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Crcrman Prisoners Start Trip to Prison Camps

Aid Reaches Malta

Sovieti^ Hold Stoutly ^

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Farm Lad^s Battle in MountainsI tle in Mediterranean

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sians Resisting Fierce-, Canada Units Northwest of Moscow: Carrier Eagle; Ital­ Winning Bull

ly in Caucapus Moun­ ian, Cruisers Turn But Admit Troops in Seen Leading tain Passes Guarding Caucasus Have Fallen Tail and Run Again. Run* Sub-Contest Of- W ay to . Black Sea feting Three Ctdves a* Europe Drive Back Before Nazi Col­

London, Aug. 14.— (JP)— Coast; RedvArmy At­ • Prises in Order to umns Driving Toward.! One a t the gAatest sea and tacking Heavily at air battles of the Mediterra­ Black Sea Port and Get Most Signatures. Weekly Papers Group nean has cost Britain the Voronezh, M o • e o w Is Told Canadians Vir­ Oil Fields at Grozny.

cruiser Manchester and the New York, Aug 14— (JT)— Big- tually Certain to Be aircraft carrier Eagle, but re­ city business acumen as practiced Berlin (From G e r m a n I Moscow, Aug, 14.— (/P)— I

sulted in delivery of rein­ dovra- on the farm today won Broadcasts), Aug. 14.— — Spearhead of Invasion. The Red Army held stoutly forcements and new planes prize bull calf for a 10-year-old The German high command on the approaches to Stalin- | said today the Russians were for Malta and saw Italy’s Mississippi lad in a nationwide Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Aug. grad today and claimed iiA- cruisers again turn" toll and rtm, contest of the American' Jersey resisting fiercely in Caucasus 14— (JP)—It ia viAuslIy certain according to the British Admitkl- Cattle club. pressive successes northwest mountain passes guarding ty. Known Axis Inssea Include two When a broker wonts to fioat a that Canadians will be the spear­ of Moscow but the Soviet Ih-1

aubmorlnes Mmk and two ‘ crulo- bond Issue he usually advertises In the way to the Black Sea head of any second front opera­ formation Bureau acknowl­ er* hit by torpedoes, sold the Ad­ the newspapers and sends out let­ coast, and reported that the tion launched in Europe, Gillia edged that Russian troops in miralty’s communique which to­ ters to clients, but when Robert German prisoners, captured by the Allies In action on the North African froht, ride In a lighter Red Army was attacking Purcell, general superintendent to a vessel which will take them overseas to permanent prison camps for the duration of the war. of The. Canadian Press, sold to­ the Caucasus had fallen back day gave the first official Allied Houston, Jr., of Tupelo, Miss., hekvily at Voronezh and north­ account of the battle which hSMl wanted to sell stock In himself he day at the annual meeting o f the before Nazi columns driving to-1 west of Moscow. ward the Black Sea port of Novo- been in progress since Tuesday. went the financiers one betler. C!anodlu Weekly Newspapers Exploit Moontplnous Terrain roesisk and the Grozny oil fields. As part of a "victory cam Associltlon. No Mention of Americans "In the {Caucasus district," a 'The bureau’s noon communique psign" In which th* cattle club la He warned, however, against The Rome radio today declared, communique said, "the enemy, ex­ reported that Russian artillery, presenting 1,000 purebred bulls to any urging of a premature sec­ "the joint effort by British and Bombers Blast at Jap Warships; ploiting mountainous terrain pounding sway at steadily-attack­ American dairy farmers for im­ ond front, declaring that "right American pooled reoourtes was which 4s particularly favorable for ing German forces on the flanea proved breeding and greater milk now tbe weeklies con do a valu­ the greatest ever attempted in the defense, ia still putting up rA ist- of the Stalingrad front, hod Mediterranean.” The Admiraitj’ able job for Canada In this game ance In order to cover his retreat knocked out more than 100 enemy mode no mention of American (COntlnoed *a Page Ten) Nipptonese Claim 35 Vessels Sunk on the sea rout* from the north tanks, 35 armored cars < and 350 participation. (Ooatiaaed on Fog* Nine) (Caucasus ports. trucks. Authoritative sources her* said Enemy Assaults RepnlteS several aircraft carriers as well os Assert 13 Cruisers, "Tbs attack o f German *tro8)>t Solomon Islands Bat­ British battleships accompanied Italy Claims M olz^n Ends is nevertheless progressing well. All the enemy ossnulta were re- I the Malts convoy. Nine Destroyers^ Three tle Explodes O ver In on* place weak enemy forces Navy Seizes pulsed with heavy losses, two | 'The Admiralty intimated that were isolated and dispersed. complete German companies be­

the convoy might have suffered Submarines and Ten Broadening Area; Try "Docks on th* Black Sea coast ing wiped Out in one attack and I 9 More Ships further losMs or, damage, saying, Giving Story 600 men being killed in another, Transports Are Sunk. were again the objective of effec­ Cable Plant; "it 1* not to be expected that ex­ To Aid Garrisons. the bulletin declared. tive German sir roide. Two large tensive and dangerous operations Sunk in Fight transports were damaged through Unofficial advices^ however, re- I o f this type, carried out in ciose Tokyo (From Japanese U pon Stand ported later that the Germans ac­ General MacArthur’s Head­ bomb hits." Strike Ends proximity to enemy bases, con be tually had broken through and ] Broadcasts), Aug. 14,-^i'P)— quarters, Australia, Aug. 14 A Gerpuui motor torpedoboat completed without loss." reached the Don below Kletskayo, sank a 4,000-ton trsn s^ rt off Destroyer, Cruiser, 3 Imperial headquarters said P ro te sts o f — The Battle of the Sol­ 75 miles northwest of Stalingrad. Axis Ctolma Exaggerated Account Tuapse, it was sold. I in 8 ccmimunique today that omon Islands exploded over 800 Employes Votc^ to only to be hurled back by a fiirlana I It declared, however, that pub­ Merchant Vessels and Talk Given in Phila­ Don Fighting Net Mentioned lished Axis claims were known to Japanese naval forces in the a broadening area of tbe Return to Work at 4 Russian counter-attack.

be exaggerated. Four Other Ships In­ Battle of the Solomon Islands South Seas today with Allied Th* communique made no men­ Th* (utile break-through, theoa | delphia GeHnan Pa­ Combined German and ItsTIarl had sunk 13 British and tion o f land operations In the Don P. M. Today; Time Set advices said, waa sccompTiahad by cluded in New Report. bombers blas.ting away at claims Included: Sunk, three crula- per Is Not Accurate. bend ores. maoaing great numbers of tonka j American cruisers, nine de­ Japanese warships and trans­ By Navy to Reopen. ers, two destroyera, 21 merchant Of tbe fighting farther north it on a narrow sector. The . IM | ships and the aircraft carrier Rome (From Italian Brood- stroyers, ' three submarines ports apparently trying to re sold: Army’s counter-attack was said j and ten transports. (These figures Bolletin! Eagle; damaged, one battleship, coiU), Aug. ,14—(P)—The lUUon inforca garriaonx hurled out of "In the ares of Voronezh fresh Bayonne, N. J„ Aug. 14—(8>)— to have separated the tanks from tw o aircraft carriers. Including tbe were without confirmation from Hartford, Aqg. 14—UP)— three coastal ores by United attacks of relief made by the Rus­ The Navy today seized the strike­ high command reported today that any source). The war bulletin said Gerhard WUbelm Kuaze, for­ (Conttoned eo Page Fear), U. S. aircraft Ckrrier Wasp, and- States Marines. Allied flying for­ sians failed. Fifty-six tanks were bound Bayonne plant o f The <3en- ‘In further opermtiona" against a that to addition one cruiser, three mer (iennan-Americaa Bund "numerous other steamers and tresses and medium bombers destroyed in bard struggles. pritlsh convoy in the Mediterran­ eral Cable (Corporation and an­ men-of-war.” destroyers and ope transport were "Fuehrer" who ha* pleaded caught the enemy vessels in New "East of Vyazma and at Rzhev ean Italian Naval and sir forces nounced it would reopen the fac­ Originally, however, the Ger­ severely damaged. guilty to aa esploiiage' ooa- Guinea waters, west of hte Solo­ strong enemy attacks were stop­ have sunk a cruiser, a destroyer, ■piraey Indictment, told a tory St 4 p. m. (e.w.t.) mans hod claimed only 21 mer­ Two Jap CrniMrs Damaged mons, yesterday and drove Iwine ped, portly In a counter-thrust, in three merchant ohtpa and four oth­ Federal jurj- today that he three separate attacks, a head­ "Any Interference with th* oper­ chant ships were In tbe entire cont er ships. It said that two Japanese cruis­ fierce fighting, and on this occa­ Flashes ! bad never tofonned the Rev. quarters communique reported. ation of this plant la on offense voy. . ' The communique added that ers were slightly damaged but re­ sion 70 tonka were put out of ac­ (Late BoUetias of the

where oh* went down. said, St a cost of two medium w or­ (Japanese defending forces at Hartford. Aug. 14— VP)— The press and radio reports emanating ores of the far northern front. strike and return to work at 4 today. The Consolidated Airen|281

Waap Not Meatioaed ships damaged, one badly, and 10 that time were stated to have suf- Rev. Kurt E. B. hfolzahn ended his from Australis purporting to give p. m. The vote was on a motion Corporation’s (amona flying bantam |

Without mentioning the Wasp. planes. testimony at 12:50 p. m. (e.w.t.) specific details of the battle’s pro­ made by Daniel Usland. a machine commonly known as CataUnao. "In further operations In the (Ceattooed ee Page Nine) today after three days spent on gress. From the first, (general operator, who said, "Let'a return ham been need la modified dive- Mediterranean against remaining (Ooatlnaed « i Png* Nine) the Federal court witness stand MscArthur and tpe Australians to work for Uncle Sam and re­ bombtog and strafing attacla on | units o f the enemy convoy which Hostages Face defending himself - i^sinot a have carefully Avoided releasing double our effort*.’’ Japanese Installation* on was attacked In preceding days we charge that he plotted with four Michael Petrskion, ^trike chair­ Island, Admiral Towerf said to a I have achieved' further successea," information or commenting on the others to deliver American mili­ tide of battle 1,100 miles off the man, said the workers would re­ communication to H a ^ Wood- { the commimique said, prefacing Spendings Tax Death Threats D odge’s Death tary secrets to the Axij. Australian coast. turn under the same conditions ward, president o ( OonsoUdnted., the list. • • • Before he stepped down, a gov­ There was every Indication that prevailed before the etrlke It described one of the cruisers ernment cross-examiner confront­ was called Monday midnight. said to have been sunk os "the Plan Is Urged nevertheless that this first Allied Foreman Held (or Theft ed him with a copy of a Phila­ Fear Expressed ‘Terri­ Addresairig the meeting, Petrs- Cause Sought very modem Manchester" (the 0.- offensive of the war had now Provideyae. R. L, Ang. 14— | delphia German tankage news­ grown Into a clash of major pro­ ble Slaughter’ Impend- kish. said: 400-ton Manchester was complet­ paper containing on account of a 8200-a-wcek Itinerant dege portions and one whlchl might alter “W e all know what happened plant foreman was charged by I ed in 1038.) Fisher Ui^es Savings Be talk delivered by th* pastor prais­ since we met yesterday and we're Autopsy Ordered by De-; “Many enemy survivors have the whole course o f the Pacific inj^ in Holland Now. Providence police today with being ing the Nazi regime, but tbe pax- all damn’ glad It happened. We're been picked up." the communique Exempted; Favors struggle. ringlender of a gang which stole troit P oUm Inspector; tor protested that he "didn’t (Tokyo's claims of sinkings of all sailors now. added. “Some have been sent to B u lle tin ! tools valued at several knndrpd Minimum Exemption. think” the account was accurate. Allied ships recalled its extrsva- "We know Uncle Sam will 'treat dollars from the Rheem shipyard I W ife’s Lip Split. Molioha Qnetod In Story London, Ang. 14— Of- (OsottoMd *• Pag* Niae) gant>cports of allie'A losses in tbe here and the U. 8. Naval Air Sta­ Assistant Prosecutor Joseph P. Ooral sea and Midway battles, firioi Oaeieh ctrclee reported (Goetlnoed oa Fog* Nloe) Washington. Aug. 14.— UTt— Prof. tion at Qnonset Point. Georg* W. Bulletin! Cooney said the story in The which bore no resemblance to the today Um exeoatlon of 10 of Wallsce, 40, of Philadelphia, WM I Irving Fisher of Yol* University Philadelphia Gazette Democrat their couatrymen on various Detroit, Ang. 14— OP) — urged the Senate Finance {Commit­ facts. Both of those battles re­ named by poUce, as the leader o f doha Duval Dodge, 48-yenr- quoted Molzahn, on trial on a sulted in Japanese defeats.) charges at Prague and Bruena the group, whi^ allegedly teiek Fight Looms tee today to tax'spendings and ex­ charge o f espionage cbnspiracy, la two days this week. Quot­ oM eon of the late mnltl-niil- empt savings. Tw o Zero Figbirrs Downed Boycott Now electric drills, Mts, drill-stock Uonaire automobile maker as osying on Oct 12. 1934. short­ ing official (iermaa stoiie- si "In orar time we are shooting The hesdquarten^ communique wrenches. Police said Wallaoe** doha F. Dodge, auffetod a ly after he returned from a visit said that during the first of yes­ menlo, the Ckeehs sold . four Hon, Carl W., also was tovohred- ■kail fracture nt eeme ttm* On Fees’ BUI sway our savings and cannot Af­ to Germany: were executed at Prague on ford to tax them sway besides,’’ terday,'* attacks on the Japonesf Used ill India They were charged with embesole- 1 prior to hi* death la a koepi- "The homeland has become dlf- ships off New Guinea, six Japa­ acrusatione of preparing high meat, along with Ralph A. Teds* . the well known economist declar­ treonon and four (or arson tal bora Met alght, Wayao ed. nese Zero fighters challenged a CO, 82. of PhlladelphU, .\lfred M. Comity Coreaer Edmund d. Likelihood Increased (Conttnned an Pag* Fear) .flight o f flying fortresses and and ‘fiilarkout rriroea’* while "Put. a special tax on tl)«t' part Rioting and Terrorism RIanchl, 82, of Cranston, and hia Eoebloch eold today. Dr. that two enemy craft were shot tw4 were executed at Bruenn Of Sharp Changes in of penonzl incomes which is brother, James Blanchl. 28, of Raeblech emerged from aa Treasury Balance down and three damaged. on chargea of operating a Dies Dowik Through­ spent," he recommended, “ and re­ Provtdnice. autopoy to moke the bare aa- Bill by ^n ate Action. Seven Zeros engaged medium eecret wlreiene transmitter. aeuacetneat, thea retiiraed to duce (or still better) abolish all out Disturbed Arens.' Washington, Aug. I4—CPi—The bombers in the second attack and Suit Aimed at "Block Market* the poet mortem room. taxes on that - part of Incomes pbsition o f the-iTreasury Aug. 121 one of the enemy fighters ,or*s London, Aug. 14.— 14>>— Nazi Washington, Aug. 14.— (P)— Rla- (whether personal or corporate) Receipts. $21,006,183.07; ex­ ' Cleveland, Ang. 14— (P) —^The tog oppoottion to a HodM-poosed destroyed. ’The third Allied' at- broodcoata repeated today threat* Bombay, India, Aug. 14— VPi— Detroit. Aug. 14— OP) — Police which is saved." penditures. S203.SS9.7S0.05; net Evidence of a- quiet but trouble­ Office of Price Administration to­ Inspector John O. Whitman order­ measure outlawing brokers’ fee* Favors Graduated Tazee balapce, $3,446,483,534.47. of death os reprisal against Dutch day filed. Its first suit aimed at on all government contracts today (CoatiBiied oa Page NU some boycott by the All.lndia ed aa autopoy today to determine Under Fisher's proposal, special hostages unless railway saboteurs Congress m its campaign for in- hairing "Mack market" selUng of increased tbe Ukelihood that it j whether. John Duval Dodge, 43- graduated taxes would be levied dependence' appeared today os I fttcel, ’ ritlag* alleged traasaetian* would undergo sharp modification tiL..thc occupied Netherlands sur­ year-old aon of th* late John F. on peraonolpersonal spendings above ■ w»**« a i - _ riotmg and terrorism died down I involving th* shipbuilding Inter- in the Senate. rendered by midnight tonight and Dodge, multi-milUpnaire automo­ j throughout the disturbed sub- !est* of Andrew Jackson Higgins The measure grew out of hear­ ' in which steel oseertcdly was.sold bile maker, di*d of a hemorrage Polish Arniy m Scotland (ear was expreaZed by Nether­ ! continent. buhicod by excitement over a do- ings before the House Naval Oom- 000ADA for marrl^imarried omsw couples.Iaos ^ lands government sources here Bombay cotton mill* where at prices 88 per cent alwve O PA. mlttec, during which four firms of ceilings. " I f rrlm ioal proseenrisns inestie quarrst or from injuries Tbe white-goete^ profeeaor that a "terrible slaughter ' wmA work waa interrupted by. -strikes Buffered in a ocuffl* at a precinct Waohington. “ sale* engineers" oc- suggested a 5 per cent uix on the at the stort of Mohandas K. Gan­ ore warranted they will be made,” Becoming Armored Unit impending. *oiU OPA Attorney Jomec C. atatlon. k n o w fe d g e d obtototog fees spendings o f on tndlviduiu up to dhi's campaign were reported amounting to approximately $2,- iUniner..HiX snit asked an lajnnc-^ Whitman laid it was still nado- $5,000' ($10,000 for a married .The (Sermons were said to bold working with larger shifts. 000,000 during th* past y«ar by Use restraining Steel Operator.. Sermined whether a skull fracturo, 1,000 hoatogea. Evidence of a boycott was. most couple), 10 per cent on the next London. A u ^ 14— iF)— PoUoh * psthion brigade of Tobruk and tSIUard P . BCarkle from pnrrhns J a osrsteal hemerriiags or a stroke securing war contracts for their 6*n------• - Even os the deadline drew naor ; pronounced in such commodity eUento. $5XX)0 increment for individuola Premier Gen. Wladytlgw Sikorakl Goxola fame ho* W i organized teg and reeelUng steel to sxceee b fij ASUBod Dodgo’B death foDowtag (the next $10,000 for married cou- in on order of th* day onnouneed lato d division side bv there were new reports of continu­ j markets ^ rice and wheat The Ih* loot •ptooda la a turholent It eras laantad authoritatively side aw^th the oeillag. Judge Robert N. pies), and so on to S per cent today that "our Army ‘ cerpe ia which stand further Polish dlvl- ed sabotage. The i (Sermana an­ markets* remained open, but sc- earner that ofted brought hiz that CSiairmon Walsh (D.. Moss.) i M b granted a temporary injmw- Scotland, atxengthened by com­ sKma. , nounced that four persona were I tuol buying and sellmg was mork- Bam* into haadUiMo., c t the Senate Naval Oammittae jump* imtil a maximum rate of 50 ! rioa. per cent tax would ba reached on patriots fronr America and from Strong Arm y Growigig arrested in an attempt to blow up i edly reduced. • • • Had B*p*d to «ta*i6lia D*dg* had written mamifaeturera who Such Congress leaders os rc- spendings of $45,000 or over for Russia, is being converted into an "There, in one of the key point* a Nooi-controUed . radio station. . Pasnageri Wind "Our inveatigation entirely de- protested the bill that It was not armored motor corps and will be I msined out of jail predicted that to'nda upon the Jindings o f the the Intent o f CXmgreea "to disturb single persona or $90,000 or mote of the theater of World war, a^ A Reuters dlapstch from Stock­ a strong liiipirment in th* future strung southern Piilish Army, t s ' I workers leaving the riot-troubled j New York. Ang. 14.- post mortem,” th* Inapector said, the legitimate and long standing (ur married couples., holm said Gen. FYietlrich Chrio- uffeiuuve un the continent." growing up which Will be able tu ,'i'itiea would soon spread the niou clted passengers smasi ^ e had hopiNl to question Dodge relstlona conceratog sales made to To compute the apendings. Klsh- tiansen. Nasi commander in The ' Hia order, loaued in connection play on immeasurably important non-cooperation movement in tbe , of a anbway train today as a i a* to tbe acuffl* that .took plara the government." er said graea receipts from sU NetheriondJ, declared that expio- j with oMeiylysnce of Polish "Sol role. villages. - rlrcnit (Ire sent anw' between - hlmaelf and hi* wife." Medlfieatten Expected oourcea should be totalled and olvea found on those arrested orere diera’ D*y’^ tomorrow,' added: "FYom Russia tens o f thousands Order PrevaUa la Bombay througk a tunnel wker* the Praoecutor I6^Ulam E. Dowling He referred, to hla letters, to certain specific deductions aub- of Toreign ortkin." He waa quot­ "Everything ts being done in 6r- of soldiers and volunteers are com­ Order'prevailed in Bombay, but were Stalled. Hnndre* af i said M n . Dodg* told him ah* auf- tractod. Th* moct aeoentlal o f ed os threatening reprisal against *>>irerful oppoeiUan'* which be 4er that this corps, tvfaen It is ing to join the ranks. there were outbreak* eo the other f*rtd a split Up srbm Dodfs thoe* deductiaiis, be declared, Dutch hoetogea throughout the said the hUI bad encountered to its on th* continent and wo ootn* Into t’F^irther voluntoera await the side ot the Indian peninsula ia struck bar during a qnamL to ths Bgtsint form, and said that it would be buxtooes lypanaea and district. contact with the mass of Polea. time when, with weapons to hon^ the Madras area. Four persona boon of a fitond, Howard B. prohab^ would be "tseatiy modi- reinvextinenta, taxM and reosoo- eon be developed quickly into Nmober Net Spectled wore killed there in a stubborn at­ Lango, whila Lang* waa ahoent a ^ b e y will be able, to take up the flod" after hie oommittea eonsulta obi* deductions for dependenU. Polish areetern Army.- fight against the' Germans and None of the Noxi broadcasts tack on a railway station to which Potic* found Dodg* akMM to th* ■overamant departmeat hende and "A new type of our troopo, the their aatellites." heard here apecifled Jhe ''number several passenger cars were burn­ Kanw, whSa they won iavoatigat- aoMM of th* manufacturers at parachute truopo, have become ed after travelera had been evict- r -

' / V PAGE TR’O MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER,.^CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1941 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBR, CONi?. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, PAGE ":s, Rent Curbing Notice Robbtr! Rubber! Rubbor! t O r t i J Cl«i jrvice Stars Is. Displayed Here Claims Lack Class Forming Who’s Got a Rubber Bom ? | tiaiC l 9116116^ ^ ^ Trained Help Only One. Man C a ^ Back The ' fouling notice waa Overnight News S h o rty Leg Manchester .L" W ar A catastrophs almost occur­ Cows Eat and Like poatad at the local ration bu­ Of Supplies |Ai^ Appearing CtrUlaa Oqfanaa PhoM t-0107 — Rad Croea Phene S8S1 For Red Cross red this morning In tha local reau this morning wbicn Are Prepared ration bureau when the rubber Sorely Neeaed Of Connecticut r.pcakr for it.self: Bars leg base o f the office type­ By Asociated Frees All Rents The Red Croae CivlUan Defence *ler, 27 Grove atreet, 91; Mr. and ^ Synthetic Material Mofe on Municipal Local Rations Bureau Is New Series to Be Start- writer went out of commiaalon. For living quarters in: Clasa which ia to be instructed by Mrs. Michael Berthiaume of 309 V Local Red Cross Chapter With a large amount of worlr Hartford. Middlesex and Tot- . Equipped with Only Gerald Young of Liocuat street, la Oakland atreet. |1; William' State Hospitals An­ Madison Youth W alki|| FLin; Seen Now in ed Next Monday at the to be done on ration files, the New Haven— Four men were ar­ land Counties and In Meriden to start at 8L Mary’s Pariah hall. BroWn, 309 Oakland atrqet. g l; Mr. Is Getting Ready to rested yesterday In connection aged machine began tetering Thrive on Food Made State Theater, Hartford nounce Special Attend­ Many Homes. and Wallingford in New Ha­ Barest Necessities. Friday, September 11, at 7 o'clock, and Mrs. Joseph Brown, 309 Oak- Lincoln School. with an attempt to hold up Harvey 11 Miles to Apply I about on a three-legged' base Protect Residents. ven Counties under Federal This class has an enixdUnsnt o f 30 ' land street, $1. Entirely by Machinery, New Show Begins Today Glaser of this city 'as he entered like a dory in a nor’easter. ants Course. Early to Enlist. TWo more Rtan were added toj Control. Tha lo cy rationing board, for Arsons and anyone wishing to join ------his car. They were held. Detective The certainty that many fatall- What to do about*lt? Noth­ The Manchester Chapter la Municipal aervice flac yeater- Unless the building was all tha good offices it performs for a First Aid Class may do so by The following persons have com­ Out of Ammonia and John L. MeSherry said, under $5,- tiea from accidents of all kinds ing. Rubber leg bates for type­ Hartford, Aug. 14—Three hospi­ Hartford, Aug. 14— (Jp — I , newly built or eubatantially al- calling Red Cross Headquarters' pleted th e ' Junior Course of in­ making plana on tha eatabllah- 000 bail each on technical charges 4ay, repreaeatinc Nawton J. Tag­ ! the government has a coinplaint writers are as scarce now aa Carbon Dioxide. tals to be affiliated with the New tered ainca April tl, 1941. tha 6637 and they w ill be assigned to struction in Life Saving and W a­ can be eliminated, waa pointed‘ out ment a t Red Croea :^Em*rgency of Idleness. They gave the names CeSUgaa, 31, of Madison, told gart. Jr., of the podca department! I to Register along with other ra- hen’s teeth with all the type­ and Joaeph Binok of the garbage | . general rule tenants should i a clase which la convenient to ter Safety, and certificates are be­ today by Benjamin Cheney, chair­ Britain State Trade school course of Sam Cox, David McCoy, both of ' tionlng bureaus in. the country— writer plants out of commis­ Shelters In town. ITta ahaltera wUl ficera at the Arm y Induction dtpartment. The banner now con- follow l.s: them. - • . ing forwarded to them: Lillian Ma- By Howard W. Blakealee for trained attendants have been New Britain; Henry Adams of the lack of . necessary equipment man of the Maachester Chapter, sion and devoted to war work. ba equipped to take care of 100 tion here that he stayed up -tauiB IS Btars for men now in Do Not Pay More Rent Than retto, Sandra Stuart, Gladys Wil­ Wide World Science Editor New Haven and James Stewart. and suppllas. In fact the local in announcing a sertaa' of classes Yankee ingenuity will win, anounced by Mrs. Kathryn C, night and walked 11 mllee so thatl |t«ervice. Certificates have bean received son, Roxana Beckwith. persons each. Madison, W ia. Aug. 14.—Cows Pomfret—Sergt. Royal Scranton the Rent Paid on April 1, 1941. ix>ard la a mutual donation so­ In first aid to ba sponsored by the though, for the office workers Brownell, R.N., director of the I . More and more aervice flaga are at Red Cross Headquarters for the According to the model issued et the University of Wisconsin A g ­ of the Danielson state police bar­ he could apply early for entiat.1 ciety or else it would not be able local chapter bertniilng Monday will either whittle out a wood­ course. ment. ; I I'r/ObowlnC up id factories, and other Standard First Aid Class recently Did You Know— by the American Red Cross the They are: Windham County Me­ racks said that CTiase H. Davis, to pcriorm the duties incumbent completed in Bolton and lhatructed That every precinct In Manches­ evening at tha Lincoln School. en leg for the machine or stuff i ricultural Department are eating But Daniel suffered a froctuxagl dMUtutlona here, including Cheney "The national headquarters of building most appUcab:# to the morial Hospital, Inc., WUllmantic; formerly prominent In CTnclnnati, upoii it. by Mrs. 83sla Jones. Those com- ter hss about 2,000 persons in 1U the right thicknesa of books urea,'a synthetic material made 0 „ was found In a field on his 600- Itaea cap when he was a baby aadl l^iWOtbers, and Pioneer Parachute the Rad Cross in Washington re­ situation la a school. TTieae have Hartford Municipal Hospitag and Manchester For the amount of work done pleUng the course are the follow­ borders. According to the Red under the ailing leg for the ; i entirely by machinery, out of am­ acre estate here yesterday with' one leg ia now three inches Uiortpl tJompany, Orford Soap Company, cently revealed that many letters such necessary sanitary accommo­ Griffin Hospital, Derby. - Case Brothers, and the Manchea- by the board, handling the ration­ ing: Mrs. - Marguerite M. Bolton, Cross program, there should be at duration. ‘The ration bureau; dations aa tcllats, wash bastna,, the top of his head blowm aw a y^ y er than the other, so the AninrI ing of Urea, gas, sugar ahd later' are received each month racount- monia and carbon dioxide. Hospitals will provide eight tof Trust Oompany. Date Book Mre. Eva ly. EUiot, Mra, AUca L, least one out o f every 10 persona typewriter, vintage unknown,' showers, slop sinks and drinking a shotgun blast. had to refuse him. probably numy other commodities, ing instances where first aid train­ They are eating, liking and wax- months' experience in ward duty Individual families here arc also Rogers and Mrs. Florence H. Web­ a qualified first alder. This should haa about the aUffeat schedule I fountains. Bridgeport—A public meeting Comnnend Gallant Spirit ihe rationing office has but the ing was the means of saving lives log fat on the same kind of urea under, supervision as part of the UtUng out service flags, all being Tonight ster. give each precinct about 200 first of any In town and must oper­ Heating faculties are also named a committee last night that "Even if we did accept you, wa] barest of equipment. A phone is and Dteventlng lasting Injuries,’’ which goes In enormous amounts one-year course whlcti opens at by Mr. and Mrs. John P. aiders. ate at full speed dally—legs o r' taken j» r a o f In aebools, and the sent a telegr^ to President ' Meeting of First Aid Associa­ supplied by the government. Mr. Cheney atated. "In our own into America's a*ar explosives, and the Trade School, New Britain, on wouldn't have the proper shoasl Ifilakulia of 279 Tolland Turnpike The Rod Croea Emergency K it Today, one of the precincts has no legs. 1 foUowlng must be in every shel­ Roosevelt aqklng "a nation-wide tion, Trade school, 7:30. state and county we also have had Into some of the most beautiful Sept. 9. Four months’ classroom for you," the doctors told hUal have four aons in the various ,in c tyiiewrlters are donated, Fund reached $144 today as a $10 as low as 23 first aiders, and oth­ ^---- -6 ter: Fire exits on each floor, fire and more equitable distribution of Special meeting. Board of Se­ even the typewriter ribbons are numeepus Inatancaa called to our plastics for buttons, buckles, pens, instruction t^ill be given at the commending bis gallant a p lr itT ^ f g-Jlsrvtce branches, dongUon was roceivad at head­ ers are hot up where they should extlngulahers on each flar, elec­ Trade School. . fuel oil." ’■ "That’s all right with me. I eopj lectmen. 8:00. contributed Oy working members attenUoa where knowledgp of first payers a "breathing apell" from lamps, necklaces. p f Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Shedd 'romorrow quarters from the Mona Ypres be. Chief first alders should take aid came In handy." tric lighting, substitute lighting by Additional classes will Stan on NeW Haven—A post of the make them myself," replied Daa^l iHiSf M Wetherell street hold the .of..the office. Only recenUy waa further major alteratlona. The Wisconsin achievement, cli­ Atnerican Legion last night coopt­ Outing, Auxiliary Firemen, V il­ Post, BrtUsh War Vsterans. Other it $>pon themselves to canvass their Highway Aoddente kerosene, electric torch or candles, Nov. 8, 1942, and on Jan. 31 and iel, explaining that h* conatruetofii i ‘|weord to ddte for moat sons in any the local office suppiiec, witn Ra- Byrd advocates a retail sales tax max of five years experiments. Is ed a resolution protecting as "un- contribuUons were received today neighborhoods and get persons "Police and firemen, employes of and blackout provisions. May 2, 1943. (Official U. 8. Navy Photo from N E A ) with a Jig eaw and a block o f wood I [ 'OM asrvice, their three sons now la Douiaa. Uon Bureau sU.Uonery and as tor to obtain the $2,560,000,000 addi­ one a t the great scientific turning American and certainly, unpatll- Sunday, August 22 from Mre. H. L. Richmond, 114 signed up to take a first aid course public utility companies, and Sleeping Aooonunodatioaa 'The coutse offers a double op­ Hera Is the last picture made o f the scrappy and heroic U. 8. Navy aerial torpedo squadron members the three-inch lift for tha 'Mcvtng In the United States Ma- noUcc cards. to be sent out to ap­ Henry street, $1; Miss Janice Mil- in the near future. tional money \ Secretary Morgen- points in diet. It Is the first time otlc’’ the recent action of a Provi­ ■hoe he now wears. . Annual outing o f. Washington plicants— a Supply of 20 caros drivers df buaaa and interstate Ih regard to sleeping accommo­ that man or animal has gotten portunity, Mrs. Brownell pointed who were shot down to a man in the battle o f Midway— but not until th iy had sunk three Japa­ jt o a Oorpo. tbau said ought to be raised over dence, R. I.,-musicians' union in The answer was still "No,” bow Social Club at Rod and Gun dub.- nave been received In some in­ trucks are being trained by the Red dations, the shelter should have away, on any large scale, from out. the opportunity not only to nese airplane carriers. Standing, left to right: Lieut. J. C. Owens. Jr.. Ensign Fayle, John C. W al­ Croea Instructors In an effort to and above the amounts in the ten rooms, and ten persons are as- earn a living, but also to play an dron, R. A. Moore, U. M. Moore, W. R. Evans, G. W.. Teato and H. J. Ellison; kneeling, left .‘to fining an orchestra leader $300 for ever, so the young man returned j Coventry. stances to care for 3,000 persons House bill, but Barkley expressed ’ plants as a source of-food. singing the "Star-Spangled Ban­ Sunday, August 2S at one Ume. said the Italians who "blaoted the lessen the number o f fatalities algned to each room. Cooking and Even the meat eaters have hpd important part in the war effort. right; G. M. Campbell, W. W. A mbercromble, H. R. K en^n, Jr, G. H. Gay (only'iiiurvlvor), J. D, to his home with only the bops] Fight l^oms 'doubt that Omgreaa would approve Andrews Sisters, -Will Osborne ner" without permission o f the that ta the future Arm y restric­ Annual Outing, Manchester Im ­ Only yesterday a raUon bureau little Yugoslav vtilage of Rsvnik Boycott Now that occur on our highways and In feeding accommadationa, another to rely on meat coming from plant Due to enlistments of graduate Wopdson, W., W . Creamer and R. B. Miles. , ' out o f the ground” because of pa­ such a levy at this time. Both the necessity are also available in nurses in the armed forces, there union. tions might be lowered. provement Association, Osano’a in New Enguuid, which served a our homta,’' Mr. Cheney said. "W e eaters o f the earth or the sea. America’s No. 1 singing trio, the On Fees’ Bill triot activity, posted notices feel that our local chapter wlU be United States Chamber of Com­ schools, and therefore these build­ is a shortage of miraei for duty Waterbury — The Mattatuck cottage. populaUon o f 160,000 pereons. Used in India Reeulte Completely Wholesome Andrews Sisters, (shown top, cen­ thrqpteQiiig death to any residants performing a distinct and much- merce and the National Associa­ ings are highly recommended. in the' private home and In the Local Resident Bays Manufacturing Company offered 'riie ihodem warplane pilot *«■» Monday, .Angust 24 threatened to quit cold it more But now there are a lot of hu­ ter) creators of boogie-woogie yesterday two cents an hour in­ *'of neighboring vlUages' who gave, needed servloe to the community tion of Manufacturers have called The Staff to take c4re o f theSe hospital which the trained attend some 50 instruments at hia dl^MS- Meeting, DUworth-Comell Post, help waa not supplied the bureau. mans who have eaten beef from rhythm and top stars o f otoge, 25'Services’ An Historic Button Set Oiemist Held (OenthiDed frem Page One) shelter to the homeless. (Contiaiied from Fags One) In training 'averyone possible in for a aalea tax at recent meetings. aheltera w ill Include a Shelter ant can flU. . crease. in the bqse pay at a confer­ al, whereas the na'vigator of but 10 , American Legion, Legion Home. Manager Erik Modcan and his Barkley said that a direct with­ the Wisconsin cowa drunk the screen, radio and records, are ap­ ence between the management and Reuters reported that "as moat the rudljnenU of first aid and its Manager and two Assistant Shel­ This course prepares students Aldon E. BaUey of 382 Main years ago had no more than 10 or ^^^kasrlngs to begin in about ten . Standard First Aid Class opens aselatants are quite outspoken holding tax on wages, Interest and milk, and liked the butter and the pearing In person on the stage of the State Labor Mediation Board. 13. of the mala population was shot Od. Some telephone and telegraph application.’’ ter Managers. Also on duty wUl for the State Nursing Board Curbs Lifted ' street purchased a set of five ' As Assailant Lincoln school, 7:80. about the lack of suppllea and dividends, similar to an Income tax cheese which was to quite an ex­ the atr-conditioned State theater, on the spot or driven away to lines were pulled down. - Mr: Cheney said that all .per- be a physician, three registered licensing examination for trained •■’’Washington Buttons" yester­ falsh’s office said the senator August 81 to Saptembar 7 equipment with which to care tor collection levy placed In the Houae tent the machine-made urea which Hartford, today, Saturday and Italy, tha homelaae constated of Some Indians and soma news- aona. .interested In receiving first nurses, six nurse’s aides and six attendants.. Before admission to day at the Maxwell auction In racaivad a targe an&ount of Knights of Columbus Carnival. Manchester's 25,000 people. hiU, presented “many difficulties’’ theae experimental cows were fed. Sunday only. Hear them sing the women, children and-the aged.” papera such as Tha Bombay aid training should communicate first aiders. Twelve mnasengars the course, a personal interview is Rockville Which were qut from from persona opposed to the Friday, gaptambar 11 of administration but did not indi­ The results have been completely hit tunes o f the day that sky­ *LIttle Relation to Cost •Mystery o f ^Phantom Chronicia suggested that the time with the local Red Croat Chapter will also ba asslgnad to each shel­ required o f each applicant. Applv the great coat of Gen. George Istion, and reported that the Meeting of Board of Control, cate he bad foreclosed bis mind wholeeome, showing that the dream rocketed them to fame. In addition had come for the government to at once in order to be enrolled. ter. to Mrs. Browpell at the State O f­ Of Living'' Seen on ; Washington which was left at Barber' Also May Be obtaction came from small Chamber of Commerce, Manches­ Hostage;es Face Former Chief Clerk against such a proposal. of calling on the machines for to ah entirely new repertoire of consent to negotiate a settlement, The phone number is 6637. fice Building, Hartford, on Tues­ his headquarters at Newport, facturers who, unable to af> ter Country Club. The oomnUttee arranged to hear food may some day come true. songs as only the Andrews eistere Exempted Jobs. FEATURED FURS! Shot as Hostage but there was not the elightest in­ day and Friday afternoons, or at R. I., during the Revolutionary Solved by Arrest. personal repreaentatlyee here Standard First Aid Claas opens Death Threats dication Of such a move In the nearly a acore of witnesses today Of Immediate importance, the can swing them. Appearing with New Britain Trade School on ordinary times, obtaiited gov* Hurley Urges Wlaconsin experiment seems to In­ the Andrews slMera, is W ill Os' [ War. ■ S t Mary’s Hall, .7:30. London, Aug. 14-HF)— Am eri­ capital o f New Delhi. DodgeV Death in an over-flow scasion at which It Wednesdays.. Washington, Aug. 14— (dh — Pascagoula, Mtse., Aug. 14—\JPi nant contracts by paying can sources herb received ' word sure farmers of this and other na­ borne and his great Hollywood I These buttons are of brass Saturday, Saptanbar IS Reports continued to come In hoped to wind up its public hegr- The course is without charge to' —The bizarre mystery of a "phan­ _ nts on a commlslaen basis. Installation meeting, BoropU- (ContlBued from Page One) from Greece ' today that David Inga. tions a reasonably priced' source band, recently featured in "Blues residents of. Connecticut. Prices on 35 services rsn^ng from and the center of the inch and ~Bappsaentatlve Vinaon (D-^Ga), of casualty totals from outbreaks Cutting of Wood tom barber" who clipped girls' : miat Club, Manchester Country Tlano, 38, former chief clerk In Cause Sought of cattle feed to temper aome of In The Night,” and nationally shoe shining to termite eradication a quarter button bears (3ene''- irman of the House committee in s c a tte i^ aectlona earlier this hair while they slept and the bru- j forfeited if the aaboteurs who the United States consulate in the shortages expected from war. known aa o n » o f the most popular were free of government .regula­ ai Washington’s initials, "G. author of the bill, argued the dub. ‘ week. An official - compilation tal beating of a young couple In ! ’Tuesday, Saptanbar 15 wrecked a Nethartande train a Salonika, had been shot by the The synthetic urea forme the aggregations In the musical world. W ." and around the initials ilatlen waa necessary to "stop week ago failed to eurrender. from Old Delhi said 40 persons (Continued from Page One) Hertford, Aug. 14.——Gover­ tion today. their bed were believed solved to- I Meeting .of Retail Credit Bu­ Germane as a hostage. PoKce Court bulk of the protein In the Wiscon­ Also appearing on the same bill Unemployed Pay the line, "Long Live the Presi­ prefiteeHng'and end the ac- A n undiecloaed .number of Ger­ bad been killed and 55 injured in nor Hurley again directed the at­ The services which Included dent.’’ Around the edge o f the day with the arrest of a (Sermon- ' reau. Manchester Country dub. Tlano was among 20 hostages sin cow meals, although never all are the WeMOo brothera, and Ity af the fivC per-cent influ- dlaturbaneea there between Tues­ ing a report of a prowler at the sd- tention of the people of the state buttons are the abbrevtatlon.s educated chemist. Luncheon meeting of Retsdl man troopa were killed In the shot in groups of 10 during Jan­ the protein. 'The idea that urea many bther star acts.' watch repairing, boarding dogS; ea boys." wreck. day and this morning. dreea, and took him to a precinct Donald Gamache, 38, o f 58 Ives today to the fact that they may Awards Aiiiiiilled Police Chief A. W. Ezell sold Merchants Division, Chamber of uary, the source said. Ha was a might do this has been on tap There are two (2) midnight and horseshoeing were exempted of the 13 origlfial states. But­ Ba aald that the brokers’ fees One by one, miUa and factories station for questioning concern­ street, WUllmantic, charged with be able to cut wood for their own tons of this type are very rare "w e’re sure It's the man," and de­ Commerce. Manchester Country A Netherisnde epokesman ax- naturalized Greek of Spanish Jew­ ing his presence there. many years and tried In many stage and screen shows this week­ are charged o ff as part of the were reported reopening in Bom­ operating a motorcycle yesterday use on certain woodlands. from price ceilings, the Office of and valuable. clared that he hod been charged , dub. preseed the fear that tha number ish ancestry. Dodge collapsed while awaiting lands. end, one tonight (Friday), mid­ *: e f war work, and declared the bay, which had been the scene of without a proper regiatration, waa Recently a wood-fuel campaign San Francisco. Aug. 14.—OP)— Price Administration explained, with assault and battery and at­ Friday, Saptaoibar 25 orbaatagea condemned might be Salonika’s 6,000 Spanish Jews, questioning, and was rushed from Urea, once before, changed the night, and the other on Sunday The card of Colonial buttons would save the government the most turbulent outbreaks since found guilty In town court this haa been' conducted liy State Unemployment awards of more because they had “ little relation to tempted murder o f the couple. I Norwich IMatrict Conference at Increased as a rcault o f tha latest whose ancestors krent to Greece the precinct station to receiving scientific course of the world. It midnight, both ahows starting at will be on display - this week­ of millions of dollars." As Sunday. morning b y Judge R. R. Bowers, Forester Austin F. Hawes to help than $415,000 to CIO water front cost of living." The officer sold strands of hair lly drafted, the measure South Methodist church. attempt against tha radio sUUon, three generations ago, have been hospltsL He died last night, more waa the first, organic chemical 1:15 a.ra. 'The shows tonight are end in • the Dcwey-Rlchman and fined $5.00 and coats. reUeve thq threatened fuel short­ imionists, growing out of work Simultaneously, pri^e regula­ found behind the prisoner's house only Naval contracts, but but added: "Wa at least see thst preesed into labor gangs,, it was Evening Hours Retatt^-ely Quiet than 40 houra after his arrest, ever synthesized. That was 114 continuous' through midnight, and store. Main street. Gamache waa arrested'at noon age this coming winter. In order you fnay-come anytime. On. Sun­ losses during tw o -1939 San Fran­ tions on 61 more important groups had been sent to the Federal Bu­ : waa widened on the House floor Washington, first president ef tha people art net broken In said. Even In the most-feared eve­ without ragaining oonadousnesa. years ago. Until then science held reau of Investigation for Identlfl-1 FUR JACKETS ■ p in t’’ yesterday - at the Center traffic to facilitate the cutting of wood, day, the doors for the midnight cisco labor disputes, were annulled of services which cost the nation bring In all government pur* the United States, waa a soldier, ning hours yesterday Bombay re­ Probe Far From Complete It ,was impossible for test tubes to Thursday by the stete District about $5.p00.000,000 annually, un­ cation tests, | The natioaaUty of the pereons mained relatively quiet and there circle when Officer Raymond a number of wood-fuel coordina­ show open at 12:01 a.m. surveyor, and wealthy land owner. Dowling said there .waa a pos- create anything made by living Court of Appeals.' derwent an OPA overhauling. rental and repair of automobiles, Attacks. Spread Terror I *^Luxurioas” is juet the word said to have attempted to wreck Three Dissidents were no reports o f caaualtlea. Griffin’s attention was drawn to tors have been appointed In an o f D q ^ forget, the state Stal theater, bicycles, business machinery, Blbility excitement induced by the Useues. The powerful CIO Longshore­ 61 Services Affected Terror hod spfead throughout for them. Jackets you’ll love the radio station waa not dis­ New Delhi, another trouble cen­ the operator who was having tha eight counties. These coordi­ HartWrd. is completely air-condl- store and kitchen equipment: de­ I Sentenced to Death quarrel caused a fatal hemor­ - Nercaalty Of Ufa men’s Union, fathered by Harry Formerly controlled by specific this ship-building city after th e ' closed by the Germans. ter, also waa reported quiet but rhage, or that Dodge’a skull waa trouble with the cycle. \Yhen nators have corapUed lists a t forest Urea Is a principal excrement of Uoned. velopment and printing o f photo­ for day and for night. Grace­ Vichy, Unoccupied France, Aug. Bridges.' brought suit to collect the service price- ceilings or by .the strange ottocko. Residents kept < Maaawhlla ths Norwsglaa gov- tense. fractured when his head struck a asked for his license and regia­ owners In tbalr towns who are graphs; shoe repairing, dry clean­ ful in every detail. iburton’s ... for heat 14—’ OF) —Thsee diasidenta . to man and all mammals, and to a compensation. ''cncral maximum price regtilation their doors and lower windows emmsnt In London said It had With armed British aacurity chair or other objects at tha pre­ tration Gamache failed to produce willing to hava wood cut. and wUI ing, picture framing*radio • re­ France’s policy of collaboration lesser extent of reptiles and lower •’The claimants," read the court’s prescribing use of the highest locked securely and wroroen would j been xmable to learn yet what pun- forces atm patrollng and police cinct etaUon. He termed hia in­ the latter. Gamache pleaded not advise Inaxpariancad parsons on animala. It Is present In all tissues. pairs, knife sharpening, repair of have been condemned to death at guilty but failed to put up any the kind o f tools to uaa,- where Fuliire of Deaf opinion, "voluntarily made the ’ a- prices charged last March, rates not venture forth alone at night. I lahmant If any bad been Inflicted and troopa acting sw iftly and vestigation far from oomplate, and . It Is a necessity of life. bor dispute of the checkere their farm machinery, commission sell­ Clermont Ferrand and .62 Coro- defenae. buxs sawa may ba obtatnad and on the 61 Bervlces now will be The arrest followed weeks of I on some 900 men, woman and chil­ firmly, however, there waa aome aald It waa poealbla that without But It ia not by any stretch of labor controversy and no reason­ ing, cor loading, rental of trans­ munista arreated at MontpaUler TTie court was Informed by give out other useful Information. - Interest Told fixed by use 'of the same pricing Inveatigation by police and private | SILVER FOX dren who were arreated ia Oaio, sporadic street fighting and van- Dod||;e’a own teatimony tha full th e. ImaglnaUon a food.' even ing can alter the conclusion that portation equipment, sand-blast­ and Rouaslllion. Proeecuttng Attorney Jay Rubl- methods employed In March. detectives. Aug. 3 for wearing flowers to com- dallam elsewhere In tha vast sub­ atory o f how he met hia death though It is a nitrogenous com­ they either left their work because ing services of custom brokers, The Clermont Fsrrand trial was now that William Carey of Wood­ i f no pricing method used In Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Heidelberg , if msmomte tha birthday of King one of the first cases in which cap­ continent, might never be told. pound. o f that dispute or that they re­ that month can be applied the and other related classifications. were beaten severely with on iron Haakon of Norway. land street, who waa In court last ital punishment has been pro­ A t Dacca, one person was killed Mrs. Dodge was Dodge’s second Only the cows can eat It,, and Washington, Aug. 14 — (/Pi — fused suitable employment because sellers must determine a maxi­ Hirkard Considers Inquiry bar os they slept In their home | *198.50 t k b b v - b f a b Friday charged with operation of Findlay Receives These sources quoted rtporte nounced on ^ Ittic a l prisoners in and several were injured, includ­ wife. They married in 1933, with­ that, aa shown by the Wisconsin President Roosevelt, calling atten­ of It. . . mum price by using the highest Meantime, Secretary of Agricul­ early on the morning o f July 13. a motor vehicle without a license, oomiag through Stockholm that unoccupied France. Seventeen men ing policemen;, when guards in a week after bis divorce from experiments, is due to the four tion to. the designatipn of Oct. 23- The unemployment Insurance act price' charged for the same service ture Wickard considered an OPA Two days previously, Carol Peattie had failed to produce In. court a Serg^nt’s Stripes j Choice Pelt* In 25-2A-80-82- MaJ. Vldkun QulsUng's Norwe­ and one woman were Charged with opened fire to protect a Judge try­ a former schoolmate with whom stomachs of this ruminant. It was 31 as National Hearing Week, has specifically excludea strikers from in March, the highest March offer­ Inquiry about'advisability of ceil­ had been given a ragged haircut; Massachusetta license which he Inch Lengths. gian Oeatapo regarded it aa a ‘activities of a Communist na­ ing to eavs records from a crowd ha sloped when he waa not yet the famous Wisconsin cow with Informed the American Society for receiving benefit payments. ing price, the highest March, price ings on live cattle, bogs . and by an Intruder into, her home. stated he had but which waa In w ‘dangerous demonstration’’ and ture." attempting to set them afire In a 31. Boon after the elopement, his - f.ie window In her stomach which the Hard o f Hearing that the gov­ Longshoremen contended they for a similar service, or the high­ Iambs. Mary Evelyn Briggs and Edna , that State. A t that - seasioa I ' l i r H B l F S Bought to avert It by forcing flow­ Beeidea the death aantencas, 14 raid on a court. father died, leaving him only $150 James G. Findlay, former local made possible the success of the ernment ia interested in the future had left their poets because their est March offering price for a Wickard observed at a press Marie Haydel also received hair- i ainink-D.ved Judge Bowers ordered thkt he ap­ er abops to close. ■antencts to five yaara of impris­ a month from a $50,000,000 for­ boy, now on duty in Baton Rouge, urea feeding experiments. of the deaf and partially deaf. contract called for the dock check­ similar price. .conference yesterday that he could trimmings as they slept at Our j Some Post bSloes Balded pear In court today to exhibit the AMERICAN OPOSSUM Thera were new reports of Axle onment and 20 years hard labor tune. Dodge contested thq will for LoulsianiL gr^ u a ted Tuesday From her stomach the Wiscon­ "L et us wseure these unfortunate ers to be on duty, and failure to I f none of these applies, the sell­ not see how price ceilings on live­ Lady of Victories convent. 1 reprisals and threats in old Yugo­ Some post offices wers raided license be claimed he possessed, people, who are shut o ff from and one aantence of 10 years to mon than 10 years, receiving a from the*^ Aerial Gunner School sin scientists took frequent sam­ have them there waa an employ'- er may set a maximum price meet­ stock would Increase meat sup­ Police Chief Ezell said the man. w ith Ha* and some property waa destroyed but which be did not have on his many of the enjoyments of. life," slavia. hard labor were meted out in ab- $1,700,000 settlement from the there, with a high average, it waa ples and so found out what mix­ ers' breach of contract. ing rates charged by competitors plies. Present shortages of meat, a chemist, was bom in this coun­ at Lucknow where businesa still person at the time o f his arrest he wrote Dr. Warren H. Gardner, And Muff— Roundabout reports to Reuters sentla. other heirs In l9Si. learned today. Findlay was pre­ tures of urea and other feeds were or follow the same pricing method he added, reflect a problem of dis­ try and educated in Germany. *69.50 Judge Bowers ordered Carey president of the society, “that was partly closed down. r sented with hts diploma, gunner's eucceasful. used in supplying any other serv­ tribution of svallable surpluses ' j A t Poona, Gandhi remained the brought into court on next Wed­ wings, and sergeant’s stripes. A ll their government Is keenly Inter­ .Torrington Attorney Dies ice'last march. A fter they hed learned that and the problem might be solved William Penn occupied the first American . They'r* getting the ruth gucst-Ilke prisoner of the British Spending Tax nesday morning with tha wanted soldiers who completed the course ested In their future and that there The new regulations apply to license. rows could take urcA the Wiscon­ by consumer rationing- brick house in America. which he had been aince aoon aft successfully ware automatically sin workers. E. B. Hart, I. W. Ru- ia a place for them in our national Winsted, Aug. 14‘-(A’>— George from bock-to-tchoolert, Tiburton^s.. .for bestmm^^ er the AU-Indla Congress party Carey has been a resident of promoted to the rank af Bargaant. life." T. George, a practicing attorney V Plan Is Urged pel and Qua Bohatedt. spent years GREY FOX $79.50 made him generallaalmo Sunday Manchester for. the past eight Sergeant Findlay received bis on the more difficult Job of learn­ In Torrtogton for the past five defense workers, suburb­ months and has thus far failed o f a masa civil dlaobedianda move­ three stripes approximataly one ing whether the meat and- milk Jinx Becomes Legal Name years, died In his sleep last night lliese Jackets, like oil' tors, s m anites! So young, to warm, ment to oust tha British from (OoBtbUMd from Faga Om ) to take out a Connecticut opera­ month after ha had bean appointed Btill were perfect. That Is the at his summer-home at Highland bmaght to yon at distinct Malaga rule of India. tor’s license. A recent ruling OorporaL phase competed and Just an­ Los Angeles, Aug. 14,—(F)— Le­ lake here. D r..D onaldiW . Her­ In Fradln’n "New Idea" Angaal yet to light on the%hould- A barbed wire fence twice the profits, Fishar said, maans killing of the Governor with respect to In a latter, Sargaant Findlay nounced at Madison. gally and actually,' It’s Jinx Faik- man. medical examiner, said * Fur Event. Get ynnrm tomorrow! ert. Huddle up in a Teddy- If your college bound and yon want little leader’s height was more a the gooaa that laya tha golden egg. out t>f state residents living in announota that ho w ill be married First they tried the qilhliUes of enburg henceforth. Obtaining court death was due to natural causes. liarrier to keep his lieutenants out "We may thereby get a little Connecticut declared that such to a girl from Baton Rouge, on the beef of bulls fed on urea. By approval yesterday the mode.I and Attorney George, a native of Tor­ Bear Chubbie end wear it than to keep him in the magnifi­ more tax revenue this year but persons should be allowed to re­ September 1, all. nutrition tests this meat was movie actress testified she had rington. was graduated from the the latest lowdown- >n campus cent, marble-floored palace of the we are killing revenues In future side here stx months during which good. Milk and milk products, too, been knbwm otherwise, as Eugenia, New York University law school smortly day or evenirrg. A g » Kahn. yeara, ravanuaa which w ill ha aven time they would not be subject to were good. But would lactation only for a short time at school In In 1932 and practiced In Danbury Oandhl U being held incommuni­ more naaded than than now," he proaacution for their failure to and productidh of calvee b«e af: South America. before coming to Torrington. styles and how to wear * e m .. .be cado but his guards aald ha wa* aald, a obtain a Connecticut operators ■ fected 7 ♦ eating hia usual aparse meala and Declaring that "taxation is be­ Ucansa. STATE Answer Takes Three Years FRADIN’S living In a first-floor apartmsnt ing ovardona,” , Fishar predicted To answer thst satisfactorily ^ u re and come to where each room Is bigger than that hia plan would offer Incan- Paper waa Invented about 100 has taken the lost three years. A his okoi thatch-wallad combina­ tivas to guy government bonds, A. D. and aoon cams Into common hard of 34 cows, ftd on urea, has tion office and home. "which la fact could ba r sde uaa as a cheap subatituta for ailk Popular Prices ! parformed as well as when they compulsory more easily than at in acreUs. ate only the finest of standard prasent.’* fseds. India Seen Used Damocratio Laadar Barkley The. urea ia mixed with hay, silage and grain. There may be For Wwr Purposes (K y .) declared today ho would SUPER-BINGO NEW—For Now and Fall!\ make avaiy effort in the Senate other equally good or better mix- Tokyo (From Japansas Broad, to bring about a aubataatial tn- turea, but to date none has been casts), Aug. 14—(F)— Tomokasu ciaaae In the yield o f the House- found. For example, feeding Just s200 IN PRIZES Horl,. Government Information approved revenue bill so as to pre­ A N ( H I t I H W sofof- timothy hay and urea failed. TTiat a PIECE Bureau apokasman, told foreign clude any need a t writing another was a hard disappointment, be­ press correspondsnts today that new tax measure this year. TODAY - SAT. . SUN. cause it would have been a ridicu­ “present conditions In India are Hepaa To Ftad Now flonreoo WALTER BRENNAN-JOAN lESU E lously cheap cattle feed. ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. ■f aa it your 2 - First R aa Featores - 2 4 i * ‘ such that India ia being used for The administration chieftain eesessieeMe- stmutsmB 'On the other hand, when the 1 ration contains large amounts of A Allied w ar purposes, and Japan said he hoped the Benate Flnanca FLU B ■ THE BLAZING STORY OF high-quality protein, ths .urea is cannot tolsrats such a situation. Oommtttea,'Of which be Is a mem­ HEROIC MEN . "MEXICAN BWTFIBB wafted. Saturday^ August 15 College Gabfest "It is a different question when ber, would find new ravenua aOur- ■EES A GHOST" Suits and. what steps Jlpan wUl take,'' WHO NEVER GIVE UP! The economic jises of urea come AT 8:15 P. M. 25 GAMES! cas arhlch arould provida Um full in whenever protein feeds exceed Horl added. 95,700,000,000 in additional taxes SUN. - MON. AND TUBS. (20) 85.00 GAMES! (3) $10.00 GAMES! Yoiir truck—oN trucks —or# The W ar Ministry, meanwhile, STAMDBf $39 or $30 a ton and when urea Wilh That requaatad by Secretary o f Tba can be bought for $70 a ton. (1) 120.00 GAME! (1) $50.00 GAME! and Snack! annoimced that Ueut. Gen. Ma- Treasury Morgantbau. aaharu Homma had been relieved (Much Icaa urea la required than ' ALL FOR $1.00! ; JOIN THE : •M fntial to Amorica’s war prp- Made-To-Order Fit Aa paaaad 'by tha House, tha a t his post as commander-ln-chief of other protein feeds.) at pres­ Angle Perking In Reer of Chib. pending hUl would boost Fadaral ent, due to 4$ar, the .current price of Japanese forces In the Philip- tecoma by $6^71,000,000 ta a of urea la $80. gram. . . . Laf your Chivrolat ptnas to permit hia aaslgnment jroaFa oparaUona, but Berkley But In times of rising feed elsewhere. His place has be$n Wed. Nile, Aug. 19th, 8 p. m. aald ha thought it was Important ceata and particularly a ^ r the d a a lir halp you to 'om fh taken over by liitut Gen Bhlsul- PLUS! "HEUntT AND DflUT” $ 2 * 9 8 o n d from a poycnologlcal as writ aa w a r whenwdien the ■ynthetie urea ; U.S. TRUCK; chi Tanaka, former military at- friun a ravaaue standpoint to ob­ plants look for new customera, the to koop rolling/* • • • Uche o f the Japanese, embeaiy In tain tha full amount asked by tha cows will benefit and the vrerid Admission By Reserrstion Only. So-o-d . . * Wasblilgtoii, commander of the Treasury la Its ovar-all financing may he on Ita a-ay, to a new die­ gendjurmerle and later'commander program. tary ireglmen. ^ him for a thorough gorvico chock- • $ ^ .9 8 of eastern headquarters. Come In and Si|^ Up EariyI "W a are going to have to find a m m ia S S b r soma new aouroa o f ravenua to do CONSERVATION up today—and $oo’ him for Fsesihle Osnaaettea tt," Baritiay told reportara, "hut 2 fCMT N i iM ausm Piaide and Solid* am la favor pC' dotag It aow. X Brazilian Tanker REPAIRS Gm ral Homma's background #«ifs « vjNk/i I lorei u don’t went Ceng raaa to hava to •killod Borvico at rogular intor- Implied a poaiible connectloB be­ 1*11 • .-.s '.*0. t ' Y ■tart writing, a new tax Mil Imma- \ New Fall Dreesee . CX)NSULTATION BOARD! tween bla new. unspecifled assign­ uiscoaa' U-Boat's Victim ment and the Japanese spokes­ diataly after this one is fialahad. vah|. • . • Romomhor—Chovrolot " T ^ tax Mil haa been before CORPS man’s hints of action ftgainat ths ALSO ON ALL MAKES 82.98 and 83.98 Nancy Bantly MS...... Edftwood Park British in India. Oongriaa atnea Fabniary," ha eon- hARTFORO A Caribbean Port. Aug! 13— doalors aro Amorica’s "Truck Homma, who apeaka BngUah tinuad, "and there haa bean a lot (DalayatU—(AT—Tha sinking of a a t unoartalnty about what might See your Chevrolet (dealer, fluently, w a s on* a t the few high BraMUaa tankar by a German Consorvation Spocialists." Still On ^ le ! Betty Dewey *48.. Weetbnwk Jr. CoDcffe Japanese officers ever peimittad ba done. I thU^ bualnaaa and in­ submariM raoaatly In ths Chrib- OF CARS! 0 / to enter India as a Q>ertc1 attacha dividuals ought to know aa quickly 'bean 450 mHaa from the nearest w h o is actin g as o fficial aa poaMbla what thatr taxes sra RAYON DRESSES with British forces. land waa dlaclneed here today Yes sir, we ar^ equipped to do all kinds of M a ris ^ Ferffuaoa ’48.. .Green Mt. Jr. Homma was the PhUlpptn* com going to bo so that they can auka with tha arrival a t 18 eurvlvoraL service station forTruck Con­ maader whoa* death was reported arraagamanU accordingly." Greatly Reduced CoUefft U m aurvlvoni aald they had no itMdw *Tiwt ( to General MacArthur so per- Daatra Shared by Othats doubt aa to tha identity a t the repaw work satisfactorily and economically^ alsisBtly "from various sourco Barklay'a daaira for tha pamage ■ubmeiatble because after torpedo- servation, and get the offi­ $ Up ICary Baatly *48...... Edgewood Park hither to regardod aa reUahle' o f a maasura which arould stand tag: ththe tanker it surfaced and aup- Let us keep your car in good running order. Colorful New 16-Rib Umbrellaa; 25-00 that MacArthur raoordad theo without raviaion for at least aav- p IM Ufehoata arlth measar. cial emblem for your trucks reports ta a comnumlqtw from the aral mootba was known to ba Joyen Kehler *48...... AM. A C ef ■mounts e f toed and water. Sauirt Maternity Dreaaea, $4.29. 3*hlllpptiMa last K a r a fl. iharad by etbar eonualttaa a M » The aamc of the tanker was not SmaHly ttyW In Wkito. Brown, and Belffo bora. Included ?n Our New Fall Stock. with contrutinff Grwn, Red. or Cnmel triiL Draaeatk Arta The Japanese dsoted ths roporta dlsielbsed nor did the survlvota CHEVROLET sad ha*a BMBtiansd hto acUvlttaa Chairmaa Oaosga (D „ CM.) has say bowboar many of the craw war* Sizes 10 to 18. trom tisM ta ttsaa rtaso tbso. nsfaatag. tax atoictura wWeb would ba Depot Square Garage Detaua activttiao is causing quata far tba war period arttb only PUTS CABTOOM AMD MMTBI The loaa a t l l BrartBaa vaaaela Ernest Roy. Prog. great new induotilea to be craetad sad giator Byrd baaii annouBead RILEY CHEVROLET CO., foe. l o w In the United States, acoqrdlag to L(D.. Va.) propoeed iaeeeffb at 241 MAR ; NO. MAIN STREET ^ 1 ^ 5 1 1 8 II MAnr IT., MANCHSSTEB • a j U i K S T . af the war to tha FOR YALUB8 7 ■ ■ P MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTOR, CONN. FRIDAY,“AUGUST 14,1941 W A l^TSfl-R a 1 e.n • E T an irn> TTERAUD, MANCHESTER, CTJTnf. rUTDAT, ACTTCT^ 14. 1948 Struggle Over War When Increase At State Begiuuiug Suuday Pfe^^^esidents Military Expert Johnson Sees It As Banquet Is Held No Restrictions Planned olzahn Ends Is Justified M e^Tonigkt 99 Romano-Moore By Nurses’ Aides A ll On Christmas Packag^, iving Story Mr. and Mrs. William H. Moore Production Hits “Our Warv to Equip, Fight~and Lead of 333 Center street announce the Reut Official Clarifies engagement of their daughter. Sixteen members of the Nurkea r Pine Acres Neigfil Washington, Axig. 14— (8’)— .lead for this type of cargo Upon Stand Miss Grace M. Moore, to Paul N. Aide Corps, organized in May, Arguments Accuse, De­ Urges Housewives Get Rules That Prevail for hood to Hear Reports erry Christmas from the ODT! Ave tons Apollnary J. Nowak By Thomas M. Jobnsoa York and twenty-one milee from Romano, Mn of Mr. and Mra. 8. attended n chfeken dinner and get- nounce, Find Fault ilte the transportation prob­ Neither will there be undue NEA" Service Military Writer France. Romano of East Hartford. No together last night at the Man­ Fewer Deliveries Made All Laudlords. This Evening. lem, thei* won't te any govern­ lay In handling the mail, ODT pre­ wHiBni (ran raca On«) Apollnary J. Nowak, 56, of 442 It's a perilous leap, that could be dicted. This results from ths order Center street, proprietor of a Washington.—Make no m'tStake date has been set for the wed­ chester dbuntry club. ’The guest - And Offer Remedies ment restrtetipns on Oiristmaa I taken by only a fraction of Brit­ ding. packages nexr^Iet(de, nor on requiring railroads -to divert ahtp*- n w paopl* hay»., ;^ p m e grocery store on that street, died about It, trfla is our war. It will of honor waa Mrs. James Steven­ Hartford, \ u g . 14.— Factors Repfstentatlvsa from each of ain's famous army of "four mil­ son of Plfkln street under whose For Doing Job Better. Washington, Aug. 14—^(87— Christmas cards. ■ menta to other carriers If tha(F j Thajr Dava.ifiiiin found late yestierday at his home. He has become Increasingly so. and we The government called upon constituting a '"major capital im­ the streets tft the Pine Acre Ter­ must not only equip it. but fight it lion Idle men.” 'Half are guerrilla WogiRMi-Carr, euperx-tsion the Ladles’ Guild of That was the answ^:^f the Of­ can't handle them within 24 hours, j •ad tn u t in one another lived in Manchester for nine Home Guards, and part of the rest housewives today to aid the provement,” one ground on which race tract and the four from Pine fice of Defense Tran.xf>ortation But Just one reminder—the Wa cent of the people eay fnat months, coming here from Glen —and lead It. Mr. and 4rs. J^bn Carr o f West St. Mary’s Episcopal church, By James Marlow sad must be held out of ah invasion. made the Nureea’ Aide uniforms, war effort by demanding few­ landlords m*y petition for In­ Acres, iviU report at a meeting to yesterday when government f a n ­ Department last Sunday adviaadi tucra Fuehrer to thank Cove. L. I., and previously had The fact ia that Briti.sh, Ruaaian Haven liave announced the ''en­ WUUam Pinkerton er services from delivery and Chinese reveraes have de­ British Public Eager To OM Ooing gagement of their daughter. Miss blue denim Jumper dresses with creases in rents, are further elarl- be held tonight at the hoB>* of cies were asked whether carloa.ds^early mailing of those aU-iift*] _ tkaL” operated a meat and grocery busi­ British Navy and ihduatriea New York, Aug. 14—(Wide trucks. of Christmas mall still would be poctant bundles T don't ramember aaylnF that," manded from • us—uncxp««tedly May Carr, to Raymond Wogman, white. broadcloth blouses, the uni­ fied in a statement Issued today by Mr. opd Mra. Gilbert Saegtert of for the fightlte] ness in New Britain for 20 years. meke demands on her 44,000,000 World)—There Is still no end in Joseph B. Eastman, direc­ permitted t o toll across the -coun- men'overseaa. > told bla croaa-examiner. soon and In increasing quantity— son of Mr., and Mra. George A . form prescribed by the Red Cross tor of defense ktranaportatlon, 72 Linmore drive. He was bom in Poland but has people proportionately greater for the-Aides. sight for the home front’s thun­ Howard Staub, coordinator for the try as in the days vx-hen munitions ;va you ever praised the been a resident of the United American equipment and man­ Wogman o f'305 Oak street ' The urged housewives to space This committee waa named at power, and that means American than our 130,000,000 must meet; It waa proposed to hold month­ derous struggle of words over the five (Connecticut Defense-Rental ■and airplane parts weren’t com­ ?” Ooonay demanded. States for 41 years. He is sur­ and we have more of the automo­ wedding date has not been set their purchases to make fewer Areas. a meeting of reoldenta o f the two peting for space. Will Dedicate "I aniat aay," Molaahn replied. leadership. ly meetings, beginning In Septem­ way to produce for war. But when trips necessary, carry their tracta held laat week when claims vived by his wife, Mrs. Maryanna Already we are virtually lead­ tive mechanics needed for' modem ber, s6 that the members may Ths statement places a "major The . Post Office Department In things in Germany have Nowak; three.sons. Edmund, Stan­ warmre. Still, if arfy second front. It comes It will affect you, wheth­ own packages whenever pos­ capital improvement” in one of were made that promiaea made by said It hadn't thought abput the progress for the benefit of ing in the Pacific theater, and In­ keep ln touch with each other and sible, and otherwise cooper­ the M.ancheater Corporation aa. to Boinbei^Plantl ley and John Nowak; a daughter, teresting developments in the is opened this slimmer, Britain discuss their problems. The er you are a businessman or a three categories: (1) a structural matter yet, but ODT already had people.” Mrs. Florence Blrcher, all of Man­ stands the grief. About Town ate with the program to keep addition: (2) /% structural better­ the workmanship on houses erect­ delved Into the problem and come Atlantic are foreshadowed. The class which is in training now worker. trucks -and tires running long- . ed In that section were not being . "Did you ever praise Hlt- chester. British public opinion favors ment; (3) a complete rehabilita­ up with the answer glx’en above. Somewhere in Oklahoma, need frequently stressed In these paying the '^irice, and British Will be Invited to Join the corps ■■ These are some of the argu­ er. By doing this, Elastman kept. To Move In ^ x _ Cara The funeral will be held at the despatches, for a unified American There will be a meeting of the tion, and deflnee and illustrates 14. -(/p) A huge Douglas Aircr __ “No.” br.asshats admit that Hitleris. pro­ on completion of their course, and ments in the words that accuse, said, housewives “will te do­ The committee named a week The bundles for soldiers and kin­ John B. Burke funeral home, 67 command over ail our land.'sea First Aid Group of Precinct Two each successive class as thev denounce, find fault and offer ing their country a real ser- all three. H' also makes it clear Company bomber plant—Latest j C m e y than Inquired If the de- East Center street, Monday morn­ gress against Ru.ssia and in Libya ago conristed, of two resfdents folk will move mainly in box cars, and air forces may be recognized. at the Lincoln school on Tuesday finish. remedies, for doing the producing xrice in this emergency.” He that adjus$ment In rent Is not from each street in the Pine Acres link in Uncle Sam's growing chain i jlrtant had caDed Hitler a "mar- ing at 8:30 and at . St. James's makes It cheaper by drawing hla evening, August 18. The First Aid Justified unless the major capital ODT said, and it appears there of aircraft factories— will be dcdl* | ^ and had said that "thousands Americans May I.rad rna.sses of maneuvers farther from Mrs. Leona Reed Is president, Job better: added: terrace tract and four persons will te "a comfortable supply" of church at 9 o’clock. Burial will be Admiral King or Admiral Leahy gtoup of this precinct will diecuss Should the military move into improvement actually reeutts in a cated tomorrow. • f people pray at the throne of IhM. Second front. But nobody ex­ Mrs. Virginia Fiavell xrlee presi­ "It cannot be emphasised ' Ann Sheridan, Jack Carson and Dennis Morgan in a tense from the Pine Acre development. such cars even though "open-top” in St, James's cemetery. may be appointed nominally the the activities of its various sta­ dent and Mrs. Florence Peterson real control of war production— too strongly that the present material Increase in the rental Even while the dedication ia In J (a one on High for this one man.” pects this "Invasion’’ to wtn the tions and duties at this time. scene from “Wings for the Eagle” playing at the State Sunday, They will bring in a list of names cars, like coal cars.and flat cars, Pfl the Lutheran pastor replied The funeral home will be opened it’s mlilt.ary advi.*or. bill secretary«treasurer. Honorary considering war needs first and supply of trucks must be value of accommodations. for a permanent organization and progress, giant, four-enginad L ib*l from 7 o'clock this evening until war this summer. All It needs do Monday and Tuesday, a atqiy of romance In the airplanta. ' are in direst need. Christmas cards I erator Ijombers will te rolling off | Ihtt “that is what was happening commander-ln-chlef of members are Mrs. Irving Spencer civilian needs second—which is . made to last for the duration In Narmal Market also a name. They will also have a travel in Railway Expresa cars, the time of the funeral for the ls„ draw -back again westward The ZIpser Club of Manchester now centered In the business men . mass production assembly linea., ■ par there.” ns that are still predomi­ enpugh Nazi strength to save the and Miss Marion Tinker. of the war.” ’"nie general standard is that report from their laxvyer Eklwln M. also plentiful enough. convenience of friends. S nantly jtRjml. But the growing Will hold a picnic at the Vienna who staff - the war production i Doors of the mile-long, xvindMft. f-Q: "Weren’t you praising the Ryan of Hartford, who they voted ODT'a loading regulations have Russian armies from belng;.xrush- Wood in Glastonbury dn Sunday, board? ths major capital Improvement has would It constitute a major capi­ the- facta of the ease guided less plant will not te opened to lm portance\of , our numerous by to engage. conserved much box car space and ed or losing their oil supply this August 16. Dinner will be served Is small business going to be resulted In a subetantial change tal Improvement. these general standards.” visitors but. officiala said It wraa "I was only stating certain A.E.F.’s causte. talk for further summer. Then the war Is won such as would materially increase th^q-will be cinched up again on changes. x on the grounds, and everj’one is Public Records the whipping boy of this war Exceptions Are Noted possible that In the course of nor­ i^ U Q e ra ls 'Also such an tnvaalon may avert welcothe. Union Leaders the rental value in a normal- mar­ Mountain goats are classed aa Sept. 10 when no car may carry The A.E.F. in Eufope alone may while big business is the falr-hair- "Even though a ■ major capital mal operations one of the aerial P in t VisH Mnoe 1027 the Japanese lnv.islon of Siberia ed boy, lapping up the gravy? ket where free bargaining prevail­ There are four extant copies of the rarest and wildest of Rocky less than ten tons of package by 1943 equal or exceed the two that some well-informed Ameri­ improvement ia made. It doles not the Magna Charta. Mountain game. battle wagons might be aeeo by On re-dlrect examination, Mol- 5liiw EUzabeth McCInekey million men of 1918: the “inv.aslon Mrs. Arthur D. NUes and daugh­ Is the profit motive after ail a ed unaffected by a shortage In freight. Last year the average the crowds. , lui broitfht .out that his 1934 cans believe Impends. They think ter Lurile o f UUey street, are Warrantee Deed better incentive to production than To Go to Yale housing accommodations. It must necessarily follow that an adjust­ The funeral of Miss Elisabeth of the continent” may evciiluaily Greenaway Inc. to Rudolph A. ment In the maximum rent la lit to Germany was the first McCluskey was held from her late the Japanese will launch It the spending ten days at Mlsquamlcut, patriotism? In other words, will te different. from ordinary repair, become largely an American'trC; Instant the Russians really crack. Carrier, pro'perty on Green Road. Justified. Unless the Improvement ted made to his native land home at 13 Cedar street this morn­ vaslon. The Army la raising ita Westerly, R. I. business men work harder for a replacement and malntshance. X»a7. This would demand of ua at least - ■ - » Rond for Deed dollar than they will for their Ten Awarded Scholar* "A structural addition Is oi has resulted in an increase In the ing St 8:30 and from St. James's sighta to a hiiU's-eye of seven mil­ help In defending Russia’s Asiatic James F. and Edna D. Roach, rental value of the housing ac­ |*T)id you see any economic church at 9 o’clock where Rev'. ProfesMr Elbert C. Laine. pro- country ? clear addition to the housing ac­ inge in the country?” Asked lion men, the largest and strong­ submarine and air bases which are to Preston R. Sage, bond for deed ships; Will Study Dur* comodations, no adjustments Vincent Hines celebrated a solemn est land and air force of the United fesMr emeritus of the Hartford of property on Courtland street. Heavy BMrh of Arguments commodations, such as construc­ should be granted. An example fense Attorney James W. Car- a far shorter route to the heart of Theological Seminary, will occupy tion of an additional room or a mass of requiem. Rev. Thomas Nations. It Is also squinting at , Japan than the Chinese air bases. Building Permits The past week has produced an ing Spring Term. would te the installation of an au­ Your Vacation PUuis May Be Cramped by Gas Rationing Stark was deacon and Rev. Wil­ the idea o f an eventual American ! the pulpit of the Center Congrega­ Frank Nackon’skl, alterations. unusually heavy batch of argu- new porch or the installation of tomatic stoker in an apartment J Ico n o m ic , conditions were But—those, too. we must help tional church here, Sunday morn­ plumbing, heating or electricity buch bettor In 1934, and that U liam Dunn, sub deacon, firm. John commander-ln-chlaf for. all Eu­ China hold. Either way. Asia 16 Depot Square, $350; John menta for and against buslncss-as- New Haven, Aug. 14— (F)—Yale building.where the landlord ia ob­ Barry was organist, assisted by rope save Russia—an Army man. ing at 10:45, when the union aer- Fischer, alterations for R. H. usual. where such facilition did not previ­ ligated to fumlah heat and hot I was trying to bring out,” calls for more American eaciifice, vicea of the South Methodist and University announced today it had ously exist. The addition does not But You Can Still Have the Vacation Clothes You Want thn replied. Mrs. Ernest Roy and Arthur Keat­ British I,eadershlp entailing more responsibility and Steiner. 315 Spruce street. $215;. ■Senator Truman (D-Mo) said It water. Such an improvement does ing, as soloists. As the body was Both General MacArthur and “The' Army Is raising Its sights t n a ball'a-eyn of 7,006,006 St. Mary’s Episcopal church will Mrs. Charles Hfgenow, 173 Bush was time to "quit thinking of awarded ten scholarahlps In the necessarily have to be a part #f not give the tenants anything they [carpenter asked the witness to authority. be transferred to Center church. the stnicture,” said Mr. Staub. 1 aomething of his visit to the brought into the church Mrs. Roy General Marshall are , persona The growing strength and laereasing respnnsIMHty of American V. S. "Admiralbialnin” Hill Road chicken coop, $.50. both guns and butter and about graduate school to labor union did not previously receive and is sang "Somewhere fhere Is a grata with President Roosevelt, Organist Warren Wood will be In AdmlBletrmtor*s Deed keeping the business after the leaders from all sections of the "It might also include a new gar­ made by the landlord solely for hla dte House in 1931 to which Mol- forces foreohadow AmericsB lead m hlp of the AlUed war effort. But If the British stand the grief charge of the music. age or t)w installation of side­ MEN’S made passing reference dur- Land” and at the offertory Mr. and he may send the aggressive this aummer, they may with utter The Manchoeter Trust Company, war. If we don’t xvin the war, there country. oWn benefit. No Increase lii the Keating sang "Pie Jesus” and at MacArthur to Europe and keep admlnletrator of tho estate of Cer- won’t be any business to keep.” Lshorltes ' 'recommended -by walks. If the Improvement has rental value would result, and no Cross examination yesterday. fairness Insist upon being chief resulted Ifk some added feature Philadelphian explained the elevation Mrs. Barry sang "Die Marshal’s organizing talent at seen British troops fight, know It can be relieved only by that mourner—eommanding A c Inva­ ollne Hewlft to Lawrence A. Con- Asserting that congressional numerouk' local unions of the, adjustment would be warranted. Profundls” and at the end of the the home base. But Marshall’s x-eree, property on Florence etreet ’ •’enthusiaam” for profit-limitation American Federation of Labor and which did not exist prior to the . his church had been given s they are iwave as their own lion. desperate undertaking, a landing sion force. Then, this winter, as Another Shower change of a kind would normally "It U Important to note that , of a set of bells, one of which service Mrs. Roy rendered "Beau- cool reasonableness has inspired New Zealanders and Australians on the continent o f forces strong American . forces increased, . an Warrantee Deed on war contracts waa dampened the Congress of Industrial Organi­ where the landlord Is now obli­ Bathing Uful Land on High.” some British leaders to,feel that if Laxvrence A. Converse to Lew- by Australia’s move In the ”op- zations will live in the sumptuous­ result in an increase in.the rental dedicated to President Hoov- here from Libya furiously deny enough to divert aubatantlal Ger­ American Generalissimo who had For Miss Mader value, then it would te a sub­ gated to make and is making nor­ and that the then chief exccu- The bearers were James, Michael they must be commanded by an that "the British wUl fight to the man eticngth. notably ' aircraft been leafhing, might take over for rence A. Converee. Jr., and George poaite direction,” the current Bxisl- ly-appointed graduate sch ^ and mal repairs, replacement and invlted him and a few leaders and Francis Reardon, Robert and American, hs la the man. W. Griffin, property-on Florence nesa Week Magazine said: xxill study during the lS»week stantial change by a majot capi­ maintenance which the tenant last Anxac." and tanks. Should the. risk not the spring campaign on land. tal improvement. ' his church to the White House. Thomaa M a i^ and Bernard Mc- ' Which is well, for Libya has But Alherican offlOers, while have to be taken, the piopavAtlons British consent is more likely street. "With .characteristic socialist spring term which begins next waa making on April 1, 1941, this Trunks Sberry, all nephews of the de­ lowered American confidence in' Miss Grace P. Mader of Pine Eklith A. Jeffers and Lillian A. fervor, Canberra slapped a 4 per Feb. 1. Improve the Ejkyoot is not a major capital improve­ Davis Ameag Party appreciating the British not only now under way In Britain WUI be because, while by 1943 our Navy "A structural tettement it a fTbe party ‘ Included Molzahn ceased. Rev. Hines reed the com­ British sreneralshtp and staffwork. for their., splendid courage and useful next spring. clearly will be stronger than street waa the guest of honor at Pilling of Woodbury. N. J,, to cent limit on all wartime profits Under the plan, cdncelvsd by E. ment but gives grounds for an In the earliest conferences be­ another shower last night, given Ronald H. and Frances Doolittle, shortly after the outbreak of hos- Wight Bakke, professor of eco­ qualitative improx'ement, even adjustment based on an increase James H. Davis, then secre- mittal services. Burial was at S t their loyalty as Allies, see sound For Brjtaln Is the pine. In­ theirs, they are more likely to In­ though such an Improvement is in James's cemetery. tween the two staffs the British at her home by 23 of M r girl property on Dux’al street. tlUUes In 1939. nomics, the men will read and at­ in services. Likewise if a new of labor, and now ’ United military reSeona for a lesa defen­ vading Italy In force is well-nlgh sist that in the Atlantic at ^ast, part s replacement. Within this ates senator from Pennsylvania, were told we would play ball, but sive attitude; im po^ble with the Egyptian base Britannia still rule the wavea.l^ friends and former classmates. It Everett McKinney to Paul W. "Now the law haa been rescind­ tend lectures and seminars on la­ stove or refrigerator not previous­ fight our own army. Subsequent took the form of a personal and Dougan, property on Foley street., ed because (1) it waa too difficult bor legialation, labor law, the eco­ grcnip is the modernization of an ly provided is now furnished by and up he described as a "personal Mrs. Walter M. LydaU They believe aggressiveness 1,500 inilea from Italy and many Britain may consent to an exIaUng bathroom, the installation $ 2 5 0 of mine." developments. Of which Rommel’s now may prove'essential to avoid hundreds more from New York. American Generalissimo, but greenback shower and was In .Marriage Intention to enforce, and (2) experience haa nomica of collective bargaining the landlord, there would te an Funeral aervlcea for Mrs. Wal­ Llbjran break-through waa one, charge of Mias Helen SimpSon and Richard L. Harris of Vernon and proved that the promise of good and the structure o f American of a modem heating plant replac­ adjustment baaed on a substantial When Oooney read a phrase prolonging thq war to Heaven Britain not only affords the bases for an American Admlrallsaimo— ing an antiquated aystem, a the newspaper article quot- ter E. Lydall of 370 Main street confirmed American opln|ons. knows what end. The strain on industries, sirtclds. It is only the tde.a sounds as-grotesque as Mrs. Shirley. Johnson. A buffet Edna L. Hadden of 101 Laurel profits is still a more potent Incen­ economy. In addition, they will increase in services, furniture, were held this afternoon at 2:30 Now, all Americans who have luncheon was served by thw host­ street applied - for a marriage li­ tive than patriotism for getting participate in a research project, change In the interior partitions furnishings or equipment. ' the Lutheran pastor as saying Russia may become so terrific that three thousand miles from New the w6rd. 'such as would improx’e the layout. particularly done much o'clock at the Watkins Funeral esses, the centerpiece on tH^iuffet cense In the town clerk's office to­ quick production results.” “The Origin and Development of "The standards are to be ap­ BOYS’ Home on East Center street Rev. table being a be.auUfully decorated day. But to those business men who Trade Unions” which Bakke is And charges of similar character. the working man,” MoUahn 140 miles of the GroanF oU fields great Caucasian range, a terrain plied to the facta, of a particular Dr. Earl H. Furgeeon officiated 0 tanka - in futile assaults upon wedding <^e. ' might fear that if the military carrying on. "A complete rehabilitaUon is a case. Where the Rent Director ia 1 doubt if I have said Reels Hold Stoutly after a swift SO-mlte advance from ths Soviet lines. suited for tanks. general modernization and recon In answer to another question and during the aervlce Mra R. K. ..One of the pasUmee jilanned for Red PKchera Last once got control of industrial war Four Reoetx'a Cftak Qraats caHed upon to make a decision as Anderson played organ selections. Cherkessk. - Destroy Twe Bridges ‘ Mount- Elborus Is nearly 8.000 production it might be reluctant? stnictlon such as would make the to whether % particular change Bathing the prosecutor as to whether the entertalninent of the guests Four of the unlonlsto received property attractive in a different There was a profusion of beauti­ Near Stalingrad The noonday communique, also Ruaaian artillery was credited feet higher than Mount Blanc, tall­ was a "Tom Thumb” wedding. In to give it up when peace came, the 'Outright scholarship grants of constitutes a major capital Im­ account was generally ac­ disclosed that another Nazi col­ est p e ^ of the Alpa. Mount Blanc Cincinnati. — Cincinnati has rental range. Even though the In­ he said, "I don't think so.” ful floral tributes. -- with destroying two bridges which which all the principal roles were used only six starting pitchers Wall Street Journal said: $600 in cash. They were Earl K. provement, his deciaiqq will be on The bearers were Walter Quinn, umn aimed at Novoroastak had the enemy eucceoded 'In throwing la 15,781 feet high. “This newspaper refuses to re- dividual items involved would, lif It was .the second successive day (Oentlnord from PSge One) cracked Russian poalttona at one played by children. this year. In 108 games they Hribal of La Porte, Ind., John F. considered separately, te normal Harold Norton, ■ Charles Balch, a,-IOSS an Important river on their Miss Mader Is to be married on gsrd military control of Industrial Trunks oroes-examlnatioa for the 47- point near Krasnodar, some 65 pitched 63 complete contests. This Allard of South Gate, Oallf.; Win­ repair, replacement and mainte­ Harry Straw, EMgar H. Clarke, line of advance (presumably the Detrott Needs Centers August 29 to William T. Murray, record Is .equaled by no other production with the surprised hor­ field D. Ellinger. of Dallas, Tex., ^T a nla«a dMraas af MNniV-^ >ld clergyman, an ex-German following foot troops, who . were miles from the Black Sea coast, ror that seems to exist in a great nance. If In aggregate there is a Arrow Sports Shirts officer accused of betray- and Ernest L. Morse, all of this mopped up by Russian Infantry. Kuban.) of Oak street. major league team. and Henrik W. Wiedaa of Koom - substantial change in the character loam. Interment w asjn the Buck- forcing the Soviet troops to fall Detroit—Bob I^eiaon and Dun-r many quarters, U we are not ready fleld, N. J. hls adopted coxintry by plot- (■The German controlled Paris back to a new line of defense. Heavy fighting alto was tc- lor that kind of thing, then we of the housing accommodations, with four others to deliver land cemetery. ported on the approaches to Stal­ can Obee understudies of eenter Tile American Academy of Arte Enrolled In xrartoue services of Those awarded tuition scholar- Femblllbafaiess $ 1 . 2 5 radio reported that part of Stalin­ RercaU Under Heavy Pireaure aie.bot in the mopd that we will there would be grounds for adjust­ are tailored to fit! lean military secrets to the grad was In flames after Intensive ingrad In the Don river elbow, Alex Wojcicchoxricz on the Detroit and Sciences Is limited to 800 fel­ the Office of dvillen Defense ere ships were Thomas G. Bruni, Al­ ment. The difference between a . ANONELPMIILOIIPREOIIOOO! dsMMai The Information Bureau said Liqn.s, are both In’ the armed lows and 130 foreign honorary have to be In to win the war. lentown, P a: Ralph A. Roberta, Ljrdla K. Plnkham's TABLETS wncti* F. P. Raminos Nazi air attacks.) where the Ruasiana said yester­ 3.516,6 volunteers. Director F. H. Will Hear Anguished C'rlM rehabilitation which Is a m ajor' the Ruaaians had retreated only day the Germana were masHng forces. members. LaGuardia haa revealed Dorchester, Mass.: Sidney'O. Kap­ (With added Iron) have helped Weald Retract SUtement Funeral.services for Frederick Capture Place Held Year under heavy presaure b y superior “ Undoubtedly we are going to capital Improvement and ordinary j (housaads of girls to relieve func­ MdUahn's cross - examination vast num'bers of men In apparent lan, Detroit; Harry Schwartz, repairs ia primarily a question o f ; THr new Arrow Sports Shirts are tailored ta Purvis Hamilton were held ye.ster- Nortowest of Moscow the Rus- numbers after throwing back at­ hear anguished cries about ‘mill- Brooklyn, N. Y.; Murray Gross tional monthly pain and weak abwtly after the govem- preparation' for a new all-out of- lary dictatorship.’ Very well, that degree and extent. Only where the feelings. Plnkhama Tablets ALSO give you perfect fit ia neck as well aa ia body. day afternoon at hla home In CoV' stank reported they had slain 3,000 tack after attack. Once, It declar­ and Alphonse V. Galdi, both of it had finished questioning him entry, with Rev. Leon Austin. re-ACermans in two days of fierce lensive against the stubbomly-dC- la what war la. As for such dicta­ rehabilitation Is so comprehensive help buUd up red blood and thus ed. large Nazi Infantry and tank f-ne'ed Industrial center on the New York city. aid In promoilng more streiwtb. No almoM-fiti. No “ pajhma-top” look. Striking ■gardlnf the newspaper article, tired pastor of the Second Congre­ fighting during which they cap­ forces pierced the Soviet lines torship running beyond war pur­ that It could te expected to re­ Mode etpeetaUw for teamen. Fol- at before he was excused he said tured an unidentified place which Volga, \ poses, that is bosh. 'The generals The university said the greatest sult In a comparatively high per­ patterns. Wide range of colors. Whites, top; gational church of Ooyentry, offid- and wedged deeply Jnto the de- Interest shown In the plan waa by Jow label dlrecUons. Worth trylngl wished to retract a statement atlng. Interment was In Cedar Hill the Nazis had held for more than At Kletskays, 75 miles north­ and-the admirals want to win the centage adjustment in rental fCiises but were thrown back after west of Stalingrad, the Russians the United Automobile Workers Shrinkage? I,eae than 1%. Sanforised-Ijibeled, made yesterday that he would cemetery. a year. desperate fighting. war as quickly aa they can. That bt be willing to appear as a Red Star. Soviet Army organ, said Uteir troops were greatly out­ is their Business. When they have (CIO) and the International La­ you know., $2.2j up. said the Germans had counter­ More than 300 Nazis were re­ numbered but were holding their Send the dles’ Garment Workers. characterCharacter witness”wii for Dr. EmMt ported slain in this engagement, done so, they will probably te glad IM ta ic h v. blhis church superior, attacked 11 times In an unsuccess­ otvh. Near Kotelnlkox'skl, 95 miles of a chance to rest.” ful attempt to recapture the point, H.eavy fighting also was report­ Muthwest of Stalingrad, they said Tkp eto^Qrnman said he "didn’t Did You Know ed continuing in the Maikop. oU But Tho New York Journal of id" Cooney’s questibn situated on the shore of a lake Soviet counter-attacks had driven Commerce, commenting that re­ Barrymore Goods (perhaps,Lake Ilmen.) fields south M Krasnodar, where a the Germans back at one point Home Town •, Mtarday ctmeeming his attitude That-^ Nazi spbarhead la pointed at the ports indicate a deep struggle be­ r and. was The same source reported that Rout Isfastry DIxialoa tween the Army and Navy and Tropical the Seventh Dutch Volunteer Leg­ Black Sea port of Tuapae. To Be Auctioned neited” at the time. The German column thrusting On the upper Don Ruaaian clviUan administrators, said: _ H o reiterated, however, that Dr. Eyes and ears of the Citizens ion. composed mostly of Dutch "Should the armed forces xvln Defense. Corps are the air-raid toward Graxny was reported last troops were reported to have rout­ fattdeher. whom the government Nazis, h ^ made Its appearance control over tha flow of materials, Hollywood, Aug. 14. (8»i—The wardens. Plans call for an air-raid on the Leningrad front further to night to have reached Mineralnye ed a German infantry divUion and I Worsted. call as a 'rebuttal witness, Vody, only 34 houra after breaking captured a populated place. ' . . . business men generally would personal treasures that John Bar­ “an old man and contradicts warden for every 500 persons. the -northwest. The umt was fight­ be deeply concemed . . . and so sra tiirough the Servlet defenses at The Ruatlana also announced & 1 ^ E W S rymore gathered in the hilltop frequently.” ing In June on the Volkhov front back of the WPB In this test of Switzerland Is encountering dlf- Cherkessk, 50 miles to the viest. home he called his Chinese tene­ Obooey asked If he would and then numbered about 4.000 galna In the Bryansk sector, 320 strength.” ncultiea>ln maintaining Its all- men. but now totals barely 1,000, , Sltmuioa .\ppeara Orava mile# aouthweat of Moscow, where ment xvlU be Offered to a curious testimony If Dr. Pfat- Senator 7Vumsn, chairman of public Aug. 34 and 25 at an auc­ easential foreign trade, the De­ Red. Star said. While the midday communique they said they had crossed a river SUITS the Senate Defense (Committee isr quoted him as once saying partment of Commerce saya. tion to satiafv the Improxddent oc- .t his loyalties were divided be- *two hundred miles southwest referred to continued fighting and driven the Germans from adv- to Your which has made a six' months’ in­ of the capital. In the Bryansk sec­ tor’a tax Judgment and the claima Germany and .America, around Mineralnye Vody, Indicat­ eral localities, and northwest of quiry Into the efforts .made to pro­ of-hts creditors. Cool and Comfortable! The Weather Bureau, Depart­ tor. dispatchee from the front said, ing that there had been no mark­ Moscow, where they reported they replied that be would not. duce for war, attrlbuated the The effecU, reflecting the late Conserve ment of Commerce, la endeavoring the Russians struck out with ed change In the lines there over- hsd occupied a town tha Nasls had shortage of steel to a lack of Osurt Records Produced to develop methods 'of long-range stage and screen star's multi-fa­ S T R A W HATS fresh forces, smashing Into the night the Ruselana said thev were held for more than a year. The croas-examlner produced SOLDIER! "real expansion" In the steel In- ceted personality, range, from a forecasting for defense, purposes. Germans with tanks and infantry greatly outnumbered and the 'Tha Rad Navy was credited with of court records from Tny- and forcing them to retire under dOatry and concluded that : handwritten vellum book for Fud eounty. P a. which he said situation appekred grave. sinking an enemy submarine In the -There waa no real expansion In Food ehortagee In Italy have a smokeecreen after abandoning Mineralnye Vody Is leas than Gulf Ot Finland and three trans­ Do you writ# to your aol(ii«r? which he paid $5,000, to a 98-cent that Molzahn had not 56 firing points. the industry but merely an "in­ reading Ump that caught his fan­ $ 1.00 to $5 -00 been Intensified by curtailment of 175 miles airline from the Caspian ports totaling 30,000 tons in the tegration” o f the plants of the big $ 2 7 * 5 0 bte first papers for cltlz>n- Try To Reiaforoe Peeltlona sea, although the distance to the Of eourso you do! But you cy: from rare and antique statu­ p. The pastor insisted, however, Imports of several basic products, Barents sea. companies xvhlle they "choked" By the Department of Commerce saya. Indicatlona that the Germans coast via the railway passing ary brought from Italy to hun­ LIGHT WEIGHT t "to my ' recollection I must the saiaUer rolling mills out Ot ex­ dreds of pictures o t Indiana, cow­ were trying to reinforce their po­ through Grosny la nearer 335 can’t write every day. Here’s istence. ve signed IL” sitions norawsst of Moscow by NmU Within Sight . boys and buxom ladles collected About 9,000 stars, the sun, moon, miles. Small Bostoese Plight Stressed n Motsahn said yesterday, that air to meet the sedden Ruastan Forty miles below Mineralnye Bomethinff- else you can do. from cigarette packages In earlier Xliminatfiig Aaelstant Prosecutor JoMpli P. MUky Way and the planets are Of Mount Elborus The plight of small business was years. coi^talned in the Hayden Plana- offensive threat m-ere seen In re- Vody lies the railway Junction of up Bsoney pointed a finger at him in p oldest university la leads to Ordihonlkidae, a city of drive to the area o f Mineralnye the armed services for their al­ 1; ;^ou- are the head o f the Gesfa- fighters, bringing down six o f the Vody, 80 miles east of Cherkessk, ship. There are church vestments Azhar Univetkity, Cairo, Egypt, Mine 113,000. leged failure to bring the smaller m r enemy craft. The midnight communique in­ have come within eight of Mount ning Herald—that’s the best from old Spain, and an armor suit Men’s ^ "I do fiorglTe you. but I cannot which celebrated- Its 400Jh an- manufacturers into the xrar pro­ dating back to the days of Rich­ nlversary in 1941. . In the Caucaaus, German troops dicated German attempts to push Elborus, 18,465-foot Ice-^lad double duction sfdteme. m g e t it " was the way the wit- driving down the Rostov-Baku peak in the Oaucaeua mountains. way to keep hinhin touch ard m . beyond Krasnodar were being xrus- Those small firms, the commit­ Fkie Summer Rms summed up the situation. railway towaid the Caspian sea The figbtihg U In Um plalns Barrymore died May 39, age 60. Only extreme cold will break trated, reporting that the Nasia tee said, can supply $15,000,000.- 6 M<4zahn said that white he we re-, acknowledged to 1m arithin had lost more than 8,000 mea sad country on tha nosQiem site o f tha with home.- It’s a tittle Ibvcd . Germany, his native land. the hard shells of certain tyigps of 000 to $30,000,000,000 of xvar rock garden seeds and cause them Up was "pained by its vices ’’ thing to do, but think goods In the n exrtw o years. The PAJAMAS ” *Trou want us to understand to germinate. WPB was allegsd to hsxre grant- Sheriff Closes you despise the Natls?” Coo- Merchanfhnan Converted to Aircraft Carrier what it will mean tdhimi ad thrae-fourths of all war con­ asked. tracts to 100 concerns. Famous Hbtel: 'Absolutely.” was the* reply. Act KOl^l Defapden of contracts to big No4 Pemsltted to Assuer' firmar say thst government agen- The witness was not permitted Quotations rtes, anxious to get a job done Topeka, Kaa., Aug. 14 (8b--The answer a question by Cooney with the greatest speed and least Fifth Avenue .hotel, once the $2 -0 0 • I to whethsr be remembered be- fute naturally go to the large west's finest, haa been cloaed by asked by the grand Jury if .he Alaska Is the key pouit to the companies that have the mmma the sheriff. . member of the Gemian- Pacific war. and, through short­ and technique needed to r mass- Built 80 years ago, the hotel In And Uti. sighted leadership, we find our­ THE its early days catered to such can pund, because of a de- producing in a hurry. objection. selves In the humiliating poaitioa Samll PfamU S ellli« Teels gueats aa Grand Duke AlexU of Judge J. Joseph Smith ruled j if trying to regain our own' Is­ The Migration COmmlttaa said Ruasia, a guest o f the United If the government referred to lands from the Jape. thousands of small plants—"being SUtea govetnment in 1871, Gen. * Fin« Choiea grand jury In croae-examina- —MaJ. Alexander P. de Sever- pulverised tetwean the millstones Georgs Custer, inypwa 8. Grant, sky. HERALD and Buffalo BW wIm had been It most make a transcript of o t rivilian’ material priorities and of ,Molsahn*sald at the secret hired by the govemmeat to take failure to obtain war contracts"— the duke on a millale hnaU available for the defense, are selling their tools wtaUe their Patterns. has held steadily to his RATES: la recent years i the old land- w weitera migrate to already crowd- inark at Fifth avaaua and Qutncey that ba never was a Bunds- ad oentars of war production. up that te aever attended a streets, failed to make expenses Storm Sm Ii, Storm Doors and Insulation wiR "Tlie national economy," tho and litigation over ownerhhlp o t maetlag and that be even commltee aald, "la gravitating to- Ftwear for the Entire Family Fitted by or two" Invitations the site brought the cloMng. help in'a great measure. this work ward'the large corporaUons which —i------X*Ray ProeeM for Your Foot Comfort - at such aeaskms. dominate the heavy goods Indus- Tkx tries. Tha manpovrer needs of done BOW before eold weather sets in. Gabardine yaatsrday, the 47-year-oid thesa companies make of them rarely raised his voice and Washington, Aug. 14—(P>— huge Mphona sucking up the sur­ Judge Ernest J. Quinlan of the outwardly calm, plus manpower created in the and Tropical with him were Anas- Superior Court haa filed a dada- hundreds of eoxmtlea and dtiaa kjn (tenylng. tax examptlan to Veeelatsky of Tbompeon, tor- -xvlthout oontracta.... Worsted Trouaers o f the Russian Fascist Wykaham Rise acbool for girls T h e present paradox ia that the hers. ?nie school eg. Qsrtisrrtt. WUhqlm Kunae, major portions o t the country of the Bund; Dr. •mptloc under the state statute The W. G. Glenney Co. INC havo a aurplua o f manpower, with 9 a U «r n Paso, Tex.. condemlng educational taiatltu- people every day being disem­ tlona appeatod from a dedatem Coal, Luaber. TNE STORE O i"Q lM U T r It o f Chlca- ployed. while a relatively few Supplies, Paint chlaC. o t the Washington Board of Taft major centers of war production Review which ruled the property .•W6 NO. Ma In STREET • TEL. 4148 eouiFMeiiT Wash Slacks $! are crowded.” - Involved was taxable. . 1 ' 3 ■ ' "■

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST U, 194* PAGE SEVEN * College Prof$ Shoot ' It’s The “Jeep-Of-All-Work” Now Darts Into ‘‘Hitler**^ Underground! The Most Feared To DramatiTie Science Strategic Map of Solomon Islands Jail Plotters Tiny Car Is One of Most Versatile **Recruits** Produced by World War II For Wartime Students Daily Radio Programs -Word in the Axis’ Vocabulary Eaatera War TUae Given Terms state Collei Pa.— Certain IWi" primitive people have a cuatom, lAPAN when th^y wish to wreak ven- i By NEA Sertlce CHINA '-'f geance upon a distant enemy, of Washington—Bit by bit, from Four Sentenced to Min* fasnlonlng an effigy and sticking returning travelers and exiled gov- Statesman^ Philosopher imum Total of Sev* m It full of pins. Thays all right ote United States is for superstitious aborigines. But .'„i*Mwwurg en Years in Prison. when a group of Penn State Col­ piecing ;oge.ther the story of oc^ To Spectk Over Network A lege professors solemnly ^start cupled Europe’s heroic resistimee lilb , ■ , I „ , .,, . Hartford, Aug. 14— OP) —Four shoot^g darts into'’ a doll-size MAteVSii to the Nazi invader. It Is an in­ from the motion"picturs "The War i I mt t«41 ^ men charged with conspiracy to dummy of Adolf Hitler, the mat­ complete story that must wait un­ New York, Aug. 13—(Wide II ^ - i! ,ti I t* uA: 1 ter requires some explanation. W orld)-W ar views of two Inter­ Against Mra. Harley” in' her Sept' H-* .‘wakiT H '--I.!!''..'' break out of the Hartford county til final victory for its full telling, \ 25 program . . : Raymond Gram iIasianasI> jail were sentenced yesterday to Welt, the. explanation ia that it’s when countless heroic names can national figures—Jan Maaaryk, , IS '1' ' ,r>V, JOHNSON* Swing starts a new BLU aeries J I 1 t, yJ , m' # ‘ , i .'lil' a minimum tdtal of seven years In all in the Interest of science and be known and honored. But in the minister of foreign affairs for the Sept. 26 . . . "Leon Henderson and rtftufftNt the state penitentiary. the war effort. The same answer meantime, the Office, of War In­ provisional Czechoslovakian gov­ Raymond Clapper will be on In­ Lb... I*. ^ Superior Court Judge John H. goes for the baseball bats, billiard formation has gathered ths avail-, " T it' King sentenced John J, Burns, 28, balls, toy cannons, gyroscopes and ernment, and Dr. Lin Yutang, Chi­ formation Please Aug. 81-. . . Paul able information to date In an ac­ nese author and phlloeopher—will Whiteman has re-signed as musi­ of Providence, R. I., ’ whom he Boy8^ Red Rubber Sole^ gaily painted coaster wagons count of this brave struggle titled be broadcast In progranu an­ cal director of the Burns and Allen found guilty after trial, to three to they're carting around on a tour ■•'The Unconquered People.” nounced, today by two networks. show, beginning Oct 6. .. five years. of 50 Penn.sylvania towns and From the top of Norway to the MasaiVk will discusa post-war The Others, who pleaded guilty, or Leather Sole cities. And, oddly enough, their Greek frontier, th< story reveals, were sentenced aa follows: /■ purpose is the same as: thb primi­ I'cconatruction on the Mutual-BBC Programs tonight: NB(J—8:00, resistance is i'gnjwlng. Inhiunan ’’Answering You" program Sunday Lucille Manners; 8:30, Informa­ Edward Parent, 28, of New Bed­ ^ _ tive tribesmen’s—to do harm to reprisals grow with it, but Eu­ .SOLOMON ! » iipa U ford, Mass.", two to four years; B R O ^ at 1:30 p.m., the broadcast being tion Please; 9:00, Walts Hme; -a the distant enemy. * rope’s unconquered people pei-sist from London. Dr. Lin Yutang will 9:30, PlanUUon Party; 10:00, Art John J. Flynn, 25, no address, and These artist's sketches Show This is how ..the professors fig­ 1: their quiet, secret struggle. speak on the Indian crisis, in a Baker’s ()uix. Stanley Kobleski of Thomaaton, some of the many Jobs the sas­ ure it: We..are in dire need of They afe recovering from the CBS—7:15 p.m., Mary Small; SAMOA taa one. to three years each. MOCCASIN $ . 0 0 technicians who must he trained stunned surprise of conquest. Then program over CBS Tuesday at Socks “FormldaMe Weapons” sy little Jeep can - perform. 10:30 p.m. , 8:(>0 Fred Brady’s Variety; 8:30, ^n'ilndiani!"* I FIJI IS ’M'v Above, Left: As supply ca.', swiftly, but wlUr scientific care; it was enough to kaep alive, to I^'buIILi 'iil' u r The court. In passing sentence, find food and a place tr Sleep. But In similar vein, also on Tuesday, Science at Work; 9:00, Playhouse; 'THt- t i l i i j l f : remarked that the accused had with open back and tailboard, learning can be fun; students will will be an address by Postmaster 10:00, Caravan. xj,r>;;v!Ocean SHOES and, * carrying portable switch­ remember ✓ 'sound principles soon the first small fires of rebel­ General Frank Walker on “The BLU—8:30, Gay Nineties; 9:30, 1TJ HHii filled the toes of socks with brick board, as a field telephone ex­ through nwel demonstrations by lion were lit. W and mortar chips from the walls, War Alms Are the Peace Terms.” Dinah Shore, Men of the Sea; ;ii L*ti*iii*mf*t; '■formidable weapons, crude change. I the abp^ gadgets long after Death In' Hearrh of Truth He will speak before the KnlghU 10:00, Great Lakes;* 10:30, Men, V’- ! they’ve forgotten dry lectures. though they, are.” They appeared in the form of of Columbus banquet at Memphis Machines and Victory; 11:00, Duke The men were charged with tun­ Above, Right: As a fuel sup­ SVihe.y have fitted up a mobile hatred ' and contempt. French at 10:15 over BLU- Ellington. ply car, re-fueling a heavy tank ratory and are taking It to movie-goers, forbidden to boo MBS—8:18, Propaganda Analy­ neling between their cells and In-the desert. THq jeep can also Communities where equipment ItU , ^ hb - N « I damaging locks on one of the when Nazi officials wiere shown An extensive program haa been sis; 8:30, Songs for Marching Men; A D E L A I D E l doors. carry drinking water to outly­ Isn't available. There they are on the screen, took to clearing lined up for the 20th birthday 9:30, Double or Nothing; 10:15, ing posts in the desert, far , >‘j M ELBO U R N E. The plot, made Aug. 3, was dis­ teaching this year’s high school their throats and coughing, loudly. party of WEAF to be broadcast cab Calloway: 11:15, Oirl Ra- covered last Saturday. -..CtHOUS&'^SOH from any water supply. graduhtos principles of physics Noru-eglans turned their backs as by NBC Saturday at 11:15 p.m. vaasa’s orchestra. ” " V ' S f INC. and mechanics to train them for Nazi columns marched down^ the Included are Dr. Frank Black and ^ ill# •l -Vlf-gl, WfUlHOt^MrW ,''' Considers Soldier Veting Below, Left: With "steam ta­ technical jobs in- war industries. street. ..An industrial parade in the NBC symphony orchestra, What to expect Tomorrow: NBC ...iiijip T A S M A N IA ' NEWi ble" mounted on rear, the jeep And they’re finding that demon­ Holland turned into a demonstra­ -8:80, Marine Btod; S:00, Wash­ 900 lOOO ZEALAND! I ,■ •' serves as .a roving cafeteria, Dinah Shore, Jane Pcerce, Jane Washington, Aug. 14:—(g')—The strations slightly on the sensa­ tion by 20,000 patriota. Belgians "Undergroond,” by Herblock Cowl and Anne Nichols. ington Park Fu.turity; 9:30, Blood MILES Senate Privileges' and Elections speeding hot food to front-line tional side, along with technical defied their conquerors to demon­ for a Hero. CBS—12:30 p.m., AT EQUATOR Committee considered today legis­ trenches. Below, Right: With movies, are great intcrestisbarp- strate before the Unknown Sol­ In short; Graucho Marx ia ex­ Stuart Envln; 3:30, American Red m It-s wheelbase lengthened 12 dier's Tomb on Armistice Day. - the occupied countries continue to is, of course. In Yugoslavia. There lation to permit soldiers and sail­ eners and time-savers. , ' turn out secret newspspers. Po­ Gen. Draja Mihallovitch and his pected to return to the networks Cross; 9:00, Hit Parade. BLU— The Solomon Islands are worth fighting for. Defensively, these islands would give the United Nations ors serving within the continental inches, the jedp is convertiM ,As for Hitler and the dart— When Dutch newspapers were 2:()0. a base for defending the valuable industrial areas of east Australia and the supply line to AustrsUa from "A thing of BEAUTY is a Joy forever'' Into a fast ambulance that Can land has more than 1(K) under­ army of trained soldiers, guerril­ Foon, apparently having given up Paul Lavalle’a orchestra; United States to vote for candi-^ which is shot out of a blow-gun— forced to print obituaries of Dutch ground publications. Belgium has las, and even women and boys, plana for a Broadway play. . . . 8:15, Gibbs and Finney; 10:00, Al­ the U. S. (arcs). Offensively, the Solomons could provide a springboard for attacks (arrows) on the dates for Federal office. Registra­ accommodate, at least fo ^ Nazis killed on the Russian front myriad Jsp-held Pacific islands which provided the Nipponese with hundreds of "unsinksble aircraft —KEATS stretcher cases. , it' explains to the "cadet engi­ 40. They pick up news from Brit­ have been storming down from the Shirley Temple concludea her len Presoott IdBS—4:08, Brad carriers.” tion by postcard would be conduct­ neers” the path of a projectile. ”in the struggle against bolshe­ ish shortwave stations. - Paper, mountains for more than a year, "Junior Miss" series Aug. 88- hut Hunt's orchesitra; 8:00, American ed by the secretary of war and Experience h a a They Icam that white the small- vism, for Leader, People and Fath­ ink. photographs', even smsd.' hand- shooting, burning, wrecking, and may have a new fall 'air show . . . Eagle C3ub; 9:00, (JMcogoland Mu secretary of the Navy. shown that the first size Schlckelgruber drops straight erland.” the editors were show­ operated presMS are dropped to keeping many mvlaiona of Axis Kate Smith will present stars sic Festival. thing those who down and the dart describes an ered .with clippings. Across them them by parachute. Everywhere troops from the Ruaaian front Ulsh to purchase a By NEA Service front; mobile combat unit for pro- arc, they both fall a t the aame were iwritten such Inscriptions as the hunger for truth overcomes Mihallovitch ia said to hold thrM- G e ts P r o t e s t s ^ memorial demand, is Toledo.—The busiest tecruits in tecting bridges and railroad junc' rate of speed. "Splendid,” “Hearty congratula- the fear of death. The ears of the quartera of old Serbia, as well as 1080 1880 Sub Chaser School BEAUTY. Only ^Broadway’s Top M. C. Is And when the dummy winds up -tions," or ”A thousand more Uke people are glued to hidden radio other parts of Yugoslavia. And beautyr to their the Army are fas^-Aovlng,ovliw, four- him sl\puld be kiUed.” WTIC Kilocycles WDRC Kilocycles u.,1 mobile air-compressor to piimp up with the dart In its midriff, the sets, while the alert O eata^ cock since April a band of 5,000 Greek On Zinc Order H tW mindn, ia suitable wheeled, hMl-bi^for-eledlonelentor blitz deflated Ures. t t t students, scientifically speaking, Mlhallorltch Flghta On their ears for tha faintest sound of gueniUas has been cooperating and fitting as a tri- buggies called ^p s. War Refugee From Opera Poat-War Boon to Fanners have a pretty good idea of what Though the penalty ia death 6r the forbidden' wireless. with him along the Bulgarian bof- Friday. Ang. 14 Friday. Aug. 14 Course Five Weeks bate to a dear oite. i - Already working a full schedule the shooting's all about. torture, brave men and women of The center of armed. resistance der. P. M. r f ------■ i on far-fluiig fronts, the more ac- ' The Jeep is also seen as a peace- P. M. Publishers Object to Re* WE HAVE A LARGE DISPLAY OF FINe MEMORIALS . / By Ray Peacock : tlve ^ v ic e seen by these tough, boon to farmers. When tried 3:00—The Story of Mary Marlin.'^ 3:00—David Hanun. Crews Welded Together the brand-new chasers they will TO CHOOSE FROM f Wlda World Features Writer lethal jackrahblts, the more new ®ot on the farm by the U< 8.- De- 3:15—Ma Perkins. 3:15—Harry Marble. NewA duction in Amount sail away from, the ehipyai^. A ^HOLLOW OROUNO** I * New Tork.—Bob Russell Mikes lises are found for them. partraent of Agriculture In a se- 3:30—Pepper Young’s Family. 3:30—Ruaeian American Festival Used for Pictures. Quickly in Short Cut ' ,New classes go to sea the first for your Being master of ceremonies. It Rookies use them to deliver experimental tests, it was 3:45—The Right to Happiness. 4:00—David Chesklns Orchestra. ' day, and every man has. to prove 'ffogolor oafoty raior Mandiester Manorial Company .peems that you meet so many in- mesaiages, generals to Inspect demonstrated that the Jeep :ould Everybody Else Has a Plan— What’s Yours? 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4:18—Victory Begins a t Home. To Action to Mab that he can stand up under the A. Alroetti, Prop. sresting people, the same like troops. With a few changes, they * 16-lnch plow,' . cut seven /" 4:15—Stella Dallas. 4:30—You’re In the Army Now. Waatfingtim, Aug. 14—(/P)—'The j pounding. RAZOR BLADES Comer Peart aod Harrison Sts. TeL TI87. or 8947 awspapermen. make first-rate ambulances that inches deep in bottom cotton land; 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. 4:45—News. War Production Board has receiv­ New Patrol Vessels. There le no place for sailors Open Bandajrs Sooner. or later. Bob plana to will haul four casualties. Low sil- could pull as much .as 1300 pounds By Paul J. C. Friedlander 4:45—Young Widder Browm. 4:55—War Oimmentary. ed “a great many protests’’ from prone to become seasick—either PAL 4to. 10 • 10..,.25 Bpy Direct and Save Money! put some of' those people in a whistle for everybody to pull to­ 5:00—When a Girl Marries. 5:00—Ad Liner — Musical Coop­ I taouette gives them ffont-Ilne ad­ without wheel slippage; could cul- Wide World Features Writer gether and drag the ship Into publishera it reported today, By John Wilds I on the sleek 173-foot chasers, HOLLOW CBOUND \,V, o book, or at the very least, maga- tipack and harrow in one opera- New York — Don’t ttll anybody 5:15—Portia Faces Life. erative. Miami, Fla., Aug. 14.—(Wide which pitch and roll like a bronco dne stories. He thinks that the vantages. mid stream. 5:30—The Story Club with Jane 5:45-^Ben Be'rnie. ' against an order which wiU cut in Jeeps’ Uses Appear Unlimited tlon._,.., ,... .. , but I've got a foolproof scheme Stuff the Normandie, full of cel­ World)—'there’s a short out to ' on the loose, or the 110-footers, fob of being ah emcee—and this to raise the sunken Normandie. "Dillon. 6:00—News. half the amount of sine used for In battle, they can be used as In one test the Jeep hauled a luloid table tennis balls and- float ii'cUon, through the Nail's sub : which are worse. Bandaome six-footer with a but>- i weapon carriers. With a .30- or 1,700-pound wagon, loaded with I read about how it’s going to her nonchalantly to the surface. 5:45—Dance Music. ’ 6:06—Sports. pictures in newspapers, magazines For the first week, a new lufit Dling sense of humor and fine | .50-caliber machine gun mounted 4,500 pounds of cbm for a di.stance take the Navy a year to pick the Declare a highball holiday 5:55—Stand By, America. 6:15^Hedda Hopper's Hollywood and other pubUcatlona. The order chaaer school, for rugged sailors goes on patrol with the veteran tMurltone voice is one of the best | luxury liner up off the bottom of 6:00—News. 6:30—Keep Working, Keep- Sing­ is effective Sept. 1. with steady stomachs. Ik town—Is a fine springboart tor on them, they become highly mo­ of 13 miles, and counting the re­ thropghout Greater New York for 6:15—History In the Headlines— , 1 crew of a chaaer. EVeryliOdy— bile and effe^We weapons a]^nst turn trip, the Jeep used only one the Hudson River so I hops a any weekend. Monday morning ing. America. A meeting of top WPB officials, In five crowded weekn crews are officer, gunner, machinist, radio­ e career, ground troops or planes. They lug subway down to see Commander Professor Andre Sebenker. 6:45—The World Today, including A. I. Henderson, deputy j As It is, he considers himself a gallon of gasoline or .02 gallons everybody pours into the Normmn- Welded together and sent forth to man—gets a chance to try hla 37-mm. anti-tank guns without a per ton mile. William A. Sullivan. U. S. N„ in die the ice cubes they didn’t use. 6:30—Strictly Sports. 7:00—Amoa ’n’ Andy. director general for operations, man the new patrol chasers now hand. The crew learns to dock the feedalist in a specialised field, at whimper. charge of the salvage operations. Ice floats; ergo, so does the ship. 6:45—Lowell ’niomas, commen­ 7:18—"Dear John.” took up the question at a meeting Irhich topnotchers earn all the A farm experimenter used ’a I burst In breathless to tell -him tator, Yoliing off the ways at assembly ships, by coming alongside a buoy Engineers at Willys-Overland Jeep to disc a 20-acre field so mud­ Set off dynamite sticks in the 7:30—Report to the Nation. late yesterday, but if any decision line pace. at sea. It practices In formation, awy from S190 to $500 a w e ^ At Motors, builder of standard design how he ought to get busy and do mud upstream of the vessel. The T:00—Fred Waring in Pleasure 8:00—To be announced. waa reached it was not announced. ttie Hotel New Yorker, where he dy chains were required on all four It my way. • ' Time. Early graduates of the school— ’ learns convoying technique. Army Jeeps, believe the bouncing wheels, yet the Jeep accomplished explosion will blow her loose and 8:56—Cecil Brown. Formal Protest Filed opened only March 16—already Lrarn What Students Need Bresidea over the Ic^'iibow and broncs’ uses are relatively unex­ It’s a good idea, he says, but into an upright position. 7:l5^News of the World. 9:00—Great Momenta from the job on 20 gallons .of gasoline somebody h««t me to it. '^ e last The Office of War Information ore veterans of the battle to keep •TTlla fi^eek gives the instructors loubles as troubado^ his contract plored. Here are suggested Jeep- Only*l,S85 Tugs Short 7:30—-Come On and Dance. Great Plays. entered the picture through a let­ American shipping on the move baa been renewed^Tour times. jobs: or but one gallon to the acre. time he counted, 1,400 people had 7:45—H. V. Kaltenborn. 9:30—Thst Brewster Boy. a chance to learn what the stu­ sent In letters, telegrams, blue­ Line up 15 tugs, hook them onto ter sent by Assistant Director through submarine-infested wa­ dents need,” comments Lieut. B. A Real Bnowman Portable power-plhnt for air­ 8:00—Cities Service Concert. 10:00—Camel Caravan. Gardner Oowles, Jr., to WPB's Ap­ ters. A master at ad-lib singing, be prints and fancy diagrams show­ tow ropes fastened to the upper­ 8:30—Information Please. 11:00—News. M. Henry, one of the first gradu­ craft searchlights; smoke screep Salvage From Chirks ing how to do'the job. most side. Blow the whistle, etc., peals Branch, and the American .No Time for Frills ates, who has been called back as Is contemptuous of masters of spreader to cover a tank attack; etc. (The commander figures it 9:00—WalU Time. 11:05—Sports Roundup. Newspaper Publishers Association No velvet-lawn campus or ivy- teererooiwx^who crack smutty But—They Can Stop New 9:30—Plantation Party. 11:10—News Analysis. a teacher. “And it lets the students mobile dump truck to fill holes Coleridge, Neb.— —IVhen sev­ Every letter Is rthd by Com­ would take about 1,4(>() tu ^ to ex­ has filed a' formal protest. covered wails greet the officer or themselves know what they have }cdce8^r»mand applause, and per- made by enemy bombers on air­ eral of his seven-week old chicks ert the 26,0(X>-tQn puU required.) 10:00-r-f’eople Are Funny. 11:18—Dance Orchestra. Oowles suggested the curtail­ enlisted man sent here as a stu­ BiiL^emselVea to be heckled. mander Sullivan and his salvage l0:JSO—Tent Show Tonight. 11:30—Dahce Orchestra. to learn.” field runways; field radio car; died, Alva Hutchings decided to engineers; some suggestions are ‘ Commander Sullivan explains ment should not be so great aa to dent at this newest Naval war col­ Three weeks of classroom work ’*A good emcee,” he says, "will field telephone exchange; mobile perform a post mortem examina­ “About 90 per cent of the sugges­ 11:00—News. 12:08—Nen-a cripple the service rendered by the lege. There waa no time for frills, ateve his designation and be- anti-aircraft unit to protect land even tested. Many ideas are patri­ 11:15—Melody MuMc. follow. tion. In’one chicken he found otically Jonated; other letters pro- tions are practical salvage meth­ press in building and sustaining with shipyards getting into high Here students learn to operate ^ m e an entertainer himself. He convoys and combat parachute three roofing nails,'two jlleces of ^ s e a job In the operations ar a blimps to the Normandie and ods such as are used successfully 11:30—Songs My Brother Taught Tomorrow’s Program national morale. gear In the production of chasers dhould be roaster of the situation troops, water supply car to aervice the .job; SUthough the contributed on smaller ships. SomO might con­ Me. A. M. the Navy’s secret detector devices. Emcce Bob Rusaell . . , lead, a thymb tack and a piece of reward; and others will exchange ideas are appreciated, no- more are pluck her neatly from the mud. “This office has no way of and merchant sinkings on the in­ Iiutructors explain convoy tactics, Here it is, folks—-our annual height-of^N-season selHng tod avoid embarra.ssment for the desert outposts;, medical unit for wire. In another he disrovere\ he saw the their first Pan-American confer­ however, that the War Depart­ Is prescribed. baadw-rUing on the waU. ilhlch is beard on the Padfle Coast ence at Italia L lto here today. ment “fuUv recognises that har- u cases of hardship, WPB sold, fOOTTA *TT>e war was making every- from 8:30 to 11 p. m. dally. This monioue relations between the soir LEGION 4 ' ' The conferenm is under the appeals msy bs addressed to re­ •|bing uncertain. Nothing would program Is carried by two Tokyo chairmanship of Count Carlo Sfor- diere at any particular camp a to gional WPB offices on ths general pa more hazardous than an op­ stations, both powerful enough tb sn, one of Italy's tsat pre-Muaso- the edjacent dvUlan population Is appeals form (PDdlOO). be heard on almost any all-wave tic career. So Instead of sing- linl foreign mtnisterB, who has conducive to high morale and con- llu s e s s L i» •J , at the Philadelphia Academy ' radio. been (firMting tbs snti-Faselst tributea to military etflelency.” Next TMng- Music I wound up at the Wal- Yoshll was bora in the straw* movement from ths United States. berry-growing town at Banka, B sd m rt Urns trin M i h f t I roof across the street.” Italians supporting the confer­ M DaOy Umtt Oa Brae. 8 t tools-" (ff)—“Son. If you.ever BINGO f w « M f ^ S g tw Ore. He later moved to Portland, 'TSrriAc' Osoghler ence said their tdeeis fitted per­ neqd me I will go to you, no mat­ • 900 TTAU Now around 30, he is married , where he attended grammar and fectly with thoae of Um United Denver—(F)—Bonifie, the rat- ter where it might be,’! Frank was a complete suecess last Saturday night so • rooTsoAT 6 9 c m a girl from South Africa and grade oehools. Nations and exprssssd the hope kilUfif tax terrier, baa had her Hardt, Jr, Sk Louis coostrucUon n o w I . . Cat-IS Om I , • POOTftAUI | | father at a seven-months-old After graduation, he went to that the Allied gaveramenU rodent s u p ^ ratioiMd—40 dally is man, told his son. Frank, an Army itenonv im osommi «is daughter named Ingrid. She has Japan, where he enrolled in the WDUId give the movement reoogni" her Unfit. <^y rat eradlcators said lieutenant The young soldier was we are going to repeat it for the rest of the curly hair Uke her father, Tokyo Imperial Unlveraity as a tkm and accept the: help of a pro­ the dog waits, beside holes into sent to Fort MlUa, Oorregidor, and his a-ord for her is "terrific.” graduate stodenL After soase ,*Xstd posed enti-Axis Italian Legion. which cyanide is pumpsd. Os now IR listed fis nfiaslng in action. aeason^at the K Still studying singing, . under study he was steeped SBOOgh ia Hee Haa at A ■ The seeeioas, attended by dele- grabs ths rats whsn thay smsrge. The 49-year-old father can’t go to a Rothier. hs gets his relaxa- Jspaasaa■ natlcdallsm .to be de- “Yakel at ' gmtlons from Uruguay, Brasil. Tbs men feared she’d get too auxh Oorregidor—right away. So he's tram athletic acUvitv. Aeide d a n d a “saw sas” by the Tokyo Chile and Argentina, will end Sun­ of the potson. done the next Dsat tniwr—enlisted hu ngular work.' be.bas Bswspaasr Nlchl N l ^ Nlchl Nlchl wrote aa day when Count Sforsa will ad- in the Navy aa dUef prity officer. a tbeiisand benefit perform- . RtaOttiy thereafter ha waa as­ article praising Ms “fins work” d r ^ a public meeting. LEGION HOME Won't Bs Nsa«ad 1 SavM Ttaes an Baratag Oar and you have to be husky ..:.tl» crew of a huge patrol bomber. They sign^ to a posltian In the broad* for which it dubbed Mm ^Japan’s id up * program hk'-| ---- up they go—captain, navigator, radio man, bombardlere and ---- back at the post, machine guns neat skyward, division. Apparently -be radio spokaanan.” into the “ready room’’, don flying gunnera. Motors rav up to giDuad-ahaUng tempo and they’re etf 1 In Navy Lm Ai^tiss—cn—a Foreat Oroesb Ore.—JP) —Pied Leonard Street Ufe-presttfeen a a d .... their crews atralnfaig S3ree So draw a Baad an-thfi fOUowad tofieia draB,1, ^ searly la _ The Japs mto.lOTs Ma*, but the Se, aOsred his iron hi on a climbing qiiw t for trouble, aa..-.. " — , « a Bsnsflel was awshsns(| by the SATUmiAY EVSIONG 7:15 i SSm ; • - ' v ->■'. ‘

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 14, 1942 Manchester eycnino ncRALtD, Manchester, conn. Friday, AUGUSTaugust 14,i4, 1942i942 PAGE ;e e ig h t z : lha vote-awapplng beglna. But' lied both the government and or­ of the serious situation whleh ax- er, dropping thouaand-p Taking a Fill! Swing Aid Reaches Malta iats" at the plant, and respeetfuUy ploalvsa. fiva blm A spactsl intorest o f his ganized' labor’s pledge not to N . Y. Stocks Italy Claims Ocean Charter Phiyfi for Soldierf Navy Seizes suggests that you proossd with The pitots said two direct] own, and he's then a lecitlinate strike. WRshingt|iir m Wartime In Spite of Loss such action as you deem appropri­ on oae cruiser were certain. and treasured member of the What must follow is demonstra­ ate." Other was set ablaze either ^vrtHns Xtralil ..’"^y Jack Btiaiiatt Gible Plant; AllU Chal Mfg ...... 23'i, 9 More Ships club. . tion that labor .must accept the Vows Renewed The atriktre had rejeeted ap­ direct hit or a near mlaa theyl Of Naval Vessels Allied Chem-...... _____132 ported. Bombs which fell aio * rUBLUHlCU BT TUB^ ' Old-f Asbtcmed and - quaint aa It War Labor Board's decisions, Washington—Just" when it ap-i nation's capital on a par, so far as. peals by both the W LB end offi­ JOrnALD PHINTINO CO-.^INC the third cruiser caused a -epreaentaUon goes, with Hawaii, Strike Ends cials o f the A F L International Am' Airlines ...... 384 Sunk in Fight It BISm II Strttt may seem, we need some legisla­ whether they grant raises or re­ peared that ^'D istrict of Colum­ By Roosevelt 'explosion as fragments app UanelMittr. Conn. Puerto Rico, Alaska and the (Ooatianed from Page Oae) Brotherhood of Electrical Work­ A m Can ...... 66 tors at Washington who will be fuse raises. The N avy takes bia reaidqati ba<^ bad. settled down to ers and ths local union to return ly struck oil or munitiona atofi THOMM rEROUSON Philippines. That may be only half Am Rad St S ...... Oontral Uanartr (OoaMaued frsm Pag# Oae) to work under private manage­ ...... 4’ 4 (Continued from Page One) The fourth cruiser appa v^lhg to stay out of the special over; the men will return to blackguts and the Joys and worrl< a loaf,'but aa one commentator the Admiralty gave this account of Poundad Ootobar 1. Ittl. ment on behalf of nation's forces Am S m e lt...... 384 escaped damage. itfi Jirtvilcgea club, and who - will work; but, if the government^ of,ahy other mush-rooming war- put it, "it would be the first step PresidcBt Reaffirms His the running sea and air fight; us right. We have a real boss!" fighting In the Solomon Islands. Am T A T ...... n 7 - ’ g our Naval bases, others to the hos­ No FTghters Enoounterafi’^’ ^ Pnbltabad Evarjr Caaning Baeapt tiine community, along came Rep. > toward Americanization of the “ Naval' operations havs been rBnndaya and Holidays Cntarad at league together In their own clear- means business, they won't get Faith in Eight Cardi­ Admiral Bowen kssumed man­ Company spokeamen wers not pital. Other aiirvlvora have reach­ The only opposition the George A . Paddock, of Evanston,; American Capital." taking place in the western and Am Tob B ...... 42'i Ltlia Foal Otrica at Manehaatar, cut alUanfee^ for straightforward what they were striking for. agement of the plant. - avallabls for comment on Preal- ed the Tunisian coast. cana encountered was scant rCeniU aa Saeond Claaa Mall Mattar. 111., and started them grasping a t ' A b o jt 68 years ago, residents nal Principles , aa Basis central Mediterranean during the Am W at Wke ...... 24 This is the sixth time the Presi­ Admiral Bowen's announcement dent'a order. The high command said that' in aircraft fire from the veasela. legislation on behalf of the people. a straw again. ot the District did enjoy that past fevi days," said ths text of Am ViacoM ...... 274 the phase of action covered in to­ .. SOBSCRIPTION RATEI was made after a conference with The threat of a strike over simi­ fighter planes were encountered] We need to decide some Issues on dent has had to order government The straw in this case Is an old American privilege of marking a For Better World. the communique. Anaconda ...... 26 day’s communique 10 British t;Ooa Taar by Mall ...... tt.Od Brig. Gen. R. K. Robertson, direc­ lar iaauea at the Perth Amboy the B-24’a winged back to K'lBir Month by Mall ...... t .Tl operation of a war plant, but the one— the hope o f getting some . ballot. Aa a matter o f fact the "Our forces. wers under com- Atchison ...... 434 1planes were destroyed. their own merits, instead of on tor o f internal security division. plant of the company faded laat tbrougfh a moonless night. uMnvIa Copy ...... I .Wt kind of hepresentation in Oon- district had a territorial govern­ Washington, Aug. 14— — Oh mand of Acting Vice Admiral M. A tl Refln ...... 16 4 ^Pallvarad Ona Taar ...... tt.M the basis of what .votes cdn be first time he has done it in order Second Service Commend, Gover­ night. Workers voted 115 to. 50, greaa for the 700,000 or so people ; ment, governor and all. But in- the Aviation C orp ...... The harbor was described by i the first anniversary of the sign­ N. Syfret, C. B. nor's Island, N. Y., and company against calling a atrlka after lia- ...... 2 4 The Italian communique auih- swapped back and forth. to enforce the Btw stabilisation in votelesa D. C. It's a pretty aiim ! aftermath of the panic of 1873, the BaMwIn Ct ...... fliers as simply a mooriiig pta MEMBER OF ing of the XtlanUe charter, Presl-, “These operations have result­ officials. tening to a plea by Lieut. COmdr...... 114 marizlng "further operations in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .policy of tha W ar Labor Board. atraw, too, if you aak me, but the territorial government went bust, B 4 O ...... 3 . protected by a boom alongside A t present, every special Interc­ ed In supplies and reinforcements Those attending the meeting Kenneth E. Yandell. Industrial re­ the Mediterranean against re­ Ttaa Aaaoctaiad Praia ta axeliiilya- way aome of the local civic lead- i and congress had to take over. dent Roosevelt reaffirmed today Bendix ...... hilly Pylos peninsula. Preaumab aatltlad ta tha aaa or rapubllea- ept wins; but the hatlon l o ^ , This one demonstration of govern­ reaching the fortress of Malta de­ were D. R. G. Palmer, president lations officer of the Third Naval ...... 314 maining units of the enemy con­ era are going for It, you would Because of the sins of the city his faith in lU eight cardinal prin­ Beth StI ...... 54 the Italians put their crulaers the |UoB of all nawa diapatchaa eraditad ment firmness, we hope, will be spite very heavy enemy concen-. of General dable; M. A. Kent, vice District, who told them they were voy" apparently purported to give r n It or not otharwlia oraditad In Legislation Is based on a shame­ think it was the only life raft oo fathers In those days the District ciples aa the basis for a better Boeing: A i r p ...... for safekeeping between ventu tratlons designed to prevent their president; S. 'A . Sitoth, Jr., plant making critical war supplies need­ ...... 15’ i sinkings and damage in addition ^4lila papar and alia tb i local nawa less immoraUty. There are few ei^ough. Wages can’t keep going the ocean after a sub attack. has never had a vote since. and happier world "when victory B o r d e n \ ...... out to aea. .‘pnbllanad haraln. passage. manage^ H. P. Oassidy, a i^ ia l ed by friends and relatives in ac'> 2 0 4 to that already reported in a spe­ up, iifx^ c e s are to stay down. comes.” , Can Pac ...... They were spotted, by R. A.' I All rlAhti of rapubileatlon of mejpbers of Congress who do not Include Fighter Aircraft . aaalstoiit paymaster general of the tivc service...... 4’ , cial bulletin last night. spaclal diapatchaa haraln ara alio Congressman Paddock Is a Re­ As usual whenever the question The chief executive and Prime Cerro D e'P >>s,...... 304 reconnal.saance planes, and it W share it. Each of them, as t h ^ Minister Winston Churchill of ‘The reinforcements include a Nayyf CTomdr. George A. Holder- Total of Italian Claims i tiaarrad. publican and a first termer. He’s of giving the District represents- Chea A Oh . . . r x , ...... 314 decided that the Job was made ; England penned their names on number of fighter aircraft. neM, ^r., John A. Vincent, special come up for reelectlon, will go not even a member of the House Ucn arises, there's a divtaion in -the Chrysler ...... 604 In that case, the Italian claims order for the American long-r Fall larylca ellant of B. A. the historic decIarsUon at a secret “Measures, taken by the enemy.- 'M istant to tha undersecretary of around his own district bragging District committee, But when he ranks of those who favor it and Col G— A E l ...... totaled: bombers which already had pr itarnaa Inc. meeting at sea exactly a year ago, Ohlek Arons the Navy; Daniel S. Ring, Indus­ Is Expecting Son X . . . . 1 4 came to Washington, looked only silence from those who -op­ consisted of packs of U-boats, ComI Inv T r ...... Sunk: Aircraft carrier Eagle, ed their worth against the Itall Pnbllthan RapniaatatlyaA Tbi of how well- he served this or that when the United SUtes watched trial relationa adviser for the ..> N . 264 M a n h a tta n snxind and saw a citixenry num­ pose it. Some think that Mr. Pad­ large numbers of torpedb-carrying Ooml S o lv ...... three cruisers, two destroyers, Navy in aerial attacks in the ea ; Jalltti Matbawa Spaclal Asancy— special interest. L et's‘ hope the the war from the sidelines. Since Chick Aronson and his Prairie and dive-bombing aircraft and Navy, and Lieut. Comdr. Kenneth ___ • X Y ’ : M a» Fork, Chlcaso, OatrdTt and By George TOcker bering about 100,000 more than in dock'S half a loaf might defer the ' From Hong Kong Comwlth E dls ...... IM i and 21 merchantahips;. em Mediterranean. then, all the United NaUona have Ramblers will play at the UfiO strong forces of E-boatf (torpedo E. Yandell, district Induatrial re­ ^;^ltOII. voters tell them this is no time his own big Illinois tenth district chances o f getUng a whole one. Cons A i r e ...... ii84'- Damaged: To battleahlps, two t v accepted its enunciation of post­ club at Bradley Field this Satur­ boats) operating central lations officer who, a N avy craft carriers, and an unspecir for special, interests. This Is a year A. J. without the right to vote for a Others doubt that a district Cons E k lls...... ------IS MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF New York—Last war aims aa a foundation upon day, it was announced today. This narrows. spokesman said, had been Mnt to umber o f other vessels. British Planes Attack r-«UtCUUATION& York’s^more dog-catcher, much leas a congress­ delegate, without a vote, could do Mrs. Thomas J. Lewie, o f East Cons Oil ...... 6 4 time for serving the good of the Llebling, obe of New which a permanent peace must local musical organisation has "A fores of ertemy cruisers con this district as "trouble shooter The N^alms in the Rome com- interesting writers, wrote an man, he was appalled. He decided much good. Certainly, with 700,- Middle Turnpike, has as her guest Cont Can ...... 2,34 Tha Uarald Printing Company, entire nation. This is a time for rest. been playing voIunUrily at many sisting of ahll)s armed with 8-lnch for labor problems." muniques^were for both German Axis Camps, Vehicle* amazing piece for the New Yorker to do somethli^ about it He of­ 000 consUtuents sitting In his lap, this week Mias Josie DooUtUs of Com P'rod ...... 48', Aaaamaa no financial raaponal- "When victory comes," Mr, affairs asking no recompense in and 6-inch" gum concentrated in Bowen arrived In Newark at and Italian ivaval and aiii forces, Cairo, Aug.. 14. --Daylc duty (or typosrapbical arrora an- winning a war. magazine called The Jolity Build­ fered to Introduce a bllh Mostly ha would be a harried soul. Roosevelt asserted in a message Summer street, Hsirtford, and is Del L A W n ...... 3 4 return. the Tyrrhenian sea and steered to 6:30 p. m., by train from Wash­ ^ ^ x c e p t for the sinking of the British fighter-bomber attach MK la ^aartlaamanta la tha ing. This was the tale of a fabu­ when first termets Introduce a bill, to Churchill today, "we shall They have become widely known expecting before n l^ t a friend of Du Pont ...... 1144 lAsakaatar Branlna Harald. ington and went to the plant by Eagle,' which haa*bMn announced Axis camps and vehicles lous theatrical building on Broad­ that's about the last you hear of it. stand shoulder to shoulder in due to their willingness to aid in the jf^thward as If to attempt to long standing, Mrs. Mhry A. Wil­ Eastman Kod ...... 1294 Gjve Us Parkway Too Can't Guarantee Radio intoifere with the passage of our automobile. bur of Loa Angeles, who comes in London,-there waa'no confirma­ reported by the British headqu Friday,-August 14 way, and those around town who But Just aa a Up to all future seeking to nourish the great Ideals any community project. At Brad­ Elec Auto • L ...... 274 ters-R. A. .F. communique first termers, make that bill a pro­ , -wnvoy. East to visit friends, and more tion for any of these Akla tabula new Mr. Llebling personally at Philadelphia— .— Home la for which we fight. It Is a worth­ ley Field, they will help enterUln Order Posted Oa Fence# ErlaRRCt ...: ...... 6 4 but the land front in North A fr 'The WUbur Cross Highway,' posal to give the District of Co­ "The enemy cruiser force, how­ particularly to meet her son, Hal tions. -Bow Special Privilege Wins once suspected that Jolity wasn't where you hang your h^t, and a while battle. It will be so recog the soldiers during a "Fruit Fea- Admiral Bowen's order, posted Gen Elec ..i...... ,X . 27 lapsed into complete inactivity. says the .Meriden Journal, “ is altogether a piece of imaginative lumbia some kind o f a vote, and nlzed through all the ages, even Uval’* which la being held there ever, never.came within range of aey Wilbur, who has been in Hong Gen Foods .,.: ...... X . . . 324 Even on the basis of the- Berlin stranger hung his in the houM of on fences and buildings through­ Kong, China, aince before the war. radlOt the Italian claims appear A t least one self-propelled W hy ddes any special privilege weed-covered and - In danger o f be­ fiction. It turned out that Jolity you'll never hear the last o f it. the Oliver Judsons, who are amid the unfortunate peoples who on that day. ' our ships and turned back on be' Gen M o t ...... 374 out the plant, read: ^ He ia expected on Ihe B. fi. Grips' to be. a palpable exaggeration. A ■my lighter, 6f th’e type which Building was at orice purchased by, you might even wind up bn the for the summer. He cooked oaT^ follow false gods today. Arrangements for the appear­ tng attacked by aircraft. Results of Goodyear T A R ...... 174 ^kave such an euy time control- ing forgotten...... Funds de­ "By executive order dated Aug. holm which sailed from an East German broadcast today ' aald m in Field Marshal Erwin Ro^ the movies, or so I .have been t- ‘ Houae pistrict committee, which meal, the first four days, then Will Bring Happier World ance of the Ramblers *was made this attack were not observed. Int Harv ...... 48'^ ^kag ooagresslonal action? Why, rived from Merritt Parkway tolls 13, 1943, the president of the Unit­ African port about two Weeks there were 21 merchantmen in mel T*qa been using to replenii and then a lot of people, Incjuding is commonly referred to in the pawned a clock to get funds for a "W e reaffirm our principles. by Stanley Backus.' Cruisers Intereefitod by Sob ed States has directed tha secre­ Int Mer M gr ___ _ ...... 8 4 ^'lor instance, were the legislators continue to shrink, with the use Cepltol corridors by men who use ago. He was employed in the Hong the convoy— the number claimed his men'gnd arms from across t| the movie people, were ansued to more varied diet. As he was play­ They will bring us to a happier •Th# enemy cruisers were inter­ tary of the Navy to take imme­ Int Nick ...... 264 The milder language aa tha most Kong branch of one of the New by the Italians now aa sunk alone Mediterranean, was sunk by R« IPOB the eight “community prop- of autos curtailed, and materials learn that Jolity waa/in reality ing the Judsona' radio yesterday, .^world." bridgsa and whs keeping the Jap­ cepted and attacked on their way diate posaeaaion o f the plant of Int Papbr ...... 9 4 thanldeas task in Washington. 'These, In brief, are the charter's York banks. His father, Hollis W il­ and bracketed .19 of these, aa F. light bomlv^ off the Afric .,«rty“ states able to defeat the for highway construction will be nothing more nor^leu than the police arrived. "W e can give you anese from using the Mytikyina back to harbor by one.of our sub­ The General Cable Company at bur, was engaged iq Y. M. C. A. Int r A T ...... < r :.... 2 4 coast, the communique aald. eigh't principles: Johna - Man ...... sunk or damaged.. Strand Theaterj>duding qp Broad­ new quarters and three pretty fair air base. marined imder command of Lieut. Ba3ronne, N. J., through such per­ work in Korea for many years...... 664 iTM asury proposal that citizens of a k>pg' time ' coming. Moreover, Mr. Paddock's bill would give N o Mrri.torial or other'aggran­ way, whose shMars, R. N. sona aa Navy designated.'Pursuant Jones A La^n...... 204 states be subject to Income there must be a tunnel bored tha District a non-voting delegate disement. trigued MprdUefiUng and thousands liam J. Bell, "but I can't guaran­ “Succsssful continued operations •Two hits with torpedoes were to the executive order o f the ...... 294 Bombs Hit Italian Canacla Uni^^ of others: Well, there is never any in tha bouse. This would put the tee the radio." ' No Urritoriil changes not In Ugg A My B ...... tax at the same rates as cltlsens through a , mountain in New Ha­ keeping Japanese aircraft- from scored on enemy cruisers. president, the undersigned has ...... 614 ex^aihing what happens on Broad- accord with the freely expressed Lockheed Alrc ...... Bf the other 40 states? Why ven as a link In the roadway. All MyUkylna air base have been car­ “ Reports are awaited of the been designated to take posaeaaion ...... 174 Cruiser Squarely y in any case, and. it wasn’t wishes of the peoples concerned. Local Stocks Loew's ...... 45 ,^ e n Leaclii ried out. considerable air operations car­ o f this plant and - uch possession Cairo, Aug. 14.—(P)—Fliers n’t the legislators representing In all, the Cross Highway Is somo^ dng before an idea was aroundxo ’ Respect for. the rights .of all Mont Ward ...... 30 and is frequently much worse at - ‘On Aug. 2 reconnaissance re­ ried out by Naval aircraft and has been taken. Any Interference FumlalMd by Potoam aad Os. .who took part In the American se 40 other states, recognizing thing that might as well be fof^ build a musical comedy out of Jol^ peoples to choose their foriha of Nash - Kehr ...... night. , - I vealed the enemy-held air base aircraft of the Royal Air Force. with the operation o f this plant la 9 Ceatral |tow, Hartford ...... 8 4 Air Force bombing of three Ital­ Europe Drh Injustice to their own con- ity Building to be called “Birds of government. Nat B is c ...... 15 gotten for the duration." The pain varies greatly in dif- Equal access by all nations to still was in unusabls condition. "Destruction o f one U-boat has an offense against the United lafraiaiiea ian cruisers at the Greek harbor Btituants, accomplish the very a Feather," and Cheiyl Crawford fe'l«nt cases and may be a duH Direct HU On Bridge / niil Sale. N at Cash R e g ...... 17 of Pyloa reported today that one That, we guess, is ppefty much world trade and raw materials. already been announced, and it States. (Oonthined from P ag* Om ) was to produce It. For music they ach)^ or be burning, or shooting. Small lipitig rooni? “ On that day a medium bomber N at Dairy ...... 154 ^,glmpls task o f outweighing and ths situation. n«w super­ Fullest International economic now is certain that at least one >“H. G. Bowen, Rear Admiral. Aetna phs^ualty o f the abipa, bit squarely with two were to use so^e . unpublished More dr less numbness or ting- i scored a direct hit dead cenUr on Nat Distill ...... ______25 1.000-pound bombs, would be out ^Outvoting their colleagues? Sure- collaboration. more has been sunk. U? S. N. AAetMT et “Fire ■ of life and death by telling highway that Wu going to bS times by the late George Gersh­ ling of the leg may be found. railroad bridge south of Wun- NY Central ....'...... 9 Establishment of a peace assur­ “ Loss o f the aircraft carrier H. The conferees in . fixing four A^ Life of operation for a long time, grandstand, quarterbacka to plj 40 Staten and their welfare, Connectlcut^-fjan^iortatton's pride win, which would have been a fit­ I would strongly advise you to - tho,,both spans Were seen to fall N or Am C o ...... 7 4 ing safety to all nations and free­ M. S. Eagle already has been an- o'clock for the reopening chose Automobile A second cruiaer waa set afire down." ^-fkould be able to win over eight, ting climax to a Llebling . hunch use a treatment whicli will per­ Into'the. river, oompistely destroy­ Northern Pac ...... 8 4 and Joy^'has been postponed Into that grew into a lucrative gag one These Are the perfect dom from want and fear to all twimced. the hour that the night ^ i f t no?* Conn. General . . . . . 35 and a third damaged In the 1,300- Mill Never Waate Uvea manently relieve sciatica before ' ing the bridge. Hartford Fire . - 88 Packard ...... 2 4 i'partlcularly when Justice and fair- tbs ^fduire. sultry day last summer. But now men. “The Board of Admiralty re­ mally reports. The Army., -"and Pan Am Alrw ...... mile round trip attack .which put L ieu t Gen. A . G. L. McNav any of the fi^lowlng complications Freedom o f the seas. “ Another medium bomber d r a ­ Hartford Stm. Boil . 43 ...... 184 a big new dent in Premier Muaao- and lo fle are on their side. t doesn’t mean that it need the whole thing’s been called off, grets to announce that the cruiser N avy offreera arrived during the Param Plct ...... ton, commander of the take place: weakness of the Ibg' . Abandonment of the use of force ped several bomba on docks and NaUonal Fire ----- 54 ...... 164 linl'a battered Navy. which is the same as saying that H. M. S. Manchester (C^pt. H. morning. Penn R R .'...... array overseaa, will never ^'Tst, when the showdown cai be forgotten, however, and It Is muscles, shrinkage or wasting of , among nations; diaarmament of warehouses at Katba. Phoenix ...... 80 ...... 214 it probably will be done anyway. Drew, D. 8. C., R. N.,) was dam­ No PIcketo la"^lght Pepsi - 0 > la ...... Taking off Tuesday afternoon the Uvea o f Canadians, ha ‘ sight states were in easy-don- the muscles, or greater pain and those threatening aggresslcn. “On Aug. 6 our medium bomb- Travelers ...... 390 ...... 214 our particular hope that Highway Once these Broadway snowballs aged and subsequently sank. After' they hao entered the Phelps Dodge ...... 24 from a secret airfield somewhere Purcell, who was press ol o f the situation. tenderness In 4he. nerve trunk or On TbesS polnU, the President era attacking Mogaung met with PnbUc UtUlttss Commissioner Cox will, to the con­ gst started. .. Oloae'Tp Tunisian Coast plant, (genera? Robertson's chauf­ Phil P e t ...... in the Middle East, four-motored tions officer on General ita sheath. " - told the prime minister* "We anti-aircraft fire over the town. Conn. Lt. and Pow...... 394 W hy,,to take the rantlne exam SOFAS “ Many survivors have been feur stood guard at the gate with Pullman ...... B-24'a o f the 98th Bombardment Naughton's staff during 1941, trary of forgetting the project, In your own case hfhether sd- “ On Aug. S a single medium ...... 284 Mother. Kelly's la a nightclub based, and continue to base, our picked up and it la believed that Conn. Pow ...... 30 Group under command o f OoL Is o f bpecial p rivj| j^ dominating atica la Just beginning,'' has bomber secured a direct hit, de­ a Bub-n^hlne gun. No pickets Radio ...... h 4 plained: • use this enforced hiatus for a se that rests on the site of the late hopes fo r a better future fo r the others have reached the Tunisian Hartford El. Lt ... 43 Hugo Rush winged to the attack "When fels men fight their , Congress, is UMr''fwm bloc always bothered you for a long,timd,- Jtbe stroying a railroad bridge between were ln"slght. Republic S t l ...... 144 rloua consideration o f the possi­ and lamented Beachcomber, of fo r y o u ! world.” coast, since the position in which Hartford Gas ...... 23 acroea the Mediterranean and over into Europe they will have a : first step In the cure Is to halre. T a u ^ and Plnbaw, southwest bf PrMident Roosevelt yeatetday Rey Tob B ...... 234 cso tro l^ / Is It because a ma- which this reporter was wont to Great Unloa e f H nmaalty the ship sank was close to that S. N . E. Tel. Co. 109 the aouthera tip of the Pelopon- aonable chance o f gaining t bility of a change in department a good physical examination made Mogaung. gave the order to take over after Unit. nium. Sbs. . . . 37 Savage Arms ...... 104 'joetty jo f u e people in this coun- WM sentimental. . . . I mention A year ago, he recalled, nations coast. Next of kin will be Inform­ nesua to the Ionian aeadoast port. objective. Tha operation wlU plana for it. In order to find out the cause. You "In all these operations we sus­ the strikera, estimated at 1,000 Weatem Maks...... 16 Sears Roeb ...... :...... 834 this not in extenuation of The fighting for their existence against ed as soon as possible. Four crulaera were moored in a fully and thoroughly backed for legislators whom will then be able td go ahead and tained no loas in planes or person­ by their leader, voted to continue ladnatrlal Shell Un ...... 134 ' Wa refer to the inconsistent Beach, but to bring out a point a “ commo, barbaric foe" were “ It Is not to be expecte^^ that ■tralght line In the long, narrow naval and air power. I t wtU remove it and In this way, can be nel." the #aU(out they started Monday Acme W h o ...... 17 Soeony - V a e ...... 8 4 know to be extreme cham- fact that department plans now that may. In time, i>ose a puzzle units or small groups. Now these extensive and dangerous, opera­ harbor. be premature. Failure would completely cured. luiUotis and groups o f natlona In midnight.' ...... Am. Hardware .... 21H Sou ...... 184 . pioos of tha farmer? Is It because call for having this super-road u for tourlata. Mother Kelly himself tions o f this type, can itd out In Admiral BOgwn, former chief of South R y ...... 15 Target dceuly Visible fluence the caTise of the war Some of the causes of sciatica all the continents, be said, have Arrow H A H cm. . 34 »e the majority of the members of la a man. He has one son In the 200 Jap CasualtieB close proximity to enemy bases, the Navy's Bufeau of Engineer­ Std Brands ...... 3 4 The American planes swooped moat aa decisively aa a succe parkway for the lower end of its Arm y and another In the Navy, are: l-Titrltatlon of the nerve by formed a great union of humanity, can be completed .Without lose. Billings A Spencer . 3%' ^Congress are farmers, or reprs- Choice of 6 Styles dedicated to realisation' o f the pro- ing, took charge of The Federal Bristol. Brass ...... 37 Std Oil Cal ...... 224 in,. atlU retaining > high altitude, Invasion—but the other way." routs and Just another trunk line and both of them call him Mother! rheuipatlc poisons which have In Cros$ing Action "Any further - Information re­ Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Com­ Std Oil I n d ...... i... 254 moving diagonally acroea the tar­ aantathns o f strictly farm dls- settled in this particular location; gram o f purposes arid principles cf ceived by ths"Admiralty will be Colt’s Pat Fire .... 634 for tha northsm half. Chungking, Aug. 14— CFH-Two pany at Kearny when the Navy Std Oil N J ...... 374 get which waa clearly vLaible in Like San Francisco, ths city ‘ titets? Kvsn if that should hap- Believe me, the Oiarlea Wied- 2-^pressure on the nerve, coming the Atlantic charUr, through made knovrit as soon as possible, Eagle Lock . .. ----- 9 4 Aa becomes a highway financed victory over .common enemies. hundred Japanese were killed or seised it and operated it for IS4 .^afnir Bearinga ... 98 Tex— C o ...... 36 ths light of the Setting sun. Melbourne, Australis, owes its fas to be so, there are different man dancers— though devoted t(| 'Trom any source. Such pressure wounded and aevaral light Japa­ so far as 'this can be done without days last year before returning it Timken Roll B ...... 36 Tw o planes crossed each eruls- velopment to a gold strike. by tolls, it is going to ba reserved seml-clasalcal Interpretation—db- is often due to a pinching o f ona ‘T h eir faith in life, liberty, inde­ g iv iw assistance to the enemy, Hart and Ox>ley . . . 100 Mads of farmers, specialising in pendence and rellgloua freedom, nese vessels sunk on Aug. 7 when to private management. Hendey Mach., cm. . 6 Un C arbide...... 68 to noA-commerdal traffic In serve a tremendous hand for tkeir 'of the nervea Coming from the an enemy force tried to cro4s the wboM published claims are known HalU Prcaidenttal Order Union P a c ...... 75 difforent kinds of crops and seek­ down-td-earth pantomlmea^On the lower spine which Joins the sciatic 9 8 - » * and th the preservation of human to be exaggerated.” Land'rs Fr. A Clk. . 26 lower half. But when It gets to Wu river south of TiingUen in A strike leader yesterday baUed New B rit M'. com. . 354 Unit A ir L ...... 124- ing different types of privilege. old silent films. . . . Thp^ have a nerve. This pinching may occur rights and Justice in their < upper Connecticut, the bars will " lands as /veil as in other lands,” CfiieUang provlncs, tha the presidential order and forbcaat North and Judd 34 Unit A ire ...... What keeps them all together? travesty on Thefla Ba]ra while that when one of the small bonea of high command announced today. it would signalize an Immediate Unit C o r p ...... be let down, and motorists who sly beauty la escaplu^ from a lep­ the lower spine gets out of place. Reg. IIO-M-IW-OO Mr. Roosevelt declared, “ has been Fire Bomb* Dropped Peck. Stow A Wll .. 74 The answer, within the farm given form and substance through The enemy suffered another 300 mass return to work. Ruaseli M fg. Co. . . . 304 Unit Gas Imp hxve been dreaming of soma Sort er colony in the peuth aeaa that la I f y6u have sciatica In only one casualties In a clash > north of During German Raid "The workers will be happy to U S R u b b er...... bloc, is that the representatives of a great gathering of peoples now ScovUle ...... 224 of jiaradiae like the Merritt Park­ terrific comedy.'. . . It is a good leg. it is a good plan to go to an Lungyu, also in Chekiang, the London, Aug. 14—(P)^Thou - go back to work for the govern­ US S t e e l...... i ...... thing it is a^l'done in pantomime. Osteopath or Chiropractor and known as the Untt^ Nations.. Sllex C o ...... 9 4 various special interests swap way will find themselves once "Freedom and Independence are communique added.- sands of fire bombs but no high ment,'' said Strike Chairman Mi­ Stanley W orka ...... 394 Warner Br Piet’ ...... at QUINN’S . . . The cfowds at the Rainbow support among One another. Cot­ find out If any of the vertebrae In Kiangsi piy>vtnce, the Chi­ explosives feU early today on an chael Petraklan, adding that the Wekt Union ...... more engaged In ceaseless . bgttle Room we're so clamorous that single and supreme objective of do., pfd...... ,28 are out of position. In such cases, nese advanced" slightly toward a eas^ Anglian town and British of­ strikera would "work like bell to W e it E l A M f g ...... ton and com and wheat and live­ v/orda bould not have been heard. defeating the Axis forces of ag Torrington ...... 254 with the great monopolist of all the discomfort of sciatica can of­ position nqrth of Kwelkl,- it was ficials said that only slight dam­ make up for the time lost and get Woolworth ...... The Weldmana also approxi­ greasion that the United Nations Veeder - R o o t ...... 38 stock farmers want different our regular high-ways, the- truck. ten be removed only a single said. age and no .knoven casualties re­ behind the president. I f It’s for Elec Bond A Sb--((?urb) mate snowflakes In a storm, and havs pledged all their resources New Yorh Banka thlnga But cotton supports com adjustment. You will note that 1 Notice how light and airy thsss sofas sulted. Uncle '^am, let him name the Bank of N. Y ...... 255 275 Ws believe Commissioner Cox they have another number that is said in one leg, for when sciatica and effiorta." This W eekend ... Sad com, in return, supports cot­ looki That makes them fit into small rooms Presumably fo r transmission That attack was the only hostile terms.” Bankers Trust . 874 394 knows, as well aa the next high­ an excellmt^^antomime. . . • If you exists in one leg alone, this usual­ Taking No Cbaacea . perfectly, y e t with the right companion to the heads of the United Na­ air activity during darkness last The few pickets were withdrawn Central Hanover 704 724 ton, and this unifies the farm bloc think they can't Interpret snow- ly means that It is due to pressure Nipponese Claim way expert, that the ideal trbfflc piecst they’re equally good for large living tions. ths Stats Department sent n ight yesterday upon receipt o f word Chase 24 26 'Within Its ^ . Then the farm bloc flakeb—remember, not many peo; which may thus be easily re- Ann Arbor, Mich.— UT)— Michi­ of the futiye will provide 9 he road rooms! Comfortable, too, which la Impor­ the text of the chief exscuj^va’i There were no reports of new that President Roosevelt had or­ Chemical ...... 37 89 ^ple thought Reginald Gardner tant! gan grid fans already are making gains outside adherents. A farm lleveA I have seen many patients message to American dipibmats 35 y easels Sunk R. A. F. night offensives against dered Navy operation of the fac­ City ...... 234 254 for trucks, another fpf clvlUao" could Imitate wallpaper— but he almost instantly cured In thla iKKel reaervatlons in South Bend. Kemp’s Service Pack bloc senator may have a vote or accredited to their govanmients. Germany. tory until be decided Us private, Oontlnental 104 124 traffic. The blessings of si^'sep­; could, and did. Inid., for the Wolverines' Nov. 14 wray, after^ being crippled for operation would be "In a manner Cora Exchange 81 33 For’Service Men. Ready for MaiUng. some unofficial influence that is (Ooutlauad froM Page One) game with Notro Dame. aration are apparent epotigh to all years. Notafi by Na Leodon Pansia conalatent with the war effort." First National 1080 1130 important to some project dear tu who have used tha^lterritt Park­ Or, the pressure may ba due to London, Aug. ti— (F)— ’ ^NOt Start Large Fire* « Halt CaMs Prodaetton Guaranto Trust 227 287 fallen organa ai)d in such casea fared a "large number" o f planes some industrial senatoi^a heart.* way. The t^iHSur Cross Highway HEALTH AND DIET single morning hswspaper In Lon­ In Norwich Attack One thousand strikera walked Irving 'Tnist .. • 4 IIH Oetllag Eariy Start go votes are swapped. . the sciatica vanlabca after the or­ don noted today that this la the destroyed and surface units put out on Monday, halfttog production Manhattan ., 14 16 is a rq a j^ r the future. Perhaps gans are lifted by the use of a out o f action. Berlin (From German Broad- first anniveraary of ths signing of on cable fo r the armed foreas, ovtr Manufact Tr. . 324 844 JacksoOvUle, Fla.— Via Brad $1.25 In this way, Special interest al- ADVICE casta) Aug. 14 — (P) — German it w^ T m a long tims into the fu- special treatment given to bring (Tbs Information then as to refusal of ths War Labor Board to N. T. Trust ... 94 98 Chlppsndale, English Lounge, Tuxsdd> the AtUntlc charter by President planes started large fires last night ford, manager of ths JackaoavlUe .r-bos itself with special Interest, ;ttrre before we actually get It. about Juat such good results. both Am srlcsa and tnsioy losses grant a general 10-cents an hour PubUe National 27 29 Fumlahed by the McCoy Queen Anne Lounge, Dtmcan l^ y fe and RooMivelt and Prime Minister in an attack on Norwich, in Eng­ club o f the Salty League, waa an KOmya Extra Large and the course of legUUtion has Ehren if you have only mild at­ was incomplets, ths statement wage increase oyer the 78-centa ‘n u e Ouarantsa 2 4 3 4 now. But it won't be much o f a Health Service Lawraon.. .are the styles in order illustrated QiurchlU. land, ths high command said to­ Alabama backfleld star Juat four tacks of sciatica, you do not know said. minimum and double pay for vaca­ U, SeTruat .... 980 1030 some to be little more, on many road for the future if it 1s oper­ here. Ehrcry one la a popular model, Soimd- day. seasons ago. Addresa eonunimlcatlona ta The when they will become wrorse. laeceaass Clalma Mad# tions -oocasiona, than a process of llmit- ly constructed to give years of service. It reported a British torpedo- ated In the theories of yesterday. Herald, Attention McCoy would therefore urge that you Romberg Blagting The president acted after re­ A hithippopotamus does - not sweat (The new Tokyo statement both boat and a hulk used as a bar­ Salted Peanuts 5 5 ^ Jeas alliances between various spe- Why -not, Mr. Commissioner, look Health Service. overcome it aa soon aa possible. ceiving a letter from the War La­ blood, but it does exude a red, revised, and increased the claims racks sunk in other air attacks in clal privileges. .The following measures are often bor Board which aald Ui4 board oily liquid from Is ig * pores la ths !n Vacuum Packed Pound Jars. Into the possibility of keeping At Jap Warghipg madf in a special Japanese com­ water south of Dartmouth during helpful: allow heat to "baka'* Into munique last fiimday. votad unanimously to “notify you skin. When yqu'examine congresaion- this road a parkway for Its whole When the Largeet Nerva Hnrts the parts by the use of the deep daylight attacks along the aouth sl action from this angle, 'i t is (A t that- Uins it was asssrtod coast df England yesterday. route? Why gJve southern Con­ therapy lamp, or apply the sooth­ (Oaattaaed fm a Faga Oua) K em p's Mixed Nutfi in vacuum packed jar*, We are now able to measure in Tokyo that tha Japanese Navy Some British planes, flying at nrdnough to see how the repre- necticut a parkway and northern ing beat of the diathermy; or, aa bad sunk one battleship o f un­ CASH ntatives of- only eight states many things such as the blood a home treatment, lay on hot tow- tack was earrtad out without in- great height, were aaid to have at­ lb...... Connecticut Jiut another road? known type, seven cruiaeid, four tacked weatem Germany and tha pressure, the amount ot oxygen els, changing every twn> minutes. terfersnes. were able to control the action of destroyers and more than .10 trans­ northwestern German coastal area. which you use in an hour, we even Osteopathic or ChlropracUe treat- AU tbs Allied planes rctiunsd to Kemp's Peanut Butter, lb. jar ...... 39c the Benate Finance committee the meats often bring relief. During ports and had heavily damaged Making The Formula Stick have a measuring apparatus their bases, but some sustained three e n ils ^ , at least two de­ Now On Display Other day, and keep for these the acute attack, you should go damage. I s tess A I which reveals whether a person la on a fruit Juice diet and taka twro stroyers . And "more - than one Hospital Notes r|P pos wWnws Kemp's' As»ortetst aolutian affbetliig the welfare of the President's action in ordering the neighborhood said the rascal was ships, one o f them a destroyer. had boon found to be a cruiser of 37 Avondale Road; Joseph Haley, to your problem, come in Spree—-Hheaj»ra2f_Bnli-ger*|»iMnl_^. . .1 permanent cure. When no further a pet cow, left by a family that the AchlUes type and was so list­ ara deddfd. again Navy to tal(e over and operate treatment is used, the attacks Unofficial reports here aald the Bolton; Richard McCabe, 43 Fos­ er pboM ue today. moved away. "No wonder they Marines were striking deeper into ed in today's announcemenU ter street; Mra. Minnie Cole, 21 Complete line of Revlon Nail Polish and Li| again. That la “sUtesman- the plant o f the General Cable come bac|c and the patihnt does moved," said one .tggrleved resi­ 1939 Chevrolet Town Sedan not know how long his trouble the Jungles after wresting beach­ Edgerton street; Mrs. Howard la Oeagraas—vote-swapping CorporaUoa In Bayonne, N. J. dent covers. A good heads from the Japaness on tha TsBa A l Absnt It Little and Infant datigbter, SO* Like new inside aad oat. Seat stick including 2 new shade* “ 1942" “** o sxpeaas o f the votem and will last as h e . may be bothered The War Labor Board -consider­ for s e w a l months. three islands— beUsvad hare to bo Autumn atreet bargain! ____ TJmmigi Electiea Oeoat Flalabsi Qeirtity Florldo, Quodolconal and Maloito. riNAifcirce. * “ 1952” . ed the case of ths wrorkers ot this The main symptom is tha pain. OsTaUad — (P>—Donbto • duty Admitted today: Patricia Ana dept: Bob Kelly., tbs Ctevslsnd aad Lawrence WHla, 40S Summit G. M. A. C. TERMS! themselves plant for a wage Increase. Using which usi^ally comes on gradual- - Topeka. ____ Ksa _(ffV—Tha re m it TRADES ACCEPTED! Rams' Bsw sseretary. also wiU ds- street. as effeottvo lobbgr at Wash- its stabUlsaUon fcmmls. it found ly. Ths patlsat notas that aftsr [ ------—— American* Continue sitting or lying in ona position serlbs tbs pro fOotbsQ club's Discharged today: Mra. Janets bobso indicated the recent primary alec- OalF Isglatator who tbsy were not entitled to euch an games tbis CaU for tbs radto ata- L. Jacobs, Bolton Notch. for aome Um% or after heavy ex­ tkm count wrae finished -vary qifiek- Bombing* in Burma D. B. Brown. to rearasent iBowaae: It ao ruled. tloa which fonasriy amploysd bloL ertion, be hrs d'atreae through the ly indeed out la Iowa townahlp, New Delhi. India. Aug. 14—(P) RILEY CHEVROLET CO., lac. Mgr. / a m m . Tbsrs irs 10 timas as many No. 991 What feUowed was aa. outlaw bark of t’w t;.»jh. A t the pain Sherman cohaty. The five mem­ —The United StsUo Army Air 673 M AIK SIREBI gro'ws wrtxC^ it travels dowmwar I Fotcea, announced tp tey a barbnra and hatrditeaera In the 191 CENTER STREET PHONE M74 Mrike. la LOOi liiik iis de- bers of tbs Flectloa Board wars Unitefi SUtan tofiny aff tbrne ^nurae o f the netre the only 'fiorlra ot.'' X JtANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAT, AUGUST 14,194» ?AGE ELEVE!^

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,1943 Armstrong and Mtes NsBIa Tare of High atrset. Stafford Springs Alonzo SpeUman of OreutviUe Marlborougli the United Electric. Radio and Joba O. Netter has been elected preMdent of the Lerfi Farm Lad’s 413. Stafford descendants of Jsku and Debomb Will Arrange Machine Worker^ Advice on buying No One to Say Good-bye BosweU Brown at the 34th SERIAL Associates oPBates will be AFL, nunlon held recently at Lake Vice Presidents Daniel Tobin of Given Housewives Acumen Aid Ths horns of M n. Clara Arm­ (3eorge, Wales, Maps- Miss liols Hesmaa is spsnfitei the Teamsters Union and William By Asaeelatod Presa strong on Church street waa ths Mlss Betty Lou Green of High this waak at Capa Ood MHEN A 5 IR L MARRIES Merger Talks L. Hutcheson of the Carpenters' To This Young Selectee Kluck”; Nancy Robertson, "Gert­ Winning Bull Wlndsinoare avsnus announcs tbs they have rented. They returned scene ncently of a family gath­ street is a surgical patient at the Mrs. WUllasa Edbarg, wbis' has Union. from their trip sooner than expect­ rude Finch’’; Clara Viany, "Mn. Johnson Memorial hosplte|. COPYRISMT. IMS. The CIO was formed in 1935 Your cost of livlng^eed not rise engagemint of their daughter, Columbia ering, reunion of eight slaten, the btea a patient at the Orthopaa^. I r e n e . RYERSON m a r t NIA •■RVICI. INC. Formal Negotiations on "You seem to be alone, Bud” ”I’ve really got a relative now, you Rockville Miss Clare Hhtous to Milt Album ed as they encountered blackouts T. Asblngton Finch”; June Loomis, Boy Scouts of Troop 49 ntum - when John L. Lewris and his Unit­ if you buy wisely.. ' (ConMnned from Page O n^ know, Uncle Sam.” of New Haveh- Miss Gladys M. Rloa on the cape every evening. This “Depression”; Lsster HIU, “Arte- tint time In 13 yean. The nunlon ed after spending two wssks bospltol la New York City siaee ed Mine Workers withdrew from said a Herald re ^ rter this morn­ Lewis H. Chapman dampened the attraetions of the mu> Burke”; Paul Heckler, “Dan­ •National Labor Move­ TKe State Department of AgrT- ing to one of the induotees from He would not tell bis name and 94. Bsokvllls 573-13, WUUmantla DivMoo waa the fint since the death of camping pf' Ctemp Qulncbaug, April 1s much improved a ^ now. the AFL. Similar negotiations in culture .and ,the State Defense production, the club offered a Just as he finished the train pulled trip, and they felt 'tSat their own ny Siletto." The play ia dlrscted by their father James M. Fraser In Preston. 8«W7t WMto her fam ily Is lettuce, beating up a quick mayon­ 1937 and 1939 failed to reunite prise calf to the boy or girl mem­ Tolland County at the Manchester home at Columbia Lake was a bet­ Mrs. Benton Oaskell. able to walk with tha aid jOI' a t a kke isMrt, Bald Sharoa naise ? ment' Date to Be Set. Council provide the following in­ into the station and he left the re­ 1950. The reunion wms. also tq Pfe Jack Jesak of StaffordviUs, crutehca and hopes to ba abla tq the two labor groups, but chances formation tfo Connecticut consum­ ber of a 4-H club or the Future railroad station, shortly before the porter, wHh a hand shake and The Ladies’ Aid Society wUl hold ter location to enjoy thematlves. ■ laphi- hM tahfw a fwalak- "You’re a handy thing in s of success this time appeared en­ Farmers who obtained the most X fair on Friday, from 3. to 5 p. m., Mra Ttonio is the tormer Mias celebrate a birthday and a fare- stationed at Keesler' Field, Mias, return to her bom# hen by Labor BMMhBBHi* far a seerat Ta«^atlna kitchen.” the doctor said admir­ Chicsco. Aug. 14.—(yPi- Formal ers on the thrifty buys In local arrival of the special train which these words; “Hope I get some­ brith the Army Medical Corpa was Day. hanced by reports that President stores. signatures of sponsors. where for my new Uncle.” Annual Picnic at Yeoman’a HaU. The baked bean Jane Pomprowlcs. v/eU party. The birthday celebn- C hirewB. Shs waats aeow of tlie ingly. ’Tm supposed to be the host negotiations mtended to bring Roosevelt has urged labor leaders took 78 men from Rockville and There were only two appUcanta tlon was for Mrs. Charles Spencer, among nine soldisraiSelected from Plans a n underway for a 4-M ItoBMaa^ hocacy timt she misses and you’re doing all the work.’ Meats: Continued light supplies Way Signatures Sought ' vicinity., It was too late to-Inquire who supper which is usually a special Ellington hia company to attend advanced Club fair at tho Richmond Me­ A smile tucked in the corner of about an AFb-CIO merger , Into to negotiate a peace. Ail the sponsors had to do was this chap was, but at any rate he feature of the annual fair haa been who rsceivsd certificates at last the former Mildred Fraser and kaoMk atea sraala to make sure of beef and pork. Adequate Sup- “Yes, I guess I am,” said the On Tomorrow Mfa. Gaorga'Bugbaa antartainsd Monday evenings meeting of the 0.\F. Barr hsr daughter Jydlth.L«e of East technical achool, BllUngs hospital. morial Library on September 3. her terra far Tom DriecoU. wbem'^ Knid’s mouth, as she remembered "one rational labor movement” Gfeen told newsmen that the {tIIcs of lamb and processed meats.. vouch for the contestants' farm­ young man. was alone at the station. iVo bus omitted this year because of the Longmeadow, lAss. The farewell Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indisns- The local Grange at Its last meet­ ■aonieed to marry. She the manner in'Which he had at­ president ”is deeply interested” in ing ability, and to get their signa­ loads of inductees came into the the Prograaaive Bridge club TiMs- uncertainty of transportation con- Hebron War Price and Rationing TM. 493-$, Boekvllla will be arranged for at a meeting Poultry: Fowl moderately priced. "You going on this train?” Board, though there firere,quite a waa for aifton Charter, husband of Indiana. Private Jssek, son ing donated fS.00 to the 4-H for she Is going oat of tempted to slice the cbld meat. All in Washington next week. | the outcome of the peace parley. Turkeys and broilers slightly high­ tures many youn^mtera ran ads in “Yep. I leave with the rest of Square at 9:35 and left at 9:59. day night at bar home la West ditlaps. Articles which wUl'be f6r Mn. Alice Fraser Carter, who n . Henrietta Jesek, enlisted prise money. It is also planned to a liiisliirTi trip. One of the more ridiculous when his hands their local papers, enlisted civic Textile Workers Social __ Include home cooked food, number of others applying, whose Sunday Aug. 18, Rev. George W. President tVllllam Green of the He also said that "there shpuld er. , these fellows.” Wtiliagton. Prises wera awarded needs wiU be taken care of at next waa caUed into the service. A buf­ n in the Army Medical corps, Sept­have memben of the Grange hava lakhora In the apartment had been so deft in bandaging the be a fair and just limitation plac: Fish: Mackerel, flounders. clubs in their behalf and queried ”I suppose that your friends Expected to Draw Big Mrs. Floyd Pbelps first, a flrat aid freah vegetables and fruits, aprons, Stephenson wiU occupy the pul­ fet Supper with a birthday cake ember, 1941, and completed his an exhibit at this time. _____ yoaag Dr. Henry Hol- baby's leg a moment before, ■■^ou American Federation of Labor an­ ed upon Salaries of highly-paid possible signers by mail. plants and-, fiowera, and there wiU Monday evenings meeting. pit in ths Oongngstlonsl church nounced plans for the meeting . Vegetables: Best buy»—Toma­ and relatives were In Rockville kit, and Mrs. Ruasell Bugbae tha Fitch N. Jones was allowed two was aarved on the porch. Those basic medical training at Camp The reg istn n of voters wiU ba­ M d tries to get acquainted, were so slow about it, she ex­ executives,” disagreeing with a toes, sweet corn. Moderate—Uitaa Cattle club officials couldn’t un­ when you left? A Thought Crowd to Rockville. be a gift table. at 10:45 a m. present were, Mr. and Mn. Spen­ Lee, -Virginia. Hia brother, Eklwsrd in session at the Richmond Memo-, JHaihkarrwmsd when, on making a yesterday at the close oif the 10- statement before a Senate Finance derstand how young Houston X . ------consolsUon prise .of aUUonery. Town Clerk,'Hubert ColHni has m c k Urea and ona tube. Archie Jesek, left today for serviee In the rial Library today from 13:0Q| plained. day session of the AfT,’s Execu­ beans, peppers, potatoes. "Nope, rm jm orphan” was the Green of Amston waa aUowad two Ths HaU Memorial Library wlU cer and daughter of East Long- ^ finis the doctor’s young "I’m not a ver>- good house­ Committee Tuesday by Raymond Fruits: Best biiya — Apples. coralled 18,208 out. of a total of RockvUle, Aug. 14--(8pecial)— The refreshments were maple received a list or jurors eligible to open Monday at the tuual time ■mesdow; Mr. and, Mn. David army. o’clock noon to 9:00 p.m. at which la Ms ‘’bachelor” qoartm . tive Council. G. Cranch of the AFU’s Washing­ .93,057 sponsors until he explained reply. “But” said the young man, Thou shalt not avenge, nor bear walnut cake and coffee. recaps. Gasedins and sugar per­ wife,” he conceded, grinning. Clapp pears, peaches. Moderate— “You've heard a lot of stories any grudge against the children of Tha picnic of the Textile be drawn from thie town for duty mits wera taken care ot ma uattal. when Mlaa NeUle E. McKnlght Shepherd and son, David, of Wel­ time the caucus lists will get their A flicker of uneasiness cut He said that Harry C. Bates of ton research staff,' Caateloupea, lemona he had done all the usual things Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Wocho- in Superior 0>urt for -the year be­ librarian wUl n tu m to her duties lesley, Mass.; Mr. and Mra Chrter final nvision. The reglstran a n \ Fortmiate Rescue the A FL-Bricklayers' Union and but also had run a sub-contest of­ about men going away, I aorta thy people, but thou shall love thy Workers Union, Local 58, ia ex- murka and children Rose and C Harold (Cummings of tha Mili­ Largest Stan across Enid’s conscipusneM-, After Cranch. in discussing the pro­ Eggs and dairy products: Pullet envy these fellows who have their nelgiiboor as thyself-Leviticus ginning September 1: Lester tary Police Bn., Ft. Dix, N. J., ar­ from her annual two weeks vaca­ of NSW York city; Mn. George John C. Vsrgason and WlUts W. ' Oiaptcr VII all he was a married man. Wouldn’t President Phljlp Murray of the posal that a S25.000 limit be plac­ fering three of his own bull calves pacted ta draw a large attendance of Wllllngton HIU are spend­ Hutchins, John Webster,' ^Horace HaU. Congress of Industrial Organiza­ e9K»- as prizes for youths obtaining the girls, wives and parents here'to 19:11^ ing a week at ArtatoyV''iAke, rived home thla week for a three- tion. Ward of Westhampton Beach, L. Knid'S contempt for herself grow she look sillv making herself at ed on the anmial salaries of execu­ say goodbye. on Saturday at Maple Grove Li.ttle, Rowland Cobb, (Thuua Ger­ day furlough. He dropped tn first The following yotuig men will I.; Mn. Stanley Holms and daugh­ The largest known star, Rsa home in the kitchen If his wife tions would meet in Washington tives. had said that the nation most signatures sponsoring him. grounda- on PTanklln street. Hebron. man, Mr. and Mrs. LaVergne WH- Algethi, of Alpha Herculis, has a Women .vMunteen made 178,717 as she ate her solitary Sunday ••next ■I^Jesday or Wednesday” to Hengy Oela T Tips Now he is the proud owner of ”I've been an orphan since I What good I see humbly I seek to The common on Wllllngton HIU on hia uncle, Horaoe Porter of leave hen Friday morning to be­ ter, Beth Ann. bf Church street; walked in now ? A sudden restraint would be "'shortsighted to limit The event will start at 1:30 Uama, Mr. and Mrs. Irving I»1 Wspping, arriving the next morn- gin their service in the Army; EM- Mn. Dorothy Fraser -Vare of High diameter of 690,0i()0,0<>0 miles, ac- afghans, bath robes, bedside bags, l;jhmcheon. The creamed chicken, changed her manner. fix the time and place for the- the productivity of its business •Victory Son of Elsie, descendant was four years old. I have a dim . ■ 'J. o’clock and an excellent program was mowed by sUYof a tractor this Miss Anns Dix, George Burnbami cordiitg to recent mekaurements. aweaten, ditty bags, pneumonia College Park. Md.—Assistant A1 of a famous isle of Jersey line. recollection of my parents but I And live obedient to the law, in -ipg at the home of hia mother, wln Gteorge Finance, Louis Joseph street; Mn. Beatrice Fraser Gil­ I land tiny golden Msculta, and Iced ”Everythlng’s ready liow. You negotiatlons. men by such an arbitrary and In­ of prominent speakeri, entertali^ week. W. H.' Carpenter, Aubrey Winter, Mrs. Mary E. (Cummings at He­ Grants, Raymond Alfred WtUIs, man and three daughters of Main Antsres, previously the largest Jackets, cushion coven, etc., for o«Ti carry it Into the dining room. Other CIO delegrates at . the flexible rule.” Heagy joined. head coach' Clark never knew them. After working trust menf and tinging haa been nr- Robert ^Moore of Springfield Joseph LaFleur, Archibald Sharpe, measured star, has a diameter of distribution by the Red Cross to ;iT---- - that she had prepared so Chaughnessy of Maryland at the Queen bees treated with ultra­ on a farm since 1 was able to go That what will come, and mu.vt brew He was lucky in being here Earle Donald Woodward, Theodore street; Mn. aan Fnser Arm­ She whipped off the apron, she had peace table w*Ul be R. J. Thomas ' Green remarked that Cranch ”ls ranged. The apeakers for the after­ Maas.i^apent Wednesday night and and Mra. Elisabeth Natech. Yost, and -Veto Schanal. strong and son Corporal Harry 450,000,000 miles. camp and Naval station hospitals. qarsfuUy loet their taste In her tied across her slacks and got out of the United Automobile. Air­ an employed accountanL not an Chicago Bears* camp at Delafleld, violet rays can be mada to lay to work I left some pretty g o ^ come, shall come well. noon will be headed by Governor in^ay with hia parents, Mr. Miss Helen Windsor of Johnston, in tinie. to attend Miss Stella John­ mouth. M the kitchen as quickly as If she craft, Agricultural Implement Official with authority to speak Win., to watch the professionals from 10 to 40 per cent more eggs. friends behind. But,” he concluded. —Edwin Arnold. Robert A. Hurley, and will Include Mrs. WUliam Moore on -WU- R. I., Is spending a week’s vacation son’s wading, also to^ attend Trying to force herself on the ha!■ wife, j Mayor Raymond E. Hunt and for mailcarrier Charles Lyon on raccht, and Gloria Pearson. her time and attention, there will ^'selections by the Mias Marion Hurlbut who re­ sp«nd all the Ume on the tUp back How slUy. she thought the next Ladles Cftitrua of tha Maple Grove the route Wednesday, which cov­ and forth. His friends are -^ad to ■he wouldn’t be tempted Into moment. His wife wouldn’t ring ers fifty-two miles to Ashford and cently moved here from Cortland, see him looking so well. attempts to interest strange the bell, she’d just walk In. x Singers. Music for the afternoon Tolland side. N. Y., has accepted a position in The M su ich ester wQI 'M furnished by a local or- the Windham National Bank in A second party was given'-for. ’Then she heard the janitor talk­ P G P U L'ARI ,ch#Btrs. BlUy Bentley ie vlettlAg friends Leonard Porter, who leaves Fridiy m stacked the dishes unwashed in WilUmantic. WilUmantic. « sink sad Ued ■ red silk ker-. ing to Dr. Holliday. ’’Here’s some During Ui« afternoon there will to take up ttae life ot a soldier In things the young lady dropped In M rafieshments conaisUng of clam The Boy Scouts met Wednesday . Miss June Squier, who haa been training at (Caifip Devens. About over her head. She doubted If night at the old town hall building. ill for several days with moisture eould get any m t supplies on the haU.” chowder, hot doga, aauerkraut, 50 of his young friends attended, Til Uke care of them.” the doc­ bam sandwlchea and Ice cream. The Boy Scouts and Scoutmas­ bn the lungs is reported to be the party taking tha form of a since the stationery and ter, Joseph Hlobtk will leave Sun­ much improved. ^opa in the neighborhood tor said. He came back to, the ta­ Public M arket In the evening commencing « t steak or lobster supper at Hay­ ble with her sketch book in hts aigdit o’clock there will be a floor day for Amidon’e Lake In West- The vacation of the minister. ward Restaurant, (Colchester. That ‘ikuld be closed. But getting out hands. show Btaged by Jack N. Gordon of ford to camp a week. Rev, Ralph Rowland haa bean ex­ means that thera waa a cholca of [ tbs fresh sir and sunshine would The Males picturesque back tended for 'another week so there ^ i t n n some measure of her dam- T forgot all about it,” Enid Hartford. The drawing tor the De- either delicacy, not that each ■aid. FOODS FOODS . feaaa Bond will follow the show. yard has a variety of visitors. will be no service on Sunday, diner had both. They ended the self •respect. Woodchucks UkO'te eat the pretty Aug. 16. ' td she was hicky. At a drug The doctor propped the sketch Peraoos who have tickets and who hilarious party by having a good book beside bis plate and glanced Youll Enjoy You’ll Enjoy are not planning to attend should fiowera, having feaated on a whole A very interbbtlng grange pro­ rousing dance. near thS school she wss able Saturday row of phloit and anakea find a gram was planned by the lecturer, purchase a sketch book end through it curiously. ’’Did you do ee tbair tlekela to someone at- Betty Horton and her brother F Spurchi these today?” he asked wrlth .in­ ading aa tha winning correa- haven there. Mrs. Male, who has Mrs. Eleanor Sharpe, for thb meet Bobby, children of Edmund H. Hor­ ^ipucoal.sal. Armed with these pre- kiUed two reooptly, goes armed ing last Wednesday evening. Baby iltes she set out for the hat- terest gpondlng number muat oe in the ton, are guests for the week et Enid nodded. The Most Popular Food Market ball at the time of the drawing. with a club. pictures of present members were their munt, Mra. Arthur -V. Linde of 1 ravine that edged the fashion- Dancing will follow the show tm- Stats policeman and Mrs. John displayed giving the, audience an suburb and that had been ”Um—some of them are pretty West Hartford, at Chalker Beach, good. You catch expressions—now SPECIAL VALUES til 12 o’clock with muaie being Kearney of South Wllllngton gave op^rtunity to guess their iden­ Saybrook. «d into a community park. this boy on a bike. . Say, how fiimiahed’' by the Melodians. party Wednesday afternoon at tity. An outstanding feature of a Recorded Thursday at the town Bid found a comfortable seat All inrofits from the picnic will their home In honor of the fourth group of preaent baby pictures :ifUfway up on one of the grassy about doing a few sketches of Son­ clerk’s office Is the sale of about Hale’s (tnallty VUamla B-1 ny?" be turned over to tha USO. Presi­ Urthday of their son Jackie. A from grange families were.those of 112 acres of land lying In Hebron, tjgnlri of this hollow and, using her Native Roasting Chickens Top Grade Beef dent H. Monahan ia general chair­ number of children attended and two sets o f twins, the children of HEALTH MARKET as an eastl, she began to Enid was pleased at his praise. together with five acres more or Her eyes began to shine. ” YoU' HttP man In charge of this anniversary played jfamee and had a JoUy time. Mr. and Mra Harold Limbacher leas lying in Marlborough, from BREAD Loaf the children at play in the 4 Vt ta 5 pounds each, Boneless Rolled Rib Roast Beef, yo(f picnic. A variety of refreshments was and Mr. and Mrs. Hldric Pettengill. W#ni have a larg* finpply vt Laaab thifi week-sM I below her. She worked bus- mean—now?” Group pictures of the Center Kenneth B. Nobis to Ann C. Mat- ■ t ------The doctor glanced at hin wrist- lb, Ib.. Maatlag Toxlght aervad, and Jackie received pleiui- tus of New York Cify, a lth all Armom'a in order not to mil oet, as happened laa* week; nad the ' until the fadlBg daylight forced .:7.;..;.45c Thera will ^ a mae&ng of Gan- ing g l^ . school in earlier days also furnish­ _ ’ to quit watch. “No. not tonight. He’s late oral Kitchenar Liodga, Bona of S t ed much amusement. buildings thereon. price ia SPECIALI for bed now. I’ll have to be get- | 5 to 5 '/i pounds each, Rib Roast Standing, The purchase includes a fine Lb. She glanced back over the THB Gaorga this avanlng. A report bf John Pringle showed colored pic­ Pure Lard FBESh—Variona Haea « s 8MI Astchea that she. 1 ^ made before ting lUm home. Maybe next Sun­ ' lb, , ....47e Ib. ttaa recent convention will be pre­ tures of Ellzafeetb Park in rose type of. bungalow with jnodem im­ They weren’t day.” . 6lf provements, and one or two small­ cloned the txiM. ' sented at thla time. X time and scenes around Columbia; er structures. The property Is lo­ SoaUght half had. Her fingers had sudden­ Enid realized that her mouth had Native Chickens for Frying or Roasting, Special On Combination Ground Meat^— Sputh Coventry and Horace Holt Showed .pictures Lamb Legs lb. 35e ly acquired a nevr mastery. She fallen open. She closed It slowly. medium size— HATURAI The auction of art objocta, of Rumania and Elgypt and idso of cated in the romanue Fawn Brook 'There was, then, s very obvious Veal, Pork and Beef for a Loaf, region, and la near an abandoned Dos. 47c thrilled to a fresh enthusiasm as THB hooka, paintings, ooatumea and ao The Rev. WllUam H. Kennedy, the Andes Mountains In South road which leads to Marlborough, aha retraced her steps to the apart' explanation of the fact that Dr. lb...... on from tha aatats of the lata pastor of 8L Thomas church in America where he formerly work­ Henry Holliday lived in a bachelor $1.39 and $1.49 each 35c but is practically impassable ex­ Lain Lamb. Chaps, Ib. 49c SSimt. Maybe she might even yet Miss J. Alice Maxwell which Southington, will observe bla 33rd ed. Mr. Holt's work was setting cept on foot or with an ox-cart. Coatlnenlal x l|hks soBsthlng of her art: If only apartment and was the father of a Pre.sh Cut-Up Fowl for a nice chicken I,ower Round Ground, opened on TUaaday will cloaa on anniversary of ordination on Aug­ telspbona poles and ,hs told that 3-year-dld boy. The surroundings are very sttrse- Special! hadn’t already wasted a week fricassee— Ib. TENDER POT ROAST Baltarday. Up to noon on Thura- ust 26, served his first pastorate there are only four months in the tive, but there has been some trou­ Rib Lomb Chaps Ib. 39c ff hsr TMStlon. (To Be Osnllnned) at St. Mary’s church in South year when it is possible to work Pkgi. 29c ; e e e a total of $14,053 had been ble in the past with meddlers, per­ $1.39 each Our Own Make Sausage Meat, I la. divided as follows Coventry, being appointed May 1, at that altitude which is 16.000 ft. haps boys, who have broken into OUR FRESH SHOULDERS — Lena, w ll m X 1923. above sea level. ^Buay with bar thoughts, M was I ^ s -n -II* Ib...... Tuasdagr afternoon, $5,393.50 tba bungalow and helped them­ Campbetl’s change from regalar Pork RoasL 1 as tha heavy ouur door of C ost Of llUllclinfi; Nhtive Broilers, 2 Ki to 3 lbs. each, Wadnaeday a. m.,' $2,300; Wednes­ Raymond Pender, stationed at selves to articles of some value. It 1 building clanged behind her, to ” day p. m., $4,385.50; Thursday Staten Island with the army, baa hoped that the new owner will *ound...... ’iffar tha furious barking 'of a dog lif nfs^rlfllR lb...... 42c A CHOICE OF STEAKS BEEF m., $3,574. It was estimated returned to his post after spend­ not experience the same difficul­ Tamato Saup Cans ALSO SMOKED SHOULDERS — Firai aa sad tha scream of a chUd. She ran I Native Voung Fowl for cutting that the proceeds from the sale ing a short furlough with Mrs. Hebron ties. Ot late years the' bungalow the short flight of steps that Sirloin - Short - Porterhouse • Tenderknive SNOW-WHITE ROASTING a t books for the two days sessions Pender. haa remained open, aa any attempt Lean. Pomid • • • • • lad to tha first floor corridor. up, 5 to 6 pounds each, lb...... 37e Steaks. was $4,774. Mrs. Frederick J. Bodreau an- An attractive wedding took place to keep it locked when unoccupied ',’ Tbs hall lights hadn’t been turn- Representatives of the FHAI Tbs larger articles at furniture, tertalned the Ladies’ Aid’ society has been a failure. ad on yet and she could hardly see from Washington and the Con­ of the Methodist church at her Tuesday at the Hebron Congrega­ Pea Beans LAMB LEGS, GENUINE FOR A NICE POT ROAST ^|)a expensive Jewelry,- the paint- tional church, a t 4:30 p. m., when Mr. Noble, the former owner, West Virginia Brand Cooked Ham ha the dusk. Guided more by sound necticut office, have been in Man­ Inga recognised by authoritfea home on Monument HIU Thursday Miss Stella Adelaide Johnson, lost ihtsrest in it some years ago, than al|4)t she found the small flg- chester this week checking on I SPRING, lb...... really museum pieces, have been afiernoon. . daughter of Mr. and Mra. N. C. after having experienced a good UN crouched in the recess of her costs of building materials. It 1s | Boneless Rump ' ' Shoulder Clod • Boneless VEAL taken to New York, where they Mias NclUe Wolfe ia spending a Pkg. belongs in the fop ronk, but w# deal of annoyance for years. Kremel Dessert own doorww. A chow dog, that, SMALL, LEAN, FRESH, Cross Cut - and Boneless Chock for Oven Johnson, waa united in marriage part of a survey being made of all will bo nut on sale at auction in week’s vacation at Ttd HUton’a to Marvin Walter Neubauer of Mrs. Henry Gellsrt and daughter price it of no more than you pay Add knew, Belonged in the apart- the building areas In Connecticut PORK SHOULDERS, Ib. .. Roast. RIB ROASTING eepteaaber. camp in Moodua. Clifton, N. J. The altar was deco­ Helen of Meadowbrook, Perm., who 46-Onaoe Caa Barf Olney naant aeroaa the hall, was loose and where FHA mortgages are being ■asklag SxparxwMnulea Marvlh Crlckmors, stationed rated with white gladiolus and have bMn visitors at the former’s- making excited dashes at the placed, to get the true value of | TlM RockviUo poUca dapartment with the Army Air Corpe at Cha- hydrangea Hebron home for several days, are Can for Ham not in the tome fancy frightened child. She dropped 'her property. FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES ia airing more aupemumerary nuU Field, HI., haa returned to The bride wore white pique with- noW making a short visit with Mn. Tem ate .skatchlng materials and snatched The costs of materials differ In poUeemao. Bacausa of tha added hU duties after spending a fur­ train and veil. The noald of honor Minnette Norton WlUlams In Wal­ dost. Hove some more of this the boy up. different sections of the state be­ work brought oa by the war, tha lough at the home of hia parents, was Miss June Neubauer, a sister lingford. Mra. Gellert plana to look Kellogg’s "Now, now,” she soothed. "It’s cause of freight charges. In such PORK Mr. and Mrs. Alfred O. CMck- Native Mellow Elberta Peaches. Fancy, Large Table Pears, laet that soma of the supemum- of the bridagroom. The matron of In on her son Edward, who ta a fine Horn. an right I won’t let the bad dog esses the value placed on % house araftaa are emgloyed ip war in- more. honor was the bride’s sister, Mra student at Yale, before going back O o rn F[.q1c6 s > pkg. 6 hurt you.” She bent her head to for a mortgage may be higher in 3 lb s...... 4 f o r ...... ROASTING FORES doatrlos, and tha absence of Ser- Mr. and Mrs. David Potter of to Pennsylvania. Onirses at Tals examine oxs bare chubby leg. The Paul Lyons of New Britain. Mlaa They laslm a deUelens bnakiaet with treeh sUoed pcachee. one section-than In another ior the ^ Native Lima Beans, Native Beets or Carrots, goaht Arthur Frey aa the result Brantord have been guests for a Neubauer wore a delicate shade of are now open in the summer and Our Beef Supply Includes Plenty *»r« teeth had grazed it and ■ same kind Of construction. It may | of esriooa iajurlos suffered several short tlnM of Mrs. Potter's moth­ pink. Mra. Lyoos wore blue. The Mr. Smith plans to he able to fin­ long rad acratch was swelling into result In larger mortgages being 2 qta...... bunch ....'.. » a • • • a • Ib. woaks ago, aoora aupernuoMrarioa er, Mm. George Barber and Mr. two other attendants. Mias Sophia ish hia college course in two years of "niese Items: Rib Roast, Round aw ait given On property in Manchester | aniat ha appotetad. Potter's sister, Mra. WllUam A. Pomprowioa and Mrs. Frsncla tqr- and seven months time. Whan riM looked up other apart- as there has been a decided In- : Mias FkMranoe E. Smith baa rs- BMit doora along the corridor had LAMB lean tataraatad 'can put in Woto. man, wora gowns of garnet, In Glasfi Jar 37c Roost, Chuck ond Cross Rib Pot crease in nearly all building ma- Native Melons .Freshly Picked Yellow Corn apoMeatSoe. eeourtng a torm a t the Mambara of tho Bbuth Oovea'- raatehing tba hangings of tho tumed from a pleasure trip of Asparagus oysnsd and people wars crowding try Wommi’s Motor Oorpo ntet several days tn New York City into tha baU, among them tha own- terialB In thla area. FRESH KILLED^NATiyE poboa haadquartera. church windowa, and designed by Hardy M M Basrolaao BaM with tbo Andovar Corpa tn And­ -the bride. Mrs. Lyman, whose borne with friends from Middletown. Crease SfBlaekweO Roost. Fresh Beef Ribs - Steaks er of tha dOg, and Dr, Holliday, Ripe Tomotoes Brtaf axareisas wore held at the over Wednesday evening,. $ad la in Taleottville, Is tb« former Grlnton I. WUl of Tonkers, N.T., Tha latter elbowed his way quick Town HaU thla morning when 37 heard a talk, with educational Miss Harriet Robinson of Colum­ who ia hen with hia famUy for and Ground Beef. ^ ly to Enid and the boy. Lieut. Schiebel hia annual summer vacation, went *T don't think he's hurt much,” GROCERY DEPARTMENTS WEEK-END SPECIAL! young men from Tolland County movies, by Inspector Neefua of bia The bride’s mother and the Dote and Nut ar * Broilers r^orted to enter the active army. the SUte Motor Vehlelo-Depart­ mother of the bridegroom were a t on a trip to Boston, Wednesday, VEAL FOR A TENDER, LEAN ROA8TI O O - IMid told him. "The dog was only Gets Promotion' The group reported at the Town ment at Hartford, on road cour­ tracUvely gowned. with Wear Jenks of Hartford. Ptaylng” Keep Saving Royal Scarlet Lobels ^ Keep Getting HaU a t 3:80 a. m. and answered tesy and safe driving. All ot the The single ring service was per­ Checelate Bread, 17c can P ound...... *nM doctor triad to taka the SUGAR CURED—SMOKED Covintiy group recelvad their formed by the pastor, Rsv. George child from Enid but he clung tight Quorters — And Keep Buying War Savings Stamps to the roU eaU. There ware brief According to an annouaoament aurrlana which Included a talk by oertlSeatea for proficiency and M;. Milne, before a large assembly SS-Onaoe Jar S. S. Plerea Turkeys ' Fowl Chickens ly with both arms around her made by the Co-'*nectlcut C State X>r. George 8. Brookea, whoaeraon akUI in operation ot a motor ve­ of relatives and friends Wapping ”7 neck. She cculd feel his amail Guard today. Second Lieutenant For Victory! waa one of the' Inductees. Gifts hicle and tor having completed Clement Wall of East Hampton, heart hanunsring against hare. Frank J. Bctilebel of Oompany G. SHOULDERS wore praaSBtad in behalf of the vrith credit an approved course ot aang a baritone solo, ’’Becauae,’' Mrs. W. W. .Oraat Oven Baked Beans 25c Tha doctor • laughed. ‘T guesa .7394, M sarksster local State Guard unit, has been BUTTER SPEQALS EVAPORATED MILK CANNED Ctvic Aasociatlon by WllUam Instructlan In minor motor me­ Juat before the ceremony. you’ll have to carry him. Bring promoted to the rank of First I Prauaa. chanics. Thoae taking the course Over 100 were present at a wed­ Hates Strained him into my apartment and we’U LieutenanL Lieut. Schiebel has Libbjr*s — Royal Scarlet — VEGETABLE SPECIALS Edwin Finance acted aa squad included: Mrs. Grace Ruia, cap­ ding reception -held at the church Mr. and Mn. William Foster FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES M«a a look at bis leg.” been in command of G Company Sheffield’s, O •*w • BUY a s. VICTORY BONDS leader for the group which left tain, m — Dorothy Wolfe, Mias pwlorS following the ceremonB and family wUI leave next Mon­ 'Enid aat dovi-n 'ln the doctor's since Captain JoKn L. Jenney left 46c Lima Beana, Royal Scarlet, Katherine Stemaky. Mrs. Ruth Dainty .refreshnunta were served, day, August 17 for Hammond Baby Food Cam 25c living' rporn and held the child 3 tan can a...... if c ^ C tha dty at 9:30 a. m. for service with the Army of 'the' Maytime No. 2 can, O C Foras Archery Club Spencer, Mrs. Mildred Bloodgood, and every one preaent went away Beach at Saybrook, where they Golden Jubilee Fresh Peaches NqhUe his father swshbed some lo- United States. Land V Lakea» 2 fo r ...... MAXWELL HOUSE An arebery club to be known Mloi Evelyn Beebe, Mias Mar­ with a sample ot wedding caka sriU spend a week’s vacation. diM on tha scratch and bandaged The vacancy caused by the Ik# eaee.waaeee.s Condensed BlUk, ^ CORNED BEEF C u 22c M tba BoekvlUa Archers baa been garet Jacobson, Mra. BSlxabetb Mr. and Mrs. Neubauer will make Wapping Grange enjoyed a com 5 pounds 25c; 16-qt. bskt. $1.25 , i t The boy stopped crying to promotian of Ueut. SchleW wss 2 can s...... JaUeniic Beaua, Stringkaa, organised with Earl Taylor of 57 0>ucb, Mra. Eliaabeth Rivera, their home in New Jersey, where roast end watenneUon psrty at Masan Cops and Jar Lids watch with pride the bandaging of also filled on the same order by: the bridegroom la employ^. the lot owned by the North Mkn- his injury. Royal Scarlet, ^ |P COFFEE J 3 a street as president. . Other Mlaa Elinor Haddad, Mra. Elinor the appointment of First Sergeant 11 i r n : ’' . BIRDS EYE officara are (fiarenea HgUebar, Love and Mias June Lpomla. Mrs, Neubauer ia a graduate of Chester Omgregational church last Pie Apples - 6 lbs. 25c The doctor slapped him man WllUam F. T,aggart to tha rank; ...... 50c N a 2 can, X for .. < 9 9 0 the Windham High school and of “Itonday evening. 19c dezen ' fadhlon on the back and stood him FROSTED FOODS 1-Lb. TsU Can trsasurar, Mias Mary Jllnerty,-FlBa Within the next week or ‘two the of Second UeutenanL 1-POUND SALMON M crstan. Tha chib wUl uaa the claas'wiU start driUlng with tha the Wmirnantle 'toachers’ CoUega. Mr. and Mra. Wsldsn V. GblUna ' OB tha floor. ‘There, now. Sonny. Lieut.' Schiebel la. expectad to ' loe Box Cookies or Peaa, . She has been a successful tsachsr aiad family are spending thla week ' FIxad up as goM as if you’d been Cut Bceta, Royal Scarlet, j a r - lot o» East atrset known aa the Andover team Its Ft. BeS Saadwtcli appoint hia new First Sergeant in i Tea Time Cookies, package .y...... A# W Townspeople are reminded that for several jreara, in Wethersfield. at the cottage of Mr. and Mn. Tomatoes 5 lbs. 25c [ to the boapitsd. Men don’t cry the near future, from the ranks. ' akaUng rink lot for the range aSd Another wedding which ia of in-^ . shout things Uke that.” large pkg...... / C Hamburg, inambera have four targeU. the scrap raid, which., began in Ralph E. Oolliaa at Lake Holland. 27e a l l GRINDS! SAUERKRAUT 3 ^ 28c Mr. Taylor who came to Rock­ Coventry on August 3, la contln- tereat to Hebron people is that of Waxed Paper 15c; 2 t., 29c Tba child laughed through his Krispy Crackers, ^ Q pound...... Miss Grace Pardee Rathbun, Canning Tomatoes in Season Now!' taara. . Broilers— vUle about a year ago is a -mem­ uoua, and aalvags material should daughter of Mr. and Mra. F. A. Italian Society 1-pound pkg...... lY C Whole Beeta, medium siae. ber of tha Brockton, Maas., Arch- be left a t Frlnk’a garage if possi­ Large Package ”lt was mostly fright" the doC' Royal Scarlet, V ble; whera donors have no wny at Rathbun, to WllUam Orubert of < tor contbuied. turning to smile at Hi-Ho Crackera, B a n oty Club. ^ AMki«oad Westfield, Mssa, which took pt North Coventry |' Sweet Corn doz. 25c ' Enid. ”My mother’s to blame for To Buy Bonds 75c 85c No. 2 c a a ...... I 9 G • P. & G. Soap CHIPSO deUvmlng t b ^ aerap, if they wiU Thursday ft $ p. m, at Cnrlst . hli fear at dogs. She’s deathly 1-ponnd pkg...... ib 1 C Rhubarb, Mr^2»d^*n? Harold Wtbanof caU the salvage chairman, Mrs. church. Bay Ridge, N. T. Tbs Miss Cora KlagSbaiy, who has | Ivary Flakes ar IVary Snaw Large Baaeh. Freak ' afraid of them herself, and noth- package....,...... I 7 W fS gpring atrset anaounca tbs en- Oraee Rule, filS-WS, a way wUl be ceremony was psifogmed by tba been at COnell Univenlty for the j f hag is more contagious than fear It wms announced today that i Puddluga — VanlBu, Ckoea* gagament of their daughter. Rose provided for collecting It. Rsv. J. H. Fltsgerald, son of tbs past six weeks, has ntumed to | Celery Hearts 14c Prune Juice, late, aad Batterecotch, Roy­ B ur s S tb to Benjamin Rowe, son M Forma are obtainable at the lata rector of St. Peter’s church, her home. Hsr. .ssotlMr spent tbs ‘ 24c pajckoge Bid nodded soberly. She made the Giuseppe Garibaldi Society o f' 12-oz. bottle ...... 1 w C Staffed Ottvea, ’ • LAVA SOAP Mr. and Mrs. JaHs Rowa c< Sko- offlca of tha Rationing Board for, unconsciously pretty picture Manchester has voted to purchase ' medium bottle . . . JmiSIC al Scarlet, m Hebron. Mra Rathbun, mother at last week with nlatlves nearby aat the rad velvet of the dav- s 325.00 War Savings Bond every , Prune Juice, ^ kiwsn. Maine. Mine Weber la a those havtng rooms and apart- the bride, and her daughter (Char­ ntuming with Oora. AH Kinds and Sixes of Fenby, Plaih OHveu, J package ...... graduate of the RoMnrlUe High mante which they rant to others. Ths blanks for noting bouses er a t tn her blue slacks «ith tha month, The society has previous­ quart bottle...... ^ 1C lotte attended the ceremony, but Camay Soap 3 B in 19c MIk scarf Uad gypay fashion ly voted to purchase S2.000 worth | medium bottk . . . I v C Tmuate Soup, Royal Scar­ CAMAY SOAP 3 b» 20c achool and is employed in the The time for making refilstratlon Mr. Rathbun, the brlde'a. father. Is renting rooms can ba obtained Fresh MslonsI hsr haad. of bonds, and these new monthly i I Peanut Oil. M "tr Kooher Style Dill Pkkku, "aayroU department o t the Hart* ratuma to Harttord has bean la dscllnlng health and is under from tho Ration Board at ths ; mischief flared In Hank let, lOH'OUuce can, ^ ^ Im Machlae Screw Company. tended until August 31. institutlonu treatment, and Town Office Building. Tbs date j Ne. 1 QmdlU purchases are to be in addition 6-ounce bottle .... 1 # C Royul Scarlet, O Mr. Rowe ia employed in the or- Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Bennett of *T could thank you for to this amount. MeINTOSH APPLES Native Canning 4Pcadi«s' BARTLETT PEARS unable to attend. Particulars of these an due in Hartto^ haa GsL iBBlac Bonay. or I could ask you This action by the largest Ital­ OHvaJMl, Pure. m quart Jar ...... A # C ider department at the same eom- High- street are entertaining their the wedding ssida from those giv­ been extended to August Si. Vinegar 27c Potatoes . peck 37c M F tor aupper with us. Which lyi-onnce bottle . . l i S C daughter, Mn. J. Seymour BInde- en have not boon received. Tbs A tbree-set mystery faros wiU . ian-American jorganization in town Geldeu Center Wheat Genu, I M .$ 3 9 9 BrtagTs (Caateato Oaly) ■li you ratW ?” demonstrates the esgernese of its LIhbw Sow, 3 i b s . 2 9 e $ 1 * 4 9 !>adcet ^ for band, of WaMUngion, D. C. bride won quite a U t of pin be presented under the auspices j doz. 47c fluabad. ‘d k —J 'don’t members to support the govern- ' 20c > Ralph A. Gibeoii. chairman of Mr. and Mn. Raymond Broga publicity some years ago la ot toe Christian Endeavor Society {I Sunlight Eggs Barrington HaO Pure, In­ . of Sprlngflold a n .o c cupying the ment war effort tha UM drive for RockvUle haa Club AdtieveasnU. Sba waa cho­ this evsniag at 8 o’elock, la ths i Savol Grum StuMva GiveB With Cadi Sabs! la If you haven't a The president of the society. stantly Prepared Rinao, lanra ...... 29c •anouaoad that the drive la with-. KeoM plaeo on South a t e ^ lata- sen from a largb number of com­ Chtirch (jommunlty Hooaa. Tbs. for thM John Oaraventa. and the secre- . Coffee, gldsB jnr.. 9 C package...... '... ' mdLQ SUte Line PoUte PICKING ONIONS - FRESH CUCUMBERS U. 8. NO. 1 POTATOES In $600 of the quota. Hm New te vacated vacate by Mr. and M n J. petitors to represent the club at is John Kingitoury as "Dea # Haven headquartors haa aanouao- Raymood M n Broga la a Chicago with a priaa outfit asi (Jatter'*: Steve Yo iim Bleaching Water OeL 23c tary. Frank Diana, have been! Lux IHakea, ^ CMps, H*lb-keg.. iOG (OsateataOaly.) ^ X haven’t ” Itold adaRttod. elected as the committee to b e ! Swee-touck-Bee 2 Igc. pkga...... ^OG 3 fo r l O e ’ od that tha preeaot fampalgo wfU a t Mr. and Mra. Arthur by hsraalf She haa also won otlter *'Wlng”; Barbara Robeeta* m baHtaaUy, T O stay.” responsible for the monthly pur-' Ruaaian Style Tea, 4% a% b* cantaiw i aa long aa aMoay M prlaaa akax tha aams Una. sOla”; Margaret U eM nSy, “Xady I s e a Swan Soap, ^ _ reoaived. Hm i^oeal committaa Mr: and Mrs. Anthony T T o ^ Msebett”; Donald Oesedy, "Joha | ‘tksJMVUMcm had tha toaUag that aim’d P«ukage...... 4 medium bais . . . a 9 G r : .... 10c a meMd ba glad to receive farther The air ia away who were rsemitly amrnsd, have AraoM Buck. "Mr. Hyde" MiMOHSISa CSMW :.lnto tha midiBa of a A protective jacket to fit around , funds. \ ia drier than returned from their weddUig trip Lawnnec Robsnson. "Dr. Bunn” Cleanser 25c e te_____ acw__ w t tor baiag * ‘Prtng wheel are two.! is win- to caps OoS, aM asa “at Katherine McBlrsty. MtBhsnJsf tos tdesa that nmy lead to at . m n T ^ rnemm i t la eottefe at 1Maay"; Ruth Vlataa. •nra.1 ^ mhiUto Of the rub-'i Tel^hoiM Sarvicc Until 8:00 P. M. 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LGETWELVSV MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN . FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1942 ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, AUGUST 14,194S PAGE -TBIRl School Inetructor— at her requeat. this special- study, the week of ^ ■ * i i Jkliaa Margaret Morlarty of the August 34 Miss Morlarty will re­ ]'eacher Takes draaamaktng department, Ne-v port at a dreas manufacturing New! Orange Peach Shortcakes Finance Group Walsh Named Britain Trade School, th^a week is content in New Britain for experi­ learning first hand about the 49 ence in making women'a gar­ Pupil’s Place operations necessary in the mamu- ments. ^Head Chosen For Tax Post facture of a shirt, by special ar­ . First Power Sewing CoatM Dodgers and Braves Resume ^Dusting DueV^ at Brooklyn rangement with a New Britain Thif "field work" Is going to L/Carnin^ All About factory. be , the basis for mapping out the Martin Appoints Hurley Picks Successor contents of the first trade school She is working eight hours a Power Machine* in Course in power sewing and alter­ giH to Republic Com­ O f Commissioner Me* day following the, operations step ations which will open September Nice Work If You Can Get It by step and learning the use of mittee Position. New Britain Plant. 0 at New Britain. Louglilin. special power sewing machines Little Men Steal Leo Purocher Gets Backing and their attachments. Experience in factories ia go­ Washington, Aug. 14— (fl>)— ! ' Flrleak boulevard these days, so it Authoritie* Here. single needle machines equipped Often, national republican head­ special meeting of the corporators J. Walsh, former president of the ^ ...... i hiatance, they used to be called mitting their pitchers to blae* with’safety guards, so as to render New Haven County Bar Associa­ begins to look-Uka the little men | m„,teura, but When the present away at a rival's noggin to due quarters said, there is no chair­ of the Bridgeport People’s Savings By Burton Benjamin theni non-hazardous, and employ­ tion. are golnC _ .51?.**^ boxing commiaaioner. took office, for the acid .test today when the man of the national finance com­ bank held yesterday in connection the 4uss. And right now, Fritxie N K A Service Staff OorreapoiMlent ment as floor girl to fill bins and mittee between campaigns, and he tore o ff the mockery of the Brooklyn Dodgers and the B o s t^ with the monthly meeting of the ' Ser\‘(d in Aasenibly of 1085 Z ivk and Bob Montgomery stand supply operators with thread and there lias been none since 1840. meaning of the- word "aihateura” New York, Aug. 14—German Bravra collide in a doubleheadw ! trustees, George C. Waldo, editor- The new tax commissiteer up as a couple of pretty fair coun- other materials. Sinclair Weeka of West New­ in-chief of The Post Publishing and called the boys semi-proa. But mechanized divisions were lunging 9 wliich'opens a five-game serlea served to the general assembly'of tr>' fu*s-klckers-up off recent da- that hardly explalna how a boy IK N D E ll What ia the most important tip ton, MaMs,, ia national committee (Tompany, was elected vice-presi­ It will be' their first meeting ; 1035 as a representative from his velopmentg. geU started.. Some go into the into the Caucasus, Aug. 8, threat­ garnered from this week's work 7 What's So bilfereirt .\bout Them? treasurer, having served In that dent of tile bank and a member of since they spent last Saturday dozen 30c district. In November 1936 be was . As a matter of fact, if Uncla fi|^t game because they like IL ening vital Russian oil supplies YELLOW CORN "Many novices are frightened by 'Jnst Have a Taste? post since 1041. its executive committee. The elec­ appointed an assistant attorney and placing the valiant Soviet de­ afternoon ducking each other’s WeH-filled Lima and Cranberry Beans. .the noise and speed of the ma­ Two easy secrets transform Martin reported last spring that Mike Jacobs is open to suggee- but more are InterMted in the high Inside pitches—an exercli^ tion was to fill a vacancy. general of the state and assigned huge money involved if and when fenders in their gravest hour of YOUNG GREEN OR WAX BEANS ...... ; . . .2 qts. 23c chines. They forget that. like the Menus ordinary shortcakes into this des­ the party never was in a better fi­ A t the meeting of the trustees it tions, it. wouldn't be a bad idea to that to good for the legs if execut­ to work involving the closed state match Pittsburgh FriUle, the ex- they reach the'top. But few real- peril. speed of a power machine can be A Week's Supply , sert de' luxe—guaranteed to make nancial position, asoerting that it was revealed that the Bridgeport Ziggy SeoM ed with speed but bad for the BECKER’S BABY BEETS OR CARROTS...... bunch 5c banka under the administration o f weltcrwelgbt boas who atUl has a tM Uiat the road 'to the. top la such On that day, in the House of regulated. I'm learning to work folks ait up and take notice! was virtually free of debt, where­ People’s bank which was one of the banking comml-saioner aa re­ head if it isn't. ‘ Tele^one Peas. Silver Skin Onions. lot of git-up-and-go about him, a hard trail to fame, money and Trade Unions In Moscow, a meet­ for control of the machine and not For Good Health'' First secret—grated orange rind as it was "$1,500,000 In the hole” the pioneers jn furthering aavinga ceiver, Which poet he still holda. As That get-together in BoetOQ, speed. Speed will come later.” in 1937. and Philadelphia Bob, who la fight­ glor>-, , ing w ot held. They coUed it the Recommended added to the shortcake mixture. bank life insurance In this state, receiver, Mr. Walsh was assigned Antl-FaacUt Meeting of Soviet which saw the Braves sweep a Incidentally, students are going “We have very little money oh ing now Uke bia publicity notices Proper Tralntog Esaaatlal SALAD VEGETABLES; By McCoy llesUth Service Second secret— rich biscuit dough has underwTitten approximately for the last two sessions o f the Sportsmen, W d its minutes bear two-game series from the first- to hear frequently about "control, hand,'' however, and we’ll run a always said he could. A fter their Aa we sat and watched youthful Keep on Top made with a 100 per cent all-vege- one-half of all the aarings bank Legislature to handle all of the leg­ the moat poignant deacripUon of place .Brooks, prompted ' leagq*^ F'inn, Ripe, Slicing Tom atoes...... 2 lbs. 1.5c not speed” from their Instructor, poor Iran’s campaign,”’- he said Iropreeel've respective wins over 'WiUie Pep in Hartford Tuesday table shortening containing no Ufa insurance policies thus far in islation which passed through the night go ten rounds a t almost top the role of sports in war that yet President Ford Frick to toss the Radices. Slender Cucumbers, 4c each. who has taken the slogan for one DaUy Menus j^iotsture or added Ingredients. Use then. 'TBut I think we’ll be able to Garvey Young, of Uncle Sam's In order to write a haseban story for'Harry Orayaon, NBA Service Sporta Editor, who is on va- force in Connecticut: banking commlsaloner'a office con­ ap<^ tha thought came to ua that principal responaibility for future of the basic principles o f the Menus for the week commencing ^Spry, and your shortcakes will be. get enough money for a moderate Marines. and Bobby Ruffin, the caUdn, Alica Marble joins Haw Y o rk Olante in pracUca aeaaion and takee a few raps at -plate. Here has been written. Of AJl PiRys Iceberg LettUM ...... large head 19c cerning state banka and trust com­ he looked a lot better after he )md Nikolai Korolev, boxing cham­ “ bean balto” squarely into the oourae. Aa fpr content of the Sunday, August 16, 1943. light as a feather and flaky-ten­ campaign.” totigb kid out o f Lcmg Island, to tennis queen lines single over th Ird base whUe catcher Ray Berrea arondera who the good-looking Native, Tender Celery ...... 17c OsroHiifl Lawyers Modest panies, savings banks, industrial the right kind o f training and d iet pion of the USSR, who for many managers' laps. course, she's reserving decisions Sunday der. And Spry*B pujity and bland­ Represented $ndustrtal A res Madison Square Garden last night. Green Peppers, 2 for 5c. I.arge Slicing Onions. e loan societies, small loan agencies Most youths hava bqen told that a rookie is months has been fighting in a Frick fined Manuel Salvo of the until the end of her "summer ness fairly push the delicate orange Before retirin^Nfrom Congress Uncle Mike might do worse than Ziggy Sear* Explain* Brea kf ast~ Orapef rui t de- High Point, N. C.— (JP)— Lawyers and finance companies, ^ rtn in little road woric, a few hours a guerrilla detachment and has been Braves $50 and Brooklyn’s WhK- school.” flavor through to the finished In 1939 Pettengin tepreaented s tired, without sugar. here are modest. The poet office banking legialation IncKiding the to Bend them out after each other weak at aparring and a punching decorated for bravery' opened the Right Way to Handle loW W yatt $76 for portlclpotUig * shortcakes. Juicy, ' fragrant northern Indiana ind^trial area on the Aug. 28 card ha's making Extra Large Lunch—Baked potato, served received s letter addressed to "the credit union act was drafted by bag ia all that is needed. That is meeUng- by mdiorUng fellow the “ duster” duel and wonu peaches taste so gcxxl to this dell- embracing South BeBd,'v Elkhait, ELBERTA YELLOW with butter: salad of head lettuce. best lawyer in High Point.” A him. He sum was Itgal adviser and up his mind to put togather. about iu certain aa "how old la AU-Slar Team Pleasant Memories Linger sportsmen and youth' o f the So­ Every Play. pltchera that they otoo would peJ Charg(;e British cioue combination. '' Michigan (Tlty and LaPortbv Dinner—Casserole of mutton; postman attempted to find the counsel for the hank commissioner. And atnea this Seems to ba open Ann?” First off a youngster who viet Union to "become accurate fined in the future along with Rememb»'r—these fresh peach Martin’s announcement identi­ buttered spinach; salad of grated best lawyer by galling on every Much o f his work to the bank aaason for auggestions, it wouldn't Intends to take up boxing should Wide World Feature* managers. It cost Wyatt on extte shortcakes are easy, luscious and fied him as chairman of the Com­ sniper*, skillful Unktots, fliers PEACHES Attacked Plane raw carrots on lettuce; small dish mittee for Constitutional Govern­ attorney here. None would accept commissioner's office brought him be a bad idea to put on a return go go to his family doctor for a Hard to Beat With Passing of Ttvi Ball and artillerymen. In order to an­ $25 to throw his bat at BolVo. of berries (canned without augar.) Inexpensive to make. When the between (Tleo Shans, the half- thorough checlcup. Before he ever John William (Z iggy) Sean had ment, "an organization, nation­ the letter. Into direct contact with the work nihilate more Germans.” an extensive career as a Texas If other pitcher* throw at ottr Monday family calls loudly for "seconds” of the State Tax Department. Cherokee from Loe Angeles, and contemplates entering the ting a ■ ■ ■» ^ playera," sold Brooklyn Presideat Algiers, Algeria, Aug. 14— (JP)— wide in scope, whose object is the Guerrilla fighter Vladimir, a League ball player before embark­ Breakfast—Ooddl^ egg*: Mel­ you'll be glad - you clipped the preservation and restoration of Net Together The new commissioner js mar­ Maxle Shapiro, the all-charging ■lx months conditioning program, Herald^fl Selections Are The TWUight season to over, f teams gave their best. ...good or Larry MacPhail in discussing tl|a ' 3 lbs. 33c A seconM victim of an attack upon recipe. physical culture student, told of ing on his life work as an umpire. ba toast! stewed prunes. government in America under the ried and has three childrep. He is a cloutcr from the East Side of our idealgiied by leading axperta and That to trite saying, but true, nav- had---- but the palm for down- new league rule, "We'U give Um w an A ir France seaplane over the ^Pick of Tivi League of the actlvttlea of hto detachment: He waa a two-fisted, hard-hitting 4-Qnart Lunch— *Split pea and turnip Fresh Peisch ShortookiM framework of the constitution.” Although flowers, leaves, itod Democrat. town, on the same bill. TTieas two. trainers, should be followed to the two for one, and I don’t cote .Mediterranean died last night and “ We blew up 37 bridges and four outfielder of the 6-Ume champion 2 cups sifted flour fruit are produced by the akunk put-on a shindig that Was very hot letter. Then another checkup by < r ' " ‘ •' " a i M whether it costs $20 or $400. B asket...... the matter assumed .the propor­ aoup; salad of chopped cabbage Past Season. ammunition dumps, killed 2800 F t Worth team. and celery.. , 3 teaspoons baking powder Five Angora goats are required cabbage, they ' are strangers to ’t^orih America's first carillon for August in the third ten-round- the doctor would reveal anything So, with Manager Leo Duroeg* tions of s French-British Incident 2 tablespoons sugar wrong with tha heart or other Altlerltea and made 24 raids on Ziggy waa the first major league Firm, Ripe— Ready To Eat. Dinner— Broiled lamb^ chops; to provide enough mohair for the each other. Thiey are , 'on the was Instslled in Metropolitan #r of last night’s triple header be­ er of the Dodgers backed by Mac* as authorities charged the respon­ 1 teaspoon salt organs which are going to be Last evening a weU known base­ proved, beyond any doubt, that i t ; .. ' choice enemy airdromes, ' destroying umpire ever appointed to officiate cauliflower: salad of apiail peas upholstery of an average automo- plant at separate times of the Methodist Church, Toronto, On­ fore Shane escaped with a dis­ Pliall’s bankroll, it to to he oainufi- sibility to R.A.F. planes engaged H cup Spry trea'ted roughly for at least seven planes on the ground and setting In an event aa important as the Selected Native Cantaloup^ and diced carrots in gelatin; stew­ bUa sedan. year. tario, Oanada. puted decision. ball fan aake^ me to aelect an All- 5 irira ' ^very' year it has been custom- ed that Professor Oasey Stengsl ef in the big convoy battle yesterday. 2 teaspoons grated orange rind or eight year...'or until the top summer sea- ^ fire to fuel humps. Our guerril­ All-star Game before he Lad been Ripe California Pears ...... 6 for 23c ed prunes. The situation being what it le, Star team from' the fiva clubs that las authorized me to tell you that in the major toagues one full year. the Braves will have hto check* A yoimg girl passenger whose H cup milk (about) the heavyweight Itammertog, ordi­ has been reached. son or ivez. player and the player who did Di^dous White Seed leas Grapes...... lb. 23c ToeM ay Select Maaager Oarefnlly represented the Twilight League What We Mies | how in the days of formidable He joined the National League book bandy today In case a few mother was killed in the machine- 6 peaches, peeled, cut in plecto, narily the bellcow o f bashM beak moat for his tcafh. This year, fa i^ Breakfast- O is p bacon; waffle Boxing ia a buslnasa today. It circuit this Bcaseh. It’s a tough Those pleasant hours with the danger they will redouble their staff July 22, 1034, coming from well chosen pitches stray too nsito Ripe Watermelons. Pluins. Limes. gunning of the regular Marseille- and sw eeten^ boulevard, baa become as cold as you do it. We will be glad to have Alglers seaplane died during the with maple syrup;, (waffle should would seem.' Uka good advice to Job, neighbors, but here .goes. gang behind the screen. It is blows at the enemy.” the Texas League. He officiated in the region reserved for. a batto|;s CaUfomia Oranges — Lemons —^ Grapefruit. . H cup heavy cream, whipped last night’s mashed potatoes at the you name your choice and let the night. Six other persons were be browned,through.) aelect a manager carefully as to OntfleM First something to think about until the Merited Master of Sports 'Vlad­ the All-SUr Game at Cleveland cranium. Sift Hour with baking p o ^ e r, fom ent Corporal Joe Louis • is aelection be made by the fans. wounded, four of them gravely,. Lunch — Oombread; buttered FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS AT hia qualif test lona, his abiUty to This to the easiest part of the opening date rolls around again in imir Kitayev spoke of the heit> July 8. 1035. Originally this was an op ^ data sugar and salL (Tut to Spry and currying horses to Kansas and How About 1043? An aggressive player in hki French authorities asserted four string beans; ripe olives. bring you along and to maka a selection. Jackie^ May to la ft 1943. Sure,' there w ill be baseball ism of Leningrad youth: "Lenin­ for both .teomg but the borgafti ' grated orange rind- imtll mixture Private Billy Conn ia holding down That appears to be a question playing ^ya, baseball has always British hurricanes pursued the Dinner—Stuffed beef rolls; can­ contract that will not allow anjf Jackia Fraher to canter and Roa- next yeisr, why not? A ll work and grad spqrUmen have proved to bill at Ebbeta Field was m a ft la as fine aa meal. Add milk, mix-* Fort Hancock over on Staten No ons can tell what to to store been a acrioua matter with him. NATIVE POULTRY French craft which was hit by ned tomatoes; buttered carrots; o f the "wolves” , wlw prey on Uc in right flald with Pat Murdock no play makes Jack and hto pop be true patriots. Endurance, necessary when weather kept theifk Ing until a soft dough la formed. FOR FINE Island until such time aa the dull boys. The good natured ban­ tor the country between the base­ In bto umpiring, thto feature Yea, we have a complete assortment of Frc.sh Poultry more than 100 machine-gun bul­ shredded lettuce with olive oil young boxers to get a hold ofl your to alternate with May when neith­ agility and strength gained in ath­ apart lost Sunday and again y ^ Knead lightly about 20 aeconda. Army eeaa fit to eprliig both of ter beltod the screen; the differ­ ball aWaons. Our first considera­ n>arka hi* work, always hustling, carefally fed for tenderness and then dressed by our lets. There were indications here dreaelng; pnma whip. Roll to %.-lnch thlcIcneSs. Cut prowess and taka mors ,than hla er are called upon to pitch. Thar* letic# help them fight the enemy. terday. J FOODS ttem for their refum-bout "nat­ ent opinions over the Judgment o f tion must be for. the eoldlerr who conscientiously on the jcb on Yesterday’s postponement wpe butdiera—ready for the pan. that a protest would be lodged Wednesday with 8-lnch biscuit cutter.. Spread share. Its bees done before qnd you have defensive ability, good Since the first days of the war FOSTER'S ural.” . the umpires; the chance to keep are playing a far more difficult •rwimmer Burkalov has manned a every play within his jurisdlctton. one of four which left the. major with London. half o f the biscuits with Spry and mom», really great prisa fighters hitting and two pitchars in tha Breakfast—Baked eggs; whole­ So "Uncla Mike'.’ is concentrat­ the Pops on edge, all are but a role than playing baseball. ’ Yet He was born in Central City, place remaining biscuits on top. 84 OAKLAND STREEt FREE DELIVERY! D IA L 7S88I have been g y p ^ out o f their earn­ bargain. aubmarine to’rpecio. tube. When league card with only thies coOft* wheat muffins; stewed rai^ns. ing on the a n g le r breed o f belters, pleasant memory, now. . there must be something for the Ky., Jan. 10, 1803, but since 1918 N ofivt Broilers Place on baking sheets. Bake to ings by the gentlemen. I f the man laflald Ala* Easy an enemy depth charge damaged pleted cofttesfii. Lunch— Pint of buttermilk; ten and to laat^toight’a blacli-eye prom A Promise Kept folks back home to do besides has made bto 'home at F o ^ Worth, Useg Right Name very hot oven (450 degrees F.) 8 you aelect ca a managar has the Morganson on third, Horvath at the submarine and it had to de­ In the only one in the N atiooil 2- 2 ^ Pounds Each. dates. --T h e U)iM In a row featuring tha Lost winter it was thU. writer’s work. I f it to at sU possible there Texas. League, the (Thlcsgo Cubs snded a to 10 minutes. right attitude he will have you go shprtstop. Keeney on second and plessurs to alt down with all of scend to th* bottom of the sea, Dinner—Roast beef (using inex­ Double Stompp Friday! Open Till 9 P. M.j little guys with lota of action—he with him to a competent lawyer will be a Twilight League seaaon Burlakov swam to our lines and He gave up a playerto career In four-gsme losing streak by wal­ Split biscuits and put together Jack Holloran at flrsL Alternata the 1041 Polish American bssebsll 1930 becaiKse of an une’xpected Re­ Seeking Divorce pensive c u t); peas in turnip cups; rame up with two winners who and draw up a contract that will next year. That much is o^'ed to loping the St. Louto C O ^ n o ^ Native Fmrs . with peaches. Top with sweetened inflrldera. Murray and Leo Katka- tesun. Then a promise was made, rcporte^ — (A ll measurementa in this recipe STRICTLY FRESH—LOCAL , Moriartys first sacker in the clutch stay behind, that they would keep during the off-season to officiating *rknreday Young, a Marine out of (Cleve­ fight, or enter the prize ring. A f­ It would be amiss not to men­ games behind the Dodgera. , turns out she was just spoofing are level.) and to a faster man on the basea the Polish American name before pion of Europe, reported tlmt In football, and baakeiball games, Breakfast — Spinach omelet; land. made hla New York debut ter all its tha boxer who gets the tion both Rockville and. the Hamil­ (Tloude Pasaau notched hto 13Bi Native Roasting when the Insisted her name was Oatchiag A Problem the baseball fans of Manchester. many Estonian athletes hava be­ he decided to try ^hia hand at Melba toast; stewed figs. in one ” ten-ner,” and Fritxie carv­ hard knocks , . . not tha nuuiager. ton Propeller taams In passing. come renowned fighters for the pitching victory of the aeasM really Jane Doe. Named Foreign Minister - PULLET EGGS 3 dozen $1.00 Our first choice Would lie be­ That promise was kept in the face baseball umpiring. Lunch—Sweet potatoes on half ed him up like a boarding house Makes the contract so that you They proved to be good sports, ■gainst eight defeatg although Nh That was after her marriage in tween Mickey Kstkaveck and of the many difficult and trying Red Army. He mentioned the Describing his change of occu' Chickens ■hell; string bean salad. steak so fast that the fight hafl to can terminate it whenever you played the game hard, smiled In Temple, Arls, July 20 to Actor Ankara, Aug. 13— (Delayed)— Johnny Hedlund. perhaps both times. So where ever the Polish outstanding boxer, Karl, skier patlon, Ziggy says: " I was fired as had to weather a ninth-inning 4- 4 ^ Pounds Each. be stopped at the end o f six want to, or when you tjitok that defeat as well as In victory T)iat Eddie Norris, ex-husband of Ac- Diiuier— Roast pork; spinach; UP—Htmam Menemenioglu, for­ Morrel’s E-Z-Cnt Qennlne flprtag Leas— Oronad would be necessary. Each has a boys are now fighting, or prepar­ Velio Kartoto; tennis player Evald a player one day and hired as an Cardinal uprising which produced rounds Montgomery, the Philadel­ you wlU never get any further to something t)»st the world needs treaa Ann Sheridan and Lona An­ buttered asparagus (canned); raw mer minister of justice, was ap­ fine working knowledge of base­ ing to fight we can say truthful­ Kree; and Master of Sports Arml. umpire the next day. That was in four runs on as many hits. ' phia Negro lightweight who along in the game. now....a smile while things look Long Island Ducklings lb. 33c dre,- and a Philadelphia society carrot salad: stewed apples. pointed foreign minister of Turkey HAMS LAMB LEGS BEEF/ ball and showed it during the past ly, those at home kept their pro- Highly praised by the govern­ 1030. I didn't like the new job at In the American Lesgua, Uis girl, Virginia Hiller. Friday today, succeeding Bukru Saraico- doean't care which way he goes so Teat Taqr AbiUty Rdae. dark. So to Jeff Keolsch and ment were the services of the first, but all the, players were my (3ev*lsad Indians came from bg season. George CTasey, best of luck fellows, Mrs. Norris used the name Breakfast— Wholewheat muf­ glu, who now is premier. The 60- long as It'a forward, nc'arty broke With all of tha abova details R ipe Slate Cleaa . Lesgaft InsUtute of Physical Cul­ friends and tbat made it easier. hind in the ninth Inning to edtos Tender Plump Fowl lb. 42c ironed out give yourself a real test The PltrMag Staff you are good sports. . . . and that Mickey Jane (Peggy) Satteriy in fins; peanut butter; stewed pears. year-old Menemenioglu is a vet­ Ruffin to half with hla )>ody belting Jackie May and Ziggy Olbert, What misunderstandings that ture, where more than 100,000 Ball .players will always complain out the Detroit T igerg 3-8, m 45c Ib. 39c Ib. 39c Ib. after you have been through the goes ter all of the players on both filing suit for divorca. She charg­ Limch —Baked equafh; cold eran of 80 years to the Foreign to talce thq decision in the other both left handera and about the were ancountered during the sea­ Red Army men have received in­ about dwisions, of course. I was their first victory In tbeif last prelims. Anout six months is ed msntol cruelty. cooked asparagus; raw cabbage. Office. top ten. beat in the league. May would get son are forgotten and the slate to teams as we)I. Nice knowing you. struction In sports. an umpire-bsl(er myself as a eight starts, one of which ended |g enough, if you bsva the abiUty. or Norris said he expected to eater Dinner — Broiled white fish; Chnsaberinln’s And today Montgomary (a n%u the ru>d aa ha can coma to from clean. Difference of opinion are Last, But Not Least The meeUng addressed this player, but I found early that if a tie. T you might be what' to termM a K E N T U d ^ LEGS OF LAMB oama branch of the A ir Forces, stuffed (eggplant; stewed celery; Leon Bacon Ib. 39c ura) lightweight) eald ha would ba the outfield and play at first or something that cannot ba avoided To ths fans who make it possi­ message to the eportsmen of the an umpire is on top of th* play, Virgil TVucks blanked th* In­ while she plana on pursuing a Poliah Style willing to take on ex-welterweight alow Btartar, but at any rate prove tch. Cy Blanchard and Buck but every Issue was met to the ble to have thto'league exists, just world: "Sports are the joy of life. serious trouble can develop^.’ diana on four hits ter eight and WILSON HAM^LLS DAISY HAMSfilm career. , ' salad o f sliced tomatoes,' no des- Dried Beef i lb. 39c your own sMIity to your sattofac- eert. champ Zlvic, if Fritxie would make rchotokl for the right banders American way o f sport and at the a simple word,' that expresses the Its adornment, a means for the two-thirds Innings, but he loaded MORRELL E-Z-CUT HAMS—Mliole or Shank Half— Ham d c 144 pounds Last night Fritz tlon and if aatlafled that you can and here again we find anotherand o f tha final gaina the hand of gratitude of the teams and league development of society. The Hit­ the bases on walks in th* final Sntwday I . 39 go on, your managar w ill gat you e 47c pound. Breakfast— Broiled ham; cod­ M a h ie u 's weighed In at 148. Four pounds first aackar who ranks with tha friandship was extended. A ll of the officials. . .Thanks. lerite barbarians are enemies of frame and Oris Heckstt unleaded •Firemen Called Fancy Broilers, Fryers'or shouldn't make a lot o f dlflorenca bouts that wUl pay for tha long, basL culture. In (Jermany they mode Last NighPs Fighls them with a double off Jack W]}*. .PINEHURST VEAL ROASTS — CHOPS — CUTLETS dled eggs; Melba toast; stewed Calves' Liver Ib. 39c hard tratotog and sehooltog you raisins. 183 Sprue* Street — and what with the promlee o f a FIm TlaMlag Team use o f sports to create an arm y son. Jim Bagby pitched six-hit M$l hava undargone. Ona thing that Thare would actually be five Lunch—Avocado ealad; whole­ gaudy n t a if tha i ^ t can ba played most of the gomes thto of raviahers and murderers from By The Aisqciated Press for. the Tribe and ragtotered 1^ To Rescue Cow Veal Roulettes Ib. 39c makes a fighter stand out to what good hurtora, all capable and abla wheat crackers. mads, it adds up to quits a acora. year and most certainly , would the German youth. In the occu­ New York— Bob Montgomery. 13th jyln. GROUND BEEF to termed as ”kUtor instinct" or the to play othar poeitiens. The in­ Hogan Clips COLD CUTS Dinner— Vegetable soup: Salis­ Larga, DeUeteaa, Pink Kent 6eHeteag MeOew, Freestuae Anyway, both boys know the dlf- like to see this aggregation pitted pied countries ■ of Europe, the fos- 135 3-4, Philsdelphia, outpointed The fit. Louto Brow7)s crushed Torrington, Aug. 14— (gv- Fire Land O’ Lake* knowledge of when its the right field would ha about the best be­ bury steak; baked cauliflower; faronce between hay and monay— sgsinst the Airbase team before %tots smashed sperts organisa­ Bobby Ruffin, 135, New York the (Chicago White Sox, 8-3, torg^ 36c lb. Peanut Butter Ixiaf : departments hava answered calls Butter, Ib. .... eb Ultra shouldn’t ba much o f an time to polish off your opponsaL cause hers a n six plavers who can the seaaon closss officially. tion and sxtermlnated the patriot­ (10); Frttzle Zlvle. 148, Pitts­ ly through'the efforts of HarlwM since Ugpe immemoriU to rescue stuffed beet salad; apricot whip. 47c Contoloupes 2 for 29c Pooches, 4H|f. bskt. 49c .Without color, or tha nacesaary alternata on laft and right band Course Mark Freshly Chopped Victory Loaf 'S p lit Pea and Turnip Soup: ^ a rg u m en t ic sportsmen. burg)). stopped (terp. Garvey (S ifL who hit a lioma run, douM* cate from trees and dogs from things that go to maka a flgbtar, pitching. Tha outflald with tha Young. 146, U. 8. Marines. Bos­ ROUND Pepper I^iaf Soak aplit peas over night and in “Over 10.000 sportsmen of Tu- and two ainglea and drov* tn four rivers but It remained for the you might j t ^ aa wall hang up tha first thraa,. May. Frahar and Ros- goslsvla courageously fight in ton. (6 ); CTeo Sbsns, 131H, Los the monilng boll over a elow fire Potntoee, ,No. 1 runs. STEAK GROUND Spiced Ham Burrville fire • department to es­ gloves hater* you start walking tic would M hard to heaU al­ Mojor Laogue Hershey Pro Celebralea guerrilla detochmenta Scores Angeles, outpointed Maxie American League gamea be­ until tender. Add the finely chop­ Grapes lb.19c Peart 3 lbs. 25c 45c pound.______Jellied Corned Beef tablish a new precedent last night Quality, peck .. 37e through doors without opantog though Itoatle to the waakest hit­ of Uiousanda o f sportsmen o f Nor­ Shapiro, 1824, New York (10). tween Boston and New York and ped tops and roots of several tur­ Jensbo ^ ter of any outfielder who played Birthday with Grrat Delicatessen Ham wh'en It responded to s call to res­ Banquet Gish them. Ladders 9 way, France, Caechoelovakl* and .Ogden, Utah — Henry Arm­ Washington and Ptiil*dclphlg ai|i nips. Boil until the latter are h en this saaacn. But hto defenaiv* ^ FRANKFLTITS cue s cow from s cesspool. The Round at Rochester. Poland join the ranks of the strong, 143. Los Angeles, outpoint a National League affair between L Iv e r w u r s t ------Salami tender, aaasmi with salt and serve ability counts haavily to tha^otca cow ha6 broken through the plank Native Freeh Celery b^e 19c Watermelons eo. 89c By The Associated Prsaa avengers In heavy fighting they ed Jackie Burke. 145, Ogden 110). Cincinnati and Pittsburgh all wee* Pineapple Dipped with a lump of butter in each bowl, Due Tonight fo r a right flaUiar. covering of the pool at the Henry Ffcdb annihilate the hated occufmUoi^ Fall River. Maas.— Ted Lowry. postponed. or with Melba toast croutons. Eggs, doz. ... Fnney New York—Pitcher BUI McOae Woodtnd. If ha could pitch her*, Rocheater, N. Y., Aug. 14—(#1— I Barry Farm. Batting— WUMasM, Boston. .341; tots. Honor and glory to the 175, New Be * * a * a I Triplea — Slnaghtar, BL Lnula, After Byrd, who pisya out ef 8 t Louto A Chieage 3. their ML one of them replied "All exact regtmaa la f oUowsd. Encloae Norfolk Naval Tratotog gtotlon Hartford ...... 46 ■ 61 .430 gether. And Demont and FROSTED PEAS package 25c (Thloago— U e u t Ifiek ey Coch­ local tetoteet ter Cbicage fans 13; Nldtelsaa. Chleugu, 3. Ardmore, Pg. four were notched (Other gosaes poethooed.) that sort of stuff Is bunk, and we a large, self-addraseed envelope iselisTlees the ether d a y ....W h o Springfield ---- ; 30 77 .280 the record holderg saw Ber Froatad Strawberries — Broccoli — Lima Beans, Complete for $1.09 Complete for 69c rane, aaanager of ths Oraat Lakas on ths Tony Zato-Oeorgto Abrams Roma runs—Mtag^ New Tork, in third place with * r » —Laughing don't believe it.” and six cents ia atnmpa.-- fight eard....aszk gbsughnssiy, waa that Qpy FsDar they noed to Jimmy DemareL Detroit: Harold Nattenal •aw M ortlttie the record, So Box halted the car where he Sliced Peaches, Naval TVatoliig Station ‘ 13; Ott New Tork. lA ^ Tedoy’s Oeaw* record. TELEPH ON E SERVICE UN-HL 7:00 TONIGHT’ teem, has hto own candidata ter as ususL' to vistttog the Chicago toft about?..Fvt. Freddk Stolen hasM RHsm. Brookiyii. (Jug) M e S p o d ^ PhUodMphia; Brooklyn ...... was, and ordered the trio to get largest can .... ------forsser Buffalo sports acriba, can S t Louto ...... 83 Sorry it'a so confusing. W « Closw Moraine DeUveries At 9 O'clock; Afternoon 25c Hookla of tha Tsar.' Bears’ training ounp and spend­ 13; rernondcs, Boston, It . Horton Smith, Springfield, Mo. out and find other transportation ing a lot of ttsM oonleiTtng with un you what its Uke to he a dive and Horry Nettelbrodt, Aven, Binghamton at Hartford (3) CTlncinrati ..^...5 8 DeUverias At 2 O’clock. - from that Isolated spot. *topeka, Kas.— up— Poetry he- Pineopple, No. 2 con 25c lOclmy'a ehaloa to tha SeUarF yttching — FrendL Brooklyn. (3:30). Ntw York 4...... 53 Stcegei Lands Wast Koro Syrup, Ige. con 19c third aackar, Bm la Aedsas, for- Ooorge Holoa....Bounds hks bod bombar although ha hasat fla- 13-1; W y a tt BreeklyA 13-4. Oono. PLE.\SE CALL TONIGHT IF CONVENIE.NT! caoM part of the Kansas Supreme ' D e S a A N n l ter Maiytand*s-Hand ths tohod Ms t i a l i ^ a t lha C M g Wood at Mamaroaeck. Albany et Springfield (3) (N ). Pittsburgh ...... 50 OaoMat Tsa lira Flat court records -yaaUrday. at-! Old Homestead mar Tn4ton» Uklveraity AO-Assar- 8craatoa at Wllkee Barra (3) Boston- Cassy Stsngel « f 1l thto fan. Beach air teres sehooL N avy winner tost eresk c€ tbs Cswailtoh Chicago ...... fit tomay against whom disbnrnwnt! Be & M. B^ne jar 19c iea hnskatbqll ater, who oama to IN). Boston ...... ;.47 ■ Boatoa Bnvsa oays M u waafi j Boiled Ham, Ib. 75c Bread 3 cons 50c Greet Lakes tram tbs LonieriBs dived into a surtondng pool and Open, turned up in feurtk spot Denver— up—Patrolmsa Gaorge prnce^ngs wars orfltrtd by the bombed th* bottoui: Itosult: For- witk on even-par TO. and kunehed Ekqlra at WUliamsport (3) (N ). PbilatMphla ____31 ths seusl o t OV S'*® Cbkmsls o f the Bendieton. O ra. A u g .1 4 —(g 1 ^ NOtiai A. Farrar said ha wasn’t guilty board o f bar axamtears anld in his lough to recover....JUM BUly witk n 't were Ctoy Haolher, Lin- Notloaal bf negllgenoa just baenuae he gnd M* IMS A Otonn- Brqdtey has rsnoitsd fo r formal anawer: ”1 deem it'not un­ Fey. oae-tlm* Notre Heme atb* viUg N . C., Jimmy Hlneo. Lake- Booton at Brooklyn (8). dn>ve a polica car with a flat'tiee. WelcR Peos Noe 2 con I9c 5tuffed Olives In SO games double-threat othlsto in Qos naval tralntoura^ If iw hondlsa fitting. in ths words o f Kingly let* and later a oporto oeribo to vOlg and Ray H1H. Henbey. Po. PhUodelphU at New York. 'T h e street was ao full o f chuck Ohs team hetttng toed from five Wklto. a nifty fullback and ona Btucs, to: Grape Juice, eC tha best sole presgeots hi tha holes 1 couldn’t toll the tire was ” ‘Did them deflsnee stem nnd high ! Corned Beef tin 29c Lunch Tongue flat.” The <3vil Service Cbnimls- " 'And give these In their throats '• quart bottle aton dlsaslMethlhq cast. ths he.’ ” r.

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[ciKmiHetf w W TO Serise and Nonsense ) o f M iv M u f ir . TONIOHTJ w e HIWK A U A O o n KRUOfH--* Classified For A War Bride ^ A Citq's Wanis fbr\bur Benefit A young candidate for the Navy OUT we M W jW flET St. Peter and S t Thomas were m TIN MlWwTKSI having a-sfolf game one heavenly was being put through a general Her gown le whltaand billowy; O N f b O N H B l ^ HIM IN TIM I TO PR CV^ day. ]m . Peter’i first drive wax knowledge teat by a board of Ad­ Bha Qleapa a pale houiust; rirat up to the cup for a hole in mirals. And looks aa though She’s lost Announcements 2 Business Services Offered 13 R epairing: 23 Help Wanted—Male 36 Household Goods 51 First Admiral—What kind of In thought among doao frianda Lost and Found 1 Wanted to Rent 68 am. S t Thomas, brandishing his oalostlal club, stappad up to the animals eat grass? wholfa gay. MASONRY, SLATING, SLATE LAWN MOWERS sharpened, oil­ WANTED —FULL TIME shoe LET US SHOW YOU' THIS ' / Mandbiester LOST—MAN’S BROWN wallet in rrs EASY AND e c o n o m ic a l WANTED 3 ROOM unfurnished tea and drove a hole in one, too. The candidate fidgeted and star­ White orange bloaaome bold her to u»e G'ldden Endurance House walks. Outside fireplaces. Repairs ed, adjusted, picked up and de­ salesman, experience not neces­ LETTER FROM A DEFENSE apartment or houae in Manches­ "An right" *ald St PeUr, rub­ ed out of the window, but said veil of lovely creamy lace. or around Circle Theater. Finder on aU kinds,of slate work. SuUi- livered 31.25 Here 31.00. Repair sary. Apply Thom McAn Store, WORKER NOW DRAFTED That aoftly falla and makes a Evening Herald please return to 32 Ljmeso street paint. Preserves and beautlflea! ter or surrounding vicinity by bing hla hands together, "now let’s nothing. The question was rapaat- ■ Battles home decay! 43.25 gal. van and Lewis, 37 Charter Oak parts. Power mowers sharpened 847 Main street. Staff S e g t Cottier. Call 3810. ed but he still remained dumb. frame around her wletful face. CIlMifled Adrertiaenieiits or call 3788. Reward. - cut out the miraues and get down Checkerboard Feed Stores, 1063 stre e t Mancheater. T et 2-0418. and repaired. Wa sharpen iiedge "(Soing to be Inducted next week to work. Second Admiral (kindly) — That laughing brides af other 0*«at tlz araras* words to a itna. and grass shears, sclsaora, knives, unexpectedly. (3an’t use the furni­ WANTED—BT SEPTEMBER 1st Surely, you can answer a simple daye can’t underetand her aorraw. talUala, Bnmbcra aad abbroslatlont LOST—BLACK DOG, white spot Main' street \ II Help Wanted—Male or We in America had half mcpect- etc. Saws set and filed. Our 16th ture. Please aell it for me. one or two rooms, heated, pref­ •d that we would begin to achieve question like tluit. I will repeat The one the loved, and wad, aaA aoDBt aa a word and compound on chest, named Scrapple. Call Bnilding—Contracting 14 Female . 37 erably unfumlahed yrith kitchen­ must go—must go to war—tomor­ wwitfa as ^wo worda Ulntmum coat 3108. year. Capitol Grinding Oo., 531 miraculous victories immediately It What kind of animals eat la arteo ortbrea linta Automobiles for Sale 4 FOR YOUR REMODELING or LydalL Tei. 7958. T hat’s why you can. buy a com­ ette mira- Dodge coach, 1936 Dodge aedan. FjUnrists—Nurseries 15 Graduate Nurse, 983.00 mdaUily. WANTED—8, 4 or 5 room rent or clea and get down to work.. Work, will win the war—we are definitely BY J. R. WILLIAMS, OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH AU orders for IrrsTolar insertions tempting to cash this check will Plkyer piano specialty. John Perfect condition. Out leee than AU Wiaacrackera Are Not Ense. OUT OUR WAT WUi ba oharced at tbs ona tiroa rata be pro.aecuted to the full extent Cole M otore-^164. All positions include full main­ two months. Inclufice Living apartment, by Sept. 1st or 15th, after all, is the true miracle. It for It. AMERICAN CHEMICAL CO.. Cbckerbam, . 28 Bigelow streH, tenance. Write or call in peraon working couple, no children,. ■imolal rates for lonfe term every of the law. Finder, please return 1939 OLDSMOBILE COA(?H, good Tel. 4219. Room, Bedroom, Kitchen and moat la the miracle that has made Am­ V O U TO B E day sdTsrtlaloa alven upon request. check to the Corporate Account­ Westfield. Mass., have limited ' gt Manqfteld SJate Tiiaitiing acceaaoriea. Ask to see Mr^ Ben­ W rite Box O, Herald. erica a great nation, and it is the CAREinjU WITH TVANT Ada ordered before the third or tlree, radio, Florida gray finish, School A Hospital, blanaiSeld •tth day will ba ebarsad only for ing Department, Main Office, stock of 4-year old mixed Blue nett’s furniture at. « miracle that will save America. FUNNY BUSINESS PQORAaMJDA. STUFF SOU LOU. IKi 06060 OTO? low mileage, 9595. Terms 98.50 and Norway Spruce trees, Pub­ Depot, Oonn. WANTED TO RENT five or six 4 *1116 miracle of work will turn out —ONCE NNE TftlED TO SEEN eoZZII^ tba aotnal nombar of times tbs ad Cheney Brothers. . weekly. 1040 Bulck sedan, radio, Help Wanted—Female 35 ALBERT’S room single or fiat. Write Box S. hapsarad, eharpinp at the rata sarn- lic may have for 94.00 for fifteen 43 Allyn S t —H artford a bomber an hour. The miracle of OCT THE OtD NAM A80UT POR. HOUR6 "ad bat no aJIowihea or refunds can heater, white wall tires, terms trees delivered. Enclose prliM w ith WANTED—WOMAN TO CARE Herald. work will win the production bat­ TO CLBAM UPTHE bo made on sis tims ads stopped 912.00 weekly. Trades taken. Tel. Situatfens Wanted— Phone 6-0858 CMU 2-0089. CtD PIB,B>2iMia , 8V after tbs flttb day. Announcements order. Only 30 trees per pdrson. for smalt child. 7:30 to 3:30 five tle. 6191 Finance Manager. Brun- M ole 39 (3ar, bus or train expenses refund­ APPLE ViMV.NOU SU6(960T6O*TO No "till forbids”: display lines not days a week. Phone 7656. ed upon purchase of this mer­ ■ And we can all Join in working •old. ■ ner’s, 80 Oakland stre e t ,,Open miracles, through the miracle of LA6T MI6HT SOU RW? A Tba Herald will not be responsible evenings. Moving-^Troc|ting— WANTED WORK AT JOB car­ chandise- Farm s and Land fiMr Sale 71 TdSaCD APK9 WANTED—RIDE TO Hartford WANTEDf—EXPERIENCED de­ work. tOOBEIMHERE — SCH6M6 TO AID TUB WAR ter mors than one Incorrect Inser­ S to ra g e 20 partment heads, salary and pentering. William Lewie, 80 tion of any advartlsainent ordered .At 5:30 a. m. dally. Phone 4773. FOR SALE—MOHAIR SOFA 940 FOR SALE—SMALL FARM in AM THE OLD NAM EFFORT AND EARN A tor more than ona time. bonus. Apply W. T, G rant Co. ^Elsaex' street, M anchester^ \Voman—Have you heard about BBPOOMTIM'Atcrr Auto Accessories—^Tires 6 Matching chair 920. Rug 9x12 Glastonbury, 2 miles to Aircraft, ' Tba laadvartant omlaalen of In- S'TOKAUE 9850 cash, balance yearly. Call the women of this town forming a N ice peOFIT-to' OR W VRe aorract pnbllcatlon of advartisloK Moving and Packing. 'The Austin WANTED—YOUNG GIRL to take Chlneae Gold 945. Console table will ba rectlllad only by eancellatlon NEED NEW BRAKES? Ford. between 6 and 8 p. m. 85 North secret society? BUNCH O' D O U ^ QM A. Chambers 0>. Telephone 6260 care of 3 year old boy-, once or Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 and mirror 910. Mahogany sacre- Husband—Ha! Ha! Ha!! That’s o f tba ebarpa made for the service MANCHESTER Chevrolet Plymouth rellned arith tary 926. lU peatry hall chair, stre e t tandared. ' twice a week. M rs Rider, 632 SELECT YOUR (X>CKER spaniel gaod! Women don’t now how to iUI advartlsamanta mutt conform Porter Street Section, C-Room the best 0>max brake lining West Middle Turnpike. solid walnut 925. Phene set 912. In styls, copy and typography with 98.95. WUl call for your ear and Repairing 23 * puppy now. Beautiful dark rods keep a secret Single, bathroom, large lot. Chesterfield sofa with linen slip Houses for Sab Woman—Oh, but thia~ society rasiuatlOBS antoread by tba publlsn- deliver tam e a air conditioned heat, oil bam er. Business Services Offered 13 overhauled. Braithwalte, 52 Pearl steam heat 3 car garage. Located. For Want of a Little Courage raealvad by ll o'clock noon Satur­ two anUnlshed up. Sale Price after 4, 97 Hamlin street. 43 Scarborough Road, racondL stre e t Live Stodk—Vehidea^ 42 . ..A great deal of ta lm t la lost days 10:SO. *d,000. Down payment *1,000. CHAIRS CANED ' reasonably., GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New tioned and now ready for occu­ in' the world for w ant of a little Durant Street, 5-rt>om Du­ Kenneth Beer, 194 Highland St.. Model Laundry, Summit streeL FOR SALE—7 YElkR-Ofd saddle pancy. Apply Edward J. HoU. co u rag e.. .Every 4lay sends to 'Telephone Your Want .4ds plex. Hot air pIp^M. furnace, horse, and saddle. Telephone Machinery and Toa Durant StreeL S-room Du­ small family. 7eIepbone 2-OlSO. Legal Notices 78 have been induced to begin, would acoaptad as FULL PATUE.VT If Poultry and Supplies 43 the dependable power and posi­ l.lftt'OR PERMl'f plex. With 2-car garage, hot tive Cletrac Tm-Trmetion tractor. in all probability, have gone great paid at tbs bnslnasa oSIcs on or ba- air pipeleaa fumsoe and all Im­ SOTtrB OP APPLICATION n ra. tba saTsntb day following tba \ FOR SALE—PULLETS two and You can depend upon a- Cletrac This (■ to'Slv* notic, that 1 Jam aa, lengths in the career of fame. Srat lasarttoB of each ad otharwisa provements. Sale Price *5,000. Help Wanted—Male 36 Antonia qf T> Cottasa atreat, Man- - The fact is, th a t ta do anything In Uia CHARGE RATE will ba eollacf- Down payment *1,000. half montha old. New Hampshire- all the time, Dublin Tractor Com­ ciieatcr, Cdqn.. hav* flivd an appli­ A pany, WUlimantlc. the world worth doing, we must ad. No responsibility for errors in Durant Street, 5-room single, WE HAVE AN OPENING on our : Rhode Island Cross, 31.00 apiece. cation datad Aux. 12, 1142 with tha 'not stand back shivering and talapboned ada will ba assumed and collection staff for a man who Phone 3547. Liquor Control Commlailon for a thair acooracy cannot ba gusran- hot air pipelesa furnace, all Im­ Packaxo B cr Parmit for the milii thinking of the cold and danger, finds It necessary to add to his provements. Sale Price *4,500. BROILERS.—DRESSED or live, Musical IiMtmmenta 53 of aloqholle liquor on tha prepilaes but Jump In and scramble through Down payment *1,000. Income by collecting on active of A B P Tea Co.. 211 .No. Main as well aa we can.. .It will not Index of Ckssificstions monthly accounU ig Manchester, M anchester CThicks, 136 Summer atreet, Hancheater. Conn. Tha buel- Eaaex Street, 5-room Duplex. stre e t Tel. 6971. FOR SALE—BUESCHER E fiat neaa la owned by The lireat A a- P do', t? be perpetually calculating lata Hot air pipeleaa furnace^ all hn- collections can be made between alto saxaphone in good condition. Tea Co., of 2* W orthington atreat, risks and adjusting nice idiances.. provemeata. Sale Prlo»'*4JI00. 4:30 and 7 30 p. m. (No telling.) Gold lacquered. Price reasonable. Sprlngfleld. Maaa., and will b«. con­ At preaaht, a man waits, and tia.T.iiMa>i,wT. Down payment *1,000. '. State type of work you are now CSOl 7673. ducted by Jamea Antonia of 79 Col- itoubts, and oaoaulta hla brother ^Ckrd of Thanks Household Goods 51 taga atreat, Mancheater. Conn, aa "He made Bolive for the ketchup and m issedr : |a Namorlam .'.. South End Section, 2-FamlIy doing smd the time you will be permittee., 1 and his particular friends, 'til one •ad Foand Dwelling of two 4-rooma, gar­ able to spend on collection. P. F. FOR SALE—ELECTRIC Singer JAMES ANTONIS dey he flnda he le iixty years old W anted—^To Buy 58 Dated 12th of Aug.. !»t2. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Robinson Crusoe Stuff Boamasts age aad large bam, steam heat Collier A Sons Oorp., 050 Main sewing machine, J940 cabinet and that ha has lost oo m|ich time SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH a ^ bathroom downstairs. Sale street, Hartford. model, very good condition, price H-2-14-42. in conaulting coueine and Trienda Price *4JI00. Down Payment 970. Also 2 large vanUahed stands that ha has no more time to follow aMag for S a l e ...... LIRL'OR PBRIIIT w y - ^A-AtN.TVUCT L .W 0 S A BbUaa for Exebanga ... $80«. MAN FOR LABORATORY con­ and 2 small painted stands Tele, WANTED—POWER LAWN mow. NOTICB OP APPLICATION their edvice. CM.CM 0 1 3 0 .% Aanaanorian—Tires ...... Spmoe Street Seettoa,. •- trol in routine testing. At least phone 7822. er. CaU 5391. Thta la to giva notica that I Harry s o n s 0Y6SJ% 9RKT Hspnlrlng—Painting ... Xoc«n Single, bntaroom, atesun high school education required. P. Johnaon of 102 Glenwood atreat, A Btranger arrived In a J12^ \VJ)'0 A Snlmola ...... Mancheater. Conh.. have tiled atr ap­ lip to Tmek ...... beat, large lot. Sale Price Apply The Roger Paper Mfg. Co.', FOR s a l e :—PIANO, 4 piece ma Rooms Without' Board 59 plication dated 11 of Auguat, 1912 town and approached the first na­ A is o M O U -U \iO W T O O T - O f B X f A aaaooeaaa*** fSAOO. Dosm Payment 9500. Mill and Oakland Sta. . hogany Hiring 'room . s e t Vlctrola with tha Liquor Control Commit-, tive he eaw; Itorag* •• Bdgertoa, Street. S-inom Du­ with records, small parlor heat­ FOR RENT—BINOLE And dou­ alon for a Club Parmit for tha aale Stranger— Tm lookhig for a 9 » V S T S -Blayalaa ...... MEaJ FOR PAPER mill work. or alcoholic liquor on the premlaea criminal lawyer, R*Ve you ona Antsy—Mqtoreyclaa .. plex. Bental *70 per month. ing stove, coal. Will sell cheap if ble rooms, men preferred. Tele­ or 72 Maple atreet. Mancheater. Steam heat, all Improvements. ANTHWACITE Machine tenderi and finishers taken a t once. Call 8155. phone 2-0759. Conn. The bualneaa la owned by here? , Barncaa Offered .... Sale Price *6,500. Down Pay­ needed. Apply Rogers Paper Brttlah American Club Inc., of 72 Native (reflqedvely)—^Well, we old Sarvlaaa Offered ... ment $1,000. Manufacturing CTo., Mill and Oak­ FOR s a l e :—GAS RANGE SiSi FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, Maple itreet, Mancheater, Conn. think we have, but we can’t prove ae—Contracting ...... oak Ice box 95. A fter 4, 97 Ham­ and will ba conducted by Haory F, —Knmarlaa ...... Newman Street,' S-Famlly; land streets. central location, near Aircraft Johnaon of 103 Olanwood atraat, it on him. Dtractoia ...... two 8-rooroa and one . 6-room. LEHIGH VALIEY ANTHRACITE lin. bus line, gentleman preferred Manchaatar. Conn., aa parmittee. InaUtiiH—noofteg Twa heaUng anlta. St«am heat. WANTED—TRUCK driver. Call HARRT P. JOHNSON Teacher-rjYou know that heat Tei. 6120. D ated 14th o f A ug., 1942. •••••aoBaaaaasaaaai Incoma *75 per month. Sale 5125 between 7 a. m. and 5:30 A FEW USED COOKING pots cauaSs an object to expand and -Dmnemgkjng ...... ^ 755# S o a l ih c L i p. m. large else, in good condition (not H -t-1 4 .4 3 . oraga . Price 96,500. Down Paynaent FOR RENT—FURNISHED room chid caueee It to contract Now, 9 1 , 0 0 6 . enameled). CJall 5408. for . one or two gentlemen. Oon ring Newman Street, 6-Boom Du­ iiai’b9*n a "WINNER” for almost a co n tu ry WANTED— YOUNG MAN for tinuous hot water. On Main Sarrloan plex, steam beat, eeparate heat­ oAHce and store work. Must be street. Tel. 6808. able to operate typewriter. Apply Local Selectmen HOLD EVERYTHING alng->CUnntng .. Is ing units. Rental 970 per To profaet against substilwtfons and inferior cools— __aad Snrrlea ..... tl moath. Sale Price 9M06. Down Benson’s, 713 Main s tre e t 'Baalnaaa Service . u . t* Paym eat 91,000. , Insist on lhis-i*WINNER OF FUEIS* Fluid Lines Suburbui for Rent 66 To Meet Tonight MdnraMsnal I and CUsaaB ...... II Newman Street, 6-Room Du­ AUTHOlIXtD DItTlltUTORS FOR RENT—FOUR room mod­ lastmetloBs II plex, 2-car garage, lot about em house. 3 mileg from Man* 90x100 ft., steam heat, aeparate PROTFXT » The Selectmen wUl meet thia _JlBBP p mmaVlB ...... ' II heating unlta Sale Price 96A00. chexter.'Adultx only. Write Box iPrastadwHBBtmctlona ...... M WITH INSURANCE O, Herald. - evening to gurvey tbs Mending iTi Ptnaaelal Down Payment 91,200. Income town flnanceg for the year, thla WASH TUBBS CarefoL J. P. a sn i* —Hloeka—Mortgagaa . . . II 970 per month. See being the lagt meeting of tha ■ pMmob OpportunltlBS ...... If Manchester Green Seettoa, Mcmchester Lumber MeUNNEV BROTHEES town’s fiscal year which ends on Haney ta Loan .ir'...... II Boarders Wanted 59-A ■eto and Mtonttana 9-Room Single, Bieptaoe, steam 605 Main S t, M narheater, Cobb. Saturday. ■alp Waatad—Xtmala...... II beat. oU bumer, garage in baae- Tele phone 6060 dr 7412 ROOMERS AND BOARDERS According to Town Treasurer ■mp Waatad->-Mala ...... It ment. Large lot. Sale Price and Fuel Co. wanted. Homa <»okad meaU. Oon- Georga-'H. Waddell, In a report Salaamaa Wanted ...... Il-A 97,500. Down Payment *1,200. IM p WMtad—Mala or Pamala 17 Everett T. McKinney. Mgr.‘ tlnuoua hot water, abowera, SSO given' at the last meeting of tha B0CK6ALT N Ananta waatad ...... -I7-A Off Porter Street, 6-Room Adaaa atreet, adjoining United Sclactmen, he expected tnxt. tha Single, all Improvements, 2-car CENTER STREET PHONE 5115 CA6B T H 0 6 R SnantloBa Wanted—Famala . . . II Alreraft. Buekland. town hooks would be closed this v tW L N 6 c m e Sttaatlona Waatad—Mala .... II garage, 1 acre of land. Sale USED nRES AND TUBES year without a deficit. ■aplaymant Agaadea ...... so Price *6,000. Down Payment >MEAfU Id n it aah Pate Paaltry— A n S ixes Department heads of ths vari­ Vahiclaa 91JMM. y ' W anted—-Rooma—Board 62 ous municipal divisions have pre­ A6 AIMi P ena■ Birds—Fata SI Summer Stre^ 6-Room Du­ pared for the (own treasurer COULDN'T U ea Stock-^Vahlclaa ...... si plex, 2-car garage, nil Improva- Q dl f t w i V m V iw S h " VICTORY TIRE CO. WANTED ROOM TOR girl friend Poiutry and Suppllaa ...... SI who la vtalting for ten dayx. standings of their departments aa REALLY KIL Waatad —Pats—Poultry—Stock St menta, good lot Rental In­ 249 No. Nahs S t Phone 9-0446 of the cloae of bualneaa today. For Solo—MIscallaBoano come *60 per month. Sale Plume 8810 aak fdr Private Ar- A W iW RY f AtUeUs For S a ls ...... SI Price 66JI00. * Down Payment mond DTorlo. . aaajewerraiiaeiaxjHEX.R'Ha'e.’aW:* Bants and Aecaatorlas . r ...... SO 11,000. Leads Slaftag FMk Taaas Balldlng Materials ...... SI Henry Street Section, 6-Room GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM, BUmoada —Watehaa—Jewelry SI naar Chanay MUlx. Wrlta Peat -■awT.aw. "Yes, I've written snother poem, and if you'll give me a Hlaatricsl Appltsneas—Radio., si Shigle, 2-car garage, steam HELP Montpelier, VL, Aug. 14.—(P>— FiMuand Food ...... SI>A »t Fireplace. Sale Price FIRST CLASS BRICK Offica, Box 305, Mancheater. Lsoa Henderaon was Juot about to word that, rhyme* with Sevastopol I'm sure you’ll love Oardsn—Farm—Dairy Products M I7A00. Down Payment flJiOO. [ ,^ 0^ T ta .afraid tha downe it a n d want to print U r ■atusbold Goods ...... t. il and STONE MASONS alt down to a brfalga gaBM a t a ba Head a t roustabootal'* Haektasry sad Tools ...... It SuBuner Homes for Rent 67 hotel here whan all of Vermant Mnslcsl iBstrurasats ...... II COVENTRY wag plunged Into a gurpriaa half- Offlco and Storo Bqntpmtnt . .. Is la k e Cottage, 4 rooma Bre- DESIRE Sasclsls at tba Stores IS WANTED I TO RENT—MIDDLE BEA(31, hour blackout teat. INapensing’” Wsanng Apparel—Furs ...... 17 place, artesian well, all furnish­ LOCAL CONTRACT OR Weatbrook, Oeun.\ abora-front with cards, tha Fadaral price ad­ TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Wanted—To Buy ...... II ed. Sale Price *2,000. Down JO B W O R K eattaga, Mactrlcally aquippad. ministrator led his companions In Baoma Beard—Hotala -R aaorsa Payment *500. ' staging old Antarlcan folk tunes RcataaraBta RaaaoaabU. No dtan-outA Call North Coventry Section, MnaO W e e a n do bD k in d s o f b m - •vetiinga Manchaatar 6377. until the aU-clear was sounded. Booma Withoat Board ...... I> farm, about • acres, near school WOMEN — 'D o YOU HEAN .70 TBLl. M E YOU'RE GONNA W AIT H E M Boardara Wanted ...... IS-A sonry and eonercte work. ALLSTOOP Come To Think Of It CoBDtry Board—Raaorta...... *0 and on good road. 6-room honae WITH THIS CAR TILL THAT MAN GETS PRESSEP*'^ .Hotels—Raatauranta ...... <■ with 2-car garage attached, FOR TYPING, CLERICAL WORK, WEAVING, Prices Reaaonable! Work Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... *1 electricity, artealan well, amaU POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS AND Baal Batata Far Raat A-II Thrift **Patchwork** Apron e v OADFREX ' Apartmanta. Flaia. Tanemaota si bam and. two poultry hoa MISCELLANEOUS WORK. -PHONE T H E y R E N O T Bnslnsss Locations for Rant .. IS Sale Price fSJIOO. Down Pay­ Hoasas For Rant ...... *1 ment *500. BIANCHESTER 2-0294 •abarbaa For Rant ...... as dammar Romaa For Rant . . . . . 0i Waatad to Rant ...... SI WINDSORVILLE Baal Batata Far 8aSa Fifteen Miles from Hartford, Apartment Building (or Sale .. located on Reservoir Rond, *0 WEAVERS, FIREMEN, MACHINISTS, CAPA­ Bttslnaaa Property for Sale ... Farms and Land tor Sale ...... Acres of Land, I* acresi of to­ BLE OF OPERATING LATHES, SHAPERS bacco land, rest woodland, •- Houses tor Sale ...... - AND DOING GENERAL MACHI^ SHOP WANTED^ ^ ta tor S als'...... room dwelUag. also *-rooro Young woHua sort Property for Sals ...... ' dwelling. Electricity aad run­ WORK. luburbaa for Sals ...... in managing and aeDing nisal Eststs for Escbsnga . .. . ning water, tobacco shed, on WsDtsd—Real estate ...... good road. Sale Price *4300. ALSO MALE BILLER AND. WORKERS FOR better dresaas and odlll- Aarttaa Legal Volirre Down Payment *1,200. MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONS. n c i7 . Abo one capabb of ianal Netleaa ...... II fitting and altering. Exeal- ALLEN & HITCHCOCK APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE lent salary and boaas. INC. Manchester Offica: A p i ^ f« s d Mitt Main Street TeL 3801 I o Ip a V • Cheney Brothers W’lUlmaatic Office: BECK'S 824 Main Street 19** 846 Main S t, Bfaadieater I t yea aijoy graeaM Itwa, oamoth at. reatraiiad daiaOs la your draa* faMlhmi, hsra ia a Oa- a ln to plaaaa yon! Ike low waiat FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Date With the DoH B E D R Y D E R Forgive and Forget BY FRED HARMAN •ffaet aoUmmd by tha bodloe aad aklft traatmant gtvaa aval haav- A ...... •RTOtR.' VJE VJILL EX PlA lf^' AUtPUfTY PORCET rr.' S I4GE', tar figniaa a wUkmy quality, thus I J m W ie LAUBRINB S S O O C O r I'M<30W6 'O G N t YOU A Nt'feR EXPEa£t> J THE.s e VsJHO FROHifVMERiCK., IRUlHEO TbuR slims away pouada Mka maglr. Tha W H O U CAMP. JWLN. AND IV E LOST MV ©AL­ DATBitABD/ 6EW4d~b^ S E E T bU VOHO AK15 ‘D lS D O 'f— FiSHIN* TRIP, draaa aan ba nsada for nd**im- VOuike BMiTty.-e) BLMAe / AMO IF VOU MAONT IN PBsrry ts a , v BKSBOT mer eomfort now aad can ba Nice C0»AP0M©4T/, VJELL.-HERt RECttoHTHE . oaiartly woni tUs fan. Ee M 90.D0660Ne0 n u C H HE VSNPT TREATBCMMK/ Patten No. 9294 la dmltiied PMTTV. 1 NfeVSR. ViANTE'D fCsR.' for alsH S4 to 4S. a iB a S S .« r ^ WOULfiA WRITTCN short Misvia. laqutrsa S S-4 yaida 0 - THAT NOTT / 99 Inch matsrUL For ttda atuaettva pattma, pUqab’d Tunp Apeon (Pattara No. ■Hid l i e fit eota, your na me, ad- 04M) *aad lO osnta in coin, your draaa, pattara anmbar aad Maa to A* pntty aa tt la taeapeaMvel naoM aad addrma gnd the pat- . The Manchsatar BreMas H«nM UapLito hrightaat aad bmM o h o v tarn munher to Anna Cahot, Tha Todayk pattan Sarvlea, lOd Tth tut lootaag aetaps la your aawteg M*nrhtTiT- Evanlng HaraM, IW A v a a . R mt Totk. N. ~ to amha tha gardn of Bavrath Avaaua. New Tark City, Sgfid fo r tha PSaUoa ■aeloa* 2 mat peataga for each you are aaek : am art i or « ptoto of patton oederad. axw a t hooM, W a oa or yallpw raamaat win My p o p o ^ Album—S3 pages oatalqgaa of of tha dadgns yon ham ailmlrad ■hava la aO i tram 2 to I ' j m to a " “^" w i - of aU a t yonr

\ FRIDAY. AUGUST 14.194S Suntltts Xtraid

fense work and the money eoDeet- 1,060 pouB^. It required 2.10T ceived a oeait for Its tomible sad Check Values ed will go toward pacing for the Collect Over Half records to make up this weight. .never expected to, declared Heller. ; T o w n Here Are Drug Store Ri investment in the development Commander Heller was disturb- whlch Is known as Proje<;t 6028. Toiir 6f Records From the income IB per cent of ed about a stot^^^ which iias been Of New Tract the gross will be deducted and thla circulating about ’Tbs rumor (I yffti/btaKtoa I* O. I* No. 117, In Vogue in the Year 18 . « le -i) will be paid to the town Instead of’ was to the sffect tlmlxths Legion- BMet tofUclit at 7 :S0, whan n- The American Legloii poet stal a direct tax. airea made money, on thla venture. Bom WHb a VcB. m from tha delaffataa who at- .Assessors Going This Is the only way that the turned over to the Columbia Re-^ According to Heller the local M tha convention In Worcea- Whm labor was labor and the. unless absolutely necessary BrnBags Dal^. Is stsBIsg I boas looked after one’s welfare, then only for a few minutes. ^etleral Project; towW can be reinbursed for the cording Company of Bridgeport post was asked to conduet the • A-M-totP.M. OrSri ™ tkU week will ba given. AU “Any employee who is in the part that the town must play in over a half ton of old records, ac- drive by the Department OoibiMa* Il|^ii5er9 to bo proscnt. if well told in the following set of. aesat. la Hw Bscvles af M rules that were actually in effect habit of smoking Spanish cigars, No Tax Assessed. providing schools, snow removal cording to Commander Otto Hel- der of Connecticut la reaponse to pis Isr M Be in Portland, Maine in 1S54. All the getting shaved at - a barber shop, and garbage collection for thS ler. The records were shipped yes- an appeal from the National D ^ IgPOhascka the- marriaga of RuaaeU I* going to dances and other places tract when it is completed. terday afternoon and weighed just partment. ’The local post never re- CRvidaoa of Laurel etraet w d blue laws of that age were on the ’The assessors are making a sU tute books, apparently. of amusement, will most surely check of tha values of land, build- Muriel J. MacDonald of Wey- give his employer reason to sus- Maaa., wUl take pU<» to- This interesting pamphlet was ings and pubHc utilities in the \ pect his integrity and all round plenvw aftertemoon In Wey- picked up by Edward J. Murphy, government development'-between of the Center Pharmacy, on a re- honesty. W’est Center street and Hattford •wuth. cent trip throughout New Eng- “Each employee must attend road, although there will be' -^no land. Read it carefully and won- Sunday School every Sunday. Men taxes directly paid to the tc ^ 'Aflyna. daughter of Mr. and der how it would apply today to employees are given one evening a from the prejasl. 11 M being Haleys Present Some Early fire- Clifford HUla the local drug stores. Here are the week for courting purposes, and mads to bavs Bm vidua pUcad tn *StfMt celebrated her third blr^- rules: two if they go to prayer meeUng tha books ss unasoessed property day yeeterday with a party for “Store wlU be opened promptly regularly. After 14 hours of work much the sanM as la dona for tiB Uf her playmatae. Hie deco- at 6 a.m. and remain open until In the store, the remaining leisure schools and churches. 'ntfona were In rainbow colora. • p.m. the year ’round. Store must time must be spent la reading Tha fact that tha govammant ‘ the Mrthday cake with three not be opMied on the Sabbath day good literature.’* cannot bo taxad, bowaver, doas aot was surrounded by marah- mean tiiat tha town will not re- ^Miknr bunnlaa Ilia children en- ceiva any return from the prc|Mr- a variety of refraahinenta Und Beach, R. 1 ; a soattarbrain ty. were played and prises Costume Carnival act by Bert Bigelow of Hartford; a Tlia project new undersruy is Mraided the winners, Arlyne ra- military tap dance by tha Misses being piaid for by the government •dvsd' many beautiful and useful Ruth and Dorothy Hines of South in cvei7 detaS. All of the houses, gifta as well as defense stamps. At So. Coventry Coventry: a jitterbug epecialty the water and gas mains sad. the clown act by Ferdinando and Isa- electrical wiring, poles and cablss. bella of Springfield. Maas and a are an owned by the government. Sbolea’ Lakeside Casino at South spinning act climaxed by a grand The houses when rented will be 125 A r e P re s e n t Coventry la to hold its .annual cos- march in m-hlch everyone will par- rented to persona employed in de- tuma carnival on roller skates ti eipata At Shower Party Wfednesday night starting at 7:30 Along with the ragOtaa skating N, o’clock. specialties of tha evening, there PAINTING AND Prices will be awarded for the will be a spo^ght skating event. PAPERHANGING Gloria K. Carlson of 104 moat unusual costumes and thgre I atreet was honored with a will ba a number of novelty pres- The management Is to furnish Good Work. ReasoBable Ratos. __miscellaneous shower last entations consisting of a free style hats, whistles, balloons and noise- New Fall Rayon Dresses i ^ the home of Mr. and Mrs. skating exhibition by Hope Aron makers to everyone attending. All RAYMOND FISKE Benson of 20 Myrtle 6t Haven: an Indian War the help is to ba in costume. Or- Phone 3384 ^ a a t . Alioat 25 guests were pres* Daaea by Buster Brown of Oak- gan music win be provided. X

**jSter s period of games and Bihar social pasUmas a buffet jldch was senred by the hoSteas,

feature of ivhlch was a wedding jP»i~ baautlfully deeoratad In

■Wts. New Fall MhH Oarlson win ba manled to

J h ta Huge Benson on September 12 m Kmaauel Lutheran church.

Sport Coats Stalingrad.

Camel Hair in natural and^dark brown TALL CEDARS shades. Boxy coat, Hollywood wrap-around and Balmacaan models. TONtGHT SiUOXIIoek

$20,000 Collection Of The Most Ormngm Hail

SORof.GaaiMAt Wanted Furs Priced For This Event, $21.95 fSB G ucfw SSc ^

2 Ftm GurmI BUY NOW AND SAVE! In

TStMiakI Tweed EwccpRtakc!

25 Door Prlxel Mink Blend

Coats

Fitted and Boxy styles. Blue,

Heather, Brown, and Natural. '4 CA TCRIN G M USKRAT rom A U . OOCABIONB

B ODB BCBDUBM

A.PA6ANIRS0m $19.95 t.

TeL 5790

$25-«o

Tax Included. Mn. Hden Cole

67 Wadiworth Street Haleys for Early Fall g First

Phone 7967

Local Representatiy# reach- at for Persian Lamb Paw flANDBAGS

AVON COSMETICS Pouch or En- Hale

Ordera Delivered velope stjdes in

To Yoar Home. COATS LOVELY SHEER crushable Cape-

skin leathers. August Also new Faille CHIFFON Sale

or Felt handbags. RECORDS VIOTOR BLVERIRD HOSIERY Zipper compart- OBCCA Tax Included. High twist rayon and silk leg

OOf.17MBIA AND OKCH ment. Wood or with rayon welt and rayon re- Soft, Velvet Like Lustre. Beautiful Markings. Large Btpek at Alboam. metel frames. inforced foot. Three new Fall

shades.

Fataitaia — Maale li Caracul and Caracul Paw IM Mala St. TsL SSSO $1.25 $2.25

to ef Black • Gray • and Browa BAKING SALE Given By

Group 4, Indies’ .4id $H Y \.00 $3-00 August Eaianuei Lutheran Church DEFENSE Sale Saturday at 9 A. M. SATURDAY— LAST DAY OF OUR AUGUST

HALE’S STORE CLEARANCE OF WOMEN’S, MISSES’ AND SLACKS

Swedish Coffee Rings and CHnOREN’S COATS, DRESSES AND Medium weight cotton denim. Cakes, Rye Bread. Cakes, Full cuL One side and hip* NATURAL RARE OPOSSUM ...... $189 SPORTSWEAR. Pica and Cookies of Differ* pockets. Defense blue. Sizes

m t Kiada. 12to20.

OCELOT PAW • • ala • •••••• $1S 9

^ SUMMER DRESSES SILVER FOX GREAT COATS___ .w ...... $289 tk.9% Rflff. $4JS $2.98 MILLER'S Values. ValMa. IJOLLINERY OCELOT COATS ...... $269 NOW . . . $8.00 NOW . . •«. $4^29 Buy U. 8. War Be ^

Reg. S7.98 apd Stampn. new fau. hats CASH CUSTOMERS pay in'"!, duwn, Values. Reg. 13.98 la Exciting New Colors, Values. 10% each month. Balance December NOW . . . Green Stamps Givha the C^Kd Beanies $7.00 NOW ...... $ 3.29 With Cash Sales. 1st or on prior delivery.

$1.00 ^ mMAIN STREET $6.00 ta State Sarrlca Sta. ^ Reg. $5.98 ^ Valued The JWHALO COM ^ NOW . . . MAMCHIXTm CO«N- $5.00 dims