Mh and East the Harvard Road Bridge Club Him a Party at the Vrila Louisa School Buildings at an Estimated Legion Home on Leonard Atreet Vice from Leahy Now

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Fa c e t w e l v e TUESDAY, JULY IL 1941 £ttntin0 Xwalft Average Dally Circulation For ths Month o f Jnae, 1642 H m WoBthcr Forecast aC C. 8. Wanthes : Unna LDonets ^ SumHier Festival blue print and the bridegroom’s change is sought lies on . Middle USED TIRES AND TUBES dustrial tenter. They were favor­ dicted today that "If we’re lucky" Alamein front, blasting at large seized. mother a brow-n print. Both wore Too Late to Classify whose appointment as chief of loop. comes we will be fflad to have Turnpike weat at the comer of ed by good bombing weather, the United Nations would win the concentrations of Axis vehicles "Numerous prisoners were tak-: But tbe Russian jireas Showed corsages of red roses and gypso- AILSizes Patterson’s Market staff to him be announced yeater- 5-Day Battle Is Seen Now 'drivers pick them up. Adams street and extends to the FOR SALE—INTERNATIONAL war by the end of next year, "and hnd attacking the ‘Nazi supply en and much booty was captured. that the greatest urgency was be­ phlla. Hilliard pond. "The land Is Adja­ P)— The que said. ' Coventry. Heavy fighting also was report­ great hydro-dams, to the huge Held for Slaying Child 16 Brainard Place Rear Gas Co. TeL 3957 ed at Lanchi, on the Chekiang- position of the Treasury July 20^ .The R.A.F. News Srfrtce said Inflation Curb generator production program,! Monjross, Va,. July 22— iJA—.A At Nazi Trial Kiangai railway 20 miles south o f Probe Opens Receipts. 872.501.875.90;' expen- torpedo-carrying British aircraft and to extensive interconnections 48-year-okl father who told West-, Kienteh. *rhere, the communique diturss.. 8242,095.810.87; net bal­ 'scored at least ..three hits on a Parley Called and adjustments for the output mnreland county police he whipped WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY said, the Chinese repulsed a sortie ance. 83.888.947.M6.25; customs and transmission of power. his flve-nwnths-old child to m ^ e. Witnesses Appear on recelpU for month, 816.753,779.92. (Ooatlatj^ on Page Eight), One power official said this it stop crying was held in the <* (Coatlaned'oa Page Eight) Hearing by Peasley Is county Jail here today on a charge / Roosevelt Asks I.«gisIt4T '• \Vu r u Tz e r COMBINATION SPECIAL AT Behalf of First of Oothed in Secrecy of (Continued on Pnge Eight) of involuntary manslaughter In live Leaders to Con­ connection with the child’s death. Defendants Testifying. Grand Jury Session. Commonwealth’s ' .Attorney F." F. Higgins Sees Fort DevensShow Ribs ference on Message. i CTiandler said Henry 8. Kohr. a lanos Washington, July 22.—(A>»—The Rebates May painter,' waa arrested shortly .after A- . ------7 P Bulletin! the death of the baby, Henry Shir­ I M ilitary Ck>mmission trying eight Bulletin! I accused Nazi saboteurs reported Bridgeport. July 22— — L ifeiln Women^s Corps ley Kohr yesterday. Chandler Y E L L O W CORN IS LOWER FOSTER'S * Lind Today Washington, July 22.— I today it bad heard three witneaaes William K. TamlMirri who was Be Tax Aii«jle said the child’s mother, Mrs. Dor- ■ 6 Ears 22c sn c K s discharged as deputy Jailer at —^Senator Barkley -(D., K y.), othy .Amhroe Kohr, was arreefed FOR FINE FOODS ] this morning on behalf o f the first Fort DevajDS. Maaa.*, July 22.— ★ I of the dsfendants--uhidenUfied Shipbuildep Has Little the FairiM d county Jail fol­ grace: Arm y blankets, courtesy of disclosed todiy that President .on a similar charge but that she -s NviTinr 84 OAKLAND STREET D IA L 7316 I thus far— to take the stand In ’ .Is lowing the premature leleaae — Life in the new Woman’s Arm y the Quartermaster's Department. Roosevelt discussed vdth con­ Senate Proposal "Likely later waa released. I own behalf. of Thomas J. Genova, 25, of Auxiliary Corps is just ona.. dam They mike goo-goo eyes at a gressional. leaders today “ the • • • To Say After Mari* handsome male captain who shows MaJ. Gen. Frank R, McCk>y, com- this city, on July 5, was called girdle, bobby pin and knitting whole question of the cost of To Increase Excess Rubber Plant Halted to the-stand to testify under .. up for morning inspection— he ■ Uvlng," but has not decided Inc. ImUsion president, said In a state- time Commission Visit needle after another to some o f the Washington,' July 22.—<.j-SUte Peterson, Jr., of^ Boston, ona of ■Wsshington, July 22— —With . Moon’s quality feeds and save money 1 Dozen Sunkist Oronges (25c) lac of flavoro. No ether type of refrigemtor gives you Igo, wbo were Inside the giisrded o f the canqp. and. Judging from the Thi'f member, who' declined ta the war ot'Otrategle 'material,'* Itrtsl sres during psrt of the-mom- for either project. Senator ‘ Referee Frederick ht. Peasley, ait- the three co-prbducera of the Congiress anxiously standing by. be quoted by name, said-if'w 'as • • • Native Cucumbers____ea. Sc Ihb perfect ooMMaaltoa o f. CONSTANT COLD pins goings-on in a final reheqrsal of show. besides. llng but spent tbe Isst half hour or Tnimaa ID-Mo.). chairman of President Roosevelt summoned likely such a proposal would be SUMMER SQUASH. 3 for 14c Until Midnight 1 Pkg. Tettey Tea Bogs (20's) (25c) PBOPCB MOISTCBE phu the eircnlatlon of CLEAN* ting as a "one man grand jury" the lampooning skit. It’s going to Producing Show Still Headache Proposed Walkout Detoyed I more-of the session In 's room be- the committee, add la a for­ Itglslative leaders to a White laid before the committee after it WASHED AIB. Find out awre about lee today! today opened an inquiry Into the be tough for a Fort Devens dough­ But Peterson, a former profes­ Ueoiae conference today to discuta New York, July 22.— A pro­ BfaiebeiTiee, Red Ra.spberries. llng used by counsel for tha de- mal atatetaeat that .Aadrew. boy to rate a data with a woman completes public hearings on the BETTER FEEDS 1 Basket Fancy Raspberries (23c) premature release of Thomas- J. sional actor, who wrote six of the r forthcoming message to C3on- posed walkout at I p. m. of 22.000 Pkima, Nectarines, Melons and Ifense. JaeksoB HlggiBa, proftrietor of soldier from this day fonvard. House-approved 86.271,000.000 tax Genova. 25. of thla city, while he show's 12 lilting tunes, will tell greas on curbs to inflation. bill. bonding trades worken cenatmet- TONIGHT A ^ ren tly 43o Out for Luaeh the New Orleans yard which "W here’s my giadle. Clarissa?" lag 8100,000,000 worth e f Navy Peaches for your fre.sh fruit. ■AT BETTER PRICES! 2 Native Cucumbers (10c) was seri’ing.a 30 day .Jail sentence yqu that producing a show in the The president announced at a Both left after the seaaion In the was to build 200 cargo ships, squeaks one soldier-actor as . the Hearings w-ill begin tomorrow projects was delayed for oae hoar ■company o f an Arm y lieutenant, aad offtclala of the MarlUme at Fairfield county Jail. Arm y is as much of a headache press conference yesterday that be With Secretary of the Treasury The hearing, cibthed in all the curtain rises to reveal the "girla" as it Is in dViliaii life, even and n half today pending outeonM 4 Pounds Notive Apples ^ (25c) |apparently going out for lunch. Couanlaaloa, which caaeelled stepping coyly from Arm y bunks h< ped to tend the (kunmunicatlon Morgenthau expected to renew be­ F o r G m ! L.T. WOOD CO. traditional aecrecy of grand Jury though he has all kinds of talent tu toe capital In a few days and of a eonference la W nahlngtog be­ ‘Dyb men wbo also msy have tbe contract, would be beard fore the Senate group reconunen- proceedings, sUrted at 10:30 a. m. at reveille and grabbing for their tweea Navy and onioa 3 Rolls Toilet Tissue (25c) 51 BI8SELL STREET PH O N E 4496 en witnesses were In evidence on ' In public henriaga that start to^draw.on. this fact that he sought to diacuaa datlona for administrative changes Use Up Your Coupons! In the Criminal Superior court unmentionables. Tito Brou-Boildtag TradM Werk- fifth floor of the Justice De- July 28. One of the' filial rehearsals .had the question with House and Sen­ and additional taxes which would room at the county court houae Heavy CompetlUoa for Mirror ers, a eegpeeat ot the boUdtag ao4 Ipnrtment building during the to be staged minus the orchestra, ate a^viaers ao aoon led observers raise the bUl’s total by 82.600.000.- rs with Chief Deputy Sheriff Morris There’s heavy competition for- because the boys had to report for OoDStnMtton Trades OssoMil, Total Valn^ $2.71 to predict that it would come fle- 000 to meet hla zeviaed revenue iomlhg, bat both dseUned to Iden- Waablngton, July 32'.—ilOihg tS fh d oeeupy thy n o t o f Um wstiL (Coutautd on Page iTtmUmaad mm Paow FauttolwV Advertise in llie Herald”*->lt Pays. ■ Thair skirts arovlda the COUD de A m y . — ^CoattBOed aa P i f e M ig S tl . jCoaUatMd K rago , itoa M to * B rsoz. { fAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. JULY 22, 1948 f EVENING HTOALD. MANCBESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 22,1942 PAGE THREaC ^ out oi the water to lupplement time in such a useleta' procedure the river and the city and the their store of biscuits, (^Isr Wil­ Police Court aa gaming In view of the fact 387th was in a bad plight north­ I Lines Absent More Ships liam Thompson deftly'-used sn oar that the country was in need of west of Voronezh, dispatchca said. Obituary Labor Pirates possible. He cautioneil, however, their catiniates were wrong. Ho to black-jack fish who coma.to the I — ■- v raanpffFer for prosecution of the Denounce Russian Reports Authoi?^ Seeks Mafkchester Will Consider again.'it “ undue optimism." expressed confidence the contract Add Indigestion eurface to nibble on aeaweecH : ^ war. (German mUlUry quarters de­ t At GaslPumps Supreme Court Denie^ Td Ba Baala of Derision would be reinstated. ReliaveJ in 8 miante* or W ar Victims Probation officer Duffy will give nounced the Ruaaian reports of the To Be Probed Dale Book A decision. Nelson added, would Jdablo your moBoy back ••IUw*Siha7e•deSsTThon^^^01ltllllle 1^ 386 fighting at .Voronezh aa “sheer in­ Draft Delay be baaed oh "considerations of Tvhffl itomA(% add ?»«••• painfit. the men a Week to get jobs and, re­ D eaths Cargo Planes Oil seepages are found in sev­ iRf f»6. aottr stnmMh aid ImrtMtm. M o r i S S son said, "especiany after you get ported to the court that two of the vention.’ .Maps printed in Berlin , Hyde -Retirement Pay Today strategy,” - time required td con­ eral (Thlne.sr provinces, -but ex­ prwribff tKa fat|»8l-a«tjnc MldfWa t a w f S newspapers pU-tured - the Germans .^Fotorists Ap|iarently struct the proposed planes,’ and •rnM^atli? nlirf—ttadlflDM Iflte thnaa Jhkingfl Announced by to like uncooked onion.s and pota- accused had already secured work. Thore A. FUnk War Department An­ Rsgiatra'Upn of gasoline dealers amination has. Indicated that un­ Tj£)*** B^n-aRi bdnt* romimt it % toea." Of Five Bovs Clifford C. Jones of 70 Fairfield as in pos.se.ssion of a triangular Thore A. FUnk, Bolton Notch, Saroyan, Claggiiied As at Lincoln availability of labor, facilities and derground reserves are small. JlfTr or doubi*. roar matttf ba^ go tatorB 3 w iw ^avy Today Raise extending from the Junction Hope -All Will Gel Decision To Be Marie materiala which could not be pro­ 10 uk 2Sc at all drosE tT ” . As wartime sinkings in the street, arrested at the time os a, blO“k died auddenly at the Pratt and nounces Appointment partment to hold It to the duty of. Saturday, July 25 v.cstem Atlantic neared the 400r of the Voronezh and upper Don Derision on Former 1-A for Service, Will cured, he said, "except at the ex­ ■ possible participant in the poker Supply Enough NoW. Whitney plant of the United Air­ inspecting to discover an icy con- Annual outlng\Hose (To. No. 3, Soon on Proposals of Total to 395. mark, the War Shipping Adminls-; rivers to a. point,^orth of Vor­ O f Its Directors. lltlon, as to the duration of which pense of other parts of the war ef­ Youths Char^fl with game which-was rudely Interrupt­ craft yesterday. Public Utilities Com­ Ask Deferment. S. M. F. D., O aai^ cottage, Bol Leading Shipbuilders. fort.” tration commented that losses i ed ty the police, gained a nolle. onezh.' ' " . , He was ' bom in Stockholm, there is no evidence other than the ton. KEITH S .JULY MARKDOWN "hav,e greatly exceeded new Con- | Gaming Given (.Nazi broadcasters insisted that By The Associated Press Hartford, July 22— —Steps to inf^ence which might be drawn Meanwhile, Higgins whose con­ By The Associated Press Attorney Rubinow stated that no The long Tinea that have been Sweden, in 1896.' He leaves a wife, m ission er Sustains July 27 to A ii^ l SALE FEATURE! etructlon.'' j Rostov, a gateway to oil fields of discourage labor pirating and oth­ fromHbe fact that it would take a New York, July 22.—OP)—He’s Washington, July 22.—(iP)—The tract for 200 ves.sela.was cancelled The Nmry today announced two ' tiinity to Get Jobs. evidence had been presented, to the. forming at gasoline stations dur­ Margarel Dutcher FUnk and a son (Tarnival, Manche.sterNElre De­ the government becausd of In­ The Navy yesterday announced I “ that he was a member of tlfc Caucasus, was in flumes under er undesirable hiring pracUcss in Original Position. certalnxMriod for the icy condition 1-A in the Army and A-1 In Amer­ Bore alnkiags In the weetern At­ land attacks supplemented by ing the past few weeks were ab- Robert Fitnk of Bolton^ two broth­ partment, Bon Ami lot War Production Board considered sufficient available steel for the the sinking of four vessels, includ­ ^rty so engaged. ers, Gunner and Sixten, both of this are)i are being taken by the to form tp such an extent that the lantic with a loM of 39 hvea. Fifty aenal raids and that Don river aent today aa permanent coupon War Department through the ap­ ica’s heart, according to himself, today proposals of ,'two leading job, said he had shown officiaia ing two American merchantmen, a i Five youths all charged with The case of Adam Bloi/ich. Sweden and a sister, HUdur , Hartford, July 22 — — The highway became not reasonably but he wants s deferment. Monday, August 8 crewmen were saved, 18 of them small British cargo vessel and a I bridges in that vicinity had been gasoline rationing went into effect pointment of Lieut. Col. H. J. safe for pubUc travel.” Meeting of Board of Select) shipbuilders for construction of gaming on the'lawn of the High charged with assault and battery destroyed. Fr.Mh' gains were along the Atlantic seaboard. Schneider of Brooklyn, N. Y. Schwabacher and MaJ. Jules L. -> State Supi^me court declared to­ He Is none other than William through the heroic sacriflce of a Portuguese fishing craft, shelled Unusual Cbt^pensatlon CUse at' Municipal Building. giant cargo planes in their yards tS-year-old seaman abroad a U. S. school at 3:45 last Friday after­ on his wife, waa continued to Fri­ claimed in the drive upon Stalin­ Motoriatp—many of whom had Fu'nerial services will be held Wettlaufer aa liaison officers -.to day that "to say that one wh0| Saroyan, up to hla old back-pat­ Al-ICB COFRAN in the daylight despite lU neutral day on request o'Kmunsel. Thursday morning at 11 a. m. from ting tricks again. Tuesday, .\ugust 4 and indicated a decision would be earso vessel. markings. noon were. In court Uiia morning grad. Volga river industrial center full tanka aa a result of a last the Hartford County Manufactur­ gives only a small fraction of his An unusual dt^mpensation case (Known Aa (tueen Alice) minute rush td use their old cards the Quiih Funeral Home with was decided in favpr of an injured The 33-year-oId author and play­ Meeting of PoJJCe Commission­ e shortly. SPIRITIIAL MEDIU.M The loss e t the medium-sized and the charges , s'gainst them 290 mil'Os by 'air northeast of Ros­ ers Associstion, it was snnounced time at irregular IntervaU. to the American vessel, sent to the bot­ apparently hoped that under the burial in Norfolk, Conn. The today. farm band in an dpinlon written wright said yesterday he had been ers a t Police Headquarters. nald M. Nelson. WPB chair- Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son were continued from day to day tov.) ' ' . service of the state" has spent a tom June 28 about - 650 miles off Staliiigrad, Rostov Losees of Field 'Marshal Geri. new . system there would be gas funeral home will be open to The appointees will represent by , Justice Arthur F; Ella. The reclassified 1-A by a local Selec­ Wednesday, August 12 manXsaid the plans offered by the Bom Wltb a Vetl. Public Records on recommendation of Prosecuting for all. friends from Wednesday noon un­ the manpower branch, headquar­ year in the state's service "offends case involved Alphonse La Rosa, tive Service Board, in San F’ran<:U- . Red Cross Blood Bank, Legion shlpbiHlders, Andrew J. Higgins. Readings Dally, Including Sunday, the'seat coast, and a small British Attonjey Jay Rubinow who ad­ Fedor Von Bock's northern divi­ shin torpedoed in the Caribbean sions in their effort to anch'br .the In New York city long lines til the funeral time. ters, services of supply, of the against common sense.” the farm hand, appealing froif) a co, had been transferred to a lotial Home, 1 to 5 p. in. . - New'Orleans, and Henry J. Kai­ 9 A. M. to 9 P. M> Or By Appoln't- mitted he- was loathe to give the Menaced bv Nazis formed last night. In the Bronx, Mr. FUnk had resided in Bolton war department,- said tha an­ Superior court decision In favor of board here and expected to be "call­ Aug- SI to ISept 7 ser, Portland, Ore., would be nient. In the Service of the Peo­ May M raised to J95 the unoffictaT _ young' men a court record. 24 day-old offensive at Voronezh In an opinion .written by (Thief AMOdated Press tabulation of were described' by the Moscow ra­ Manhattan and other boroughs of for the past four years and was nouncement and they will furnish his employer, Harry Liebman of ed for a physical examination In Knights of Columbus (Tarnival. adpoted or xejected as quickly u ple for SCI years. FINER TYPE COLONIAL Building Permits ,j.he young men. Maurice J. the c i^ . motorlita kept vlgtl for a member of Locals 35, I. B. E. W. technical supervision in the mat­ Justice William M. Maltble, the Ellington. ’ - about a week. 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. United Nations' and neutral sink- Permits were granted today to Do-ivds,.," Ford atreet. John Shea. (Continued from Page One) dio as unprecedented. court rejected the application for MAPLE BEDS lacs in the western Atlantic since ' Russian guhnera ba.ve slain more aa m uA as four hours but starting of Hartford. ters of manpower*: and labor sup­ La Rosa had been seriously in- But this strange literary gent ' Pbnne 6-0097 Otto and Anna Dleg,' of 57 l>er- Forest Block. Stain street, Benito today there was no actual need ot ply. retiremetat pay of Alvan W. Hyde, Jured after leas than two weeks who never hesitates to claim he is REC.ULARLY $12.9.3 TO $16.9.3 Pearl Harbor. acknowledged, would be a tragic than 10,000 and knocked oiit sev­ who served a little more than six ' ' 4 field .drive, to build an enclosed < p^janl, l74 1-2 Spruce street, blow, but by far the worst damage .forming lines. Gasoline was* there, William Taggert ‘ "It la our miwion to assist la employment and! by voluntary one of the 'greatest contemporary OeetS'Lives Of 16 Men .porch to cost $260, and J to pstat Geridraitis of 73 Eldridge eral dozen tanks in a Mngle' sector, years as s"'member of the Public JULY MARKDOWN SAl.R Sinking of the British craft cost would be caused by cutting com­ the Soviet Information Bureau but only in four gallon lots. William Taggert, 68, a former the msintensnes of an Uninter­ agreement approved by the com­ playwrights and short-story writ­ Sw;etr, of Wetherell street, to* con­ street and William Armstrong of rupted supply of labor for War Utilities (Tommlssion, retiring In pensation commissioner, compen' ers said he would request a defer­ yiS. Utss of 16 men from a crew munications. Stalingrad lies aatride said. In Baltimore, the 900. stations resident of Manchester, died yes­ struct a potato storage shed to ' ths Marlowe Block. Main street there were dry last night tut to­ Department projects and War De­ \1941 after Gov. Robert-A. Hurley nation was fixed at $9 a week, on ment in order carry out a the­ at it. Two torpedoes ripped into an elbow; of thA' Volga within '5 Counter-attacks yesterday were' terday at hla home 16 Hatch annouriced he w(>uld riot reappoint cost $600. (were arrested by Officers Dwyer day, aa in mat^ other cities of the atreet. Mystic. Mr. Taggert left partment contractors," the an­ an agreed basis of pay at 'the rate atrical venture involving the pre­ the aiiip and' the gunners had no Warrantee Deed miles of the Don and the Volga Is declared'to have hurled the Ger­ and Galllgan op July 17 on a com­ the Russian life linefine through 17 atate rationed area, th>re was Manchester in 1899, having been nouncement declared, "the objec­ of $18 a week. , . sentation of 20 of his plays In a to fire as the attacking mans from a number of additional tive to be that our labor resources Hydis'a action., waa directed CAS^H ___ No Mail Orders. Greenway Inc. to Scott W. and plaint that they were gambling on gaaoUpe for coupons. Several months later Liebman series beginning Aug.- 17: U-boat did not surface. which the United States and Brit settlements. Three companies employed by Cheney Brothers as a againsi>\ John M. Dowe, state Mary Bums, primerty on Green the lawn of the High school. In Washington, the hatidn's velvet weaver. In 1905 he married be empio.vcd with, maximum effec­ ceased to pay La Rosa and at a Survivors frdm the U. S. ship ain have been pouring supplies ■v‘a •L.lperhaps 600 men) of enemy in- comptroltN^ Hyde sought to prove Said Saroyan: Road. Should Get Jobs capital, a survey revealed that Mias Annie Metcalf of Manchester tiveness in the over-all war ef­ hearing, the commiaaioner. found "This (theatrical) project is get­ - Limit 1 Fiffkfjr 2 Twta Mie said at an east eoast port that the Persian gulf route. fantry were destroyed and 22 guns fort.” ■ ' - . , that hla ’oceupancy of various state Marriage Intentions In making hts recommendation The fall of St'alingrad would most of the gasoline stations had who survives him- as do two the farmhand still waa incapaci­ ting better and better. We have a LOANS Per Ciiifhimer. Milas Nelkin gave bis life in re- ana other equipment were captur­ The announcement then liited poats starting in 1909, when ' he Thomas A. Nielsen of West, that the five boys be turned over mean the virtual separation of the full tanka, but X cards and B-3's daughters and two sons. tated. The commissioner also ruled terrific program outlined. If 1 were tyboo • lane la aa canary, THIS is a value AM^V^IXG even for| Issslng rafts which saved 18 sea­ ed in one sector, a communique the following action which will be . ci.iiated in the ' Goyemor’a Foot Keith's! Fine, well built, Beaiuifullyl men from the 8f-man crea*. The brook, Conn., and Gladys I. ilst- to- the jirobation officer, Jamca Russian northern and aotithern said. were no more. The funeral will be held Friday that at the time La Rosa signed drafted or given a commission to yaa wilt tal eaaitJar'aea afternoon at 2 o'clock at hla late taken to reach the objective: Guard, entitled hicri' to pei>slon On This Beautiful finished beds of KEITH EXUEL siMa wore on the rafts 10 days be­ tesen ‘of 396 Middle Turnpike East Duffy on a .day-to-day ,contlnu- Armies. The loss of Rostov along ■At the same time observers did In Florida, gasoline stations ran rights over that period. In Hyde's the original agreement '"he was do writing it couldn’t be one bit as aarvlaa at ataoM/ out of gas early last night and one home and burial will be in Ston- 1. To lower hiring specifications probably unable to understand the ^ Beulroom— LENCE. In your ehotee of Jenny LInL fore being rescued. applied for a marriage license In ance, Prosecutor Rublno"w state'd with the ,presently Ruaelan-held not minimize the threat to Rus- in order to increase the use of C^.se they would have amounted to effective aa the writing I am doing large distributor said that the inFton nature of the paper which he sign­ aa a civilian. '> Tomorrow! Defense \Vorkera,' Bual- 4-Poster or solid panel low post styles! Cruising-in the ship's-UTeckage, the town clerk's office this morn­ that it was strange that these section southeast of Millerovo ala'a military position Inherent in training facilitiea. 3C.400 a ye.ar. —at a fraction of regular price—nnlyl bovs were inclined to waste their permanent rationing scheme effec­ ed.” The commissioner further "I’m 1-A, and if they want me neekesQirls, Executives and they Sahed potatoes and onions ing. would mean the near Isolation of the maneuvers of a 1,000,000-man 2. To establish orderly recruit­ Beside his services in the Foot. otheiKi employed persona S9.9.V Your chance to own QUAL-I the Russian Arm.v of the Caucasus. Nazi army atriklng circuitously tive today would cause the closing ing gervice through the United found that instead* of the agraed as a person, as a body, and they of from .30 to 90 per cent of ali Guard, in which he eventually rose who n^d'eash to pay off ITY beds for less. Would Block Dll Supply States Employment Service tor to the rank of major, Hyde'served* $18 a week, the average wage for think I can do better service as a through burning coal town. «nd ^:jtWn The‘’nex7?hr« ^ About similar work in the vicinity waa soldier, the responsibility ia theirs. debts, foi^^medical or den­ BE EARLY! Oil—the lifeblood of mechanized across green wheat fields toward 1 ^ ‘***!** the purpose of securing the greiit- a." a voting machine commissioner tal (Mrvic^ or for some war—would be denied to large sec­ eat possible utilization of minority for 18 years during which he was $25. "However. I’ll insist on one No More bu rton ’s . . . fo r best similar worthy purpose, Obtainable tions of Russia except that which '^Germf^'* H I traffic was noticeablir lighter in groups. paid for examining vbting ma. Liebman appealed to Superior thing, and that is 'that I be' a sol­ reSfrtTd^to hav^ Manhattan. With the exception of are invited tobM Pereonal So Low. has been stored. Prescott Jones, son of Mr. and 3. To cooperate with aelecUve chines by corporations submitting Court which ftSujid that the evi­ dier and no more, that I will not be for a cash loaii of $10 to another trmks and taxis, both of • which dence before the' comrniasloner had required to write. I have been the The fall of both cities would retirement of Soviet forco.s to new^ are entitled to "S" cards, giving Mrs. John Jones of 104 West O n - service, war manpower commis­ such machines for approval - and $300 Isolate many other southern cen­ ter street. Irfft this morning for a' sion s'hd all other agencies having he also served as a non-salaried not Justified an awarid^. based on best American propagandist this linos southeast o f Voro.shdovgra.l. them all the ga.sollne they n e e l $25 a week but did uphold the country ever had and I can’t do WHO C.\N G E t A ters from aid In the north, so vital on the Donets nver 100 miles Now York city's sttects were week’s stay with his uncle and an interest in civilian personnel trustee of the Connecticut. State -LO.AN f to carry on Russia's, resistance. aunt, Lieutenant Commander and problems. Hospital. commissioner's Judgment that La more than I am doing by writing.’^ north of Ro.stoy. raising a qiies- i practically devoid of traffic. The appointees arc expected to Personal ftiakea loane to The Gernyaiw^re pouring tanks, tion a.s-to how much longer Mar-in midtown atreeU. usually Mrs. John L. Reinartz o f Arling­ Judgment Set .\aide Rosa probably had not understdod credit-worthy men and cannon, trench mortars and planes ton, Va. operate fropi offipet at 270 Broad­ Hyde won his case in Superior the nature of the agreement he' ''lir** Timoshenko could packed bumper to bumper, there way, New York. Bulgaria Buying women, aingle.or married. nto the battle zones before Stalin­ court but today's decision set that signed. The auperior court nev’er- These loans are. ma(le on to trade space for time, ' was plenty of room. Traffic poUce- Mra. P. R. Brannlck, o f this Lieut. Col. Schwabacher is well . theleas sustained Liebman's appeal grad and Roitov. The Rusylana ; Soviet tnnkft'a'va covering the men, thankful for the new scheme. judgment a.Mde and sustained the Just your signature alone.. V town, is to act as general chair­ known in this city becaiise of h is / original position of the Retirement and set aside the award leaving Swedish Iron BURTON’S were summoning.all their strength withdra\Kal killed about 900 Ger- . had one pocket Ic.is crammed than former position aa liaison officer Even though you're em­ man of the garden party to be La Rosa without any compensa­ at the front. Significantly, the Red man officers and men and- dc- | usual— the pocket ordinarily used .Commiaalon which had ruled that ployed on a new JoK^. dR. held by the State Federation of and occupational adviser from the only the time Hyde served on the tion. Army introduced w'ound stripes stroyed seven tanks, two giins on to store parking tickets, office of the undersectsry of war Bern. Switzerland. July 22—(JPi have newly moved into recently to decorate wounded eol- Democratic Women's (Hubs to be Utilities Commission coiild be Orders Case Remanded the community, you can caterpillar treads, 11 machine- in the five-state southern area held at the home of Mrs. Fanny attached to Connecticut selective —An announcement' in Sofia, re­ diers who return to the front. counted as "years of service" to La Rosa, in turn, appealed, and apply fo^ a loan hete. guns and, several trench mortars,"^ there was a rush'last night to nil Dixon Welch in Oilumbla on Sat­ service headquarters. the state and had held that. In today the Supreme court in order-, ceived here today, stated that Bul­ The . Red Army’s courageous It was announced. tanks and Atlanta reported that urday, August 8. • He came to Hartford In April, garia la sending a large portion of A SENSIBLE SOLUTIO.N stand at Voronezh has now turn­ Break Through Enrm.v Ring Hyde’s case, these were insuffi­ ing the case remanded to the COMPANION approximately one-fourth of alt 1941, from Maine and mads his*" cient under thet law. , ita tobacco re.servea to Swedte. in A Loan of $100 costs ed into daring counter-attacks. "In another sector our then, home at 810 Farmington avenue. commissioner on the sole question $20.60 when promptly re­ ’ SALE ' Store-Wide Cleafaiice Sale! Georgia stations were closed aa of The annual two -.weeks’ vaca­ .Said the chief Justice: "It is in- of a modified award, said: exchange for iron. * , *• These drives are helpful but not who had been encircle4 three day*. today. , , tion period of the Bon Ami and West Hartford. He'l* a veteran of Aa an Axis partner required up paid in 12 monthly consec­ broke through the enemy ring a-nd World War 1. \ eonceivable to us that by the "The (Superior) coiirt sustained utive Installments. If a DeLuxe Innerspring enough to offset the impending Connecticut reported that 90 per’ Orford Soap employees started « ords 'years of service’ the Legis­ to now to do little fighting. Bul­ danger _^to Stalingrad, the Volga returned to their ..unit with all the appeal and set the awanl loan ta the beet solution Mattressee, *P 2 A Q C cent of stetlons were ■ after this week. Employees with over lature piesnt to include in the aside,. The effect of this was to garia ia straining its resources to Special ... 9 1 * 7 .2 7 9 and Ros'tov. their arms," a comm.unique said. Tuesday's rush but wholesalers said one year's service with the com­ Hlrohlto Sosa Banauven give Germany all-out Industrial to your’ problem, come in . baala for granting a retirement leave the plaintiff without com­ or phone us t(xlsy. ConAdenee Unshaken (This incident may have occur­ that trucks started rolling at mid­ pany get one week's pay and thdss V .salary to any person a year when, cooperation. 'The new. trade agree­ Reeillent, Well Built red in the rone of Boguchar or Tokyo ( From Japanese Broad- pensation. "The defendants attempt ment with Sweden, 4t was an­ The Russian man-in-the-street's night ahd virtually all .stations with five or more year's employ­ at irregular intervals, he served to JusUfy this by claiming that un- northeast, where i would have gas before the day wa.s ment get the full two weeks s^ - casts). July 22.— —Emperor nounced, involves an exchange of Springe ... $ 1 6 . 9 5 Thursday — Friday — Saturday confidence, however, waa the state only a few' scattered the court decided the specific rea­ ’ the Germans stnick earlier on the 1 over. Business, they, said ary. They will return to work Hirohito attended large-scala ma­ commodities vorth about $8,000,- shaken and there wga not a man was risj-s, payment for which was made sons of appeal, and upon the state DISTINGUISHED 18lh CENTURY Hm^ohot or woman with whom this corres­ steppes within the Don bend.) light, pracUcally all atatidfl* hav- August 3. neuvers o f Japanese Army para’- solely upon a per diem basis; nor 000. Sporadic fighting waa reported | ing furnished full tanka yesterday, chute troops tciday at Utaimoml- of record could do nothing more. Intense industrial activity in BEDROOM FINANCE CO. pondent talked who did-riot'ex­ can we conceive that the Legisla­ " ‘Obviously the court could have on both the Kalinin , and north- : . inIn RhodeRkna. Island moat* ..stations .. i , ,- . Mr. and Mrs. John Fraher, Jr., ya. Army training center north of ture meant to include service Bulgaria called for heroic meas­ of Maoeheetcr • y W OF M/ press confidence‘that Russiawill remanded the case to the commis­ —Imported .Mahogany MANCHESTER survive this crisis. western .fronts above Moaiow. i were out of gas biit were hopeful of 18' Lllley street, have returned Tokyo. w'here no compensation was re­ ures to keep railroads operating Our $129 Quality State Hieater BalhHng • A strongly fortified northwest­ sioner with direction to mtidify Diapstchea continued to' report I'of getting new supplies before fie home after.^pending a few days on ceived or where compensation was efficiently. More than half of both ^-Costly dwelled Fronts 2nd Floor Plioae S4M ern settlement waa captured by the award aa to the amount of local and express train service In M. H. Rowell, that the Germans had numerical- I day waa over. Tuesday waa (Tape Cod, Mass. paid by others than the state." the Russians after they routed a Overturns Pape Award the payments to be made, and the the country was suspended for a — Distinctive Cnrsingn Mgy. ^ B E A C H W E A R superiority In men and machine! ported to have been a "Klondike"' question now ia whether it was German infantry regiment with a 1 aa motorists sought to clean' up Private Harry Howland has been In another decision, the court week tp-glve the rallw-ay admlnls- — All .Mahogany Interiors Uoense No. $91 in all southern sectora. lose of half its effectives, the In- obligated to do so. tratioli a chiance to ' clear up e iiw s transferred from Knollwood Field, overturned an award granted in 1115 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL DRESSMAKER SWIM SUITS...... Values to 14.98 a a a • • < .3.00 The crisis in the south all but I what remaining ,coupons they had formstion Bureau said.- All of a Miami Beach to Southern Pines, Superior Court to William J. Pape, "This being a case involving freight congestion. A Sofid dis­ NOT to be confused with suites usual­ overshadowed theioaees already , on their temporary cards. workmen's compensation, the WOMEN’S DRESSMAKER SWIM SUITS . . . ..'.Values to 10.98...... 4.00 dpzeh counter-attacks were said to " Meantime, rationing boards In N. a J ehI o I d IVaterbury newspaper publisher, patch said numerous freight vards ly' found So low. INSTEAD. A COST­ suffered—the rich Donets basin have been repulsed. for injuries sustained in an acci­ court was not fettered by the were choked with cars. LY SUITE offered below the cost of LA8TEX BATHING SUITS...... Values to 16.98...... 3.00 coal fields, the industrially -Im­ Planes Bomb Koenlgsberg the metropolitan area .said that s t a r t s t o m o r r o w niceties of technical rules as to the practically two-thirds of all re- W. C. T. U. members ar« re­ dent on a slippery highway at ordinary kinds. Large, full alze COTTON HALTERS...... Value 1.00...... 69c portant Donbas region and the Soviet planes bombed Koenigs-1J,** MIddlebury in November. 1940. pleadings. It' ought not to pieces, full duatproofinf^, hand rubbed wheatlamls of the steppes of the berg in east Prussia again Ust ' »upplem?ntary cards, minded of- the picnic and potiuck leave, the plaintiff without an TERRY CLOTH CARDIGANS...... Value 1.98.. elther"B'* or "C?' syere being turn­ luncheon tomorrow from 10:30 on Pape sued William J. Cox aa" Imported mahogany ex;wsed surfaces, . 1.00 Don Cossacks' home. nigh.t, the Moscow radio said to- state highway condmissinner award of any kind, and, under our WAKE UP YOUR dozens of features that spell Q-U-A-L- Tass Agency, telling of the day. ed down. largely because motorl.sts at the home of Mra. David Cham­ liberal . practice in such cases, SEERSUCKER SLACK SETS...... I..., . . . Values to 5.98...... 3.00 failed to properly fill out the appli­ ber a 68 Hollister street It will be ( barging that a thin rpating of 1-T-Y! Sleigh bed (with open fret Voronezh fighting, declared: In a raid last Saturday; 38 firea ice caused another car to skid Into should not compel him to hire an work), large 'curved front chest and GABARDINE SLACK SETS ...... V'alues to 14.98...... 5.00 were reported set in the city, cations. '. held regardless of tha w.eather, LIVER BILE- ‘"The initiative has been wrest­ Pape’f machine which the publish­ attorney to tsike the necessary drcaaer with aiffhentlc scrolled top Budget Termn Keith’s July Markdown Sale and sin Invitation is extended to SPUN LINEN SLACK SETS...... ed from the Germans by bold it- many of them large arid in the cen­ er was about to enter after he. steps to start all over again be­ mirror, $99—while they last. ...Values to 7.98...... loo women interested who are non Wilbeel CJ«m I-A bJ Ym 'S Jmip Ot» el LINEN AND LUANA CULOTTES...... tacks oL. our troops. The pressure ter of town. Court Refuseg , himself, had skidded at the same fore the compensation tribunal. Bed in the Menaa( Rarin' H Ca .. .Values'to 00 of our troops grows stronger dally. Military and Industrial tarjgets membera. A pleasant (lay is antici­ spot Pape was caught between "T h e award was a valid one in pated, with 0 variety of good Th« Uvtr bhoold p o u r t pints of .bfl# Julc« LUANA AND GABARDINE SLACKS . . . Values to ..3.00 Sanguinary fighting continues be­ in the city and suburbs were at­ the t-wo running boards and suffec-' sp far as it found that the plain­ bowata evary dsp. If this bils is • y W OF MANCHESTEM> tween the Don and Voronezh rivers tacked in difficult weather and League Request things to eat, games, .sewing, ed a leg Injury. tiff was still totally disabled and nut flowing frtffljr, your food not di- SEPARATE GABARDINE JACKETS. ,...., .. .Values to .2.00 s ^ large fires and four heavy ex- knitting or whatever the guests fsst. It m or Just dsesy in.this bowrls. Than and In the city area. The enemy is "Therre is no basis upon which it that compensation paj’ments pas blosts up your stomsrh. You put. con* Sl'MMER PLAYSriT.S ...... Va plo-sions resulted in ' last night's prefer to do. stipatsd. You fssl sour, sunk «n i world .. .Values to .4.00 evacuating one position after Hartford, July 22.— Super­ can be found how 'ong the road should continue. The court was In raid, the radio added. had not been reasonably safe by looks punk. SUMMER PL A YSUITS ...... Values to .2.00 another but keeps resisting and ior Court Judge Kenneth Wynne error in setting it wholly aside." , It t ^ s s thoss pood, old Csrtsr*s LItUs -incessantly shelling our positions." TllS family, o t General Sherwood reason of Its icy condition before LIvtr Pills to pet these 2 pl.nts of bils flow. today rendered an emphatic "no” .Cheney ot Park street is spending inp freely to msks you fseil **up snd up." Increased Air Activity the plaintiff waa Injured," said the Americans normally drink cof­ e ttw s ,\o Denying Danger 111$ MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL in a suit brought by the (Connecti­ a few weeks at Mason's Island, court. "It would Impose too heavy (*rt s pseksps todsy. Tsks ss direct^. Increased Soviet air activity cut League of Dairy Farmers, pro­ fee at the rate of 550 cups each a Etfeetivs in msklnp bils flow frs^ . Ask ’l l: I Mystic, 'Conn, a burden upon the Highway De­ for C v t s r ’s LltUs Lirer PRIs. IM snd IM.- throughout th'e Don basin was , Rostov Is Facing ducers and dealers to declare a year. - Open Thursday a ^ Saturday EvenInge-rCloeid Wednesdays After 12. l-ondlon. July-22— (JP\ —Small SPORTSWEAR noted by the newspaper Komso­ state law reguiati'rig the compul­ Fears Civilian Disobedience i' ^ mol Pravda. It said Russian bomb­ German armored forces may have sory classification of Class T and 2 reached the Icrwer Don In a drive SUMMER-WEIGHT SKIRTS ...... Values i d 5.98. ' ers, aa well oa roving tanks and milk unconstitutional...... 2.00, WVA southeast from-' Mllleroyo and London. July 22.—(Jf)—The La­ WOOL PASTEL PL,\ID SKIRTS ...... Infantiy groups, were raiding airr In finding for the defendant, bor party, in a resolution adopted . .Values, to 7.98. ______.3.00 dromes newly gained by the Ger­ there is no denying the danger Milk Administrator .^Donald \Q. to Rostov" frorp, this and two re­ to^y by its National ExMuUve STRETCH-.4-ROO PEASANT SKIRTS...... : ...... mans. Hammerberg, Judge Wynne states STARTS . .Values to 2.29. 1.79 lated operations'. British military Committee, expreased "grave ap­ ALL COTTON BLOUSES...... "Southaast of Voroshilovgrad that the "briefs filed in this case prehension of the possibility o f 'v D A n i N f ’ C . .Value 1.39...... 1.00 sources said today. TOMORROW 17 are so thorough that the court (lOp miles above Rostov) our- 'The invaders were reported con­ Civil disobedience movement'* In SALES FINAL GABARDINE SUM.MER SUITS...... !!! . .Values to 22.98...... 8j)0 1 troops are waging defense- battles, finds it unnecessary to enter upon r K A U I l N o verging from three points, basing India. The lesoIuUon reaffirmed and on some aectora, under the any discussion of prin^Ie as au­ SCALLY S3VEATERS...... Value 3.98...... 3.00 columns from' Taganrog, 40 miles the party's previous call to the In­ preaaure of numerically euperior west of Rostov: Voroshilovgrad, thority for its conclusion." dian people to work fpr a rapid enemy forces, have withdrawn to 100 miles north: and Millerovo, 130 The league, composed of eosna and satisfactory settlement of dif­ new positions," the mid-day com­ miles nottheast. 900 members, protested a law, ferences with the British govem- DRESSESIS munique said. The Britons expressed belief passed by the la st General Assem­ menL July Clearance Sale Powerful artillery and mortar that large Russian forces still in bly, which provides that producer- fire was reported employed in ' a dealers are compelled to apportion SU.MMER COITONS ...... ' /"I the great salient above Taganrog 8I0I6I lA lilR I .. Values to 8.98...... 4.00 flank attack on one advancing were threateneid. among their total sales each classi­ column. fication of milk which they have riAMi ■€■»$■ ■DRESS REDUCriONS- MO.ME.VS SUMMER PRINTS . . .Values to 8.98...... 4.00 At the same time it was declar­ •WO.YIEN'S SIZE.S- "The Germans losl over a regi­ ed Chat the German* had been de­ purchased from other producers. ON THE SAME SHOW MOME.VS COTTO.V DRESSES . . Values to 1.98...... 2,00 ment of infantry in this battle, as ■Under, the regulation, Class. 1 milk Knitted Jerseys 38 to .30 *7 prived by Russian -counter-attacks ANN SOUTHERN EVENING GOWNS ...... well as 19 tanks." the communique le that which is sold In bottles or Chiffons 15 were $8.98 .. Value.s to 1,6.98...... 5.00' o f every bridgehead but one across RED SKELTON In EVENING WRAPS ...... declared.. the Don in the Voronezh, sector. bulk, and CTasa 2. that which la Rayon Crepes 10 were S9.98 $ .. Values to 5.98...... 3.00 ,,Russiaas Widen Wedge soI(J for creani or by-products. THURSDAY siid FRID.AY ‘Maisie Gets Her Man" Were $7.98 • $8.98 I 6.98 At the tame time', dispatches $5.98 said the Russfana had widened a ENDS TOD AT and $9.98 - 12 were $1.98 wedge in the German left flank Hospital Notes Free Dlnnerware To the Lodleet “The Wife Takes a Flyer” 17 were .S.3.9F i .$3.98 northwe'et of Voronezh, recaptured PLUS.. ."YOUNG AMEBICA" ALL WOOL SUMMER COATS Values to 19.98. .8.00 a. large and strong fortified point The Barn Dance SU.MMER A daughter*- was bom todky to STARTS TUESDAY EVENING DRESSES 1-4 OFF south of that battle-scarred city Mr. and Mra.,Robert Brodei'ir, 262 Conneeticat'a l4irgest Bam Dance Offering of DRESSES and won control of four main Parker street. “ R E A P T H E M.ATERNITY DRESSES ...... $4.98 crossings of the Don to the west. Mualc, .6qaares, Waltzes, Paul in most popular Value* M.98. Size* 12-42 ACCESSORIES Nazi detachments etlU battling Jones, Fox-Trots, and Hops! - LINGERIE Admitted yesterday: Francis W IL D W IN D ” fabrics. Were $4.98 SUMMER SHEER DRESSES within the "V'” formed by. the Don Robinson. 31 Eldridge street; Mrs. ANDY Yes! It’s All Done $.3.98 and $6.98. i’ , size* 9 tn 44 Summer Cotton Pajamas . and the Voronezh rivers were de­ Hansine Ctiristenaen, 151 Eldridge Colt Park Shell u m aeuT ctou* Buy. U. S. Bonds and SUmpe! Distinctively Beautiful Modern ..Val. 1.79.. 88e clared imperilled, their prospects .Misses and Juniors Reduced to $1.98 ^ a lf Bags ...... Val. to 3.98. .1.49 street; George Hnath. Stafford Wetherafleid Are., Hartford, Ct. STONE ROONEY PARKER Satin-Crepe Slips ..Val. 1.49.. 1.09 of reinforcement and supply Springs; Fred Woodpouse, 19 Ben­ Straw Bags . , .Val. to 2.98,, 77c dwindling. with expan'ston of the ton street; Miss Anns Perealuba, 86 ------PLUS ------Voile Gowns ...... Val. 1.6^.. 88c Red Army counter-offenaive. EVERT WEDNESOAT ANP With Mirrors! Jewelry...... ,. Val. to 2.98.. 30c Foxcreft Drive; Gilman Peterson, SATURDAT NIGHT SPECIAL GROUP OP Pall Mall >'Slack-tite Panties A battalion, of Clerman Infantry 44 Hamlin atrekt. liiNiinigwBWWNUNail ..Val. 1.29.. 50c and 17 tanka were wiped out In a 8:M to tl:S0 P. M„ Weather GIRLS’ COATS Cotton Gloves., .Val. to 1.39.. .30c Discharged yesterday: Mre .Es­ Air'a Tier per COATS AND SUITS Gabardine Coats Crepe Pajamas .. ..Val. 1.69.. 88c . f r successful Red Army action to telle Endridge. Madiaoq, Conn.; Ar­ Pernilttlng — Feattiriag Whab’s YOUR decorating problem? A dark room? Summer Hats . .. Val> to 5.00.. 50c with Patch PorkrtK Sire* IA-I1-I2. ■ Reduced To Girdles, 2-Way ^ I recapture a highway, the com- thur Clark, 50 Jensen street; Mar­ lMIv->SK0» ,\I0. »///■-. A, too small room? An uninteresting room or hall? and iUppera ‘ Summer Belts.' , .Val, to 1,00.. 19c i munique reported. » 7 .4 5 Stretch .Val. to 3.29.. 88e garet Sinclair, lyapplng; Thomas Art* Webster's You can work magic with mirrors for they sparkle with Were Priced To $14.98 .■J Destroy Temporary Bridges Fenn, 355 Adarhs street; Mra. Lu­ $ , > . 0 0 3-IMECE LIVING ROOMS reflected light, they create the illusion 'of depth in a Small Sixes ' $ 4 ,9 8 The Russians wees said to have cinda Swanson, Ellington. OM Timers’ Orchestra STATE r a g MADE TO SELL FOR $119. destroyed two teriaporary bridgea Admitted todsy: Frank Claugh- HANK POST. Prompter room, they decorate a room! And they’re practical, too, installed by German engineers sey. 12 ■ Brainard Place; Philip; N O W i “ KINO’ B for they are aids to all the family’s good grooming! CHILDREN’S DEPT. across the Don for 'Uia advance Sendee Men In Cnlfarm, Doyq, 36 Bigelow 'street; Lynne I "BULLCT SCABS** When you see the variety at KEMP’S, you’ll want to •SPORTSWEAR ^URK DOWNS- I upon Voroneah, cut a third and Sandals. 26 - Brookfield street; Admitted Aa Oneata GENLINE KROEHLER quaUty at a new BATHING TRUCKS...... I placed a fourth under artillery flrS. buy as many as your budget will allow — for dver your Slack Suita, Maea 11 to 42. CLOSING OUT ...... Values to lt|t8..... Harry Kohls. 9 Eldridge street; Follow the Danoea of SMiablllty. Buy U. 8. Bonds niid .Stamps! Wem 88A8 ma« SWIM SUITS low price! A clear saving-of $30 in this BATHING SUITS ...... I from emplacements newly re-' Mrs. Laura Nelson, 61 Avondale living room mantel, for over the console table in the hall, ...... Values to 3.^9..... and 819J8 ..... * a 7 0 SU.MMER BLOUSES sale. Massive, luxurious size, built with I tebllshed on the wrest bank. Road; Mrs. Msry AUgusto, An­ b MARTHA 22 Wool, Laatox mad Span genuine KROEHLER 5 star cooatruction SUM.MER SLACK SI ITC....,. and, of course, enough so'that everyone in the house can. • • ...... Values to .5.98...... ^ j A Soviet dispatch said that even Bayoa. Were 92.59 to $9.25. dover; Mrs. Bertha Koehler, No. have her (or his) own. Chodse from framed types to Slack Salta that a q \ aloe, known from coast to coast for endortag SEPARATE SLACKS...... while seeking to isolate the still Coventry. Small elaeo (fcO A A to 92.98 effort—hand tailored in quality tested fsbric ...... Values to 2.29...... huge invasion force between- the harmonize with any period or unframed mirrors for were 84A8 ..'... V<3*a70 $ 1.00 SUN SUITS AND PLAYSUITS Discharged today; Gilman Pstsr* oaly ...... —fine »in every detail—and only $119 for ...... Values to 3.98..... Don and Voronitah the Red Army son, 44 Hamlin street; Miss Grace RAYE modern surroundings. Low priced for quality. > BELAX IN THE .GREAT OUTDOORS! Staek Salta that were $5.98 large so ts , club chair and lotmge chair SUN SUITS ...... : ...... spared strong Infantry and artil­ ...... Value to ■ 1,39.... Snodgrass, 150 Spring street; mm m mjr TOMORROW NIGHT (XIMPLETE. Limitaq number only. Bm lery detachments to dtvelop ths Thomas Moore, 333 Center street; MM ...... $ 4 * 9 8 IM % WOOL serve yours quickly.,.' STURDY OVERALLS...... • ..Values to 1.98.... battle area on the west bank. O S k I N G 8 J 8 8H A R P I Frank Claughsey, 12 Brainard oS^BESTOR 93 Suita aizee 84 42. For- Budget Terms WOOL SKIRTS ...... These not only grappled writb Place; Mrs. Agnes Marcin, 136 . - ,i ),:■ Juit The Thing For A Gift! SLIP-ON SWEATERS ...... Values to 2 .9 8 .... the invedera, but In one sector SIJLCKS meriy 94.98 • 88.98 . $6M. SPRING COATS ...... Biasell street; Victor Walkalla. Slam U H 48. • t... ■...... Values to 8.98.... pushed westward. It was declaned. BAst Hartford; Richard Gore, 25 Rnd Mnn ’a A r m a UjurttorMI^ Regular tXM DRESSES ...... W w a88J8 $ 2 . 9 8 $1.00 OFF $ 1.4 9 ...... Values to 2 .2 9 .... Tbr German Air Forea . launched Avondale Road. S T A R A 1 m OTH ER E xammer paatols.. DRESSES ...... heavy bombing Idnnattoes against Census: 90. 2 BOUTS A 1 d ACTION BOUTS ^ ...... Values to 3.98. . . . the recapturad poattioaa. q 763 BOYS’ WASH SUITS...... VeliMB to 2.98. ^ » The TSth Oarsaa lafhatjy Divl ataki ■oiainie FREET $25 War Bosdl | FREE PARKB^GI jn c main Hekpeeef Uxlx aaS Meah Ham...... ,..$ 1 .9 9 Sport Socks, reg. S9e...... Y palrsS lM ODD I f y r TABLE...... ■ioa. badly maulad ta tha fln t o t • a-at. Thumday — Pre-aatal ST Regnlar 89e Socks ...... 4 pairs 91.60 ...... Values to 4 .9 8 .... th* Ruaaian oountcr-attacko, was eUale. Shear Bemherg Hoae, flJI^ vahM...... 91.15 NEW HA'NDRAGS reported to have been retziforced 2-4 p m.. Friday—Well baby con­ Yteketo: Manchmtert M«rp8y*s Bom :, H i Rnln St, I Sheer Ra.inS If nee ------~ . ,2 pair* for 81.69 91.98 i-alup?.—in Fall c o l o r . , ...... St .63 and returned to battle. Remnants ference at hospital, in the clinic At Anna On Dny •! BHw From NoontinM. Pboe i s n t OPEN THUB8D| Y AND SA'H'RDAT EVENINGS — CLOSEB WEDNESDAYS 11 <411 .MALV ST., M.ANCHESTER- o t the 166tb were trapped between room. M

V-'.J-" A- _ ^...... ■» i- meeting here Sunllay to discuss ing no effort to vote for'liibue c.m- ate, goyernon, land com;r.i.s.s:orier, [ question wa.s "clearly niait,er o f ’ Murray Takes Advice on Buying plans to vote In the primary. The didatea'who are not seeking ^Fed­ one associate justice seat on the i party regmatlons. • statement; asserting 10,000 Xrk-. eral offices, unless th* judge at uc.. State Supreme court and two con­ Given Housewives ansas Negroes had supported the "I think it. is a matter to be de­ Baer; other members of commit­ polls voluntarily permits such." gressional seats. Other contests termined by the State Democratlo tee. Francis Rupprecht, Francis Growing Lead By TIm Associated Pros Big^ Question Democratic party slqce 1928, said Will Inclod* Oontests and rtinoffs will be decided at the “ we shall vote for the candidate of committee and^ I think they hav* Prichard. Henry Hoermann, J. The preferential primary will In­ rcgulkrprimaryAug.il. I a right to make their own rules," Stanley McCray. William Sadlak, •Your cost of living need not rise our choice without fanfare, mak­ clude contests for th* II. 8. Sen­ Gdv. Homer M. Adkins said the i he added. Fred L«nnon,’ Gerald Rlaley, Max Sub’s Victim In Montana Expect One, or More to if you buy wisely. Judi^es and Clerks in Roth's and William Rogalua. The State Department of Agri­ Picnic Thuraday Turn State ' Evidence culture and the State Defense JEIach Precinct to. De­ N T G O M The Sewing Circle hf ^he' First Eight Survivors of Port* Ardent Roosevelt Sup­ At Hartford Trial. Council provide the following In­ All Direcibrs Lutheran church will hold its an­ formation to Connecticut consum­ ride Rule’s Meaning. resentatlves and senators from qver Tolland late Sunday after­ nual picnic on the church lawn on porter Accuses Wheel­ noon Was the cause of lightning uguese Craft Reach ers on the thrifty buys In local thUjlistrict in Washington. ElHiigtoo Wappilig Thursday afternoon, July 23rd. Hartford, July 22—(,rt—Indica­ stores-. Little Rock, Ark., July 22—(g^— striking the bam of John Jakn- The Salvage committee of the er of Attempt to Purge Bolton Announcement is made o f the Are Re-felected New England Port. tion came today that defendants lllcatsr Supplies light’, featured Whether Negroes are allowed to approaching marriage of Miss pctc, Jr., of Buff Cap section of Mrs. » . W. OrmBt Vernon Defense (Ttouncll la com­ already pleading guilty and await­ O. P, Berr Tolland and burning the bam hay Him in Senate Rare. Items, cold cuts." shoulder steaks, vote in Arkansas’ Democratic M n. C!ya* M*nrt»0 Ernestine Mae Longueuil, daugh­ tSV*. ManclMster pleting plana to conduct the col­ ing 8enteiu;c may'turn state's-eva- ground beef, and veal. TeL 48S-8, BodfrOW / am contents and setting the hou.se lection of scrap in Rockville which., A New England Port, July 22— «063 ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter (A’)-j-The dqylight sinking of a dence at the trial here July 28 on Poultry: Broilers and fryers preferential primary next Tuesday WHERIVER YQ^U GO Liongueil of Somers to Robert E. I— on Are .destroying the upper part Savings Bank of Rock­ is being nationally . advertised, to ' Helena. Mont., July 22— espionage charge.s .against the Rev. with contents. The household ef­ The Ve'ddlng of AltfS Marion L. flAing boat of neutral Portugal by moderately priced. .will depend upm th* individual Stebblns, son of Mrs. Carolyn Mrs. Mary I,.' Lyman of Am­ take place on August 1st.' Senator James E. Murray, ardent Kurt Molzahn, German Lutheran Fish: Mackerel, porgies. ' lUiweU llurrmy. U.SjM., former­ Stebblns o f West Stafford, which fects on the first floor .was saved. Snow, daughter of Alt'; .and^ Mrs. ville Holfltt Its Annual Due to the local conditions, it .Aibroarine shellfire June 5 In the judges and clerks In each precinct. herst. Mass., Is the guest of her North Atlantic, with 4wo crew Roosevelt supporter who ■ accused pastor of Philadelphia. Vegetables;. Beets. carrots, ly oC Bolton, l» •pending a few will take place on August 22. Donting above could be taken out. Harry W. Snow, and w rSrd P. has' been decided to have the CoF A question was put to. Thomas Chairman Joe C. BaiTett o f the brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. The loss is partly covered by In- . Meeting; The Officers. members dead and 34 otnera miaa-., his eolleague Burton K. Wheeler, squa.sh; salad suggestion.^, cucum­ itayt U the guenf of Robert Mas- Maurice W. Arnold, son o f Mr. Richards, both of Wapplhg. t'lpk lection of metals in th e. city of J. Dodd, Jr., Jr. .Special a.ssistant bers,-, peppers, tomatoes. De’mocrallc State Committee said and Mrs. Benjamin R. Arnold of Howard Loveland of Maple street. >.Mirance. Mr. Jakapclc w-as alto Rockville on the 30th and 31st o f’ ing. has been tllsclosed with ar- of attempting to purge him, tobk nay, Bolton Center. Mr. Murray , Leon W. Parker who for many place this afternoon at 2 o'clock ’ Rockville, July 22— (Special) ri- a l' here of eight survivorg-.' ‘ a growing lead today in his race to the United States attorney gen­ Fruits: Early apples, peaches; today. ^ Blast Main street, has been com­ stunned, for .several minutes. July, Thursday and Friday. The eral leas than 24 hours after KiHG ABOUT who enUiited in the Navy after he years has been foreman of the •Mr. and Mrs. Charles NewTnan at Ftey. Truman H. Wooilward’a At the annual meeting of the cor­ First Naval District 'flfflcers for renomination'ori the Democra­ lemons, higher. "But the party nilea speak for missioned a .second lieutenant in p.arsohage in East Hartford. The people of the city are requested to Gerhard Kunze, head of the Ger­ Dairy Producte; American left Bolton iaw action at Pearl the United States army. Lieut. Ar­ highway department In this town, livi .g Jiut south of Tolland Cen- porators of the Savings Bank of have all types.pf metal and scrap said It was the first eiolclng of a tic ticket. " . themselves in the matter, and I has been transferred to police couple wa.s attended by a group Rockville held yeaterd.iy,- the fol­ The primary, one of the moat man American Bund changed his cheese; eggs slightly higher. , feel they, will be complied with," (wMbor and in the battle near the nold is a graduate of Stafford tc. felt the effects of th« shower putv>n the sidewalk and the city Portuguese vessel r e trie d In the ^ _ ■ __ __ ' 1 duty on the Thompsonvllle-Suf- of their family and friends. A lowing directors were re-elected: Atlantic, and Sgusii, linto,' Portu­ listless Mdhtana hss known. Bar­ plea to guilty. Thia leaves Molzahn Barrett added. ff.M h .ii and Gilbert Islands. He High school and the University of when thc'llghtiTihg tore the radio trucks will pick this up and take as the »>nly one! of five defendants fleld bridge. to pieces and Mr. Newman was ■wedding supper-is to be held at Sherwood C. Chimmlngs, George P. guese cqnsul, in Boston, said It ed suddenly in the closing hours I,ottt Hat Causes Death The party rules limit member­ •ran uninjured despite the fact Connecticut. Miss Prances Blakeslee and the bride's parents’ home, and it to' the land in the rear of * the into a radio dispute between the l.'ldicteil for eonspii'acy who .still a 500 pound bomb landed on Town Clerk Harold L. Andrews knocked down. There was a ter- Wendheiser, David A. Sykes, Conrady garage on Union street, was the first to bis knowledge. Roi'ky Ford, Colo. (Ah FCde- ship in the party to “ eligible and Miss Elizabeth Da'vis have return­ later they are to leave ori a wed­ 'harles M. Squires, C. Denison The captain, Silvio RamalHeira, state's two senators in which insi.sta on going' to trial. - legally qualified while -elec.tor8.” , dock near hlS ship at Pearl is onjojing a few days vacation rtilc downpour of rain. No other When a sufficient quantity has Dodd .said: e ., lina I^ecdn. 11. lost her haU in the, ed to their home’ in Hartford after dar.iftge has been reported. ding trip to New Hampshire. They Talcott, Prank B, Frisble, Claude ■one o f the eight rescued by a Wheeler charged that Murray wind and ran across the highway . Barrett's declaration followed Harbor. At the expiration of his from his duties. a short visit.,htTe among friends will be at home to their friends at A. Mills, Francis 8. NetUeton, been accumulated. It W'ill be sold was "trying to ride into office on "It l.s believed that one .or more present furlough he will enter the CTiafIcs Shlrrell. Ml.ss Helen to the regular junk dealers or ped­ Coast Guard craft, declared - his to retrive It. She Aever reached it. an. announcement last night that and neighbors. the bride’s parents' home, in Wap-; Raymond E. Hunt, Dr. E. H. Met­ tl rce-masted schooner was attack­ the coattails of war. fever." of tho.se pleading guilty will tes­ StTliek by an' automobile, she was the Arknnsifis Negro Democratic aabmarine school at New London Kli.'frell and .Mrs. Shirrell Rogers dlers and the proceeds will be turn­ tify for the governrrent.” Stephen Granger of. Springfield. oi Wchenectady, New York, and ping after July 26. calfe. ed In the face of Germany’s Senator Wheeler, a staunch Iso­ fatally injured. Association would hold ■ a mass for a short intensive training. .Mr. Mass., has returned home, after a Little .Miss Lucretia -Graham, The following offtcefa were also ed over to the Recreation commit­ lationist before Pearl Harbor. Is He refu.sed to elaborate at this Murray’s family who form ^ly liv­ Jo. eph Rogers of Terre Haute, of tee o f Uje City o f Rockville. promise to Portugal that Its ships ■ ■ ; North Coventry week's visit with Mrs Nellie Me- four years old daughter of ; .Mr. reelected: Frank B. Friable, preal- would be safe so long as they stay­ ’ not up for reelection this year, time. Thb- four admitting- their ed on the Cary Carpenter Road In Indiana, who have -spent ten days The material desired ' Is cast part in the conspiracy to give gargle at the hofne of Miss Mar­ as guests of Miss jtertha ' Place and Mrs. .lohn W. 'Orahgm. of lent and treasurer; Sherwood C. ed out of the Atlantic danger Murray,, in turn., said WTiceler Bolton are now residing near S ^ a - lon Pease. Iron, steal, stove plate, . metals, had attempted to purge him and military information to Germany The Parent and Teachers club have returned to thejr homes. Wapping, Ls ill with pneumonia :it Cummings, vice pre.sidcnt;' Ken­ such as brass* and copper. No tin zone. cus#, N. Y. Barbara I.anz h.as returned neth M. iVhite, secretary^ and aa- "besmirch our president,” and and Japan are': will hold a meeting tonight at the the Hartford hospital. V- cans, glass or nibber is desired at ‘'I had laid my course so we Pomona CMflceh* Night home from a two weeks visit with Earl Richarda of PitLsburg, siatnnl .treasurer; Frederick E. said the' apparent result was a Kunze, Dr. Otto WilluSieit. mid­ Bolton Grange will meet Fri­ Red school to tee about play this time. If there is an.vone who would not go into the forbidden her Uncle and Aunt Mr. and Mrs. New Hampshire, who has been Hallcher. aa.aistant ,. treasurer; zone,” Ramalheira declared, speak­ victory for the administration. west leader of the Buiid; and>Dr» Is A V e r y day evening In . the Community equipment for the school ground. Howard Thornton of Rocky Hill. Only Toe S^praiiied Charles E. Presaler,, Jr., assistant has a bulky article too heavy to He "claimed renomination on the Wolfgang E. Bell. El Pa.so, .Tex., Hall pt 8 p.m. Invitations have spending a few week.s ; with his handle and place on the sidewalk, ing through a naval Interpreter. Parehts of. the children attending Rev. and Mrs. Theodore S. Dar- brothers. Roland and Gerard Rich­ treasurer. Fla|[!. Painted On Sides basis ,of returns from 393 of the phyainmn, all of whom will be .sen­ been'sent to the officers of East if the committee is notified, it will tenced after -Mdlzahn'a trial,; and rah entertained the Rockville ards. of Wapping, has returned to Dealers Register Hla vessel had Portuguese flags state’s 1,185 precincts which gave central Pomona Orange to be that school are urged to be pres­ Ministerial Association at the par­ As Elevator Falls make an effort to have the article him 20.435 votes and Former Anaataie Vonsiatsky of Connecti­ Convenient ' Thing.... gM ita at the meeting and pro­ ent. his home in New Hanijishirc. . The gas.dine dealers oP the city collected. p.nlnted on ths sides and fl>ing Cofi’g. Joseph B. Monaghan of cut, Russian Fascist leader, who Don’t forget the Variety Show sonage on Maple street Monday^ Mr. and Mrs. Clifford^lin^w anti from the masthead, the skipper re­ vide the entertsdnment. The serv­ afternoon and evening. are reg1at^.ring today at the ration Butte 13,642 and said this showed has already been sentenced to flve However, under new Federal regulations all old bilis ice flag for the Grange Is'expected at 8 In the Church Community two sons of Hartford are spend­ hoald office in the Post Office this lated, and when the first shell the voters had "repudiated any at­ years in a’ penitontlan,'. House tonight put on by our own Tokepa. Kaa ...nijuly 22.—(4^ — ing their week's vacation at Cov­ burst over her he brought out have to he paid by July 10 and all current hills have to to arrive In time' for the meeting. IGcorge Hlrminiiham and Roy K. morning from ip to twelve ' and Free Wheal Rolls tempt to dictate MontatVa politic.s " ‘'The government’ is ’ ready and CHri Boouts To Meet boys and girls. entry lake. Harry Snow sjicnt the this afternoon from 3 to 5 o’clock. more flags. The firing, however, In a last-minute radio talk Mur­ prepared to go to trial," Dodd said. he paid by the 10th of the .second month after they are Friday evening July* 24 the Hardy foithd' outSvhat was wrong day Tuesday with his son. and hl.i continued. Crew members esti- n # BoltOu Girl Scouts will meet with the elevator they were In­ The dealers were asked to give the ray a.sked Wheeler if he ' had "We anticipate no.iielay.s" contracted, or further credit cannot be extended. Mothers Club will meet with Mrs. Tolland family at the lake. storage capacity of their' tanks nu ted the submarine discharged ' BuMlay afternoon at the home of specting—it went down'tqo fast. Into KaiisaH (lily "brought a slush fund into the He also said that the "mystery After many years of using your credit you may find Beaufford who lives upstairs In Miss Annie Mathewson of An­ and the actual inventory of the 80 to 150 shells. state to defeat me? Mrs. John Swanson on Brandy John Kingsbury’s home. This Mr*. John H. Steel* They were running a trouble rfian" of the ca.se, Aleksi Pclypen- ■traet. Planj are under way for a dover, Conn., Is visiting her'cousin gasoline on hand. . Ramalheira said his ship was en "Thia was not a contest between ko, about whom no details are re­ (hat this change requires ready cash to clear up some meeting will take the place of the 1178-8. Rockville some elevator up and d(5wn. try Kansas (Jlty. July 22— Free route to- the Greenland banks for hot dog roast. Mlsa Marion L. Snow of Wapping. Tanka Empty individuals," he said In a state­ vealed used his church parsonage balances. Come in and talk it over and let us setf if we Aug. 5 meeting and is very im­ to diagnose the mechanical dlffi- Inter T. Dewey and Robert E. All but two of Rockville’s g a ^ - wheat—grain offered for sale on codfish w'hen the sinking occurred. Bolton Briefs cultie.s. When the car was four and ment. "I dp not regard it as a as the mailing address for Kunze can help you. portant. Every, member is urged CollTha.^avc gone to the acepnd line dealers reported their tgnka the open market—rolled Into'Kan­ S'lhng wind separated nine small personal victory. Notwithstanding Alan Rogers of North Bolton Is to be present. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hoyt Hayden a half stories up, i'i started falling. while the latter was out' of the two weeks at Camp and- daughter Emily Hayden and camplng'^t^riod of the boys’ camp empty Tuesday evenffig as tlw re­ sas City unrestricted today. A dories bearing crewmen after they that powerful influences were country on a spy mission. ^ Mist Eklna Glesecke has return­ "It seemed like we didn’t even had stayed near each other for ik. their guest Mias Hlizabetb Jane conducted M^amp Woodatock in sult of the rush during the day by limited embargo, imposed six brought to bear by one of the There appeared today to be ed from a week’s vacation spent touch the floor.” Birmingham aald. the Tri-tk)unty>gmp of the Hart­ fverv'one to fill their tanka before days ago because of shortage of fiv<-'-days. Because they did not Mr. ^Idjfra. Henry Traver and Wilson were guests Sunday of "Hardy hit the celling once and I most powerful men in American every indication that Molzahn will at Coventry Lake with several ford. Tolland and Mflt^ham Coun­ the hew regulations went into ef­ storage space and -o prevent ty­ expect attack, they had not pro­ politics, the people of Montana The Manchester Trust Co. son Bradleyb^^5Volcott, Conn., were other friends. Henry Hayden at East Hartland. know he turned a aomersault." definitely go to trial instead of recent guests and Mrs. Conn., who has a summer pai^tor- ty Y.M.C.A.. which opbn^ Satur­ fect. Some of the stations who re­ ing up of needed freight cars, WjU visioned ' the lifeboats fully. A stood solidly fot the administra­ changing his plea at the dast. mo­ Member Federal Deposit Ins'. Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bennett Safety blocks on the ground ceived gasoline MonA-iy morning lilted at' midnight. Coast Guard rescue boat found John Swanson of Bhm^y street. and family spent Sunday at ate there. floor stopped the fall. Hardy day with a large enrollment, ac­ tion and for me.” ment as the others have done. Mr. and Mrs. James D bft^ and Atr.- and Mrs. Fred Carpenter cording to an Bnnouncemeiu\^)f were out of gas by Tuemlay noon .Directors of the Board of Trade two of the boats aft^r they had Rankin landing In Rare Natchhaug State Park, Eastford, sprained a toe in the wild ride but with motorists securing as large a removed the restriction when Uiey sidled about 400 miles In 11 days. aea David, of lUdA, N. Y., and-J^r. where they attended a family re- and son Ronny spent the week end Camp Director Rev. E. T. Thlene Wellington D. Rankin. Helena Birmingham was unhurt. ly as possible before the new were Informed yesterd.ay that ap­ attorney and brother of Jeannette and Mrs. OUverrBfown of H am lion. on an out of town trip. ford were Tuesuy guests at the Doris Tarlra, has return­ Miss Anna Thomford who is ratiSnlf^ plan. plications for . permits to ship in Rankin, Montana representative home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. ed froib-v^pringfle.ld where she spending her vacation at Stone Churchiirs Son InStgltetlon of Offlrers the grain were i-unning far behind Pianiiiiig to Relay who voted against war declara- Munro a t Andover Road. was vlsltln i^ er aunt. , Croft in Tolland had to leave Sun­ R cmI Cross Class The receritli elected' officers of the needs of the market. *tions for both World wars, was Mrs. John Swanson, Miss Olive day for New York, wljere the Damon Lo4ge?>kilghta o f Py-thlaa . Permits are still required for Aiieienl Tracks leading for the Republican nomin- Bsraaaon, Miss Lydl^a Young and teachers are called back , for two Coniforls Mother Visits NeV York will be Installed a b ^ meeting to grafii shipped here for storage. '■ktlpn for U. S; Senator. Miss Ran­ John Bwimeon. Jr.," attended the weeks Professor Harvey B. Clough be held thfs Evening atxForesters ’etfst iigures disclosed a near- kin did not bid for renomination. demonstration of an Inhalator at South Coveutiy,^ is also called back for duty for a Hall. Deputy Grand Q1ai)Cellor capacity total of nearly 43,000,000 Laiedo. Tex., JUIy 22— —The 339 of 1,185 precincts gave Ran­ the Manchester EHectrlc Company •pshort period at Baystde, Lbng John Schwqrz and hia staff bushels In public elevators. 53-year-oId street car tracks have kin a vote of 8,14?. Dr. J. Thorkel- Denver., July 22.— — Mrs. New York. July 22.—(JPi Hla in charge of the installation son of Butte, former representa­ on. iCoDday evening, given by [iWaml. back still in split ts from Injuries been called out o f retirement to James Bchaub. ■ A food sale will be held at the Wednesday 1:30 p.m., 4-H Vic­ Clara M.. Morse, whose two sons The followlrg officers will be In- go to wax. tive, polled 3,065 and Lieut. Col. entrance to Lakevlew Terrace on were killed at Pearl Harbor a received during a British Com­ Charles R. Dawley of Great Falls, tory Camiini Demonstration will mando rq^d in the Middle East, .stalled: Chancellor Commander, BHdgeporl Man, Mayor Hugh S. CluCk transfer­ Friday afternoon, beginning at 2 be held in the^social room; of the short time after her husband died Arthur Edwards; vice chancellor, red ownership of the 200 tons of now with the Army in Australia, of a sudden lllnc.sa, has found s\tr- Cnpt. Randolph Churchill. 32-yenr- received 8,604 votes. o'clock, for the beneflt of the as­ Federated church. old son of the British prime mln-> Ralph Snape; prelate, WUIlaih steel to the' War Production Board, sociation. The committee in charge cea.se from her grief, aha said to­ Farr; keeper of records and seal. «t82. Dies Rep. James F. O'Connor, Demo­ Stafford Springs The annual Church''S<.^wl and Ister, was in New York for a brief which will supervise relaying of Includes Mrs. Dayton Whipple, community picnic will be on day. in work with a Red Cross Arthur Frtedrlch; master at arms, tie ancient rails at points Where crat. strode ahead of W. W. Mc­ visit today. Cracken of Great Falls and Robert Joha a Nette Mrs. Don Smith, Mrs. Thomas Wedne.sday August 5th. Due Nurses’ aid class. Captain Churchill arrived yester­ Robert Nichols:’ master of finance. Bridgeport. July 22->«5— Vir- war production requires additional Healy, Mrs. James Titus and Mrs. T t ’s the only way to keep go- Ernest Reuilgen; master of ex­ A. Patterson of Havre in the Sec­ « n . SUSord wartime triansportation diffKul- day from a southern city and last ginius j . Mayo. 82. died^st hla tiackage.. Brent Thornton. U.es. "Pie picnic will be held on the Ing^’^^Slie said. “’They’re all gone night was a piest at a party given chequer. R. Eldred Doyle; inner home, 853 Colorado avenue, 'Tf Buses now handle Laredo city ond district. Austin Peterson of Washington church green.-^Special arrange­ now: I’nt'-tjie only one left.” guard, Richard Backofen; outer raffle. 305, o'f 773 precincts reporting by Mr. and Airs. William S. Paley, day evening. Mr. Mayo had been Ih gave O’Connor 7,844, McCracken Lt. Donald Rybolt, manager of D. C. made a brief vlalt at the ments are being made to provide Mrs. Mori^^T^!:^^s that upon her appearing in the uniform of the ^ a rd . Maxwell Lambert; repre- poor health for some years. th* Camp Conner migratory ca.np home of his parents. Dr. and MA*. ai enjoyable time for aU. graduation ftonc-hgT nurses’ aid daring British hlt-and-nm raiders Mntative to Grand Lodge for two ' Services will be held in the fun­ Despite,a peace treaty with 1,370 and Palterson 2.886. etnas at St. Anthony’alKitip^ltnl. she Former Cong. J. J. O'Connell of in West Stafford, announced today a ; E. Peterson on Ripley Hill this .The marriage of Mrs. Edith whom he Joined last April. years. Arthur Edwards; represen­ eral home of Henry E. Bishop and Russia In'^Mafeh 1918. the Ger­ week. will be accepted for o v e rsl^ dutyd tative to Grand Lodge for one Butte, and Mike Mansfield of Mis­ that at laast 70 migrants from the CYandall of Ellington and Louis A Conservative member of Par- son, 1139 Fairfield avenue, at a man lnvadei>-v.^ World War I Mr. and Mrs. John Hull -have Vealey of Ellington at Monaon. BO she can go. to Honolulu. .liament from the industrial con- year. Maxwell Lambert: alternate, time, to be announced. Cremation captured Seva.*it<)pQl at the end of soula were running close for the south are expected to arrive here Democratic First District congres­ retiii'ned to their home in Swamp- Mass., September, 1940 ha of late sons, Francis Jerome. 22, and %’or- StHuency of Prpaton, he had served for two years, John Schwarz, fop wtiPfollow at Femcliff crem.atorj", April of that year. at any moment. Work Of dividing nian Roy. 20. both Navy petty offi­ one year, James Taylor; auditor sional nominatisn, in a field ol The Lowly Garbage Peril T a k ^ On A Four Star tha barracki, at the camp is under scott. Mass., a(.ter spending a short been received. Mr. and Mrs. George as press., representative at British Gretnburgh, N. Y. time with their parents, Mr. and Kibbee of Ellington were the at- cers. were killed there Dec. 7. Army headqujirters In the Middle- for 18 months. Robert O. Nichols. ■ ' Mr; Mayo was a member of the five. way under the supervl.sio,i of the Republican Club Alerting Leading the Republican congres­ Eaatem Connecticut Construction •Mrs; Frank Hull' on Maaon street tendnniJ. East before joining the Com­ Masonic order In New York city. X-YOO WOMEN WHO SI mandos. There will be a meeting of. the He is survived by his wife and sional racs In the First . District Role Under Present Conditions company. The manager said that Mrs. Frank Hull returned With Rev. Ernest E., O’Neal , h.nl for was E. G. Toomey of Helena, run­ them to Swampscott for a visit. the Scripture Reading during the Vemon-Rockville Republican Club. three daughters. within a few daya more than ISO To Exclude All Inc., this evening at 7:30 o’clock ning against Sherman W. Smith, more migranta wrould be stationed J. Raymond Shea o f South Sunday morning service 11 Corin­ Broken Ihinip Haifa (ia*''B*lg in the Superior Court ri>om with l.ost Diamond lii OIzzsrd a ts^ of Hglena and Howard K W hy?. . .you may sayl, Just this: It’s made of sheet Iron and finished at the camp. Wall tents have been street has enlisted In the U. S. thians 11:23-30, 12:7-10. Sermon mn FUMES Hazelbaker of Missoula. service and la awaiting assign­ "Christians in Spite O f—" Kemaiiiiiig Japs Milford. AUss; July 22— President .^Jtenneth Smith presid­ tf you suffer hot flasbss, dtolnns. with hot dipped galvanizing — items w hjeh are now out the lecture for civilian •racted on .the grounds snd every- ing. distress of "IrregulsrUlss”. an **ak. tldng is prepaid for the influx of ment. He and Mrs. Shea are at A beautiful chrlMian flag placed Add capsule tragedlea In the-gaso­ Charlotte. N. C.— —Mrs. V. nerroua — due to the functional present at the home of Mrs. Shea’s in the chancel of the Federated line rationing age: It was t)ie last Final plans will be made at this V. Long lost the big diamond from ^ "mlddle-ste" period In a woman's consumption until after the war. •outhem labor being sent here by time for the outing which takes the Farm Security Administration parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wat­ church Sunday morning was given San Francisco. July 22,—(flh— day before coupon books. Automo­ her engagement ring. She was dia-. lUe—try Lydia B. Ptnkhsm's Te«e- kins In Manchester. by Mr. and Mrs. Emery - Clough Orders for the exclusion of all'‘re­ biles lined up at a seryloe'Sfatlon place on Saturday. August 1 at tressltd for a week until she found tsble Compound. It's helped tbou- Jews FiRHied to relieve the farm labor shortage Osano’a aCBoIton Lake. The com- her big diamond- In the gizzard of ssndt upon thousands of woman to Make your metal containers last as lung as possible. .See us when you need in other areas, exclusive of Staf­ and family in loving memory of maining Japanese In Callforhia that had ^00 KsljpBa.' Then, the rcllere such annoying symptoms. Bmatl amounts of .crude their son Lawrence. were posted by the Army today, pump broke .ana stayed broke mltt^'ehalrme.i Include, program. her big old Plymouth Rock rooster ^ PoUow label directions. Plnkbam’s ford. ^sidents of Stafford, after Herbert Schelner; tickets, Joseph that she was converting Into i To Aid replacements as we have very complete stocks at present to supply our customers. are separated from the brine a :1ss Thelma Price was a Sun­ affecting about 6,150 peraona in Evenybe^^lotion owner had to go aigning a petition to protest the Mh; refreshments, William A. chicken salad. i coming of this southern labor are.' salt wells In ths Red Basin day guest of Air. Harris Price of Fresno and TBlare counties. without gasoline. atill t ^ n g to curtail the move­ China's Szikhwan province, 1 Weat Newton,. Mass. Evacuation la scheduled ment by sending telegrams to rep- tween Chungking and Chengtu. The thunder shower -passing completed by noon, Aug.^H;''" Measures Designed to | ' Increase Labor in Be-i half of War Effort.^- .

Bern, Bwltzerlahd, July 22—i/Bi a child stop the production of a —Countries under Axis domina­ tion are taking measures designed to force Jews to increased labor ■ In behalf of the German war ef- : fort. Polic* of Salonika have regia- tered more than 8,000 Jews be- ■ tween the agee of 18 and 45 fo r ' Timed for Your Vacation! compulsory labor. FOR About M.OOd Jews of W*raaw, . eisses That You Can Put On Right X, all skilled workers in their own ! ,w and Wear Joyfully Until ghetto workshops, hav^ been as-' signed to tasks by Germans ^^\Cold Weather * through a special liaison office. Tha newspaper Der Neue Tag of Prague reported that German! PENF^Y LANE ..... Vinefne rt'O' . -dIoAef''*1o administrators see to it that : M's' no' it's J*® _ ^ViicH o »*\eP*'ono “Jews pay with labor -for fo o d -' stuffs delivered to the ghetto."' privoie ^ eciOiP*"* - ’ >nd ° „ key Similar regulations were reported FROCKS throughout Poland. Sizes 12 to 20 t use o' 'V'* rtoo He «noV The Bulgarian government sm- A" bs^ibefi- Ho' \ong nounced Mtablishment of a ghetto * «nony unnece»'0''W ^ ,,on> «« in Sofia. Rumania added anottjrr to Its '®' Of on or^HV 'iie-upv Bo"^® ^,ny ,,, many decrees regulating the lives ‘ of Jews. A new order stipulated . v-ou^^ lonWs. that all property of Jews except < synagogues and cemeteries may { bi\ “transferred” to other- owmers. UNDER NEW RATIONING RULES Is Badly Burncfl b u y i n g i s e a s / e T t h T ^ ^ e r ! co^b ';^,e\epH oo« 2 'F ou are engaged in essential In Odd Accident NEW 1942 OLDSMOBILES! BRAND could you save at least 45 min. Checks and SolM Work directly or indirectly oon^ NEW TIRES! NEW GAS-SAVING utes with one? Cotton Skirts . nectedwith *m r effort, you can Portland. July 22.--oPi — Albert ECONO-MASTER ENGINE! prove y ou r need for.m near Do you have to walk at least Cote. 41. of. 314 Hebron avenue. Regularly 81.49: car if you mnswer"yem"to any 3 miles going to and from <»qys work Without a car? Glastonbury, is reported in fair Regular M.lJl.. .Now $1.00 YOU may be eligible, whether you know it or not, to SSS o f thaaa questions: ^ on HO"; condition today at Middlesex hos­ 5 la your work arduous, or trade in your old car on a new, up-to-date 1942 modcL 1, *«'»vel a - ooo'‘ *T,-inoon” M f® ;,Us. pital. Middletown, aa the result of Regular $1.00.... .Now 88c Let your Oldsotobile dealer help you investigate this quickly in connection with unusually long, or do you sarioua burns Incurred on a huckle­ possibility. If you are eligible, he can Uke >11 the your Work, and would you be ^ have to work late at night? berry expedition last night Dressy Sheer and Sport - While backing around to go. bothersome details of buying a new automobile under ^ tter able to do so by car than by 6, iocal transportation BLOUSES".'____ gl.OO services you would have to |>ome, the car went over a rw k rationing rules right out o f your hands. And he can sell evailable transportation?. and punctured the gaa tank. * It you the best war-time car of sll—a new 1942 Oldsmobile. .use to get (o Work overcrowded? 2 , Pp you ever have to trans- waa ^moe't dark and the group had 2-I*c. Seersucker Suits Odsmobile offers avary thing you want in a car for today. • p ^ pastengera, or heavy 7 Is ^ u r phyweal condition no flaahUght but Mr. Cote could Durability that will keep you on wheels for the dura- or bulky tools o f materials, in • that it wouldbe a hard­ •iheU gaa and got under the ear to S 3 .9 8 tlon and beyond. that gives mor,e miles on connection with jrour work? ship for you to walk to work' or Investigate. He told hie eon. Ray­ A Few Size* 88 to 44. Economy use public facilities? mond. . to atapd back and light a every gallon of gas. RelimbUity that aasur^ trouble- 3 , Poe^ it take you IH hours match. The gas ignited and Mr. frae, eapense-free'operation. AU this, plus gas-saving, , more a day to go to and Can you show that you need Cote was burned before he eould 2-Pc, C^itton Suits tirmramvittg Hydra-Matic Dftra, the most efficient, most from work 'without a car, and an automobile because of get away. dtirable transmission in Otdsmobile's 45-year history! other unusual circumatanoea? The car waa two or three mllea $ 2 .9 8 from the neareat houae but .calls for help were heard by -Howard Beers and Ernest L. Anderson of SEE Portland, who had returned for a DEALER bucket, forgotten In an earlier berrying trip. They took Mr. TOUR TODAY! Cote to a doctor and turned in en alarm. Engine Company 2 put out j the Maxe but the car is virtually MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES, INC. a total Iqaa. I Ccti(«r Street \- I ■ Manchester MANCHESTER EVHJNTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN WEDNESDAY, JUI.Y 22. ■ 1 S E s n t X y

ta do the same t^ g , aotne day new vocations in life. That should \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1942 SEVEN ikiiir^«trr soon, in tha battle of western Eu­ mean that even the gas we arc Identical ^Twins Keep Pace Set W ill Not Seek rope. Top men o f the British and allowed should not be carelessly Washington In Wartime^ or luxuriously used by those of tha courM, another group of equal torney when the priaoner haa re­ Stole the election. There's 84,000 %whIh9 Iknih American high cbihmands are in At Birth After Both Join Army Campaign Gas -By Jack Stinnett- number will replace it covered and the latter ahall then votes ready to follow me any­ us to whom it is not an economic Trade ScHools Secoli^^ental Murray Not r o a u s u o b t t b b ahnost nO K T IN O OO. INC. This Is heartening, war-winning necessity. If we can get along on Wartime' » j taken It .very seriously.'It isn't Mr. men wiU be trained at one time at the court will set a new date for He didn't aa'^'who "they” were. RECORDS TAXI? M B l f n BtTMt less than our limit, we should do San Pedro, Calif., July 22— (P) I Ind., but Walter was sworn Into Hartford Trade School and a total the death penalty. In the primary, he got 36,925 bal­ ifiagfeM Ur. Conn. . policy. But precisely because it the service first. Baldwin ' W ill 3Iake The avll AeftnauUcs Admln-s- To Help Army Test Ordered Quitting Yet v i c t o r BLUEBIRD —Walter A. Shreiner was bom nate.- of 78 at New Britain. An appeal to the Supreme Court lots againat 188,279 for winner CALL n O K B B rSROTTBON is this, it points the ,way toward that too. If we can share the Sent to different camps, they 1 of- Errors is also pending in Smar- . V'DECCA 0«B*rml Manager six minutes : ahead of his twin Drive for Office Withs tratlon 18 having the luck of the Plans are at present under con-' Lee. Neondad Oatobar 1, IH I______more of the same. ■ It bldj the rides, so much the better. Per- became first' class privates at sideration for making similar ar­ zeniec's behalf. Blame* Defeat On Laws COLUMBIA AND OKEH brother, Wallace L,., and through­ Irish. N o sooner had. the glooiR ' .Vemo to Broadway: Don’t think 65B8 hap.s, that way, it will turn out about the same time, but with out Extra Supply. War Department ^ to rangements for training engine Judge Wynne Inv^es The man was convicted of blud­ Former Oklahoma Gov­ He blames his defeat largely on amMlahad Brary Evanlnt Ezcapt United Nations go all the way to­ over the,l08s of Robert H. "|3ob'’ that all the good phrases are. made geoning his former landlady, Mrs. Large Stock ot Albums. ^ A ■■Maya a»d Holldaya Kntarad at that there can be nmre for those out their 24 years he has kept Walter still holding the edge. He on 52nd street. 'ITila . wraa over­ machinists at the remaining nine state election laws which,, he Proaptl ward tJnited Command, an4^ to do just about that much in front. retained it when they were pro­ Hinckley spread over C A A than Train Its Machinists 1939 Stable First M ary Solak, of Hartford, in the ernor to Stay in Poli­ U « Peat Offlea at Uanehaitar. who desperately need it. Stratford, July 22-t- ) — .N o heard In a conversation between state trade schools, Mr. Boynton clalma, prevent a successful con­ ‘ Safe! cean.. aa Bacond Claaa Mall Matter. it in their positive quest for vic­ So it was to be expected that moted to corpora). . . word came that hi^^ suecqsaor, so disclosed. . 5’ard of her home last Nov. 16. The test of official tabulations. The Berrieet extra gasolinq for Raymond E. two buck privates in a Pennsyl­ In This State. Time dn Smarzeniec. state claimed jealousy as the mo­ tics Despite Defeat. tory rather than to do it, as they ------i W alter receive his sergeant's The brothers are identical twins far. aa Civil Aeronautics Is con­ Housing and recreational facili­ protester must post a bond of $250. KEMP’S, he. BUMCIUPTIOM BATES Baldwin if the former governor la vania avenue drugstore— "Oh. aure tive. .. Om Taar by Mall ...... j*-2J Grandmother Was A W AA C l cbevmns “ V MacArthur —so much so that an officer at cerned, would be, William A. M. ties are und4r the direction bfl Ed­ per county for a complete re­ Fnniitaro — Muslo well may,, aa a last minute meas­ a candi'diite for the chief executive you. know Olsen and Johnson. Hartford. July 22.—With the - Hartfoixl, July 22—t/P)—Super­ Oklahoma City, July 22^iO — HMth by Mall ...... J .-l* shortly before \V allace was pro- Fort MacArthur, where they came “ BUI’’ ’ 'Burde9 . . , Those guya who hit the jackpot ward A. Kraus, hou.sing eupefrisor. count, for one thing. 7SS SUla ^t. TeL 5880 ^UNtHE&TER TAXI itofU cepy ...... * •«* ure to stave off defeat. ior Court Judge Kenneth Wynne Another little setback at tbe polls We can ace, a few score years moted. together again, commanded the post in the elections thla falU. In aviation and CAA, Hinckley- with a wooden nickel.” ilgnlhg of a contract between the Arm y personnel will bte housed in Y et his campaign dicin't tire M. OrfltelU. Mgr. OatlaatM Ona Taar ...... H.OO _____ 53 Purnell Plaro from nbw, tlie respectful, heroifae- The—twins Joined the army to­ ivrong battalion for 10 minutes, Speaking briefly at a meeting waa conAdered an irreplaceable. * • « ATar Dcp.'irtment and the State private homes 'and arrangements invoked a 1939 state statute today Brass Workers doesn't mean he’s through -with him in spite of his 72 years. MBMBER OP gether at Fort Benjamin Harrison, and an army dentist almost pulled of the Stratford Minute Men lose An air-minded fellovv with a heap for the first time in ordering a The next big “scrap'' drive may loard o f Education, Connecticut are being niad# to provide meals politics. Former Gov. William H. Incidentally, he disclosed that THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Bitter Tea Of Fact worshipping look that will come near their home town of Elkhart, a tooth from the wrong jaw. night/oaldwln, a Rfl>ubUcan, said of executive ability and person­ second mental test for John Smar- Tba.Aaaoclatad .Praaa ,1a azelaalya-. be for copper .and I do mean pen­ at the two trade school cafeterias. To Gel Back Pay (A lfalfa Bill) Murray declared to­ tbe lack of support for his sena­ into the eyes of American chll- lh ^ "if 1 am a candidate I .am go- ality-plus, Hinckley wrote liis las become one of the first otates zeniec, 47, sentenced to die in the ly aatitlad to tha uaa or rapubllca- A burst of realism featured the nies. I f it becomes that necessary Persona who wish to make housing day. torial bid probably deprived the tlas of all nawa diapatehaa cradUad- . j .« ,i dren when they are told, in one of to get along without any extfa name In capltali in the infancy of "coppers’’ wUl be. made out of aome n the country selected to provide facilities available to Army men electric chair at the state prison “ One thing I won't say,” said to I f or not otharwlaa erailltad in trend of ^^aahlngton news and | , ■' _ gas for purposes of the campaign.'' commercial and civil aviation. Ha in Wethersfield the week of Oct. world of a new tome on agricul­ this papar and alao tha local nawa tnoSe moments suitable to the im- ■sort of zinc alloy and every house­ acilities at its trade schools for were asked today by Mr. Kraus to Waterbury, July 22— The the sage of Tishomingo from his tural economics. Always interest­ thinking yesterday. Perhaps it The . O PA announced tocently ia going on now to become an of­ holder will be asked to chip in he training of Arm y A ir Corps 'contact the trade school in their 19. American Brass Company told usual seat on a curbstone bench in nnbllanad nareln. parting of sacred family histor.v, HEALTH AND DIET Three physicians, who found the ed In agriculture— his nickname All rishta of rapublleatlon of wss a definite attempt to bring Q u o t a t io n s that candiilates for political office ficial of the Sperry Gyroscope CO. those copper ash-trays, pots and ingine machinists. vicinity. John J. Driscoll, International rep­ front of the downtown hotel where convicted "bludgeon slayer of his comes from the fact that he in­ asaelal diapatehaa barain are alao that "grandmother was a WAAC." ADVICE would get extra gas rations. Hia departure would have beOn the Annmincement wa.s made by A. (Toursea will nin six days a week resentative of the CIO Mine, Mill, he rooms, "is that I won’t “run fO»anrad.______• ~ into emphasis some of the mOre pans, etc. former landlady, Mrs. M a ry. So- augurated the Bowing o f alfalfa in Previously, grandmother has Other .Means or ^Campaigning signal for a pretty aon-y wake, bad * * * ’ from 11 p. m. to 7 a. ni. Mr. Boyn­ and Smelter Workers union yes­ again because I was beaten last 5. Boynton, director of the Bureau iak, of Hartford, sane before his the Indian nation lands before .Pan aarvlea ollant of N. B. unpleasant facts about this war. Furnished by tho McOoy Our enemies w ill not be alow to He pointM out that politicians' not Secretary of Commerce Jeaae ton said that for the additional in­ terday that it would distribute week.” been a Lucy Stoner, or an a.x- The rumora floating around that ,)f Vocational Education, State De- trial, were again named to exam­ Oklahoma became a state—he has Saralea Ine. I f it was that, it was certainly Health Ser\1ce make the most of everything could cam^iign by means of news­ Jonea come forward immediately President Roosevelt isn't in the lartment of Education, that selec- structors needed, arrangements $770,000 in back pay among 11,000 He lost out to Senator Josh Lee awinger with Carrie Nation, or a paper radio, train and bus, ine the accused. collected, a trunk full o f notes pobllthers...... _ _RspresenlaMysa, _ The diie after months of deliberate that they can represent as evi­ j t M with the \ appointment of “ BUI’’ beat of health are a bunch o f Nazi cd Arm y personnel from (^Thanute have been made with (jhanute Naugatuck valley employes. in a race for Democratic nomina­ ------. j , They were Dr. Otto G. Wled- dealing with the topic. He had JsllM "Mathews'Special Afsney.^ pillar of the D.A.R., or perhaps Addreee Mmrounlcatluna to The dence of divided purpose or un­ addjn^ that "the like of these Lin­ Burden aa asalatant in charge of hooey. In nearly three years o f ?"ield, Rantoul, 111., will arrive at Field authorities for enlisted ex­ The company also announced tion for U.' .S. senator in ' the — ■ ----- DstroT ''-■-oit and sugar-coating, ' and to have the rnan. Dr. Thomas C. Carey, and planned to use one of his sena­ New Tork, Cbleago. juat a great fam ily builder, or a Herald, Attention McUoy certain resolution. coln, Cleveland and McKinley air. covering the President’s press con­ :he Hartford and New Britain pert machinists to be assigned to that It had agreed with a Water­ primary election. Tomorrow Bsston- Dr. John A. Kardys, all of Hart­ torial secretaries to whip them In­ unpleasant important fact And Health Service -—Lord Halifax, British nMnl^ never had in their lifetime aJd Burden is a 35-year-old tormer ferences, I haven't ever aeen him Trade Schools on Wednesday, July the trade schools. ' bury, Torrington and Ansonla CTO "I’ve learned never to tell my pioneer woman whp was valiant they were able to get along all ford. to. shape for publication. MEMBER AODlt b o r e a O or Its way to the top is better than tor to the I'. S. • . New York banker. He's serious more fit or in better spirit Incl- 19, for training in the 100-day bargaining committee upon a new plans. Back in 1916, after taking a mistress o f some Clearing, and right and get their messages Under the law, any person await­ "But 1 can't do that now and’ 0IRCUEAT10N8. to'hsve Some unimportant pallia­ Keep \ Youthful Appearance and hard-working. He 'isn't tarred' dentjliy, he now haa aa healthy a Kjurse.' ' , contract baaed upon the W ar licking in trying for re-election to The germs . of totallttirlanlsm across to the people.” * ing execution in state prison who can't hire a stenographer. I'd need this has been glory enough. ______. - with any particular political brush tan as ever he had on retuni from Col. R. E. O'Neill. Chanute Field Labor Board’s recent order award­ Congress, I said I'd never run The HsfalS Printlns Company, tive fact given the prominence. The working man needs gasoline "shall appear to the warden to her for a year and it would c6st Bstnmss no financial responsl- Although every -normal' person exist within every ngt-t&n and they and _he doesn't w ear the brand of one o f hia peacetime fishing Junk­ commanding officer, has notified Former Spanish ing employes a general raise of again. Then in 1930 I was elected at But now she will look down more for recreational purposes bo insane" ^ a y have the warden blilty for typograpbleal strora ap- A t arty rate, the War Shippirtg must be destroyed physically ami goyemntontal bureaucracy. As sad ets. .Where he got this one is a Mr; Boy-nton that 10 Arm y men eight cents an hour. governor.” about $2,000.” he grumbled. Sssrins in ndvertiaementa. In the from tlie mantle resplendent and desires to live a long and active than the politician docs for cam­ apply to the court for an appoint­ then the demcxTatic .system can aa CAA was over the departure of Alii be assigned to Hartford Trade J. Harold Madden, labor super- VIciaaUudea No Novelty Is he considering another race MBnchsstsr Evonins Herald.______\ Adminlatratlon rolled iip . its life, no one wishes to qppear old. paigning. Baldwin asserted, term­ military secret. Envoy Arrested ment of three doctors: soldierly in uniform, a firm cast operate Bii(-ce.s.sfully. Hinckley, the workers from filing School iand 20 to New Britain Intendent of the company was The vicissitudes of Oklahoma for Senator in 1942 when the term sleeves artd meule the following 'A few years ago men'who hau. ing it “ just another case of ' the Shall Order Stay Until Sane to her chin and competence, glis­ reached fifty and women who had — Rot>ert - Nathan, rhaimuui clerks up have put the okay- on Trade School on that date. . I f the doctors, or a majority of supposed to prepare eppiea of the politica are no novelty to the for­ of the senior member of the body Wednesday, July 22 blunt statement: tVRB phoning committee. politicians having the best of it." Jones' selection of Burden. Two Traits in Common Havana, July 22.-H>D—Cotmt de pact and submit them to union mer governor. He's been active from Oklahoma,. Elmer ThomaS, WARDS’ Has Perffict Set-np tening from her cheek b q ^ shoul­ reached forty took it for granted Baldwin has the support of th'emi find that the prisoner Is “ Shipping losses ■ during the That'a Important. Like Burden, Army field officers recently in­ Bailen, former Spanish minister to locals In the three cities. in virtually every campaign since expires 7 ders trim and flippantly pointed, Uiat they were beginning to grow yirtua,lly all .Republican party insane the judge "shall order the Gasoline means life to . our C A A is just a youngster. But'it's Kansas City—(An—Of the first Panama, who left that Central sentence of- execution to be stayed The raise is retroactive from 1907 and twice was defeated in "Don't-tell what I’m going, to A United Command Week of July 12 reached their did, but this attitude is Changing. leaders for the nomination. spected Connecticut trade* school altogether a new kind of ancestor. transportation in the cast and ■the government agency in charge nine W A A C officer-training candi­ training conditions. The setup wa.s American republic after being de­ and such person to be transferred June 26 to March 1 and it was governorship campaigns before he do until I do it and don't go guess­ highest level, since the beginning We find men and women who have Any line of thought such as this Long before she achieves this raised their families and are free death to many American seamen of regulations and training today dates to leave for Det. MoUi m , six reported as being of the type to fit clared persona non grata Inst Nov. to any state hospital for the in­ ■said that it would provide for a won election. ing about it," he snapped back. of the war. While construction In True Is Not Safety Zone for the transportation of tomor­ were teachers. TTiey have another 10, was arrested by Havana police voluntary non-revocable check-off So he's quite philosophical, for column pursued yesterday^ won­ state, she's going to play her role to look for means of sclf-iniprove- in our tanker fleets. the needs of the Arm y for an ex­ sane in this state" until he recov­ American shipyards la breaking ment and who seem to grow —I.eon Henderson, OP.\ ad­ row. trait in common; N ot a alngle red­ panded engine machinists training and held today for investigation on ers his sanity, of union dues, seniority preference Alfalfa Bill, about .his lack of auc- Baron Tornau, a German, built dering whether, in spite of all the in making this a peaceful world ministrator. Philadelphia— (/Pi—A 40-foot head or blonde haa been selectecL undisclosed charges. in the making of promotions and cesa last week. His explanation: thr first Russian oil refinery near all records, sinking of United Na­ younger every day. It may not be program. The course will be in the .The superintendent o f the hos­ otofloua and heartening, coopera- in which people' will have time to jioBslble for us to live forever in tree with eight men in the branch­ Off-the-record: Ttie rubber sal­ usual machine shop iinito, such as The Panama government had pital mu.st notify the state's at­ lb's .like. “ They counted me out. They Baku in 1858. ' tions ships through enemy action es to escape a storm fell In. the tlOB which already exists among mind their ancestors. She's out at "the springtime of life," but.lt is Our task must be fulfilled with­ vage drive was the biggest disap­ lathe, milling machine, grinder, acted again.st the count after It and marine casualties have great­ out'hatred. Justice and chkrlty path of a trolley car and.-.-TTie pointment on the home fro n t' the Drowns While Swimming tbs Allies of this war, they are' Des Motiies now, and beginning poaalble for us to live ao that we shaper and planer. was charged that he remarked on will avoid the many Infirmities and alone can bring peace. Justice motorman and three of his passen­ government haa had to date, with Mr. Boynton said today that the Panama's Independence Day that still not missing ths total brand ly exceeded new conatructlon.'' Nov. 9th there are going to be 450 diaablilttes usually aaaoclated with alone can give us tho proper gers Were injured in the crash. the one over-shadowing exception Simsbury, July 22— iJPi— Germlit courses will be operated on the ro­ he did not see "why this country o f cooperation which is necessary A t the same time the Office of of her beading out to various old age. It la undoubtedly true fruits of victory. Hatred can TTie eight trce-dwellcra picked of the setbacks In the anti-infla­ Snwryer, 21, of Granby, drowned tating system. When a group has celebrates its independence now themselves up ahd disco'vered there yesterday while stemming In the for total^victory, leads InevlUbly War Information, undertook a army campa every week, which to that unwholesome habits of living never produce anything but de­ tion drive. completed six weeks or one unit of under the Yankee boot." were no Injuries. Police arrested The twro things tie together. Farmington rivervlfere. The body CONTINUED ALL THIS WEEK to- another all-important ques­ sum m ary'of American casuAltlas make a person prematurtly aged struction. turn will mean 450 men released — Bishop John F. O'Hara, for­ the eight for drunkenness, dis­ There has been so much confu­ waa recovered shortly afterward in this w.ar: These casualUea have and wholeaorae habits will enable tion. for combat duty, a neat weekly one to enjoy life for many years mer president Aotre Dame orderly conduct and malicious mis­ sion and ao many conflicting and efforts to revive him were I t is this: been announced, previously; but contribution toward victory. She's- beyond the average span. I'nls-erslty. chief. statements about the rubber short- carried ofi for nearly an hour. How long can . the Allies suc- perhapa few Americana hava both­ certain to. do some bard work, and Avoiding Wrinklea camfuUy prosecute this war with­ ered to total them up. .One of the first indications of to have soma experiences too, be­ ageing la the appearance of out a United Command T Totaling 44,14S, which Includes fore she gets back to that portion wrinklea. The appearance of “aIHS t VICTORY SALE! wrinklea can be prevented to . a By that ia msani a global com­ ‘4,801 dsad, 3,218 wounded and 38.- of her life which will guarantee TREMENDOUS RESPONSE TO THIS EVENT LAST WEEK PROMPTS 1JS TO CONTINUE 124 missing, these casualties r w grandchildren to hfsr her atory. . large extent through the cultiva­ mand. Boma high authority which tion of proper habits of living and would bo ablo to docido movea and fa r ahead of our cssuglty rats In the right care of the akin. With THESE RECORD BREAKING VALUES , caapalgna not from ths point uf ths first World War, sven though advance-in years the blood does Buy Now for future use! not aeem to be aa nourishing to 1 idaw o f Individual nationa, but ws have not yet bsgun flghtiiig on FREE GIFTS ths scale we must attempt before the skin tissue aa in youth, ' nor from tha point of view of winning does it remove the toxins formed FINE QUALITY BEDDING AND FURNITURE With Purchases of $25 or More what tha Axis has mads ona war. there can be victory. Most o f the by the akin aa rapidly aa former­ Whsthsr or not It la planned, 88,124 clsaalflcd as “ missing” are ly and toxic, depoalta under the 5-PIECE / wo know thoro lo a doviUahly af- believed to be prisoners of war 'in N iw Yorit-^Thla town’s habit of akin may accumulate. Wrinkles .Over 500 Pairs VALUES THAT SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES! really ara the creaaea formed by flotOBt eonoort of action among ths hands o f tbs Japs; nsvsr bs* idantlfying a street with the char­ SOLID MAPLE SET acter of its tnhsbitsnts explains the skin folding regularly In such Two Pieces, Davenport and tha momboro of tho Axis. They fore, in all our military history, why a abort block haa won the X way aa to shut off the local blood A smartly designed S-piece set. have so many Americana been R U F F L E D A N D TAILORED ------FOR BEST RESULTS Chair! Built for Enduring have thoir pincers movements nickname of -“Scratch Sheet aupply. * Refectory type table and 4 sturdy against ths world, porbapa form­ held priaoner by a foreign enemy. Lane.” Thla block, in the. Fortlea It ia often pojialble to improve Satisfaction! ladder-babk chairs. Worth $39.50. the appearance of the akin and We'd better not forget them. between Six and Seventh Avenues, USE ^IcGILL'S FAMOUS " ed only by chance aa they each is lined from nqon on with a varie­ overcome wrinkles. The fleshy tis­ pursue their own selfish Interests, Resllsm spoke from a third ty of men of all ages, who lean sues underlying the akin are com­ .50 SALE PRICE .95 but'adding up to a world plan of quarter in Washington yesterday. against b'uildtnga studying those posed principally of muacles and by pamphlets of horse racing infor­ exercising the muacles of. lift face CURTAINS While the Navy announced the n i 9 campaign nonetheleas. mation called scratch ahebts. and neck properly the circulation BRI-MAR PAINTS priced for "Purse Defense!" (Much nicer than lllu-traled.) W hat ths Axis has achiaved,''by sinking of three more Jap de­ This devotion to the sheets is of the skin be restored to a / 'Theso two excellent pieces will design or by natural chance, the stroyers in th.e Aleutians, the not an idle preoccupation; it is great extent. Another method of “ Tops In Paints For 100 tears” give many years of service, news alao included estimates that pursued in furtherance of a liveli­ improving the circulation is to use at less than 1941 Prices! comfort and satisfaction. You'll Allies must also achieve. They be proud of your choice and Jap forces in the Aleutians now hood. These are the people Who hot appllcationa morning and eve­ The sturdy qualities of these too must have concert on the vari­ support ‘the illegal handbooks of ning followed by an ice rub or ytfur guests will admire your ous world fronts. There should total from 20,000 to 25,000 troops, the Timea Square area. They live laping the skin with very cold McG IL L ’S paints will pay you lasting: divi­ good taste, if you choose thia certainly no force w’e can afford on the fringe of starvation, their Pin dots, coin and cushion dots dends. Now more than ever you finely built suite, spring-filled Mme supreme authority capa­ water. Or, you might combine the ....plain and striped marqui- to Ignore. hopes sustained by the proapect two methods, using facial exer- BRI-MAR should Rive your home the pro­ reversible cushions—upholster­ ble and coordinating of a long shot winner. Hope risea; aette; voiles; otgandiea.' Dozens 'I'ahle, ed in a range of lovely, durable Thursday night. Secretary of ''claes first and following with hot of ruffled curtains here; some tection and beauty ef Bri-MaG what hi^M'iR.Buasla, in Egypt, higher in this short block, and cold appllcationa. OUTSIDE End Table and Table Lamp fabrics in colors to suit your State Hull la to address the na­ haps, than anywhere else in the with, wide ruffles, medium ones, •\nd it’s economical, too! Be Included! preference. ta ths Alsutisna, ^ aibsria, in A fter ^ e exercise a ^ood plan and “ baby" size. Cream, ecru tion. He will discuss the “ aerioua- world. Certainly there* is'" scant ia to rub the wrinkles length-wise PAINT- Bright! Buy Bri-Mar! ' China, and in western Europe, evidence to support auch endur­ and white! Tailored curtains in ness of the w m .” with a clean tooth bruah which haa A without regard ^ to national pride.i ing dreama. an equally Impressive array. Ih -all thla Washington trend of been dipped in aome bland oil auch A ll reduced from 1941 pre-cell- SALE SPECIALS MODERN STREAMLINED or spcclaJ national interests. aa sweat almond oil. Rubbing the Inrf prices! Buy now for FaU news and' policy. It seems aug- T^e inhabitanta o f thla lane bottom o( the wrinkle , tends to In­ Wa tried auch a United Com- use. gat- Thos. McGill, Jr. FAMOUS MAKE Y O M I t C H A N C l ^ ' geated that their# m a^bave come have no desire to be known as crease the amount of blood circu­ $3*15 WALNUT SUITE . mand, it must be remembered, in over Washington a b«althy In­ sportsmen. They ir e bettora, sim­ lating through that part. Of PAINTS WALLPAPERS tha. Battle of the Indies. Apd part ply that and nothing more. Prob­ courae, the rubbing should not be In 5-4Jal. Cans. Here's a 3-piece bedroom suite stinct to wipe our war infortna- o f the reason for its failure was lems o f - breeding and blood linaa Mvere enougli, to scratch or tear SUPPLIES ^ priced for economy. This smart TO SAYl HOMIY Oil tion slate clean of all past sugar,, in'a. ..horse hold no interest for "A a White As group consists of 3 full size the same reason which now makes the skin. T h 'm combined treat­ More than 50 pairs formerly ARTISTS’ MATERIALS' 9x12 R ugs and set us on a path of frankness them. Their concern is strictly the ments will be effective for atlmu- Over 50 pairs that were Q C — The Whitest” pieces. Dresser, Cheat, Bed. tha achlevemrat of a grand Unit­ pay-off od^T’The bigger they are $2.75, $2.95 fit-; M AIN .ST. TEL. 6887 Note! Vanity or chestrobe may and realism which will have us latlng the circulation. formerly $1.26 a pair. . 9 0 0 9 9Q ed Command most difficult. Dif­ the higher their respect for the In add-on to the local treat­ and $2.98 ...... bf substituted for dresser or iTUNNIMO UOMTWIIONT thinking about this war aa it Is, horse— if It wins. A horge that chest. A rare value at our sale ferent nstionslltlsa looked at the ment i t la advisable . t o Improve the 20 pairs that were not sa we should like It to be. Let nets a bacl^r thirty to o n e'(tfie Nearly 150 pairs formerly $3.60 price: problem of strategy from dlffer- genepal health in every way pos- regularly $1.60 a pair us hope it Is no. temporary, one- handbook's nm it) may be bom a aiklC. Nothing is aa effective for s ent angles. Toward th# end. be­ cull, but— for that one afternoon ancl $3.95 / C O A T S Y O W » l . l . W l A K day change, but a permanent re­ acconfpUahtng thla purpose aa a cause of these differences of na- at least—It la superior to Whirls- well-balancad d^et, rich in all of More than 60 pairs & ••aaaeBaaa 2.98 sult of Elmei*'Davis' obvious cam­ way. tlsnal opinion, tho United Com­ the nourishing 'eteaienta required formerly $1.75 A pair paign fo r candor. - Stroll down the street and you by the body, combined with exer­ About 40 pairs regu- ^ 8 9 ' ® ® THIS PAtt AMP m XT mand split "up, Oensral Wsvell win find, yourself ii. a sea of lam­ Ths sugarless tea of fact may cise. Over 75 pairs that were for-^ ‘ larly $4.60 and $4.75 want to India, and tha Dutch took entations. It would seem no joy 3.50 Worth $ilO. Aflywhcrc! bs bitter, but it builds strength. If vou have been worrying over merly $1.95 command of ths Allied fleet for ever comes there. An embittered wrinkles, write to McCoy Health \ man will emerge from a phone R pair ...... 40 more pairs orig­ the Battle of Java. Service today and ask for the 2- 1.59 Free 9x12 Rng booth, curling a horse and hla luck page article called Wrinkles and inally $5.76 and $5.96 4.75 It’s'Real, This Time in a single breath. The passerby That ia what differences of Facial C^ntou'ra which tells you of A hundred pairs formerly $2.25 never learns what horse won the Cushion Included opinion, nsturql enough end total soma exercises which may prove Buy now.,. save... and invest The gas rationing which starta race juat ended. H e ' only leama and $2.50 1 Qft Redding Specials That Can’t Be Duplicated! helpful. Send your letter in care ly instlncUva, can do, if they are today la t o r keeps. What we'va which horse lost. Horaea are im­ a p a ir ...... * « 9 0 the difference in War Stamps I Worth $8.95! »■ ^ Only $19.95 Buys Our Regular $24.50 Gold Medal allowed to rule. personal things to this crowd. The of this newspaper and enclose '1 been having for the last two large, self-addressed envelope and ROLL EDGE INNERSPRING M.\TTRESS Here are two fypKol values: But tha aame p r o b l^ existed, only horse with a name ia the Choice o f aervlce stripe ticking. Twin or full alze. months wasn'.t rationing at a ll.. one to bet on. ten cents in stamps. 9x12 Axminsters ...$49..i0 aad was faced, in tbs ^rs^ World In the first place, the-axlatancc sq- Qaeatlopa And Answers 5*^^ $29.50 Buys Our Regular $33.75 Gold Medal War. Then, aa now,' t^s^. was of “X'* cards entitled to an unlim­ 9x12 WillMinsters ..$59.30 ■ Tha reason nobody pretends to .. (Don’t W alt) SUPER-REST INNERSPRING MATTRESS Just SB much naUonsl ins^pt for happiness ia because it is danger­ DeLuxe ■ comfort at low coat. Pre-buUt Inner roll con­ ited supply for some people made Question; Mr. V. C. asks: "What $56.25 in 9x12 sice, for in* 9x12 W ilton s...... $69.30 ssparats commands. B u ^ under a mockery of limited quantities ous to do BO. To admit winning symptoms ahow a ' person has Limited number. .. ■ struction. Attractive ticking in fancy panel covers. Blue would invite, the “ touch,” which fORMIRLY 9.98 AND the whip of necessity, these '^ffer- tubercCiloeis of tha lungs?"-. Right in Stock stance. 18th Century floral or roae. for other people. In the second flourlahes here to a degree equal­ I0.9R, NOW ONLY . . encee were arbitrarily ruled' ouj:, Answer: When the patient ia designs in black or green 27-Inch $34.50 Buys Our Regular $39.50 place, there was hd coupon sys­ led nowhere else in town. There worrying for fear he has pulmon­ backgrounds,' and. a new Stair Carpet .. .$1.19 yd. aad llarahal Foch was given his tem which required a station op­ is a genuine fellow feeling among REST-HAVEN d e LUXE MATTRE.SS losers, but thij -vanlahes wheh one ary tuberculoaia, tha best plan ia No Delay— leaf design in tones o f Usually 81.49. auprame command, with results erator to tiym in aomethlpg for to have a doctor's examination at ’nils ia a custom-made innersprlng unit. Money cannot of the number acquires a few dol­ brown, tan and beige. buy better comforL every m lllUry historian hails as his 'next supply of gas. And in lars. He is noticed to withdraw— once. If tuberculoels la not present, 27-Inch he can atop worrying; if it is pres­ "First” quality of this beneficial. the third place, the goyefnment an essential maneuver If you hope FAMOUS MAKE Stair Carpet .. .$1.89 yd. , TW IN b e d SPECIAL! to escape with a profit. ^ mo­ ent, treatifient ahould be started. grade * would be $5.96 a Usually 83.49. Maple 4-poater bed, cotton mattress, saglesa spring. There ia.Uttle doubt that, if this llseU doubled and extendMl thi Thia disorder begins slowly and ment later he la nowhere to be square yard. Special! $29.50 war goes M dly anough, the pres­ value of the ration cards, aa it aeen. the early stages may not be merk- XI Close-Out of Scatter Rugs, PORMElhY 14.9R AND ent Allies'will come to a similar postponed the coming of perma­ These meri communicate in. eva­ ed by any noticeable symptoms. If. 27x54 Sizes. Values to fiaine Outfit With Innersprlng Mattress, 835.00. 16.98,'N O W ONLY . . the patient^ walta until definite BROADLOOM stap, that they will concentrate nent rationing. A ll of this added sions. 'Their idea is to admit noth­ $6.95. SALE PRICE $3.95 LIMITED NUMBER. ing. Vet each understand the oth­ symptoms occur,'the dlsaasa may- authority - over all reaourcea and up to the fact that the ordinary er clearly. If one learns that hia have progressed so far that recov­ alt fighting fronts into some ons citizen could buy just about aa neighbor has “ had hia brains ery will take longer. CARPETS (Vegetable Diet) sq. yd. Quality Studio Couchies central office. I f they cCme to the much gas a j he wanted, provided knocked out,” It probably mtans 5-Piece Modern Chrome Sets Been needing a good in-between cool? You're in lucki the fellow has, loat ' quarter. Fifty Question; Miss Mary R writes: shadow, of defeat, even' the Rus- he could find a station which bad IVHLL SECONDS Full innersprlng ronatructlon. Three sepa­ Here's a set to brighten-up your cants loss al'lowrs him to clgim "A recent urinalysis shews the re-’ rate cushions. Plaid hemeipun covers. $34*95 For here ore rports cools, dreu coots, classic wrop- atana may come to admit that It i t “ murder.” I f hia losbat total a dol­ action la alkaline. I have been eat­ The 9x12 size, for instance, kitcheiit, Side leaf-type table with drawer and hairpin -legs. Well- orounds and boxy casuals ot a neat, mode-to-order ■heuld be a United Command, not Thla holiday has now come tolls, lar his lamentations become in­ ing only vegetablee." in thia grade is $71.50. Inr Answer: An alkaline reaction padded' chairs. Colors: Red and saving! The/re all styled w'lth the timeleu'good looks Russian generalship alone, which end. The new system has no “ X " coherent. Conversely, if- a bettor MADE TO SELL boaiita " I ’m holding my oWn,” he frequently results if the patient ' at Savings eluded in the patterns i^ a Ueoally white (Uid black and white. We Have Just Received a New $SS.tS aad that go on seoson after season ... will be grand for Foil knows what is happening in Riia- cards. It does have coupons the is doing extrcm 'ly well. If, in a stays on a atrict vegetable diet. blue “ carved” tone-on-tone $44.98 FOR $54.95 aia. and which determines . what station operatoiiiwlU have to turn reckless outburst, he should hap­ It is probably'of no significance. effect, and 18th Century and just os smort next Spring? AAony oH wools includedi Hiall happen in Siberia. If the in before he gets more gaa. He pen to say " I ’m doing all right." You do not tell ms why you are florals in rich blue-green, Shipment df These Watches Wool-and-royons, too. Not every style in every size. he woul'* do well to flee. Ha haa restricted to vegetables. Aa a gen­ It's almoat tmpoaalble to secure tpeclsl size, broadloom esrpetz to order from the United Nationa ate this war being be “fofgetting'' to ase your c e ^ or burgundy back* w on't confessed to a winning hatful. eral rule, I do not praaeribe a con­ factories today. These Wg rolU of broadloom make it possible for you to have apeeial SALE PRICE loBt, they will consider no degree ration book. And there seams no tinued vegetable diet . for . any size nigs at once.. .with no delay. They're 9 feet wide, and you can have any length groundi. yPirst” quality In Men's and Women'i Styfes unity too great. likelihood that the government Owl Tries To Snatoh Purse length of time and suggest that to fit your room! I t takes.only two or three days to have ends bound and your new would be $7.75 a sq. yd. rug ia ready for use. Limited quantities; select at once. ' In many ways, we have already will suddenly get soft-hearted and the patient add meat to the vege­ - Helena, Mont.—(/Pj—A • large, tables. The meat will provide tiavalad far, by actions, toward double the value of these coupons. gray owl crashed through a'bua protein needed in the body to re­ .95 ■ugli real un(ty. British patgol It may have to deersasa, tbatr windahifild .*uid plopped,lnto a seat pair muaeular tissue lost through vataalB are, for Instance, plajlng value, if American bomea ara to beatda’'a young wqman — who wear and tear. You Hiould not get Open Tuesday 'and Thursday eve* 1 . 7 5 an d up a tpaUant payt in the batUs of our be kept warm this winter. •creamed. The owl seized her purse •ullicient protein from vegetables ningB until 9 P. M. For other eve* and glared. She reached for the alone. Attaatle Oeaat Both Britain and This Uma, it is for keeps. We’ll ning appointments call 5171. Ckwed purse and the bird backed away. 824-828 M AIN STREET tta t United Btataa have, assigned either get along on the gas aUot- Other passengers grabbed but fail­ N avy Goto SS More Beenfito W ediM ^ya fit 12, Noon. Eaay W. B. 1 I • ^ WATKINS MANCHESTER h n i* Shares e f their output and tsd us, or do without. ed. Driver George Todd stopped the Budget Terms Arranged. Piano and • BOTHERS I N C COME TO THE bus. gripped both purse and owl fi­ New Haven, July 32— (/O -~Th« BmEt shipping to the eauss of This time, too, it sviU be hard­ MiuJc itore at 241 Asylum street, nally, and threw Jie latter ouL Navy got 38 mure recruits yester­ b u d g e t FRIENDLY STORE BhaHa. In the actual battlefield ship on many peopla who uas thalr day and aniwunoed that Lieu t H. Hartford. FOR ALL YOUR B c n s o n 's Eff Egypt. British and Xmerican* ears to earn their living. For Ruaaiaii off wells were first dug A. Lee of She civU en gin es would of AAANCHESTER l i t 'ShariEg the local command. •ome. It ■.‘.-411 b# real hardship -ao by hand and petroleum in leather be on l ^ d July 28 to interview T C R M 5 FURNITURE NEEDS! bags was ImurtCd by rope and eppllcahts fo r. the construction DONNELLY’S tEV aa eUoiua4i.real ihat thty osy; jiayg la JbUl . M A I N f T A I S T ^ ------.. . . ■ .uniti^the Ssabeca. JEWELERS A T TH E C EN TER UP TO i YR. TO PAY! WE GIVE ITNITED TRADING STAMPS! ^ AdVertiM in Tfcie Hersld—* err- X

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANXTIESTF.R. CONN.,WEDNESDAY, JULY Sl2, 1942 fl»A(5E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENINQ RERALD. MANCHESTER, CpNI^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1941 PAGE NTNlil 3® Reasonable Enough Power E ngineer’ s A ct Winter Display at Burton^ N ext B la ck o Called to Duty MeetingJIeld New Rationing Contributions To Local USO I SJbapely Nude-,' 't'V------■— Capital May Not ®e Overnight News 44,143 Total Previously acknowledged 86, 036,86 • Frank Sorohollt ...... Says Junkman F or W ar Jobs . Brings Praise Cools Sweltering Passershy A ny T ub^ ow For jfettraGasI System Begun „ 1.00 Of Connecticut Daniel Cohen ...... 1:00 T. Ference ...... 1.00 His Nemesis O f Casualtie Place to Sell Goods Walter Goraki ...... 1.00 A. BalchuniS, Jr.-. . , ...... 1 00 By Asaoclated Preoa B. Blosick Is Seen Now Stopa Heavy Train Be* With the temperature aoariiig>*> Stately models stand cooly in ButTKls Time ^ Regula-' Connie and Maxie Laa- 1.00 i jA sIceln( un* nation of nations In a-war of kilo­ A special meeting of the gaao- minute data on government oper- Washington. July 22.^J>) — Horace . Palazle ...... Total ...... aulTered a heart attack. watts. He said America had great­ engineer of the passenger train section. - Considerable copifient has been , test comes, and it is due almost Than Washington. .16,090.88 .New York, July 23—(45— Morris Washington, July 22.—(45__^Ub laaannetilr In demanding tl>* eerv- iine rationing committee of the ■ ations, and can get i. missing' an- Motoriata in eastern states began Ct^rWa Heth ...... ■ 1 Marlborough - Frank M. McNal­ er resource! of electric pow-er than due at the Manchester stati'on at Walking along Main street on a . cau.sed by this wllidow display, and I any night now, all regulations krved Hilda not wisely but too ted States forces have, suffered loas of a Junk dealer to pick up War Rationing Board convened at J swers' from Washington on 24- Andrew Haushavel ..... Grand Total ...... 80,590.88 ly, 65, retired New York fireman, all Axis sources combined. day such as today, the average many persom* are curious as to (Editor’a Note: In thU th l^ purchasing their gasoline today -by well, and, though he's stuck with d i^ last night at his home here. IKiap aalvafe, according to BUI 9 02 last night, saved the car of •. that have been adopted as precau- 1 o’clock thia afternoon and will ' hour notice. Edward Elliott Sr...... 143 casualties since the war Krug’s atatement followed the person wiH 'halt abruptly as_ he Just h 6 ^ ^ e frosty substance was ; tions will be enforced. Police and of a Bdriea on selling to the ! War Production Board—Reglon- the new coupon rationing kyatem. George Hunt ...... her for life, she’s betrayed him. , Hartford—City Cour Judge A. Oatnheky, local Junk dealer. prediction by the Brookings In-' Ernest A. Carini of 362 Vernon be in session until it has reviewed —4,801 (lead, 3,218 wounded passes the display window of Bur- and what it consisted of. auxi’iary police will patrol the government, Wide World Buai- ’ al, state and district offices try to To aid those latfi" In applying Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mor­ "If it weren't for that two-face-i A. Riheoff appealed to a gather­ It- la Imposeible for a deal­ stitutibn of an eventual power street from destruction. The mar­ ton'ii. The halt is caused by the all of the applications that have | Urges Trucks’ IJfee 36,124 mis.sing. gin of safety, however, was sb ig. The Herald solved- the Uwn With the authority to de­ neM Writers Jomea Marlow ! assist businessmen with specific for the coppoA books, the Office rison ...... 1.00 Hilda," moaned 3dorris Sterlirig, ing of police, health officials and er to make a trip to one house for shortage “sufficient to impede the fact, that the person- suddenly feels been made for supplementary gas­ small that a few inches w-as all Sroblem, and found that the real­ mand absolute carrying out of the oline. and WUllam Pinkerton sug­ j problems relating to the war pro- of Pi;Jce> Administration authoriz­ William Harsa ...... 1.00 ■"I'd be a free man today.” others yc.stcrda.v to-cooperate In a An Office of War Informat •crap weighing less than 500 war production effort" unless a chin-as his eyes hit the w) istic frost was derived from a mix­ Joseph Valento,. Anthony statement last night aaid L, he said. He, too, must "oonservatioh and more effective that kept the vehicle out of a Junk rules. On Monday evening tha board gest ways of finding the man i duction effort, Generally, their ex- ed filling stations to furnish gaso­ To Collect Scrap - But Hilda done him wrong, and state-wide drive against prostitu­ display in the window. ture of beer and epsom salts. who con buy your goods In the Mascolo and Mrs. Max instead of being free, Morris is in tion. since moat of the missing were I# oonaerve on tires and gasoUne. power utilizatiqri.-ia undertaken in yard. Should anyone fall to ci;Mperate was in session for. four hours. It | ' ports are not specialists in your line until July 31 to regular cus­ According to the reports this with the police arrests. will be was unaKle to get through more labyrinth of government.' To­ particular business, but specialists tomers who agree to turn in the Kerper ...... 2,00 Jail,'charged with being a fugitive Bataan and Corregidor and- One woman ciUled Ostrihsky the immediate' ’future.’’ ' Washington, July 22.—(,»>)--Pro­ Java, they are believed to be prie-| Outlook RK|terlslly Bright inomlng. Carlnl's car, equipped made. The air raid precautions than half of the applications. Of j morrow: Whom to See in In routing people to - the proper coupoha. when they obtain their John F. Limerick ...... 1.00 from Justice after escaping from' and asked him to come to her Walter Wajnarowlcz .... 2.00 duction Chief Donald M. Nelson oner.M of war. No definite reportl Iiouse and disconnect an old gas "The WPB power chief said the wiUi hydraulic brakes, stalled on committee of the defense^council this number it was necessary to Washington.) government -^ohanhels. They arc books. Bronx magistrate's court last' has given orders to the VoUca paid to know the government sys­ W. Boler ...... 1.00 asked state,' local and municipal March' while awaiting arraignment Deny Application as to their status has been rcceivedf 'range that she wanted to,scrap. energj' outlook was especially the" tracks just as the first warn­ CliiimJRetakes 8th District return many blanks because of Will Be “ Held Responsible” F. Brown ...... '. governments today tq lend trucks from the International Red C?roea.'f bright in the southeast and far "crack down” on any violatora. improper answers. Many of By James .Harlow and tem, the WPB aad its rules and LOO on a pickpocket .charge. Ostrlnsky said that hla wide expe­ ing whistle of the. approaching The service stations, however, Leverett Gates 1.00 and workmen to local salvage com­ The ca.suaities by services: west, centers of slunfinum and This next blackout will be prac­ these errors have been corrected William Pinkerton orders, and the mystery of who Morris, 52, who haa been ar­ For Bus Service rience didn't include plumbing. train was heard as it rolled to­ ■will be "held responsible" for such Vincent Zsbieskoa ...... 1.00 mittees, to speed public cOIIeietiona Army Another .woman had him call at war pUne production. wards Manchester. The brakes ^iteli After Board Formed ticed in conjunction with Hartford and they will be again reviewed Washington, July 22 —. (Wide handles what. The "Little Neloons’’ rested times since 1900 on and other communities in the so- Lieut. Morris C. Fa'noher sales, said Paul M. O'Leary, depu­ Victor Zableskos ...... 2.00 of scrap material. charges ranging from disorderly Killed—902. bar bOuM only to give him a met- •"In the hydro-areas of the south­ "froze.'' In fact they were stuck by the board this afternoon and | of the 13 regional offices have bon- ty administrator, explaining that called Hartford district. There will ’ World)—Nobody ever''sold any­ siderable power to authorize pri­ Melvin J. Hathaway .... 2.00 ■ Explaining that great quantities conduct to grand larceny, was as Ade.Iard LeDur, , of 31 Kerry Wounded—1,4IS.-"'., , iX hub cap off an automobile she east and the west,” he told news­ so hard that another car, im evening. they must turn in the coupons to of scrap had to be moved to cen- Missing 17,452. papermen, "we have no reason to 5-Day Battle ____ . ______1 be no knowledge in advance of the Dr." Morris C. Fancher, dentist, thing to the .government of the orities and otherwise to pry loose A. Balchunik ...... 1.00 free as the breeze last Saturday street. Was yesterday .denied 'an said she wanted to donate to the dlately behind Carlnl's couW^ not UirPCtorS OPgsniZP Ann ^ alarm and no one knows at what of 889 Main street, has received • This haa made additional work I distributors in order to replenish -tral collection points before winter Philippine ScouU anticipate likelihood of any but for the board aa It is not possible United. States. bothersome Iog-JanMv~ J. Walcken ,1.00 when he went to the opening ot salvage campaign. Another had move it. Without any jUffoy Ca- hour of the night it will come. notice from the office of the Sur­ their own tanka. W. Downing ...... ’l.OO weather. Nelson added that “ so the new Camden, N. A^irace track. application to transport workers Killed—479. him travel, three miles just to col­ minor shortage, during the' next to mail the books, they must be .' But a lot'of people have aold Housing—There also are region­ between Manchester' and th/ rlnl'a companion startj^ to remove (Continued from Page One) Name Various Com- The Regulations geon General Army Medical The OPA officially valued the C. Holding ...... ;. 1.00 great is the tonnage to be moved The only trouble was, he. took W’ounded 754. lect two »id iron bed pasta year, such as might result from the valuables fronvtne car as the called for. With the large num­ good# to outfits called "The Coast al offices with conaiderahle author­ Hamilton Propeller- plant In East mitteps for Year. Regulations are aa JpUowa: Corps, Washington, D. C., of his ity representing the Federal hous­ coupons of A, B and S books at R. Gutzmer ....'...... ' -jl.OO that all private facilities are now Hilda along, and, following hts M iaalng-11,000.. Paper—waste paper—is a drug equipment breakdowns." owner dashed,Aip the tracks to­ by the Japanese garrison, inflict­ ber calling and getting books qr^^ and Geodetic Survey,’’ or "Supply four gallons each, at i 1-2 gallons G. Cwikla ...... taxed to the utmost. Hartford by t.he Public' Utilities In the south, he said, there now ______"The first alarm wrui consist of appointment as First Lieutenant ing set-up and the Federal Works 1.00 uaual custom, was amusing ''hla on the market now and Ostrinsky wards the approaching train wav­ ing 200 casualties. in the Dental Corps of tha U. 8. being informed that their .bhudu Officer, Navy Yard, Portamouth, in D books for motorcycles and at J. Sodonis ...... 1.00 "It is urged, therefore, that Commission oii the grounds that Killed 3.420 are 2,000,000,000 more kilowatt -K . ______^ . .. I the sirens only. Thla will be known V. H.,’’ or "Array Ordnance , De­ Agency. friends hy. Hilda dance la absolutely refusing to take any. ing a fUsh light. ' In eastern Kiawgsl, the f^lnese The directors of the Eighth., ag the "Mobllitation Alarm." On Army. were Improperly filled'but, the | 5 gallons for S-1 and S-2 books L. Turkington Jr...... 1.00 trucks owned by the public be used when along came James DOyie, a there- is-already suttabie'-- -service' ■■ Wounded^ i .051. hours of power in hydro^dam res­ board members are kept busy. partment, 1006 Terminal Building, FunrUon to Help Buslneoamen rendered by the .Conhecticut Com­ Whistled For Brakes have attacked Japanese positions School A Utilities District met last, the sounding of the MoblUzation ‘ Dr. Fancher will report for dUty Generally speaking, these offices for trucks, buses and taxicabs. M. Ruff ...... i.oq whenever possible to help In trans­ Philadelphia detective, w h o Missing—7,672. ervoirs than at any time last year, AS the train swept around the southwest o f Kwangfeng, killing a By meeting tftia afternoon it is Cleveland, Ohio." L. Barrett ...... 1.00 porting this vital war material," pany. Prisoners of War: Navy due to beneficial rains. This area, evening at the headquarters of the ' Alarm. Wardens. Auxiliary Fre- and reassignment at the ,Sicond don’t have contracts to hand out, Ckn Provide Tire Siqtply thought Morriq looked a little curve into what is known as the number of Japanese, the high expec.ted ’ti>at all will be reviewed I A lot Of ipeople have sold goods A committee of leading rubber R. Symington ...... 1.00 he said. familiar. In addition to the service fur­ Officers—5?. which produces,ia large portion o; Manchester Fire department in an i PoUcemen. rescue Corps -Headquarters, Fort Jay, to men who worked for the gov­ they don’t make purchases or al­ command reporter!. * I viM iA lea sa iwa latt I a Mesa . s s m I fig AJld ftll .and those who are to be granted I T. Kuchentki ...... 1.00 nished by the Connecticut Com­ War End Seen traightway to the railroad ,sta- ______.1 1^' trucks, ambulance units, and Governor's Island, New York, locate goods. Their function is to mamrfacturera told the govern­ Too late, Morris buttoned up hla Enlisted Men—249. the nation's aluminum for aircra:^ organization meeting, the f ir s b ^ r p Servlcee will the additional gasoline will be able [ ernment and turned out to be aa Gilbert S a sa ...... 1.00 pany the Gorman Transportation Marine Corps tioh-^il}e engineer picked up the report to on Au^st 4. help the harried businessman find ment yesterday that a two-year Would Call British Nationals shirt, but the sleuth yanked c it had.'its power rationed la^'sum - signal. Whistled for brakes and since the district meeting some to get their hooka tomorrow, or| mean and nasty, or as friendly and Donald McCabe ...... 1.00 Company announces that it will Officers- 40. mer and fall, when ,-a record their . posts. The Mobl.lzatlon The son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry where those things are done. supply of Urea can be provided for open and there on the fugitive's Likely by End put on the aTr.-In the meantime Direct HU Scored time ago. Paul Cervinl waa again the day following. courteous, as the purchasing W. B row n ...... 1.00 London, July 22;—(>P)—Ernest chest—the' only identification extend its. bus' service to the Ham­ Enlisted Men 081. drought dried up the,.«^ter behind Alarm will be sounded when the Wilson Fancher of Winsted. Dr. agents in private buslnesa. They are paid to advise you ail automobiles providing the all of the articles liT'thaauto had named clerk of the board of direc­ Report Center receives the Yellow Uos Statlona Register J. Jacob ...... 1.00 Bevin, mini.n...the following main tips on keeping up houses. WOKKUMFOKMS Sirhich.waa stra p i^ by splints. that "in spite of ail the efforts that on Japanese shipping in'that sec­ thoroughfare5t>-.5a8t Center, Cen­ of |riends in Manchester and vi­ th-: old method. In the War Department rJone, a' A great two-for-one stage and BUNrAtTI-ttlSrAtT I may be put forth in the technical almost human sigh the big locomo­ tor since July 1 when bombs from the necessary permits. The’ truck Most all of the deoiera wantcdl man must know whether to deliver aMlItjr «6v«rt. Hla face was marked b y a bruise tive ground to a,stop. ter, Silver . Lane Road, Main cinity. as well as his home town, screen Show starts an engagement and administrative field, and with an American plane in a mass raid win be used for carrying addition­ all of whom wlah him the beat of to get their coupons this mornlng| his soles talk to Ordnance, Quar­ London, July 22.— Several •i|iM telWrvC plgafy ot raemy Buffered in the auto ac^dent. Both the engineer and fireman al supplies in case of an emer­ street from Center, Depot at the Air-Conditioned State mmtast. Will mat tlurUih* Kwp yarn *'I saw the Battle of Egypt from the curtailment of domestic - con­ upon Salamaua and Lae left a war­ Square, North Main street to'Oak^ success as an officer in the armed so they could give gasoline this af­ termasters Corps, the Army Air new airdromes have been built In iMkliis hast werli— Jumped down from their cab and gency and not a firs truck as prs- Theater, Hartford, thla coming •VM WWIf tiMB -M tSMPl e W i t — . a hospital bed—or rather I didn't sumption, the existing generating ship in flames. In an attack uix land street, Oakland street to “forces of’ bis country. ternoon and not be without for a| Corps or some other agency. Great Britain to accommodate the CliPira PC elOler Btmo** m after looking the situation over rlously reported. The need for this day or two. \ .: Friday,. Saturday and Sunday only. ate it," he said. "One thing I'd capacity will be unable to meet the days earlier a 4,000-ton Japanese Town Line. Antong the first to congratulate And other' businessmen — the growing United SUtes Army Air ppIpIT aO tlMP. added requirements'* of war indus­ carefully said: ship was sunk at Lae. added equipment is urgent and . Big Denuukd Yeoterday prime contractors—remain one of Heading the gigantic' stage show Forces, it waa disclosed by reliable like to. eay about that Elgyptlan "Let's give It a push, boys.” ' every,, effort is being made to •The public is requested to co­ Dr. Fancher upon bli appointment is America'! No. 1 comedienne of SNIRTP campaign was the extraordinary try by 1M4. General MacArlhur conferred There aras a big demand fori the best sales goals for the smaller sources today. The brakes had eased off by this make the purchaae. operate. to the DCntal of the Army stage, screen and radio, Martha M H 1 S calm and loyalty of the Egyptians. today with Prime Minister Peter "Seek shelter indoora was Wilson Fancherr^ M.D., of gasoline at all of the atations yes-[ Industriallat Members of the American Air \ j n tima and it was no trouble at all Fraser of New Zealand, Australian terday by those whoNvere using! The buaineasroan these days is Raye, in person, in an entirely new Forces are seen In increasing num­ Even when the going got tough, to push the car off the tracks. As "Obey instructions of Wardens. Thompsonville, a vetefan of their loyalty, was unswerving — a Prime Mlril.ster John Curtin and up the last of their tlcKem on thel apt to forget, too. that the oldllne repertoire of songs, dances ancl bers all over BriUln and the first be climbed back Into hla cab’ and All Wardens will ;wear white arm World War I who saw 18 months comedy. Martha's act is all new. tremendous indication of 70 years No Yo Stocks other high offlctala at Sydney. Large Fires Set hands with the letters C. D. print- ol service overseas. firsi rationing card. The atational deportments and agencies of the bombera bearing Ihi V . 8. Inaignla wbiatled .the rear flagman in, the Brig. Gen. Patrick Hurley. U. S. thkt ran out of gasoUne yesterdayl government still are in the market You'll enjoy her aide-apIitUng an­ alreaily have appeared over Lon­ of loyalty to the Cnited King­ engineer muttered: ejj on them. dom." Air Reduction . . . minister to New Zealand, and Vice . "Protect your children. Keep rumlted In demands being i^ d e l for goods. They also have their tics on the stage, and you'll howl don. ' • Churchill said he was on hla ^ y . "Any closer and that car would Admiral Herbert F. Learyt Allied In Duisburg Raid on stations that did have gaaAtha| -war Jobs, and organizations like at her inimitable brand of comedy. The U. S. Army Air Forces, how­ Allis Chal Mfg .. have been a gone goose." them indoors." Indian Village Enlists home to England to convalesce and Allied Chem ..... Naval commander, attended. and aa a result most were dry the Tfeaoury. Agriculture-, and In­ Appearing with Martha Raye on ever, will include not only bombers hoped to get back into action soon. Am Airlines...... (Conttnned from Page One) Houston, Tex.— Sun Riae la fore 7 o'clock last night. terior Departments still buy many the same gigantic stage show is but fighters and reconnaissance He Joined the parachutist forma­ Am Can . . . ------(serinans Declare Attacks on Coastal eager to invade the land of the T he large amount qf gascdlae things on the market. Not all the Don Beator and his famous orches­ planes aa well. \CtaCi tion several montha ago after first Am Rad St S .X. in an effort to cripple their con- Nazis Driven Out rising fun. A full-blood Sioux In­ sold yesterday resulted in sa ' '.yrar business is at WPB. tra, featuring lovely Marjorie Law W A T E R BIG serving sa a Commando. tales this morning. and Dave Ballantine. In addition, Am Smelt ...... Craft Successful trtbutloni to Adolf HlUer'a waf- dian, Sun Rise Joined the. Army 'SJiould I go to Washington; "A RKFCUANT^ wlwc Decisive Air Soperlorlty Am T A T ...... Resistance Ended and told recruiting officers one lot df- prople come here to sell several top-flight acta are added New Delhi, July 22.— Suc­ machine. Of Sky in Afriqa Coiisemation Plan "We had decisive air superiority Am Tob B ___ __ Nazis Drop Few Boafita whole village of his tribe had on- shoes {o' the Army, for instance, to the program, including^ Dick A \y£o/UismAsdd in Egypt, but I realize the results cessful attacks by R. A.. F. bomb­ H.stcd en maase. whe'rt the orHyg)lace they can sell Dot Remy and Nick Long, Jr. On Am Viscose .... (Contlnned from Page One) ers on Japanese coastal croft on A communique aaid German air­ were disappointing to the folks Anaconda ...... (Contliined from Page One) E n^gem en is them is in BosthS/ ' the screen is presented the World. To Cover 4 Years back home," he continued. ‘‘You the Kaiadin river and In the Akyab craft dropped a few bombs at Armour Hi ..... scattered points in the east of Should Oakvoas Near Home Premiere of the greatest comedy don't'get the same sort of dividend fore a Volkhov bridgehead, several area, on Burma's west coast, were medium-sized freighter and pro­ Studio Oeta FTOoh Air Atchison ...... England laat night, caualng some The speaker, 'aq 'oxpert on in years, " ‘Joan of Ozark" featur­ in the desert in air warfare. It's e, emy attacks - collapsed with reported todi^^ in an air head­ bably hit an escorting destroyer in ing the screen's funniest laugh AU Refin I , ___ g:eat casualties being Inflicted on quarters communique. damage, and one raldirtg bomber Romayko-Dciadns what’s-what In governlnent.'agrees Washington. July 22—OP)— hard to hit anirthing; the troops Aviation Oorp . . . an attack on Axis supply lanes Hollywood— (J*)—The air in team. Judy Canova and JS)e E. me enemy. During thlA^ flghtlng -Direct hits cn buildings in Ak­ waa destroyed,' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dsia with moat business advlsei^lhaba Foreseeing possible need of the are acattered, and there are no Baldwin Ct ...... across the Mediterranean. The NBCs Radio CTlty waa pretty bad. businessman la wasting mdney.' Brown. This grand stage and long linea of troops to gun for. German forces defending' the yab were clhlmed. There was no exact figure on of 109 Maple street announce the Civilian C^onservation Corps’ re­ B A O ...... date of the attack was not given. Then, in ' the air conditioner, engagement of their daughter^ time and good nature going ^ aercen show is playing thla com- vival after the war for employ­ "The 88-miUimeter anti-tank bi.dgehcad destroyed 31 tanks, Buildings and- a Jetty at Kyauk- the bomben the R. A. F. sent Lifrge forces of German para­ searchers found Some meat a Bendix ...... '.. against'^ Germany. Miss Agnea Dorothy Dziadus, to Washington before he has can-; thg Friday. Saturday and Sunday ment of youths' and demobilized |nma the Germans uaed were terrl- most of them in fighting at close pyu al.so wee^ bombed and a fire chute troops have been reported studio poUcethan had placed there onljrot th? Air-Conditioned State s Beth StI ...... quarters." Canadians formed a "large pro- James J. Romayko, son of vossed the government agencies servicemen, the government has 1 flc. We couldn't match them. Boeing A ir p ...... was started at Kalewa, where "in­ concentrated on Crete. long aqo for safekeeping. It was near his home. Theater, Hartford. B u t' tremendous reinforcementa German dive-bombers were said tense anti-aircraft fire was en­ ppftion of the striking force," J. Romayko of Tunxis A-vemte drafted a four-year conservation Borden ...... In the actual desert fighting to have beCn a meal for the studio Windsor. Conn. The Army buys coffee in Jersey There are , midnight stage from this country—superior tanks, to ha\'e attacked Russian artillery countered," the' communique add­ headquarters of the Royal Cana­ program to employ 6.000,000 men. Can Pac ...... yesterday, action was confined caL The cat got fresh meat and It is understood tha marris City (not in Washington), canned and screen shdw^s this week-end, The plan, it was disclosed to­ guns—kre reaching ua out there batteries on the Rybachl peninsuia, ed. Ail British planes returned dian Air Force aaid, revealing that mainly to arrillipry fire at the and I- am extremely hopeful of the Cerro De P ..;.. at the extreme northern tip of the at least four Canadian squadrons the studio got fresh air. will take place in September. g o c ^ in three or four centers I not one Friday midnlght^and.Jhe other day, has been filed with- the Na­ from these expeditions. northern ehd of the front west of on Sunday thidnight,'' lMUi' shows J___ L result." Ches A O h ...... bhttlefront. , —. —------/ took part in the new blast at the in Washington), and ao it goes. tional Resources and Planning Chrysler ...... El Alamein, it waa reported. Tha some la true of other agencies. starting at 1:15 a. m. Oik Friday ChurchUl said that there was no The destruction of 829 Russian Ruhr. CoaaUU R«ad« Target* Board. It was drawn’ by CXX? American fighter plane that com­ CbiGas A El . airplanes in' operations from- July A haphazard trip to Woahingtop the shows are co'nHnuous through Director J. J. McEntee at the di- Coml Inv Tr- .... The night assault followed a Oiastal roads west of El Ala­ is apt to miaa the mark-. Try your midnight, and you may come any­ pared to the efficiency of the Ger­ <1 to July 20 was reported in the Inflation Curb aeries of evening Sweeps against mein also came in for attention r^tion of Federal Security Ad- man Measerschmitt lOft-F but that Coml Solv .. j . i!. war bulletin which aaid 640 of home region first. time. On Sunday, the doors for mlnistrat^or Paul McNutL the coastal districts of occupied from the RA.F. as Nasi Field L O C K I N G ^ American long rangfe bombers did Cotnwlth Edis . theae were shot down in air bat­ THE MANCHESTER Whom can I aee at home? Sev­ the midnight show open at 12.01 McEnttfe,. who ia aurperviaing Cons A ir e ...... Parley CaUed France and • Belgium by many Marshal Erwin Rommel moved up eral agencies offer helpful service a. m. a better Job than done by any Ger-' tles. 62 by anU-aircraft Are, nine 4 reinforcements of infantry in liquidation o f .(he corps, said in Cons Edis ...... squadrons of fighters. Moving in aa "atcerlng committees" for the As usual, there . are late stage man bomber. by Army unlU, and the rest on the to their targets at a low level, trucks. The motorised infantry PUBLIC MARKET event of a poet \Var CCC the plan GRS-TnNK^ "Remember, I'm talking about Cons Oil ...... ground in atUcks oh alrflclds. (Coott^H^ Fren Page Om ) huaineasman. They don't buy shows Saturday and Sunday, 10 p. could be revised to utilize 3,000,- Cent Oil D e l ___ they attacked enemy troop trans­ waa described aa “badly Aspers­ goods themselves, but they know /riD/irw Xvity cor thoold hava ono. Pro* m. at the Air-Conditioned State what has happened in the past few The communique sAd 70 planes ports and gunposta. ed.” OOO men for eight, years o f 1,000,- weeks—and yo.ur production here Cont Can ____... who does. Here are a few of them: Theater, Hartford.' vents tkiovea tnm staattag gaao* were lost dulhng the same period. many., persons familiar with the , During the day yesterday, tar­ "Many direct hits were scored 000 men for 24 years to ‘‘take and back in Britain la remedying Com Prod . .... incr^uingly-difficult -task o f con- Doportment of (Commerce—The care of whatever emergency may Una avr an eon. cioniiii ntia b«r- D el.L 'A W n ___ gets in northwest Germany were anu fires started" on enemy post-’ For Thursday—Spedal Values regional offices in each of the that situation, fast,” he aaid; ^ ..... 1 trblllng prices said that the mes­ tlcns and Axis vehicles, the com- Rationing Rumor Causes Bush exist." “The Spitfire 5 fighter, for instance, Du j,Pont...... sage probably would treat on wage attacked by single- bombers. Federal Reserve Bonk cities are is a superior plane now reaching Eastman Kod .... Amerlcaiis Play Part niunlque reported. The air action available to ' advise buainesamen , Ardmore, Okie., July 22.—(J>)— stabilization and further retalia­ ranged over the entire 40-tnlle bat­ Native Broilers...... lb. 39c E«ypt.'' Elec A u to -L ...... Local Stocks tion of farm prices. American ESgle.squadron fight­ on all manner of problenna in- Someone heard tbat gasoline ra­ DeepSat OU W'eD Projected i H a u R tle line and at dusk, bombers at­ Native Chickens foy Frying'or Roasting, medium size Erie RR C t ___ ’. Flat No On Wage Freezing ers had a part in the evening at- volvlag relations with the Feder­ tioning vvoa due to sweep into Gen Elec ...... taeka on the occupied diatiicta tacked veblclea m the aauthsrn ...... each $1.39 al government. Houston, Tex., July 22.—(P)— Fumiahed by Pntnam and -Co. The-president replied with a flat sector. ■ Oklahoma overnight The rumor Gen Foods ______6 Central Row, Hartford no when asked at the press con­ and one Eagle pilot officer named Fresh Cut-up Fowl for a nice chicken aalad.. . . .ea. $1.29 Seorea ot Offloea In Nation spread oo fast, that oepres of mo­ The deepeat oil well in Texas has Rebates May Gen Mot ___ __ Taylor, whose home addresa Wae Two Axis planes were shot down , Office of War Information— been projected in Old Ocean field Insurance ference whether he intended to in air fights during the day. Special On Rib Lamb Chops ...... lb. 45c torists rushed to service staUons Goodyear T A R Bid "freeze wages" and advised his given only as Oregon, waa wound­ What used to be the U. S. Infor­ throughout the night, n n d rem­ in Brazos county. . Harrison and A ^ ed ed in the leg by a machine-gun Bombers Batter Tobruk Chuck Beef Ground...... lb.35c Be Tax Angle Int HarV ...... Aetna Caiualty ... 121 126 questioner to wait for the message mation Service has scores of of­ nants of the rush were still strag­ Abercrombie, ■ oil operators indi­ Int Mer Mar .... bullet. Pbyeiciana said he would H. -A. F. bombers continued to Lower Round Ground ...... ;.... .lb. 39c fices iKSttered serosa the country. Aetna Fire ______48 50 when asked if intended to suggest bitter Tobruk, Rommel's supply gling up to the pumps at dawn. cated in a permit form on file with Int N ic k ...... Aetna Life .... 27 that pongress take that step. not be out of action Ipng. | Sausage Meat, our own m ak e...... Ib. 29c Specialist^ on the ways of govern­ Gasoline still Is unrationed and the Railroad OommlMion that tha - and it’s Really WashdUle! (Ooatiiioed from Page One) 20 port in Ubya. Int Paper ...... Automobile ...... 34 36 Mr. Roosevelt would say only Aa the bombers swept out over Tender Western Calves’ Liver...... Ib. 49c ment fire in these offices to advise abundant. well would go to 14,000 feeL Int T A T ...... tl)e channel last night, official Long-range fighters, scouting l t r » A V a A $ 1 clined to lower other corporation Conn. G eneral...... 25 27 that the message would go into over the Mediterranean, encount- Johns - Man .... Hartford Fire .... 85 ; 87 the cost of living which he de­ sources msde known that the R. taxes from the 45 per cent its Jones A Lau .. . A. F. Ferry Command had com­ eied an Italian bomber off Sidi A FRESH SHIPMENT OF SEA FOOD FROM BOSTON Ways and Means Committee origi­ Hartford .Stm. Boil 43 .47 scribed as the first real domestic Barrani and shot it into the aea. - Kennecott ...... National Fire .... 53 55 >i pioblem in carrying on the war. pleted safely 995 out of every FISH PIER »M )f, ^ eW»**2Sj nally had recommended to the 40 1,000 of its flights of American- Five British planea .failed to re­ Ligg A .My B . . . Phoenix ...... 83 85 Anxious to know whether it Halibut — Mackerel — Fillet of Haddock — Etc. Mm* pel cent it subsequently suggested. Lockheed Alrg ,. built bombera and ‘flying boats turn frjm their widespread mis­ • 'TMa im K . e 1 m. System Of Ueductiena Travelers ...... 395 415 could actually ti^e a long-sought sions yepterday. [ 6 M L 0 N Loew's ...... Park UtlllHee formal receasi or remain technical­ across the Atlantic in the last 12 ^ c r w i n n fs proposal to increase thhse Mont Ward ...... montha. FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES f / • M B rates to 100 per cent and 50 per Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 264’ ly on ' duty while committee 1200 Y A R D S JUG Nash - Kclv .... Conn, Pow '...... 3 0 ', studied the president’s suggeS- Air Chief Marshal Sir Charles Claims Axis Holds Edge Nice Ripe Cantaloupes____r ...... ea. 15c; 2 for 29c g " * Irenran Mfftk. cent, the Senate committee mem­ Nat Bisc ....'..,. ■ • V Hartford El. Lt. . . . 46 tiona. Congress adopted a “ wait Portal in a congratulatory mes­ Large Green Peppers for Stuffing...... Ib. 15c ber said, probably yould be ac­ Nat Ca.sh Reg . sage to the Ferry Qommand last In Aerial Combat FIRST QUALITY — FIGURED companied with a system of com­ Hartford G as ...... 23 and aee" attitude. However, many Native Green Beans . . f ...... ; .2 qts. I5c Nat Dairy ...... S. N.'E. Tel. Co. . . . 110 - night on the eve o f its first anni­ Rome (From Italian Broad­ Shcul. I prehensive deductions which would members already had slipped away Fresh Green Peas ...... 2 qts. 25c voptf I \uiml4a hmt ! Nat Distill Unit. Ilium. Shs. .... 38'i quietly from the capital. versary, said "You are playTng a casts), July 22—(g>)—Axis airmen •(■ften the long-range effect on I N Y Central .... most important part in building m reM a I* husiness. Western Ma.ss. .... 16's Baalr Act Deficient were declared by the lUlion high Fancy Onions...... 5-lb. mesh bag 25c It r Nor Am C b ...... up the strength of the R. A. F. yd. These might include, he said, Industrial While hesitating to comment in command today to have held the Northern Pac .... May your second year be as suc­ edge in aerial combat over Egypt GLO-SHEEN Acme- W ir e ...... 19 advance of the message, aome provision for corporations 'to in­ Packard ...... cessful as your first." yesterday while lively ortiUery THURSDAY GROCERY SPECIALS vest a portion of their earnings in Am. Hardware ,... 21 Senators and House members said DECORATORS’ FABRICS Pan Am Alrw . . . Arrow H A H cm. .. 35 duels and patrol work marked the non-negoUable, non-interest bear­ privately that the baaic price con­ UNDERPRICED j Param Piet ...... Billings A Spencer . 2\ action aground. Evaporated ing bonds which would become trol act had proved deficient be­ Four Torpedo • Milk, Royal Shortening, 100% Pure Patino Min ...... Bristol B ra ss...... 36 "Seven Hurricanes and two Cur­ backgrounds 12% payable after the war. He said the Penn R R ...... cause it omitted wage control and Scarlet, Vegetable, Royal Scarlet, or ALMOST » for f B Gal. question of allowing deductions for Colt's Pat. Fire *.... 64 Speedboats Sunk tiss planea were shot down . by »sf» Pepsi. - Cola ..... did not regulate adequately the German flg b te ro ^ d two Spitfires 3 tall cans . 1-pound 0 ^ # a A L L COLORS the amortization of debts and for Eagle L o c k ...... 0>i top prices of farm products. Others Berlin (From German Broad­ 23c Phelps Dodge . . . Fafnir Bearings ... 98 by Italian fighter^" the high com-'' TARGETS payment of life insurance pre­ said that, especially In a con.gre*- casts), July 32—VPi— Light (3er- Phil Pet ...... 2 4 " D ia m eter. 5 " thick . ,$3.2S miums also would be studied. Hart and-Cooley . . . 100 man naval forces sank four Brit­ moad aaid. "Two other British air­ 3-pound ^ 1C Pub Sve NJ ...... HendeyMach.. cm. .’ 6 'j atonal campaign year, it would be craft crashed, hit by anti-aircraft i Purple Plums, Royal Scar­ TARGET FACES May ftiange Loog-Baage Rata Pullman ...... difficult to "control" wages or, ish torpedo speedboats and set It was pointed out that the re­ Land’rs Fr. A Clk. .- 25>i two others afire in an engagement batteries during on unsuccessful let, in syrup, coot 2 4 " .... 1.29 — 3 6 " .... 1.59 Radio ...... perhaps, ev.cn arrive at an agree­ raid on Tphruk." SHEftWl sult of such a p r o g i^ might New Brit. M. com. . 35‘ j in the Ehiglish Channel, Berlin 2 largest can s.. . i d # V TARGET STANDS Republic Stl ..... North and Judd . . . 84 ment on the broad term pf ‘‘stabi­ (The R. A. F. announced In (3alro Cake Flour, Royal Scarlet, RIckary reldinc THped. make the long-range ”tax on ex- lization.’' military sources said today. An­ Rey Tob B ...... Peck, stow A WU .. 7 that five Allied aircraft were miss­ Fancy, None Bet- y| Ntwtrr, sMAsrtsT Iren I^ge ...... JL «ess profiU only 80 per cent and Senator Russell (D-Ga) expreaa- other British ship described as a Savage Arms ... Russeli Mfg. Co. . . . 21 ing from widespread operations of Grapefruit, Royal Scarlet, PASTIL COLOSS Hand-Mode Lemenweed R .1S la H JS- the similar normal and surtax Sears Roeb ...... ed the aentimenta of many when gun speedboat waa reported tw , large pkg. .. I y C levies only 88 or 40 per cent. Scoyille ...... 22'i the day, and that two Axis aircraft whole segments. B ow s A t . Shell U n ___ .... he said that full price regulation rammed and sunk by a German While the Treasury thus would Silex Co...... 10 had been shot down m combat.) No. 2 can, 2 f o r .. ARROWS .. . .Ue m. and 8b an. Soconv - Vac , .. Stanley Works ,i... 40 wae virtually impossible .withou.t torpedo boat ' Fear of Crow Wenaded 35c Graham Crackers, Econo­ TEBB'S a ntw kind ot paint—mads paint any room, paint ovar' any tnria'ea receive pracUcally the full amount Sou Pac . . . . r . . . control of wsges. He said there (The British Admiralty an­ my Brand, a i w (■■ elite eie«a eit new airiaav, sfiMe* « all excess profits m the form do., p fd ,...... 29 "A raeonnatssonce aircraft of the Jl X from new ktnda el modern chemicals (including waUpaporl), with a tingle ceat Im *epa Aiw Gaare* eoA Olevw South Ry .. . ■...... was a difference between that pro­ nounced yestsrday the lots of one Immediate revenue, it would Tornngton ...... 2.5H Italian Naval sir arm, Intoroepted TODDY SPECIAL 1- pound box . that moks pMaihla oltegcthar differtnt Std Brands ...... Veeder - P.oot .,... 39 cedure and actual "freezing.” speedboat in an engagement in ot beautiful, durabla flat paint thai driat ■ w to paj back about 20 per cent over the eastern Mediterranean by 2- pound coRvanloncaa and oconoiaita fai paintingl Std Oil C a l...... New York Banks Last w#ek Senator Vandenberg the channel. The British said a three enemy fighters, shot down 1-Pound Can . . . J... .4.5c in an hour! All you n e^ ia KElI-tO N E OU. COOK STOVE after the war when corporations German supply vessel convoyed box ...... Std Oil I n d ...... Bank of N. Y...... 280 (R-Michl told the Senate, during one and returned to its base with >2 -Pound C a n ...... B r ^ , tU nnr KSM-TONK lets you and plain water'I.lnvMtigatal n*e4 a backlog to meet de- by smaller veaaeU waa atUcked I >mntii aMi percale la tep praaaed coodlUoM. Std OU N J ...... Bankers Trust...... 36>—William E. Unit Air L ...... etc. Bargla and Mias Hazel Del Beal of Continental 10^ trol watever and ao long as price Chicago— 01^ —Chicago’s future and a defanding Spitfire was ro- !■ A Variety Ot Bockgremda Unit Alrc ...... -Cbm {^change .... 32 control is not geared to wages:” Anaconda. Mont, met for the first • f Naval recruiU wIU sing and swing ported shot dov^ nmtt-Ttrts SUITABLE FOR Johnson Paint .Co, Unit eferp First National ____1080 Numerous House members ..have :tUne In SO years but recognized Unit Gas Im p ...... right through their enlistment pach other instantly. They were Guaranty Trust .... 221 been Inaerting statementa In the routine. Lieut. David Gpldenaon, 301 CiviHan Casualties • DRAPES 699 MAIN'STREET tELEPHONE 6854 V S R ubber...... Irving Trust ...... 9 ^ Oongreealonal - Record recently recruiting chief, said arrsdigements Vollatta, Molts, July 22.—(A V - IHXYIMII Married right asrajr. The engage- U 8 St««l ...... Manhattan ...... 14 i m m t, Bergln said, had lasted A2 , .'avoring wage control of some have bem arorked out with the CivUliuts stiffared 201 casualties In • BEDSPREADS Warner Br Piet ...... Manufaet. Tr...... 33.' kind, some of them backing the Lge. Pkg. 23c Paara Dependencies had postponed American Federation of R^dio this British Moditerranaan boas In 3 Cakes 23c T e x t i l e S t o r e 681 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER West Union ___ ...... N V. i ___ 65 Gore bill for rigid price, rent and June, it was announced today. The • VANITIES U a asarriage repeatedly but “ I've West El A M f g ...... Artlsta and the Chiemgo Federation A. L. Slucomb. Prop. ' Pub .1 . ■ '.f .... wage control which the House re­ oC Musiclana to provide a dally one incoosont Axis air attacks , killed Trlpphoue 6771 , stvttii^ letters from her for •Woolworlh ...... I Ti'.!.'Cuaqntee .... m DIAL 51.37, • SLIPCOVERS I t jivars.” M jected Isst year in favor of the hour shew hi the court house re- 54, oartaibaly injure^ 97 and slight­ 913 MAIN STREET NEXT TO THfi BANK Sherwin-Williams Paints HUee Bond A Sh (Chirb) JU. 8. .930 price control act now-In effecL. 'Tuitlng office. ly wounded 50. L

.-fr'".- .'X . "4 ; MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 194* PAGiE ELEl MANCHESTER EVEOTNC HERALD. MANCHESTF” CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY ± , 1943 ■ signed by the maninagement and taneously with carrying on the ed today that 28 persons had representatives of T«0i-: striking war. heaviest drowhlng toll for a __ T ank Ar seiiaL^ groups,' provides for a pliuit elec­ Germany Seen drowned in Connecticut waters summer month In the stats • SERIAL STORY ^ Florida^Barge Canal ‘"llie conciliation of these two since June 2l. It was believed the many years. Sunburn Days Trying to Win tlon as soon as. possible ts deter- phases,” he said, "is ths human Works^Aigaiii mine the bargaining agent. Medi As Still Alone greatness of the Atlantic charter Daily Radio Programs Manchester War ator Dudley said the UAW-AFL and the work of the great Preai- EMtera War Tine WiU Be Given avlUaa Defeoas Phoa* 2-0107 — RedXross Phoaa 6687 " Pay Increase BANNERS FLYINd Is CaUed Needless and UAW-CIO would both-ibe on dent Roosevelt, tending in Ameri­ 1 - the ballot .an i that the National Seltlci^ent of Differ- Labor Relations Board would be ca to the materialization of the BY AAARY RAYMOND comrHMHr. tMa. the government, he said. . Cuban Predicts Annihil hemispheric economy.’’ ■ * Sun-Tan Tubes to Aid Dr. Robert Knapp, vies chalr- Ben Eldredge, executive secretary / NM .antVICK. KfC. Ex'Congressman Miller ^ ences Over Smoking prevailed )_The land Bart had cracked up. If hi ,/-'the testimony of Charles Edison, the election. If a grievance is riot Vice-president of Cuba Dr. Gustavo Drowming Toll Heavy Wide World Srlenre Editor Lina Barstow, Roberta Robb and ornament nqw aa Stephen put the Fisher Body Division, idle for a disposed of within five working W(»r correspondent from derma ny Gertrude I-a.Shay; Precinct No. 2. Life Saving Pins and Emblems GIO United Steel Workers set out’ accelerator almost through the j had known these things, he 'woull Ex-Congressman William Miller Secretary of the Navy. week because of a strike precipi­ Guervo Rubio, told the Uons In­ N«w Torlc. July 22 — (Wide New York, July 22. When the not be feeling, so confident thal days, it win go to the War Labor ternational convention today that New Haven, July 22.— An augurated throughout the country but lack of World)—K 20-ye*r-old conductor where he had been interred since Nora McCleary and Myrtle have- heert received at Red Cross today to win 'for 400,000 employes i.'oor boards as he hurtled toward ot Wetberafield, addressing the I In conclusion Mr. Miller asked tated by workmen's amoklqg and Board, he said. Weather BuroSii.s get accustomed things would work Out. I tor a deeper regard for the Ameri­ "one day the humiliated people Associated Press tabulation show- li to direct the lummer eymphony, Dc/cember 7. is the gue.st speaker Wright; Precinct No. 3, A. Hyatt Headquarters for the following: <)f eight other steel companies the the plane plant. Manchester Exchange - Club la. ^ i6 6 6 He auffere< an.injury in a fail and Home Program: 3:30 Men of Jhe I'nited States October has pro­ Cooled Cnj^ine in La­ tically. Dad was rigiit. It wo* of our allies but In the current of years preceding her death last ./The ’strike-ending agreement. from a horae. Soprano Dorothy the Sea; 6 Weatern Five. Hill­ The union's 300-man policy A khaki-uniformed guard was UOUbUUITsTuLVI. NOS4 OSOfS duced more tan rays than any oth­ committee from plante of the going to bd good news. It must be! struggle we are not only, supplying January, Attorney George CT.' . lOmten and bass-baritone Lansing billies. MB.S 2:30 Kentucky er period of the year. , test Type of Focke* stehding in the road, waving him She, "flung the door wide. Jan the sinews of war for ourselves. Hatfield will substitute for him School: 3:30 Shady Valley Folks; Plah Rapped eight companies wStructed union to atop. Stephen threw caution V-ssner, counsel fo r. Symington, N O fiA S There never has been s national, Wulf ' 190 Fighter. officers at a conference yesterday and Stephen stood there — Jan " we are producing them for all and rf|f1see ly m n y see M^l^ei I I Q . . . Alvin Eteinkopf, returned AP 5:30 Quaker City Frivolities. year-round., long-time record of put the window as he tramped on looking weary, like a wan Cln- convoying them to all fronts. stated today,-He"had asked for ------4,------to demand new contracts from the the foot brake. The wheels locked 52.066; ' the variBti'ons in these special firms which would provide the derella who had been doti-n among No Immedlato Ass^t THRILLING! rays from the sun. The new tubes By Bill Bonl Wijinen Voters Assert It and tires shrilled os they skipped the cinders. But in spite of the Former Congressman Miller quo­ Following the filing of the ac­ Wide W orid MlUtery Editor wage boost, a maintenance of and akidded over the concrete. 1080 are built for that special purpose D o€« Not Operate to union contract clause and a smudges and the queer, plain frock ted from the repoit. of the U. 8. count by Mr. Symington, Attor­ WTIC and the lamp division of The New York,-July 22.—Two events The car bounced, swerved once, she waa wearing, Jan waS radi­ Army Chief' Engineer, In charge of neys William J. Shea and Harold Kilocycles WDRC Kilocycles ^ ” 60, check-off of dues, all awarded by straightened and—stopped. W es ting house Company an­ of recent weeks have revived the Good Advantage. * the WLB in the Little Steel case. antly lovely. ■ the survey of the Florida barge ca­ V. Garrity-were named by Pro­ POPULAR nounces toda'y that the U. S. "What the devil do you think The next moment Jan was tfli nal, that In hts opinion, with the bate Judge W. S. Hyije to settle INSPIRING! Wednesday, Joly 22 Weather Bureau plans to install old arguments of the alr*cooled Several other concessions were de­ this is?” the guard waa bellowing, best of luck It would take 36 Wednesday, July 22 Hartford. July 22—"The Wom­ manded. Including minimum daily Christie's anns, whispering peni­ the case which closed today on FOOD MARKET But walking is a'pleasure,'' and PM. H. them at 20 American stations. radial engine vs. the liquid-cooled but Stephen- Scarcely heard. The tently: “Oh, Christie, can you ever months, and In the speaker’s opin­ the annoinicement by the Man­ fespecially when your feet are S:00—The Story of Mary Marlin To Be Line of Stations in-line engine for combat planes— an behind the man behind the gun" guarantee of pay and almp^iflca- door was open and he Jumped ion the canal wrould be no asset to 3:00—David Hamm. tion of grievance machinery. forgive me?” And the next mo­ chester Trust Company that the [enjoying the comfort of one 8:15—Ma Perkins There will a line of these sta­ the Nazis' switch to an air-cooled being the order of the day. the put, running toward the scene ment, she was Surrounded by tha the N*tlon for a long time to claim w'as allowed. 3:15—News. engine in their latest-type Focke- To Reisumr Negotiations whefe the afpwd waa thickest. 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING' jo f odr many stylet, your fash- 8:80—Pepper Young's Family 3:30—Columbls Concert Orch. tions, the. report says, from the Connecticut League of Women arms of her parents. com*. The account presented by Mr. Meanwhil^ Murray reported What was going on there? He !ibn i senM l smugly < satisfied 8:45—The Right To Happiness 4:00—Davll Choskln's Orchestra. Gulf of Mexico Texas shore north­ Wulf 190 fighter, and the death Voters is determined to do its Inside, the sftory was told. By Mr. Miller spoke of his war ex­ Symington waa allowed by the “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” BEAUTIFUL! 4:00—Backstage Wlf4 ward through the plains states. over the English Channel last part to make this slogan a reality. that two "Lfftle Steel" companies', tvanted to look the other way. Stephen, with little Intenuptlon* periences and said that from a I about their ”ju4t right” cor-' 4:16—Victory Begins at Home. Bethlehem and Inland, had agreed There waa suffering here—lota of Manchester Trust Company, exec­ 4:15—;8UUa IMllas 4:30—Strictly Swing. That will give the first general week of Wing Commander Breri- For the past few months the Loa- by Jon. personal survey of Germany'after utor of the esute of Miss Parker. rectness, and your purse simp-', 4:80—'Lorenao Jones Idea of the north to south varia­ dhn (Paddy) Finucane of the R. A. guer'S activities have centered to meet union representatives next it. White-clad ' internes were 'The place was a mess," Ste­ the war. It waa his view that the 'ly jubilant over their modest'’ 4:45:—Newa. tions in tan rays. If such differr around arousing the public to the w’eek to re.surhe contract negotia­ kneeling beside inert bodies. Were Was to Got House 4:45—Young Wldder Brown 4:55—War Commentary. phen said soberly. "Nurses and last war could have been brought (price! Our shoes are tfiiily an ences exist. There will also be sta­ The Aeroplane, authoritative importance of the coming elec­ tions—a move w-hlch he sriid he they alhre? Stephen couldn't tell. to a more definite conclusion than Mias Parker had employed Mr. 5:00—^When A Girl Marries 5:00—Ad Liner — Musicaf Coop­ doctors had only been there a little Symington, a gardener, aa a Good Buys For Thursday 5:15—Portia Faces Life tions in New York, .at La Guardia British aviation journal, reports tions. Facta of concern td every interpreted as ' meaning that the Would he find Jan in this awful while, and they were giving first as it ended. He spoke of the high investihfnt!^ erative. field, and in Boston and Cam­ citizen have been revealed in a firms were .accepting the .WLB’s mess 7 , feeling existing among the youth handy man about her house and FINE 5:80—The Story Club wdth Jane 5:45—Ben Bimie. that the appearance of the Focke- aid right there. I looked ■ around had bought a house which Mr. Dillon bridge, Mass.. Wulf 190H with a-BMW-801 en­ Workshop on Absentee Voting decision. ,, "Here, carry this!’’ One of the and couldn’t find Jan. Then I of Germany after the war and QUAUTY 5:45—Dance Ifuslc 6:00—New's. These city points aim Ui find sponsored by the League. Repce- Oareiifce Randall, vice president nurses, popping out through the their firm conclusion that they Symington occupied with the un­ MEATY—SPRING j .^4^ DIAMONDS. 6:05—Sports. gine is likely to produce "a great went into the building at the left, derstanding that he would receive 5t55—Stand By America out how much of the tan rays are deal of trouble" for the R. A. F. sei.tatives of various women’s or­ of Inland, said a t . (Chicago, how­ opened doors of a waiting ambu­ I didn’t really expect to see her had been tricked by the Allies 1*^ S« in the ncwcii 5:00—News 6:15—Hedda Ho'pper. filtered out by city smoke and ganizations patticipated In ’ Die ever, that Inland had not decided lance. shoved a case of instru­ in ths Versailles treaty. the houM upon her decease. A Style MouaiCsg*. 6:30—Keep Wojrklng, Keep Smil­ Agree On One Point because l.t wasn't her department comptete account of all the work 5:15—Salon Orchestra dirt. Much of that sojt of work There are conflicting reports on Workshop. Realizing -the enormity what it will.do with reference to ments Into Stephen's hands. With­ “And then suddenly I saw Had Definite Plan 5 DAY ing. America. out waiting to nee if he were fol­ performed by the plaintiff was 6:80—Strictly Sporta has been done in past years, and it this Nazi development, but both of the absentee'vote in the coming the order of the Labor Board." her—;’’ The average (3ermar, he oald, Lamb Fores 5:45—Lowell Thomas, commenta­ 6:45—The World Today. usually showed that the degree of elections, due'to the thousartds of The union previously had an­ lowing, she ran for the gate. “And 1 saw him," Jan cried made no pretense to hide the .fact kept and upon thV death of Miss '7:00—Amos 'n' Andy. ' loss of tan rays was high. -But appear ,t0 agree on one point— electors in the military service and Stephen hesitated only a frac­ that they were arming with a Parker no provisions "were made $75.00 tor that, unless the British have new nounced acceptance. happily. "I rushed right into hla T:00—Fred Waring In Pleaaure 7:15—Glen MlHer. there were exceptions. those working in defense Indus­ Murray said he expected later tion of a moment,,then dashed arms.” definite plan to undo the wrongs in the will leaving the propertj' TENDER—JUICY ROLL 7:30—Records of Our Fighting equipment in operation of which tries out of atete, the League is after her. This must bs tb# place that lud been their lot coming which he occupied to him. Newest In Wedding Time they have given no detail so far, td arrange meetings 'with ’ the *'X guard came in,” Stephen SALE 7:16—News of the World Men. making a strenuous effort to help other two “Little Steel’ compan­ where the blast had happened. It continued, "and He yelled out: from the Treaty of Veraalllea and Bands ...... $ 6 .9 5 up 8:00—Nelson Eddy. the German fighter surpasses in make the absentee 'vote more ef­ was a low. flat, white building— the same feeling existed in great­ 7:80—Your Part In National De- sp«e - favored the League of Nations as III Price C o iitro l Draft Appeal readjusted. Or will be shortly, by i - ______4 ! SUMMER S:80^Program from New York Miss.*' Connectiept’s Absentee , Voting to tell him what part of the huge set up, with certain changes, hav­ Bridal Rings 9:30—Suspense. new R. A. F. types such as the Law. First, • Connecticut I's the ElmfCity Man plant it was. There'It waa! Over ing returned from service in 5:00—^Thoae We Love France confident that that war c.\uroRxi.\ 5i50—Mr. District Attorney lOiOO—Great Moments In Music. Prpairlential Ruling Giv­ Hawker T'j’phoon and the twin- only atate allowing absentee vot­ the door on this end — Wood­ Stanley Mott, of Hartford, was 10:30—22nd Letter. engined Westland Whirlwind, or ing in which the voter does not working Department. Stephen's More Chance waa a war "to end all wars,” The SNO-SHEEN 10:00—Kay Kyser*a College of Mu­ cast an actual ballot; the voter Shot in Arm failure of the League of Nations, in Manchester yesterday and , S A R D IN E S sical Knowledge 11:00—News. en on CluHHifleation of the newly-improved Spitfire. Mean- kneys almost failed him as a wave made arrangements to come .again $ 3 9 - 5 0 Set WhUe the FW-190H is given a 2I> must use an "instructions to vote" the failure of certain signators of * IN>TOMATO S.AITE CAKE FLOUR ‘ ’ 11:00—News 11:06—Sports.. of relief ihade him giddy. He tvas next Monday a t’ which time a FOOTWEAR form which does not . even list the Kellogg-Brland pact to respect 11:15—Dinning Sisters Trio 11+10—News Analysts. Brifitol Man. to 25 mile-per-hour edge over the standing inside now, . looking To Live Seen board will be set up to assist In 11:15—Dance orchestra. present "Spits" and Hurricanes. candidates. This listing is not pos­ Polireman Shoots After around. Jan wasn't in this depart­ that treaty, the Disarmament Large OO.* Matched in Beauty I 11:80—Paul Martin and Hla Music sible because the three weeks Conference and the-London Econo­ price regulation. This comiriittee, ; ; Lb. can '10c U^W^News and Baseball Scores 11:30—:Danoe' orchestra. Bristol, July 22.—(>P)—By order It achieves much of - this ment. Thank God! it was decided today, will be pick­ Package i | 12:00—News. through the new engine, first air­ elapsing between nominations and Going to Home Being But she was. The sight of her— Doctors* Perform Oper* mic Council to outlaw war was Unmatched in Value I of President Roosevelt, the Bristol elections is too short.s time to al­ explained by the speaker. ed from the Merchants’ Dlbi.41on of 12:10—Essex House Orchestra Draft Board has been instructed to cooled ty)8i the Germans are Wrecked. the blessed sight of Jan. Alive — the Manchester Chamber of Com- Whites and 2 Tones low for printing and distribution unhurt. And more than that, Jan ation to Let Sfitched Allowed to Critirize ,CAMAY , 12:80—Log Cabin Farms Orches­ Tomorrow’s Program continue Lordy C. Michaud in known to have put in a fighter of a true ballot. . Mr. Miller stated that e v ^ ' tnerce. It wUl be given all of the P . & G . (Not All Sizes In Any Ixii.) tra A. M. - Cla.ss 2B. and apparently already in quan­ bravely busy; right .there Inside Heart Act Freely. ^ citlaen has the right to .'criticize necessary Information on carrying Secondly, our absentee vote is New Haven, July 22—(/lb—: A the smoky room. Stephen thought 18:55—News 7:00—News. As a result of the ruling, Ml-, tity production. Part of the not secret for two reasons; 1. the the acta of members of Congress, nut the rules governing the en­ ' S O A P SOAP- 7 ;10—Shoppers Special. credit, however, also appears due young man, who was reported by h* had never seen anything quite chaud .will remain a war Woj^ier at official administering the oath to Sergt. James A, Dinnan of the New Y.ork, July 22.—(fi>)—Life’* Minting out that the resifiit forcement of the law and this com­ Toinorrow's Program 7:40—Organ Interlude. the factory of the Taft-Pierce-icpm- to painstaking manufacture of the so sweet and gallant os Jan, with mittee. when named, will be so di­ I the elector cannot avoid seeing the New Haven police,, to have been iMUance swung to the good side for attempt on the part of -Congress AJI. 7:45—Tuckels. pany in Providence, R. I. X , entire plane, with particular em­ vote; 2. the two electors of dif-i her sleeves rolled '„up, her face to pass a pension law for the leg- vided aa to assist merchants in all ’ > 3 bars 20c • 7:55—News. '. phasis on the elimination of any shouting “How about the Army sooty. Stanley Kolbusz today'Sfter physi­ I 2 bars 9c 5:00—Rsveiile, Agricultural News Several weeks ago Col. Ernest ferent political parties, who must and the country" was shot In the -islators as ill-sdvised but there parte of the tow-n in the work that Kali-sten-iks 5:25—News 8:00—News of dhe World. A. Averin. —Law­ ' GIANT PKG. . , ___ 63c 5:15—World News Roundup Michaud was classified lA orig­ from it alone the Focke-Wulf may more practical method of absen­ me." 19-year-old Holyoke, Mass., v(ar GI.ANT PKG...... 6.3c . 5;’80—Women's Radio Bazaar 9:15—The Radio Reader. inally, hut when he repotted at get an additional five or 10 miles tee voting, but realizing this smashing up his house. cal syatems. rence W. Hall will operate a spe­ ( ► 2 LGE. P K G S...... 45c with Nan Clarke Dinnan rushed to the scene on plant worker had seven stltchea The party In power. — the cial bus service with a atation wa­ 2 LGE. PKGS...... 4 5 c 4 [ 9:30—Burl Ives, songs. Hartford for an Arrpy physical ex- per hour. .change cannot be effected with­ taken In his heart Saturday in an 5:55-rProgTam Parade 9:45—Thus We Live. amlnatioh It was discovered he.had .Much Attention to Detail out legislative action, members of a complaint and upon aeeing the Mr. .Colton had. arrived in majority p a ^ of any period In gon transporting workers from- Dorothy Dodd ^ a .9:00—Rhythms.of the Day 10:00—Valiant Lady.^ rgan in a window "asked him to town, and had- hurried home. operation during whlchTiia own this eouptry*-1> charged with the Sterling to the Wauregan-Quine- a minor ailment which had to ’le There is no indication any­ the Workshop agreed the practi­ blood, gushing fronv-''uie woiind, f 5:16—Food Newa 10:15—Stories America Loves. overcome befdrrf Tils, acceptance. where that the Germans are run­ cal approach is to make the mo4t be peaceful. Hollis let him in, and he rushed aomlnlstratlon of federal func- baug Mills, Inc., In Wauregan, ( Sunkiat Oranges Native Cucumbers , 5:80—Aunt Jenn/s R«al Ufe 10:30—-Xtown Brush Ckeek Way. effective uae poesible of the “in­ '^ e man hollered oomething, past Christie at the door. waa tranfused ba^"lnto his vslna. tihas and tha minority party, by town of Plainfield. The Public UUI- While waiting to be recalled' Mi­ ning shy either of skilled man­ "Where’* your mother?” he’ Doctors at g r a h a m hospital * 35c Doz. 5c Each * ' and Mode Arts «p^*yo Stories 10:45—Sympbonettes. chaud obtained a ^ b in the Proi'ii power or of essential materials. structions to vote" form we now Dinnan said, then proceeded to the oama token, acta as' a guard Itlea- Commission has autborized $6.50 Values. break windows and do other dam­ asked anxiously, and then not said then tjuit he had a 50-50 Mr. Hall to provide this service as 5:45—Music WThlle You Work 11:00—Maty Lee Taylor. dence factory, which applied for The BMW-801 engine Itself la put have. Every citizen can do hla {wrt over the .party In power to "keep - Large Sweet Melons i^ N N lS T fH ,10:00—Bass Johnson in making this effecDve by get­ age. waiting for an answer, etrode Into chance to UVe, and held to this be­ them on their toes." a war emergency measure. He will - Onions 11:15—Fletcher Wiley. his temporary. deferment on the, together with exceptional atten­ the living room. Chrietie, follow­ lief even' after double pneumonia 10:15—Bachelor’s Children' 11:30—Bright Horizons. grounfi that he was a skilled" tion to detail—more so. In some ting aa much information as pos­ . Break Down Door After giving a definition of an cover three shifts, also picking up < ’ 25c Each 10 Lb. Bag 39c < \ 10:8(L-Help Mate sible concerning . possible candi­ Dinnan then broke down a door ing, saw him take the sodden litUe set tn Monday. laolatlonlat and Interventionist as workers Iri Mooaup and (!>ntral l*iiobl» •I'll mS! 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Stories. worker. , respects, than our own manufac- ball that waa here mother's hand­ 10:45—Longmlre Reports 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. dates to the electors who are out with the aid of other officers and ftemoyed Fyoqi Oxygen Tent related to tha acta of member* of VUlag*. ' Appeals to President ^ ’ facturers would care to pay or kerchief, cast it aside, and wipe Last night the youth was re­ Air Treds 11:09—Road Of Life P. M. The local board denied tbS' ap­ consider worthwhile—and - ^owa of the state and thereby clarify­ was about to ascend a staircase,, Congress with resprot to the cur­ 11:16—Vic and Sade ing the issues on the home front he said, whAi an oil stove landed tha tears from her cheeks with moved from an oxygen tent long rent wrar legislation in Congress, 12:15—Big Sister. peal, but the Hartford Appeal excellent workmanship. his own. $3-98 '11:80—^Against the Storm 1-2:30—Romance of Helen Trent. Board gave him a'six-months de­ to those on the war front. nearby. enough fo f a 30-minute operation Mr. Miller stated that whatever It is bredited variously with “What’a all the excltefhent to remove from the pericardium, and Carolyn’s 11:45—David Harura * 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. ferment. At the end hf the six 1.580 to 2,000 horsepower. While Looking up, he aald, there atood might have been the acts of legis­ 12:00—Little Show a man with a sledge hammer in about?" heT’spoke briskly. “Jan's or sac enclosing the heart, ac- , lators previous to Deo. 7, 1941, It $5.00 Values. pUEEN MARY 1:00—News. months'MIchaud applied for anoth'-. U. S. manufacturers are known gone—over In Lakeville, probably: PM. 1:05—The Inside Page". er deferment. Although the appeal -one hand and a crowbar in. pie cumulated fluid Which physicians «l was not fair now to tag on any to be producing radial engines of Quarter Million At, soipe canteen, maybe-and the said had been hindering the heart ' !!* cotor 12:15—Luncheonalres 1:15—Women in. White. board granted- him another six- better than 2.000 horsepower, other. ’ , r man the title of laolationist;^ ».**?*•* ** "olcb *l<^' ^4iu»iohJ» By this time a part of balus­ house is upside down." action. the Congress to date hr all of one *X»?am. ' The Bntisb, in favoring liquid- all-out production. New England's patting, her ahoulder. ."You’ve 2 :0 0 - Wrightville Sketches 2 45—Life -pan Be' Beautiful. last night, the-local''Draft Board Dinnan ,.whlppe<} out his gun facte about the activlttea of their cooled engines, have done so be­ nine major war industries must and shot twice. been a dam good mother. You!ve Opportunity provides more than the 7:15—Medley 'nme. Hal Kolb, or­ said that Gen. Louis B. Herahey. cause i| doesn't have the air­ spoiled the children too muph. npreMntatlves in Congress before ganist National Selective »er\-ice direc­ hire s quarter of a million workers The young man went to a hos­ No OppoBliioii ' forming an opinion and not to de­ ■ •• Coif ■ ’ . cooled's large frontal area and by May, 1943. John F. Hardy, re­ given them too much—let them proverbial one ehanee when it romes,tp 2:30—Concert Miniatures tor, pointed out that there was a pital wrlth a wound in the arm. have their way. That's a)l.” pend exclusively upon columnists Shipyard to Cut thus lends itself more ’eaidly to gional social security director, or radio commentators as their saving. ~ 2 :4 ^ D a y Dreams with Bud shortage of skilled help to run ma­ streamlining. On the other aide said today. During the acuflle, ths. young “Do you realljr think ab, Chris?" For Incumbents Active Maids Rainey chines making armament. msn's father appeared. sole source of information in this is the aigument that the air­ With recruitment of at - least Mrs. Colton had raised her face respect. $2*79 Working Force cooled pdwerplant is considerably 50,0()0 women from the labor re­ He suggested that be might., be and wia etaring at him, hopefully. able td bring hla son away. It- “Of courM I do, Eleanor,^ his Lansing, Mich., July 23—(JP)— - He urges members to send a Perhaps you haven't been very sue* and Crusiers less vulnerable. serve enough workers can be sup­ latter to the Clerk of the House $4.00 Value. / ROSALIE Veteran Goes First Aid Station .Air-cooled engines have brought plied to meet war industry needs failed. voice was unexpectedly tender. U. S. Sepator Prentiss M. Brown in this region In the next 10 In a flash of understanding, or Senate for full and complete cPfisfiiUat saving in the past but as long Wilmington, Calif., July 22.—(J»i their planes home tt^en with an (b-Mich), Democratic Gov. Mur­ particulars concerning a legisla­ « To ar Again ,—The .California Shipbuilding Cor­ entire cylinder blokm away. Pad­ months. Hardy estimated. The U. Army Can Fumih Christie thought: Tliey've had ray D. Van Wagoner and hia run­ tor's acts Ir Oo: ’ as your earning power rontiiiues you can I’..;- : Z: Place for Kittens dy Finucane. on the other hand, S. JEmpIoyment Service had re­ their petty quarrels—Iota of them ning mate, Lieut. Gov. Frank Mur­ poration. o second largest In the ported 200,000 seml-akUled and un­ —during good times. But trouble, The speaker gabo^a lengthy ex­ always start anew. ‘ went down in the English Chan­ phy, were without opposition from’ planation of the e ffd ^ made to nation, will reduce the number of nel because a stray Nazi machine- skilled workers seeking Jobe. Transport Planes emergencies bring them close to­ .within their own patty today as Summer, Sport Footwear Waterbury, Julv 22— Pri­ Stratford. July 22 '.TV-It must TTie. social security director's es­ gether; The country was like the fc 'tlfy the island of Quam and re­ vate Harold Newell, a bit heavier its'Employes by about 25’ per cent. gun bullet pierced the radiator of the lists closed, for Micjiigan'a futed tb* teetlmony circulated In Administrative 5Ianoger J. M. have been feline intuition that his llqiltd-cooled motor and thus timates wore in a letter to 1,600 family. All th^dlsagreemenU, the September primary. The earning power of many people MASTEB and balder than when he 'fought sent Mat>’, the ' plane factory's leaders of labor and industry In Long Beach, CMif., July 32—(fib differences that put sections of Bbme quarter* that Congress had and: Keddettes ’ the Germans at Vimy Ridge and Harfield said- the tapering .off—a disabled it. —Brig. Gen. Harold L. George van Wa'goner's rival for the refused to fortify, our far-Pacific three month proce.ss -would com­ mascot cat. scurrying from her New England. He reported the this big, viCal land into opposing governorship, Republicati ** Secre­ Is at thej^ighest peak it has been in many ««poniie, ••N color, Cam'biai 28 years- ago’, went off to usual haunt in the Vought-Sikor- nine major , Industries, employing said today the Army cou)d furnish camp* were being forgotten, outpost, now lost to Japan. . war again today. ply with plans of the MarlUme tary of State Harry F. Kelly, and He said that there never had sky cafeteria to the plant first aid , more than 800,000 persons In pro-* the commercial airlines all the shoved aside now that peril faced ■lx Republican congressmen like­ yeaw. Make the most of this oppor* Again in the’ uniform .of the i:ommission and the War Produ*w station Just before she broqgbt ‘ Parisian Classical long range, four-engined trans­ been a request submitted to Con­ Canadian Army. Newell turned tlon Board. These plans, he ffiid, auction in New England, estimated the nation.. wise were headed for unepnteeted' tunity by raving and depositing in thii ’ $X*89 and $2*19' four tiny kittens Into the world * a 30 per cent increase in employ­ port type planes they could' fly , Her thoughts winged out towarQ nomination^ gress by the Navy Department, •vez to his two eldest sons the call for a standard of production last Wednesday. Actor Is Dead ment by May, 1943. and maiiitaln in carrying men and u s President or any other group saaponsibillty of canng for his based on the amount of raw' ma­ 'Bart. If he were only b ^ , now, It has bren 33 years since a bank and buy U. S. War Bondi and ^ORENCi Mary must realize that all new­ suppliea ail over the world. she could turn to him with such Michigan Republican’s first bid asking for tha fortification of family of a wife and six children. terial sent to this and otjier yards. borns need medical attention; for General George, head of ths Air Guam. In 1937 a board eras ap­ Stampa. And sU-year-old Zone Newell John A. Cone, executive, vice- ■Vichy, Unoccupied France, July a paaelon of understanding. Only, for the gubernatorial nomination m *4 r o d I m- the week tha\ followed every Transport Command, .. arrived yoq couldn’t bridge a chasm as pointed to mak* a study of our 10% Off Thorgood Sandals and White Ties taM how the family felt president of the corporations, pre­ time the mother cat and her young 22.—ipi—George Berr, 76, Parlelon HuUWiU Speak waa unconteeted, and 26 years Paclflc defense butpoats and cer­ “My Mommy and my brothers classical actor, died In Paris, It from Washington for a three-day wide aa a love for another woman. since Mlbhlgan Democrats were viously had,' said that ship produc. were returned to the cafeteria she conference with the chiefs the tain others in the Oerribbeen. of for Misses and Children 5|i4 and I—“ said Zane. -we re tlon would be cut to a jteady level was'announced here last night. With a gUnca at Cbrlatie's white without contests for the nomina­ and the kittens made their way command’s seren fencing divi­ face, Mr. Colton aald glmtly: “Chin which Admiral Hepburn Tvas ‘ T8MM afraid. Ws know Ood wiu rather than be maintained on s back to t|ie ftrat aid station. At the age of 56 A r r M t the Oh War Sitnation tions for governor, lieutenant gov* citairman, and after an extenaive .watah over him and send. him spurt and decline basis.' theater to become a musical come­ sions. ’ ' up, ChrUtie. You and your mother etiior and U. S. senator. •ataty back to us.“ "It must be my bedside man­ Enlarging upon hla previoualy are taking - Jan’a adventure too ■tudy a report waa returned stat- mRBOIDS ner," oaid Dr. W. J. Gallo, the dy playwright He wort the grand htg that if the island of Guam The former automobile machsn- Washington. July announced plan of giving the -air- eerioualy. She'll be back and Woolfioa Named Om>***» factory physician, In referring to prize of the Freach stage when rstary of SUte HuU wlU tell the lines all the business they could were to be made a "Paclflc Oibral* la aaki be made up hte mind “right Spotted T}-pbus Increases Mary’s preference for medical only 20 yean old and two score maybe feeling a lot better for a • ftV Faar) Harbor'*^ to Join the nation of ths serlouaneas ot the liandle under contract. Oentral glimpse of a different type of ex­ Hartford. July* 22 — (fi>j—Brig. tar” It would coat from $180,000,* Savings Bank headquarters, . ' j years thereafter was. a t the top of war in a radio speech Thursday 000 to $200,000,000 to complata Aiaay and that he would prefer Bern. July 22— Dispatches his profession in thh field of George said the Army would des­ istence. How about 'fixing a cup Oen. R.' B. Delacoiir, adjutant gen­ ta fight with the American forces, frpm Sofia to the Budapest news- between 9:30 and 10:15 p. m„ e. ignate the routes to be flown by of tea for your mother and me t eral of Connecticut, announced to­ the necezaary fortlfleatlon*. Washing Windows Leigal Now classic drama; w. t., over all networks. ■ Step Was Disapproved ceinius&’'soH hut that because he still was a paper Pester Lloyd reported today each, bqth In this country- and I mean fix it yourself. It will give day the appointment of Joseph J . INC Canadian ritlxcn be was not eligi- In 19^5 he startled the theater President Roosevelt, announc- It was Indicated that anything Matthew Wior that cases of spotted typhus had fjPi over' the world, and might furnish you something to do. It's good for Woolfson,. press secretary for (3ov- Ma to anlist In the United States Dehver— —It’s legal now to world by retiring from the theater In* the broadcast yesterday, oald than this amount spent sxna Manchester JEWELER increased sharply in ^rbian vil- wash windows in Denver between ot young Army officers astOO-pUots. pebple to use thsir bands and feel arnor Huresy, aa a captain of in­ 'THE STORE OF QUALirr Army. to boMme co-«uthor such muajU he eonaidered the speech On able He said he had given the air­ sometimea. Maybe that's why Jan fantry, Connecticut State Guard. rirlmarlly OB-'fortlflcatlona would 977 -MAIN ST. MANCHESTER •ages. necessitating the vse'ein^inn 7- a. m. and 7 p. m. Old-timers rt- -cal' comedy pieces a^ "The FUrt,’ ’ . be wasted. wasted This step was diaap- White Newell Is away his smu, of whole communities along • the and conclusive summary. It Will lines until Dec. 81 to complete ran out." Ha waa aaeigned to the general I — X“ y v e O m P M E liT [. > artran>. 18. David. 17. will be called the prdlnance,"'Just repealed, "Azaia" and "Madame Bother «t describe, he saidj how serious the i proved as contrary to the policy of ...... ^ ENRUS OFFICIAL WAT.'h OF F a v : . - l ^ Bul^rian frontier region opposite w’ss passed in|J892 to prevent slop­ their plans, which would, not In­ "All right, Dad,” Christie eald, brigade staff. ITte appointment ; Ifea tamOy breadwinners. Son Marl" all of ajilclf. wen great situation la to United States elU- terfere w t^ their normal 'busi- Was by directioa oi Oevmior Hur- ping or wash A t e r onto sldawalka. eocesseea. mechanically. Qg nduraa. be did: —-— “ fi tha rest ot tbo world. . not know about tbo aecMent at lay. ;; . , 1 LGE T W B L V B MANCHKStEtt EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY 22," 1948 PAGE THIRTBEH"r^M s Of Interest Shopping With To Local Women West Sides Play Rockville Scouts at The Oval Tonight y t . Advert i«einertt— Advertisement— Advert i.sement— Advertisement— It Really Is Sport at the Spa made up In lustrous washable! really go for. The all-out, grand Moriarty Brothers How About Badges glazed chintz In such . flattering flavor comes from us'fng 'Spry, the Buy Yourself a Bottle [Paganis Seeking Revenge predominant colors a.s apple i all-vegetable shortening that’s so green, clover pjnk, English pot­ b.and/and creamy. For Soldier's Wives ? tery. turquoise. They're cool, re- j I’ai k CTioeoIate Molaases Brown­ Of Summer Stockings tain their crispness and luster aft­ ies .shipshape! Wrap each oh sepa­ lase Team 4-3 For Defeat, Last Time, Oiit If iSHe Is alone because her man er la,undering. rately, and put a piece of card­ The •oldier’* wife went to New is away "rom home, defending his HELLO THERE:— Most Intriguing cosmetic of palm of your hand, or, even ■ bet­ Torit a t y to be neer her husbAnd board between each layer. They'll ter, with absorbent cotton or pa­ country, shouldn't the men and WHAT MEN MAVT!: DQNE CAN .STILL BE DONE TODAY—but Ctioeolatf Custard arrive a.s fresh and delicious as summer is the cosmetic stockifig for a few days. She found, New women her husband is fighting for to win this war we mu.Ht SAVE. Save on our food »nd .clothing per. Otherwise, it will take long­ Both Teams Pull Good York a friendly place, iUi hurrj’- To make a choi-orate custard, when yrJu sent them awiiy.' with — if you haven't gotten yours, and er than you like, to dry. I'd sug­ Record Card Hiiy Billies’ Manager treat her with special considera­ br.ilget.s and buy war bonds and .stamps. Save scrap and. save grease add^ two tablespoons of grated your love K en ’s Service New Champion ^ inf. buay citizens never too ru.sh- to help our Uilcle .Sani. Thai i.s the houHew'Tfe's big ta.sR right now learned how to use it, yovt,'reJi de- gest, too, doh't put it on too Plays; .Francis' Stah tion? chocolate lo'the-sialding milk be­ ■ Make him a big box of Choco­ Expects to Furnish ed to be friendly and helpful to a Certainly they would if they —blit ,vou just w atch Amerii a s hotlnewnves thev'll amaze their" old finitel.v lagging behind in the leg thickly—a light stroke is quite III Eighth Robs.. Joe nan In uniform and the woman fore fombihg with eggs in the late .Slola.saes Browpies real soon. pairade! enough. Planned For Another Upset This knew' that- shf was the wife of a I'licle with their co-operation. You and 1. the housewives of the na­ recipe, - This amount of chocolate Write him a long, newsy letter, Tops Dairymen with Uih. soldier. And there should be tion are on the alert—to save and conserve in every w-ay we can. The j , Choosing your kind, requires a Your palms are important in Zapatka o f a Hit;^ But when her huaban9 now ns t.he time to buy ^ „ j .h p j cubes>, 2 eggs tomed to" putting it on, you might ward at first, but with a couple game packed with excitement i the fans of this hap|)y hamlet one felt any particular urge to be hone too plea.sant. It.isn't easy for several.' pairs, Open' evenings 'til s^ashlon gives women the right to atsup and .st-asonings;. stuff shells relax 1 i 'j cup sugar prefer the Hqui(i stocking, which of times’ experience you will 'get from the start until the last out. ] Meeting This Month. ting Contest. that the defeat they inflicted on nice to. a woman usOd to' having a man at 9'o'cloi k. , and, place filled side (lown in shal- 1 -;l cup molaa.aes , . » seems to me to look more like the it on quite nicely, and pretty Paganl’s West Sides some time She wasn’t finding fault when her side to find herself alone. Olbert pitched a nice game, but . low- buttered baking dish. Brush 1 teaspoon vanilla ’■ real slocking, when it is on, than quickly, too. Saratoga Springs, July 23.— Ken’s Service Station bunched ago was no fluke. The teams will she told about her experience- It would be ..easier if.she could Honey Prune Nut Bread . tops' with anv molted fat and We a>a indebted to Mrs. Lat- d(5es any .other cosmetic. Ohe nice thing to know; most so did Wilson, for that matter, meet at the Oval and the gama ting Cave^ly for this ngyer and 1 cup nuts, coarsely chopped Newest healthy sign of booming five runs in the last half of the just pointing out how nice civil­ wear some kind ot^ badge which Thfee-quarter cup honev, .2 ta- sprinkle thickly, with bread Melt Spry and chocolate togeth­ Each type is mad^ by several of these cosmetics are in fact wat­ and each deserved to win. Fran­ will start at 6;1S o’clock-sharp. ians In large cities are treating would tell all who ser^•e her or .splendid cakex.j-eclpe —the kiddles, cis, a relief player who went into racing ‘ is that 23 ' historic flat seventh laat night at Charter Oak biqspoons butter, 1 egg, 2-3 cup crumbs. Bake in hot oven i400 er over hot water. Cool. Sift flbur hbvis.es, and ih several shades, so er-proof. It not only docs not coma street to defeat the Dairymen II If the Hill Blllles'can repeat to­ soldiers on leave. might serve her that shells alone dried prunes, cut fine, 2-3 cup y ,, until golden b ro w n - will adore it. you'CM-tainl'y can satisfy your per­ off when you bathe or shower in right flcid to replace Kendrick stakes and four steeplechase fix­ night. . .and they might... It (iuimlrop'Caka with soda and salt. Beat eggs un­ to 10. The - Dairymen scored in But why shouldn't the soldier's because her husband in serving peanuts, brfSken, 1 1-2 cups flour, about l.S minutes. Serve piaip or til light, add sugar and mola.seo.s, sonal likes on that scori', too. Look the tub unless yoii wash it off with turned Ip a brilliant one handed means that the West-Side team is his country. Then they could go 1 (-up. sugar , tures at Saratoga drew a record each' of the first three innings and wife receive the same special cour­ 1-4 tea-spoon salt. 1-8 teaspoon with well-seasoned tomato sauce, then Chocolate-mixture and bleml. at the stu ff- it’ is usually • Just soap or rub it off ,with your towel. atab to retire Zapatka In the laat facing a tough struggle to get In­ out of their way to show her spe­ 1-2 cup butter "x, ,. about the same color in. the bot­ asted bing. Be sure before repainting Cream...... butter and..... sugar togeth- relay on Castro’s double and that his team would be in there Our aoldiers are doing their ed for tanks, for ships and guns It W ill. Be to Your .Advantage Divided Into three'parts by your Salvage Glycerine ered from the glycerine lye. 'With very little on their investment In through second to score Weis and alt machinee and arms of this that all surfaces are , perfectly t>r. add beaten eggs. Sift d ^ in-1 tossV-(j ‘a strike to Griswold at for the playoffs. Thus far "Ij© has share—and more—to keep the ' to attend the grand fur- •clean, dry and free, from rust or I givdients .saving a little floiir to meat dealer', it supplies butt end the salt removed at the tank bot­ comparison with "Ihose Interested with the winning tally. Ciechow- war. ' nltufe sale going on at for'baking, shank for siqimering, tom, only glycerine remains In- tha third for the put out when the In 'York and other tracks, made good that boast. In June threat of enemy Shells as far as diist particles. Consult your deaKladd to the gum ilrop.s and raisins. (Uiiiipaigii Is On runner tried to stretch th e' hit ski’s home run was very close to Most salvage workJa voluntary. The Benson Furniture center slices for .broiling. Whole tank. where as much as 100 per cent Major League the left field foul line and was a wlien the teams were allowed to possible from Main street U. S. A. ,er for the right paint for your I Then add. drv ingredients to the* Into a triple. make changes to their rosters he it Is going to tske a lot of every So don't sit around and expect Co. There are genuine hams cost less per pound Ujnn “It is tljls glycerine that is used U realized. Mdijor League Standings tremendous drive. Hits were purpose and follow directions for first mixture alternately, with the It may seem like a far cry be- Both Wilson and JM beff tight­ alim repeated the threat and went thiwg to help Uncle Sam beat the service— make an attempt to pdol ★ bargains that will sur­ applying exactly. ham bought by the slice. i for producing nitroglycerine for While its mutuel handle. is half ^ Leaders plenty in this game as the win­ milk. Add gum drops and raisin., your ”' The As8(X!iated Press blow's and the losers connected for might get a topnotch pitcher for For Those Window Shelvee— for 45 minutes or so. Let .stand a airplane factory in Japan or Ger­ Axis. fiough at times the defenses National League the playoffs. every possible way you can. local Salvage Committee ^— above you ercdlt up to a year's diiration. day before cutting. ' By .Adin Ballou' in 'money given away in purses, ‘ a fourteen hits. Poehnert, Dowge- all don't minimize the importance .'Something New- and Uillerrnt many. but here's what happens ■topped, a bigger score. Foolish Batting—Lombardi w aton ,.351; VMterday’s ReasUts Standings But there was a little hitch In Our government is asking for base TUrtnIng on the part of the itr features carrying in . added wlcz and Ciechowaki were the big ybwr co-operation in this war em­ of doing this Job at home, because <• o .i > n I ' A t McConville's new Florist Barbers clippers added to the when you. the housewife, help value the sum of t202,S(Sb. Reiser, Brooklyn, .350. Eastern ' \ • Eastern guns for the winners, while Joe Jeff’s calculations to this latter' on it rests the responsibility of Comfort It the Mode In Beauty list of things no longer manv)fat- j grease 'the skids for the Axis: visitors accounted for the loss of P.unn—Reiser, Brooklyn, 64; Ott. Wilkes-Barre 8-2. Hartford 1-0. W. matter. He forgot that he could ergency and It’a up to us, the peo­ Your family will find this hurtttn^ s . 4 at least one run In the fourth It is at Saratoga that about 700 ’Tedfard hit best for the milkmen. ple here at home, to do our, duty getting eiMugh planes, ships and comblnaUon a most refreshing “ >e window Just -:-"and that reall.v means some­ .tured.—News item. i The grease is drained at home •New York. 63. Williamsport 5-10, Albany 3-0. Wilkes - Barre . . .51 Tonight two ^ games are on only have four out of town pla.v- when they got three hits and yearlings are sold annually to the era. regardless of who enlisted or on the home front. We are urged equipment to beat the Axis, before full of. cute novelty plant pots, thing in terms of your summer ithrough a strainer, covered with evenings. Horsemen come from Runs totted to—Mize. 71:- Med- Spi^'^gfietd 6. Scranton 4 (11). Albany .. '. . .49 schedule. At the Y diamond the one for sweltering summer eve­ some hand-painted, all 15c each. permanent. ■We may not buy corn poppers. i gauze to remove all tmpuritlfs, scored but once. In the third OI was drafted. If one of his out of to repair what is already built and it ia too late. nings: diced chicken, avocados all parts of the country for the wlck. Brooklyn, 63. Btoghamton 7. Elmira 2. Scranton ...... 47 second place Union lA>cal 743 A variety of cactus seedlings and And we can't get nutmeg' graters; j into tin cans or otlieF'tlioroughly- tort walked two but his mates Hits—Medwick, Brooklyn, llO;- / National town players had wrent into tbe so Igsve vital msterlsU for more Do your part today! and gg-xpcfitiit -sections on crisp In tl^ first place, leading st.vle auctions. BinRha,mton .,44 team takes on the league leading fem.s. too, 15c each also. originators are ciitting hair short­ Tubs won't have rubber stoppers. clcaned nietol 'containers and Pinafores i rallied and prevented any danger Re-ser, Brooklyn, and Mize, New / 'Brooklyn 8. Cincinnati 4. Williamsport .. . .39 service he would have been sitting s^Mdient wartime uses. We must Players Vacation At Vic’s Package Store ten, and at chicory aiid watercress., -Serve And there’ll be no percolators. [placed in the family refrigerator to the plate. Morlartyi got three pretty, but this did riot happen so conserve the lifetime of what we er even when they leave yo>i Adirondacks Resorts ^ York, 105. Boston 4. Chicago 3 ( 17»,- • Hartford ...... 39 Charter Oak street the Independ­ with mayonnaise and garnish Our bread at breakfast we shall preservation 'until at. least a hits in the sixth but were only he hi out of luck. And is that guy already have on hand. Our aecept- Over 500 Pairs of Ruffled and enough length. to pin up your tSr It was feared that transporta­ . Doubles — Hack. (Chicago, and New Y’ork 6. Pittsburgh 5. Elmira ...... 38 ent Cloak team plays the Pioneer with sliced hard-cooked eggs. bum _ pound has been saved. able to score one rim. The fin Reiser, Brooklyn, 26.' St. Louis 6. Philadelphia 1. per.sistent? He asked the . league ance of these facts will mesh Tailored Curtains at Leas Than locks fbrmally once in a while^ tion difficulties would hit Sara­ Springfield . .25 Parachute. putting Without electrlc^toaste'rs, > Taken to the neighborhood ish was exciting, also. The vis­ Triples - Slaughter, St. Louis. American president no less than five time*' laadership for ths rest of the .oom- Hem-Tone— the Modem Miracle 1941 Prices! The briefer locks simplify the' sl.98 i toga, but as we have pointed out League standing: aimity to follow. Dozens of pair., of ruffled cur­ wAying proce.ss considerably. And beef must sizzle to a turn butcher, the housewife sells it for itors made a bid to tie the score 12; Nicholson, Chicago, W. Cqoper, Detroit 6. Washington 4. If be .could make the change. . Wall Paint In ovefis void of roasters. but fell short when Griswold before, give the people good rac­ National Won v^orners tains, some with wide ruffles, Many women have inquir^J four or five cents. Steel drums full St. Louis, and Elliott, Pittsburgh, New York 8, Cleveland 3. Vic's Package Store . . The "West, Sides are not going to Get la the habit slao of saving, Think of painting over practi­ •Cool 1 made a fine play oh Fonte’s hard ing and they will find their own W. .. 8 let anything Interfere, with a win dluni one., apd "baby” size in lately—What about Wpr “ suftsti- of the grea.se... are collected by 6. St. Louis 4. Philadelphia 3, Union t’n, Today’s Games Beer Barons ...... Johnny Hedlund os the teams near Local Salvage Committee. The the sticking cake and will often brick, wallboard or cement—with over Jackie May’s bard hit bail dacks resorts and bark. There New Y ork...... 47 .. 5 a twelve round, bout. the wire. He vrill want the best pre.rceillng prices. For instaneerllSHtogfailing markm of the real expert, by They, too, must go, as rulings At one stage of the process, your J2;. Merullo, Chicago, and Miller, A stern Pioneer Parachute . . . .. 4 government is urging every farm­ avoid crumbling resulting from a single coat of finish which take grease goes to a soap plant wh^re •Perky' - ; j down the first base line but are many regular bus lines. Judg­ Boston, 10. Hartford at Wilkes - Barre Chicago ...... 44 poaslble position for tbe playoffa er and cv.ery householder to go they were tot^nerly'jjrlced'from the way: he or she wouldn't I ■ Ken's Service Station .. 3 trying to cut the cake loose. brushes on with amazing speed Away our chafing dishes. glycerine, is salvaged. Tank cars *, O ^ a r y ruled it foul despite a ing by the parking lots of other Pitching — French. Brooklyn, Springfield at Scranton (night). Pittsburgh , .41 and to get there he must lead his over Ihatr premlaea with a' line and ease'.and (tries in one hour. $1.25 a pair to.SS'OS'lind now they dream of unwinding your perma- ' Boston 1. .38 Independent (^oak ;. .. 0 After using a pastry brush (very We'll long for handy zippers. carry it to giant kettles!' Tallow, dMtalon by George May,' the base racing mints, the racegoer with a 11-1; Wyatt. Brooklyn. .10-3. Albany at Williamsport (night). team to victory against the Hill tooth^romb with the admonition You can do it with Sherwin-Wil­ are on-jiale 'at Watkins’ Drapery nent without first examining, and ! car has not yet felt the pinch of Philadelphia . .34 Pep Crowned Billies. convenient for greasing pans or . ^ShOfilor 95c to $4.75 a pair. You’il showing you. the -results in th* i And for lawn mowers may call; cocoanut oi and caustic soda are /umpire, that the ball was fair. Binghamton at Elmira (night). *’U you have already turned In liams KEM-TONE Wall Flnlah- The box score gasiand tire rationing. American League Ken's Servlw Now that tbe end of tbe regular your scrap—look again, you’ll glazing pastries)' wash it out In want to select several pairs at test curl. Blit haircuts without clippers— added. High-tem^rature cooking National r AB R H PO A E One gallon really mal^a- 'U p' to Burton's ; MorUrfy Brothers 840,000 Hopeful Heads Batting — Gordon, New York, Cincinnati at Brooklyn (Twi­ •Aroeriran schedule la In sight all of the teams probably find more.” By "scrap” hot soapy water and rinse ia boil­ these inviting prices. That’s the kindest cut of all! sends soap to the top; glycerine lye Ram.sdcll, p .. .4 1 1 1 2 0 11-2 gallohs-xbecauSe it c o m » in 841 .Main St. .Manchester ' AB R H PO A E T^'o-I’ear-Old Numbers and Willtains, Boston, .342. light). .. W. New England are fighting for the best place and I tha government means any and all ing water. Hang it up to keep the paste fpcm aqd you slmply-'add Looking for a letter fr^m your G'bve now, to the bottom to be drawn off. Pet. Poehnert. rf .. .4 0 4 1 0 0 bristles In shepit. Then, simply, a workman, re­ Keeney. 2b ...4 0 0 4 3 0 ' There will bo more than enough Runs—WilUama Boston, 76; D. St. Louis at Philadelphia (night) New York ...... 62 .689 that means Just as close to Mori- "Junk” that is lying around, in water:' Ask about this miracle Young Summer Formal, boy In the service? Send him choc­ H. Wierzblcki.rf 4 1 1 2 0 0 racing for the first few days, a DiMaggio, Boston, and J. DiMag- Gay ton, lb. If . .4 0 1 6 1 a Splashy patterns, striking moves salt from huge evaporating Chicago at Boston. /Boston ...... 50 .568 Burke, sf ..... artys. league leaders, as possible. ^barnyards and farms, In baae- For best meat broiling results paint at Johnson Paint Co. 62.9.S olate molasses brpwnies and he'll L. Katkaveck.lb 3 0 1 7 0 0 night trotting meeting across the glo New York, .66. .3 1 0 3 1 1 Feather Kin;; It should lie a tough game right 'shades, are fashion highlights for (Only games scheduled). \ Cleveland ...... 51 .5.54 Murac, c ...... 4 1 atm, attics and garagen of place the meat about three Inches a gallon in a wide choice of write you ’’Thanks a million for S. Katkaveck.c 4-0 0 9 1 1 strset from the runners overlap­ Run* batted in—Williams, Bos- 1 4 0 0 from the start. The usual prizes young formats during the summer American ../"v ’ St. Louia ...... 48 .522 CCIechowski, 3b .4 2 1 — / and stores throughout the below the glowing flame. Turn but shades. Tel. 6854. .-^ the swell cookies.” These are de- i Mays, 88 ...... 4 1 1 1 1 1 ping. The runners ramble for five ten, 89; J. DiMaggio, New York, New Y'ork at Cleveland. a 2 1 will be awarded. .season. New York shops are. fea­ Detroit ...... 47 .500 Welz. if. lb .. . .4 1 3 0 1 country. 4 ^ r y tiny bit of rubber, onM. Allfi'w the one aide to become licloua nutty chocolate bars, with Zapatka, If .'. ...2 1 2 1 0 0 weeks, from July 27 to Aue. 28. 66. Bo.Mton. at Chicago. 1 Duzzles Former Holder turing fresh, charming creations Chicago ...... ’ . .37 .420 Dowgewicz. sa .4 1 3 1 2 1 scrap Iron, ^other metals, rags, Well browned and then turn for the Here is a timely reminder to 'a moist, chewy goodnesa that men GET THE Kelsey. If .. . .,.1 0 0 0 o' 0 Two-yesr-olds come Into the’a Hits— Spence, Washington, 119; PhlUdcIphla at St. Louis. Philadelphia .. ..37 .381 Am Ende, 2b . .1 1 6 0 2 manila rope, burlap bags", tin cans. rest o f the broiling. paste on a shopping pad; E. Wlerzblcki.cf 3 0 2 1 1 0 own at Saratoga. The $40,000 Pesky, Boston. XlZ. Washington at Detroit. 0 Of Title Before Big 0 Washington . .34 .374 Harrison, cf .. .4 1 2 1 0 0 These Products Have Ceiling Griswold, 3b ...2 1 1 2 4 Hopeful, which annuall.v virtually Doubles — Doerr, Boston, 32; CURB SERyiCE 0 3 1 Kellner, 2b . . . . .3 3 2 0 0 1 Crowd ut Hartford; Tough Battles Prices on Them Olbert. p ...... 2 0 0 decides the Juvenile champion.ship. Higgins, Detroit. 38. Fluid milk, cream' and ice will be run on closing day. along Triples— Heath. Cleveland, 9; Deeisioii Popular. creani. HAl Touts ...... 29 4 ^ 27 13 3 rinrns, Detroit,“<. T otala...... 39 11 17 31 to 5 Frock for Work Leaves From Anne CaboVs Album Air Base Team with the Saratoga (?up and Sara­ . Dairymen •k. On Arena Card — — Fresh bananas and frozen vege- i toga Steeplechase Handicap. The Home runs—4\'illiams, Boston, tables. 1 AB R H PO A E 19: l^abs. St. Louis. 17. Boston Braves Win AB R H PO A E Hartford, July 22.— —Willie Hopeful attracted no fewer than . Some dried fruits. Promise youfSelf . not to wnsto May. lb ___ ...40 0 9 ? 0 Mo!eh bases—Ca.se. Washing- Vittrter, as .. . .4 0 1 3 2 1 Pep. 125>a, unbeaten Hartford another be^tlful Mummer day 248 nominations. with so many women taking Cake mixes and all flour mixes Snowflake Dolly Kendrick, rf . ...4 0 1 0,A 0 tin. 18; Kuhel. Chicago. 13, Magnuson, rf .. .3 1 1 0 sO 0 featherweight, waif headed for big­ Plenty Action PromiMid washing ptothes when you can 0 There will be hurdle racing for Job* in factories, a real work dress in packages. Pattern 5S96 ‘ Francis, rf . ...1 0 1 1 0 Pitching—Borowy, N?w York, Eagleson, at . .4 1 ,1 3 0 1 has become a n ^ national clothes econ om ^ lly send them to Curb 2 1 0 fhe first time. ger things today with the New Tomorrow Night; Joe B e e f e d pork. This is number 4 In my lovely Caatro, cf .. .y.* 1 2 9-1: Chandler, New Yofk. 10-2.*. Tedford, lb ..., .4 2 3 3 0 0 requirement! Here is a simple, Hervk^. Sweaters, slacks, play- Fonte, sa ...... 5 0 0 3 1 0 Quality is the main idea as rac­ On Cooney’s Single England championship in hl.s pock­ Smoked and canned fish . and series of Snowflake doilies—doil­ 5 3 9 6 Conlon, If ,..., .3 2 1 0 0 0 Wasnik in Feature.' button-front, belted . and patch- sults/Dloases all are safe witk Swan, If ...... 4 1 2 1 0 0 ing returns to normality at old Blaney, c ...... 2 2 2 1 0,. O' et after trimming Abe Denner of pocketed dress which "fills the meat. ^ ies copied from enlarged photo­ ns, XVon’II gain more leisure ...4 1 1 0 3 0 Saratoga. Safecrackert Like Comfort Boston last ni^ht in a ring match Moat packaged dry fioods. graphs of actual snowflakes, they Wilson, p .. Sullivan, 2b . . . .3 1 2 1 0 0 bill” with thousands of women tline for your war work and Oros*. c ----- ...3 0 3 5 0 0 Brooklyn Tops Reds As second Chapman. 3b . .8 1 2 3 1 1 that gave the winner 10 rounds Once in a while a preliminary who prefer frocks to 'trousers— Peanuts and peanut products. really look Just like snowflakes, so save your health. Arecott, 3b . ...4 0 0 3 4 0 PliiUuMfphia — (85 — Police are ^ „ time to two nighu the fiery and the, lo.sef only two. bout will commit grand larceny Soaps, paper, ahorten'ing, ' cof­ though' they're a bit more substan­ Bridge NaHonnls Frisch had been thumbed. New Tierney, cf .... .8 0 0 3 0 0 and, It is easily made at home. Hornlcker, 2b ..101 1 2 0 looking for a couple of safecrack­ Gards Trounce Phild ' " " ...... Benson, p ...... 3 0 1 2 1 0 Six thousand fans were estima­ and take the play away from Chambray, gingham, broadcloth fee. tea. cocoa, spices, breads, rice. tial—they Won’t melt! You’ll have Frncfhls, • , ...1 0 0 0 0 0 er. who like to do their work In r*. »- n .vs - .lorksYork’s homers homers Included Included one one by by ted to have feasted their eyes on featured bouts on a boxing show. Jellies, preserves, sugar, mo.,t them to pass down through your I TRY rs: New York—Summer session of I O Keep Face in H o t Mickey VVItek to the third slid two Skoog, r f ...... 1 0 0 n 0 0 and denim are auitable materials. comfort, particularly on a hoi DeMerchant, rt .1 0 that battle in which Pep with the Exactly that happened last week canned g(K>dx. ' family as breath-taking bits of contract bridge Nationals will be Pennant Raee ^ s u c c e s s io n by Manager Mel Ott 0 0 0 0 at Red Men's Arena when Bobby Totals ...... t.35 ( i 11 34 11 0 night. The manager of a food Lymch. c ___ .1 0 0 0 0 0 speed 'of a lightning bolt battered Pattern No. 8227 is designed for Wearing apparel. loveliness—as valuable heirlooms. > Score by Innings".? held In New York, Aug. 3-8. For market, reporting the loss of m inuill nace. ^^and,a^d JohnnvJohnny Mise.Mise, th«(rtheir 1.1th13th >iwtand Holland of Hartford and George sixes 14 tot-42. Size 16. short Denner about the ring although he Ihese Products Do Not Ha%-e One dolly, of course is lovely In It-- foriartya ...... 010 021 OOx—>4 13 yean the tournament has been $1,000 said the thieve* dragged 18th of the season, to the sixth. was unable to score a knockdown Rockett of East Hartford staged sleeves, requires 4 1-8 yards of 35- staged at Asburjr Park, -N. J. The New York Ysnkee* extend­ Touts ...... 35 10 14 18*4 3 ('filing Price* self—a set of them, each one dif­ Ur Base ...... 010 110 000—8 the safe Into a -large Ice box to By Judson Bailey or a vital punch. •' a merry slugfest. With Holland Inch material. \ AP Sports Writer ed thelF winning streak to ten Score by innings: Butter, cheg.»e and canned milk ferent and all of them the same * Batted for Hornlcker In 8th. force It open. When it was all ■ over, Denner getting up off the'.canvae three products. size—ran you. imagine the unusual CURB SERVICE Two baM hiU: Caatro; Stolan Underneath the sign that says gstoes and Joe DiMaggio stretch- Dairymen ...... 123 040 D—10 times to belt his tormentor out of For this attractive pattern, I had a slight cut over .the left eye Fresh fruits, except bananas, effect they create-? LAUNDRY AND DRY, CLEANING, INC. es: Castro 3. Swan. Hornlcker; MarincH A Guard "Braves Field” at the National, ^ sitin g string to 18 games Ken’s ...... _____ 002 400 5—11 the picture in the third heat. send 15c in coin, your name, ad­ Grid Giants Mgn Pair Two-baae hits; Blaney, Kellner. to shciw for his trouble and Pep and vegetables. I Each dolly is Just 8 inches in Manchester G r^n . . TeL 4260 iible plays: Fonte to May; Left League baU park in Boston there " »-3 victory over the Cleve- was virtually unmarked. That duo has been rematched dress, pattern number and size to CMcagb—John Mariucci. defense ■hould be added a line "home of Indians. The Yanks made ton Poehnert, Conlon.Three-base hits: for Thursday night’s show at the The Manchester Evening Herald. Prunes. * j \ diameter, each doily takes Just 1 . baaea: Air Base 8, Moriartya If was not an exciting fight but I; Base on balls off: Wilson 3, man of the Chicago Blackhawks New Y'ork—Leo Cantor, U. C. extra-toning ball games." Jl** ‘ ^ree pitchers, but Di- Vlttner, . Ctecbowskl, Eagleson. Are.na,, with the same sort of fire­ Today’s Pattern Service. 106 7th i Flour. ball of crochet cotton. I’ve shown and former Minnesota end. is a the croivd apparently enjoyed the the Number 4 dolly in the illustra­ Jlbarta 3; Wild pitch: Wilson, Ol- L. A. left halfback, and Hubert Marathons disguised aa base- « * 8 8 lo didn't get his until the Home runs: Cieebowski. Left on works expected. Holland's come­ Avenue, New York, N. Y. | Lamb and mutton. * guard at a defense plant here. He Barker. Arkansas..fullback, signed bases: Ken’s 5, Dairjmen 5. Bases festival.. Fresh fish and sea food, ' antj, tion with the three other doilies eit; Hit by pitcher: Zapatka by bailill are>ra thathe s|^iaUtyat,—laiit,, gf __ ninth inninffinning and six of his team.team­ back was little short of amazing. ;>lans to enter the Artoy Air Corps with the New York professional mates, hsd to'com e .to-outs as the one pitting Just 50s down will hold sny Some readers are using them as Wins Over Wall The Boston Red Sox dropped a ■ - v v a s n m . Oresuniag Along < • time to get started, make plans cal as the 26-inning 1-1 tie be­ iO-innlng 5-4 decision to jCTitcago Joey Wnsnick_ of New Haven blanket you select at Montgom- finger bowl doilies,'others as des­ WIUi the toseM I season in full against Sammy' Asmo of New sert plate dollies, still others as WRITING PAPER and get the boys out. tween the Braves snd Brooklyn to let the Yanks slip another game Sports Roundup Fruit cups are a summer stand­ fty Wards in their yilendld blan­ Young Delaney o f Manchester, ■wing right now and practically on An Ideal Spot to 1820, the most extended game 5’ork. Both recently won on s "show” pieces on the edges of their ahead. Bobby Doerr hit hla 12th b y —satisfying and refreshing. But ket sale until October .15th. You'll earned a three roUnd decision It* last legs, it look* like a long There is an ideal spot for foot­ In Nstloijsl League records, or the card in New Haven, the Jewish lad ' serve them always nicely chilled. appreciate the double 5 per cent china cabinets. 'There are so many One of the best values in writing paper on the market. homer, a double and two singles jver K. O. Jimmie Wail of New cold winter ahead. We’re going to ball here and that la the Charter 20-inning battle with the Dodgers and Ted Williams made threc-hita, Bv SM Fmler .< those Yankees . soon, the b)g beating Johnny Durbin and Asmo ’This looks good, tastes good; cube., plaid wools 70x80 for $2.19, reg. way^jto uM thebe "Snowflakes” fork in the main bout at the miss the Pops, for one thing and - Oak ■ street ground, practically to in 1840 which took five hours snd decisiontng Willis Johnson of that you’ll have a grand time try­ Your choice of 100 single shrots and 50 envelopes or but these provc^l insufficient. (Ptneh-HIttIng For Hugh leagues belter revive that thought of ripe pink watermelon, canta­ $2:59 A single 25 per cent wool, name and address and the pattern V.hlte City sUdium, New Haven, they have bMii real sports during the center of the town. It’s big 19, minutes to play— longest time Brooklyn. Washick was to repeat ing your completed dolly In first piece to my embroidered bird pic­ Dario Lodigiani doubled w|]tri the Fullerton) for a 15-game world series.... loupe, blackberries and white' 50' per cent rayon ami 25 per cent number to Anne Cabot, The Man­ 50 double sheets and 50 -envelopes with your name and night. Recently they went to a the 7isi league aeaaon . . . also o j enough, also, to allow plenty of of game to major league history. over Durbin in a succeeding re­ one place and then another in your ture. 1 have finished it and the bases loaded in the fourth and otherwise the Bombers’ll-' tear aecdleas grapes. * ; cotton, size. 72x90 in pastel plaids, colors are beautiful. The picture is chester Herald, 106 Seventh ave­ address imprinted on same for $1.00. , rzling draw but a b ^ y attack Sundays. Football, maybe. Basket- ^ parking and at the same time af- New York. July 22,— (Wide match. own home. Personally, I like them Cooney's Single Wins singled the tying run home in the through the regulation one s,o fast S4.77, rfg. $4.08. Plaid sheet blan­ so unusual. I've hed a lot of com­ nue. New York Chty. Enclose 1 by Delaney aipwed the New ,Yorkr toll. likewise maybe. If not, • ford a good View of the field. It ninth, then Luke Appling batled World) — Scooplei Gus Lesnevich It .will be one of two six-round­ kets 62c arid double 25 per cent under little glass bowls of flowers! up In the first round and he But it was the longest game will get leave from the Navy to; neither the fans -nor the. Dodg­ ers heading the card. Tony Andrea pliments on it.”. Those ■bird panels cent postage fer each pattern or­ what? Checkers at the flrehouse is used now for the Rec Softball thia season snd the Braves won in the ^winning marker with a wool , in light - plaids 72x84 “ for Knlt-Knarks: vs* not able to force the fighting defend his light-heavyweight title ers’ll get a good look at ’em. of Willimantic and Jimmy Far- W.\RT1.ME are so pretty and natural looking dered. and IjLve and dream until another league and It Is In good shspe. 4-3 with a uniq&e finiah that made .single in the tenth. .$4.29. reg. $4.98, to mention a I've jiisFretumed from a trip to ■• My popular Album—32 pages of iTrom there In. summer comes around. With Just a little more work It 'The SL Louis Browns were held sooner than even he ex p ects.... mim of New Haven have been Ohio where I had a wondeYful lime —I’m not surprised that*'Mrs. it entirely satisfactory to the Bos- few specials. Boone’S.friends have admired her the designs you have admired and Bobby Morgan was awarded tha ' could be tranaformed Into a real to four hits by 'Luman Harris and Ray Lamanno may be A-1 In the paired in a middleweight tussle COMFORT in the 1814 farmhouse where I ris- The Dewey-Richman Co. A Grand Chaaca toir fans. The Braves tied the score that promises to be another slug­ clever handwork'! asked for—needlework of all types fciee’s deciaton over Bobby playground. ' • in the eighth with t,wo nins and Phil Marchildon but beat the hearts of Cto(?ftinati fans— but he's Last Night *8 Fig^fits Golden Squash ' Crisp Ited. My friends got out all the Jewelers — Stationers — Opticians ' • en of New Rochelle, N. T., to This fail . . . and it’s'not so far ging match. In the Saddle! To obtain, crocheting Instruc­ —is now available. Send for your away, five weeks, a football team Why W orry? after eight morb ecoreleas stansos Philadelphia Athletics'4-3 on Walt 1-A with Uncle Sam n ow ....John (serres 6) old family quilts for m* to admire. first round when the third man Judnirh's .threernm homer in the Begala. the ex-raaslin'g coach at Another .rematch dots the un­ tions for the No. 4 "Snowflake” copy of the "Anne Gabot Album.” representing Manchester, properly With gasoline snd Urea being they loaded the bases with none dercard, which will consist of five Three small yellow aumm'er I've got. some beautiful quilt block the ring accused Breen of not raUoned why worry about traxui- first inning and a roundtripper by Kent State ('Ohio) leachera, is the H.v The As.artchilt‘d Press design's that I copied from a Dolly, send 10 c^nts in colp, yo.ur The price is 15 cents. organised, would pay rich divi­ out in the 17th on three successive three-rounderx AI Bianci of Hart- .ee S-avoltl. J96, onion, 1 tablespoon butter. 1-2 “ Friendihip” quilt made In 1876— ny Moaella of Naw Haven to the dends. Its been a long time since The Detroit Tigers broke Buck Des Moines, knocked out Bill Po­ tord and Danny Pagano of Mid­ this grand autumn sport has been P’-bUc conveyucee to get .back ped to the plat* and rapped a Navy’s giving its pre-flight cadets; dletown. who staged a briatling pound hamburger, 2 slices enrish- you’ll see some of these precious hurtato raiser. It was a cloae ver- and forth to 'g;ames even ps far ■mart single to right center to Newsom’s spell with s 6-4 tri­ land. 180. New York (9): Pat ed bread, 1 tablespoon catsup, ' 1 old blocks In the needlework col- cL played In town on a scale that umph over the Washington Sena­ Comiskey. 222, Paterson. N.- J.. three-round draw last week, will would attract caah y customers away as Holyoke. Maas., and New finish the fracas four hours and 17 Kidding 'On tbe I ^ e l he on again. They're bantams and teaspoon salt,. 1-8 teaspoon pep­ *umn later on . . . out In Ohio som’e MILK TAKES ' Joe Ooburn copped the referaa’a minutes after It started. tors on the five-hu hurling of Hal outpointed Ai iBig Boyi Brown. SEW FOR ECONOMY! through the gates. There are many London. The trouble today Is that AI Schacht has quit taking days keep going from bell to belt per, 1 cirp buttered coarse enrich­ of the young mothers were making to the aecond bout of the eva- the youngsters must have the While thia wss going on the White. 255. Detroit (lOl; Benny' Gold­ 8227 ed bread crumbs. applique’ bed spreads for their THE SPOTLIGHT. lir^ when he staged a last round now. If the murmurlngs heard off from his clowning this aum- berg, 120, Detrblt, outpointed Promo^r Ed Hurley is trying to things that should be done right things that they are born with . . . Brookljm Dodgers curbed the Cin­ book a promising welterweight Halve squash lengthwise; peel youngsters beds and using bright New dresses are at a premium dar­ to top Eddie Sparks of'N aw aL of the luxuries and none of the cinnati Reds 8-4 with 13 hits in iher... ,When be isn't doing his Joey Archibald. 126, Providence, bits of felt cut from old bats to aven. along the main stem are to be put stuff for baseball crowds, he's out R. I.. (10)[ from Bofton. Johnny Kildsy, who. ing this wartime emergency.'’ How­ Into practice. hardahlpa. It might do them a lot six innings against Paul Derrin­ is now^ living In Hartford, for on* fashion tiny Noah's Ark animsl's "'fbe fcaturMi attraclinn In of good If they were . forced to ger. Johnny Allen limited the Red* , steaming up war bond sales at Hartford. Conn.'—Willie Pep. . . . jthey whipped thrin onto un­ ever, smart women are discov;eriag Lsaes His Trailer CeoM Support Yeam factories, or Working hla' gags for 125 1-2. Hartford, otitpotqted Abe of hia'pretimo. Kilday is training the spotlight at dinner play under oandiUooa that existed to half s dozen blbwg lone of them VICTORY at the Hartford YMCA. The rest hitched muslin-squares, eorered tables all ever the nation Quite naturally the question soma twen^-nlne years ago. s circuit clout by Eric Tipton. the boys at Anny and Navy camps Denner, 125. Boston (12). HIGH-FLYING . the seams of the squares, with red the eeeneay ai eewlag their own ....Incidentally, Mr. Fugitive of the card will be picked from theae days la . . . MILK! Birmln|;hasi, Ala. — UH — Two arises would a team be supported? Travel In thoee daya was not on The St Louis Cardinals keptj New York—Chester Ri'eo, 135. the following list of ^pu lsr box­ and white rlc-rac brai.d . . . a 14- Rich la' vital food ele­ dreaaea. eepecisliy frem the.Inexpen­ hway patrolmen haltod a truck There is every resson 'to believe nrbber. Plans to make a trip to the Dodgers from Incresalng their] from Barnum and Bailey’s la open­ New York, and Leo Rodak, 136 FEATHER CUTS I year-old girl .in Loraiii wanted me ers: Bill Burdick. Mike Rosen, ments, it does its duty for sive and heaatlfal fabrtca at Chenejr*a. asked tha driver why hla va-! that It would If the memtors far away places required a lot of nsUonsl league lead, however, b y ' ing a restaurant here to the early 1-4. Chicago, drew (10). Charlie Warner. Tom Griffin. Lou to $4.00 In tune with the tinion...the feather I to see how she hsd decorated heF America tuid YOU. It cle was without a tdil light. The Rtpuld take enough interest to pro- bowling over the Philadelphia' BUY New York—Vtonle Rossano, j bedroom curtoina . . plain muslin thinking. The trolleys and trains Montierq, Johnny Duke, Young It's hark . again, hotter Hian rut U made tu order for Martlme wear. has all thoee extra vUa- Hale cads Saturday! went to the rear of the themselves and get a good and even a horae and buggy were Phils 8-1 to a night game with UNITED 153, Brooklyn, outpointed George O’Leary, Jim Perry, Bobby Bur­ ever, for a wartline Fall when l.t naves both hairpins and Unse. One* j curtains Just covered with novelty nlns. Berve It dally! ck. "W hy man.” said one o f manager, good coach and place the Howard Krlat pitching six-hit ball ■ Today’s' Oueet Star (Sonny)- -Horne. 153, Niles, O.. ; pins. costume Jewelry pins, pressed Into service. True, they do STATES ton, Freddie Pohmltzer, George feel are doubly on the go—the It Is net,. It needs only one brushing a t li e patrolmen.I “ you don't even propositibn on a busineas like ba- not have any trolley cars, now but and hla teammates yattling three' 16). , Humes and Butch Raff too. ; “Swraps" from high school chums HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 6 P. M. pitchers for s dozen safeties. Ed Montgomery. Reno (Nev.) Saddle shoe! (,el It a t ... da)' and no hairpins to keep It In place. save a place for a light.”' 'The ola.' The fans will support a team the trains are oUll running and New Yorlt—O eo Shans. 128 Tickets can be liad at Murpby’e . . . most ingenious, and- refresh- Order From Olaata Trtomph Evening Gasette: It'* common Iruck driver looked at the officer that shows any inclination to sup­ buoe* will take on* about any 3-4. Los An|!hles, outpointed Able Restaurant. 991 Main street, oc Feather Cuts Are a Specialty At I Ing and very young . . . a clever ■ SATURDAY: 9 A. WT. TO 5 P. M. bit queerly. "I had one all right,” Thres home runs and Buster i knowledY* RolUe Hemaley knows Kaufman, 134 3-4, P)iilade)phla port itoetf. It had been done In the place within a abort time. Then tils way around the Juke box cir­ phone 3900. Another $35 War j way to decorate a high school girl’s said. "What I want to know ta past and eduld be repeated. Lack Maynard’s ta-o-run pinch single In I (10). o THE LILY BEAUTY SALON the seat of riding in an old Model ONDS cuit It stands to reason that from Bond wlU be drawn. Gustafsoh^s room! vhat’s become of my trailer?” of player Interest . . . except on the eighth inning gave Carl Hub-' Washington—Jim Collins, 135 T Ford was noUdng to wnta home AND her* on out his favorite ' slot on •Maude Torklngtea, Proprietreaa I Lettrf-Box: playing datea, has done more to bell and the New York Olanta a 1-2, Baltimore, outpointed Billy- War Oa Garahlers Brown bilt Shoe Store Bryant & Chapman Co. Cheney Brothers Remnant Salesroom about and many the tim** we aat the. nickelodeon will be, “ Bhuffle dohason Block .Manckestec 577 Mala Street Phone 7484 Mrs. A. J. Bpone of Millington. Sugar from auger baaU grows lurt the sport than anything else 8-5 triumph over tha- Pittsburgh Banlcs, 135 1-2, Washington (10). Pittsburgh — PUtsburgh ; Tenne.«see wriUa me. ” I am so glad TELEPHONE 7M7 HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER huddled In a Reo speed wagon on Plratas In a t w l l i ^ gama from STAMPS Off To BuflUo ”....tsk , Uk. the Uiitted States- looks, tastes hen. It require* a lot of practice a hundred mile trip. It can be sgement is warring *oa gaa [to be able' to obtain a companion I' .Is chemically identical to to play football and, It’a hard, which Manager Frank Frisch of Moha mmedans first used coffee Several have been arnatad $ag- done once more If the youngsters the Pirates was banishsd to the' Keeg Mbvtag-i'Ven're ixTarget trots esse. tough work. Now, however, ia the are willing to pUy, to keep awake during , lorig re- oonductiag a betting M 5 fifth inning. It was at laast oia . If adoMthlai^ isn’t d m to chUl hglouB ocremonlea. a t third b i ^ I 7 ' j f. I

'■! , HANCMBSTER EVBNlNii MBKALD, MANtJHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1942 BE rOURTEE?J :.:.\::cr:L:sTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , aiANCHESTER,. c o n n . We d n e s d a y , jI t ^y 22,1941 ^ PAGE FTTtBEft *4

MICKEY FINH Oil His Toes! L,ANK L E O N A ^ X'VI CHfCKIO ON Sense and Nonsense YOU LEARNED UNFORTUNATELY THEvJ-' f O p _ t h e t n il o r s h o e ( THAT FROM HAVEN'T. SIR— «O T jGOOOi WE’LL GO MR. N^SH/ IT'S RUN the o w ne r YESSiRj iOOWN AND LOOK incT LL Lo-QpeK«rey t h e y I W A | ^ B L E t o r e n t j J ^ T ^ Page Emily! Ruth— What's worse than rain- Vacations BY A M AN n a m e d OF THE t h in g s Ov e r Ing cats and dogs? . WITH US IN EVERY/AWACWilT E ON THE SIXTH “S ,K 1 V ? SAH The Emilies ihay say LJtUe bank roll, 'ore we part. CURT KERR, BUILDING. WAY/ y -^ ^ O F F IC E IN RIGHT N O W ^ That dunking's not the thing; Mary— Hailing - bombs and pa- >OR OF THE BUILDING radhutists. Let me hug you to my heart; •OUGHT OUT IHC SUFFOSe? JHC BUILDlNQ? But hear tha awful truth ^ 1 the year I've clung to you, ORIGINAL OWNER NEXT DOOR/ I That comes to earth by wing: Auto Accessories-r—Tires Wanted— Female 3.> Household Goods 51 Rooms Without Board 59 Houses tor Sale 12 rv e been faithful, you've been true! LAST JANUARY/ Lost and Found 1 A blackbird by a pool *- Ray—What do you think la th* Little bank roll. In a day. fZ Manch’estirr Dill’s Return trouble with farming?. FOUND—GOLD WALTHAM 21 FOR JSALK—A(j£lDer^^re and SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS 50 COT BF.D 2 BROWN ENAMEL FOR RENT—SINGLE AND dou­ FOR SALE—SINGLE 7 ROOM Dailberatsly dunks a crumb! You and I will start away, bods vyith springs. One sideboard, Joe—Well, in my day when we Te a good vacation spot; Evening Herald Jewel wrist watch in vicinity ot tube iyi)ivW*S^ltnmie'i Barber for $1, name-imprinted. Earn ex­ ble rooms, men preferred. Tele­ house, with large sun room, Ia this a Btrdland rule !pr22 Birch street. tra money ea.sily. Samples free. 2 boudoir chairs, 1 antique drc.ss- phone 2-0759. steam heat, 2 car garage. Located Seen Linked -Or la she just plain ^dumb? talked about what' we could raise I ’ll come back, but you will not. We.et Side_Rec. Call 5332. on AO acres, we meant corn—not Chusifled AdTertietements Gorgeous'21-card $1 assortment cr, 1 con.sole radio, 2 dopr frames 43 Scarborough Road, recondi­ — I. J. B. with oak sills and 1 window ATTRACTIVE, COMFORTABLE loans.' - V - . Oraat alx a r«r*«* word* to a lino. LOST—W HITES£Isa=a^r named pays up to 100 percent Samples tioned and now ready for occu­ To Invasion The customer who hks been ac­ Business Services Offered 13 on approval. Stationery; other ..frame with sash and glass, and double room. In' new home. Call customed to having, two spoon­ TnlUala. nambora and abbraalatlona Mitzlg;ig!=Tf?S?'^Biickland post 6759. pancy. Apply Edward J. HoU. Howard—G oo,. that rouge aure m ' aaek eoant aa a word and oonipoand ?fFTnder please call 3825. fast sellers. Phillips Card, 77 other miscellaneous articles. Tel. Tel. 5117 or 5118. looks natural. For awhile .1 Character. > . . Character is the fuls of sweet into hia cup of cof­ w«r4a aa two woroi. Mlnlmnt^ PLASTF.KING OF ALL KLNDS. 82,54. (Oontlnned from P a g « One) foundation on which one must fee must now get along with one la arleo of thraa lln Ccllinffs. sidewalks and patch­ Hunt, Newton, Ma.ss. thought it waa your akin. LOST—BLACK AND white doff, build te win respect, . . . Just as small one, and if he ahould- call ' C4ao rataa traniuni work, also foundations and cel­ VICTORY FU R N ITU R E SA-LE — Boarders Wanted 59-A Edith—Well, Its the next thing ada. part pointer. Tag No. 27764 ilan-' WANTED—GIRLS FOR stuffed and high teadera of'th e B rltiili to It. no worthy building can- be trected for a Second cup the caterer will March IT. Itar Chester. Telephone 3707. lars plastered. Chimneys repair­ toy work. Kaklar Cloth Toy Co., Speciman . values. 3 pc., solid and American s.rmed oervlcea. on a weak foundation, so ng last­ be entitled to say: "Nix." Caah Chare* ed? F. Fay, 256 Autumn stree,.. maple kitchen sets. $29.95, inner GIRLS O N LY.—rROOM and quali> Conferences Held DiU's job la ona of Ualaon be­ comer Oakland street and Tol­ Whether you call them "De- ing reputatiem can be built on a • Ooaaocqtlr* Oa]ra...| 7 otal I otr Phone 7541. land Turnpike. spring mattre.ss, $19.95, twin and ty meals with all home privileges tween the U. S. and British gen­ ' t Conaaenttva Daya... $ ota|ll at* fanaa" Bonds, "Savings” Bonds, weak character. . . . Reputation George :Washlngton once waa full sizes twin bed outfits, $29.95 at reasonable prices. Young W o­ eral ataffa, a fact which unoffi­ 1 Oar ...... otalll eta .Announcements * As War Reports "Victory” -Bonds or "W a r” Bond*, the, world .gives you; character Is the intended victim of a kidnaping Wp PAY YOU $25.00 for selling - studio couches, $34.95. Terms. men's "V " House. 14 Arch street.' cial British quartern seized upon O Uf OUR WAY All ordtra for trrreular inaertlona Buildinif— Cont.ractinK 14 the important thing la to buy your own toMhske. plot BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH will ba eharerd at tha on* tlma rat* WANTED TRANSPORTATION fifty $1.00 boxes. .50 beautiful as- A t Benson's Furniture, 713 Main to link him with second front MAJOR HOOFLE them! -Spaclal rata* for long .term every to Colts Park street plant, 11 p.'j '-sorted name Imprinted Christmas street. Tell Grave News speculation. day adyertlalng given opon reqiieat. CARPENTER WORK and build­ Summer Homes for Rent 67 It N O W L'STE W . WOR(?,V V O H , VKAHT WELL , AN PAW/ PREPOSTEROUS/ Ada ordered before the third or m to 7 a. m. shift. Pine Acrd.e ing. Day or contract Write Box ckrds sell $1.00—your profit .50c. Soft-Fedala Invsaion Talk W-Iitadwiattruetlona ...... M :z Won't Need Furniture Now" also 2 fine grands. Take 12 not under subpoena. He asaerted (Continued from Page Oar) rfaaartat WASH TUBBS Wanted That's why our ciistomer has months to pay. Trade in your old that he would be glad to teatlfy Applied Tlirongh Shipping Poota One Thing After Another BY ROY CRANN SM ia—Stoaka—Mortgage* ... 11 if c811^. Bailnea* Opportunitlaa .'...... S'. asked us to sell for him his piano. A. L. Owen Music CO., 265 This policy, it said, has been cancelled last week, conferred for (never deliveredi applied through Uie United Na­ more than an hour today with tbs Moaay t*'Loan ...... I l . Trumbull street, Hartford. MEkT PROBLEM TH»MnVL0«H| a U ^ T O BE OOOO FO R Halip aad M tutlaM ^ 1»osrnoN COAIPLFTE 3-ROOM HOME tions shipping pool to all ships, Maritime Commission, but had lit- Haig Wanted—Famal* ...... It Including U ving Room. Bed Room regardless of flag or owmershlp. tie to say after the conference. i6 HOW ID REACH LEAST TWICE THAT DISTANCE. 8Ur THERE ■alp Wanted—Mala ...... If At Once! Legal Notices 78 CHINA FROM THE MA/ BE A FItOfiLEM »i LANDIN6 A -lAP ealan n Wanted ...... tl-A AVAILABLE and Kitchen, all with sccc-ssories — Wanted— Bay 58 and has imade available a substan­ Higgins told reporters he might Wanted—Mala *r Famal* 17 to go for CERTIFICATE OF LIMITED tial Increase In cargo spsfe for have a "very happy-or very un­ PHILIPPINES WITH­ PLANE ON A CHINESE AIRFIELD. YES, Aaanta Wanted ...... IT-a — $170 — ! PARTNERSHIP OF happy" statement' tonight follow­ OUT A MAP. IS IT Call 3429" Wanted — A Typist Ac­ lU T E R A CO. . war goo^. ^ INOEEOI WtnatloB* Wanted-—Famal* ... 'lb $34 DEPOSIT AND $3 WEEKLY Shipping losses, the Alaskan ing a round of ctmfcrcncea ' with ■tnatlona Wanud—Mala .... SI quainted With Bookkeep­ W AN TE D T O BUY trap •dnim. W*. th* andaralaned, bslna all W ESTf OR NORTH ■mplaymant Aganclaa : ...... 44 BIU of sale and complete docu­ Telephone 4426. th* memhara of RJter A Co., a battle and all mlllUry aspecU of officials. ' weST.^MORTHWeST, U t*' SteaM—Pete—PewItTy—I U n t ilfP . M. ing. Married or single wo­ ments on file here. Investigate this Limitad Partnarahip (ormad. pur- the war would come under a su­ DerJIuea to,Make Btetemeat FakleUa opportunity and inspect this fur­ WANTED TO BUY farm tractor auant to Section >1 of the New York preme general staff. Rear Admiral Emory 8. Land, I’D SAY, ABOUT Daap—Bird*—Pau ...... *7 man acceptable. Full 6r Partnership I-aw. and desirina to U fk Rtook—Vahlelaa ...... 4t niture at ^ with all attachments. Will psy do business In tha Stats of* Con­ -Military and Naval men who de­ chairman of tha Maritime Com- SOO M U -E G * Poanry and Sappllaa ...... 41 After 6 P. M. part time. Call 5145 be­ ALBERT’S. 43 ALLYN STREET. cash. Call Htfd. 8-2655. 526 Bum- necticut. do hereby Carttfy aa fol­ clined to be quoted by name talk­ thlsslon, declined to make any Wantad —Pat*—Poultry—Stock 41 - HARTFORD PHONE 60358 side Av*., Elsst Hartford. lows; ed o f the possibility that such an Btatement., The commlaolon said Far Salw—Mlacallaaaoa* tween 8 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. I. The firm name Is RItar A Co. unprecedented command organi­ Artlatoo Per S a l*...... 4b Call 3880 Ask To See Mr. (hooper’s Furniture I. Tha names .and rasidances of the contract was cancelled be­ Boat* and Aee*aaorl*t ...... 41 for appointment. ' Car, Bus or Trsln expenses re­ all partners (Genaral and Special zation might include Oen. George cause of a steel shortage. _ee*W«**tr>iS*****wi^*«.T.i*iic.u.aa«T a**. ^^er ■alldtag Matarlal* ...... 47 funded on purchase of this mer­ W AN TE D TO BUY good used gaa Partners balng raspactivaty dasla- C. Marshall. Army chief, and Ad­ Another commission official, de­ J i i L J ■laaMBda —Watch**—Jewelry 41 chandise. ■fove. Call 5815. ' natad) ar* aa follows; miral Ernest j. King, director of clining to permit use o f his name, Akfitgr, BoMncal Appllane**—Radio..' 4t 6E.VERAL PARTNERS Naval operaUona. All n A t, I llAflt the darned old asparagus if I have to, Poal and Faad ...... 41-A Henry Q. RItar. Jrd said that Higgins "appeared and ■ardan—Farm—Dairy Predueta bl MAPLE BUNK BED—SPECIAL It StonebridK* Road Whetjwr an sir officer, might mads a atetemanL" but did net •Tfou go ask her, Ttiffy—ars but I thouAT this war was being fought to wipe out rule Jtoaaahold Oooda ...... bl $79.00. 2 beda, 2 mattreoses. 2 Rooms Without Board 59 Montclair. S. J. also be named was not known but elaborate on what took place. Fou a man or a raouts?” by force!s r . . Maehtnary and Tool* ...... bt iprlnga, complete. Benson's. 713 Frank H. Davis the name o f Lieut. Gen. Henry H. Mutleal Inatrumenta it FOR RENT—CLEAN COMFORT- T 8o. Mountain T a rriie Congressman Habert (D.. La i. Main. Arnold, chief of Army Air Forces wired a statement which aald in. OCIc* and Stora Equipment ... bt able room, aultable for one or Montclair, N: J. . figured promlnantly in specula­ •paclal* at th* Storaa ...... I« two men. Call 7019 or-apply tS Carl J. Esstarbara part: rOONEBVILLE POLKS BY FONTAINE FOX Wearing Apparel—Fur* ...... 17 Itie ffpruc* straat tion. "Much work haa been done and / >2 $ ; Proctor road. ' Wlnnatka. III. ' No IsformsUoa am Fuactious T.M sift II a rsT, Wantad-To Buy ...... bl Women for while 1 do not want to be too on- Baama Baard Hetvia—Bea*rta Alfred R. Hontar Mr. Roosevelt gave no Informa­ Restaaraata Newcomer* To .Maiachester FOR RENT—ONE ROOM, SUIT- Meadowbrook Lana and UntisUc becauee 1 would rather ba Room* Without Board ...... br if It la Inaaranee/ Yon W ant! , able for two or three, also two West Stanton Avanu* tion as to exactly what the func- aurpriaed than disappointed, from // tiona of Leahy's poslUon would be. ALLEY OOP In Their Element BY V.T. H.4MLIN Boarder* Wantad ...... b»-A See ' single rooms '.with double beds. Chestnut Hill, Phlladalphfa, Pa. Country Board—Raaorta...... •' Allan J. Nix Military and Naval authorities, what haa taken place la the last Rotala—Raataurant* ...... II War Work McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s : CaU C^IO. after 7:30 p. m. 4607. no East tTth straat 24 hours I believe Biere le a good WILBER.T!", indicated that his duties might in­ Wantod-r-Rooma—Board ...... 17 ' . All Forms ot Instmuice New York. N. T. volve decision of queatlona of high chanca for reinstatement of the C t Real IC*laf* Far Rcat Except life FOR RENT—A PLEASANT room Waslsy A. Stanaar. Jr. • Hlgglna ehipjrard contract. Apartmant*. Flat*.. Tenonu nta' •> for two or- three men, private ' 401 Casino Aranu* military and Naval policy turned Rualnaa* Location* tor Rent .. *• Our increased war effort makes it neces*' .*>05 Main St., Manchester, Conn. Cranford. N. J. over to him by the president,. ad­ "IheFe la ao much which cannot Houaaa'por Ram ...... l i Telepbono 6060 ^ : home. 116 North School atreet. Paul M. Strlafflar ba said at this time. But on* thing Tel. 6398. vising the president on grand stra­ Suburban For Rent ...... •• sary for us to add additional female help lOO-n $00th straat tegical problem*, and clearing ^1 can be said and that Is not a sin­ Summer HOipea For Rent 17 • Hollla. L- I.,'N. T. gle stone has been left unturned] Wanted to-Rem ...... ;. It David T. Aaen* . , military and Naval mattera be­ \ Real Catgle Far Sale for work on power sewing machines. II Valhi^a Way fore they reached Mr. Roosevelt’s In trying to right this wrong.” Apartment Building for Sale .. b> , Varona, N. J. Afifk. Boatneat Property for Sal* ... , fi- Lewis W. Falek Farm* and Land for S a l* ...... Il Experience unnecessary as .-we will train to Prospect Aveiiu* '' To the discharge of these vital Hop*** for Sal* ...... 17 Darien, Conn. duties tha 67-yearrold admiral Ask Extra .Gas U t* for Sal* ...... ■...... 11 operatives in this work. Make applica­ WANTED! Morton H. Fry bringa a practical axperience of Raaart Property for Sal*. It III North Mountain Avann* 43 years In tbs Navy, running Suburban for Sal* ...... 1b tion immediately to Montclair. N. J. through acUve service In *tte For Pigeon Club ' Real Eatatt for Exchange . ... It- WOMEN TO LEARN WEAVING SPECIAL PARTNERS I Wanted—Real Eattt* ...... 17 Mildred Owynns World war and anding In 1939 .. Anctlen—1.*gal Netfeve Southdown Road. Huntlnston, whan he was retired after two bagal Notice* ...... (b Hours: 2:45 P, M. (o 10:00 P. M. Suffolk County. N. T. years aa chief of Naval operationa. A t the suggestion of Edward J. I Maraarat A. C. RItar In rstitsment. ha waa governor Hickey, commissioner o t state po-1 Good Opportunity To Learn Skilled Work' 44 Stonabrids* Road Uba, the Manchester Pigeon dub I Cheney Brothers Montclair, N. J. at Puarto Rico until Novamber,- Hourly Wage While Learning - - t. All of th* OanprsI Partners are 1940, whan ba waa appointad U. 8. wlh bold a apeclal m aeti^ tonight I authaVUad to transact th* Partnar­ ambaasador to Franca. tp take action on securing addl-| Emplot-meiit Bureau— Main Office ahip buslnaa* and slsa tha Srm tlonal gasoline they wdll need fo ri nam*. ■ ' . ^ w~-u*~g Otflesr Intecpaaad io«« il r>» s«t«a«« Takottville Mills, Inc. In "»a k i"g Laahy bia chief at training of pigeons. Just at pros-1 4. Tbs amount of capital famish­ ae*»»4«*Yiit*aiS*i.^|i^T.ai,B.Va»aTe*r. Hartford Road * Talcotiville, Conn. ed by Mildred .Owynn* aa a Spaelal atatf, M r/Rooeevtit haa in affact ant the club had a large number I Partner la tl 44,000. Tb* amount of of pigeons about four months old! capital furalabad by Margarat A. C Intarpoaad a ranking oCflcar ba- twaan hlioiaelf and Oanaral Mar- that are' betng trained. They are I RItar aa a Bpactal Partner la tlO.- first taken to Olastonbury and set I TTi* above amounts bav* baan .Kali and Admirml King with FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Founds Like Fun BY MERRILL BLOSSER aetnally paid In. whom ba haa haiatotora dealt dl- free to return to their lofte. Two! KRURYU' < Takd It and Like U BY FR£D HARMAN A T b * Partnarahip eonunanead on days later they ate taken to Pert-1 I July I. IMS and tbs Urm for which f**t*y- - land. After a cheek. Is made on I r tb* Partnarahip 1* to exist Is until Ha baa not Inld aoida any of hU r ig h t YOU HOLO^ DaeambaF 11. . 1*42 and from yaar ounaUtntkNinl rafqwnalbUtty aa this flight the BSfft is from Dur-| Sure. ! W40W— You HAVE A GlRL *4 IWBU..I HAVe A I- Gcr tr! CTANO SdCK..' 1? to yaar tbaraattar. provIdsA bqw- ham and again a diack la FF^XLES, THERE’S JEAN. SHADVSIOE AND YDUlk* BEIN6-- , BOY FWENO IN W IL L BETfcOg ,ME WHIIlr I CHNCt . 'p U W A N T A \ i;i avar. that Osnarat Partaara bolding oommnnder-ln-ebMr ot tha annad foroaa but apparaatiy haa dala- with tha next flight from North| 60IN& Tb BE A Bur- TFUETb HER.-THATS WHY lO LUCE 'MEDINA, AND I'M TDTHEM bow WITH J im m y . AMO I l L w PRisof«.< iTxu I r n majority Intarsst In tb* portion of Ha van. teOVER-fAT loasaa o f tb* Partnarahip bora* by gatad tha carrjdng out of many at DANCE THIS BVEN- 'lOO Tb ASK ME X) B B N G t r u e "to HIM. iMSFawr/ HOLD YOU MA4ILE TbU tb* Oanaral Partaara may tararinat* tbam to Lanby who win ba abla Each two daya tbs distance thel INO. ANO I'D LIKE Y>o! e u ri Do uKg DkNCe WOW JU N E / VeJKD Cfi^CASSf tb* Partnarahip at any tlma at tb* birds flight Is Ineresasd. As theyl and o f any ealandar year npoa 10 to dovbta much mora tlma to TrtOO Tb ASK ME Tb DANCE / days' prior written notlea to tb* strictly military qnaatlona than grow older sad are better trained! TD <50 WITH TbU / other .Partner*. ______oould M r. RoooavalL In fMag they are turned over tol IN WITNESS WHEREOF, tb* Hbratotora, Oanaral Marshall the United States govenimwit fori ,^’’1 I Partnara barato have eauaad this uas ia war work. H u es are a tl cartlScat* to b* duly axaentsd as of am Adgiiral King havs sroriud t^ Ness th* 1st day o f May, 114:. gathm, d o a ^ la tha davelopmapt present 15 members In the Man-| buses HENRY O. R IT E R trd ot war plana uadar tha pratIdonU cheater CluA. but more are DAVID T. AOEN8 paeted to JptaL FRANK H. DAVIS In. thara waa no aarvloa officer C AR L J. EASTEREERO BuprauMly raapondbla fo r tha oo- LEWTB W. m C K ofdtaatton « t mUltary and Naval ■oady T e T n fls O ^R I• MORTON H. F R Y oparaUant aa wan aa taa fonaa- A LF R E D R. HUNTER Tuisa, Okla-—(F)—Ralph M ALLEN J. NIX tlon at overall atratagy. WESLET A. 8TANOER. JR. ot Hooiton. Tax., telagr^jhsd PAUL M. STRIEFFLER Favorite paatlmo ot tha natlvaa brotbsr, PhU Read at Tu]fla:| Oanaral Partaara , *xagsrs are on' aa. Baby born MILDRED qWTNNE- ot Mommbiqua te dancing to tha Spaclal Partner muaic o f marimbaa — huge xylo- a. today." Twelve boun lat d AIR ROAR O A R E T A. C. R IT E R f phonba with gourds attached to the Phil ahsirered: “We’ll trade Web* Spaelal Paitpar Daughter bsra S g. as. tbdax." tAeksowi’IMgmawi-*a> ,bam to add laaonaaoK , c S g Tg g t t E v n titiv WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 1942'' Averags Daily Circulation The Weather For the Month of done, IMS Oorpom l Vernon F. Herter. aon Howard A. Anderson, aon oC Mr. In some o f the departmanta for the Forecast o f C. S. Weather Buieau of Mr. and Mra. Rudolph Herter of and Mrs. Jamea Anderson o f 184 Police Board coming year. An additional aum Lay New Planking About Town 63 Lyneaa street, has pasaed nis Highland street, who his been Four-Legged Chicken 7,451 home on a furlough, left yestenJay waa added for transportation of Uttio change In teraperatore t^ exainlnationa to become an avia­ On Park St Span Member of the Andlt tion pilot and-haa been transferred for Richmond. Va. He was station­ Figigiires Budget watchers at the lookout in Bolton. night. A F l » t Aid idirmnoed eour»* uu- from United Statea Army Air ed for the past two months at Because of the gasoline shortage Born in Local Plant Bnrean of Cirqnlstlona , lUr tha inatnictlo«i Of T. Base In Colorado Springs. Color­ Westover Field, in the A ir Corps, many of the observers are being Manchester— ‘A City of Village Charm wiMyrnw #iU begin Uiie evening at ado, to Santa Ana, California, and Is a ground mechanic. He was driven to the lookout in the police New planking hu bem laid dn Esiiniale^ 17^670 Will the Park street bridge. The floor­ J T:M‘ kt the Buckland echool audi- where he will train jfor glider pilot- formerly.employed by the Colt's car. The figures were raised from Mecca of sordid sighUseers to-*offics, sxplalnsd that among the t ’ torium. Ing. Patent 'Fire Arms Manufacturing $200 to $450 for the coming year ing waa getting pretty rough and (Cteaaiaed Advertising on Pago IS) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 23, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ■ Carry Deparinient for since there is little hope of having day is Little and McKinney's feed millions of chickens ha had batch­ VOL. LXI., NO. 250 company. for this; An additional $300 waa ed during ysara In tbs business, Rev. Junea A. Toung. paator of The first advertising for the .'\W ar; Little Increase added for , gasoline, jumping the the bridge rebuilt this year, the store at the head of Slouth Main T "^Mra. A, B. Rose, who has been highway committee of the select­ hs had seen but four four-leggeri the Caiurch of the Nazarene, will fireman's carnival Which, opens cost from $1,400 to $1,700 as it was street where a four-legged chick but none the same aa ^ present be In charge of the weekly prayer here next week appeared at the making .her annual visit with her men ordered the flooring repair­ A tentative budget of $47,670 for Indicated that gasoline would cost ed. Thei'e ia atm a $21,00 .nltemate,, Clara Robin.son; British Attack board will be present. Oompilsslon- Qld SaHoVS Solons Study Britain Ready Cripps Hint^ Close in for Second 250'100 Bills for you • 250 '100 Bills lor the U. 5.0. .second alternate, Mrs.. Margaret .'. er Qulsh was not present list neously on A ll sec­ .Smith Mrs. Mar>'. M. Conn of 14 nighL V v 2 . A!.r . ■ 'Nfi • •' Battle o f , Rostov, Knox street, is the present na­ Only slight Increatea were shewn and tors o f Front at El Go to Sea T^^ear Part Study Given tional grand outside guard. Plan to Send Spear Anew Toward Alamein; Enemy. Is T Jamea Hooker of Scarborough Pushed from Posi­ Once More Goods by Air After Peace To Invasion Stalingrad pnd Press Road and William F. Kavanaugh, ARE YO U Upon Low Don in Jr., of East Center street, have re- COOPERATING? With These Values tions on El Ruweisat , turned after a stay of two weeks Effort to Isolate Can* at Camp Pioneer, the Boy Scout Do You Ridges; Gains Made Fire in Hearts of An­ Ask Admirals and Mer­ Will* W ork with /United Comrpons Leader Pub­ rrti It 111 liitiit ill iiiii iiiiri'' camp a; Winated. Jamea is now a casus; Fight Bitterly^ guest of William for a two weeks' Rate At'Point Consolidated. cient Mariners Who chant Marine Chief If States in Shaping licly Implies Govern­ LARGE OXYDOL, 4 for 99c. CAMAY, 3 for 22c. vacation at Chalker. beach. Say- An "E ” Special Purchase! Are Going to Try to ' Flying Cargo Ships Are Post-War World; Ur­ ment Has Opening of Bulletin! brook. , Make Yourself A Cairo. July 23.—) Dressed er nations, we shall take bur Action Announced by might split the Russians' southern ceived a shipment of 14-ounce cans to sell at 3 cans for Betty Crocker that there waa a “definite proba­ part in working for the develop­ bility*' that hia committee would — ^United States bombers set Beef and Pork Hanl and Trans-Caucasian commaada In London, military experts said I ment of a great world-wide civlll- Attorney General Bid 25c...97c dozen. Order a dozen cans. Two and Half Billion call in Kaiser and W ar Shipping Rostov was menaced from three It was obvious that the British > docks and warehouses aflame To Get Along East- zatlon," Eden continued, naming Cannon Auminiatrator Emory S. Land, sldes-:-At Novocherkas^, 20 miles Nectarines.. jt cross between a plum and a peach... Soup 3 Pks-. 25c chieftain bad been, heavily rein-1 Dollar Boost to Bring and scored three direct hits three urgent problems of peace: die in Federal Court Fine Moslin forced in armor and artillery and probably late next week, for dis­ ern Seaboard Today. northeast of the city; from the Special! 6 for 23c; 43c dozen. KITTERY upon the railway station at 1. Complete disarmament of Today; Woman Held. GoM Medal waa moring fon^’ard in all sectors i Sound Trade Future. cussion o f aerial freighters. north ^ by a large force, including Bland's plan to have the Mer­ the Yangtze river port of the aggressor powers. Italians, striking from 'Voroshilov­ with the Intention of forcing a de­ 2.. Feeding of the ' star\;ing cisive battle. chant Marine Committee inquire Kiukiang in addition to sink­ Bulletin! Washington, July 23.—(AT—A grad; and from the west by Axis Bulletin! populations. Floiir 121/2-Lb. Bag 65c SHEETS Optimistic Of Outcome I into the flying boat question won ing two Japanese ships as Washington, July 28—r dreaxtng. A sheet 81’’xl08’* next year. Tnft's declnmtlon tion. southeast of Hankow. ^tinue for another month or six nomic aid "must not result in the vestigation. was announced today By the light of a bright half give British ground forces in the Sheffield that will give yeara of wear. wns made wlille he questioned May Decide Legislative Actios The attack was carried out weeks. A fter that time, the loss of the independencer o f any 'by Attorney General Biddle aa it $1.89 early phases o f the battle yester- Secretary Morgentbau about The attitude of the admirals without the loss of an American anticipated heavy fall run of covmtry." waa opened in Federal District (Conttaoed on Page Eight) da.' morning, but later in the day his recommendation to the and the deliberations of the Mer­ plane. hogs ana cattle would come tb 2. Any assistance or guidance court here. Cans bombers and fighters entered the Milk :3 25c Senate Finance C'onunlttee for chant Marine Committee may de­ Invaders Masalng Troops . market, be explained. given a country "unpracttccd in rued Clerical AUaa • 42’*x38” — 45”x36” ’ 72”xl08” tight on the central' front sith cide whether legislation will in­ the art o f self-government must be You Can Now $ n 82.500,000.000 Increase In A C2iinese Arm y spokesman That lone woman defenda.it la Freeh ^inc Quality Moslin ' 1.79 .telling effect. troduced to translate Kaiser's plan such as to help It achieve its own the 86,371,000.000 House tax said the invaders were -tnassing Chicago, July 23 Meat Mra. Elizabeth Dilling of Chicago, into reality. development."’ '"r- . . might mlaweavea or oU apota Many.direct bomb hits were MIL troops around K a ife n g ,^ d other eaters discovered todsy that the who was mentioned in the indict- which will not impair the scored on enemy tanks, armored -Mott asserted that cargo planes Choosing an audience largely tnent aa having qsed as an alias Flashes ! Beets or Carrots. Bchs. could carry easily a large part of points on the great plaina of Ho­ war had created a widespread composed of factory workers, sol­ •2 9c Wearing quaUUea. -- cars, trucks and gun positions, nan province on /the northern the name. Rev. Frank Woodruff (Late Bolletins rf the fJP) W ba) PILLOW Washington, July 23.— —Sec­ the freight now being transported shortage of dressed beef and pork. diers, sailors and airmen for his . headquarters declared, ^Axis air flank of the Chlp^se battlefront. Johnson. Buy That New retary Morgenthau called for a Along the eastern seaboard. In . The ibdictment is in tvyo counts, possibly for westward drive Urge* No Policy Change (Ooatlnaed «■ tags Four) two and one-half billion dollar (ConUniMd os Page Tw o) some sections of the south, and as (Coqtlaned on Page Four) one alleging, violation of the $b-' 42” z 86’» K ittery against Chengchow, junction of Washlngtasi, July 25—(AT—Tha Summer Squash 3 Lbs. 11c • "■■ ■ ' ■!> far west as Ohio, quality cuts of called sedition law, which carries a _ • CASES boost In the tax blU today with a the east-we^t Lunghai railway six ' nvtn C10-.4FL Labor W ar warning that only bold war taxa and ths ji6rth-south Pelplng-Han-. these meats were hard and some­ maximum penalty of 20 years' Im­ times impossible to get. Board urged. President Rooaevett kow lipC. prisonment. and the others alleg­ today to conttniie tbe.wage policy Turkish Towels Pillow Cases lion could bring America a aound Some stores In Akron. (^o, ing violation of a law prohibiting General Electric Lifer Plunges Republic Steel Grain-Rubber a g r e ^ npon^when the W ar labor Native Cobboge Lb. economic'future. Hb-'sald Chengchow would be have announced they were our of ^ Ac .interference with the armed forces Board was set up and that ao 3 % $ 1 - 0 0 He appealed to the SeM te F i­ important as an advanced base if meat, while six chain stores in the which carries a maximum ^nalty nance Committee to increase the ToOtiey Order the Japanese planneo to strike far­ Providence. R. X.. area were unable terference be allowed from any Green To His Death Victory Seen of ten years. other Federal agency, particular­ at Genuine Savings A beautnul quality mualin 4 1 c each House-approved $8,271.fiOO,000 tax ther west along the Lunghai rail to offer any beef for sale. Warren Thirty publications, aoma of caaa that will wear and..wksh measure to a. minimum ftf $8,700,- line to Loyang, or southward In an W. Oley, chief of New Jersey's ly the Office of Price .\dministra-. them already barred from the t'lon. . At almost the same time String Beans Lb,. for years. - aecoods of Lady PeppereU. Jumps from Top of 000,000. Substantially, the admin­ War Labor Board Noti­ attempt to dislodge Chinese forces Bureau of Markets, said the short-> Farm Bloc Senator* malls as seditious, and 28 organi­ 3 25c istration tasked the same revenue bolding a stretch of the Peiping- age was acute in the Trenton dis Democratic Leader Barkley (Ky) zations, ' including . the German- toM the Senate he beiieied Con- RANGE 160-Foot Water Tower from the same sources proposed to fied of Stan^ on Hankow railway between (Cheng­ trlct and waa spreading.' Amerlcan Bund, The America virst Confident on Inde­ Reg. 22c, 16” x 28” Dundee the House months ago. He pointed chow and Minklang, 25 miles north Blame Pinch on “ Squeeze" greos would' have to pass addi­ Committee, and The Ku Klux tional legislation to give Presideat After Prison Slaying. Pay Raisefl Decreed. of Slnyang, Japanese base in Market experts blamed the pendent Agency Plan. Fresh Corn Roosevelt authority needed lor aa Doz. 35c Hand and Face Size aouthem Honan. pinch on a "squeeze" between un­ Electric Ranges have beeit released. Call ------1 (Oosttssed OB Psge Two) (Continued on Page Eight) expanded effort to preveat iafla- The Japanese captured Cheng­ controlled livestock prices and the Jackson, Mich., July 73—OP)— ; ------B a lle tin ! Washington, July - 23— (A^ — tion. W jlia m Tomezik, 46-year-old | w-vo< chow once before, on Oct. 4, 1941, ceiling prices placed on dreaaed Farm bloc senators were confident at our G, E. Dept, and we will explain pur- Oevelaad. ' July but they withdrew four days later. meat, giving as additional causes southern Michigan prison lifer, i I . , n - s a c I l i A ' today that Congress would ap­ Kill hundreds of Russians RepubUc aSteel' t Corp. sad Fighting continued In C!hekiang increased consumer demands, in­ HEALTH MARKET Turkish Towels plungc-d to death from the top of ; v-«l'▼ lU c t ll8 A -rlC irousgBtSws Sheet and Tube prove their plan for an Indepen­ Task Force! Helsinki, nnlaad, July 28—(AV- , ______and Kiangat provinces to the south adequate shipping faciUUes to chase plau.^^,. 12 diflfejpcut models of rangfM. the 160-fcmt prison water tower -mT • -s-s • x (!! o . Botlfled the W ar dent grain-rubber setup despite ^ . • I Finnish communique describtag but waa on 'a minor scale and in­ some cities, and heavy bu>1ng for about daybreak after having spent I |Vrrt»wi K a i r l Labor Board they .would com- forecasts- of a presidential veto. the night here ip hiding following i l l i X clJuM. decisive, the spokesman said. the armed force# and for. lend- Both aides said they thought o C C S r k C t l O I l ! lighting on the RareUaa Fresh Sea Food will alwavs be on the list of foods ply with the boaril order for Isthmus north of Leningrad saia a killing. I ____ 44-ceat a day wage lacrieaaes. Japs Placed On Defeaaln* lease purposes. President Roosevelt would veto today numy huadreda of RuhalaaJ N o one seemed to know; how we should Include in our diet. The convict. wlibs.had climbed Preoldeat ' Fraak Puraell of He added that there waa no the legislation, which calls for an u-ere killed In fighting for a Fla- the tower in .flight elxylng « Siligle Plane Fliw L«ow Sheet and Tube said “ the agency to direct manufacture of Atnprioan Vessels With nlata strong potiu 'which changed 5 95 Andrew Faust, 65-year-^ld oper­ (Coattaoed on Paga Konr) (ConOaoed oa Page Fear) synthetic rubber from ‘grain alco- wage Increase w1U create ad­ hands thr«« times but finally re­ Stock up plenty ats^is low price. 'The popular lumd ating engineer of the prison pow­ We Have a Fine Variety in Fresh To Drop, Bombs nn ditional parrhaaing imwer to hoi Independent of Production R r i t i a h Fleet Have mained in Finnish hands. Ths er plant, was killed instantly In size towel in white wiUL.5o lo r^ borders in peach, blue, compete with the govera- Chief Donald M. Nelson. „ . Russians fired 15,000 shells oa the V,. his fall. . East Coast Towm. Regard Adoption Certain Clqms: Chowder, Steamers, Cher­ green, and red. meat's buying for war pur- FluiTieS with Planes. position and sent three reginseata . Lieut : Howard Freeland, ih pooea and this wtO Impede Senators Thomas (,D-Okla) and . guards at the prison, said Tom- and a special unit from a dlvtataa N^^don, July. 23 —(^)— A num­ the w-ar effort ....** Golden Spike Line Junked; . Gillette (D -Iow a), farm bloc spon- __d .., ■ezik apparently had jumped from Into the attack, the comoraalqas rystones. ber-cf civilians were killed by a sora of the measure, regarded the high tower deliberately. H e' alngl^ German plane which came Cleveland. July 23—lAi — The House adoption as a foregone con- ^J^rce 1 * * » gave no outcry or other_wamlng, | rhiaihn Th^ Fious# AsriCUltlirc » ® T4*K rorcc I 18” X 36” Cannon in low to drop a stick of bombs in Republic Steel Ck)rp. today noUfled Colorful Landmark Left Freeland said. CommittJe ha. un^nln?;fu.I^ rec-1 ^ e Brilsih flee^ . link connecting this oneS;ake- be obtained for $2.50, on pracU- ton, and Walter WUhelni Fieeh- ^ Now yon can cook prize roasts, pies, cakea every carried,with him to the top of the hell town with a riotous and color- yslly a mail order basis— vrittaout ye$t6rday. ! ^ tower-and which he wielded, along cupants escaped Without a scratch. constitutes a threat to .the whole The senators expected no more j Units of the American force llng pleaded Innooent today t* ful past. A . Bje presence of the applicants— with a hatchet in killing Faust Hotels and other establishments national economy.” opposition in the House than 'that have not brushed with . enemy rlMugea of aasIstiBg yoong Haapt time. It’a really ea.*y with a General Electric Range. The guard detail waa far enough were smashed. In a letter to the board, I ^ a l- Salvage crewa are tearing upMvhen cAtUe from the north packed in the Senate, where Democratic Naval craft, he aaid, adding that Tbelr boode were aei at 8S8 ,N 6 Boston Blue, Sliced or in Piece. from the tower ao that none waa Other enemy planes were over dent R. J. Wyaor of ‘Republic de­ the steel rails where in 1869 at .its stockyards en route to market, Leader Barkley alofie took „.the , no aevere damage has been auf- nucta by Edwta' K. Walker, Caltsd Ita ‘TTavor-Saver” oren seals-in -moisture and 'fla'vor. ® * * nearby Prom^toty Qov. Leland when gold and furs brought In by 22® periled by either the knife or the east England a ^ the east Mid­ clared the company's compliance floor to assail any legislation that I fared. States oocninisaloaer, who eaatta* Fresh Mackerel; Small, Delicious lands today. waa prompted only by “these criti­ Stafiford of (California drove the stage coach from Idaho and Mon­ Everything is all right so far," Ita Deep Well Cooker live steams vegetables and meats. Absorbent, colored border Cannon towels in ths handy Millinery Close-outs falling body. In the plunge Tom- would deprive Nelson of control oed the hearlag te Aog. S. L'a- ezik's body struck, x tower wire .A hotel in a town about SO miles cal times. golden spike completing the .first tana a(>ught a aafe shipping med­ over the whole rubber prograln. he said. aMe to poat bond, the defaadMti Fillets of Flounder, No Waste; 18”x36” size. Blue, red, gold, green, and peach. and an arm was severed. from London sustained bomb hits "In normal times the company transcontinental railroad, a Junc­ ium to eastern buyers. “The preaidenr"win veto the Operatlag la North were placed la the cnetody of M Ita Broiler gh-ea-yo^uTcy steaks.with'a "charcoaMike” ture of Unioff Pacific and Central Flrat Great Blow All Regular $l-.00 Tomcslk made hia leap a few during the morning from a lone would exercise, its right to appeal biU," said Senator Thomas, "but The American fleet unite were nm rehaL Pacific Unes. TTie first great blow received by minutes after the morning bugle raider. to the courts to test the legality of we have' enough votes to pass it operating "in the north—against broil. Let us show,you many other feature:* of the Butterfish, Small and Tasty; Pink Navy To Boy AO Steel Oorinne was when Ogden, 25 miles caU at the prison at 5 o'clock, 'Usta FUees Attacked your directive oedera," the letter over hia veto." polar beara or aomethiag." before MUItia Seeks 'Chutiats and $1.29 Hals . . The German radio listed places added. “However, these are not' The Navy has contracted for all to the south, was chosen as a junc- 1 Reg. Sikc ABC-Punjab and C3oth of Gold Freeland said. He had then been WTien time for. a Senate vote the United States entered the war, Baltimore, July P b o i ekan, cool, fast, low-cost way to cook belter meals. Salmon; Pure White Halibut; attacked as- Hull, Orford and Felix­ normal times. Such legal step, re -' steel and other '-salvageable ma- !ion point for the Union Pacific ! 28 —i/Pf—r 8 8 ' on the tower top about 11 hours. came, and with less than a dozen Admiral Glffen diacloaed. ' fompaatee* el anitlMa were dhr stowe, saying hangars and strate­ garUlesB of its merit, might scri- tcrial in the road, once the tie that Freeland fsid the man had blind­ railroad. 1-ater. a diphtheria epi- • aenators on the flour, Barkley Official arrival of the Task paleBed to aeorrh a tana arts Tasty Smelts. ^ gical installatlona were bombed.) ouMly'Interfere with Republic's all- linked the cast with In the words demic swept the community. In ' FELTS — STRAWS ~ AND FABRICS folded himself before leaping, yielded to majunty sentiment and I oeor Elliott Oty. Md„ today *nr< German raiders, striking at of Stanford—"Ameri(!a’a new em­ 1876. Indians raided the town. either with a handkerchief or with ont war production. permitted passage without a de­ (Coatlnaed oa Page Two) ! a report pnesllile paraciratlid night againat areas ia east Anglia pire in the golden weat." but which a atrip of hia ahirL . L*repaihd ts Make Sacrifles Then in 1903, the Southern Pa­ mand for a roll call. panwhutiats had here ae* * PERCALE Grata Staasps GIt c b W iUi Cash Saks. -Would liave Bees Feitless Task and aouthem England, caused a "RepubUc ia prepared to aoake for the . last 40 years haa been cific Railroad, which operates over FRESH— For Easy Meals! Alcohol LItUe Considered Tliiee compaatce ef adairta as Prison officials bad decided to small number o f casualties and any sacrifice to aupport to the war only a branch Une. In recent yeara the transcontinental route west of The farm senators had argued Treasury Balance and eee of tha State Oaard m p >J wait until daylight before making some property damage, *lt waa an­ effort and keep its production only one train a week haa pasaed Ogdefi, eonatructed the Laicln cut­ that little ednaideration had been Two tables filled with new patterns in fast color per­ nounce today. levels flowing at its present over the road. off, by-pasalng the town aa trains Waahingtoa, July 23—IP)—The Potato Salad any plans to remove Tomezik from given by the \VPB and the Rubber a fte r rh€ j w h a U CORK cale suitable for dresses, pajanus and draperies. his lofty perch. Deputy Warden Ona German iplana waa ahot record V«aklng levels.” A handful of houses, a few roared across the shallow waters Reserve Corporation to the use of position of the TVeaaury July 21: o f Charles D. C. PetUt had said it would down. - The Republic, the natioa’a third weather-beaten busineaa buUdlnga, of Great Salt Lqke, alcohol from farm and forest pror Receipts, 821,088,266.71: ez- MANCNSSTta Comm- TIm CORB have been a perilous task since The R.A.F. did not attack Ger­ largest steSI producer, aras the a School and a church, TxHislng and The Corinne-I^omontory branch ducts in the processing of buta­ pendlturee, $136,405,414.99; net JMCHAL-C Tomcxlk would have been able -to many. last night, presumably be- balance.^ .83.803.450.038.19; cue-, ehjeet over their Chicken Pies BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS second of four "L ittle .^ te «l” con- serving 411 people, ere ell that re- ks ordered abandoned this spring diene, a principal fpmponent of MaNCHum Cohn- I raiwe bad sreather aver ths apn- main of the frontier city that once by-the Utah.Public Utllitlee C5om- ■ ■■ 'f- toeaa-raea4pgs for maath. 817.418,- Thifd Sendee (COTttawd ao rage Twa) 1 UaenU ' > (Ce ea Page Twe) aspired to be the capital o f Utah. (Ceatlaaed ea Page Eight) 759.fl. '.'i r ' mlsaion. . ■