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• I ; , f MONDAY, JULY 81,1944 Mancheater Evening Herald Average Daily Circulation f E 5 f For the Moaih of Jrijr, 1944 The Weather Aviation Cadet John W. Des- Employeea at thh Manchester Have Year Hot Air Fumaee Pfc. Earle CUffo«-<* has re­ Trust Co., who are on a vacation Foiemri *r U. S. Heather Bmeuu The Red Cross surgical dreee- One# again th# children have turned to his duties at the Ogden mariais, 22,,30 Birch street. Man- Reconditioned For Winter 1 8,728 Mr. and Mrs. Roland ParmeUe Fonfirmed their loyalty to the Red Arsenal. Ogden, Utah, after be­ clicstcr, .was recently awarded a Include Mrs. Henrietta Ruff ,of and daughter Barbara, have ings committee is extremely grate­ Cross. Two mUe girls. Colcen Marksman's medal for proficiency the bookkeeping department: Miss OoaalderuM* high eloudtoeav ful to all the women wbo have ing confined to the Buahnell Gen­ Can 8966. Member *f the Audit tvlth MO importont tempetutorc loutTown moved to their new home at 219 Underhill and Virginia Johiwn. eral HoaplUl. Brigham, Utah, in firing the .45 caliber automatic Gloria DeUa Ferm, secretory to BnreM of ^Sreatottoae Woodland street. Since arriving responded to the need for diess- both of Cambridge street, nave pistol at Maxwell Field. Alabama, the treasurer; Robert Boyce of NOHMAN b e n t z ' : luuige* tonight and Wedikeadey. from California two months ago ings, and are counting on their turned over to the Mnnchwter for the past 22 days. an in.stallatibn of the AAF Train­ the mortgage department: Miss The Local .Ttaunith J Mr«. H. J. BlcHfort they have been living witA MTO, continued support. Tonight the Jeanette PatoA of the discount Manchester—-A City of Village Charm iey . of GreenhiU Monday evening group meet chapter the The Board of Directors of the ing Command, ^ two week* *t their Parmclle's uncle and a i^ ***■• they raised by iftldlng • '^'j**,* Manchester Chapter. Amtrlinn and loan department, • and Miss in the haU art Center eburch at Elephant sale recently. The chil­ Arline Holmes, one of the tellers. yOL. LXIU,, NO. 257 (CiMMdSed Advertlelng eu Page 8) ■er home tn Colebrook. and M*. » . W. of 11 7:30, and it bi hoped that the at­ Red Cross, will meet tomorrow, Miss Dorothy Sonego, Mrs. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1944 (TEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEI Hcmloeii MPaei. tendance will be as flne as it ha* dren collected the '‘elophants Md Tuesday, afternoon at 4 o’clock Ruth Boyce, Arthur Keeney and /F l o o r LAYING ^ and Mre. Oliver Manewr ^1 sold them all by themselves, be­ iJfiuts Genovesl of the Savings Dr. Joseph C. Barry has resign­ Mrs. Marjorie Norton, eataloguer been recently. There la still a cause they wanted to help the in the chapter office. Bank of Manchester are on vaca­ ed as plant physician at United AND SANDING ^ o r t h Main at the Mary Cheney Ubrary, Is large amount of work to get out Red Cross, and the chapter is tion. Miss Sonego la at Hamp­ Aircraft and will devote his entire Reflnishinf and Waainr ■ houae to Arthur Ott •* Tol- spending the week at Old Lyme, in order to fulflll th# promise pleased and grateful for their in­ Mrs. Nellie Wells of New York Pittsburgh Welconic^g Dewey 1, Conn., who will move to hUr| made to Area Headquarters to city is spending a two weeks’ ton’ Beach. N. H.. Mrs. Boyce at time to the practice of medicine Estim ate Giadiy GItcb Sugar Mountain. N. H„ and Mr. 156 Main street, Manchester. <3T- Russian and Polish ?ltonic M Anguet 4. C ^n. finish tbs quota next week. It terest. ___ vacation at the home of her sister, will be Imposalble to do ao unless Mrs. James puffy of 232 Henry Keeney is with hla family at his flee hours will be 2 to 4 andyfl:30 CALL 8254 Yanks Push Invasion to 8:30 p. m. except Wednewuys. SalvaUon Army Band Lady Roberta I>odg*. Daughter* there are a large number of work- MIS. Marlon Mmv atreet. cottage. Groton Long Point. ’ I ■ L a concert Wednesday evening of St. George will meet tomorrow era both this evening and Wed­ dren-s librarian at the Mary lalcfat o’clock on the terrace night in the Masonic Temple. All Cheney Ubrary. .wHl give ■noth^ Forces Hit Pra.ga; I of the flagpole In Center member* are urged to attend as nesday. of the Tuesday morning sto ^ , Aa the majority of Ita mem- Important business will be brought hours tomorrow. at teA o clock in t -are- engaged In war work, up for action by the meeting. The winner# of War Bonda given Center Park. Into Brittany Today; m 14 are tn the armed foreea, away by the V. F. W, and drawn kiMuid haa been unable to give Saturday night at the carnival are Warsaw Set Afire During the month of August the as follows: Herbert Wylie, 58 Pine * 1# ^ in the park as hi past British..... War Relief rooms will fit closed for sewing, but will be open street, 8100. No. 1783; F. MoMon, R o o f i n g —A flb c flto fl occasionally-.For the shipment of Co. H, C. 8. O., $50. No. 3380. Hundreds of Planes ^Sup­ am PubUc Health Nursing a* used clothing and toys. Grace Tournafd, 148 Pearl atreet, Siding and Rocjt port Attack on Sub­ Fires Blast Drive Without Paus( atlon announces that $50, No. 20444; Mrs. D. Paraon. r^lnie at ,10 a. m. tomorro^ R. LaMotts Russell, treasurer 158 Birch atreet. $26, No. Wool Insulation urb Across Vistula; I bs held m the clinic .« » m ^ Marlon Gouln, 24 UnmoM Drive, X of the Savings Bhnk of Manches­ $26. No. 16872: Bmle Pohl, Ferrett Siiiiiiner stimulants for your table from our At Traffic ^HiiBlrial hospital, and the ter, has gone to Camp Alamoo- g^xpert workmaaahl^ Nazis Btiming and “ ■ »by cUnlc from two to four A Glenney, $25. No. 7 ^ : J- raarsBteed. ResuMiaabl* Pnoes. Armor Wedge Nazis Take ! sook. East Orland. Maine, for a Durkee. 412 E. Center straet $25. new collection. Blo^wihg Up Buildings wwr ____ isn Spearhead flis 1 Kk tomorrow at the *am# vacation of two week*. ^ Hi* .son No ebUgsUoii lor an eetimato. In Service €. Because of the picnic. Wed- No 7449. The wipnera of bond* W rit*. ■day the usual well-baby cUidc Robert and family are ^ t the drawn each night w «a Meanor ..in Heart of Gty. , May Cut Off Wraps Off preaching Key 'th a ’TAf.CA,. building ^ same camp. Vlttner, 86 No. School atreat, Colorful Printed Cloths that you’ll use day in and . Of Virfe; Canadians Itted. All children attending Dorothy Christiana, Silver Lone, Burton Insulating Co day out to cheer .vour family on these hot Summer days. Moscow,. vAug. 1.—(^)— United Aircraft Listed I picnic should be at the Sheri- Mrs, Fred Parker of 30 Academy E. Hartford; Mrs. Sadi* Noren. No PtKMM Hartleefl 82-4818 Use them also for draperies, aprons, ami skirts. Be sure Among Plants Paying Brest Sector New Plane New Fighting on Pi I Wednesday at on* o'clock. street, national president of the Main atreet; Richard H ea^. 89 _ an_Uarttoid to see the sample skirt, aprons and drapes made from Driving in from three direc­ Daughters of St. George, ha* re­ -Ridgewood street; George Flndell. 188 Oxford St. tions under hundreds of Red- Huge Sums for En­ is-Pointed East Fli turned after a tour of severar Lancaster Road. the.se colorful cloths. weeks through Southern New starred planesf Russian and gineering Services. American Breakthrdugh Rocket-Propelled Fight­ Of Line; Smash Ni York state and Pennsylvania, dur­ Polish troops today attacked To Avranches Turns Line in Dozen Plui IF YOll’RE ing which she paid an official visit er Capable of Ter­ to many different branches of the Extra Size 58x78 Pre-Laundereif Praga, industrial suburb of Washington, Aug. 1.—()P)—The Normandy Battle into ^pla n n in g f o r a House Military committee fired rific ‘ Speed But Do organisation. Warsaw acrossVistula Fight for France. Bulletin! IT’S A DATE! river east of tlie capital. Rus- another, blast today at what it Not Stand to Fight, Supreirie Headquarters Sergeant Verne Halladay. son of called "a vicioua practice’’ of traf­ r W edding Mr. and Mr*. Burton C. Halladay, Being out those soiled Printed Lunch Cloths aian fliers^^eported demoU- Supreme Headquarter* Allied lied Expeditionary Fot„ of 75 Branford street, la home on garments now and have tiona exptomng' in " the heart of ficking lA labor by groups repre- London, Aug. 1-^fjC)— The Ger­ Aug. 1.—^jT*>—A m e r i c a or Mexican and Fruit Patterns. 'WaraayKuid IxVeatia said "the Expeditionary Force, Aug. 1.— furlough from Camp Gruber, Okla them like new again, by seatfpg themselvea as... furnjahera mans have, now' taken the wraps doughboys and tanks raO L homa. Colorful patterns for the Hitl^rltea in their fury are bum- of engineering services for war —The American breakthrough off another new weapon—a rock­ our modei[^ acientinc and blowing up many build- which covered 40 ' milea in aeven ming into Brittany seized tw| Banquet larger size tables. Fast color. *' $ 2 - 6 9 contractors,. et-propelled fighter—and all Allied drv-cleanii? technique. ngt.” The practice, which it condemn­ dc^a to Avrahehea and tdmed th* key dams 10 mile's southc There wtn be a special meeting One Dlviaion Routed fliers who have encountered the of V. r . W. Post Wednesday eve­ Call us today and youil ed in a report last March, the Gov. Thoinaa E. Dewey (center) of New York waves a greeting to the 25,000 admirers who wel­ Battle of Normandy into a fight of fallen Avranches to *hone 5 7 9 0 A front dispatch aaid. at leaat committee said ifi-^ a follow-up planes agreed today they are ca-. ning «t 8:16 at the BritUh Ameri­ have them back in good one German infantry dlviaion al­ comed him as he arrived in Pittsburgh. Pa., first stop in the GOP piesidential candidate’s three-state for France haa put Lieut. Gen. pable of terrific speed. while a swift B ritish-A m ^ memorandum to Con^r«$a today, awing into Pennsylvania, Illinois and Missouri.—NEA telephoto. can force advanced to withif FREE can <3ub. time. ready had been routed in the bat­ is less widespread now, bbt still Omar N. Bradley'a armor in a Little ia known ao far of the 60x80 Extra Size Beautiful tle for Waraaw. exists. position where a wedge of 40 to effectiveness of the craft. Only five miles of Vire, impor__ Marahal Konstantin K. Rokoa- End *f Practice la Sight .'>0 milea virtially could cut off seven have been met and they did communications center. Cap, "INFORMATION Advertisement: novsky, himself of Polish dea^eht, Cash and 'Carry "Seldom ha* there been eo tho Brest peninsula. not stand to fight, but the speed ture of ihe dams carried tM peraonally directed the Red at which thy ran away under­ ARNOLD PAGANI Harriett’s Beauty Salon, 12S prompt and direct a response to 28*000 There is no way of telling Yanks across the Selune rHi Center street, »s oloesd for vaca­ Or Call and Printed Lunch Clothi Army’s mammoth assault on the the effort* of a congressional com^ Squeeze Japs Tighter scores the importance they might 4 whether this course is any more &SONS tion until Monday, August 14th. DIAL 3758 FOR metropolitan area of the Polish mittee as la reflected In the ac­ assume if the German manage to er. East of Avranches, on thi )elivery Service capital of 1,265.700 from an ad. tion on the part of these govern­ likely a part of Allied strategy produce them on a mass acale. See river, the Americ QUICK PICK-UP! vanced headquarters. Workers Idle than any other, but it represents CATERERS ment agencies,’’ it said, "and cer­ one more threat to Field Marahal Berlin has been hinting at rock- seized Brecey. '* One of the greatest artillery tain it is that if it is made known $4-50 to $0.1 eoncentrationa of the entire east­ Into Northern Guam Guenther von Kluge’s defenses arid «t.>propelled-, planes for month*. by them that such unconscionable spreads them that much thinner The U. S. Air Force announced Real quality cloths in bright floral designs in all color ern front ripped into German en- expenses will not be approved If In All Nation Supreme Headquarters AlJ DOOFIHC irenchmento on the edge of.Praga. along an arc where the Allies last night that Allied heavy combinations. ‘ Incurred, the end of this practice Being Pounded MeVci- may pick their spot and punch bombers and their convoy of lied Expeditionary For NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY Waraaw, first United Nations is in sight.’’ | \ C . S ID IH C capital to hear the roar of liberat­ Sudden Work Stoppage Eighth Army at wilh fighters ran into a group of the Aug. 1.—(/P)_u. S. fc, iQR YOUR NEW HAtlRISON STRECT — OFF EAST CENTER STREET The committee emphasized that lessly from Air, Sea Except for road and secondary new planes over Germany Friday. ing cannon and the keystone of it had no complaint against bona carried the invasion of Fra.™ r inelv Qhren. Germany's east wall, also was _Of Transportatiofi Km- And Ground; Worst rail lines into the Breat peninsula — OeuM Challenge Superiority into Brittany today and eaa fide engineering -compafiito ren along the south coast the whole AND • WaefcmaasMp Onaranteed. threatened.by flanking maneuvers dering "true engineering aervlcea. Making Slow Th* Allies have recognized for of the Vire river a sj in which the Red Army struggled ployes in Philadelphia I Of Fighting Finished. communications network Into some time that Nazi jet and • mgheal qnaBty Materials 5 2 x ^ 52x70 to bridge the broad Vistula aoutta- But it objected to companies hir­ Britany Orom interior France fun­ ing American-British spear ing out their own employes to an- Makes Others I„ate.' . nels through Laval, Vilrea and rocket-propelled plane*, if allowed head approached the key cit O LD W ORK • Thn* Tif inenti An anged. eaat of the city. . Another column ------, L. S. Pacific Fleet Head- Advance Now Rennes. to appear in big numbers, could fought close, to the atream on the (CoBtinued on Page Four) I quarters, Pearl Hail-bor, Aug. of Vire. Tonight the Amei Sec . HALE'S SELF SERVE Colorful Printed Cloths northwest. By The Associated Press Favorable for Mechanized Attack (Continued on Page Four) can# were driving back the A. A. DION, INC. Prolonged Battle Seen A sudden work, stoppage among j 1.—{/P) Vitre is 40 milea due south of mans without pause in the American soldiers Five German Divisions Avranches and Rennca la just ooMTaACioas Th# Original In New England! Front dispatches indicated the' 6,000 employe* of the Philadelphia ; and Marines, sweeping swift- corridor of the western offenMv* SSS Aetoma 8L ToL'4880 battle for Warsaw would be fierce­ Fight Desperate Last over 50 milea south arid slightly Canadians burst forth with William Kanehl ly prolonged by the German com­ Hitler’s Foes Transportation company, and a , jy across southern Guam and west. The country between fighting on the Paris-pointed General Contractor $2.49 and $2.98 mand which was reported under controveray affecting 2,200 Mont­ Stand Battle Before Avranches and these two cities ia Hints Germans flank of the advance line. orders by Hitler to stand without through the capital town of more favorable for mechanized at­ [819 Contor St. Tel. 7773 TUESDAY SPIRALS gomery Ward and company em­ Floi^ence; Using Tanks tack than moat of the battlefields Offensive In Secoad H;eek Patterns especially good for draperies. Brighten up retreat. In Bomb Plot ployes in Detroit, brought the na- , Agana, today squeezed the Th* biggest offensive at tha FOR TOP VALUE Rokoasoveky. who has ’been the Allies have had in Normandy. Now Muffling vaalon hurtled into its s« your kitchen or dining room. All colors. tion'a total number of workeri; idle ; Jfipsnese tighter in the IS Rome, Aug. 1. . ^ (IP\ — Eighth With the main lines at Rennes Di A NEW HOME Fresh building up reserves for a week, cut the Germans would have'" to week with augmented power. lashed forward with a coordinated because oi labor dlapidea to nearly land’s northern half, there to Army troops are 'making slow, Germans’ trans-Normandy Crushed 28,000 today. supply their fight for Brittany Flying Bombs^ See the Ones Being Built By air and ground bombardment that be pounded mercilessly from the methodical progress in their ad­ .'vaa smashed in a doaen pk E.. 2c laid an e^^loaive curtain in front The Philadelphia stoppage re­ air, ground and sea. either from the south of France or 'br* Joseph C. Barry Cucumbers vance on Florence against five Ger­ along the circuitous supply chain tjtorganized Nazis yielded tl feoa nelgBea Me poetHoa as GREEl^ROOKE of his veteran infantry. sulted in hundreds of thousands of Huddle In Small Pocket composed' of the trunk line aelvM as prisoners in droves. Blaat Fbyalciaa at the Untt- Freah 52” X 52” Hand Printed ‘ lA Berlin broadcast declared Reports Reaching Offi­ the city’s workers being left On Tinian, 130 miles north ,rf man divisions fighting a desperate through Orleans and T*oura to Morrison Reports Cases FlgMer-escorted American eel*| HOMES, INC W'arsaw remained calm but said stranded on street corners, some of Guam, the battered remnants of'last stand battle before the Tus­ •fl Alreraft Corp. and will Nantes and, thence into the penin- j In Which Noise Not umna pushed south of Avrancheol gjftto Ms entire time to the "the roar of a tank battle can be cial Washington Indi­ them getting to work two and the enemy force huddled in a can capital, Allied headquarters sula along the aoutliem coast by across the Selune river, tha Nor* I Moeral practice of medicine Ob Walker Street ' 2 Lb.. 29c heard in the city.’’) three hours late and others simply small pocket near the lsland’.s mandy-Brtttany boundary Un*bl Peaches Spun Rayon and Cotton Cloths The aaaault on Waraaw virtual­ announced today. secondary roads and spur lines. Audible; More Burst a t 15S Main street, Mancbetr fe e S m O m tofenaottoa eel at cate Fuehrer Retains staying home. southern end with no hope of es­ DefenSa* Already Weakened four and a half miles to Ponta»| ly was matched In importance by A spokesman for the company, cape. Marines on Tinian opened an South of the city the Germans Upon London Area. Sw . J w ris O*. oOee ea F le sh a three-pronged Red Army drive Firm Control in Reich. lunged out with fierce counter­ Field Marshal Erwin Rommel Oflioe Hourst • I e r a$ SS Alemadee Once again ive have received a new which operates the city’s entire assault Sunday on what Admiral already has w’eakened the Ger­ (Continued on Page Six) eghinst East Prussia in a sector transportation system, said the Chester W. Nimitz termed the attacks along a wide semicircular mans’ Brittany defenses in the Aftenwoos S-4. shipment of the popular spun rayon 143 miles wide. Gen. Ivan By Flora I>u'ia front which now forms their de­ London, Aug. 1— (/P) — WhUe at 411S ee ISIS Cantaloupes 2 „r19c management understood the bus, "last enemy defenses." last desperate two 't^eka of hia SlM -8:S8, cloths that wash and iron so easily. $2.98 Chemiakhovsky’a coinmarid ad­ Washington, Aug. l._<>!P)_Fir8t trolley and subway drivers quit in With Tinian’s conquest near, a fense line. fight for Normandy. ” ' more Nazi flying bombs burst upon i| tSsdMsdsy vanced in to 31 milea and ap­ reports reaching official Wash­ protest against hiring of Negro Nimitz spokesman said also that "It i* clear the enemy is de­ At the outset of the invasion the England, Herbert Stanley Morri­ Fresh proached within 11.8 milea of East ington from inside Germany dis­ operators. A union spokesman, “the worst is over on Guam—most termined to make a real stand Germans were stronger on the son, minister of home security, Prussia proper. aS long as he is able, b\it the told Commons today that he knew closed today that the Nazis ap­ however, declared ..there was no of the difficult fighting it behind Eighth Army’s advance is relent­ Pas de Calais front across the Flashes! In neither direction— beyond strike. Maiy^driVera had reported the Americans." Engli-ih channel from Dover than "about a lot of horrible thinga” 2 Lb.. 2 5 c Warsaw or toward Etoat Prussia— pear to have cruahed definitely lessly forcing him fronii succes­ (Late Bulletin* *f th* («) Wtm) NEW — DISTINCTIVE Peas ’ 10 Patterns i n 52x52 Pre-Laundered “ in llUteUtiig reporters they were The American line on Guam and Mnted that the Germans had can the German Army give fuf- the factions involved in the bomb 'sick to take the cars out.’’ Sunday night extended from a sive strongpoints,” headquarters (Continued on Page Four) bifen able to give some degree of ther ground without imperiling said. silence to thir robots. Bomb HJte Apartment Hone* plot against Hitler. Upgrading Protested point on Agana bay, a mile north Using Best Division* GREETING the whole structure of the Reich’s The reports, which are-^jfficial Negroes were upl^raded to plat­ of the central west coast town of Hia statement came in answer Ventnor. N. J„ Ang. 1—(Jf)-^ eastern defense, bat on both of aa distinguished from-’^ e Ger­ The Germans are using three A foot-wide hole wh* to n Ui % No. 1 Potatoes 10 45c Printed Liiiich Cloths form (operative) jobs several Agana, across the island’s fiye- of the best divisions at their dis­ to a question as to whether "a new CARDS these fronts, the numerically su­ man radio and^nedfral capital goa- weeks ago in accordance with the mile waist to Pago bay on the 10,000 Planes kind of bomb ia coming over wMch three-ctory brick apartment kitnee perior Red Army U forcing Hitleritler sip. Indicate that for the moment east shore. posal in Italy for guarding the la more silent than the old one?” by a bomb, whltA wM Gold Medal Colorful prints on sail cloth, suiting WMC’s employment .stabilization approaches to Florence. • These FOR ALL OCCASIONS! to scrape up all reserves. * at^jeasfT Hltlei has firm control. plan and the first group of eight From both ends of this land "I have knowledge about a lot Sy a NavM offioer a* a and balloon cloth. Ten, beautiful pat­ Overrun 2,144 jLocriitiM Apathy Dest Deacrlption line. Allied warships formed a units are the Fourth Parachute light type used in pmctice bgoib* $1.98 was to ha.’e made practice runs division, the 29th Panzer Grena­ Go to Russia of horrible things," i Morrison THE I ] 25-Lb. Bag $1.29 terns. All colors. The latest cblnmunique apnoTinc- The best description of the pop-' today for the first time. The up- semi-circle' of steel and flashing answered. ’These bombs vary in ing. No ona was Injured. Th* Flour ular German reaction, to the fire around northern Guam and diers and the Third Panzer Grena­ their practice somewhat, and there bomb struck near the roof at th* I (Continued on itoge Six) bombing attempt was apathy, thJ poured into the Nipponc.se usurp­ diers. They have tije support of have been cases in which the noise atruotura and blew n piece ea j GIFT SHOPPE (Gontinued on Page 8lx) Tiger, tanks and are using a new Strict Secrecy 'Cloaking metal cornice some 50 yarda wher# m a i n Valvito information aaya. So far as ia ers of th r former U. S. Naval base has not oeen audible." Attention 891 STBF.ET known, here, there was no rioting the punishmen- of their heavy type of booby trap-^grenades sot It crashed through a window intx Opp. St. James’s Church off by u-ires stretched across roads Mass Movement Is Statement Not Clear in Germany following announce­ guns. * He did not make it clear whether a church______baacmenU_ Several , . chll* Home Owners Tomato Sauce Can 7 C 10 Patterns in 52x52 Pre-Laundered Only Handful ment of the attack on Hitler, nor '■ Using- Southern Port at a height to catch the aerials of Lifted After 2 Years. he referred to a new weapon in- dren playing In ^ a vacant lot bo* - - A were there any demonstrations of Dewey Plans More than two and a half year* radio-equipped vehicles. The gre- audible throughout flight or to the i u *"* »Partment houae rejoicing a t his escape. after Japan seized 'Gu^m.' are tied to trees Our expert carpenters Edmonton, Alta., Aug. 1.—(Ca­ familiar robot bomb* wMch cut off I « " ‘o«ched. Printed Lunch Cloths In Congress It is confirmed that the Nazis southwestern par of the islandB and explode over the vehicles. their engines and glide in silently are now available for any Lard 2 Liw. 35c took speedy and far-reaching -con­ Best Peace was functioning again as an Amer­ West of Highway .Two, Eighth nadian Press,)—Strlqt secrecy that Ordered to Resume Draft and all types of home re­ trol meaaurea immediately after ican Naval center. Allied ships Army troops still hold San Michele haa cloaked the mass, movement (Continued on Page Four) U’ashingtoa. Aug. 1—(AV-8tate pairs and alterations. BOILERS Choose these for gifts, prizes or for ri# ^ ^ Republicans Demanding the bomb attempt, especially in steamed in and out of Port Apra, despite a counter-attack in which of fighting planes from’the United draft directors have been ordeied Estimates cheerfully and your own Jc»<«h«" dining room. Berlin. ' Asserts America Will five German tanks entered the '.States to Russia over the Cana­ 1® resume drafting mea over 36 Ten patterns. Completion of Post- A tight cordon was -thrown (Continued on Page Six) town. The Eightl. also occupied La dian and Alaskan wilderness route wbo are making no contribution t* given. Ball Glass Top Mason Jars Win; / Strength De- Romola. two miles east of San was lifted today after nearly two the war cflorU The order, Selee* War Legislative Plans. ((banned OB Page Two) Michele, and the village of San Polish Premier ‘tive Service officlala said today, PINTS, Doz. q u a r t s , Doz. . pends Upon People. years of the heavy lend-lease traf­ VACUUM CLEANED Treasury Balance Andrea after repulsing a counter­ fic. Itook thri form of a letter froxi Wm. F. Washington, Aug. i;— attack there. It was learned from U. 8. mili­ ; Draft Board Director Lewis B. by high power method. TJet A .•______Quezon Dies; Springfield, HI., Aug. i.—W — Washington, Aug. i.—(,$>)_ The Croaslngs Strongly Defended tary sources here that approxi­ May Get Place Herabey directing then* to eox* Abb Just Rweived! A beautiful new pattern in a sparsely-attended Omgrees recon­ In his first train platform speech position of the Treasury July 29: East o? , Highway Two Squth form to the national policy. Thia Johnson top efficiency from your vened at noon today amid new mately 10,000 American-built heating plant. Lunch Cloth on fine quaUty of the campaign, Gov. Thomas E. ReceipU, $107,877,054.94; expen­ Africans patrolling to the Grev* planes have been aent to . Soviet policy permit* deferment of men Broad Street four colors, f 1.69, that makes a smart pea^nt t ^ skirt. Republican demanda for p^nmpt Filipino Head ditures, $329,848,232.01; net bal­ war fronts- since the fail ,oif 19417 Possibility of Mei^er 26 through 3ft only if Uiey are TELEPHONE 7426 HEALTH MARKET ; Dewey told a Springfiyid crowd ance. $21,848,879,131.06. (Continued on Page Two) with abo.ut half of them being “neoesury men” In ewwntial In­ For Real Satisfaction One cloth makes a skirt. See the sample skirt m our completion of a legislative pro­ today that If he Is elected "in the With Russian * Spon­ Or Call Artbar Ayer*' gram to chart th*. way to' post- flow'n via Edmonton and Fair­ dustry and men" 3# and over oaly ejoventry — TeL 4S6S-W4 Call, Manchester 2-0185 linen depiartment. Exiled President Is Vic­ next four years we shall build the banks, Alaska.' sored Group Is Seen. if they are making a sXh4taatla| TUESDAY SPECIALS war.;^economlc stability. best' peace the world, has ever A stream of 2,200 planes have contribution to the war. Sixteen Republican senators, tim of Tuberculosis seen.” , -gone to the Russian fronts over neeting In infonttol ' conference, Kansas, City Merchants this route in the first four months Moscow, Aug. Premier Attack German Air Fields At His Summer Home. Greeted by. an enthusiastic Stanislaw Mikolajcyk and Foreign. Top Itrade' pledged unanimoua support of crowd which massed about the 6f 1944 alone, it was riiiported. London, ,\ug. i.— te Smaller Size aoths for Small Tables Sepator Vandenberg of . Michigan rear end of h.is train, Dewey as- Mighty Aerial Parade Minister Tadeuaz Romer of the 1,700 American planes, 71)0 of thexi in hla efforts to force deinobiUza Saranaq. Lake, N. Y., Aug, 1 • — Sferted that America will' win the Plan to Close on V-Day ,, During heavy week-end traffic. Polish govemment-in-exile. who heavy bombers, attacked Genxxa Frankfurts 39c 43” X 43” Fine QuaUty tion and reconversion meaaurM (S’)—Manuel Quezon, 65, eidled war because "our strength de­ Edmonton residents have seen a air llelda sooth of Paris teday. out of the Senate Military com­ mighty' aerial parad^, , miles In have strived in Moscow from Lon­ Other installations near tbs mittee. rapper president of the Philippine pends upon the American people don for talks with Soyiet. officials, Sshdwteh and upon no one man." Kansas City, Aug. 1—<^—Kan- • be switched to down traffic only, to length. T h e Red Star of Russia -French capital and In central 'HOMESPHN ObB Meeting Thursday government, which he had headed aa* City’s.merchants won't be un­ clear employes and customers aa has been borne through Canadian may And aoqje place in a new France i.ere bombed and strafed Printed Lunch Cloths Senate Majority Leader Barkley since 'I93&, died today at a summer The crowd cheered when Dewey Polish aet-up, it was believed to­ promised, if elected, to "restore prepared for .the Wndemoniiun on rapidly aa possible from buildings. and Alaskan skies on many types day. along wUh three air llelda ia the TRUTHS aiu) Chairman Reynolds (D., N. V-Day—the day ^ lin a n y gives Up Use of telephones will be dis­ of aircraft. , i M x m C heese home here from tuberculosis. the government to the people of Observers saw in their trip from niasalve attacks marking the Unli* C.), have summoned the commit­ The magnetic Quezon, who fled the United States." the fight. , - / ”. couraged, leaving lines open for Officers reported that losses ed States Army Air Feroe’a 87M Fruit and floral designs in all col- tee members to meet here Thurs­ The Merchant* Association haa communications within stores. have been few. (At Seattle, Rep. p>ndon encouraging signs concern­ * Sepatetioa is a (oier gmeam from hla. native'Luzon in a sub­ -The Republican nominee tooH a ing the entire Russian-Poliah ques­ aninveraary. British TyphooXa del* • MOTOR TUNE-UP ors. $1.29 day to act “without delay" on the marine Feb. 20, IM2, after the fling at what be described as the decreed that all downtown stores To Cease DeNvertes Warren G. Magnuson of Washing­ ttged quarters uispected at hone* them cm eloquent soles kriA measure. A . move .developed to mqat close within ,minutes after Warehouses will be notified at ton aaid operational losses qad tion. Upon their arrival yesterday Liverwurst Philippines fell to the Japanese, "Roosevelt depression," asserting the Poles conferred wifi U, S. Ing German headquarters.' In Le * Pablic Foilh in o pubhe aar- • WHEEL ALIGNMENT take part a t the reemveraion pro- died at 10:Q5 a. m. (e.w.tl. that it "took a wai to afop it." On the first word is re c e i^ , the em­ once, ao that trucks may return to been held to "an almost unbeliev­ Booiges and .4iriwy with some 8# *ont ooRsVmUr widens Ms ffrgm out of the bands of the Mtll- - He came here late in the spring the other band, he said, the elec­ ployes are to put cash, record* and headquarters quickly" and cease able minimum,’' despite "terrific Ambassador W Averell Harriman tons of bombs yeoterday. |tory committee and put It la valuable merchandise In protected delivery of merchandise. cold weather hazarda.’’) and British Ambassador Sir Archi­ * * • I sphere ni MiSaepbe • BRAKES 86^ X 86” from Asheville, N. C„ and lived tion of the Republican ticket bald Clark Kerr. Hard ^ of the Finance committee with Ms (kief of staff arid Ms of­ places—and then go out and join in Beauty salon operators wlU fin­ The . Russii^bojnd planes follow No Explanatloo Offered * Wise Maa pfoflt by laaHn# lof which Senator George (D., Ga.), would provide for the post-war pe­ the fun. ish their operations tpeedily, a route to Alaska pioneered by Romer was th last Polish am­ • VALVE GRINDING |4a chairman., ficial family. riod “jobs and an all-around econ­ Boards To Protoed Windows bassador to the Soviet union and Washington, Ang. 1,—(S>-*Bep* experienced advice n tim Jous* members were on hand, and which took them through crowded country are expected to adopt the the store and putting merchandise Acclaimed Sy PobUe ’ cou ETORE oraN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS pation both by Spain, and the Btreeto to the jeaecutive- manakm. Polish Oommitfee of, National txiee foe aa mack as $1SS ' MANCHESTER |S3 a t the 06 senators were In United States. Bcheme, the asaodatloq toported. away.' Ruaaian airmen have been fre­ Liberation and move direcUy to with peevlelex fier levMMs i jMitciwmil Coim* UNTIL 9 . their seats. Here for preliminary meetings Other features: ' If the signal 1# received oin Bun* quently here and have been ac­ Poland to admtnlater liberated ter­ Th< j m w M e o u t Since hla arrival in the United before a Republican governors Doors and windows will be hung area after •wir naseaxl. I JlOTOBjJSALESzJNC The first act ol the Houae was States he used his waning energy day or a holiday or after 2 o'clock claimed at public gatherings. Ruaa ritory, the hxUdlagB were MANCMiSTni C o m m - conference opening in St. Louis to- liberally with signs such a* "Vic­ on the afternoon of a buaineaa day, women also . hav* participated (Such a strategy might mean a workers who drer* a West Center St. Tel. 4134 tory—Closed for the Day.” iUeatiaiiefi ex Page-XM*^ (Ceatiaued ea Pass Six) the etorea will remain closed all agaiast th* straetaree (Coattaued ex P a^ Six> < All elavator* and ascalators will next day. (CoxUaued ox gfS* Wmat), (Cexttxxed ex Psc* Fexri

■ ^ „ T., ’ ft . ^ • ■■ J -.O-'Xry; I MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1,194* MANCftESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN..^TUESDAY. AUGUST 1.11944 ?AGE two Ing the country against unemploy­ indicate that car owners are con­ ment and Industrial chaos when Fate o f Clark Glare Intends hondsmnn, when arraigned before oulred to submit reports and pro- sidering carefully Uie conserva­ Kiwanis Plan Eighth Ariiiy Solons Now Sweating Bank Fmploye Judge Daly. M m plans to Congress, through the war ends. 40 Mile Speed tion of their vehicles, further evi­ With the hopes o f many legisla­ Trial date was continue^ for jh® Leg Control the Bureau of the Budget, for rt- denced by their performance on Data September criminal term of ths Jack Br vlew as m the case of appropria­ tors held high that Germany’s de­ Making Slow To Be Decided T o Run Again the hlghways_.durlng thb past Trip to Cdmp feat-m ay come suddenly, cutting To Face Trial Hartford County Superior court. tions. Limit Stays three months. The Commission On Changeover Plans Alcorn told the court that a iaveatei, Congress 2. That the comptroller general war production virtually in half, Furnished By ll retain the forty mile limit presure for machinery'’ to ease the Advance Now complaint had been filed with the ^Boxiag Clov be designated as ex officio auditor St so long as this evidence of Missourians Pick^Ptirty Mrs. Luce in Formal Office of Price Administration atate’s attorney’s office by ■ the and comptroller of each govern­ K Anniial Event Provifles xonverslon of industry to a great­ Head Bookkeeper Held Traffic CommisMon m reasonable and safe driving con­ er emphasis.on civilian production . Nominees lor Long Trying to Prepare for Statement Says She Regional Department ot Information state bank commissioner, reporting Committee See* ment corporation. tinues. 40 Children With Two has mounted steadily since Con­ (Continued trim Page One) Ringrose Named 55 Tiemont Street, Boaton, 8, Maesabhasetta. On Warrant Charging that the bank had discovered a Sol M lenieJ Ike Hells Mentioning the Reconstruction Special Mcelinig Votes List Mtfjor Offices. shortage in MacLaughlln’s . ac­ OreunJ fileJe fer ceelsM Finance conK>ratioh under gress quit five weeks ago for party Pain -.Free Switchover Will Be Candidate. il Corporation# Weeks Vacation. conventions and a summertime river found the crossings strong­ $6,000 Embezzled. counts last Saturday. The arrest quMter, YeMker Teecb’’dMwIqil Jones, and the Commodity Credit To Continue the Rate. Acting Air Head Meats, Fats. Eto; 4 12-A coupons good for three 'gal­ waa made by Cjounty- Detective rest. ly defended. Still further east Brit­ SL Aug. 1.—(iP)—The , . To Prosperous Life icle to BusineM. corporation Tinder J. B. Hutson, ish troops repulsed five counter­ Greenwich, Aug. 1.—(JP)—Rep. Btftik Four Red - Stamps AS lons through Sept. 21. B-3, B-4, Joseph F. Mitchell. K. G Squires The Manchester Kiwanis club Joining v/ith Chairman Rey­ eal fate of U. S. Senator Clare Boothe Luce (R.-:(tonii.) has through Z8 and A5 through ^'C5 Hartford, Aug. 1—(JV-Francla the report said some of the corp­ Hartford, Aug. 1.—At a speelal will convey 40 Manchester children nolds iD-NC) in telegraphing attacks against their positions on When Germany Falls. i C-3 and C-4 coupons good every­ The state’s attorney failed to orations "exercise power bnd in­ ■ III I 1 i.i Hartford, Aug. 1.—(ff)—The ap­ once moK tossed her dainty hat valid indefinitely. ' W. McLaughlin, 33, or New Bri­ A w . meeting ,held by the State Traffic to Coventry on Thursday morn­ members of the Military commit­ Mount Scalari and thel^ forw ar' et Champ Clark (D) wiU be . where for five gallons. rqveal the exact amount of the Kconbmy ^ oominltt** s^lo fluence greater than do depart­ patrols reached' San Martino (Editor’s Note: This is the pointment of Deputy • State into -toe political ring, with the Processed Foods Fuel OU tain, head bookkeeper at the Park shortage but said he believed it CommisMon in Hartford yestcr T o H old Meet ing. These underprivileged chil­ tee to return to Washtnrton decided when Missourians pick announcement that she''will be a jy today that govanunant- ments and establishments. dren will be divided evenly with 20 Thursday to act “without delay” North of Arezzo the enejpsy w second of three storlee on the Aeronautics Commiaaioner Ken­ Bopk Four Blue Stamps A8 Period four and five coupons Street Trust company of Hartford would not be much more than $6 - Compete With Business party nominees for a long list of candiate for re-election to Con­ 000 .. eorponUona hava baan aat day, it was unanimously voted to boys and 20 girls and have a ,on demobilization, reconveraldu pushed farther up the/pfecipltous home front . demobUlzation neth H. Ringrose of Wcthbrsfield through Z8, and AS, valid indefi­ valid in all areas through Sept. 30. and an employe of the bank for "Government corporations to a continue the present forty . ndle major state offices and Congress as acting commiMioner to serve gress from the Fourth Connecticut nitely. B5 through F5 valid Aug. New period one coupons may be compatition wiQ> vacation of two weeks at the Sal­ and surplus property disposal leg­ Arezzo Blbena valley^o the Amo problem—what Congress has district the past 15 years, has been arrest­ H "with Uttla thought aa to great degree do business in com­ sp ^ limit on state highways Another Pre-Organiza­ vation Army camp. Experienced islation. Senate Majority Leader gorge,;,three mijas’ irom Subbiano. In today’s primary. during the military leave of Com­ 1 M d good indefinitely. used as soon as received from ra­ ' Hounded Buck Takes a Duck done, what tba president has In a formal atatement issued ed on a Superior court bench war­ •dranUgaa or dlaadvan petition with private enterprise," which has been in effect on an ex­ supervisors are provided at the Barkley (KY) told reporters: ■Ae lull continued, meanwhile, Clark Is opposed . In his third bid missioner Thomas H. Lockhart has Sugar tion boards. 4i»IO« it continued. "They encroach upon tion Session to Be Held for-tht Democratic nomination by done, snd what remnins to be been announced by Governor Bald­ from her Greenwich home yester­ rant charging embezzlement of I perimental basis since May 1st, camp, who are mostly college girls. "I don’t know when/ the war Book Four Stamps 30, 31 and Upper Montclair, N. J.—(JP)__ on this Fjkh Army front, with done.) day the congresswoman said that more tban $6,000 o f the bank’s J0hr2S« „ nport recommended that and compete with business under state .Motor Vehicle Commissioner The children jWlll meet at Dr. will end. I think itotfllng Is more len keeping an eye on the Attorney General Roy Moklttrlck, win. I.iOckhart leaves this week 32 valid indefinitely for five The Local War Price hod Ra­ An antlered buck, pursued by TomorroRF Night. who has been attacking him as a for.training and active service aa although ‘she had considered not funds. litionB of 44 such corporations, serious disadvantage. John T. McCarthy, Secretary of D. C Y. Moore’s office at S3 Ben­ foolish than guessinF when it will tower of Pisa—which the pounds each. Stamp 40 good for tioning- Board ia locatec, in the Lin­ dogs, bounded out of the First "They bave practically unilmlt' pre-Pearl Harbor Isolationist and By James Marlow a second lieutenant in the U. 8. standing for re-election "for per­ The warrant was issued by $88,000,000,000 of borrow- the Commlailon. ", > ton street at 9:30 Thursday morn­ be over or when Gerirnany will col­ azls'have been accused of using five pounds for home canning coln school, opposite the post Of­ Mountain woods and leaped for ed government, credit at low rates A representative from the na for hif votes against administra­ Waahington,' Aug. i —(J*)—Con­ Marine Corps sonal reaaona,” toe clalrn of her Judge Edward J. Daly yesterday Srim d’Vl«-500.000.000 of In consWerlhg the matter. Com­ ing and will be taken out to the lapse. However, there will as an observation post—but taking through Feb. 28,'1045. fice. N ew office hours are aa fol- refuge into a swimming pool m AU iiouu^uSou of interest; freedom in some in­ tional headquarters at New Haven tion-sponsored legislation: Clark gress is in a sweat noW to prepare In addition to serving as actr opponents that she “might be at the request of State’s Attorney „ - f , ba immedUtely placed missioner McCarthy stated, the camp in automobiles fumiahed by recess of Congress until....41ils Shoea owned on the Curt Forstmann es­ stances from Federal, state and will be present at th« third pre- no shots at it. has answered with a promise to ing aeronautics commissioner, purged by Sidney - Hillman’s Po­ Monday, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m, Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr. McLaughlin tht ovBT-aU control of Con- Commission felt that public be­ the Klwanians. Attoniey Harold urgent legislation is out^ the The Allied Mediterranean Air this country for a pain-free awitch- litical Action committee (of the Book Three Airplane Stamps 1 tate. Pulled out by local police, Boina should be liquidated local taxation on property and se­ havior on state highways during organisation meeting of the circle F, Garrity is chairman of the back the president’s war, program Ringrose will also take Lockhart’s Tuesday, closed all day. was held under bail of $10,000, ob­ way.” '' Force flew a total of 1,700 sorties ' over to a prosperous life when .place on the State Airport Com­ CIO)” waa a challenge she could and 2 good indefinitely. it rested awhile,' then returned to curities. They also enjoy the the three months period indicated of the Columbian Squires tomor­ camp committee this year and the Adds Impetus UK'uemands and the claim that he had admin- Germany folds up. ■Wedneaday, 2 to 5:15 p. m. tained through a professional the woods. aca. it added. row night at the Knights of Co­ during the course of which it mission. not ignore. Gasoline privilege of penalty (postage-free) a normal and safe readjustment funds to cover the expenses has Senator Vandstfberg of M.lchi is'tration support In his endorse­ The idee is this: Thursday, 10 a. m. to 5:15 p. nt. Fire Insurance! '1M 00 retaotis Einployed mair and other concessions . . . lumbus home. In the absence of bombed oil Inatallationt in the ment by Senator Harry 8. Trui Refers to Controversy In Northeast, and - Sobtheast, Friday. 10 a. m. to 5:15 p. m. its finding after oB the part of a large majority in ail been raised. The Kiwanians gan, calling^Republican senators May Soar Into Real Boom In her atatement, Mra. Luce re-- add to these the prestige of a gov Grand Khight Foster H. Wllllatn4 are planning to hold one of their Bucharest and Ploesll areas as man. Democratic vice presldmtlal lO-A coupona^ood for three gal- Saturday, 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. m On Your ..year study, the joint Hous^ that no undue advantage had been into a cloaeo conference today to If the switchover is smooth, ferred to the controversy within emment agency, and business and Deputy Grand Knight Corne­ meetings at the camp. add impetus to demands for speed, well as targets in Yugoslavia nominee. lions torough'YAug.* 8. Elsewhere, The telephone number ia 2-0494. __^lhiecutlva consnslttee head. taken to drive at exceptionally the battle area. Thirty-two enemy with little unemployment, and in­ the state Republican organization meets an invincible competition. high rates of speed since the lius Foley the meeting will be pre­ toiq^te^rtera: Seven 'Men in Race Federal Liquor For Real Refreshment [bySenator Byrd (D., The Home Owners Loan corpora­ sided over by Past Grand Knight planes were reported destroyed. dustry getting into civilian pro­ which Saturday brought about the change was made on May lat from he committee could send some The Republicans have seven resignation of J. Kenneth Brad­ FURNITURE eorporaUons employed 70,000 tion was named as one that could Frank Quish, who as a member duction quickly, this company may Sergeant, infantry, 64 West Cole thirty-five miles per hour to the Only HanclfiiJ ./'s o r t of bill to the floor for de­ men in the senatoriad nomination soar upward into a real boom. ley, her political mentor, as state Silver Star Given street, Pawtucket, R. I., received ns in this and other coun- be Tliquidated speedily by selling of the Board of Trustees is also a. bate within 24 hours After it as­ Charges Given And Personal Effect* bad outstanding loans of present forty mile limit. race, including Qov, Fortest C. If the national machine groans chairman on the insistence of Gov. the silver star for aggressively 4ts assets. Others so listed includ­ In order to obtain the degree of member of Campbell Council's In Congress sembles. There is no need for DonneU. Four Democrats and 0.000,000, and had incurred ed the Housing and Inter-Ameri­ and staggers, with unemployment Raymond E,. Baldwin although she 2 New Englanders leading his platoon through enemy We ceil protect you for i public reaction on the highways advisory committee for this new further hearings. The vital thing Vessel Honors• N * three Republicans are seeking did not mention either by name. fire to destroy Japanese pillboxes. tUng losses of $103,000,000 as can Navigation corjioratlons. Manchester youth organisation be­ Is to get a bill on the floor and get spreading while the change to as $430 per $1,0M fer t to the Increased Umitation. speed ------■ 1 nomination' for governof. Violation jof Ceiling . Mra,.Luce in her atatement said: time. : JuM 30, 1943. ing sponsored by the Knights of (Continued from Page ^ e ) to work on it." civilian production - goes - slowly r»Xtovamment operations ^ m checks were taken by the State I The state's 13 ,pre.sent congress­ because- of poor planning. the "Although I have never publicly Dentist Gave Pet Dogs Columbus. ’ Both measures before the com­ N egro’s Friend Prices iir Southern Washington, Aug. 1—(JP)— Two Find Art vbnve been created with little Highway Department during the men, eight Republicans and five post-war years may not be happy. made any statement to the effect, Masterpiecee Let me call at your home : Teeth of Gold month of April, immediately prior It- is expected that those pros­ to consider a "mkrking^time’’ res­ mittee call for the setting up of Democrats, seek' . renomlnation, it ia true that, for personal rea­ New Englanders have.been award­ explain details or ' ht as to their advanUges or pective Squires who have not yet olution. to adjourn until Thurt- an over-all deniobilization and re­ - Government and Congress al­ States Claimed. stages,’* the report con to the ’ effective date of the in­ 'I with nine of them tiqopposed. ready have made some efforts to sons, I have considered not seek­ ed the silver star for bravery, the Rome, Aug. —Italian art Telephone 5449 or t Baton Rouge, La.—(iPi—Shorty, turned in their completed applica­ day and then to Monday, skipping conversion agency but differ aa to Also to be selected are , party crease, and during the months of New Liberty Ship to smooth the - way. Others ' lie ing the congrcsional nomination War department announced today. masterpieces Vhich w^fe removed Honduran dog with a gold tooth, May and June during the period tions will present them at this the days between. / the power to be granted. The candidates for five othef .state of­ , Hartford, Aug- 1.— (JP)—The Fed­ from (tonnecticut’s Fourth dis­ r^^Tiaro simple beginnings, each major controversy involves Kil­ ahead. Here is a general out­ The award was presented to from Florence because o t the pos­ has died of "indigestion and a of experimentation. The average meeting. Already more than 20 Speaker ^Ra^um, returning Bear Name of Luns' fices, half the state Senate, all 150 eral indictment against the Nor­ trict again. Today, as an unex­ Max G. Miller,. Pfe, Infantry. 31 Arthur A. Knof I a definite field, there has from Texas whyte he woq Demo­ gore’s view Riat uniform Federal line of past petformancea and fu­ sibility of air raid damage ha-ve' „n up a vast network, the final severe case of heat prostration." speed of all vehicles during the of the group of , 33 boys who have seats in the state House of Repre­ walk rectifying and wholesale firm pected by-product of a local con­ Pentway road. New London, Conn., "The Fnmltore Fire Pets of a dentist, Shorty a n ’ cratic renomination to Congress, standards of unemployment com­ ford Richardson. ture intentions: been found by Allied officers scat­ _jlts of the operations of which check taken in April was 38.2 evinced an Interest in the organ­ sentatives and several county of­ of Wlnalow-Warren, . IA. Inc., troversy within the Republican for his part in wiping out' a nest Insurance Man” his father. Dopey, were brought instructed committee chairmen to pensation rates should be set .up, Last February, at the request tered through various farm houses ay not be known definitely for miles per hour. The May check isation have placed their applica­ fices. three other Connecticut wholesale state organization, these private of Germans who were holding up south of the famous art center, 875 MAIN STREET to the States from Honijuraa. revealed an average of 38.S miles tions in the hands of the Caiqp* get demo^izatlon, reconversion and the insistence .of others that Greensboro, N. C., Aug. I - - ^ - o f the 'White House, Bernard M. companies and 10 individuals in­ incUnationa have been speculated rs to come." , the states fix thelr own standards. Baruch and John Hancock out­ his platoon. some in an area that still is a bat­ OHIoe Open Dally made these recommendations; TTielr master fitted them tvlth per hour, while the June check bell council Organising committee and reenuiloyment Insurstnce leg­ nouncement by the U. S. Maritime cluding salesmen in various parts about Whereupon my opponents Anthony E. Krzyzek, Technical It’s Delicious! On the House side. Chairman Commission In Washington ^ t a Navy 0«ts a New Ship Every lined a plan for war and post-war tleground'; ' and 'Tbam. Bvenins 7 to • P. X. That each corporation ba re> gold teeth for identification iharks. showed an average' of 38.0 miles chairman, Austin .Schiillnger, and islation in order, and yolced a hope of the country, under which all somewhat hastily claimed that I that will be read for the full Colmer (D-Miss) of a special Com­ Liberty Ship is to be named the Other Hour policies. X must be afraid of being purged at per hour. Oiecks being.taken at will be assured of having their mittee on Post-War Economic concerned were arraigned in Fed­ the present time Indicate that this names inscribed on the ,charter as Hou.se member.ship in two weeks. "Lunsford Rlcttaimson.” commem­ It dealt mainly Vvitb the finan­ eral court on July 10 has been the polls by Sidney Hillmaq’s Po­ Can Await Legislation ^ Planning said his committee and orating a distinguished American Washington Eveiy two. cial problems,or getting back, on litical Action committee. This is average figure is being fhaintaln- members of the charter class. It the committee on Expenditures, made public. ed. Average speeds shown by is expected that the rolls for the "The full membership will not citizen and business leader, will M hours the American flag la run^ a sound peacetime basis, although In It, the Winslow-Warren com­ a challenge I cannot ignore. ... be called back, except certain both of which have tackled recon­ received with interest and gra«- upon a mast and a hew ship joins .recognizing there was a human t refuse to let my opponents claim checks made during the year 1943 charter class will remain open for version matters, will hold a joint pany is charged with 21 sales of. and with other white Some Solons Unhappy whiskey through the purchase of ed, however, and rightfully so, meeting of the group. be sent out for congressmen to re­ friends taught a Sunday school The Baruch-Hancock report that the degree oi accident fre­ Ernst Kearns of the Summer of persons of whom he was suspi­ warehouse receipts at above-ceil­ Tne spirH* that won turn to their posti unless a special cious, but Who may not actually class each'Sunday afternoon. Af­ made some congressmen unhappy ing prices and sold it to customera quency is dependent upon the vol­ Activities committee reported that need arises, he told a reporter. ter his death, members of his anyway. They, thought it called ume of traffic exposure. Traffic the program was shaping up well have been Involved in the plot, the who were required to make an ex­ Instead, committeta considering reports ■ Indicate. ' . family erected a model hospital in for too much power to the presi­ tra cash payment in excess of toe counts tsdien on the Merritt Park­ and great interest la bel.ng shown. post-war reconversion legislation the Cfity of (Jreensboro for the ex­ dent and too little to Congress in way in June show an increase of Another softball game between Hitler named him chief of the invoice prices which were in ac­ QUESTIONS ABOUT will be urged to work at full speed entire German Home Army in the clusive use o f the Negro race, this post-war problems. After some cord with OPA prices. The extra 75 per cent over traffic during- the members of the-council under hospital having been erected as a months Congress passed a con­ the Armi/ June of 1943. Other state high­ so bills can be submitted to the shake-up aqd purge which follow­ etenest iiciMfeiet cash payments were not recorded 30 and those over that age ia membership as soon as possible, memorial to Mr. Richardson. 'The tract cancellation act to assure • WAR GARDENS ways show increases anywhere planned foi- next Monday evening ed the bombing. quick government pay-offs. on the company's books, it is DIAL the Georgian said. “ Don’t Bely on Germans L Richardson Memorial hospital with LARAINI DAY charged. from 12 to 76 per cent. The trat- at 7 o’clock. Arrangements for has been of great bene^t to the This act was pained after a pro­ • CANNING tic accident incidence rate per 100 Ramspeck, who made the asser­ The Soviet embassy bulletin. In S)]M the game are being made by tion after an hour-long conference an article apparently ' based on people of dur race in supplying test by the thriee big labor organi­ : million vehicle miles traveled on; James Murphy. The.last contest » 2-1451 with Speaker Rayburn (D-Texas), similar Information, said t « ^ y them with modem hospital fa­ Plus; ’’TwlUght On the Prairie^ zations—CIQ, AFL and the rail­ • SUMMER RECIPES I all public highways of the state in road unions—that it was piece­ N AIR FORCE OFFICER ejune in for hie routine checkup end was won by the younger group, "it is not mOUnous generals t h « culties and also in training Negro Truman Is Urged OR CALL May 6f this year was 339.2, while 13-7, with the losers standing said "the country will suffer fio meal legislation to benefit busi- • FOOD PRESERV.4TION loss jy this action. wUl bring HlUer Germany to h * nursos and providing^ tho host of ENDS TODAY: was surprieed to fc>d a Wac in charge of the Link Trainer. IN PERSON for the same month last year the treat for refreshments. The ulpment for the Negro doctom nesa while ignoring workers. rate was 357,7. If accident fre­ "W e will be better, off generally knees, but we and our Allies. We Labor favored a bill sponsored To Hold His Post *Why, that’s no work for a woman!” he said. • SALVAGE, ETC? same arrangement Is to follow the don’t rely on any Germans—_____ the community. * Mr. Rlchard- . “The Eve of SI. Mark” quency remains on a par, or. ap­ game Monday. The Knights also if we take time in ■commltiees to Plus; “ Men On Her Mind” ^ b y Senator Kilgore (D., W. Va,), prepare good, sound legislation, whether Stupid or clever, whether [son was always *‘I’ye been trained for it, sir,” the Wac answered with a proximately so, with the record ot were told that they .soon may face which would guaranty unemploy­ WE’RE READY TO HELP WITH ALL THE .ANSWERS rather than rushing in with some purblind or awakened. We smile. ‘’Apd if I can’t do it, I don’t belong in this man’s Army.” last year, it will be indicative of a challenge by a team from the tanks and shells and flrenades." the white cltiaena an l Nagro^au ment compensation on a genera] Washington, Aug. 1—(JP)— Two better smd safer driving. unsound propositions,” he adde^eoe MM ' ? BUli DING W LOAN ASSOCIATION, INC The newly patented fire in ■ TalcottvlUe. As yet thew tlons have recovered torpedoM. Wickersham commission, national l>. • Bniwa. Nsr. “ Ahraya nrat T» Show Th« Latest** be used on vessels under S.ow has been no estlmte placeil on the . ammunition and equipment for use body on law observance and an- Uwas. No. Ml deadweight tons and U »ald to oe BtST REVUE ■ ti , — - — - ORGANIZED A P fm / 6 9 I ------597 MAIN STREET SHERIDAN BUILDING on (Rhar Naval vessels. torcemant, died yesterday. ideal for fishing boata* loss.

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TUESDAY, AUGUST 1.1S4A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANciHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1,1944 ' r A t a i l FOUR 'v r‘ will mean certain success for the year, has accepted a position in question has developed in Hartford force headquarters, and a flight of le Firing X whole Republican ticket on Nov .tJhlon. r’ ^have done, which mosi fish Is Facing Boltoti V Baldwin Goes the Na: fighter planes loaded their guns Hints Germans T 6 ^ ’ Meeting Tables 7.” . - Post as Party county and Bradley’s home civiUsation, Rockville Mrs. Ernest J, ‘ Broussesu of grounds, Fairfield county. Manchester seriously The Bolton Volunteer fire de­ Cards Mills has returned from TRUSSES^ with incendiary bullet* and took Refeord Good In Hartford, Bradley supporters That can be (?^ ad a where she has been visit­ .off. After a few minutes work on Now Muffling Threat partment will hold to*!*" regular To St. Louis claim six votes for toe chairman' ning Herald What the Nazis Kaxe also done monthly /taeetlrig tonight at 8 ing relatives for a week. During Leader Sought their part, not a vehicle waa mov­ North End Pool Plan _ BELTS William^ Case her absence Mrs. Edna Watklna is to leave their mark'nipon the o’clcrtfij i t toe fire house on the Seventh Baltali^n^Mflhes Columbia pecta to lure two or three of these ing, ail were burning up apd down has been caring for her family. people whom they have r Flying Bombs New Electorate and Op­ Notch road. All members are .urg­ Pleased With Prospect away from the Bradley esmp. ‘^ E X P ^ im .Y la b u m u su M t mlttee, having already provided Republican delegates to toe state Supporters o f Mitchell lUncl>e»ter, Conn. _ Frene toe’ choked rorfd. — ed to attend. ‘H ighly C r e ^ W e ’ ” Verbal Fireworks F u ­ Roland L Oobb, chairman of In Fairfield county, (Chairman four years. Many of to* Given Hearing position of Dewey and that no retirements should be O f Meeting Other Re­ convention this week are: Henry ' moicAS nsROuaoN xThat 1* what good weather for (Continued from Page One) Claim More Than 50 William Brennan says the 16 coun­ 0*n«nd people whom we have "liberated” Showing at Pits. ^ compulsory so long aq. we are at the w a rd , of Education has an­ Hutchins and Matvey CoUlns; ou f air superiority mean* for the Willkie ‘Are Obstacles. ture ol3essibn as* Vot­ ty votes are secure for Bradley but ffiLRIUU yMnded Octobw 1. I w have not seemed to gain any great war with an/ naUon, did not feel publican Governors. nounced toe list o f teachers for toe Judge Edwin S. Thomas and James for long distances—a fact previ­ O f 72 Committee Votes again the Mitchell backers are In DRUG STORES / Germans pn the western front. .No Bound Over to $|ipcrior ers Turn/.Down prepared to recommend toe last Phelan are delegates to toa con­ Branr BrenlnK •**??* thriU from their Ubefratlon.- In­ ously announced. Armor Wedge Camp Baldwin. Nlantlc, Aug. 1. coming year: Miss Goldie Green­ dispute, claiming three o f toe votes army can take very much o f this New York, Aug. 1.— (JP)— Rep. .minute Johnaon amendment, toe Hartford, Aug 1-(P)—Ex­ gressional convention. 1 ud HoUd»y». “2 stead, they seemed gripped by Court; Involved in Fa Laborite Member Emanuel Shin- —(flV-The Eighth battalion, Con­ quest for Project. berg, Center; Mrs. Mildred Church. Hartford, Aug. 1.—(;p)_ With for their man. (jt iiaiiehe*Ur, Coon., •» Hamilton Fish, New Deal critic Cheney and Williams amendments pressing personal pleasure over Mrs. (Carrie Locke o f Amherst maii very long... well demanded to know If Morrison more than 50 ©f the 72 committee itotter. some inertia, .as K toe free soul necticut SUte Guard, goes onto to Ihs amendments were with­ Hop River Village; Miss Gladj?s is visiting her >unt. Mrs. Julia Lieut. (3ov. Wlftlam L Hadden, tal Accident. ' . ' was flippant In his , stateraent and storm center within bis own May Cut Off toe prospect of meeting on cam­ votes claimed for him by suppor- atm had been driven out of them, a* toe Peck’s farm rifle range today, The proposal to appropriate drawn. and toe original Johnson Rice, Chestnut Hill; * Mrs. Ethel Little. who in the past has supported girinMcaiPTioK * about "horrible things.” Republican party, came up to an­ paign plans with toe other Re­ Brehsnt of Hebron, Pine street; ttrs. Rep. Harold E. Mitchell of if they had been reduced to per­ for It* record firing, faced with a $38,000 for toe purchase of the amen(Uneirt ac(;ept*d by voice Word has been received of the Bradley, is understood to be back­ RockvlUe, Aug. 1—David Wil­ difficult task to equal or surpass Mrs. Alice Downs, of Wllllmantlc. West Hartford has launched hi* 5h by Itou ...... I -Jl The minister o f home security other primary election today, fac­ Hirlan White tract and the de- vote. Tbe pension plan Itself publican governors of toe coun- death of Joseph Walker, M ayof.of ing Mitchell In the present contro­ manent acceptance of the Nazi re­ liams, 16. of Talcott avenue was Brest Sector Old Hop River. Mrs. Brehant and drive for the chairmanship o f toe answered: "No, there are all sorts ing toe uncertainties of a new the showing made yestetday by waa ’ then adopted, also by 'voice Gov. " Raymond E. Baldwin Dobbs Ferry, N. Y., following a versy, and It U. expected that he gime. Thrir one common absorp­ bound over to toe next term of the of possibilities . . . Anyone doing the Seventh batUlion at toe pits. ‘ Telopment o f a wading ixx>l on it Mre. Downs have both served a* Republican SUte Central commit­ anut formation of the meeting, that the N|IOw that too town has thus didate of toelr own, arid their op- ter. ' were officially described as com o t the Eighth battalion of Stam­ northeast o f Spilt in Dalmatia, four more seriously 111 than if they had Birth ligious issue by telling toe truth blow. selectmen had voted, in session on what would have been an posiUon I# not likely to progress paratively light, additional casual ford. strong points in toe Italian prov­ liappened to liye_ In some 'area beyond a failure tri join toelr In­ Mr. and Mre. Guy E. Scribner of Ues and damage were reported. and making political prediction^?” With the Eighth battalion on to* hour before* toe to'wn meeting, to ate commitment, it is to ince of latria, Samae in Slavonia 1 r r e i r VnampMon m jm m sion w arfare where « ecarclty o f food caused dividual voices In the acclamation 62 East street are toe parents of a The German-controlled Vichy Threats of Libel Suits ng range, to# Seventh will take go on record ar not favoring toe and three strong points between hoped.that responsible town’ p roject phyaicar starvation. And all Eu­ with which Dariaber is renomi' daughter born on Monday at toe radio estimated that 4,000 of toe The bitter campaign brought Polish Premier — over all camp details for toe day. Belgrade and Zagreb. RockvlUe City hospital. Mr*. Judge Hyde immediately ques­ Ities will themselves move Dated. flying bombs had been unleashed threats of libel suits and an offer _ _ _ I Wednesdayweanesaay bothouui battalions willww.m. rope, probably. Is full o f such sick Scribner is the former Miss Marian tioned why the selectmen, if they The Berlin radio said that Rab the formulation of a defl­ On the third level of party against toe London area since toe by Willkie to defend Playwright M a y iy e t X la c e embark on a program of Interior Island off toe northern Dalmatian people,'people who, in four very E. Gilpin, daughter of Mr. anct had voted not to favor the project * g »lr e — that of the men and attacks began. Maxwell Anderson, a supporter of » I defense. coast had been freed from toe grip ate tecreaUooal ’program which Mrs. David GUpin of Prospect had presented a motion maldng in­ long years, have come terribly women who, actually running Bennet, should Fish sue him. W ill­ of the partisan*. The broadcast SrUDEBAKERliiASEL bensAt all eectlohs. street. close to falling into to* pattern toe ptety, are practical poUtl- kie said It would be ^‘a great serv­ (Contloued from Page One) stead of denying toe appropria- said toe partisans seized toe island to ail sections, and prepare A t ToUaad JaU _____ British Bombers Hit Uon, and he suggested that the of slavery which waa H lU e^^^ rilsns thtr* la leaat difference ice to all Americana to help ter­ after the Italian capitulation. the town’s present and future o t nil ovnr Danaher. If soine of W alter W. Harlow, 23 and Misa minate toe poUtlcal career of Ham decision break with Gen. Kazl- Nazis Take motion presented by Chambers BUILT BY STUDIBAinS • a a S O W n B sign of living for them. ’There a ^ Robot Supply Depots It was reported that toe g A- jSte regnlar party people happen Carley W. Bond, 19, both of En­ Fish.” mierz Sosnkowaki, toe conunan- should have read that the appro­ ST STUMBAKn CHAMPION mOM| In a systematic, common London, Aug. 1— — British mans had withdrawn all their first emaciated. minds as well as ema­ to differ personally with Dana­ field are at the Tolland County Pish, who said he was still for der-ln-chief of exiled Polish gov­ priation be denied. When Modera- heavy bombers, stepping up toe - Wrapi Off line troops from Yugoslavia and manner.’ ciated bodies waiting for us alT her or to consider his nomina­ jail being bound over from toe the election of the Dewey-Bricker ernment forces. Soankowskl, re­ - tor Johnaon said that toe (Cham­ campaign to wipe out toe derman were moving the rest northward. OU’LL hear a lot more about this ■the inauguration of the tow n tion something of a liability, Somers Justice court on charges ticket, declared toe voters of his cently dropped president-desig­ bers motion in toe affirmative had through EluropeT and toe full ek- flying bomb menace, struck last New Plane Y agile new Allied personnel end dee> w h ich w as toe construcUve they nevertheless go along of breaking, entering and theft. district resented “outside political nate in an effort to mollify the already been made and seconded. tent of to* damage Hitler has been State Policeman Robert Erden evening and again last night at go carrier as our invasion armita roll o f last night’s meeting, swimmingly with party routli^ Interference.” Russians, is regarded as a spokes­ Judge Hyde then made his motion able to do is fwobably bey^d cal­ But, at any rate, the majority of toe Stafford Springs barracks two widely separated robot sup­ man for the landed • classes of (Continued From Pago One) to Uble. Dyer to Retire deeper into Eorop*. i . Born of war’s ad be an aid toward such ply depots and a number of Bid In New Territory culation. . .. /' of them like and admire Dana­ made toe arrests im '\toatever it may be in other sec- Fires recommended that henceforth gress shoiild act as soon as possi­ September 3rd. asted element* in toe town became tro^ns of the country, will be a spectators be segregated from le- ble on those reconversion’ prob­ Bevietng Uet ipontaneously active and pushed campaign issue in Connecticut- t Traffic v|^ town voters. Moderator John­ lems’ where it can do'^metolng to Mrs. W alter H. Plummer, phone son Informed him that whenever programs which they 120, Is assisting Dr. <3eo^e 8 iease the domestic transition from In Service be wished to have toe voting -at a toemselyss devised simply because Brookes and toe Glri A.ldea h town meeting conducted by ofll- war to'peace. Sammy Kaye Band brin ^g up to date the addreMcs they felt that the town needed ’ ■ I to. oial sheck list he should file his If, from oiie point, of viewj act­ of the 150 young people ^ toe (fcontlnned from Page One) . writtra request, with toe legal leadership and InitlaUve on such Union church who are In rorv- ing $m such important matters in­ a n number of signatures programs. Had toe town lUeU Hartford Feature Ice^of toelr country both at home volves political risk, it also in­ er conceiD "only for the pur- “Is your statement in the min previously adopted a plan for a and abroad. “ Mrs. Plummer would Mse of supplying to* ewtomer utea?” Dyer asked. town-wide recreaUonal poUcy, had volves political opportuntiy. We be very glad to receive wy with workers to be engaged in “It is now, I just made it,' know of no better and more con­ Sammy Kaye brings his nation­ changes in addresses In order t h ^ . the town itself actuaUy begun to filling of the customer’s own Johnson replied. ally famous ’’Swing and Sway” or­ the present list of sem e* men ana tracts,” toe objective toe commit­ Pension Plan vincing way for any member of chestra, plus a brilliant all new re­ formulate its plans for a war me­ women may be corrected. tee said, being to earn h^proftt by Vyhile the town pension plan waa Congress to campaign than to do vue to toe stage Of , toe air con­ morial and honor roll, these 'Finn Novelty charging excessive wdge rates, tmder eonalderation. as toa first ditioned State Theater. Hartford, his best to produce clean, work­ Martin Fag*l». who la in c h ^ e transportation an d / subsistence item o f business, M oden tor John­ groups would not have felt it nec­ Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The manlike, efficient legislation on of toe community dance to be held son yielded the chair to Town essary to originate and push pro- famed band leader presenU all of Friday evening imder toe auspices costs. toe reconversion problem. Such Huge Profits on Employes Tiraasurer George WaddeU so that |,"V grams of their own. hia famous radio stars, including of the Recreation committee, hM Sonw companies, toe commit­ hs himself could present and gain Keep e v e n end aurfiso* units fltsn I f Such gioupa are to be compli­ action could be more eloquent of Nancy Norman, Arthur Wright, announced a noveHy feature. A S. Rotate use of burners as jrou would ' 3. Start an high onto aetira enofcfag Billy Williams. Sally Stuart, The tee sald^ pay their employee wages adoption o f an sunendment to th ^ food or liquid spills bn open eoil type o f mented on their civic Interest and worth than many thousands 3f Truth and Consequenees’’ pfegiam.. ranging from 50 cents to $3.00 an 1 ’ fc- pension ordinance which would th* spare tor* on your car. It wUl prolong begina . ; . then redno* heat It’s e good Three kayedots and toe^ Kaye Music for the dancing will be fur- stutoce unit, shut off eurratit imd remove activity, even though one may campaign words. Choir. In addition, Sammy Kaye hour and hire them out to war relieve Dr, D. C. T. Moore, town their life.. Surveys show left front unit ia idea to w covered utensils. This short­ nished’by toe Star Duster*. contractors for as much as $7AO health ofiBcer fo r the past S3 years, residue with ' soft brush., Flat-bottomed have disagreed with their specific features Irt his all new revue such Underwent Operation ^ I'., k'-'"- AM’ ueed 00% of tha tone. Are you ovutwotfc- ens ooolpng tons end helps to save ptw fiv e rmnufes are up. ah hour for work performed on a at tha narasslty of retiring from tttanailaate auggested for beat effieiaiMy. jiuadllne aciis as radio’s favorite, Private Gilbert Weber, son of Mr. * 5 , 1 r ‘iBgittoo7 proposals. They were at least try­ On A Normandy Rcmd seventh consecutive day. in addl- * I 'i offles. does litaaiiBA Raul Wlnchell with Jerry Ma­ and Mrs. Charles,Weber of this ing to do something about prob­ tiim, toe committee said, contrac­ Tha Jottnaon-proposed amend­ Now I have to buy some bonds/ An American corrMpondent honey, "Am erica’s Greatest ’Ven' City, who Is stationed In Burma, je-- it iK A f ! tors in m uy cases pay transpor­ ment waa "and further provided lems they saw before toe town, was flying over toe battlefields of trorMlmic” plus The 3 Hearts, and cently underwent an operatic for many others. "So You Want To tation charges, Including week­ that the provialon fo r (compulsory I t is now to be hoped that the appcndlcltia. according to w oM I* - 3 retirement shall not become effec­ Normandy toe otoeri day. In a Lead a Band!" one tit Sammy’s celved by hta parents. He I# in an end trips home, and subalBtence selectmen ‘themselves will be in­ Piper. Cub grandstand seat for toe sensational stage novelties, is al­ costs, all o f which is c h a rg e tive as to any eligible official or Engineer Corps unit arid ia now employe who shell have attained fected with some degree of such drama below. On one stretch of so featured on the program. Qn againsC toe price, o f contracts as corivalsscjilg. "V- the age of 70 years at the time of nnd propeed to leadership in toe screen is presented "Black. an item reimbursable by the gov­ 1 * * ro.ad, for a distance he forgot to ernment. the paaaege of this ordinance." programs which can unite toe Magic” with Sidney Toler as estimate, he saw. a long line of The committee said Higgins Judge Johnson eeld that it would town on ..po8itive_accomplishment. Charliri Chan." Feeds Pups by Hand “Please limit your call -Nari armament and transport— There wUl be a midnight show Aircraft, Inc., had paid to other ha impossible to find, anyone to re- last’s get a real .recreational pro­ .. place Dr. Moore at this tima. Judge big guns, itanks, troop carriers, on Friday only. , Denver (JP)— Mrs. R. 8. companies for employes a total gram. Let's start planning that feeds meat ^ c # d«Uy—by hwid of $3,112,583 in less than a year 'H yde seconded his motion. ^ 9 staff cars. Their presence on such There are late stage shows Sat Misa Marjorie Cheney, express­ war memorial. Let’s give toe peo- urday and Sunday at, 10 p. m. for services valqpd at $728,074 un­ a road in daylight could wily baVe der prevailing wage rates, in. the ing her sympathy with the purpoae to 5 minutes u a good siigge»» . pie who want to work for and with been caused by toe emergency na­ company’s own locality. On these hot, humid daj^ the deep, ^ the amendment, still thought such .program* an organiaed, That Some evm tual Umit o f aervloe ture' of toe German retreat from pup has eaten and which haentT Alronift Flgnrea Given plnnned procedure to r making Dealers Protest Mro Tellan solved that by tjrlng United. Aircraft corporation. It restful shade o f treM and wide, open should bo aet, and enggaated an lion for these days when the lines are erowdedi toe American land attack. Alto­ . amandmant to th* amendment pcogress. a string around th* nock of a pup added, paid 81.i;8,847 to other porches, the big private parking 8i»ce • gether, toe coitespondent estimat­ after he’e eaten hia quota o< 13 companies for employee between maldng retirement flnaUy com­ 4. Dent use too much water.Only* New Liquor PHces away from the hot main thorough­ pulsory at the age of 7B. Judge S. Make full us# of your oven. Plan 4. Hove It Checked eccationally. Tcpor with eaHs to distant out-of-state points* ItVi • ed that in this one string of trsZ- tiny m eet bells. Whan ell 13 pupa September, 1042, end March, 1944, npnimum amount of water ia e pan is your meals ia advance. Roaat your meet, Emaciated Mindfl, Too ar6 weaiini^ ttrin gt MOund tii®lr adUI* from April 31.1042, to April fares, and mostly our conditioned-air Hyde noted that Dr. Moore had range w as biiilt to lash However, yhuuld fle there were from SOO to 600 aeoessaiy in cooUag vegeteblea. ‘n>* lees steam yoor vugeteblee, and bake your des­ hecks. Mrs. T*n*n 15, 1044, Chryaler co^ration, already reached that age, too. it require repeire, have k checked imm^ ' Bom* idea of toe damage to German vehicles of one kind or San Diego, Calif., Aug. l —(dP>-^ equipmei^t, lend greater comfort dur­ Prank .WiUiama suggested an­ ^ t e r you nee. tha more vitaaaias and sert in th* oven at th* aama tone.' It’s as friendly, thoughtful ^ t that helps the QlliMr through fsedtng them their 144 Dodga Chlc<4;o plant. It said, paid 1 Srinerals youH eevo. ’ dietely by a reliable aaivioemen. Oont dytUxatlon Hitler has already another. Some alcohoUc beverages have b«- maatballfl. ,______$758,453 to 13 concerns for rented ing services. other amendment* to the amend­ eooveaient ie It le eooooiaieeL, — come So cheap in San Diego that ment, which would give such offi­ toy to Rx it you n elL . tom* through hia four year control Every one of^these vehicles wsa pereotmeL dealers have proteatad to tha Of­ cials a . certain period of yeaia In feUow<«*"«alkd then some day of most of Europe can be gained lam* as toe correspondent flew Brhwster Aeronautical corpor- j fice of Price Admlnlstrstion. vtolch B^M Obeyed atloa. Long Island C3ty, N. T„ •vhlch to retire. from descriptions of condition* In over them. The operation which has had to szplaln that its Job is tbs eommlttes said, paid thras .l Amendment Adopted Fort Bheriden, HL-<»)--For ^ CSMiteurg five weeks after its fired every last one of them must to set celling—not flooiv-jiricee. separata oompanies 8873^144 for I 142 East Center Street A fter further discussion, in and hdps yoa. . , With the re-opening of liquor peat week Pvt. Edwin W . Befawali^ The AAanchester Electric Division have been completed only a few rented personnel between Bep^ | which it was disclosed that six csptar* by us. In toe last few St T of Melroae Park, H L has spent distilling in this rountry, prices on tember, IMS, end March, 1044. town employees would be affected days e f Nasi poasesirtnn, ao much momenta before toe correspondent some Imported Inrands have drop­ his tlmd plaolnf warning ^elgM Phone 3196 - Lkty Attendant by the Johnaon amendment, end along th* Fort Sherlton _ b ee^ The oommitte* did not list the | T M f SOUTHERN NfW ttaeough material destruction was arrived. He checked later on how ped to leas than toe Federal tax on coat the rented peraonnel at in which A tty . Charles House, them. One brafid of spirits that N o f he ia m the poet hoapiW tit ' wrooght that we have atill to re- it was done. Another *Plper Cub prevailing local wMre totes in the chairman of the Pension Plan 4 ^ TELEPHOMI C O M P A N Y previously sold for $4.15 a fifth under treatment fo r pofeon ivy in- case of Brewster, United A ircraft | committee etatad that Iba eom-|j ^,-gsJa any fun us* of toe port. But observation plane hai!l,spotted toe. was available today for $1.79. The fectlon. The eigne Schweln pl*c , V ia sot Um material destruction Efasi transport, imported it to air P mU cSI tMC S1A7. ad read: ”B*w*r*l Potoon.Ivjf,” bg esujoder corporation. ■■V.. r MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1944 'S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE sV r R. CONN,, TUESDAY. AUGUST 1.1944

wno—1666 WTHT— 1280 ^^u■ezt^u Dies; ] WDBO—1860 Today *8 Radio WNBC—1410 ti-!te Sorong. We have no need of A bout Town Farm and Home It.” ' New Lutheran Is Now' a Captain Eeeteth War Time Lieut. Thrall The imporUnt, new thrust was Filipino Head Hamilton Turns Back Rockvillo, |rly 28,000 ■M,embers of the Board of Select- Day Program not preceded by the usual aerial 4:45—W n C — Young t d d er ' ~ ' . ------— ____^ ^ ^ ^ ■ y and Naval bombardment. ^ None len WDRC — Big Town; WTHT — Crash Victim Pastor Is Here (CoBttoaed from Page One) Brown. Frank Slngiser; WNBC — Paul was necessary. Seventh fleet units night following the town meeting 6:00—W n C — When a Girl Mor- Wkers Idle hovered offshore and American, in order to investigate the need Expect Close to 1,000 to ■ Nellson. to bring abou,t defeat, and ouster riee; WDRC — News; Ad Uner; 8:16—WTHT— Sometotog for tofi Old Timers, Rookies To Join Dodgers Mike^^arco Goea AustraUan and Dutch planes cir­ for better lighting t l» t has been WTHT — News; MuMc; WNBC cled overhead aa precautlona^ry aev. Theodore Palmer rc-quested there. / of the Japanese. Attend Festivities at <31rls; WNBC— Lum and Abner, B o x S core A ll N a tio n Spring St. Army Pilot He told the U. S. Senate he — Terry and toe Pirate*. 8:80—w n c—A Date with Judy mstance to Tama protection. To (Take Over Pulpit 5:15— WTiC — We Love and Dies in Plane Accident Thousands of green-clad troops The local Exchange Club's ah- hoped America would adopt a new ' Stores Tomorrow. WDRC — Theater of Romance r - ' Hamilton Billies; Bill war slogan—;”Rememb«r the Phil­ Learn; WNBC — Dick Tracy. News; WTHT Castles to toe In Rubber Tonight poured ashore, 'but Associated At Emanuel Church. nual picnic for children, ’’The Sun­ 5:80—W n c — Ju*t Plata Bill; .H .PO. A. E. At Avon Park, Florida Press Waif Correspondents Fred shine Special,” will take place to­ ippines.” Storrs, Aug. 1.—With an exM cl- v Air; WNBC — Nit Wit Court Hutt, lb ...... 2 ' 6 0 0 Boosts~Batting Av« Beyond Indications that funer­ WDRC—^News; Baseball Scores; 9:00—w n c — Mystery Theater >iuaat»t •tooot by Hampson and Spencer Davis men­ Rev. Theodore E. Palmer, the morrow afternoon ^ Globe Hollow ed attendance of 800 to 1,000 Con­ Rolick, 3b. .... 1^ Bmployinent al services will be conducted in WTHT — Tom Mix; WNBC — WDRC — Jack Pepper Show Del Conte, If. ., With Perfect R< Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Thrall tioned the killing of only an oc- new pastpr of Emanuel Lutheran pond, where swimming and other necticut rural people. Farm and Jock Armstrong. Third Game in Series to | r«MBialttM. waa protMte;! -casional sniper. _Within a few supervised sports and good eats Washington, there were no Imme­ Home Day at the University of WTHT — Gabriel H e a t t e r Batting Leaders George, sa. ..., of 28 Spring street received a tele­ church and.Mrs, Palmer, with their diate definite plans for burial. 5:46—w n c — Front Page Far­ WNBC3— Famous Jury Trials. Be Played at West Side Tufferson, c f . . The Hamilton Props ,pr tha company and the hours hundreds of trucks and Jeeps household furnishings, arrived to­ will be enjoyed. A chartered bus Connecticut on Wednesday, Aug. In Twilight League gram at noon today, giving news had been landed and bulldozers Of Mixed Parentage rell; VTDRC — Swoon or Croon; 9:15—WTHT—Screen Test. Cobb, rf...... 0 : be the master of toe Rockvlliff'j , Workera union CIO.) day from Worcester, Mass. Rev. will leave from In front of the 2, will present several out-of-state WTHT — Superman; WNBl<3— At 6 :1 5 ; Secrecy Over 6,000 took part in the of the death of their son. Lieuten­ were preparing dispersal areas, Sheridan at 1;!5 tomorrow. Up­ Bom August 18, 1878, of mixed speakers as well as members of the-' 9:30—w n c — Words at War Oermaiio, 2b. ... Palmer succeeds Rev. Thorsten A. Filipino and Spanish parentoge. Sea Hound. Pongrata. c. ,. Billies when they turned at, arhlqh apread to repair ant Gordon K. thrall. In an air- they wrote. Sopie of the landing wards of 100 children, it is ex­ University staff. W. B. Young. - WDRC— Doctor Flghta; WTHT The Lineups. G. AB. H. P et Gustafson, who left in May to be­ Quezon was a law student when Evening — American Forum of toe Air; .10 38 21 Maroo, p...... their challenge for toe thl(^ come director of stewardship and pected, will be tn on this annual chalrinan of the program commit­ .553 6:00—News on all stations. WNBC—-Spotlight Bands; Story DanieU, W. S. . . 8 26 13 .500 last night to score a 6 to 1 triu was no advance warning e V ie w "'" Vlormr"De^^^^^^ '"S ap or's "wrrain is suitable finance of the Lutheran Augustana treat. Clayton Hanson heads the tee, announced today. The West Side Oval will be toe for air bases. The area is covered committee; ■ 6:15 — WTIC — History to toe Teller. Katkaveck. PA’i 11 37 18 .486 28 6 11 21 5 0 in a Twilight League encount I stoppage, which began at the accident were not available at Synod, with headquarters in Min­ Wheeler McMillen, editor-in- 10:(K>—w n c — Charlotte Green Rockville the West Side Oval. Mike IL iMm at 4 He spread by jungle, but there are no large chief of the Farm. Journal, will Headlines; WDRC — Edwin C. scene of a crack attfactlon again Diohe, Bkrons . . 6 21 10 .476 press time. ' ______neapolis, HIU; WTHT — War Gardena; wood; WDRC — (Columbia Pre­ Dzladyk, PA’s .. .11 42 19 AB. R. H. PO. A E. pitched tha entire distance for\ _jr bama until, at about 5 trees. Rev. Palmer occupied the pulpit give the address at the honorary tola evening when toe Old Timers .466 Ckmcert Hour! WNBC — Sports sents C»wln: WNBC — Ray Roy, Filers .... .10 31 14 Furphy, ss. .... 3 0 1 0 0 0 Props and had the ait'oation w*l| all buaea and trolleya were of Erfilinuel church in January and Russian and Polish recognition exercises In the after­ and toe Rookies hook up to toe 451 \ and Scores; Something for toe mond Gram Swing. DelGbnte, Propi 12 40 17 Tucker, rf. .... 1 0 1 0 0 0 hand throughout the entire /w operation. Some bueea Japs Report Landings made such a favorable impression noon, his subject being "AgrlcuU rubber game o f toeir series. Play .426 Cormier, cf. \ Girls. 10:18—WTHT — Dean Hudson’s Bycholski, PA'S. . 9 24 10 .417 . . 2 0 1 6 0 0 and except for a seventh 1 haaarooned on the atreeta. The upon the congregation at that ture. Business and Industry. Visi­ Morrell, c. . . . 2 0 0 1 0 Forces Hit Praga; Orchestra; WNBC — George will get underway at 6:15 sharp Becker, PA'a ... .10 27 11 .407 2 rally by toe. Hill Billies toe He itbcr of market atreet “Et,' and On Rota Prevented time, he was extended an invita­ tors will-also hear a message from 6:80—w n c — Strictly Sports; Hicks. Osborn, 2b. .... 3 1 1 5 2 1 ton ace fast-halier would have 11 WDRC—Jack Stevena. with a large crowd of fans ex­ Jacobs, PA’S . . . .10 37 .406 street aubway tralna began By The Associated Press tion to become pastor In February, Gov. Raymond E.' Baldwin. Anoth. 10:30—WTIC—Hlldegarde; WDRC demens. If, ... 3 0 0 0 0 0 a shutout. Bill George boosted ng a t the height of the C«pt. MerrlJI Rublnow 6:45—w n c — Lowell Thom- pected to take In toe proceedings The Tokyo radio quoted an Im­ which he accepted. Warsaw Set Afire er farm magazine editor wno will — Congress Speaks; WTHT— In ' toe first clash between these HOdlund, lb .. 3 0 1 3 0 0 already impressive batting av ™ rush ahc by 8 a. m. aerv- speak before several of the groups aa; WDRC — News; WNBC — M ln r^ , 3b. perial headquarters Communique Rev. Palmer has been pastor of M i and Mrs. William Rublnow, Music; WNBC>—Let Yourself two arch rivals toe youngsters . . . 3 0 0 2 3 0 age at toe expense of Johnny ! 1 both wka nearly at a atand- today as saying, that Japanese during the morning program is Henry J. Taylor. Mack, pN.. ... 2 0 Zion Lutheran church of Worces­ of Ea.st Center street, have re­ Go. . won out to an extra Inning by a 1 1 0 1 and Marty Fagan, as he sis troops on Rota Island, situated be­ (Continued, from Page One) James G. Watson, editor of the T.'OO—w n c — Music Shop; Fagan, p. . . . . 1 0 0 0 1 ter for the past six years, and ceived word that their son Mer­ 10:45— W DRC' — Sometotog for 4 to 3 score. Two weeks ago to Local Sport 0 out three safeties in three Navy Bueea I.eed tween Tinian and Guam In the New England Homestead. He will WDRC — I Love a Mystery; toe Girls. \ . formerly held a pastorate in Fitch­ rill has been promoted to the rank ed the Russians overran 2,144 lo­ a return clash toe Old Timers bol­ one a , to pace the offe „ PhUadelphia Navy Yard Marianas, "for successive days tell about "Problems Facing New • WTHT—Fulton Lewis, Jr.; 11:00— News on all stations. 23 1 6 18 8 2 of the Props. Bill Hutt also 1 burg. Mass. He was ordained in of captain. He is with the U. S. calities yesterday, a record for the WNBC.— Bond orethe Lost stered by the addition of several Navy buaea to the downtown have prevented enemy'landings by 1932. He la president of the Augus­ England Agriculture.” 11:15—WTIC — H a r k n a 8 s of Sedre by Innings: perfect night at the platter valiantly fighting under fierce ar Army Medical Corps and stationed Soviet summer offensive. T:15—w n c — News; WDRC — ringers pounded out a 13 to 8 win C h a tter ooo icta two milea away to pick up tana Synod .Luther League and Chernlakhovsky, the young Jew- The forestry program In the Washington: WDRC — Dance in a slug:fest Hamilton ,Mo x—6 lectlng two hits in two ded workera. Work-bound tlllery firing. ’ in England. morning w ill' present Dr. A. R. John Nesblt, Passing Parade; Orchesjtra; W n iT — Music; Rockville 000 OQO 1—1 trips. The Props seemed to secretary of the New England He IS a graduate of Harvard (sh general assigned the task of Coach Pete Hansen of toe Old Dick Cobb, horns on leave from' Dts trudged along the real- The wording 6f the communique Klenholz, Connecticut State Fores­ WTHT—Musical Quiz. WNBC—Music You Want. Runs batted in: Del bopte, a hitting mood and Red Ger as recorded by the Federal Com­ Conference Council. University and the Long Island battering Into East Prussia, has Timers guaranteea his regular the Army where he la an officer, «1 atreeta in long columna. Mrs. Palmer is president of the ter, who will discuss the program 7:30—W n e V - Dick H a y mss; 11:30— w n c — Polish Orchestra; George 2, Tuffers’en, Germand, and Tony Del Conte each munications commission and the College of Medicine. He was a methodically prepared for con­ WDRC — American Melody lineup and that means anybody received a *weil hand to hla first Tom Brown (above)* 16-ycar-old schoolboy from the Brooklyn 1 on the curba trying to thumb New England Conference Women's quest of the lake-dotted northern of state aid' to forest land owners. WTHT — Glen Gray’s OrcheS' trip to, toe plate in last night's Hodlund. Two-base hits: Hutt, in with two blows apiece to Thousands were picked up. Associated Press in London, did reserve officer when this country A. W. Hurford, farm forester of Hour; WTHT — Arthur Hale; tra. _ and ' everybody that, cares to put sandlots and a shortstop on the Newport Nows. V a , club hos gohe bount for all of the winners I Missionary society, and presided entered the war and he was called reaches of that province by clear­ game. The colored lad looked to be Tucker Three-base hits: George. .. policemen were ordered on not make clear whether landing the state forestry department, will WNBC — (3reen Hornet. 11:45— WNBC—Music; News. on a suit for his outfit. Sammy to New York to repwt for duty with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Dodgers Stolen bases: Tufferson, Osborn. but two. operations against the island ac when the conference met here into service immediately. He ing three big road networks lead­ 7:45- -WTHT — Knights of Co­ Kotcb, Dusty May and Fritz Wil­ a lot thinner than before entering and civilian defense auxiliary ing across the frontier. tell what the farm foresters can do 12:00— w n c — News; Frank Ter­ purchased him from' the club’s Piedmont league farm team (AP Double plays: Fagan to Moirell to Dick Cobb appeared In toe Hr tually had been launched. April 27 to 29. went overseas to September, 1943. lumbus. kinson, the robust sluggers of the the service but he had his eye on wlrephoto). - j c were called out with ordera From Kopiec, 11.8 miles from for owners of woodlands. ry vs. Ray Rovelli Fight; News; toe ball and gave it a ride on three Hedlund: Rolick to Hutt Left up of the Props and the local « p l ^ v e y as many aa possible to ’There has been no American an Previous’ to entering service he Homemakers will hear Mis* 8:00;—w n c — Johnny Presents; WDRC—News; WTHT—News. team will be on hand aa well aa on bases; Rockville 5. Hamilton 10. ed lad who Is an officer to nouncement concerning operations was an Interne at Beth Israel hos­ the pre-w ar Prussian border di­ Manuel Quezon occasions. r rectly west of Grodno, one of [ ^ Elsie M. Frost, assistant professor Pete Kletcha, Dave Kerr, TV Hol­ Bases on balls: Fagan 2, Marco 2. Army, turned to a creditable he District OPA office ordered against Rota, bu. in the post the Yanks Go Ahead pital in Boston. land and other former great*. Strike-outs: Marco 8. Hits off: formonce. Cobb filed out to Japanese frequently toave been the Chemlakhovsky’s . three arms the United States drove the Span- of home economics at Cornell Uni­ The fans rode Mike Rolick "mer­ I ration boards to make gaso- pointed at Lyck, 20 miles away. lards out of the Islands in 1898. versity, whose subject Is "Making The Rookies led by A1 Suro'wlec Hogan ^8 A lley Mack 6 hits for 6 runs in 11-3 in­ terfleld on all three of his trip sVailable "on an emergency, first to report such attacks. For In Brittany Don^t Expect New Radio and Jim my' Blanchard were seen cifully” last night every time he nings; Fagan 6 hits for 0 rune in the platter and all were well h_. propaganda purposes, however, man resistance had hardened. The Another force was mapping up He joined the rebel forces of the Most of Yourself." ExhiblU of batted or fielded a batted ball. day basis” as long aa the Germsms were fighting there In the. Suwalkl - triangle, claimed by Emilio Agulnaldo and became various ktods will oe on display in scouting around for some new 4 2-3 innings. Winning pitcher, The Hill Billies decided to st m lasts and asked fullest lieuL Gordon E. ThraU they usually have falsely report­ talent to* other evening and toe The Prop third baseman was hot­ Marco. Losing pitcher. Mack. Johnny Mack on the hill a ed the landing forces hurled back Without Pause an effort to relieve the contlnulhg Hitler as German land since 1939. chief of staff In the fight, against the Home Economics building ter than a red pepper under toe Counted Among Missing '’Srtiare-a-rlde plans. Auto- pressure on their western flank. From Pllvisklal, farther north, the United States unUl the move­ Receivers Before a Year exact starting nine of the team Umpires: O’Leary, Falkowskl. move proved fatal aa the Ueutenant Thrall, who is 21, and then have belatedly acknow­ throughout the day. collar. Time: 1:15. Qe owners, OPA said, need entered the service In November In the Percy area particularly the the third anr. thrust westwafd ment collapsed. Poultrymen have two out-of- is a complete secret jumped on his offerings to acoraj ledged the landings. their runs in one and a thlzfi ' apply for emergency rations, 1942, and won his Army wings The communique reporting the (Continued from Page One) Germans launfched a savage coun­ along the railway leading to Koen- Quezon was held in a military state speakers. Dr. D. C. Warren, A .fast game is to view and a Barney Flynn, the Suicide cheer t Wa^lngton the War Labor ■tnrl commission on March 12. at ter-attack, but the Americans igsberg. East Prussia's catfltal of prison for. six months. professor of poultry husbaJidry at New York, Aug -(J>)—^In all-.^June 25 to go toto toe Marines, At top notch game is expected. The "ly Holland will not be able to nlngs. Marty Fagan replaced and commission on assault upon Rota also acknow­ take care of toe local AU-Star Last NighFs Box Score I! ^ put in an appear- Instructed its Philadelphia Columbus. Miss. In April he Was bault and beyond and ran through contained It 368.433, Germany’s 18th largest After going back to his. law Kansas State College, and Dr. R. out war production sines April, the same time the program is game starts at 6:15. See you southpaw starter and kept officers to take Jurisdlc- ledged American gains on Tinian 1942, toe radio Industry still sees Twilight League team to toeir ■ ance at the softball game between heavy hitting HamUton battor'i' transferred for training aa a Fly­ and said heavy fighting was con­ Ducey, on the nver six mUes * e -1 Germans Hiding city. studies, Quezon climbed.rapidly tn M. Bethke, associate professor ot Ing shifted from Hollywood to there. Youth vs. Age , to an effort to settle the work little prospect of turning again to game with toe East Hartford nine Snkldes the North End Firemen and the bay during the rest of toe _ ing Fortress pilot to the Aa A. F. tinuing on Guam. low Avranches...... Aa the consolidation behind the Fugitives Pour Into-Riga ^politics‘ becoming one of two rest- animal nutrition at the Ohio Ex­ New Y o rk ... March of Time ' is The juggernaut headed for Vlre spearheads continued Yank Infan- Streams of German fugitives Ment commissioners for the islands making home receivers before returning to NBC Thursday night next Tuesday evening. 'I^ la go­ AB. R. H. PO. A. E. C, A. P.'s, Barney Flynn is also A Ughtening double ploy” ^___ Training Command, Hehdrick’e periment Station. At 4 p. m. the next year. And even that will de­ itgam ery Ward In Pictare was only five miles away from found numerous groups of were reported pouring back into in Washington In 1909, and presi­ poultry department will hold open after a four weeks’ vacation. j ing back on the swing rtilft and Vilga, 3b . . . known as the Mayor of Hogan’s Fight Tonight off by the loser's was toe feat^ atoomery Ward A Company Field, Sebring. Florida. He had pend on European war develop- will not be able to handle toe Jarvis, c . . . previously attended flying schools Strike Far in Rear that key communications center j jq Germans hiding In bams Riga, greatest port of the Baltic dent of the first Insular Senate in alley, We wonder how many peo­ defensive play of the evening ’ red to the picture agai^ house when visitors will have an menta. Hartford Slips team. at Decatur and Courtland, Ala, On the way the column captur^ ^ abandoned dwellings. Few republics, after Gen. Ivan C. 1916, the highest elective office a opportunity to Inspect the poultry Tuning tonight (Tuesday): Dubashinskl, If ple in the North End know where in the third inning with ths ' . j Detroit area atorea and 2,200 Of Retreating Japs Gtookesman for toe induatry, toe Brennan, p . loaded and one out Mike I A graduate of Manchester High Le Beny Bocage, ■ chose to fight it out, most prefer- Bag(ramain’s army, sweeping Filipino might attain under the buildings and plant. Concluding NBC—8 Ginny Simms; 8:30 Date Hogan’s alley Is located. While Ray Rovelli Meets ioyes were affected to a con- Southeast Asia Command Head­ stronghold eight miles north of through Latvia toward the sea, Radio Manufacturers’ Association, The Props looked like world Kosak, 88 .. looking for Information about grounded back to Fagan who I school with the class of . 1940, he ring to surrender. Many com­ American regime. He hqld the of­ the poultry part of the day's pro­ oo outlined toe current market With Judy; 9 Mystery Theater, To 6 Game Lead ■y which Jeff Craig, totema- quarters, Kandy, Ceylon, Aug. 1.— Vlre. ^ captured Jelgava, 21 miles south­ 9:30 Words at War, "Headquarters beaters last night and seemed to Johnson, . Barney Flynn one of toe specta­ Frankie Terry in Fea­ to the plate for a force | rapreaentative of- the CIO graduated later from' Bradley yp)—The Allies have struck far to plained that their officers had de­ fice unUl 1928. gram wUl be a series of six dem­ oltuatlon today to warning against have licked the jinx that had Brooks, rf .. Moose Morrell then threw to Behind the drive from Avranches west. He was given credit for the pre­ onstrations by members of the de­ Budapest;” 10:30 Hlldegarde tors said that Barney bas a mana­ Retail and Wholeanle Em- Polytechnic Institute, Peoria, 111., the rear of the Japanese retreating serted them. toe purchase of what Is described dogged the team for toe past four Capra, sf . . . for a fast twin killing as wall and previous to enlisting was em­ In the corridor between the Vlre Soviet scouts raced along both amble of the' Jones act of 1916, Variety . . . CBS—8 Big Town; ger named Felix Zatkowskl and to ture at the Arena. „ called a lockout reaulting down the Tlddlm road from their British troops under Lieut. Gen. sides of the Lieinpe river, empty­ partment staff. os "black market” sets being as­ Albany Picks Up a Few games. The Hamilton entry has a Clifford, 2b . to end toe scoring threat o| ployed by the Niles, Bement Pond river and the sea another Ameri­ which abolished the Philippine On the fruit growers’ morning 8:30 Drama "The Barker,” 9 Jack 0 have Barney come to toe games failure of the company to fruitless invasion of northeast Miles C. Dempsey went into high ing into the Baltic 20 miles north sembled from various parts with­ good bail team and there is no Mason, lb ., 1 1 his manager has to be approached, Props. The winrfer’e also company of Hartford. can Column swept south through gear during the night, although commission, and stated it was the 'program, A. F. Yeager, head of out required War Production Pepper Show; 9:30 Doctor Fights; Percentage Points by Hartford, Aug. 1 — A com­ ' overtime to supervlaora work- India and.the enemy’s main es­ German resistance at ViUedlfU of Jelgava and 14 miles west of getting away from it but some­ and we wonder how much money ed a double play to th* tilL Besides his parents, Ueutenant it still li'as too Vafiy to call the purpose of the people of the UiUt- the department of horticulture at Board approval for manufacture. 10 Norman Corwin drama .... parative youth, Ray Rovelli, meets on Inventory. The company cape route now .s threatened, a other forces drove the enemy bi'ek Riga. thing happened to toe club and Totals . . . .. 28 8 9 21 10 1 changes hands to have Barney a veteran boxer in facing Frankie happened In toe sixth with one i ThraU leaves ’one -brother, Sydney^ communique announced today. onslaught a definite breakthrough. ed States to withdraw their , sov- the University______of New Hamp^ Such receivers. It said, also must DLU—7:30 Green Hornet; 8:30 TrimqiiBtg Elmira. itaed. comment. into The streets of Percy, to which The fall of Jelgava, described by^ Ran Sherman'a Cniirt; 9 Famoun i the team was headed for the sec- C.A.P. make his appearance Tr wy* ffver- Terry of New York to the star and runners on first and o< This assault was made by-A41ted Indications were, however that the erelgnty . .---and to -cecogniacl^ire vvUl give his “Impressions of comply with OPA price regula­ ^ _ 1 ond division. S h e Montgomery Ward caae was the Germans have clung desper­ Premier Stalin himself as "the Jury Trials: 9:30 Del Courtney ^Gustafson, If heard at the game that toe May­ bout of ten rounds a. to* Auditor­ Two Ton Cormier grounded Rifled ^ the War Labor Board Leonard Wood. forces operating' against the Japa. German center had suffered a their Independence as soon as a Fruit Groivlng to New England. tions. By The .Associated Press i ------ately for two days. main junction of communications stable government” could be es­ The 4-H program will present Band; 10:30 Milton Berla Comedy %unce, sf . or’s tall hat met with an accident ium Outdoor Arena tonight The to third, Rolick etepped ou t jM e r e l labor conciUatora and Lieutenant Thrall’s engagement nese supply line and ”ln the first serious dent. linking the Baltic region with In view o f toe InablUty of re­ The Albany Senators, battling | Nary a word was heard from Prior, c .. base for a force play, the relov Biitisli Enlarge Bridgehesid , tablished. movies and speakers on the “Feed placing receivers with new ones, . . . MBs— 8:30 Sinfonietta, Wm. and Barney’s manager had noth­ show wlU be held rain or shine, ’ Bpany and union officials were to Miss Esther Brown, "daughter clashes the Japanese lost a. trans­ The British have captured the East Prussia,” left those Ger^ to close toe gap between their j the Hill Billie bench last night and Murphy, 2b ing to comment only that when first was to time and toe aide ' of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Brown of The British enlarged \thelr A Fighter” campaign, a discus­ to* osobclatlon also advised set Steinberg; 9:30 American Forum moving In dira If necessary. smoned to a meeting today. 'Hie port and more than 120 dead,” said bridgehead over the Souleuvr^riv-; village of Fumechon^on the mans in Estonia and eastern Lat­ runner-up spot! to think that Jeff Koelsch was Cowles. 3b the Mayor gets all his fancy re­ retired. s West Hartford was recently an­ sion for toe boys on "How To Get owners to take all possible pre­ "Reconversion;” 10:30 Halls of Rovelli, a Newark boxer who ' mall order house and the Chi* the bulletin from Admiral Lord er to a width of half a mile and . edge of via with little chance of escape Montezuma. and toe leading Hartford Laurels, j there. No wonder toe team lost Lucas, ss . galia together he will be there. It was a good ball gams oftSv 1 I loeM o f the same union were nounced. Louis MountbaLteh’s headquarters. and strengthened their hold on except by sea. Started In Farming.” and one for cautions to make their sets laat made a little headway laat night | with Jeff as quiet as a mouse, Flrpo, p .. has won 44 of 48 bouts, had' a the initial frame and a large < all the Eveque forest and the vll------Dewey Plans ^' the girls on "OpportunlUea ln toe for toe duration. A recent War Maybe Newt Taggart could help’ to a bitter dispute In Fufieral arrangements, which It disclosed that Churachandpur, Hill 309 and the village of Galet Scourged from their positions when they ran their current win Gustafson, lb Barney out. bright fistic future ahead of him was treated to aome good pit will be In charge of the Watkins lags of 1-a Ferriere were Allied Home.” Opening toe afternoon Production Board report, based Wednesday programs; NBC __ when he joined the Marines and climaxed by temporary gov- on the Tlddlm road 40 miles from hands. In the Bririah sector east around the western and south­ east of the Vistula river, tlv> Ger­ Best Peace nlng streak to eight. Bill George heads toe league in Bldwell, cf by Marco and Fagan. M om sent aeizure, with the aid of Funeral Home, will be later an­ mans fell back pell mejl into 'War­ 4-H program will be. toe annual on a survey made to April, es­ 30:30 a. m. Finders Keepers Quiz; The Senators defeated the El­ batting again after dropping down withdrew from toe fight field for a lo'Wed only six bits .and fai Imphal, fell to Indian troop* of Caumont further gains were western fringes of the wood. This timated that toe nation’s operat­ Hewitt rf of the company’s Chicago nounced. area was covered by a hea'vy saw, their streaming lines chok­ state dress review when county 1 p. m. Sketches to Melody; 5:45 mira Pioneers, 6-3, aa the Laurels In toe past two weeks. George is a few months. Honorably discharged eight batters to increase his "without a fight,” authough it had made In the area of St, Germaine winners will compete for toe state- ing receivers then had dropped to earlier in the yew-, Rovelli has ___>8 and forcible ejection from ground mist this mornlhg adding ing the four bridges spanning ' the (Continued From Page One) * Front Page Farrell .... CBS__ dropped a tight 4-3 decision .to natural iiitter and is a valuable as­ Totals .. . 25 2 4 38 4 2 in strikeouts for toe circuit. once been strongly occupied. Dectot.. , honor of attendance at toe Na­ 85 per cent of normal due to fail­ 9:15 a. m. Sing Along; 3:16 p. m. Nats ’Chute been rounding into old form aind office of Sewell Avery, Mont- Chinese units again advanced to The Germans’ whole 80-mlle to the difficulty the Tommies had stream from Praga. RakoSsov- Williamsport’s Grays. In other set to any team. C.A.P...... 020 000 0—2 The weather was swell for Ward board chairman tional 4-H aub Congreet to Chi­ ures of one sort or another. Jubalaires Quartet: 5 Fun with has added a few successful ven­ Squeeze Japanese the south and southeastern parts front appeared shattered and to routing the enemy from ma­ sky’s advance forces already could morrow, Dewey arranged to ihlk games Binghamton downed Suicides ...... 4)23 030 0— 8 tut and another good note was aettlement of that caae la chine-gun nests and rifle pits hid­ see buildings in the capital, such with a group of 27 farm organiza­ cago next winter. . . • • BLU—9 a. m. Break- Wilkes-Barre, 7-3, and Scranton The dispute to the recent PA- tures to hla record. game being started on time. It 1 of Myitkylna, main Japanese base their disorganized leglona were Visitors interested to livestock, Jackie Gleason from Broadway fast Club; 12 noon. Glamor Manor' Runs batted in, C3apra 2, Bren­ Into Cellar He held a 2-1 favored Johnny n pandnding. surrendering to disconsolate den among the trees. as the 16 story Prudential Life tion leaders later In the day. came back to beat Utica, 7-2, aft­ West Side game that resulted in nan 3, Kosak 1, (iustafson 2; two- gan to get pretty ^ rk in the : In north Burina assurance skyscraper and the dairying, agronomy, farm manage­ la joining Les Tremayne on 2:30 p. m. Ladies Be Seated . Brown to a draw here last April, Ilv____ aI Flanto1 Vlrtoally Cloaed Tighter ill Guam (War Secretary Sir James Grigg (The German radio announced Reconversion Delay Hit August 13 to take over toe post er losing the first game of a dou­ the latter team handing to 4 pro­ base hits, Capra; three-base hits, two innings altoffiigh to* : another Detroit dispute, 7,000 droves. cathedral of St. John. ment, floriculture, and vegetable “ ^ —10.30 Shady Valley Folios; right after knocking out Nick tn announced n London that the In the central sector east, of the that Marshal vofi Kluge had "de­ With a prediction that most of In toe Sunday night NBC series bleheader, 2-1. test on the play at third base on Brennan; bases on balls, Brennan was over at 7:30. Olitere were Idle and five plants ♦ ■ - - The Red Army attack on production will also have group 1:30 p. m. Lunch with Lopez; 4:30 Mid - Winter Pennant Latslos and defeating "Bee-Bee” British, Indian and West Africa Vlre river the British joined up cided to halt Gen. Sir Bernard L. the next presidential term will find at 10:30 vacated by Bob Crosby Hartford's lead' was cut to six which toe umpire called toe base 0, Flrpo 2; strikeouts, Brennan 2, , The big first inning spin the General Motors’ Chevrolet (Continued From Page One) Montgomery beyond the Aranches Poland’s first city moved inward the country at peace, Dewey said sessions during the morning P*'®'’ Detective Mysteries. , games as Jim Langly of the Grays runner ouj because the coach in­ Wright In Washington. runs accumulated by to* forces in the Burma campaign with the American drive southeast gram with members of the Uni­ Firpo 1; winning pitcher, Brennan: Boom Vanishes; Weak and axle division were vlr- Caen road.” ) from a radius of eight to 11 miles yesterday In Pittsburgh that prep­ banged a hit to deep center after terfered with the play. The offi­ Returning to ring wars after a proved to be toe deciding point best harbor In the Marianas, and a lost 5,918 killed, 19,916 wounded of captured Torigny and swept versity staff as speakers. Many losing pitcher, Flrpo; umpires, layoff, Terry won 12 straight to oloaed. This case Involved over tough, wooded ridges across Advancing from positions east —from Radzmin, to the northeast; arations for industrial reconver­ toe bases had been loaded on three cial semi-pro baseball rules state Stevenson. Spots Strengthened. the game when toe team battal ate by spokesmen for Lo- procession of warplanes operated and 2,594 missing between Jan. 1 of toe departments will hold open Democrats Win welter and middleweight ranks be­ the Souleuvre river only five miles and slightly north of Caumont, Wolomin, to the east, and- Otwi^ck sion had been delayed too long Racing Noted bases on balls in toe ninth. Wil­ the following: Rule 49, Section 17.1 around.,and before toe side wsS z ^ __1 of the CIO United Automo- from Japanese-built Crete penin­ and June 30). to the south. and that "no progress” Is being house, giving Farm and Home Day liamsport was out-hit, 11-6. If, in the judgment of the umpire, fore Rocky Graziano got the duke Air Chief Marshal Sir Richard from the kCy communications British troops captured Launay rtsitors an opportunity to dlTCuas By Jack Hand tired five runs had registered olfi Workera that employes could sula air field. and danteloup and seized the cross The Russians - announced that made by the New Deal toward Nick Plccluto, third sacker for the coacher at third base by over him to a close bout. His laat Peirse, chief of the R. A. F. to town of Vlre. toeib farm and home problems In Stonington j AsKw-UL-d Press Sports Writer the Hamilton ledger. Bja’'H u tt i meet new production rates. Rear Admiral Richard L. Con- roads village of St. Pierre du Soviet forces had stormed into the meeting post-war conditions. Utjca, copped hitting honors with touching or holding , toe runner i six victims were "Red” Doty of led off with a line drive double t6 India, declared the defeat on the Just south of Caen Canadian By The Associated Press JL back-to-work order from the olly, amphibious commander, said Fresne. British infantrymen now pre-war Lithuanian ' capital- of While Dewey did not specifically with staff members. J®^ey Eddie Arcaro, who spent three for three in toe-opener and physically assists him in returning i Washington’s raid-winter pen­ Hartford, Oscar Suggs, Larry An- right, toe bit served os on earlg Assam front probably was, the troops after a deadlock of nearly a There will be special exhibits to IW ar Labor board went unheeded the Japanese left Apra harbor in wdre on a strong line extending Kaunas and were 'fighting in its mention the commander-ln-chlef iMt Friday night, in a hospital two for three in toe nightcap. He to or leaving third base, the run-' nant boom vanished in thin air to­ zalone, Johnny Jones, "Cat” Rob­ indlatlon o f what was yet to —rrHc “fine shape,” even improi^lng it by costliest reverse the Japanese week captured Tilly-la-Cham- many of tosf'departmenU, a dis­ Stontogton. Aug. 1.—(>P)—In inson and Tony Reno, I today. pagne. but later front dispatches from St. Germain D’Ectot, four streets. (Berlin said yesterday the ^sue, Gov. Edward Martin of “ ter a bad spill at Jamaica, re- batted in both his team’s runs in ner, however, should not be de­ day'as the Nats hit the American Mike Rolick was safe on a fielder’s i GUllng of a show cause hear- stalling marking buoys and torpe­ Army yet has suflflered. Pennsylvania, t retired major gen' play ot farm machinery, and tours control for uie past four years, toe first Ult. I Baby Sims of New York, sharp- said the Germans had driven them miles northeast of Caumont city had been captured.) " of toe several experimental plots turned to the saddle at toe opening clared out if no play is being made league cellar while the St. Louis choice at first when on an attempt* for Local 235 of the CIO’s do nets. Mine sweepers dragged Figures now available show that through Orbois to St. Vaast-sur- eral and World War 1 veteran, the iRepubltcan administration to The spll^ left Scranton In the | on him. There you are fans, that shooting lightweight, faces Joe ed sacrifice. Mack elected to thro# are anchorage areas without en­ out again. . , . . The Soviet communique said on toe University farm. The an­ of the Saratoga-at-Belmont meet­ ^United Automobile Workers to st- In three months the Allies largely Seulles. ' said this country never had toe borough of Stonington, o 'sub­ ing yesterday. He guided Mrs. league cellar, three percentage { is the rule and now for the deci­ Browns and , once Torres of Puerto Rico in toe semi­ to third in an attempt to catch th* countering a mine. Port Already the unchecked Ameri­ German reinforcements ' arriv­ nual livestock parade, when p i w nal of eight rounds, Sima is un­ Itampt to Justify the walkout was destroyed five Japanese divisions The junction 'With the Americans president ”wh"< contemplated He division of the town, was swept Payme Whitney’s Devil Diver, a 1 points behind Wilkes-Barre. sion of the league. a couple of "also-rans.” loaded up runner. . He didn’t have a chonch forces started blasting wrecked can armor had enveloped Pontou- ing in Kaunas were thrown totq animals from the for the stretch drive. - beaten, having Won nine bouts. He laaoiected from the WLB. in Burma, or more than half southwest of Caumont was was actually handling toe Army aside yesterday when toe Demo- to 4 favorite to a four length tri­ Tonight's games; on the fast moving Hutt and alt Japanese ships out of the channel. bault, four nliles flue south of battle without chance for rest and barns wUl be on display, will be a crata captured toe biennial elec­ By Bob Jobns-ui defeated tough Henry Davis of ‘ ' Stalemate Develope Japan’s garrison there. Avranches, and had overran achieved In a quick drive that en and Navy.” ______umph in the featured seven fur­ Binghamton at Wilkes-Barre, 8 Dear Sports Editor: The Browns and Red Sox, who hands were safe. Mack attempt* Crote field likewise was in declared "the Germans are doing Significantly,, Rep. Charles Hal- feature of toe afternoon program tion and placed to office a warden, Bed Sox Outfielder v/ere supposed to be playing mere­ New Britain here two weeks ago. A atalemate appeared to have A' total of 50,840 have been kill­ Ducey, five miles to the- southeast. gulfed the Eveque forest. everytolng In their power to stop long American Legion handicap in p. m. Would you kindly have this ar- tog to pick Hutt off third, thro# l4|Bveloped to Roebllng and Tren- such good condition that Marines ed and wounded, not including leokBk of Indiana, . chairtnan. of toe following _ too honorary recogni- a board of burgesses, a tax col­ Albany at Elmira, 8 p. m. ifcle printed ct the sport page of No ball player, win ever forget ly for exercise while Washington A six-rounder commanding more engineers had its 6,000-foot run­ On Move Along Whole Front the offensive.” toe time

b i g h t Poultry and Supplies 43 Machinery and Toola Moving— Trucking— JJtit JSfa o f , J-Jumdi *A tall, tough-looking : Announcements Automobiles for Sale Native (to traveling salesman) Lost ond Found Storage I d r e s s e d CHICKENS 4 1-2 to tered a Loop ride rangt —Well, wlist do you think of our P. motor. ClasiilHed WANTED—AL.L KINDS of elec­ 1941 PONTIAC 2 DOOR, 1941 5 lbs. Average, for roasting. No FOR SAL& go with a pretty girl omnia, arm. little city ? t Sense and Nonsense TAN COWHIDE WALX.E ’ con­ Chevrolet 2 door. 1941 Chevrolet AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS CX).— orders taken, after Friday noon. Call 4824. They took turna knoexing down Salesman (who had Juat been taining money, picture, valued to tric wiring and repairing. Any T rally vap service. temovalB sise Job given prompt attentlofi. 5 passenger coupe, 1941 Plymouth Phone 2-0769 or 214 Gardner S t pipea. The aallor adored 5 ^ut of turned down by every merchant In Caiafied owner. Reward if wallet, pictures coupe, 1940 .’ontlac sedan, 1940 from boast . j coast deluxk equip- AdverUsemenU EISjEMHOUEB ^ Invaalon Day! Man (trying to cheer himself 20. Then the ypdng miss amazed Phone 3975 before 7 p. n^ , Wanted to Buy 58 PHvate—Well. Major, the next the cltj))—I’ll tell you, brother, this returned. Ethel Schr.jidt, 125 Chevrolet tovn sedan. Cole ment crating, packing and stor-| First Biography of Amorico's Groat Gonoral Traffic stopped and sirens blew, up a bit, to his wife)—Well, time we are stopped, would you onlookera (amu her escort) by Is the first cemetery I ever saw age. AGENT NORTH AMERl For S • C^iyrrlsBte IBM* Aum MUIori DIotriBatoBt NBA Rorrleos rertisements cooper Hill street______WANTED YOUR OLD^^AGS and Motors. Call 4164. Articles for Sale 45 For Rent And, Lord, this was my prayer to mother, whatever may happen to mind giving me priority over the knocking offa perfect score, with lights. metals. Celling pric^. Call Wil­ CAN VAN LINES INC. Esti WANTED—ELECTRIC. refrigera­ You, the car, I have a good Jack. fertilizer? Young^.-'Mis.s - (serenely, taking ib S T —BROWN AND white liam Oatrinsky M79. 182 Bissell NEED MOTORS Overhauled? matej to all parta o*.0. a. A. Fas FOR SALE—WATER .Repellent To Biiv To Sell sallorip^arm) — There you are, Woman—Why an Pointer dog. Female. 7 months tor in good '.ondition. Call 8922. Hw yenhowar Boys Juat my small prayer on Invasion called . E«nt For Sale New brakes, valve Job. tires, bat­ 5’ 87. Jute rope, 7-8” |6.30 per 100 feet, .aenhower awaits in her elsbty- Day< Note ' In Brushville Bugle: h a ^ " Now behave yourself. “house guests” ? old. Vicinity of Oak Grove Street street. thlrd year for the end of the war Here’s a ehance Id learn a teries. Four .nechanlcs to service 1-2” 81.85 per 100 feet, 3-5” 81 25 H ' , "Lord, let those warriors And “Due to the shortage of paper, a trade: Husband—I guess Jt is so they fso Buy To Sell Reward T. E. Oliver. Call 7527. WANTED^ RIDERS TO PRATT you. Also have courtesy car and per 100 feet. Montgomery Wards' ■nd the return of her famous son. Rooms Without Board 59 One of the Eisenhower brothers their way. number of births will be poet- "Barber Wanted: ^ She wss only a second-hand may be distinguished from garage and Whitney Aircraft. 8-5:30 time payment plan. Brunner’s, 80 Repairing Farm Store, 43 Purnell Place. When one looks upon this kindly poned until next week.” Experience gi'.CSt.S. Apartments, Flats, once asked his mother, “ How, countenance, with Its benevolent If not -to the freedom they're unnecessary. (Jan sUrt on hald- dealer’s daughter; and that’.s why shift. Call 2-0506 between 7-9 p. Oakland street Open evenings.— Phone 4748. dying for, Announcements PIANO 'TUNING and repairing; FOR RENT—LIGHT housekeeping Tenements 63 Mother,' did you ever manage to smBc, there is no doubt' whatso­ heads.” she wouldn’t, show much on tn'e m. 6191. brlM us up?” Then to Thy side forevermore.” piayei piano specialty. John. FOR s a l e :—BABY CARRIAGE, rooip, 109 Foster street. Call 6388, ever That this is the mother of Accompanied by a driver, an — From Salisbury, N ..^., Post. old davenport. STEEPLE TOM CLEANS out Cocherham, 28 Bigelow street. "Didn’t you ever catch on?” the -Clara Jordan American Major waa etopp^ by Lost o ia Found Jn very good condition. Can be 4 ROOM FURNISHED apartment, the world's'great general. The re­ a . ' chimneys, specialty. C^ll Mag- PLEASANl RUOMS. light bouse- a sk ^ conOdentlally. “ Don’t you the eentry on guard at a eroaaroad —imOWN BILiiFOLX) in Automobiles for Sale 4 Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Tel. 4219. Seen at 153 Bldridge street. heal and hot water ai'PP'lcl semblance 18 striking. His fea­ Our transport plafl'ea unload in One of aur friends is in the t J l . , . , . neil's Drug Co.. Main street keeplng and Sundry ronve. uiices remember there was clwaya lots Visitor (in museum)— ''^hat In Normandy. 15 seconds. waa equalled t National Stort , at Center, 7076 tures are but .- masculine replica; hospital and'yasterday we found ^FOR SALE - 22 WOODSMAN Colt if desired, continuous hot water. of work to,do around the place— __ are all those signs on .th« mum­ Sentry—Who goes there? ■ only by the ,0td four-door him In batter spirits than he had ay morning. Please retu rn ^ WANTED —^THE PEOPLE of 1942 PLYMOUTH SEDAN. 1941 FOR SALE^-MAN'S BICYCLE; he haa the earae Arm. but kindly open Tha Situation: You are a girl Private Instructions Automatic. Also Coi<6na portable Reasonable rates, central Call FOR RENT — AVALIABLE at and that you were always busy do- [mouth, the sTme |IJ.nettetlnrbTue mies, B. C. 425 and B. C. 517 and Major—One Amerlcen Major, a Ford at the .ewipimln’ hole. been for several weeks, no when I Inaide and receive reward. Manchester to know, that we Dodge sedan, 1941 Pontiac sedan, also lady’s bicycle, pre-war, like once, 3 room ■ npartmenY. Call so forth 7 gniduate applying for your first have catered to 16.000 people typewriter. Call 5825. 3989 or 14 Arch street. eyes, the same keen intelligence onerton truck of fertilizer, and we left we asked the interne in 1941 Chevrolet 2 door, also four new. Inquire 75 St. John street. PERSONAL INSTRUCTION, elo- ■ ______Wm. Knofla, 3737. THe Attendant—Don't know, .lady, one buck private. job. a ieii.^ P A m OF BYE glasses from Jan. 1st to July 1st. so we six Bisenliower brothers of expression. Even in her veti«|'- A tqtiforist chased a pedestrian charge of the third floor: do6r, 1941 Uhcoln Zepher, 1941 cutlon, clear speech, tutoring In PIANO TONING TOOLS with FOR RENT FURNISHED room, learned, and learned early, that unleas it was the license number Wrong Way; Wear the aweater, Pcarnlval grounds. Owner can serve yo< r pArty. Tel. 5TO0. Buick sedanette, 1941 • Packard able years, she retains the mag­ They were allowed to proceed, off ^the road and Into a thick W e—Did you say anything to may achool subjects White 8tu41o, 709 case, breakfast set, settees and private entrance, contlnuoua hot FOR RENT—WALNUX street. 2 success in life ihust be earned; at the car that ran over them. skirt, bobby socks and saddle ox­ same b; calling 7273 and Arnold Paganl and Sons. "Cater­ convertible, 1940 Pontiac torpedp^ Wanted Autos— netic personality and dominant but at every crossroad, they went hedge: • Fred to encourage him? Main street. Phone 2-1392. table, riding boots, size 8, 1-2 H. water and shower, within few rooms, newly rjdecoraled with that nothing worthwhile can be r ______through the same formula. After, fords you wore oh the campus, ' for advertisement. er of the Better Kind."______, sedan, 1940 Dodge cbach, 1939 12 qualities that characterize the Defeated Pedestrian (shouting) Interne (smiling)—Oh. yes, I Motorcycles P. motor, 153 WesJ Center street. minutes walk pf Gheney. , Apply bath. 820.uO monthly. Inquire at gained save through effort. All the Hushanfi -My ' wife and I had a time the driver asked If they —Road hog! when you make your personal a p -' Chevrolet coach, 1939 Packard Tailor Shop. - ____ (jeneral. told him It would be months be­ plieption for a Job. MP-.irn MONEY! ARE YOT b u r 101 Chestnut street. boys had regular assignments o'f some words, but I never got to use were likely to be stopped ag^q; Motorist (sneering) ,— sedan, 1938 Chevrolet coupe, 1938. WANTED TO BUY 1930-32 Ford Help Wanted— Female Ike's devotion is shown in many Hcdge- fore he’d be well enough for his Ing a used car? Do you need car work. Thus their family income mine. , / ' Major—I giieas so. bbg! Right Way: Wear simple street Chevrolet coach, 1937 Buick roadster or coupe, in good run­ Garden— Farm— Dairy COOL PLEASANT ROOM In prl^" letters. He frequently says that relatives to call on him. clothes, with hat and gloves. repairs? Let us help you with w a i t r e s s w a n t e d —Experl- TO RENT. Call was auppl^ented by home-grown sedan, 1935 Ford panel mack 3 ning condition. Call 4842. vate family. Nex' to bath, con­ 5 ROOM FLAT he owes everything to her for your flna'hclng Immediate servicf ence' preferred, good hours, good Products 50 2-1309. vegetables and fruit, with dairy whatever he may aooompllrii in FOR RENT ton, dual tires, flat platform body, tinuous hot water. 172 Maple products and poultry produced by ADfLTS ONI.V. Call 2-1735 now. The Manchester also many others. ■ Terms and WE NEED USED CARS and are pay. Write Box C, Herald. the world. BUSINESS RED RYDER FOR s a l e :—RABBITS or Will m - street. Call 2-0477. FOR RENT—3 ROOM HEATED mother and eons. This work re­ The Payoff Home Credit 869 Main street trades. Brunner s, open evenings paying tht limit: any year, any change for chickens or brotiera. When he writes to hU nnother 6.ROOM TENEMENT Manchester. Conn. Roon,s 5-6-7. WANTED—WOMAN FOR house­ FOR RENT— 1 DOUBLE ROOM apartment, electric stove, electric quired of the boys 4ras also a de­ •til 9. Call 5191. model: twp buyers, no delay. Call Call 6500. he sends messages of good cheer, YIPEE-' RED RYDER' W W 1 REOON I'LL work. 3 to days a week, up to 6 for 2 girls or married ^uple. Cen­ Ice box etc., suitable for 2, i.djoln- liberate technique of their moth­ but ip letters to other members Y E A H . 126.00 MONTHLY. 2-1709 or Barlow’s Motor Sales, ^KNOCK-UrUXlTrVDUeE C O llE a W HUNDRED^ hours \ day. Btox Q, Herald. trally located. Call 2-161^ or 47 Ing bathroom, 827 pel month. Call er’s. She was concerned with build­ of the family he is concerned over C O W B O Y ' 63 ESSEX STREET 16 Bralnard Place, Town. FOR SALE- TOMATOES. 20 ------ARh)OL rOLLARS,] centa a pound. L. Merenlno, 57 Cottage street 2-1992. ing character. She was all too her advancing years and exceed­ MY 5I5',K1TTY^ WANTED—2 WOMEN AT the aware that idle, healthy, fun-Iov- ARNO' W ILL PAY New Model Laundry, Summit Florence street. f o r r e n t —t o a d u l t s , 4 room ingly solicitous of her nealth and h e l p w a n t e d Business Services Offered 13 Ing lads are likely to get them­ happiness. HI: letters to neighbors 10U 5E ' street. Boarders. Wanted 59A tenement on Main street, near selves into serious trouble. She Center, 840. Call 5409. are filled with tributes to her. Here m a l e WANTED— ETJLL TIME sales­ Household Goods 51 provided them with disciplined, is one of them: . WANTED ASHEIS AND RIBBBISH removed. FOR r e n t —ROOM With board, useful outlets for their healthy ladies. Apply F. W .' Woolworth, TO r e n t —TO a d u l t s , furnish- "Dear Frances; Your V«mall Paper Maciflne Tender. Tel 2-lf>88. W. SchulU. three minutes walk to Center post energies. FOR SALE Manchester. FOR SALE—SOFA BEJ) with ed apartment, heat and hot water letter of April 18 reached me here Paper Machine Helpcc* e-Room Single In the vicinity office. Phone 2-0513. Each of the boys had assigned FLOOR SANDING maple trim, bassinette with sepa­ furnished. Apply E. J. HoU, 5118. May 10. You have a genius- for at West Center Street, near bus chores, but these were changed Important War Work. Laying and Finishing PRESSER WANTED— STEADY rate roller stand. 122 Deepwood crowding into one short letter all SUMMER Hiring in compliance with Uiis. work, now and post-war. Good Drive. every week to avoid boredom. For the. things that I like to hear about J. E. Jensen—Phona 2-0920 instance, the boys took turns by W. M. C. regulations. 6-itooni Ouplex on the West II No Answer—6329 hours. New System Laundry, Check on Summer summer Homes for Rent 67 my mother and the folks at home. COTTAGES Side. boa tine. Harrison street WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN weeks In getting up at 5:30 In the I cannot possibly tell you how blinds. Owing to our very low FOR RENT—COTTAGE, Coven­ morning to build the kitchen flrv A l 6-Rooro BIngle In good condi­ WASHER, v a c u u m s , IRONS, much I appreciate the trouble you ROGERS PAPER lamps, etc., vepalred. All parU WANTED— SALESLADY, aplen- overhead, get our special low Camp Sanitation try Lake, available from August and put on the muah, then driving tion: large tot. Vicinity of Na­ prices on high grade window 12th on, all Improvements. Apply' take in writing to me. The story available 24-hour service, i.barg­ dld position, good salary. Apply their father to work. They took of sitting In the dining room with Coventrv Lake MFC. CO. than Hale scfkral. shades and Venetian blinds com­ E. L. G. Hohenthal Jr., 24 Roose­ es C. O. D. Manchester 2-1439 Sllbros, 881 Main street. turns in selling and delivering the sunligrht streaming through (About 20 Miles East pletely installed. Samples furnish­ Mill On Oakland Street Small Farm, 8 to 5 acres, with mornings or evenings. Hartford. Aug. 1.—The'Import­ velt street. Call, 32^9. ' eggs, chickens, vegetables and fairly made me homesick for ed. Capitol Window Shade O o, of Hirtford) house and bnlldinihi. In vicinity fruit. The monej^ of course, was mother, the old home, a^d the BOOTS AND HER BUboiES Help Wanted— Male 241 North Main street. Phone ance of sanitary Inspections in as­ ,\'ioletta In'^^Person of Glastonbury or East .Hart­ Wanted to Rent 68 turned over to the family "bank­ whole town. The next time you call liese cottages have every 17 8819. Open evenings. certaining the sanitary Conduct of er.” who was the father. ford. RooAng WANTED—j a n i t o r , , FULL or on or phone my mother, tell her I Connecticut’s summer camps was 'YHt ANbViCiW nvenience and the rental part time basis, hours can be ar­ BEAUTIFUL 1941 STROMBERG WANTED TO RENT 8 to 12 room The older boys took Jobs oi) am well and miss her all the time. BO ~ .» ome for July and August KixiFlNG A k e PVIR of Chim­ discussed in the weekly bulletin house with option of buying. neighboring farms or in the Belle I only wish that planes flew fast 5 JARVIS REAITY GO. neys, valleys, flashings, ana gut­ ranged to suit the man. Keith’s, Carlson 12 tube radio, used very 'fi'i THIS 1 ranges from $250 to $350. FOR RENT 26 Alexander SL Manchesfur Main street. little, "rice 8100. Call 5377. of the Connecticut State Depart­ Write Box E, Herald. Springs Oeamery, helping flnance enough that 1 could spend one day ViO. W KiLVAi ters Done expertly ant reason­ the growing family. Arthur, the ■prices are from $1,500 to Phones: 4112 or 7276 ment of Health. with her and be back here the fol­ 4-Rnom Single, hot air ably by your local roofer E. V. WANTED—MAN TO WORK . In VARIETY OF GAS, elect.ic and oldest boy, is. reported to be the lowing day fO’ work. I would go |fi,500 with moderate cash Coughlin. Tel. 7707. 390 Wood- Each summer an Inspector from Resort Property for Sale 74 heat, full cellar, ail modern dairy. Apply In person. Bayer combination ranges, parlor heat­ the State Department of Health only one of the six who didn’t A. W. O. L. hat long!” Ifaqulrements, balance be- ' tkpd. conveniences. Now vacant. Milk, 68 Eaton street, Hartford. ers,, pot pumers, circulation heat­ checks the sanitation of each or­ f o r s a l e —5 r o o m bungalow. milk the cow. Always dignlfled • Mother Elsenhower chuckles ifaig carried by very reason- ers and Kerosene heaters. Cham­ ganized camp in the state to see Just being red^jcorated. Pre-war, and careful of hia dress, he pre­ with delight as sht shows the copy e -t fable monthly payments. bers' WaretiouBe, Manchester that the explicit rules o f Regula­ extra lot. CalV-43.73.,^ ferred to db extra work to make of the cablegram the General sent Call at office of ,— Help Wanted— Green. tion 109 of the state Sanitary Code up for not doing his share of the to his townspeople when they were M r PINE TERRACE CORP. Male or Female are followed. milking. celebrating "Eisenhower Day.” If P "George is gefting in trim for weekend parties at our lake THE ALLEN Middle Turnpike, West WILL BUY ANY The water supply Is checked as Houses for Sale 72 To understand Dwight today— you folks try to bighhat me and Near Cor. Adams Street FOR RENT WANTED—MAN AND WOMAN SOLID MAHOGANY dining room to location of the source, and his absolute lack of pretension, call me by titlgs instead of Dwight c o t t a g e r f o r s a l e —'nvo h o u s e s on REALTY CO. to work In laundry, experience | set. Call 7828. methods of distribution. The sup­ his genuine frier.dliness, his talent, when I come home, I shall feel like only Tueaday, Wed., Thura., GOOD not necessary. Manchester Laun­ Hackmatack street. Apply 264 amounting to genius, for handling ! 9 f B F Realtors rri.. Sat. 2 to 4:80 P. M. ply must be of approved quality a stranger. The worst part of SIDE GLANCES S in g le dry. 72 Maple street or Call 8416. WICKER CHAIRS. ROCKERS, and of sufficient quantity to meet Hackmatack street. men of all types and making them BY GALBRAJ'rU [ 958 Main Street Tel. 3301 breakfast sets, library, tables, military rank is. its loneliness that REAL ESTATE camp needs. Lake water used almost w'orship him. his tough prevents comradeship. I wish I 4-Room House maple double beds, maple twin foe bathing cannot he__ used for "fighting heart” —you have to un­ Situations Wanted— ^ beds, dayheds, vanity, wardrobe drinking or domestic purposes. In from nuisances poteriBelly danger­ derstand his upbringing as one of Fair Prices chests, cheats of d rawers, bureaus, at the cafe.” v On Durant Street.^, Female 38 Connecticut drinking water sourc­ ous to health. six- boys. No one raised with fli’*' Dwight to her is "Just another mirrors, lamps, occasional chairs, Camps are centers of healtn ALLEY OOP es are protected wells and springs. sharp-eyed,, sharp-tongued broth­ soldier"—another mother’s son. Sit Down, Oscar CAI-L 1386 “ , EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER davenport, platform rockers, building and recreation but unless Wm. F. Johnson Sewage and waste disposal sys­ ers is likely to have much pre­ She does not think of him as a V ’. would like to do alterations. sleepy hollow chairs and chenlle tems are investigated. Proper sub­ the health aspeete of camp life are tense left in J5.Lin._by the time he HOT ONLY 7) WANTED CARPENTERS! Builder — Real Fstale scatter rugs. Call 5187, Austin surface disposal for water carried cared for however, vacationists general. When she sees the hoi’s in ^Wrlte Box F, Herald. , leaves school. '*• uniform, passing her home in Abi­ WRiy W U , Telephone 7426 or 4614 Albert F. Knofla Chambers’ Warehouse, Manches­ sewage wastes or sink water must would do better t- stay where pub­ w m y o u IITTLE RUN OFF AN| ter Green. Open dally 8-5. Satur­ be provided. Privies must be fly- lic water supplies ate siipervlsecL lene, . her neighbors say shi re­ ivHipPEq-swrcR/iu A iu y 5n ; Apply Ready for Work. Dwight was “Just about tHe marks gently, “ I have a boy in the TfACH you TD.OIU. M£ f*«ullry and Supplies day 7-12. Evenings, Monday, tight and sanitary. Burial or sewage and wastes collected, and most normal boy” you could pasteurized milk an 1 other s.-'v- Army, too.” A LIAR.' Wednesday and Friday, 7:30-9. burning are means of refuse dis­ Imagine, accoi’^ling to hia brother. FOR SM ^ 1 t)OZEN crossed posal. Itary safeguards of modern city ^ NEXT: "Ugly Ike.” ducks, good eating, sold live FOR SALE—FLAT TOP mahog­ Milton. If there was any clean Genaral kitchen cleanliness, "re­ life are available. fun, he was in it. Several of his weight. Cau\8604. any desk Jn very good condition, TURNPIKE GARDEN frigeration, food handling and companions in those days clain. he measures 32x42. Call 2-0751. ■ dishwashing methods are also FOR SALE d r e s s e d R jXS-TING chickens Mtorin Warnings Onl-'rel had a temper which he managed 'covered by the Inspection. Pas­ to keep pretty well under control. APARTMENTS KINGI.E SEVEN-ROOM BOLTON LAKE and 'owl no delivery. Call 8906 2 teurized milk is recommended as Nearly two miles ot lake frontage days In advanct of order. A. Nel­ FOR SALE —PRE-WAR studio Miami, Fla.. Aug. - T He was strong and healthy—quite Sand Comer West Middle Turnpike and Oxford Street HOUSE. Located on a health 'safeguard. Bathing plac­ notably strong—though his broth- Eas^ Side. I.arge lot. Is oUered In lots to suit your needs. son. 737 Lydall street. couch. Call 3777. Weather Bureau ordered sto . i es are Investigated with reference warnings displayed along the At­ . er Edgar, almost two years older Hoi Air heat. Sale Price Here you have some of the ttnest lake to nearby sources of contamina­ 854100. Down payment property In the State, located flve (51 lantic coast from Jacksonville to ■ than he, always "licked” him Machu y and Tools 52 tion. The type of medical and Cape Hatteras today a.s a tropical .when they scuffled. Afte'r Dwight Q—Who said. “ Sweet is revenge $800. Now vacant. miles East ol Manchester — mostly nursing service provided by the wooded, high altitude — with many disturbance moved toward the got to West Point, he took up sci­ -especially to women” ? TWt) - EA.MILY. Near CEMENT MIXERS. Milking ma­ camp Is also ascertained. area. Northeast warnings were portions having running water, elec­ Such Inspection work Is done entific boxing and W'rote to Edgar, A— Lord Byron, In “ Don Juan.” East Center Street. 6 chines, mill- coolers, walking prescribed from Jacksonville to challenging him to a scrap. Edgar, tric light service, hard surface roads weeders, potato hillers, water In cooperation with local health rnia to each floor. Hot Charleston and northwest warn­ howaver, had by that time become Q—Who was Sir Rowiand Hill? apd other Improvements. bowls. Dublin Tractor Company, officers. Summaries of the in­ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Chan' Air bent. T»vo-car ga­ Yoii may build your house here spection reports and sanitary rat­ ings between Charleston and Cap* an undergraduate at the Universi­ USED FURNITURE rage. Down payment Wlllimantlc. Hatteras. Reporting It uncertain .An English administrator either lor Summer or all around year ings are furnished to local health ty of Washington (where.ue took who invented the postal system, 81.000. JuSt where the storm might hit his law deg^ree) and was better r use. Lots may be purchased lor cash officers and camp ' managements. jinder which the “ penny _black,” SoMF MAM IS I v r SOT A MeV, SHORTY, COMB OUT OTHER LISTI.NGS Managers of summer camps are land the Weather Bureau here ad­ prepared to do his scrapping with FOX SOLD,. AMD HE’S WELL, I BROKE tue icm, RRECK or on the time basis. first postage stamp, was issued In SPEOAL INTERBr Of THAT HOLE / -----1 FINISH THE CONVERSATION ( DEPARTMENT ON REUfEST. Prices range from 8‘’ 90 to 81,000, held dlrecUy responsible for prop­ vised that precautions be taken words than with fist; he declined 1840. AWFULLY CLOSe TD, IN TUlS WAigwA HAVE A T A L K A Summer *^Must** against dangerous winds and high KUILDING LOTS: On according to location and Improve­ er cquipiiiciif.equlpmenjt facilities.ID,-.,.— and super-—r— Dwight’s offer. . OUR 60UUDAR.Y LIME f P(?OPERTyf let WITH SOU/ 7 OAK STREET Park, Chcatnnt, Forest. ments furnished. You will probably .vision of camp areas, and freedom ^des. Dwight used to swim In a hole Q—What is invar? M E talk lb o k a y / Otis Streets, Scarbor­ never again have the opportunity to in Mud O eek, which meanders y HIMj ^ through Abilene. In the winter, if ■A—An alAy of nickel and steel, ough Road, Wellington secure such desirable lake property used In pendulums and geodetic Road, East Center St., at such a low price. and when the stream froze over, COFFEE TABLE—Maple coftee table...... $ t.50 instruments. The alloy resists ex­ etc. Drive out and see for yourself. Bus Crocheted ^‘Flats’* he played hockey—or "shinny” as pansion due to temperature END TABLE—Maple end tables...... Ea. 4-W Other Lots In both sers'lee passes a part of the property they called it—on the Ice, using a changes. TABLE—Maple table...... business and residential daily, or better still, call at Ellesmere, tin can as a puck. When he grew ROCKER—Oak rocker...... sections of Town. the home of: older, he “ graduated” to the ■ , , SOFA—Lounge sofa, upholstered in red frieze, with Q— When were automobile radio Smoky Hill River, where the older sets first put Into general use? green floral tailor made slipcovers...... JO.W _eo»t i»u SY HU M«»ICI. ISC. T. M. ste. «. i. s*r. an 8-1 boya took their sport, fishing and A—In 19S1, when 100,000 sets Bl.TFFBT^Oak buffet...... EDWARD J. HOtL REALTOR W hat Have You to swimming. He attended Lincoln were sold. Within 10 years the CHINA CLOSET—Walnut china closet...... •. Grade School in Abilene and wds You re a good imipiie, fimiKlpn. but you don’t always DINING ROOM SUITE—8 Piece Oak dining suite. . 25.00 SOLE SELUNG AGENT O f f e r ? number had Incrteased to 8JSOO,000 TELEPHONE 8118 OR 6878 — MANCHESTER considered one of the best athletes fold In one year. nave to give me tlie worst of it just because I’m a rel­ DINING ROOM SUITE 8 Piece Oak dining suite. 20.00 In school. ative!” ; DINING ROOM SUITE—7 Piece Mahogany dining T s u ite ...... • When soldiers come to Abilene ALEXANDER ItlONERVlLLE FOLKS PIANO— Kimball oak cabinet piano...... they ask one question:. “Where BY FONTAINE FOX WASH TUBBS Yes, They Did '1st the house where General Ei- JARVIS aenhower lived ?” Though It is a // dHTPUU. ROOD.' NEIL ..AFRAID THERBU fC Real Estate and MortRaces tsmlderable walk from the center W AND F IL M S run OVER TO SOME DETAILS tVEXL NEEPj 5 0 0 of town, day after day groupa of /gOLONEL O THEMUSHIRO AIR TMENEIV AREA AND r o A S K W K O e 26 Alexander Street W I L B E «TH88)CE, WATKINS b o n u s ! Uniformed men itroll to gaze at ACTION, SUH EXAMINE THEM VDUCXHBEUx f C O ttiCBS. t o ^ Phone 4112 01* 7275 the modest boyhood home of their OaUNAMCE AY ONCE FROM YOUR TRIP CARS hero—hoping also to gain a sight EXPERT, of the-mother. r andmajm PRICES WANTED The visitors see a white, two- MABtCLBy. story dwelling of simple architec­ o r h h fffic T t L . ture, with.bowers of rbses In the m B o im Sa r s well-kept yard. It la like thou­ H a m w a n t e d CAPTAtvJB AUCTION MANCHESTER sands of other houses in the vll- BAEVAMO lagaa of the Middle West, a lean- wHntOMB FOR M, EUGENE CULVER AT HIS HOME, to at one eide, a porch Ip front. 216 SOUTH MAIN STREET Exf^rience^ Inside you find a thoroughly -L (Near VVilcox-Crittendon Plant) homey atmosphere. There are T6E RAcnHC r MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Sewing Machine ' chairs and tables fifty years old, tha walla nearly covared with pho­ Friday, ,Au{i. 4th at 10:30 a. m, \\ Operators tographs of the family—most of ■JUmiTMdil ' ' , • :v^ (Kaiii or Shine) • ’ them "Ike” In varibua poses . and some of the entire group, p t OUT OUR WAYs Household Furnishings — 12 Rooms — Few Antique.s aix sons. The pnrlor has a daven­ BY J. R. t^ L lA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE Orton flat piano In rosew'ood. few Oriental rugs, Empire card Excellent Pay, S 7 1 8 port and some easy chairs with table with finely carved base and feet, set of 4 Empire curly miple .books here and there. Portraits IT S O M L Y VEH, Add’ TVs chairs, Empire'dresser, walnut bedroom sets, large-walnut book ,pt father and mother—and more A L A I V OWUY A FOOL HDLO ri, MA3C5R— cose, walnqt sideboard, books, mirrors, china, glass, etc. Mi Good Hours. the sandals. These flats are easy M A M W H O dOLOTHAT POSCf By Mrs. Anne CBbot ' poses of the sons. Somehow the WHO WILL Culver has occupied the premises for 65 years and this sale offer., S.il to make, washable and comfort­ spirit of parent-son relationship WOMT DUliAP PUMP IT OUT 't o o Ajrm A PICK a n d the accumulation of several generations. 8445 Make the soles of heavy cotton T H ’ S A M T SHOsieL— IT’S A V . 10-20 yarn In a bright or a dark color able and soft on the feet. seems to

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