Mrs. Elisabeth May Remmington anU; WHTD—Weapon, of To­ young man fr o m /^ e ty Six, 8. C. Eastern The bell rang and the- fight was with the PA'8, Waltman waa the : and a half after the first attack, over three years ago, a big change 6:16—WDRC — Jimlny Carroll W. on. I'- lasted just one rbund. 'The the whole defen.se might fall to • Funeral aervicea for Mrs. Eliza morrow; WTHT—Boxing; W nC Tt tooubled hiln again yesterday L. Pet. QBL. leading hitter on ths Uconn team . - with darkness setting in, more en- had been made In, the section and American Club '’ Slnga^ IWHTD — Digest of the Elmira 17 IS .567 led' with the oversized footwear . If talk around towm means any­ ,' emy planes appeaj-ed and one The graduation exerctaea of St. pl. 39 20 .593 — although they have played good The festivities for the afternoon greatest, baseball players' been arrested at 4iis home by East Hop Harrigan; W n C — LowsU record in less than three weeks. 28 •20 .583 ball and their season record indi­ ' leainie leading Grill nine. Looae jellied gasoline and poured 465 WTHT—Baseball Scores;,/'If* Brooklyn . . . . . V4 will get underway at 2 when the heldihg has ralaed hevoe with the rockets Into ' caves where the Hartford police. , Thomas. Dance Time; w n C —Haricnesa Injuries to key men like Phil New York . . . , 38 21 .571 1 . cates a respectable average. Won­ Manchester ever produced Shea’s car, according to the po­ - Memorial Mass 7:00—WDRC — Jack Kirkwood of Washlngtm. , Weintiaub and Nap Reyes have S t Louis . . . . . 26 22 .543 der wha* Jeff’s team could be call­ pros will conduct a question and^ will bring his Meriden Endee base­ team's record tc date that finds inerhy’s tqp. officers were believed lice report! waa proceeding west A first anniversary mass will be In 3V# answer quiz to be followed two wins against three reversals, quartered. WHEEL CHAmS Show; WHTD — HeadUne Edi­ 11:80—WHTO—Flying, X Ranch; crippled' Ott’s once-powerfUl at­ CSiieago ...... 23 22 .611 4 ed after the stalling game wrlth the ball. team .to the West Side Oval on Center street when the driver held tomorrow morning at 7:30 In tion; WTHT — Fulton Lewi*, WTHT — D a n e * Orchestra; tack but the decline of pitchers 23 .511 Men’s Club 7 trick shots. one win a gift from the Grill on a 'ATHER’S A sheet of flame quickly cover­ St. James’s church 'for Pfc. Nor­ Boliton ...... 24 next Tuesday evening for' a con­ forfeit. ed two acres and smoke- was so passed a car operated by Peter HOSPITA! REDS LECLERC Jr.; w n c *— Supper Club w n c —World’s great Novels. Harry Feldman and Andy Han-: Cincinnati .... 22 24 .476 6H dense that iU Kopochus of 176 King street, Hart- man A. Mosher, who lost his life For Rent or Sale. T; 15—WDRC -r- Treasury Salute; 13:00—WDRC — News; Music; sen on top of Volselte’s failures Philadelphia '. . 12 40 ,331 18^ test wltb^^ the Hamilton Props. The Men’s Club boast a two- obscured some of .the ! , ii ^ the latter’s right. Police in- action in Vhe .South Pacific, funkrai/ homb ORANGE ager, however, hasn’t/ decided aitaeking pfane.s.ila It was th el'°- ' WHTD — Raymond Gram w n c — Newd; Mr. Smith Goes have been the telling blows ' Ameriran aixtut the middU spot/n hla out­ The Endees shaded the Props gam* winning streak on the, said Shea cilt sharply to his left Jline 16. 1944. ’ & Braves Acquire strength of two fine pitching per­ greatejit fire raid of the Okinawa ARTHUR JAMBS. JVC. 2.3 Main Street Swing: WTHT — Hartford to Town.'" Frankie Frisch has thS Pirates Detroit ...... 27 18 60d. — field, which appearedTo be func­ In an extra Inning ball game last while pissing, ripping the right 198 Fsrm’gt’a Ave. Rtt^ 2-4848 Hsroea Spsak; w n C — New* of 12:30—w n c —Jose BethancourL playing ‘dashing heads-up ball and 27 .687 Sunday In Meriden and will be formances by Yosh Klnel and Tiid campaign, now In Its 76th day. ^ fender 5ff Kopochus’s car. Phone 52(19 HALL New York 19 tioning perfectly up to today. th# World, 12:45—w n c —^Lee Sims, pianist since tile Fordham Flash gave the Boston ...... 24 / 23 .511 4 looking- for revenge In the return Flood. The latter la probably ths . SKY-TOP Kopochus followed Shea (intil patting order a 'thorough shakeup Med wick, Pyle The 33-year-old Medwick broke fastest hurler In the loop, and has the latter drove up Pearl- street Local Vocalist St.' Louis . . , . . 23 23 ,500 into the majors with the St. Louis engagement, / Other local favor­ June 1, sending third baseman Bob Chicago ...... 24 24 .600 4% ites with the Endees will be excellent Contqol. For the Majiera, SPORT SHIRTS About 1 and stopped at the top at the hill Elliott to right field and Jeep Cardinals 13 years ago and be­ Jimmy Scott has pitched some Washington .. 21 23 .477 \6Vk came one of baseball’s outstand­ Woody Wallett and Lefty St. to sCe what damage had been Featured on Radio American Broadcasting Co. Handley at the hot corner as a X' B.v Bill King John. good ball games. If Scotty caa -Tonli^t caused to his. cqr. . As 'Kopochus Floor Sanding Cleveland 20 > 25 .444 ing stars. He waa traded with $3.00 regular, the Buccos have won- 10 Philadelphia ... 17 28 .378 10' Boston, June 16.—(fl>)—In dire get any kind of support from hi* Bov Scoutjfv-TViur* of Honor, arrived. Shea gpt>hto hia'car and Laying and Finishing or 14 contestSi pitcher Curt bavts tc Brooklyn In mates it should be an Intersstl^ A Sanforized , Doris Roy of Stephen street, Today’s GamM need of pitchers, the Boston Old Golf .L«ot8. at 7:15. |drove away, evading pursuit. JUNE k. JAYE Becomes Reality Tonight Glonfriddo Hmtng Well X 1940 for $126,000 and four play­ ball gam*. ^ Dan River Fabric widely knbwii concert and radio 'Elastern Braves, who appear to.be aa eager ers and, thrie years later, he mov­ The gam* will get underway at soprano, wqa'-'the featured artlat J. E. Jensen Little Al Glonfriddo, overlooked Hartford at Williamsport. Sport Srhedulc ; Rev. W.^alph Ward. Jr., minis-i Phone 2-0920 And Her Dancers Appearing In in early spring, hsa turned Into a to scatter basehall fortunes as ed on to the Giants, reportedly 6:16 with the uetial attendano* I i tor of the South MeJthSdiat' cnurch. Hospital Notes ob the' Women’* Relief Cotph ape- Albany at Elmira. for the waiver price. ^rlz*. clal Flag Day program^esterdajr If No .Answer—5829 Now York, Judo 15—UFi— An*drlch; 8:30, Thin M&n:; 9, It .839 hitter since taking over art Utica at Scranton.'*’- Tom Yawkey did during his early Tonight ■ (fwill deliver the'- sermon-,^at the ______outfield job. Handley Is on . the Pyle, obtained froni Minne­ at two o’tlock ove): WHTD. Ma­ hour's brosdcMt'.tonlglxt' Is to bel^® ^ I^orant;^10, Moore and Du- Binghamton at Wilkes-Barre. years as a Red Sox owner, today . Men’s Cflub vs. Majors, 6:15— comeback road with a .866 mark ' American apolis, won seven and lost 10 for ■ Adrailled yesterday : '(3arl ’l^-ler. rion Kanna, a cla.ssmate at Skid- had outfielder-Joe (Ducky) Med- the Giants last season. This year; West Side Oval. "MARDI GRAS'^ and Ellidtt Is pacing the league In New York at Philadelphia wlck and southpaw hurler EJwald Last NighVs Fight$ n*"t nn rW n J fEleanor /Sloddard, mord coUege waa her accompan­ way of reln^uclng_ itself as the win n-hn™. runs batted in. while being used strictly in relief 'Warren ft Jarvi* vs. Lee's, 6;30 A Drive A, Silver Lane. Homes. ist., ' . American Broadpasting Ck>. set i Will Osborne band. (night). .' (0-0) Pyle on their roster. —North End Field. A Sparkling Dance Revue! for Slnfonletta; 8:30, Pittsburgh took two from Chi­ Boston at Washington (2—twl- roles, he has no record. : • The program opened with ,.the RUBBER for 10 o’clock as "Weapons cago yesterday to take the league According to . Secretary Eddie ______^------:------/ Sunday, June 17 ^ Star'Spangled Banner. Other Tomorrow,” the program is . ; Freedom of opportunity; 10, Bout, nlght). , * ' Brannick of the New York Giants, By The Asoociated Press E. H. « 57rM,«r'TS'p'tS'.': Roblnaoh'-ys. Jimmy McDsn- lead. Max Butcher oqtelbowed the Oe-veland at St. Louis (night). Clippers vs. Fliers. 8:00- West I ject, "Esaentials numbers sung by Miss Roy were SHEETING Include a ' documentary drama j,,, \ Cubs in the first game, 6-3, but Rip ■esrtwhUe owners of Medwick arid Kobln*«>n 4-1 CJiotce New York—Al Guido, 186, New ' \ * east.east., Alfred. T^rTdrbox'. 33 Wejlman "It’a a Grand Old "This Is Wednesday, June 20, 8:15 P/M. based' on ’’Freedom of Informa­ . ^Detroit 'at Chicago (night). Pyle, those players Came to the Side Oval. Ehchibitlon golf match. York, outpointed Frankie Ruhlno, Accent.’’ B.v the Yard. Sewell had to have help frorp-' National Country (Tub, 2:00.' road: ^ob^pj/McCtuire.rXMe 156' Union My Country,” ’^merlca thd Beau- ■ ' And \'/- tion,” ss well as music and talks, Xavier Resclgno before the Pirates Braves In exchange tor third- New York, June 16.—-(5*)—Ray l3l 1-2, Brooklyn (10); Jim Ksa- i^eet; Robert Russell, .^Glaston-' ArthurAbthnr bDrujf Stores Saturday ltem8^^^ N&C—The Chicago at Cincinnati (3—twi- Monday, June 18 Singers from churches in Mid-- .tiful” and tho-rBattle Hymn of the 845 Maht^St. TbI. 8806 A revision of a previous an­ swept the second, 6-5. string catcher (jlyde Kluttz with Robinson of New York and Jim­ nedy, 146, Brooklyn, knocked jnit nouncement lists as guest speak­ Preakneas 1:30 a. m. PrevlevKtod no cash Involved. . Rockville vs PA’S, 6:15 —Weat dletoi^. Haddam" Nwk, Bristol bury; Miss JosephineJ^esce; Rock- Jtepubllc. 4 p. m.. running of ricet iri5, Frenchv Bordagaray’#'" pinch my McDaniels of Los Angeles Miguel Arroyo,. 147," Mnrico V vilje. •hi*,16ail singer l» appearing Thursday,^ June 21, 8:15 P. Mi. ers Joseph C. Grew, acting secre­ BrooklJ'n at Boston (2). Bide Oval. (2). and Pidinville, will unite with Iowa State college awar^; 4:30'; double followed by Eld Stanky'a Philadelphia at New York. ■ Meanwhile baseball circles are clash In the feature 10-round bout others at thje ^Covenant-Congrega­ . Dls'chacged ..-'yesterday: Mr*. with Morris Sechtman* String tary of state, and .Wilbur Forrest, fpurth hit saved thp day. for the humming with the report-that the .at Madison' Square Garden tonjght Warren ft Jarvis vs. K. of C„ Miami—Billy Lima, 116 1-t, ■Ensemble every Monday, evening. Doctors Look Ahead; 7, Ouf For­ St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night). 6:30—North End Field. tional chur6h,>^unday evening at Margaret Smith. 193 Lydall street; Manchester High School Hall ■ assistant editor of the New Yx>rk eign Policy: 10, Judy (janova DddBcm- TTie trfumph. the sixth Braved paid the St. Louis Cardi­ witli a likelihood of ' the vrinner Miami, knocked out Hugo (Paa- seven \ ‘clock in\ a program of Charles Blankenbilrg. Talcottviljts; 10:30 to 11, Over the same.*tatlon. BOn.ER AND/FT(RNACE Herald-Tribime. in addition, a striught, moved the Brooks into nals $100,000 for pitcher Mort getting a title match wjth' Fred­ Wednesday, June 30 see) Florea 119, Tampa, Fla„ (7). chainge In both script'and, lead of show. . . .CBS—11:06 a. m.. hyma-' and. chorus singing. There Frank Hatack, 99 Norman street. CLEANING \ Lefa,-Pretend; 2:30 p. m.. Barn­ second' spot, only a half step .be­ Cooper while' throwing In the die (Red) Cochrane, the welter­ Men’s.Club vs. Otlll, 6:15—West Erie, Pa.—Cliff Beckett, 167, Discharged today:., ;-MaraIyn ■ ;' Tickets 75 Cents, Tax Included. the dramatic part puts in Joseph hind Frisch’s gan^ . Ontario, T.K.O.’d Johnny a azi- will 'also be several special num­ OU Burner and Stoker- yard Follies; 6:15, Peoplb’s Plat­ Lee’s, WJ’s amazingly revived Charles (Red) weight champion. Bide Oval. bers. xnd a social timit'.with re* Maloon, 82 Chestnut ,«tfeet; Ray­ Gotten Instead of Thomas Mitchell. "’The Phillies, who 3n#poed a 16- Barrett to boot. Both of those . Robinson, who.ha's lost only one ents, -166, Milwaukee ,(3); Smmy V, Latar at H :30 the first of a se­ form “Poet War Reconstruction;” ) Stolle ft Gamble vs. Lee’s, 6:30 l^reahments will follow. All-' are mond Ramadell',. Rockville: C arles Personal Notices 8:30. P.B'.I. In Peace and War; game losing streak 'Wednesday hurlera have been sensational in' bout out of 56 as a professional, —North End Field. Hampton. 186, Buffalo. TJLO.’d welcome to enjoy' this ^ ‘.■United and Raymond Trombley,’ „ l3 , Pur- HENRY PARENT ries of salutes from several of 10:16, Al Pearce. . . , ABC peMaggio with two liomers and Play Tonight their new uniforms. was tabbed by "fight followers as a Ray Miller, 187, Ellwood City, Fo.. the 12 stations who . have Just 1-4 favorite. Since McDaniels .Friday, Juiie 22, ( 8 ). , Irigspiration." Tomorrow evening neU place; Frank Naumeck, 87 Telephone 2-0185 / (fornierly BLU)--9 a. m„ Break­ six runs batted In and Jimmy War-1 ____ T7ie 'Seal, with the Giants for at^even the Covenant League will; Ndrth^l'eet; Carol Greenberger, Card of Thanks joined the network will originate dell with five runs driven In were I Lee’s Esso with the consent of startedTils ring appearance In the Filers vs. Majors, 6:15—West . Fall' River, Mass.—Pat Doyle. OTHER SPORT SHIRTS...... from $1.50 ■W* wish to thank relatlTeST friends from UNAX of Yankton, 8. D.. fast Club from Des Moines; l:3o Medwick an'fi Pyle was completed h a ^ a social at P. G, Nelson’s, | 27^Qbrroll Drive; Mr*. Emmw. p. m., Figlitlng AAF; 4. Saturday ^ * " ‘6 SI’’*- . ^ , /'th e league Prexy. Herb Stevenson, east a year ago, he has won nine Side Oval. 187, Fall River, MaSSn" knocked iMth Long or Short Sleeves. ' v and nelshbors for the' klndnesa and and Sioux City,. la., to comprise by General Manager John Quinn straight / Nichols Bristol vs. Plant J., 6:80 out Jackie ’ Pennlhgtoii, 188, At* R ockw e. ^ |,B6thn»an, Lebanon. sympathy ahown ui at the time of the symphony: 7:80. Meet, YoUr Navy: Dizzy Trout made the mist^e .of (vere allowed to add five new ball of the Braves, and his wealthy Birth ^oday: A daughter to Mr. death of our brother, Harold F. White. (hat station’s “Flying X Ranch. ” 10:8eat his performance of ed close on the heels of the pur- tance, Coleman .will be called upon 4-FXmUy Dwelling — 4-4 still had no direct word aa to re­ HANDKERCHIEFS to add to. his pleasure! one Soon'-, nil convenfenoes, , melody; 9:30, People Are Funny; last Satimday at ^Churchill. Downs case by the Giants of outfielder sumption pf-his baseball career. for additional-snap judgnient. The BELTS rooms, ||;ood condition. Cen­ large lot/ garage In Imsement. 10, Dunninger and music; 11:30, and take' over the second jewel of Jim Mallory -froria the St Louis. Grpartberg, a captain In th# Braves noW have a.total of 28 oh Plain white or colored ber- trally located.-! Goqd tavest- Price $6,000. $1,200 Down. . the famed triple crown of three- Cardinals, parent club of the deta. , (Sreat^ rioveU’-’Houae of Seven Ga^ Artny's Special Serrtce# gectldn their player list, . including Med-^ $1. $l.$p and $2.00 'XI menL Price. $6,800. Dowh Pay­ biea.’* - -CHa—a.,CB8—8, Hanrv HsmY ai Al-- year-old racing. Qilumbus Redblrda. wick and Pyle, and It niust be cut ■J X , ment ^JIOO. FLORENCE STREET— passed through the i^rmy iwpara- 25c each 2-Pamily'Duplex. 4 rooms tlon center at Ft. Dlx, .N. J„ -yes­ to 25 by midnight. BIRCH S -i^ E T — each, good condition, nice terday and left there Immediately Coleman has decided to use LEE H.4TS Medwick in left field _and shift lUl Wool Skipper ^ 6-Room sihgle. all Improve-' nelghborhoodjX near school.' for New York to visit lila mother. In light weight felts or cool, meats, good' condition. Cen- Price $5,600. $tJM)0 Down. At Ft. Dlx h* revealed that he In­ Tommy Holmes, thi majors’ , top SWIM TRUNKS comfortabie sti-aws. ' traliy located. , Good Invest­ tends to rejoin th* Tiger* ,*a soon batter with a .302 average, to the BOXfP CKsARS ! GERARD STREET— right garden. The Braves man­ $3.95 and $4.90 ■ From $5.00 ment. Price $4,800.' Down 7- Room SIngIck all modem aa poasibl*. W’e may not have hb favorite brand but you can Pa3rment'$l,0(Kl- v conveniences, large lot. Ore- WONDER MARKET still thrill him with a box of good cigars. , place, 2-car garage, nBce loca­ BIRCH'STfcklrt—^ tion. Priee $9,200. . Down 855 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 6465 RUBINOW BUILDING 4-Room Single, all Improve- Payment $2,500. ' Red H ot Twilight League Froiiii $4.00 meats. recently redecorated. .Good bny st $8,950. Down ADJ.ACENT TOWNS \ Payment $1,000, Shop At the Wonder Market fqir Your i-End N eeds.You're Always Surt of Meeting oh Monday-Night in the country on bard sur­ Toi^ Quality Ai Lowest Prices . . imd I’n alwajts (Set a Square DeaL W es OFP- CEW’TEB S’TREET— faced road — Nice little 4- W ITH EVERY USED CAR SOLD KELLER’S 4 New and beneficial d#v*lopmenU'f> possible lineup. On* thing 1^ Pric^ $4,500. $800-$500 p>own, running vyntcr. Inside 6u*h ■^to the local TwlUght League ere another and finally league offlciaJ* 887 MAIN ST. O^OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH r - balance paid like rent—885.00 toilet, qhnut one sere ol land^ SRECIALS FOR YOUR/WEEK- END SHOPPING! «pected to he unveiled Monday' were noUfled that the team would $1.00 to $12450 per month. Handy to bus. Sale Price evMilng at a special meeting at t#e . drop out of this league. A c f J BETWEEN $8300.^ Teivns Arranged. West side Rec Immediately follow-1 from the president of the club ask­ WILIOAM STREET— . FANC^ NATIVE ing the game between the Hill Bll- j Ing an extenston of time unth last 2-Famlly Flat. 4 | rooms COI.UMBIA ON r o u t e 6— Bakery Specials! Cigarette Lighters Sowa. $ rooms up. steam heat. A "large 4-room Insulaled’. ■■■■■■ ■ ■ STRAWBERRIES " auart 49c ■ IIS and'^eVoiuh'';:m;ri“«^^^^^ NOW AND MONDAY NIGHT FRESH ASSORTED l/IA F ^ y y ^ u a r i ^ decisions win be handed final decision. There no cel MEN'S TOILETRIES 2 garagea. on bn* l|«e. one moderi) home wlred^^or elec­ down and theV'wlU‘b e ‘ftnalTone , a^^^ In conversation with aever^ | tric stove, with sunparlor and oown anu u y ^ of the ball players. Uiey .flatly stat- SKILLED AND UNSKILLED apartment svalinble for oeen- V T E L U m FRlEESTONE concerns ' the status of the Pratt. MF.N’S SETlii .from $1.00 Tobacco Pouches pancy. Down Paym.ent $1,500. two room* ■ unfinished up­ COOKIES n*M, RIPE , all d^ne with | stairs. AU convenlencos In­ and Whitney Aircraft team ofed toat thejr were TARDLEY’B cluding elwtric lij^hts, run­ / T ^ e a c h e s TOMAtOES , . East Hartford who dropped out of I the team. ^ ‘ ^ , , HELP WANTED Shaving Bqwl ...... SUMMER STREET— 19c dozen I the leagtfe due to disagreements Sunday baU. in the Ica^e la on c ^ont 51.0Q r 4-FaralIy Tenement, 4 rooms ning Wpter, bathroom and with their sponsors. Second will it# way out; Inability, of the team# Shaving Cream .... each. Glasscd-ln front porches, steam- heat. , LafRc InL DUTCH-^ 19c pound 23c pound country section.. Sale Price 'be the Sunday baU situaUon that: to field their best possible Unsups HELP THE 7th WAR LOAN After Shower Powder weU shrubbed. Large lot. has been badly abused to date and and poor attractions has caused Price $9,500. Terms ArmngM ELflOO. Term* Armnged. Apple Cakesr. ‘ JUICY SUNKIST SWEET the thlrth wlll be a verdict on the i^uch eUr in loca. baseball ciriclea. Hair Tonic ... Men's Wallets For WoH( On tji'geiiitly Heeded War Materials. c COVE.NTRX LAKE— HUl BUlle# protest of Umplfe Jim It Is expected and It will be. a jOst HlGH'STR^Et— LEMONS PEPPERS\ move to the paying' public, to J-e- Shaving Sttrk ..,.. 7-Room Sidgle, steaiw HedL One. Three and one _Pour- 39c each O’Leary’s, decision in which he }(iNDYOURSEIJ! MALE—WeaTere Room Fnml»hed Cottage, rea­ award^ th# nn ie bn ^ a forfeit >to anange the schedule' with .10 After Shaving Tale .,8Sc From $1.00 nice locatlopt peat schoola 39c dozen „ 22c pound league ball -to- the paying public, to lAwmflxera (experienced Pf^ce $ 6 ^ . $1.5to0 Down sonably priced for quick *ale. FRESH " . the Men’s Club. - A After Shaving Lotion ...... i ,,, .'.61.25 AU Taxable Items Plus 20‘7e Federal Tax. Term* Arranged. The peculiar and usual situatlbn. rearrange the schedule with ^no | General Help : ’ ^ Paymen^ , . FRESH NEW EASTERN SHORE -that confront* the Aircraft entiTT league baU on-the Sabbath day.' Williams^ Aqua Velva ...... S8c COFFEE RINGS AVON STREET— SO. COVENTRT— In the league Is most unusual. .TTie The Rockvill* protest will; find I FEMALE—Weavers ' *. BUN* . 429T1 EGG PLANT Mefinen’s Skin Braeer ... J ...... ’-..89c Modem 5-Boom Single, nite 2-Famlly Flat, four room* POTATOES players have as a whole expressed a final verdict rendered before the , ^ Spinnjers -■ ; '' I. ■■ M each 6at. large porch. *team 25c each their desire to continue playing In night la over. TTie league however. m,»n. ,.. ‘29'* Wllllain.* Shaving Bovvl....,'\...... >..8!h- loeatinn, dose to bos. all con- ' . - , SewinK Machine Operators venlenees, Indmllng steam heal, all conveniences. Indiid- 17c pound 5 pOiinds 35c the league but not under the eolora Is expected-to' uphold the umpire’s LEN-niERIC Ing garage, ample garden of the Aircraft. decision which was a wise move in | ' ml, for various operatkmn fiKti Uclndle fae heat. Full bath, gamge aniL Chocolate Rolls SWEET. RIPE in the Pack A Cravat Diepart- .Men’ll ICologne — After Shaving Lotion — pqieh. $5,500. TCrms Ar- space. Priee $6,006. $1,006 Trouble between their sponaoril i^yhat 'had been a good ball game. OTHER W ATCHES Down. . which waa due-to no cooperation Jeff koelsch, Rockville, ipnnager I - ment and Pionec^r Parachote Ce. Deodorant Povvdrr — Shaving Stick — riaged. 25c each PINEAPPLES each 29c 'at all, led th* team ^ quit flat. has'- threatened to drop out, of -the About $1.00. 'A Course of Training. With Pay Will Be Givaa To Thone FROM $24.95 UP ADDITIONAL LISTINGS AVAILABLBI From Coach Ken ' Jones down to league If the verdict Isn’t reversed. J o LD SPICE V FroeiedxPees Carroto. the last ball player, the team Is If Rockville does and with the Air- [ - W’ithout ExpOTtenea. a d x ^ • **••••*«• ••*• lB*eCe phR* 38o ..welcomedIn the league. 7711* Is craft out, the chances of a slx- Shaving B ow l...... $L66 ( f - A* IMeM’ iuiMM .12-00. I5e Brassels Spreute, 18-os. 46o thslr' first year and despite a tsam loop In th* second round will I 91 Center Street Phone 4164 M. WIOR After Shaving li>ot|on ...... $1A6 DRUG COMPANY FROSTED FOODS poor record to date, the team has be good with Sunday left wide I Vegetable Chop Suey, 16-qc. S8e Fillet o f Haddock, 48e GHENEY BROTHERS A ^ GnxETTE 1-PDbCE GOLD PLATED ALLEN REALTY^ COMPANY lb. the mktsrial and ability lO win ball opsn-for good attractlona. The| JEWELER Preacriptton PharmajlMe games. Treuhla prevented the first round ends next week-.' • I 14(> Hartford Road^ . ' Ra z o r w it h b l a d e s — $8.79 ail Une* of Insnranre. Indodlng Life _ _ ^ * /” "*** 977 Main Street 901 MAIN STREET, ; . TEL. 5.321 $5$ MAIN STREET TELEPHONB 5108 [ tsam from ffetdlng Ab*lr strongest Monday night will tell the story. II AH hiring in accordance with th| Area Stabilization Plan., Manvhestrr, Conn. -ti.

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ritiuAI, JUNE 16, 1946 B v a n in u naitAljlJ, WANUHKSI l*»H, LXIWW< MANCHES TER EVENING HERALD. ILANUnzaSTER, DuNN., rBIDAT, JUNE 15, 1945 P ag e t wiRTBEif - r ‘- 45 Gnrde- "arm-'—Dairy — ------:— ------“z i I^ivate Instructions 28 ArtklM for S bI* . Ministers sometimes have funny Women’s Hats Announcemcnto / for Sale Jdosiness Services Offered IS Proflucts SO HOl.l) KVERYlHI^iG FOR SALE—BTJWipUGHS elec­ kxperfeqcea. It fii reigted Uiat a See tke h:i;’« ,, REFRIOERATtlR SERVICE. We WANTED—TEACHER, wishes to WANTED -transportation - AND good. used,, tric adding m achl^ with stand. SHERWIN - WILLIAMS potato ' Classified young pregchsr went to town to The Crkxy hats cars and trucks. 169^,^ntlac 4 .^repair and rebuild, any' typt of, tutor in seventh and eighth W E F I, E accept the pMtorate of a chuikh. Some tall X to Hartford between S and p!45 grade sublects. Call 2-0676. Ehccellent cqnditlonVEMl 5175, spray la an efficient economical Qass^ed a. m. from South End of. Man­ door sedhtu 1395. Tf ytnK^ant, a 'refrigeration equipment. We ea- potato spray used for the control Shortly aftkr. he arrived, the Others flat cH^nge Sealed i.nlts with factory minister develed- a cold; but he . Round hqts . ' chester. Telephone 42tf7. particular ty®e car see EKXlCUnON — DEVELOPING FOR S A L ^ IPRE-Wa R reed of potato blight and Colorado Advertiseminis Some Old, Some New, But Nevertheless, a Chuckle oi^w o at,_ Barlow's. ^'A05 Main guarantee. Scientific Refrlgera- baby carriage, Call .5446 After potato beetles, 8-W potato spray didn’t let that Interfere with his Square hats ' r= . tlon Op., 37 Oak streec Phone the ability to express ones For RenI For Haft- visits to his cpngregation. As a Floppy, hats \ " ^Adveititemeiits ••6e a TH t o ROACHES" will rid Phone 5404. thought accurstely. Tutoring In ^ P- m- ... is a light fluffy powder made 2- i 2'26. Call 7002 afUr 5:30. The hiUbllly'a mule balked in AU the way from 59 West 46th A deteriplhed-lobkiitg man en­ matter of fact, his cold was so Hats wltb peaks , \ your home of roaches and ants reading. — mathema^ca — slide xfrom the famous S-W Fungl-Bor- T o Buy Tu Sell For Sale or money refunded. $1.25 sprayer BUY BINDER TWINE now! the road when the country doctor Street, New York City comes this tered a barber shop and demand­ deep that he could scarcely talk Tricornes, stove Uds 1 For Rent* rule the White Studio. 709 Main ito^nd S-W Arsenate of Calcium etsry of the meci. d^inuteis. ‘Aien Wood^'^qsld, "Head query: , package. Weldon'y Pharmacy. Wanted Autoa-iK,^ .furnaCie Wards Binder Twine Is the beat me Into the station." \ ij^ k ln g came paat. The hillbilly asked ed a kaircut without cohveraa- above a whisper. Whenever he 'Regular freaks - T o Sell bumehxjervlcSv ' Ask ftb^ot our street. Phone 2-1392. In the correct proportions, so as ' who - l y "hump”—oarrylak whether the doctor oould give lybat sea food delicacies have a tion; T o Bay Motorcycles ^ We know of—uniform with no to aastire max'mum protection only at my Instruments, X^elng went out to make calls ‘on his e Saucy hots > WANTEI>- TRANSPORTATION t,,jrlng c>«Mlrtg\For full informs- thin spots. Lattice wound—won’t .XpeeaeMfi I cargo ovep^'tti* something that start the name made up of six consonants Man—Excuse me. sir, but— “flock,” he bundled himself up in Some with veils \ agalnet poLito blight and potato lAdisi nothing bf the ground beloWKi to C^ncctlcut University. June MORE m 6NEY FOR your car■1\tlon call Os^p Bros: 16 Help ; V'Tfed— Femsie S5 snarl or kMt. Insect repellent 1 Sigh Uliualayas between mule. The doctor gave the ani- and only one vowel? Determined-Looking Customer * sweater, muffler, overcoat and ' Anything .to catch^the Doalgs' than It’s worth right now. Brun­ 5244. Free •‘bujfa" Mahehester Plumbing A Rmtmg With.«ut Board end ja A m m . Pilots enO It the kad to figure how far u;e had' ,al some powder. Answer: Shrimpa . 2VAupist 3. Call 2-0675. ■, ■ yssrs’ saperle'ii^a,' « l . treated. Priced at big savings— traveled, exactly how "loftg It I won't excuse another. ^ word. a'''qumber of other articles of Hats with fur ner's. 80 Oakland street. Tel. 5191. lnap4M^ohs! WANTED — CAPABLE HIGH 86.50 per bale, 81.15 per ball. Supply -CompM^x, -877 Main fh est airUne rou te In 'th* ,e mule, switched his tail. I’ve Just left my regular' barber wearitig-apparel. Hats with lac6 . street, Tel. 447b. x ^ A LARGE LI6hT housekeeping Wrould take to return to the field, Lost Mid Found ____ WANTED RIDE from Devon Open 7 a. m. to 10 p. m.. also school girl - to do household , Wards Farm Store, 824-828 Main room, well furnished. 142 Cooper fid, tosaeU^a head and atarted off at A man took a wbek-end fish­ because he w m too talkative, and One 'moriilBg he called at a Some cast shadpwi Sundays. WANTlciKALJ. k in d s yf else------, X * . . and at what angle I would hp- a msd gatop. ’The hiilblUy looked ing trip. When the books were I msist upon' you cutting my hair U)(rip_POOST-.-IN TrtB- North End. set the complete spray for thii gai;^ RADIO REPAIRING. PlCk-up ton Number 5 noiseless office 51 welco^ . Call Hartford 2-89 !4. snd It lay deep Ih the valley of t h ^ critter. But when your dreams are pleas­ you mean by this? Minister (In the same whisper­ ,. And somehow > ' ^ \ SHEET METAL/WORK. hot air Main streets type-writer, 830, new Kellogg Household Goods 1 the Brahmaputra river. In addl- tion." We. came In entirely'on ing good * of ksya in souveniet holder, W. O.^ . den. Pestroy as a ga«l«n service. Radios checked at the iz; Instruments and touch the run­ Man—It’s the best I can do. You ing wlcel-^Js your husband They’re all in s’^ls''. \ '■ furnace repairing. New hot air ' home.'Store open all day.-Man­ hea^.;«luty deluxe paint spray­ Uon to C. N. A. C.’s transport A little woman it a'ddngeroua. ’That is why you wake up;. see, the barber's out. and I’m only home? sN-'"' Olenny Oo. Reward K returned. Vylll contro' ‘^1 ieaf-eatlpf In- A GOOD IR^ME FOR a compe­ HOSPITAL BEDS or wheel bhalra. way exactly as planned. Woods ?J couldn’t get any and air conditioning furnaces In­ chester Radio Service, 73 Birch in g gun - wlih 25 feet hose. 830, for rent or sale 'Rates reasonable \Vanted''t9 R ent/ 68 equipment the field acconamodated thing. . —Mrs. Calls Blandin. the plumber dropped In to stop a Young .IVoman . (whispering Ability and^ Reliabrilty make meat, 'ie Phone 52«B or call at L^clerc sects, and being a funglcldp, it tent housekebMr. Lady sick, but planea and pilots of the Ilbyal Air shook my band before he climbed bought anunbl crackeng!” - Puneral Home, ' ' prevents plant diseases and stalled. Eaves trough and con­ street. Telephone 2-0840. One rebuilt and g^laranteed^ Phont Keith's Furnltiir., 41,59. leak. back)—No. \Come right on In. good team. ductor repairing. Norman Bents, taken care'of. RnnvejmvenltnUy ■ locat Graybar tables .'modeL radio, 820. MANCHESTEai FAM ^Y with 2 Force. Surrounding tbs field for out of the plane. \ ■ stlmlates plant growth, tt con­ ed. 'Good pay. \^te Box-"J^ The satlea in every direction wae thick, * * * ------C.-i-rr- tains both Arsenate of Lead and 8966c a l l k in d s of tractor vcork, hay- One deluxe 8 tube radio for 38 FOR SALE—MAPLE twin beds, small children want^S - to 7. room FUNNY BUSINESS Heiald. house or flat. ,'Re;(t-up'tq 885. Impenetrable Jungle, lU green- ’There was never a dun minute Bo’fdeaux Mixture combined Ing. lawiU graded and seeded, pldsmoblle, 835. One Harvard complete, .dresser and bOreau. in the C. J'l. A. C. In my fleet BOOTS AND HER BUDIDIES An OpeiffiiiK BY EI>^''AR MARTIN BOOKKEEPING and AccounUng trees removed. Alme Latultppe, ■ ^eeelector with 4 loops, 850. Pre-war. ".{.Excellent condition. Willing to pay 8^months in sd- black monotony aa seen from the selentlfically In the proper pr<^ IN MANCIfSSSTER-^'l^DY or air broken only occasionally by three weeks flying the Hump my ■i.. records kept weekly. Balanced 768 Vemor Stitet. Tel. 6077. couple (husband working else­ One Hsmmailund pro-ten • tube, Also small desk. Call 3639. , vance. Phone 2^1934. f e iv d e r a n d portions tb eoiitrql both chewing monthly for income tax purposes, brownish patches of rice paddies plane was attacked five times by 1 DOJA y w o v s i VeSWhY HOiVlMN I Insects and fubgous diseases. where) to share connrortable all wave plug in coll. cofnmunica- J- Jap Zeros; twice I was forced tb YUSCE, VOtl VW'. confidential notary public. Phone tlon receiver with 6 set colls, 850. USED FURNITURE very reason­ WANTED—FACTORY floor space and neatly cultivated tea • planta­ WVOATY VCieKL >fOO! 60\K)G «bTKy KK>0 * BODY WORK Manchester PtuinblnB * Supply home With ns. In *xchangatreet. chlnlneys and .flashings. E V. in^ room' table. Arnold’s, 211 after 5 p. m. 29 Charter Gak St. Gln^se, Skippy Lane and I, for JPOR SALE -1941 PLYMOUTH j-Coughtin, 390 Woodland street. part iculari to Box V, Hera}|)r | Instance, m h^ our first trips over my last trip back from Kunming Norbi^^Maln ptreet. 6780. , f a m il y o f 4 ADULTS urgent­ coach,"'heater, radio, ft,095; 1940 A ^ ^ lS AND RUBBISH removed, KITCHEN RANGE., porcelain, the Hump within three days after before leaving for Calcutta and a Phone 770“ . WANTEDt-GIRL . OR woman to ly desire. single or duplex house^ '-^ d g e sedan, heater, radio, 8995; also light t.Ticklng -Telephone combination oil and' gas with reporting for duty. We were giv­ week of relaxation I fo u ^ t my REAL ESTATE LISTINGS 3966 or .38S8.V . " y ROOFING — SPBCIAUZlNG In assist with housework. - Oppor- dual oven. Excellent condition. Call Leonard Sexton - 8920. en our own maps, Includli Yyay through an Ice storm that in 1940 Ford station Wagoji, 8995. timlly to spenii summer at the Fo r 8ALi5;-l-2 H. P. motor. In­ something leiia than 24 hours Of All Types Wanted! Prices, under celling. , Call Cble repairing roofs,bf all kinds, also Call at 342 Woodbrldge jtreeL ’’strip” seqjlons about a foot Gash AynllaMe. ARTESHAN w e l l drilling. P. J. beacb. Call 5632 - quire 446 ^ n ter street. brought destruction to three Motora^ K H .______, new roofs. No Job too small or and three feet long covering only Jeffers, Love Xsin* Junction, large. (3ood work, fair priCe. Free | FOR SALE— BLACK Glenwood , I^ts for Sale the terrain over which wb would Army , planes and their crews. WOMAN FOR housewor In small FOR ^ALE—WVRLlTZB^k Juke range, 6 liijs, oak buffet and oak JARVIS R E ALTY CO. . NEEil A q b q i , USED cart See Manchester. ' estimates. Call Howley, Manches­ ' box. lighted frorit, 8176. Amuse­ fly in crossing the Hump. The ’That, of course, was In the early X OOee t ilt ResMenee 2218 family. Fond U children, live In. tsible. Inquire 126 Oak street be' PRIVATE PARTY has two-choice days of the Army ’lYansport Brunner, open^-J, A m. 'till 10 p. ilXPERIENCEX RAl?tO service, ter 5361, 8100 per month. Write Box G, ment pin ball gamV.820,, Webster adjoining lake front lots on pav­ maps and strips Included much Weekdays and Snndays m. every day. Phope 5191. tween 9 a, m. and 4 p. m,-. territory that had never been Command, and at that 'time, in Promt and efficient. All- work Herald. \ > International Dictionary, 1943 ed road at Andover. Cash , 8700 spite of their superior equipment, guaranteed. Phone 4^7. edition, with ^referenck^ history, FOR SALE — GLENWOOD K each. Phone Manchester 7708. elid ed or surveyed, so bn each Mj^ving—Trucking— of thosp early fflghts we would they were losing ' eight to 10 SERVTCEMAN’S wife needs re- 3,350 pages. 835, .93 Glenwood stove with two oil Inimers. In planes a month over the Hiroa- ALLEY OOP Rubbing It Ih BY V. T. HAMLIN RANGE b u r n e r s and power , 9lorage- 20 Hsble woman or girl tc care for street. Tel. 8030. Call aftVoiOO good ‘condition. In^iiire during mark them as we went along, burners of all makes and kinds Resort Property for Sale 74 noting vwleyB and , river ijehds Iaya»-Xx)mpared to three oi' four NORTH AMKfty-lA Van Unesr 2 children, whil^ she- works. Call P- m. ' - ’ , day. ipi Florence street. and mbuntali/p^eks—glvlM'^them a year in the C. N. A. C. - ooou.You a ^ u p cleaned and adjunteti 10 years after 4 p. m. at \ 47, 1-2 Charter (’To Be Oonttnned) X«perlenee. Tel 2-1731. 44 Main Inc Coast to Cotu« moving serv­ Wa s h a b l e w in d o w shades m FOR SALE— WALNipr .'BED names when thSj^hsdr Oompany, Willlmantlc. THE MOUNTAINS? IS A VOlO COUPON / ROiND UKE A HOG-IHE c a m e r a SPOT- Apply 9 a. m, to 5 p. in. Daily ' Reasonable mqOthiy cost. flight captain. Some of th^ boys has German caplt^ been SP^K. •—TRYWG UGHT' AND th ere w o n t 8-S510, ■ • Fuel and Feed 4 9 A ■ / WANTET-HIGH SCHOOL Joy. spent two or three month.s as co­ takepi^ ■. TO GET HER. BE ANY PiCUIReS OF ^ Wearing Apparel— ■'-'.'v '' iJi’. pilots, others___ only___ two or three ,.t—Three— Austrian E m p r^ PICTURC TAKEN^ , 52 Main Street ■full time. Good salary; .nice ' Jarvb Reajty F d ii' 57 weeks. Even among the pilots j-j^aria Theresa's cavalry took^ it In Kepairihg 23 hours. See Mr. Lltcbman. Arthu; FOR SALE—SLAB WOOD Tele- 175’i; Russian Cossacks seized and AH biring don* In sccordance'wlth area manpower 1 , -PHOvks 4112 Op''’T215 who came to C. N. A. C. fromUi'e Drug Store, Rubinow Bulldlngy phone-2-0541. 1 LADIES’ SUMMER skirta 82-58. Flying Tigers after the A-mencan sacked It hi 1760; and^Napoleon con tn ^ X Week Days an^undays PIANO TIJNEL AND repairing; sackefl player piano specialty. John Gabardine shorts, 82.88, Rport Volunteer Grtoup was ^banded, ^ptured In in 1806. Cockerham, 28^ Bigelow ■streeL--! MAN WANTED—37 Oak Street. | Garden— Farm— Palry shirts, 88c. We Carry a cofiiplM* there were/several wUo spent a long time proving,'tkeir ability'to will Canaila’.s Tel. 4219. Reymander'a Restaurant, Products sn line of bathing goods, Manches-. Q—What ter Knitting Mills. Open daily 0 take a ship apxM the Himalayas nayy take,. the war against 7^ — ----- ^IsPEXHAL SALE—All Sowers and a. m. to 9 p. m; / entirely «b/Allelr own. 'fhere were Japan ? Situations Wai] vegetable plants! 20c t,er dozen. good pu^ns for -this, bi^use the A—It has been' annoimced that Tigers/wera Combat pUots; /they 66 ship.s of the (^ajjian navy Femdle, Asters, zinnias, bachelor buttons IVanted— Toi, Buy 58 || TOP DOLLAR JONES | calendulas, salvia, cockscomb i m U to fast, light, . single- will see "action against the Japa- .j^lTOAnFlON—W A ir r E ^ and m arig^, Tt>matoOT,'psppei« ‘ -plapes; their; ,/previous year old ^rl Mlpes p.>sitlon to and cabbage, 85 a thousand'and 'hiad taught them bow to WANTED — ■FOLDING" camera . to light, to strafe—to al-: Q—What is the meaning of the care for one/or < two children, 75c a hundred. ,Pdtted plants, for service man. Call 7560. preferahl ^ th family going to begonias, gerapluma marigold, be on the offepsiye. And name Michael? Overtaken BY FRED HARMAN W E OFFER BUILDIM 0 L O T S IN shore for anmider. Tel. 5002. they were Jockeying; flying A—It is from the Hebrew, and RED RYDER ageratumA petunias. Ice plant, .^ht ckrs; slow, cumbersome, means ”He who is like God,” !2_ coleus, verbenas, cannaa- and WANTED -PR E -W A R tricycle TRE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS Inch plants. 379 Burnside Ave. for 2 1-2 year old. Call 2-0418. ?.8’s and C -4 ^ ; and theif tn- ONVt-MM-* 10,000, Livestock— Vehicles 42 itruction* werp'^to nm for. cover BOSSfj ^ Greenhouse. Always open. Tel. (whenever they saw a Zero. ’That FOR zdALE.-PURE bred Guem- Social Situations 1. BUSINESS AND MANUFACFURING SITES LOCATED:. 8^5091. . ' WANTED "fb BUY 7x7 Wall tent. was hard tp take for some of sey/cow. 5 years old, fresh. Tele-, & t o m a t o e s , PEPPEItS. cabbage, Telephone 2-0715. tkoae lada/but those w.ho didn’t HARTFORD ROAD, MAIN STREET, BROAD STRET. CENTER STRET. EAST CEN- p^ne 8674. The Sltuktion: You to into . a eggplant, • cauliflower, celery, catCh TER'STREET, FROM $20 PER FOOT. /• heart house and the living *boom has )ME IN AND SEE our 12-14 sprouts, transplanted columbine. O newspapers scattered over the "week old barred . rock pullets. Sweet William and other peren­ WANTED—SMALL DRILL preqa ’The^ were a number of factors and paint spray. Call 2-1809, t-t that/coBtributed to my passing floor and is otherw'ise in disorder 2. HOUSE LOTS: Two to, thi, ! y (Mk deliveries ar­ nials 4 for 85c. Forget-me-nota, Wrong Way: Before your hostess BENTON STREET— ranged. Mon^omery Wards the/flnal lUght check after, seven FOSTER STREET— deep blue, geraniums, fushlA aal* WANTOD—FENCE about 8 feet t r ^ ’’over .ths Hump.” In says anything about the room say, ; Prices from $30 per front foot Prices from S2.'» per front foot Farm Store,/S24-828 Mein street. vlA ageratum. snapdragonA can- VI "Thla is the. way my living room high. 12 feet equprA' for 2 year AM place, I had my Inatru Jit’M WESTMINSTER ROAD— PARKER STREET— dy-tuft, petunias, basil etc., ofd child. WlU lAiy or rent T»1 * /rating' and was, not only abfe to usually looks on Sunday,” seeking FOR SALE- LEGHORN eock- greenhouse grown. John Zapad- to put the hoatesa-at ease. \ Prices from $20 per front foot ■"Prices from $12 per front foot erels. 4 weeks old. Ernssi Oowdy, 3068. fly bHnd bii,t like-doing ij^'second- ka. i 88 Wdodland street.' Tel. ly; I had a thoeoUgy^dSMkground Rlglit Way;, Pay-no attention to SCARHOROITGQ ROAI>> MIDDLE TURNPIKF,— North Oqventry.' 8474, the room, unless the hostess starts Prices from $12 per front foot in. navigation;• apo^ thirdly, my Prices from $20 per front foot ORDER MILL8 R’S •’WeU-bred” WANTICD TO BUT canoe, 'tel year W Englan^/wjth'the A, T. A apologizing and then make some “ Nov I’m not going to flsh. Doc, I just came along to. PORTER STREET— HEMLOCK STREET— chicks now . for ' July delivery. 2-0632 after 6:30 p. m. had taught me how to Hy In al- such understanding remark|as fhe relax-.—we ran out of red points and t u d ^ h four night* Slimmer^ Sports. 8877 one above. Prices from $16 per front foot Prices from $12 per fro.nt foot Sold out for June. T h ^ ' have ll-ll moet awvlund of weather, .^to al­ 'UjiaweekF. EAST CENTERSTRET— ANDERSON STREET— what tt takes to product both ways h g oil Ike watch for Snemy Priced from $12 per front foot meat and eggs. Ask- our cus­ plma^ and to always think first WASH TUBBS Cold Wave Coming BY' LESUE tUKNER Prices from $30 per front foot ./■ - . . Srmy crew and poosengera, then 'TOONERVILLB FOLKS BY FC^NTAINE HI CAMPFIELD ROAD—V . Says your,:6Ar Is worth tomers. Pbons evenings for de­ From a friend In Ohio bs PROCTOR ROAD-^ tails, Manchester 8626. Fred o f tiie plane, and only after tkat ‘ Prices from $10 per front foot MALE HELP inspiration for this, gS; pinafor*. niMlOEl MAS PLANE, WnCM CASY/IND MKANfi MWIVK THANK doopMESS, nr !S Prices from $20 per front foot more now than, it will Miller’s Poultry Farm, Coventor, (rf .heroics. On that seventh day J 'HAME WMCHEP Allftay,AaC A V -A------igk T TO PRfVEMT IT tAKSMflfP ALMOST MOHT, UANO! VICTORIA ROAD— HIGH STREET (West)— that’s so charming an' easy went'np with Captain. Woods, the LONSTIME PATRONS HAVE AN AGREEMENT NOT TO P^ACE ever C^sh on maka.'’ This week’s s p e ^ OM.W,a..lmSTWttGtir. THf SAME. YOU'VE GOT In the way of a cotton sports set! WANTED! 10 00 ME this Use blue and white checked cot­ :AV0R'. ton, briUtant glnglpuns, soft blue 'Zif dendm. whits or pastel pique’ for FEMALE HELP j .. 18-35 the pleated aborts and well-cut Ihtrr* PGR DAIRY DEPARTMENT ' To obtain pattern and complete |-D*y 42-Hour Week. Good Salapy/To S ta^ tlahlng instrucUona for the Slgmst iflwss rtkoto lorta and Braa (Pattern No. isffal* BsaL Hcayy wiUi ammuni- 11760) Blass 14, 16, 18 Included, loo and ratlaos for flghtsrs. thia asnd 15 cents In eoim'plus 1 cant A & P SUPER MARKET rraft our War Bonds helped to pay postage, your namst sddrsas and 'i.' 717 MAIN STREET li- churns its way up river In Leyte the pattern number to Anne Ca­ 0 supply Junction. bot. The Manchester Herald, 1150 V.S. T rs^n Detarimuml w h y m o t h e r s d k i o Ra y . Sixth avebus, NsW York 19, N. T. MeXahsM SssAfiU. !■«- .

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