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’ /■ TUBSDJIT, TDCT1B, IfPfVET/VIl Manchester Everting Herald Average Daily Cirenlation The Weather from 1914 to 1924. Upon leaving For the Mouth of June. 1944 Foreeuet of U. S. U'eatker Bureuu Miss Florence Kaufmann of Pastor’s Wife here he became paator of the Lu A b ou t Town East Lexington, Mass., is visiting Carnival Here Manchester theran ctiurch in Seymour, this Coueldeiuhle rloodlueeo toplght; her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. state. He. left the pastorate id' rlowly with ahowen and acuttered and Mrs. Robert Anderson of Oak HALE'S SELF SERVE 8 ,7 6 2 Seymour to return, to Germany thunder^ahowera Tbuniduy; no Im- land street. Very Careful Date Book Dies in Raid The Original In New England! Member «t the Audit TCfular monthly meeting of •f to become a teacher in a Lutheran portunt tempeiutnre chungea. .■' I college there. Mis wife and son, Bureuu of OIrealutloua _ m n k J. Mansfield Unit, Ma- The Red Cross Surgical Dress Tonight Ba Corps League Auxiliary will Republican Town Caucua at Mrs. Herman Stippich Walter. accompanlMT him on his Manchester— A City of ViUage Charm ings aonunittee urns much pleased Big Circus Tragedy ami return to Germany. Another son. held Wednesday at 8 p. m. Bt that so many of the volunteer High School hall at 8. WED. MORNING SPECIALS! American Leglor Home, 20 Killefl in Germany; Rev. Gunther Stippich is now pas workers turned out last night for Nearness of Sc^iie Ef» WedneiHlay, July 26 (ClaasUled Adverttahif ou Fage 12) MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, JULY 26,1944 , ^FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS „,aard street. The Daughtera of the evening session at Center tor of a large Lutheran church In Large Family Sice Can VOL. L X in., NO. 252 -Surgical dressingik for Red Cross Son Also Is Killed. Brooklyn, N. Y. Blon Veterans will present the church parish hail, dc.spite the fect.s VFW Exhiliition. American Legion ball, Leonard nit an American Flag. All mem- heat. The attendance was^ almost It was through Rev. Gunther o f the local Marine Corps street, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. Word ha.s been received here Stippirh that word was received Can 1 7 c equal to last week. Tomoirow from A sisable crowd attended the Lecture by Prof. Ralph Brls- Friend's Beans _ Detachment are requested 10 to 4:30, the regular Wednesday that Mrs. Herman Stippich, wife here of Mrs. Stippich'a death and Dead Cattle for Cover r Intend. < ^ opening of the Carnival sponsored ehoff before Exchange club. Han of a former pastor of. the Con later that of her son, Walter. folders Will gather at the Ameri by Anderson-Shea Post, V. F. W., sen's restaurant. can Legion hall. ■ The committee cordia Lutheran church here, lost Cossacks Attain Tanks Smash last night at the Dougherty Lot. i Misa Ruth Turkington. daugh- hopes to complete the present - Saturday, July t9 her life during an Allied air-raid Sauerkraut Qt. Jar 25c “ o f Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Turk- The most popular ride, was the Two-day outing. Hose Co. No. 3, somewhere in Germany, At the quota within two weeks. The ever popular Ferris wheel. Roust CAR NEED REPAIRS? -\ of Winter atreet and Misa dressings are urgently needed. S. M. F. D. at Manchester Rod same time it was learned that ) Roy, daughters of Mr. and abouts were busy erecting an ad.> and Giin Club, Coventry Lake. Walter Stippich. son of Rev. and See Me For Prompt, Expert W isla East Bank; _ _fnest Roy of Walker street Mrs. Arthur Baednr and Miss ditional wheel to meet the de- .Monday, July SI Mrs. Stippich has lost his life in Auto Repair Service Zd-Rex Orange Fruit Syrup A * . ■ .'.'■jT- vacationing at the Falrview Patricia Baedor of Boulder road, mHiid.s of the crowd. In addition, a Siirglcal-dressings group meets Normandy while serving with .Ger For Fruit Drink! Ol.— Breach in Nazi Line; oteU Hampton Beach N. .H., are spending a few weeks at Chat new "Rocket Rule" was being set Center church hall at '7:30. man troops. ABEL’ S SERVICE STA. ere they have joined Mis(|. ham, Cape Cod. up. , Special town meeting at High Rev. Stippich was pastor of the Rear — 28 Oahpar Btraat Pint X 1C ___dya Scolsky of Winter, street, All equipment has pa.ssed the School hall at 8. Concordia Lutheran church here Push into Lwow r^lMl Miss Carol McVeigh. MXs. Mary Ann D.onlon, of 374 approval of Commissioner Hickey Collection of waste paper in O akl^d street. Is a patient at the after revisions and improvements northeast section of Manchester Premier Coffee 29c T * Sergt. Henry W. Matson, of 261 Memorial hospital, and In all prob were made in the tents and ample American Planes Give Pound into Marigny space allowed between concessions. Tuenday, Aug. 1 < > I J'^pruce atreet, Manchester, is an ability V lll iindergo an operation Veterans' Aid meeting at Ameri Radio Great this weel A "No Smoking" regulation was Direct Tactical Sup l.'iHlr Corps Supply Clerk at an can Legion Home. ghth Air Force Station in Eng- immediately put into effect and Watermelons L k . 4C £ 1 4 cited for distinguished and Friends of Sylvester McCann of strict watch was kept by both Sunday, Aug. 18 port by Strafing Air Aid Fighting Heavy Thrust Endan- Torrington, formerly of this town Airmen Again I ttitatanding service in 100 combat carnival help and local flremen and Outing Miantonomoh Tribe of Freah, Nattve drome 100 Miles Waste Seen j;ers Thousands o Y Idpiaaions over Europe. The Group, will be Interested to know that he police. A fire truck from Center Red Men at Villa Louisa. 1 iBHunanded by Col. Irvine A. Ren- is resting comnirtably at fTharlotte Hose Co. No. 2 was stationed on Wednesday, Aug. .80 Northwest of G ly; Range Fires Badly-Battered Gefs^sn dBe, of Rawlins,. Wyo., made its Hungerford Ho^ital in that, place, McKcf street with flremen stand Honor Roll meeting at Buck- Wed. Morning Specials Tomatoes 25c % Give Support As Big Drag tooth mission in support of the in- following an emergency appen ing by as an extra precaution. land school. Hit Gun Positions. Forces Along Etiemy*s 11 ^ landings by Allied Forces in dectomy. He will\ enjoy hearing Questioned about the Ringling ^^rance. The citation, ’ issued by from' his frlend.s, a»id is a, patient Brothers, Barnum and Bailey Proviftg Efficiency in In Normandy Upon Allies Southern Defenses; 1 Slsj. Clen. earner P. Hodges, Divl- .in Room 5i7 at the institution Moscow, July 26.—(/P)— tragedy some of the carnival men Hard-riding Cossacks reach Detection^ Communi - Germans Throw Giant I won commanding general, covered said that the Greatest Show on Group of Pinafores Two Yank soldiery uae the bodies of dead cattle for cover as German sheila whine over their heads ] InM ons to Berlin, Friedrlehsha- Mari' C. Keeney Ti\nt, Daugh ELASTIC HEALTH MARKET Earth was the fathe.f of all small ed the east bank of the Wisla cation and Actual Sup near Periers, during bitter fighting to capture the. important city of St. Lo, France. Marauders and Fighter- ^Elephantine Bureaucra Tanks into Battle in J.aren,'Poland, Norway, Holland, Bel- ters Of Union VeteransX will meet er shows, and whatever effected' White -with red and blue ric-rac (Vistula) rivei' today while ' |||tum, Gotha and France. tomorrow night at 8 o'clVh in the ™ HOSIERY pression of Blazes. Effort to Halt Drive. Zipser clubhouse, for theXpurpose the big show, hit all the others. trim. Size 14 only. Regular $3.98. WED. MORNING SPECIALS! other Russians, supported'for Bfftnbers Smash at Ger*. cy* Hit in Article Crit of presenting a flag to *hf\Fraiik They admitted that the proximity Heavy or Light Weight. Sale P rice ...... toe* ••• 4 $2 .4 9 the first time by U. S. planes , VtTie Rotary Club, meeting at of the tragedy, gave them consid Freeh Oreond man Positions to Aid icizing Both Italians Bulletin! M he Country Club ;it 6:30 this J. Mansfield Marine Corps league. in direct, tactical operations, Boise, Idaho, July 2S— ■ m m \ , T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 194* i i PAGE T1 MAXNCUISS'l'EK BV^JEMIMG iiJS K A L O , M A N U H E S T E ft, COXSM., W E D M E S D A l, JUJLl 26, 1 9 4 « 2 disclosed but his parents are in-* interested In the Italian.^settle- be published, presumably with the I ■ SmaH Bu$ines» Seen dined to believe that whatever In Italian Peace raeiit. ' idea that public reaction to Its Add Indigest ■S40RK ...-fOft Wallace Urged Sergt. Oleiider juries he suffered he must be As no4v contemplated, the peaCe terms would force revision. Refleve# fai • mUiuIm «r Service Costly Manchester Victory Show As *Gone to Pol* greatly improved to allow him to treaty would Jeave aside all terri x.4^I]ied military authorities have flmiUe your ssoaoy Wek' torial questlohSv and -* probably opposed publication now on the Whan weaflfl ftoM di aetd palBDiL « . travel aa he expected to leave San Action Urged f a t BM . atmr item edi and twarttom . dsetan i As Food Head Coming Home Francisco for Manchester shortly. other final claims suph as repara grounda'Hhat It might prejudice arencrlba tto faitMt-aMtfw aiW lrl " For Aircraft Date Book ■TBiptoaiatk relUf—w d lH w * tte ___ Hit. , ; , MAIN i m DateJs Given Kallsi.:U, Mont., July 26.— Sgt. Olender is a member of Co. tions, for later decision.^ actual operations. Tflblttt. No liia tl**. Rpll'int brtfift (IP)— Senator Kenneth S. K 169th Infantry of the 43rd The provl8lonir--(!if the treaty Jiffy or dojAl* your laonty back OB ntmm aC i Tonight Primarily. It would serve to to Bb. S9e at aU dnicBiau. Suggested for Chief of Wherry (R-Neb) declares that Parents' Hear He Has Division which is made up of many British Suggestion 'Is regularize Italy’s relations" with with Italy and the'^ventual set Pratt-Whitney Super Lecture by Prof. Ralph Brls- ‘‘small business in this coun Manchester boys. tlement with Germany'''are likely choff before Exchange club, Han Manchester Garden Onb Been Wounded But Is ’Awaiting Discussion the United Nations, clarify the International Organ- try has gone to pot” and that position of Italiah war prisoners, to be quite different, slnce'''4bey visor Is Speaker Before sen's restaurant. To Hold Exhibit of more than a half-million es m iy be written years apart. ^ Saturday, July ZD After War. Now on U. S. Soil. 544 Motorists Arrested With Russia, * Others. and enable Italian soldiers to re Rotarians Here. ization tablishments have shut their form and get Into the fr6nt lines Two-day outing, Hose Co. No. 3. Fraits and Vegetables. doors since American entry in^ FRESH CANI>YAi S. M. F. D. at Manchester Rod Washington, July — A of the battle In their homeland. Cut In Truck Tires Washington, July 26—(P)— Vice to the -ar. ' Sgt. Harry Olender, son of Mr* Hartford, July 26—(JP)— ‘There A conaider^ble part of the coat and Gun Club. Coventry Lake. and Mrs. Edward J. Olender of 70 have been 544 motorists arrested, British suggestion that the Allies Also, such a treaty would solve Hartford, July 26— UP) —State END-OF-MONTH CLEARANCE The Manchester Garden CHub President Wallace was suggested Wherry, a member of the , the question of tile Italian armis POPULAR MAKES! Monday, July f t , write a provisional peace with of operating aircraft in ita ser Senate Small Business com Mill street, has returned to San 8,348 others have been given OPA Director Anthony F. Arpaia, Surgical dressings group meets has set the date 6f Thursday, in official quarters today as a pos- Italy, which now has' the com tice and give considerable pres reporting yesterday that 2,021 vice and maintenance, according mittee which held a hearing Francisco after two years In the warnings and 73 accidents have Center church Hall at 7:30. September 8, for a Victory Gar albie head for a post-war Inter- bined standing of defeated enemy tige to the Italian government, truck tires had been allotted to to Lionel Clkrk, supervisor of the here, said yesterday that thou South Pacific, It was disclosed in been investigated since an inten Special town meeting at High den ahow, to be held in the ban national organization to atabillze a card received by hla parents this sified police patrol began 23 days and co-belligerent. Is before which has complained Its position Connecticut for August compsjred Pratt a Whitney School of Service School hall at 8. sands of small businessmen MAIN FLOOR ITEMS: CHILOI|EN^ WEAR: and Maintenance, who addressed quet hall of the Masonic Temple. prices and supplies of food and week. ago on Highways No. 5, 5A, 6 and American authorities. is too weak. ' with 3,068 for July, described the Collection o f waste paper in farm- products. quit, ‘‘not because they went The government of Premier situation as “ perilously close to the local Rotarians at the Country \ Sgt. Olender has been wounded 9, State Police Ckimmissloner Ed*- Tills was learned today, also northea.st section of Manchester. The club has staged a number of Such an organization was advo broke, but because of the that the plan awaits discussion Ivartoe Bonoml has asked that serious breakdown of essential Club last evening. ‘Today one ex successful, flower shows in the three times in action. The extent ward J. Hickey reported last DRESSES " ...... 4.00... Val. to 8 M - ODD SIZES! DRESSES...... 50c...Val. to 1.98 Tuesday, Aug. I cated by the United Nations Food tangle of red tape and their with Russia and other countries the Allied armistice with Italy transportation facilities,” pects to drive a car for its entire Temple in past years, or before failure to receive proper allo o f his Injuries has hot- been night. DRESSES. «.00...VaI. to 10.!)8 life without major servicing. When Veterans’ Aid meeting af Ameri conference held at Hot Springs, ^PRESSES...... 2 .0 0 ...Val. to 4.29 can Legion Home. the United States entered the Va., a year ago. A report on a pro cations of materials to BROKEN LOTS you realise that a thousand hours present conflict. DRESSES...8 .0 0 ...Val. to 16.98 Sizes 1 to 3 and 7 to 14. in the air is equivalent to the life Wednesday, Aug. 2 posed constitution for it Is expect operate. 'Only Once a Year, at Keith*s. An EveiU Like This!' Surgical dressings for Red Cross _ Friilta and VegeUblea ed within two weeks. “The Department of (Com DRESSES..10.00...Val. to 19.98 -*‘1 of your car," Clark said, “you can SLIGHTLY SOILED! quickly realize why it is so impor American L«glon hall, Leonard While flowei-8 will form an Im Not that Wallace, defeated for merce reported that on Dec. 1, MATERNITIES . 3 .0 0 ...Val. to 8.98 tant to give aircraft regular over street, 10 a. m. to A;30 p, m .- portant part of the exhibit, vege renomlnatlon, will be free to as 1943, there were 564,000 fewer Cottons, Prints, Jcrsey.s . . . 9 to 52. hauls.” M’ednesday, .Aug. 9 tables, fruits and canned goods sume other activities when *hls businesses In the United GAB. "The Importance of ground Manchester-Chamber of Commerce will be a feature of the ahow, and term as vice president expires' in States than on Dec. 1, 1041. OVERALLS V... 50c., . Val. to 1.98 crews ha# never been underestima at Coventry Lake. the general public Hz cordiaUy in January, no matter who wins the From hearings conducted in i i ted by the pilots,” he continued, Sunday, Aug. IS vited to enter exhibits. Sched November elections, some Ameri the south I know that 16,000 Clearance SWIM SUiTS . . . 50c...Val. to 1.98 "and they are high in their praise Outing Miantonomoh Tribe of ules are now being printed and can officials are suggesting him small sawmills, mostly thb G O W 8 ...... 2.00.. .Val. to 4.50 of the work accomplished under Red Men at Villa Louisa. will be ready for distribution for the chief executive, post of the family-operated type which' HOUSEqpATS .. 2 .0 0 ...Val. to 4.50 ODDS’N ENDS.. 50c...VaI. to 2.98 the most trying conditions by Wednesday, Aug. SO within a short time. It ia pro International farm organization. keep no records to speak of these servicemen. Mechanics are Honor Roll meeting at Buck- posed to have claaaea for 'decora The suggestions come particularly and which sometimes trade MISC. LIl . 1 .0 0 ...Val. to 2.98 3ej^ required to service, all types of land school. tive arrangements, in which many from, the Agriculture department' the lumber for food, have gone FINE SWEATERS planes pmd are sometimes called are Interested, also sections for where he served eight years as sec out of business." on to make replacements with cultural specimens in both flowera retary. . > FAMOUS SUN SUITS...... 1.00. .Val. to 1.98 parts from" wrecked aircraft. and vegetables. Jama. jelUes. Goal to Promote Food Supplies BLOUSES...... 2 .0 0 ...Val. to 4.98 GAB. SHORTS.. 1.00. .Val. to 1.98 Every used part so saivaged must Few Attend pickles and other preserved pro *1716 goal of an International or undergo -the most rigid inspection duce of the gardens.will be fea ganization, as outlined by the Hot French Urged , 1111^ o SUM. SKIRTS... 3.00... Val. to 5.98 DENIM SLACKS 1.00. . Val. to 1.98 in order that there can be no fail tured. - Springs meeting, would be to pro WOOL SKIRTS .. 4.00... Val. to 8.98 ing of overhauled motors under Brief Caucus Those In Charge mote the production of sufficient DENIM maximum speed and distance. supplies to meet the world’s nu WHITE VESTS . 3 .0 0 ...Val. to 5.98 Mrs. ,W. W. Eells, chairman at To Join Blow VALUES TO |8;98 JACKETS...... 1.00. .Val. to 1.98 For every piano in the air there the program committee of the tritional needs, and at the same N must be a ground crew of at least Republicans Pick Dele^ Garden club, is chairman; Mnu time to stabilize markets and KNIT ROMPERS l.OO. .Val. to 1.79 a half dozen skilled mechanics. Walter B. Bryant of 25 Olcdtt prices so as to assure producers De Gaulle Appeals to A1 We're making a clean sweep of our These men give their ships daily gates to State and Con Drive, president qt the _clu6. la co- equitable prices. HAilDBAGS .... LOO...Val. to 7.98 checks which include fueling, oil chairman. Sub com ^tteea are This organization would take To Aid Liberation of Sweater stock at Drastic Reductions! ing and visible checks for loose gressional JSessions. over aa soon as the United Nations G L O ^ ...... 50c...Val. to 1.98 braces,' bolts and the like. P)anes not yet complete. The . chairmen BLOUSES ...... 1.50. are anxious to have the people of Relief and Rehabilitation admin France; Seen Near. Every one is from our high grade lines Val. to 2.98 are given a periodic overhaul, “and istration finishes the task of meet an overhaul Job on aircraft en The Republican Cnjcua for the the town realise that the ahow is WOOLSKIR'TS .. 2.00. Val. to 6.98 not for, or by garden club mem ing relief needs of war-torn areas Algiers, July 26 — (JP) — Gen. | . . handsewn . . . flne gauges . . . gines is a real overhaul," accord nomination of delegates to the In the immediate period following ing to Clark. "Every single part bers alone, but that everjrbody in (Carles de Gaulle appeafed yester X. DICKIES...... 50c...Val. to 1.98 PLAYCLOTHES 2.00. State convention and also thd Ck)n- the war. <1 1 M » » ‘ ^/ii • iiv' Val. to 4.98 la removed, cleaned, laid out on a towm who is interested, ia invited day to all Frenchmen to Join In the 1 WHITE Slip.«vers . . . Cardigans . . . All by gresaional convention was attend to enter any of the claaaea. Wallace .has on several occa table and carefully checked for ed by only 20 voters last evening. sions urged the creation of an In final blow for the liberation of EARRINGS . . . 60c.V.Val. to 1.98 famous makers. You'll want several at wear. Often few replacement parts The caucus waa held at the High ternational crop adjustment pro- France, which he said "is now very | WOOL JACKETS 8.00.. Val. to 14.98 are needed, but when an aircraft School building and the buaineaa 'gram for such basic commooities imminent.” these Low Clearance Prices! is subjected to severe duty greater X UNEN SUITS . 10.00...Vaf. to 16.98 was transacted in lesa than 15 0 8 wheat, cotton, rice, sugar, and Addressing the closing session o fj Val. to 10.98 wear in parts results.” minutes. coffee. Under it each producing the French Consultative assembly,] Higher altitudes have added to Judge W. S..Hyde, chairman of country would maintain an “ ever de Gaulle declated that “It la very service and maintenance, prob the Republican Town committee, normal granary" reserve and vital that Fiance participate In lems for aircraft designed for high called the meeting to order and nfUrt would be alloca te shares in world the final battle in Europe with all j ... fOft ffiSl flying require more equipment George H. Waddell waa , named NOW PLAYING export markets. of the forces at her command. which in turn means more parts clerk of the meeting. Thomas Fer The organization would empha French war efforts both inside and j to tear down, check and reassemT guson nominated the two town size work designed to encourage outside Frasce must be coordina GOOD OLD FASHIONED RUMMAGE BARGAINS ble. Combat planes naturally have .S'nA^ipSHMIij repreaenUUves, George E. ‘Keith greater consumption by low-in ted for the final blow against the | more instnnnents to service than and S. Raymond Smith, Raymond come groups to meet nutritional enepuy.” . . commercial carriers. f i m A. Johnson and'M rs. William G. needs, another Wallace goal. Inflict 10,000. Casualties Aviation in the post-war period Crawford, as delegates to the State will continue to carry on, Clark The French leader said partisan 11 convention and they were unani- forces had immobilized seven to ' believes, as planes being use.'.com mouslv elected. Raymond A. John mercially today will be out-dated Sergt. Peckenham eight German divisions ifi France son placed in nomination Ihe and inflicted 10,000 casualties on { names—of-Mra. Helen Felber, Jo II MAIN ST. MANM oui Army anc Navy planes are “ri s Now in France the invaders. — X, seph Sylvester, Mrs. Emma Pfero “Despite suppression and repris . E t o m m O N L Y made available. The cost of plane and Frank Cervini aa delegates to travel will compare favorably als the (Germans are unable to cope j the Congressional convention, and ***,‘*f^**.„- I »W* Mrs. Mary Peckenham, of 33 with the situation and we must with that of Pullman travel and they, too, were unanimously elect THINK OF IT! Good furniture, KEITH furniture of traditional Keith will save treme.idously in time. Pins: ‘O.adles of Wnshlngten- Elro. street, received a long letter keep up our fight,” he declared. No Exchanges— No Refunds ed. yesterday from her son. First Ser “It Is up to us to see that the Ger The use of aircraft for freight The delegates were authorized SAVE %— (|%— % beauty and inbuilt excellence at savings of 10% to 50% AND (Frank might be somewhat limited due to geant T, F. Peckenham, who mans will remember for genera 10 2 50 All Sales Final to name their own alternates. SUN. - MON. - TUBS. about a month ago was trans^- tions what it cost to invade our | the increased cost over railroadk, Judge Hyde reminded the dele Even (Mostly Custom Livinff Rooms ly) in some cases MORE! This is our once a year RUMMAGE yet will undoubtedly be used for ‘ •‘THE EVE OF ST. M ABX" ferred from England to Prance, country." gates to the state convention that PLUS: "Men On Her Mind” and is with the Ordnance 'Com De Gaulle saio France must be I EVENT... We have canvassed our store and warehouses from roof certain merchandise that ri^quires there would be a convention of the Even Fine Period Bedrooms Owing To the Amazing Nature of speed in delivery.. pany. He entered the service given a strong voice at the peace These Values! Fourth Senatorial district dele early In February of 194?, and be table because the peace imposed Even FAMOUS Rugs, Radios, Appliances to cellar — taken every one or few of a kind i^cces and suites of our gates at the Old Town Hall Inn In Machinists Union Cx>ses fore leaving for England in Jan on Germany will reflect Germany’s HUNDREDS of Pieces To Choose From! East Hartford on Saturday morn destiny,and therefore Franco’s. fine furniture and marked it WAY DOWN for immediate disposaL ing, July 29, at 11:30 a. m. This uary was stationM at Camp Oru- Naugatuck, July 25—OP)—The '^ber, Okla. De Gaulle told the assembly that j Chetk your needs—NOW—come to Keith’s at 6 P. M. SHARP to pick conventlm wlU elect two district France’s contribiUion thus far to] EXTRA SALES AND DELIVERY BE EARLY FOR BEST International Association of Ma delegate# to the state convention Sergeant Peckenham writes chinists (A FL) lost its position as that he is in the b ^ t of health, en the Allied war efirert included 60,-] FACILITIES up REAL bargains IMPOSSIBLE in the ordinary course of business. and also the members of the dif Circle (MX) casualties In Killed, wounded SELECTIONS M A *1 V " t joyed his stay in England and his bargaining agent for 266.'mainte ferent committees. and missing. He said French forces | TD HANDLE THE CROWDS. nance and mochan'ical workers, at work, and adds that his knowl The Republicar State conven TODAY AND THURSDAY had captured 100,000 prisoners. the United States Rubber com tion will' be held Iq Hartford on edge of French gained at Man pany footwear plant here yester August 7 and 8. The convention is chester High school comes In han- Liyiiig Room Furniture SHORl'SlIOftT SKlY AflOUl day In an election held by the Na held earlier than has been custom . dy now that he is in France. His League’)s Parley Miscellaneous Borgoins Mattresses, Bedrooms, tional Labor Relations Board. The ary so that the ballets can bo sent, address ia 11101672, 527 Ordnance y United Rubber Workers of Amer overseas in time to give service H. M. Co. F. A. APO 403, care Odd Pieces Quantity Description Beg. Prica Sale Price ica (CIO) received 137 votes to 89 men an opportunity to vote. Postmaster, New York, N. Y, . I'd Be on Sunday Quanllty Description Beg. Price Sale Price .... . for ^ e AFL union and four for no quantity Description Reg. Price Sale Price union. 2-Pc. Solid Maple Sofa $149.50 $99.06 The annual convention of the Roomy Play Yards $l(bfl,5 Bed Suite with bedding Would Elminate Wood Floor, Beads $ 8 . 9 5 Custom Built, Corded 1 General Cramer Third Department of the Connec 3 Edge Mattress or $32.50 compartment and ticut Marine C!orpa League, made $24.50 "'X.. , Pneumatle cushlona M66Tma-filS>MTW Box Spring English Words up of Marines and former Marines, Chaise Lounge $39.95 Home on Leave will be held Sunday at 10 a. m. at 1 Richly Upholstered $ 3 4 . 9 i 5 Cotton Mattresses HEALTH QUIZ ALSO: “ Phantom Lady” the Veterans of Foreign Wars.Hall, Comfortable Quality $13.50 $7.50 Crystal Base $13.95 Mexico City, July 26— (47— The IT Table Lamps YMMO 3700 Main street, Hartford. Com Bab.v Bathinettes $9.95 Hartford,' July 26.—i>P)—^Brig. Fire Kinsr To the Ladies! Mexican Language academy has mandant Walter C. Miller will pre $9.95 6 on IT liin hm fm fpsttat □ □ Gen. Kenneth F. Cramer, whr has appointed a committee to seek to 2 0 Completely Equipped $ 8 . 9 5 All Steel Springs side. I . ■ 7 Perfectly BebuUt $9.95 $5.95 li in iMl InMqr aftir iitkc? □ CD been, on a mission in the South exterminate "porhlsmos"— Eng The Marine Corps League now Modern Step End Tables $12.50 Pacific, is at his home In Wethers lish words or words of U. S. origin has eight detachments from the Baby Baskinettes \ $6.95 or Lamp Tables $9,95 liinpt»v«psatiasl|t □ □ field, for a 30 days leave. 7 Dainty Colors $ 5 . 7 5 S-Plece Modern Bedroonk 4 used in speaking Spanish. following towns and cities: Hart With Chestrobe $119 $98.00 kinfiilln^-HMIinT ’ General fcramer left Port Mores The- committee will compile a ford, Bridgeport, Wateibury, New 1 by, New Guinea, Friday afternoon list of “ nure” words to substitute Haven. Manchester, New Britain Roomy Cribs With \ $14.50 *■ ilollj-wood Student Couch, 2-Pleee Lawson Suite $195.00 De yea fsd btsdaehy sad upsst due to and came to this country by plane, for current pochlsmos and send the and Middletown. 4 Patent Drop Sldeti \ $ 1 2 . 5 0 Full Spring Constnultion 179.50 ■tad (oedT To (eal cheerful Heard A t Extra Wide (Mattress and $59.50 1 aad bupy sgain your food must be arriving in Wethersfield Monday list to teachers, radio announcers, Since last yea* the membership 1 Box Spring on Legs), ' $54.50 properly. afternoon. - newspaper editors and actora. in the League has risen from 167 Folding Carriages $19.95 Including Slip Cover C!^dh day. Nature must produiee about General Cramer, lisft Connecticut ’The word pochismoa comes from to 434 this year. Even how, more ” 3 ^ Less Than '/i Price $ 7 . 9 5 ■X Smoking Cabinets $6.95 pints of a vital difsmvo iuiea .to Feb. 24, 1841, as coKmel in com The Pocho, a Mexican living in the detachments - are being organized. Floor Samples $3.95 help digeet your food. If Nature fails, mand o f the l49th Regiment, Con United States., The 45 attending delegates will Floor Sample ' 20% 2 f /our nmod Aay rsmala undlgaatad Pochismoa include buue, meaning elect department officers for the Famous Make Blankets 12 Boudoir Chairs iTiag you htadaehy and irritable. necticut National Guard unit. He 2 5 2 0 % OFF W in g was promoted to brigadier general bookie; marqueta, meaning mar coming year, adopt a constitution 5%, 25%, and 50% Wool Floor Sa|MpIe $49.95 Theme must imraasa ths 6ow OFF Club Chair, Tapestry $39.50 af this ivs jttiet. Carter’s LItUs Aug. 17, 1942. Sheridan ket; farma, for farm; bordo, for and by-laws. Mainly the delegates Im|N>rted Mahogany 3 Pc. 1 Livar Pills inerMsa this Sow quickly boarding house; quaehear, mean are Interested in arranging bene 1 Swell Front Bedroom S1.39..50 $119 fits for Marines returning .to civil Famous "Shoofly” $5.95 Mtan ia m littlo aa SO miautas. And. Baby'a Actlom OistTeastul' ing “to watch’! and troca, for 2 Kiddy Rocking Horses $ 2 . 9 5 you'ra on tha road to fading batter. truck. ' • ian life. . 4-Plece Complete Maple Duncan Phyfe Sofa $134.50 There it no "oncej upon a time” to thif Dw*t..depa^ on artiSdal aldi to Bar Bedroom Groups (bed, ^ 1 Solid .Mahogany Frame $89.00 eooataraet IndigaatioM—when Cartar's Hollywood— (VP) —Jan KlepuTa Portable Bar, Maple $79.00 and his wifi, MarU Eggertb, opera $9.95 3 dresser, spring and $67.00 story, because It deals with you . . . The LitUs Uvar PtUs-aid digMtioD aftar Ns- HELLO, POLKS! We have 4 Folding Base, Tray Top $ 4 . 9 8 mattress) tura’a eani ordar. Take Cartar’s LitUe lingers, are distressed. Says Mrs. a noonday luncheon fo r you 8-Plece Krochler .Modern ^209.50 Livsr POb aa diraeted. Get them at any JL--«Cr t MANCHESTER EVENI1#G HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 194« nfrAcaBToun -- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1944 PA(5E / Rommel's forces and hit the road police auxiliary use In that the force was reported 30 miles south Conti, mother, 106 Day stfeel. New icks Attain east of Prsemysl. • Yank Tanks Smash Inland for even greater opsrationa. Show, Entries dogs’ are so schooled are Invalu Local Persons . Haven. " i Reports from central Poland The Americana on the west and able in finding missing persons. 10 W ounded the British and Canadians on the Obituary Capt. Herman O. Bchendel, of 10 Casualties ' New Line for Infantry. Kajack, Pfc. Joseph J.— Mrs. told of frantic Gerpaafi attempts Hole in Nazi Line; Anna Kajack, mother, 61 Indian Wisla East Bauk; to reorganize , their shattered east were encountering intense Are Complete Manchester, Is president of tlje artillery, mortar and machine-gun sponsoring club and chairman of Seek Damages Field road, Greenwich. armies. Red Star salo the Nazi From State LaGrua, Staff Sergt. Maurice C. A ir Force drew on Ite reserves and Go Into Marigny fire as they penetrated the Ger- the show oonunlttee. From State LOOKING FOR Push Into Lwow —Mrs. Margaret V. LaGrua, moth flew SM eortles, strafing Ruastan mans' hastily erected forward de Funerals Close With 92 in Obedi fense line which Includes dug _ln Included in Group Ask er. 4 Cliff street, Stonington. reinforcements flooding across the (Continued from Page One) Included in List of 1,248 Lltwin, Pfc. Benjamin F.—Mrs. (OMttaMd from P»Co Om ) San river toward Krakow. Enemy tanks and even dug In self-pro-' ence Trials to Be Held ing $90,000 as Result Among 231 Announced pelted guns. Mrs. Mary K. Armstrong Siegel Denies Rose Lltwin. mother, 182 Griswold Infantry dlvlsione were declared to fury trylnif to halt the Brltleh- The funeral of Mrs. Mary >Robb Released Today by street, Glastonbury. GIFT? Yankee Infa/ttrymcn crossed the On Saturday. t th« Baltic. Red troops were less have lost up to 40 per cent of their Canadian advance below'Qaen. . Of Big Circus Fire. ^ Today by Navy; Five St. Lo-Periers road at a number of Armstrong, of 68 School street, Mediterranean area: , ,hIW 70 miles from RifS,' tbs last strength and German wounded Supreme headquartera eald to wife of William J. Armstrong. Was Prosecution Fear War Department. Abdella, Tech. 4th Gr. Joseph J. I Q s f slnlnf escape v s lv i for the places advancing up to 3,000 Are Reported Dead. were reported ordered "to fight to night that heavy fighting continu held this afternoon at the Watkins Hartford, July 36—The fifth an Mrs. LouUe Strant, wife of Wai —Samuel Abdella, father, 98 East V^erm an I6th and 18th Annies of yards. We Suggest — the last man." Because of the ed In the area of May-aur-Ome, Funeral Homo. The Rev. W. Ralph ter Strant, o f 193 Mlain street, Mrs. Liberty street, Danbury. Osn. Georgs Undemann In Amid Sn all-day succession of nual obedience trials of t^e Hart Hartford, July 36—t4V-Prof. Washington, July 26— The lightning Russian advance, the TOly-la-Campngne and Verriorea Ward, Jr., pastor of the South Claire Johnson, xrife' of WUllair. F. Washington, July ■ 26:—(^ — < RItch, Pfc. Clement, F.— Mrs. .. t e Baltio region. Perhaps '30 Nazi Gorman counter-attacks all along, ford Obedience Training Club, Theodore K. Siegel of the Univer W ar department today announced Russians frequently were engaging south of Caen with no new Allied Methodist church, conducted the Johnson, of 601 Porter street, her Twenty-two New Englandera were Mabel Ritch, mother, 86 Boston Identification Bracelets . . . . . $8.25 and up ilBelalQas' were threatened by the the line staunch Tommies i and which are to be staged on the sity of Connecticut today denied the names of 1,248 soldiers wound numerically superior German con assaults. Progress was confined to service. Mrs. Robert K. Anderson two children, Retl gad Elaine, who among the 231 casualties of the U. Post road, Cos Cob. , MiSli^lng of the rail line. centrations, but not for long. Canadians repelled a particularly in hie Federal court denaturaliza ed in action in the various theaters consolidation of Tuesday's gains. was the organist East Lawn of the Aetna Life In are minora, were Included in the S, Naval forces (Navy, Marine Stone, Tech. Sergt. Harry A.— Other Russians Were on the ap- strong thni.st against Vetrleres, The bearcta were: Samuel Robb, surance Co. Saturday afternoon, tion trial that he saved carbon Mrs. Clara L. Stone, mother. 83 Ladies’ Stone Set Bracelets. - . $8..50 and up Decisions appeared near in the Although headquarters gave no live miles south o f Caen, and held coplee o f hundreds of letters to his group of six persona filing damage Corps and Coast Guard) announc of war, including 81 from New : flMaohss of Bast Prussia. They Gustavo Fallot, Raymond Hanna, closed its entry books with 92 England. Forest street, Bridgeport. W b «ed Upsk, three miles from Red Army's mighty drives to details of the American action, onto the village. native Germany as possible evi suits totallni; $90,000 against the ed today by the Navy department. I achieve four great objectives: add Russell Richards. Burial was entries. "The New Engla.ndcrs Included Tomaaselti, Pfc. Ercole-Mri. Crosses and Chains ...... $2.20 and up I A m ■owalki triangle (which East front dispatches said the U. Si ad dence because of fear of prosecu Rlngllng Brothers Bamum and The list of New Englanders In The hotly contested town of St In Buckland cemetery. from Connecticut: Grace Tomasaotii, mother, 30 Er i lIRniSSia annexed in the Russian* Slash the Baltic front In half; lib vance had engulfed more . than a Martln-de-Fontcnay also was In Class entries In Hartford's first tion on a charge of being an un Bailey Circus In Federal court, cludes eight dead, six missing, sev Asiatic area: win place, New Britain. Osman partition of Poland in erate all Poland: bring the war to obedience trials since 1940 are aa registered foreign agent. Hartford, yesterday aftsmoon. en wounded and one safe, previ Ijo e k e ts . . $.5..50 and up dozen small villages and hamlets, Allied hands, and bitter fighting .Alexander Rogers O'Connell, Tech. Sergt. William Trerlce, Pvt. Everett R.—Mrs. the soil of East Prussia and Prus follows: Novice A 32; November Dr. Siegel said he readily turned Their suits assert that they were ously reported missing. B, 1030) and within 26 mites of the and that there was ftahting at the continued for May-sur-Orne and Funeral services for Alexander F. -Joseph J. O’Connell, father, Florence Trerfce, wife, 581 Blue Ei n e-w ar boundary of that province sia Itself, and open the mountain B 11; Open A 10; Open B 21; over the letters which are now in burned end permanently disfigur ' New Englanders and next of kin outskirts of St. Gilles, four miles Tllly-Ia Cami>agne. All these Rpgers, of 16 Locust street, who 437 Birch Mountain ro.-id, Man Hills avenu#;’ Hartford. . $1.80 and up I Of the Prussian Junkers. (German gateways to the Danube basin. Utility 10. There will be 8 en evidence fo r the government be- ed in the Hartford circus fire of included from Connecticut: Cravat Sets ...... from St. Lo on the road to Cout- towns are south of Caen. The died yesterday afternoon, will be chester. si feports have placed the Rusglans< SavAgely Engage Resones . tries in the difficult tracking te.sts cauae he wlehed to avoid publicity Allen. Wilbur Axel, radioman ances. Groups of German prisoners Britlsh-Canadinn drive is headed held at two o'clock tomorrow aft July 6. European area- Fish s\ipplies the same health a within eight miles of E.ast Pru.ssia to be held Sunday morning on and had no Idea ah Inveetlgatlon S-c, USNR. Missing. Mother, Mrs. Within 50 miles of Warsaw, were being herded back. down the road from Caen to ernoon at Watkins Funeral Home, Mrs. Strant, with bar husband, Conti, Pfc, W alter—Mrs. Kate building qualities as meat. Boys’ Signet Rings ...... $7.15 and up proper.) symbol of the Polish peoples' he grounds In Manchester and Glas would^end In hie appearance In and granddaughUr, Caroline Astrief O. Allen, 116 Maplewood Savage fighting raged In and Falal.se and one of its immediate 142 East Center street The serv roism in 1639, Joint Russinn-Po- tonbury. court. Upon thla Correspondence Strant, were together at the cir avenue, West Hartford. • Bialyntok Invested near Marlgny, seven miles east of alms Is to secure firm ground fav ices will be conducted by Rev. A l Spray P i n s ...... , . $4.2.5 and up llsh forces under the supreme com orable for tank fighting to the The entries Include the major Thomae J. Dodd, Jr., counsel fo r cus- In the Johneon party were Blakeslee, Theodore P. Pfc.i |0|g|Ostok was Invested. Rus mand of Marshal. Konstantin K. St. LiO, as the XJermani tried ~ to fred L. Williams, of 3t. Mary's ity of the star competltbra of tbe the government. Is basing hie ITSMCR. Dead. Mother, Mrs. Ma^ sians w a n in iU outskirts within brace to avoid entrapment of their south. Eplscopial church, of which Mr. Mrs. Johnson, three of her chil Federal'Tax Included. Rokoasovsky havagely engaged past two years and the largest charge of attachment to the prin dren, Audrey Waddell, daughter of *rion A. Blake.slee, 168 Park street, 4.000 mixis ot the major rail cen- units still In po.sltion along the St. The multiple cutting of the key Rogers was a member. Burial wlU German reaerves attempting to number ot ' Cential Connecticut ciples of the German Reich. Mr. and Mrs. George H. Waddell. Bri.stol. _ / ‘ U r 0 0 ntrolUn|^me traffic to East Lo-Perlers line to the north. St. Lo-Perieri road showed that be In the East cemetery. Friends stabilize the aector between the one Important area of the Ameri dogs ever to take part in obedi On cross-examination by Dodd, Lois Olson,-daughter of Mr. and Burdick, Earl D., Pfc., USMCR. L. LiBERTI & SON K n ssU and W a ^ w . ' Heavily-armored Sherman tanks may call at the Funeral Home aft Polish capital and the Siedlce area. can attack was the eight-mile ex ence comjpetltlon. The trials are who asked Siegel if he feared pros Mrs. Robert Olson and Mrs. Mari- Dead. Mother, Mrs. Cora E. Bur 359 FRONT STREET HARTFORD ■tilt other Russlah forces were crunched forward after a furious er seven o'clock tonight. Gen. Ivan Bagramian's First panse o f low, open country be to benefit the rehabilitation of ecution as an agent, Slegle said his dick, 48 Lincoln street. Putnam reported within 42 miles of the aerial bombardment had dazed e tu W est Conrad. Baltic Army encircled Dvlnsk, tween the Vire and Taute rivere. veterans, under the sponaorahlp reason for saving the letters “was Canada, Arthvir Bradley, motor A line o f scantily-clad French chorines go through their roiiline to amuse and edify doughboys eiOM of Radom (78,000); and 108 frontline German defenders. Even CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION largest city in eaatem Latvia, af first reports from the American of the Robert E. Collins Post, No. because o f what might happen to machinist's mate, 1-c, ,USN, in a barnyard theater somewhere near the Normandy fighting fn,nt. Sandbagr prop up the .stage and ^ DONNELLY’S Krakow (364,000), fifth city of though supported immediately by ter the railway line to Riga, 104 ground forces slashing ahead In Vichyites Claim 131, American Legion. me in Germany," and that he did Wounded. Parents, Mr. and Mrs a painted cheeccloth provides a backdrop.-Signal Cqips rndiotclephoto from NEA telephoto. Sidewalks Drivw^ays — Cement Steps, JEWELERS AT THE CENTER miles to the northwest heavy artillery fire, the Germans not hear of the foreign agent law About Town the St. Lo area described yester For tho foiu*th time In five Frank A. Canada, 131 West Elm All Kinds of Cement Repairing. was no upmedlate eati- Gen, Ivan Chemlakovsky and were unable to beat back the years, the Hartford OTC trlalsj until 1940. I ' street. New Haven. Gen. G. F. Zakharov have teamed day's terrific dl.splay of aerial Partisans Beaten headquarters in Waterbuty, is on Zone said last night that he fav taats of ^ slse of the doomed tanks, spurting shells and btfllets, will ^ the richest of- the year, Mrs. Dorothy Thompson anfl Casey, John J., Pfc., USMCR. their Third aud Second White Rus might as successful. Goes to Mexico City Baldwin Praises the range today. ored Former Gov. Robert A. Mur- j O sm an force in Lowow, one of and the American Infantrymen with more than $1,000 in value of daughters, Josn and Beverly, of Dead. Parents, Mr. at# Mrs sian Armies fdr mammoth blow.s ley as the party’s gubernatorial Tel. Manchester 2-0811 i Jtarope's major rail centers and a aboard them who whooped in their Irun, Spain, July 25— (Delayadl awards, the largest item being in Lakewood. R. I., are spending the Thomas Casey, 104 Orchard street, ag.-ilnst the approaches of East Mexico City, July. 26—()P)—Ro Favors Hurley for Governor nominee, and that he would recom : city of 317.700. pleasure at riding Into battle for a Lost Hostages _(,P)_Vlchy Minister of Interior War ^nd.s. With 31 specials week with Mr. and Mrs. Henry O. Cos Cob. Carlson’s Shooting Prussia. berto Ortiz, Cuban baseball play Hill, Morgan Sumner, torpedo mend that Stamford's 30-vote dele Tel. Hartford 6-0883 The 3Sth German general since change. Joseph Dafnard's anti-patriot and 30 regular awanls, the event Bradley, of 692 Vernon atreeL gation to the state convention sup The-battle for the Suwalkl tri er who Until recently wax with man's mate, 2-c,-USNR. Wounded, Stamford. July 26— —Demo June 33 surrendered In the Lwow The Infantrymen picked off Ger forces maintained today they had offers more dogs a chance to take cratic Town Chairman 'Joseph P. port’ him. angle, which Hitler claimed fdr in man rocket gunnera with rifles. Return Home liquidated an "important" group the Washington Senators, has Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvirt Sum homo prizes than the average all ner Hill. 123 Montowese street, Camp Baldwin, Nlantic, July 26. corporation into East Prussia In Tho whole 25-mlle American of partisans menacing 'Vichy from signed a contract with Mexico (A s BsrAn radio admitted a 1939, liras marked by a Soviet ad breed bench show. — ilp)—Governor Baldwin, vaca front from St. I. west to the aea With the Eighth Arm y in Italy. the north after a three-day battle. City, 'last place club In the Mexi Hartford. JllSMlan breakthrough to the Wisla vance from captured Lipsk, three I'he panel of judges Is made up Nelson, Clayton Edward, lleut, KK'ked to ‘ he thunder of a tremen- July 25-“ (Delaycd)—(/Pl-^-Thc lost The newspaper Petite Gironde of can league. Ortiz left the Unit tioning here for a few days, stroll (VMula). The Ckrman communi* miles from the triangle border. of outstanding experts of the (j.g.), USN. Missing. Wife, Mrs dou.s artillery barrage Just before ho.stages of" Gubblo returned to Bordeaux ■.lid the battle ended ed Stales recently when told ' he ed by the rifle range yesterday qils said tts Russians were advanc- pSront reports sa.d the Red Army obedience world, nearly all of Evelyn M. Nelson, Mcgtley road, dawn. Then c.anie wave aftet wave their homes today as their German Monday with the capture of 18 either would have to leave or reg ta f bshreen the upper Bug river spearhead was within 36 miles of whom are numbered among the Uncasville. where 300 members of the 2nd bat of attacking hjdCHuders and fight keepers fled Into the- Hills, and "bandits" who had been "tsrrorlz- ister with selective service. and the Wisla and that their Lwow Bast FTuSsla. ptoheers o f the field. In the Shriver, Henry H. N „ captain talion, Connecticut State Guard, er bombera. Lieut. Gen. Omar N. Father Superior Peter Baptiste Ing tho northern part of the Allier gSBTrtson remised the Soviets in a Solidly ringed by Soviet steel, event of rain, the Saturday events USMCR. Dead. W ife, Mrs. Henry were tesClng their marksmanship Bradley's doughboys made local Mlcheli of St. Ubaldo monastery, department" and Uta dispersal of B EN SO K ^S eouater«ttaok.) tho decimated German defenders will be bUd in the Aetna Life Au i advances despite heavy German H. N. Shriver. Grumman .Hill and his attention was attracted by % Twin advances tw Uarshal Ivan 0 / Brest-Lltovsk clung to the ruin where the hoetages were held for other partisans. ditorium. Sunday's tracking will resistance In some -sectors. ' Su road, Wilton. a youngster who was firing left- Zk'Koasv's First Ukrainian A m y ed buildinga of the town but mop a month, told how the Nazis had The same newspaper said the go on rain or shine, and this cli preme headquarters said the front Germans hod executed at Saint STORE Solia. Nicholas Victor, fireman handed. i group were flanking the fortress ping up operations by the Russians tried to employ him as a spy. max to a dog's working career— • MOTOR TUNE-UP 2-c, USNR. Dead. Parents, Mr, still was expanding. Some of the 281 Civilians freed Brieuc. Brittany, an unspecified The 17-year-old guardsman. Pri \ o f Ptaemysl on the north and went on methodically. competiUon-wiBe often ' leads to and Mrs. Michael Solia. 60 Bam vate Carlos Carlson of Manches South. The city lies 60 miles due Holding' Gains of Yesterday from the Monastery said the Ger number of partlsane accused of O WHEEL ALIGNMENT sabotaging German railroad com ford avenue, Oakville. ter, unawed i and perhaps inspired 'pst o f Lwow, and on' the direct In order not to scorch milk, Field Marshal . Erwin Rommel mans hstikwamed them they would CLOSED Stack. Edward Joseph, electri munications behind. the- Normandy by the chief executive’s presence, toad to Silesia, just north o f the rinse the pan with water before was throwing in armor against the be machinb-eunned If they at cian's matCr 3-c, USNR. Missing. front and "attacking" German sol O BRAKES calmly turned in a score of 46 out ;Cktpatbian range. One Soviet heating the milk. Bntish and . Canadians. Backs of tempted to esl^e. ■. Mother. Mrs. Nora Theresa Stack, diers. o f a possible 50, three points under upwards of 30 and 40 German One man,- th^relntlve of one of FOR v a l v e g r i n d i n g 964 Asylum avenue, Hartford. The Bordeaux newspaper La POWERniL UQOID • the camp record, and smilingly ac tanka attacked at a time, but in tbe hostages, was shot to death as PKOMPTIV SOOTHES TOHTUSC Brother, John Francis Stack, 32 Y O U 'L L^ SAV£ M 1 4 C M O M T H fS /AlPOMTAAfr CCCAMAMCS he was bringing food to the France said six partisans had been cepted the governor’s compli the main the British and Canad 0 OVERHAULING Re,mington road, Windsor. ians were holding their gains of monastery because he failed to arrested by collaborationist mili am t MLLS OEMSS* THAT CAUSE VACATION ments.- tia at Montauban north of Tou Offering you many splendid values for the home. yesterday. obey the Germans' instruc^n. .... Police Car';8tolen The firing pn , the range lasted $79.50 All Wool SALE PR IC E The major Gentian armored The day before they fled before louse and reported w'ithout details Quick Service for seven hdurs yesterday and ap Listed here are only a few typical vtduesl ADVERTISING^ thrust against Verrieres was the advancing Allied troops, that partisans had made a number ATHLETR FOOr Lqs Angeles—i/Pi—Police knew proximately 7,000 rounds of aj®^ It is hard in these days of meat .shortages to adver- crumpled by cool British gunners Germans u.sed the monastery to so'f raids near Saint Armand de If you’re dlseottraged about a mesa, JU LY 31 TO Expert Workmanthip munition were used, a compyTtc- bard to raUevo cam— than lust try exactly how the car looked which 9>50 who held firm and picked off the cook up a feast of chickens. The, ^ o l ^ In the Charente department. brd. " Axminster Rugs $ Q MTAMS .llfle meat and not have your adrt. mislead some custom- Erire S tm t0lk 2XMO. First appliestiona was stclcn from m front of the enemy tanks oisdispcrsed them. next day they were gone without' which has its 9x15 Size Only. era. Today, we had customers calling for Legs of Lamb, lelitvs hciv sorsniM between erseked AUGUST 14 city hall. It was a police car. This town, five milee south of warning, the hostages said. , Fancy Steaks and other itbms which we did not mention eling toes and *0B contact actually Caen, still was in British hands During their occupancy of the EUthe germs that moat commonly eaiuo $89.50 All Wool S.ALE PRICE in our Tuesday night advt. They thought that the sifter an all night battle. A front monastery the Germans 'used tlwr MaVlboroiigh and epraad Athlete’s Foot. Zemo is a MANCHESTER words "wide assortment of meats” covered absolutt/ly dispatch said that a mile of the upper story as an observation post Doctor’s wonderful aooihing yet power DONNELLY'S everything. We advertised by name every item we east the British fell back to the and threatened to kill the hostages fully madlMted Ngafd bncked by 85 MOTOR SALES, INC Axminster Rugs $ 7 9 . 5 0 northern exit of Tilly-la-Campag- Lieutenant RobeH' D# Gray of yennf sucewi. F M trial with Zemo JEWELERS if the Allies attacked. SPECIALS for the WEEK 9 X 15 Size Only ' r • w .coiM back up with sufficient stock to last through the ne In the face of bitter Gorman at Poquonock who has b^en stationed convlneeal AU drugstorea. ZEMO At Ths Center West Center 8L TeL 4184 ■wming. We had other items in lighter supply which tacks. at Fort Knox, Kentucky^alled on Hold “Important Conferences’* 9 X 12 RUG Cu s h io n s , sale Price $3.98. we did not name except by the "wide assortment” men- Moving forward with heavy air relatives here the first of t^e. week while on furlough. . x AT BUSH HARDWARE tloil. support, the British were unable l^Iew York. July ,26.—(/p>—The to crack tho German hold on May- Tokyo radio said today that Pre Mr.'and Mrs. Charles H. Islm 5-PIECE su --Ome last night. A front offi mier Kunlaki l^olso, ^ t c r a six- and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Isleib Another thing we would like to mention . . . We cer said that Gen. Sir Bomard L. and children called on relatives Ih 3-PlECE have one meat cutter who works all morning just on hour session yesterday with all All Metal i GRAND SALE OF Montgomery's powerhouse drive j members of the new Japanese cab Springfield, Mass., the first o f tbe what we caQ "preparation work.” . . . that Is: boning down the Ome river had reached week. FEATURING KITCHEN SETS inet, had held "Important confer FOLDING LAWN CHAIRS LAMPS SOLID and rolling . . . cutting poultry . , breaking down the "main German position." ences” this morning at his official * Kenneth Lester of . Haddam •$ Grinding Down Reserves residence with ESducation Minis Neck is visiting his grandparents, beef. Just as fast as he gets the meat ready it goes One staff officer said the British, i D U R A N N U A L To Brighten Up MAPLE ter flanishlge Nlnotnlya, Welfare Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Isleib. into our meat display ca.se. You might come in at 10 without too grea. in expenditure Regular $5.95 Now $4.95 Dark Comera! Minister Hlsatada Hlrose and Mr. and Mrs. Jack 'O'Connell of their own manpower, were o'clock and And no display o f a certain meat cut. and at President Taketora Ogata o f the and daughter, Marion, of Plants- pAm 30% ixche 3^ 1 o’clock, find plenty. grinding down German reserves vllle, have been recent guests of Glass Top 2 0 % O FF in a zig-zag battle of attrition. Japanese Information Board. The LIVING ROOM GROUP broadcast was reported by the Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Staples. Our Regular Low Piipeal When you come to Pinehurst to shop, we want you Headquarters said the Germans SELLING-OUT Federal Communications Commis BALL IDEAL JARS ■ SALE PRICE to feel that we have advertised honestly to invite you have moved a second SS Panzer sion. division across the Ome lo bolster With Springs. Sofa, Buy M new! You weed pay oidy $5 here . . . we want you to get prompt service, and as TABLE AND FLOOR their defense end that other rein Pints, Reg. 95c,; Now 83c doz. Wing Chair, Arm Chair. nearly as possible, under present conditions, we want you forcements had been shifted from Needa Spar Partnera LAM PS, $3.49 to $15.95 down — and next Winter yow'N be the Caumont eectar, 20 miles west IF YOU’RE ^ to get just what you want in any department. Black and White Beautiea. Extenaton of the Ome battleground. Chicago, July 26V^(>J>)— Joe PLANNING FOR A Quarts, Reg. $1.05, Now 93c doz. wearing eoe of Ibe leveliett fun U. 8. Marauder medium bomb Baksl, leading heavyweight con ffable, Four Sturdy Chalrx. THURSDAY MEAT SUGGESTIONS ers, pacing the new American tender in the civilian ranks who OF OUR ENTIRE . Regular 3.69.95 Value! everVow Imow bow young ond meets Lee Savold here Aug. 7, has /UST ARRIVED! push, laid additional "carpet” SPECIAL! AoHering Mw worm brown loner SMALL LINK SAUSAGE ...... lb. 4f)c bomb barrages on scorea of pin sent an S. O. S. to New York for Wedding SALE PRICE $39.50 A new shipment o f the latest designs in spring-filled liv i, Large Link Sausage ...... lb. 44c olnt targets such as enemy troop -sparring partners. or SUMMER MERCHANDISE GARDEN HOSE .VShelf U tility ore — how dtey took weN with Bacon Honeycomb Tripe Roiled Ham concentrations tanks and trains Baksl has only Roo.sevelt Thom Extra heavy, % In., 2 braid. 50 fee(. ing room suites. Come in and look them over! TheyVe —just ahead of American infan as to take faU practice punches KITCHEN CABINETS everylbino . . . froni tweedi to An Extra Nice Sliced Cold Tongue try. and has had to shorten his spar Banquet Regular Factory Price $13.50. .Single Door. Regular $15.96! all sale-priced. Grote & Weigel’s Frankfurts The dug In tank.s and guns, ring drills in order to preserve drewy btock. W e hod it . v’ ’ which tho Allies were encounter Thomas. • SALE PRICE $11.95 ■rr^ PINEHURST POULTRY . . ing, were not a lign of an inferior Phone 5790 $10.95 (otbioned rrilh o ooort bMedo From Thursday morning on, we. offer you just the German defense. . The Germans Ready To Do Business ' simply dropped these weapons W ond deop lwm-bo ?AGE SIX MANCHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1944 MANCHBSTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN., WBONESUAI, JULY ZO, 194% i r jta m money, and thr acceptance of an aggresplon, such power politics. Is enclosure. Sheriff T. H. Newman a'Ldotl'ng but soon left because the Geotge H. HoKla who ohargaA l Two From State "Army had the situation in hand.” Manchester inferior benefit, run the risk of i the seed of new war. It U partlcu- Here’s Another ^luvasion’ Craft— The LBK Italian Prisoner of Yuma county has disclosed., had shown “IncompetoMa od i loKlnp the golf lots \^ItoRcther.| larly tragic because It is cowlng Court Upholds Newman reported the -prisoner, Evening Herald Goldbrick Papas who was shot Monday, was one of occasions.” Further tbas would be municipal folly at a time when we have not yet Is Fatally Shot 146 placed In the fenced area after Deputy Jailer Dismissed tbe sheriff refused to diaeiaa ttH PUBUSHBD BY THB even organised sny system for the Benefit Award they had refused to work In farm case. Erie Swansoo, -m n — AT.n BJUNTINO 00. Qia Sheraton Colonial Bedroom $125 July 2 6 ^ 18 BUm II 8tr«*t preservation of peace, for the en U. S. Fifth Air Force Headquar Boll, Aria., July 26— (ff) — An fields where they had been employ- e at the tlrotoH l*heeke-sa6l| lU'nelwater, Cpnn. To Shorten The War ,. 3 Piecei, Usually $139.60. Italian war prisoner was shot cd. Lawnnee Cook, New London member of tha state poUea for 34 THOUA8 FEROUSC*: forcement of fair play among na ters, New Guinea, July l i —(De The German troops on the Nor Supreme Tribunal Rules fatally by an Army guard an at The sheriff said he and 16 posse- county deputy jailer, waa dis years, waa named t o saaeS General, UanMter tions. The prlnclplea of future missed yesterday by Sheriff Cook. M i Founded October 1, 1881 mandy front show little sign of layed)—(/P)—^The Society of Gold- .Fine styling; good sound construction at a modest priicie . . . even tempt to break out of a barbed Wire men came to the scene after the peace, are being violated even be brick Fapas has been organised before our Clearance price! Pineapple top low post bed; dTagser with Mother-in-Law Can Be rnMiabed BBWSF Brerr .sweveeeae^ Branlnc Except bslng either aware of or influ fore we have a cbanca to set up a Ipindasrtndays and HolldaHolldaya Entered at tha enced by the situation on the Ger here at Brig. Gen. Warren R. Car attached mirror; cheat of drawers. Family Member. fM t Offtca O at ManebesUr. Conn., as system fbr the protection of tboM ter's troop carrlsr command. Its Paoood1 CUas HaU Matter. man home front. They are fight principles. Ruasla’a position is members are long-distance soldier- ing with extreme defenaive skill Hartford. July 26.—(SV-The SAVE FOR THE FUTURE “BOTBCatlPTlOM HATS8 , _ ~ that she will join such a system, fathers who are participating in Ooimectlcut Supreme court hsa One Tear by Mall ...... J 900 and tenacity. Although they may recognizing the sanptlty of nations ths rearing of their children by V- ' Far month by Mall ...... •* •76 yield some ground to a major at mail. agread with a finding of a work- and forbidding , aggression, only Here are some of the by-laws: men’a eompanaatlon commlselooer ' Selrrared One Tear ...... ?,S'S2 tack, such as that the Americana after she. has carried oiit her own' : Westarn Btatea and ATO ...... 112.00 launched yesterday on the western Members must be overseas; that it la proper, under certain ■ MEMBER o r schemes, which Include the annex They must never have seen their oondltiona, to conaider a mother- The ASSOCIATED PRESS end of the invasion line, they are ation of the Baltic Statea as well progeny: ,, in-law as a member of a family. Tha Aaaoelatad Press U exclualvely almost Instantly capable of coun the subjugation of Foland. No They must be authorities ‘^'oh In a decleion yesterday the r antitted to the oae of. repnbllcatlon of ter-attacking against ahy lesaer diaper washing, treating measles; court unanimously upheld a com- ■ all imwa dispatches credited to It or not peace system which hsa to swal misaioner’B award of weekly com atharwtsa eraditsd In this paper and and more, limited effort—such aa quieting midnight howls (how \ fiee tha local news publlshad hera. low such an enormity of eggres- otherwise Is the little wife to real \ pensation of $24.74 for 312 weeks Meet the LBK—"Landing'Boat, Kitchen’’—One of the oddest of the Navy*# maw^^vaalon craft. the Canadian attack beyond Caen. Blon will be worth the paper It la ize fully the benefits of objective to Mra. Lulu (Soehqrn for the Its gleaming white sides -looking incongruous among its more Tlrab sleters, the LBK is pictured In All tlshts of rapubllcatlon 'of special In any and every case, their re death of bar eon-in-law, Ralph M. sHaaatehaa herein, are also reserred. written on. Might does not make advice by V-mall T) the Hngllsh Channel, carrying out Its Important role of suppljdng fighting m c n ^ th hot food. The society's membership, now Saalay who was fatally injured In ~ l^uU service client bf N. B. A. Service sistance Is such as to provide a right, and it will not make peace. tec. approaching a hundred represent Open thursdays and October, 1948, while working for Maiitinfe Service, applicants are favorable background for the United Statea diplomacy can be tbe Roger Sherman Tranefer com- partments. These courses will Fubllsbers Representatives; The ing half ths states. Includes these Saturdays until 9 P. M. Merchant Marine average from three to six months p ^ $50 per month and receive home front attempt of Hitler and cautious and mild and patient, but from Connecticut: Julius Mathews Special Asancy—New Qosed ^ e r y Wednesr company appealed the In length. Complete uniforms, meals, living Tork. Chleaso. Detroit and Boston. his Nasls to pretend that this war Itr must be Russia who yields If Lieut. Edwin A. Toth (Mrs. 'Vir day Afternoon;- Men up to 50„yeare of age quarters, plus excellent medical Is not yet lost. So long as tha ginia Toth), West Cheshire; son, award, arguing that Mrs. Goa- Needs Enrollees bu reau o f offered a special opportunity and dental care. m em ber a u d it tbe peace is not wrecked before It Edwin Alan, born March ,11, 1944. hom’a relationship to her son-in- tmCDUATTONS.______Allied Invasion can be held to Ita has even begun. law was no more than that of stevnud’a department. , ' Minor For applications, i^one. write or beach-head, so long aa our at Ffc. James V. Dlatsslo (Mrs. Boetotl, July 26.—_a 'developed between SS and regular John A. Danaher, but it was Joseph Wright Airmen Again Now ill England Army officers ii Brussels Sunday govamor’a renomination. N o auch AH Manpower i.. which two unidentified SS Brig Wright Plant Brtish Monarch action waa reported anywhere in feated on a voice vote. •anhaher Heard on Air Baldwin WiU the county although expressions of Throughout the county,. it was adier generals, five colonels and War Plant Cut-Backs Is Wounded Give Support MayBeTt>ld 16 other officers were killed. Continues Tour support for ths governor went noted that more women than uaual — B I N 6 O — The French-Spanlsh border was Strike Ends; Be Delegate into the record in tha cauouaes in were named delegates. Before Guam Invasion alive with'unconfirmed reports of at least two towns, Boston and Greenwich, Redding, Weston, Tomorrow NigHt 8 O’Qock, Odd FaOowa H i l Are Difficult Problem N ew Canaan. Brookfield, and Sherman named all In Normandv To Aid Nazis sporadic clashes between the two Advanced Headquarters of Al- Well Known Manager of j branches of the German military, Others Idle Antt-Daiiahw Motion Lrosea women delegations to tbs Fourth ^ 0 SrONSORBD BF KIMQ DAVID LODOB, L & a V. j | 0 ’ Ued Armies in lUdy. July 26.— (JPl Named as Member of The Ridgefield caucus heard a Congresidonal district convention but even these' reports indicated — King George V I of Ehigland con il Resident Hears Grocery Store Is in (Contlntied From Page One) ' (Continued From Page Onrj the fighting had been confined to motion proposing that the delega on Aug. 9 at which Rep. (3are (Continued from Page One) ‘Stair of Government tinued his tour o t AlUed front Stratford Delegation officers and had not spread to the tion there be Instructed to oppose Boothe Luce of Greenwich is ex 25 Oanme ...... *8 6 .6 0 rrts a 1 Announcement a n d oiith Paeifie. lines Ih Italy, following a rugged clouds down t< 1,500 fret. Berlin has announced. He may troops. One report reaching Bar the renomination of U. B. Senator pected to be renominated. 6 Special O aoes ...... fioAo riiiBi families have been without milk Officials Appointed to schedule in which he is pklnatak- To State Convention. Reports from American ground disclo.se some of the plans which celona said that regular German I SpeelaJ Oame Notifies Rarents of the deliveries for the last two weeks. ingly trying to see everytolng and Mr»Nl(i8eph S. Wright of Cooper forces In the St. Lo arcs described the Nazi chieftains have drafted Army officers in Milan had talked Consider Best Way to Door Prise f l 6 .9 6 everyone available. Bridgeport, July 26— VP)— Gov Murine to .Tune In. street received word last livening yesterday's great display of acri^ for Germany's last fanatical with delegates of the Italian guer Undersecretary of War Patter Special Cards I 6e Bach. The British monarch arrived ernor Baldwin will be a delegate to might as succcssfip. i struggle, and appeal for loyalty to rilla forces. > son, In a telegram to Lester W U h - Handle Situation. AO Bingo Ptayere Are Invited Te A from the WaiN..Department that here yesterday by plane after in the Republican State convention in Find Niinirroiis CasiialtirK Hitler. His .speech is expected An Associated Press Stockholm ,, Vouday aveningr at 8:15 over her husbahd had^’^jeen seriously burn, international president of ------/ specting shipping and Naval in Hartford Aug. 7 and 8 which Is ex to Jast about 45 minuses. dispatch quoted an imformant By Jamea Marlow P WOR a recorded broadcast, made The enemy’s dug-in tanks with the UAW , urged' 100 striking em stallations In crowded Naples har pected to nominate him and all wounded In action ip 'N ew Guinea In his new pbst Goebbels has with German connections as say ; by Pfc. Thomas E. Danner, son of stood the bombardment because ployes of the Centrifugal Fusing Waahlngton, July 26— ( ^ — Since bor. He slept last night *n a trail other state elective officers for an on July 11. The telegra^^-^o in aptl-personnel types of explosives become executor to Reichsmarshal ing that 10 days before the at ;^ r . and Mrs. Thomas J. Dannaher tempt was made to kill Hitler Ber company in Lansing, Mich., to re the Brewster Aircraft workers er beside a beautiful laka. other term. I formed her that a letter giving were employetkmostly.’The Ameri Hermann Wilhelm Goerlng, who Convention delegates ware ehoe- ' abiMrd a transport on Its way f « cans, however, reported finding was appointed by Hitler last night lin was flooded with small leaflets turn to their jobs. He asserted the went on their stoy-ln atrike last more detail would be forwarded tit bearing the single line, "Let's make en in many , town caucuses last the Jnvaalon of auam, was h?^- iimerous casualties amonr' the as chairman of the ministerial strikers "cannot possibly appre M ay because the Navy^ suddenly Police Oixren Wateimelona a short ^ime. peace now. Smash Hitler and his night, and Republicana in Strat b e re. - laii troops as they advanced, council for defen.se of the Reich. ciate the severe consequences of threw them out of jobs by can Telephooe 2-7111.. .Out e f Town CnstemCrs Call Enterprise 1600 'The wounded soldier was well gang.” fo rd the chief executive’a home, The announcement that^e was Afoimd ^..^OO tactical sorties their action.” celling the contract, there have Westerly, R. L— VP)— A peddler known In town and before his In . Goerlng Become* IMctatdr The leaflets were of a type quite paid a 810 fine here for vending named him a member of that Superfluous Hair Removed to be heard was m ad^^ few min were fliiwn ln .support of infantry James C. Petrlllo, president of been about 150 war production cut Without Charge, duction on July 31, 1943 was man " Thus Goerlng becomes a dicta different, from the kind which without a lieenae and then, appar town’s delegation. utes before his vojptf went on, the ye.sterday,'*includiiig the more- than the American Federation of Musi backs. ager of the First National Store heretofore have been dropped by ently to show thera wefa no hard If the Fairfield county results air. This was beafd by Henry Mu- 3,000 blastm gXa 10-mile square tor over ’ ll private and public cians, yesterday ordered eight Of those 150, O W I Information Permanently — Painleaaly — Safety! on Main street nesr Middle turn Allied planes, tlio Informant said, were any Indication, few if any ttlCf who B.tyO’fic t notified Mr. wid path for the American thru.st. life in Germany. He was charged musicians at the Minneapolis feelings, left at police headquar pike. He went overseas on March men say: ters two of tha watermelons he cauaea-took the step of formally jtrs. Danndner, who were able to The Germans did'^not oppo.se the with a total overhaul of state and Berliners generally believed studio of Radio Station KSTP to About 143 involved no employ 23. 1944. that they had not been distributed waa aelling xriien arreated. pledging their delegatlona to the FREE CONSULTATION tune liKTOr his talk. American support flrt< but sent | I.t. M. C. Kanrher administration and public services quit work immediately. In a dis ment problems because the cut by planes, but circulated by some /first Time in Two Years Mrs. Wrigfhl said she received a up interceptors in .somoNitrength | "with the purpose of freeing the pute over negotiating a contract. backs were in plants which had CORDUROY eleinent inside Germany. TELEPHONE 2-1264 It was the first time since Au- letter from him written on July B. el.sewhcre. During ye.sterday .70 , Friends of First Lieutenant maximum manpower for the Ocr- A court hearing Is scheduled Fri other war jobs or were able to ’'aust 1842 that they had heard At that time'he reported he was German planes were shot down, 25 ' Morri.s -C. Kancher, who for sev man Arm y and the arms industry day on the station’s petition for a turn to other w ar jobs quickly. In good health. I ■ their son’s voice. He was being Pfr. Thomas E. Dannaher Allied planes were lo.st. >■eral years had a dental office in and of adapting the entire public 35 Are Present permanent restraining order to The remaining seven of the 150 coNsaous Miss Rena Halem*s *' asked about his reaction on the Air units provided heavy sup- ! the Rubinow building on Main life In every possible respect to prev'ent the musicians from strik cut-backs did involve employment, f'-possibiUty of a new invasion and Ya^nks Lay Siege port late last night for British street., will be interested to know the demands of total war. ing. Stanley Hubbard, K ST P such as layoffs. But a strike oc ; If he wanted to f b back to the troops at May-sur-Orne. that he is at pre.sent somewhere "To do this,” said the decree as At Circle Social president, said he had , advised curred In only one of them. That For Fan : United States. About Town American Marauder mediums in England, with a replacement broadca.st by .the Berlin radio, Petrlllo that the station would waa In the Worthington Pump ELECTROLYSIS SALON "the task.s of lesser war* impor withdraw court proceedings "so Machinery company in Holyoke, of . When asked how long he had To TPappecl Japs and havoc light bombers in support battalion. St, M argaret’s Circle, Daughters ROOM 15 — RUBINOW BLOG. tance will be stopped or reduced we can both await the W L B ’s de Mass., where the workers went on Ueat. Joe B. Aceto 848 MAIN ff. - been in the service he replied that of the Normandy ground action hit He recently received a letter of of Isabella, held a most enjoyable > ha had been in the South Pacilic four bridges near Paris while and the procedure simplified.” cision" if Petrillo would "withdraw an unauthorized stay-in atrike. , The registrars of voters, Robert (Continued from Page One) commendation from his command social last night at the home of the An Eighth A.A.F. Bomber V fo r the last 22 months. He was fighter-bom hers smashed at fuel Forming the "big four” of N azl- this strike.” Steps to Prevent Repetition Now’g the timo to look back ! Veltch and Edw.ird F. KToriainty ing officer, Lt. Col, Efnest L. Os regent. Mrs. P. R. Brannlck of Station, England—^The promotion asked if be wanted to go dumps, supply depots and rail- ism to direct Germany’s, death While the Brewster workers will be in .leasion tomorrow at the Admiral Cheater W. Nimitz said borne. which reads as follows: “I North Elm street, with thirty-five of Joe E. Aceto, -son of Mr. and j home and he replied, with a yards behind the enemy lines. battle are Hitler. Goerlng. Goeb- were "staylng-ln”. — and seeing ahead and here we have Town Clerk's office to enroll vot that 2,400 Japanese have been kill wi.sh to commend you for your members and friends present. Mrs. Leonard Aceto, 195 Spruce laugh, that he did not want to r«- German tanks, gun positions, bels and Heinrich Himmler, the that that might happen repeatedly ers in the Democratic and Repub ed on Guam through July 24— outstanding performance in han There were tables for bridge and street, Manchester, Conn., from ' turn to his home and again he strong points, motor transport and Gestapo chief appointed last week if workers In other plants were just the thing for you to lican Primaries. They will also dling the men in your compart setback and a hilarious Bingo in the rank of Second Lieutenant to eallad back, but wanted to remain fifth day of that invasio.i—at a a German headquarters west of St, to be an all-pow'crful commanderi, suddenly told their work had ended transfer voters from one patty to cost of 443 American dead, 2,366 ment. maintaining excellent the rumpus room, at which almost 30 costs 42! First Lieutenant was announced RE-UPHOLSTERING until it was alt over. He did not Lo also jvere attacked by tighter- in-chief of the Arm y at home. ’— the W a r Production board took see. It’s a gay little another as well as rectify the liata. wounded and 200 missing. housekeeping, and at the same everyone drew a prize from an as wliaa rtaaM ia 2 wasks recently by Col. Frank P. Hunter, know at the time where he was born be rs. No Age or Sex Limitations steps to prevent a repetition. On ’Tinian through July 24— seg-, time excellent discipline and mo sortment in a large basket. TNONT borrow unnecessarily. A "staff”' of government officials Jr., Roanoke Rapids, N . C., com REG. wide wale corduroy suit, |i going hut since then, press reports Reports reaching Barcelona said manding officer at this B-I7 Fly 2-PIECE The midweek prayer and praise ond day of that invasion— 1,324 rale among your troops. You In bridge, first honors went to ^ but I f a loan will solve a was appointed, such as representa' W I . have told of the Isuiding on Guam. Hitler waa preparing an order mo problem come to i and le t ing - Fortress heavy bombardment $45 HOMESPUNS service will be held tonight at 7:30 Japanese dead have been counted Secret Session have contributed substantially un Mrs. Helen Griffin, second to Mrs. Uves of the Army, Navy, Maritime U V IN G ROOM charmingly cut, with I-'- Tha Marines landed to the north bilizing "all Europeans In occu these plus advantages: station. $69 DENIM S ' An... rhA 7 7 th rttvi. i the .Church of the hfazarcnc, against American casualties of IS der difficult conditions ta the suc Maude Foley. Ih setback Miss commission. W P B , W a r Manpower pied countries” into the war ef Lieutenant Aceto, navigator on ^ » t h . with the pastor. Rev. Jamea A. dead and 225 wounded. On FiyiiifC Bombs cess of our mission.” Virginia Clark was high and Mrs. 1. Loansmadeonsignatureonly. commission, and Office of Civilian SUITES $99 TAPESTRIES- leather buttons to give it Mon landed to the south, a dis- Young in *rh«reecharge. Lieutenant Fancher received his fort without age or sex limita Anna Della Ferra, second. Mrs. a Flying Fortress, received his tamo of but 40 Ailea apart. In the Southwest Pacific. Gen. London, July 26—i/Pi— The 2. Complete privacy always. Requirements. D, D. S. degree from Baltimore tions. Raymond Peterson won the door training at San Marcos, Texas; Keporta since then chow that Douglas MacArthur reported to House of Commons went into an This was a typical problem they The above prices include stripping yonr turalture to the frame, a thorough-bred air. Col College. He enlisted for service The big unanswered 6^uestion prize, a vase filled with beautiful 3 . Prompt, friendly lervlcc. Pyote,,Texas: Alexandria, La., and progress has been most favorable . Irving H. Comber of Oklahoma day that a Liberator has destroy impromptu secret session today to had to consider: Suppose the Arm y the complete rebuilding of your set, new springs and filling added, with the Arm y ' Medical Corps regarding the situation of Ger flowers. The hostess and her com 4 .. Exclusive— Nationwide Cash- Rapid City, S. L. He was gradu aad that they are now making City, formerly of .this town, has ed a Japanese coastal veasel In the discuss flying bombs. had five war plants making bomb- woodwork reflnished. ors are crimson, forest early in 1942 and in July of that many was to .vhat ,lf any extent mittee served assorted cookies and Credit Cards Issued.and hon ated from Manchester High school centaeta and soon will be able to left to resume his woHc in the air- Molucca sea, 200 miles from the Capt. Alec S. Cunnlngham-Reid, did last week’s ruthless Himmler- sights but now needed only four in. 1938. His date of entrance into year stored his equipment with fruit punch, arid were accorded a ored here. green, coffee-cream, nut :cu. b tt the Japs on Port Aprs. craft plant there afterr *yisit with southern Philippines. It was the who had a tilt at the government directed purge of rebellious Junk to continue the job. Which of the the A rm y was Jan. 22, 1942. He the intention of resuming his vote of thanks for a delightful eve Come In, phone or write today. OTHER FABRICS PRICED PROPORTIONATELY Other Local Boys There hts mother, Mrs. Julia Comber second such report In three days. last week with persistent ques ers in the A rm y affect the will to five should stop making them? has three brothers also in the Eu practice. • He was graduated ning. brown and deep purple. In the 77th Division are a num Mlllen. He also reported that a trapped tions about the robots, brought on fight of the individual German sol The Arm y might decide Plaift ropean Theater of Operations — LOW. from the Medical Field Service U ur i\ ber of Manchester boys, eeverat of Japaneae Army, bloodily beaten today’s secret session by raising dier. Srnwm •* MmBhfy ••A” should stop because the cost Corp. Paul Aceto, Infantry: Pfc. .school at Carlisle Barracks, Pa„ imm $16.98. Sizes 10-16. , them schoolmates of Dannaher at Rev. S. J. Szczepkowski, rec back in more than a week of at "thp urgent necessity of adequate Information reaching Spain Feysieti Offyswii -HA waa too high there. But PlM t “A' John Aceto, with a port battalion, ALL WORK GUARANTEED. TERMS ARRANGED. which is sometimes referred to as might be In an area ’ where there tha H igh school. Included are How of St. John’s church on Golwa; tempts to break out west of ly dealing with looting from prem- from Berlin, Brussels, Paris, Vichy ttoo tllA4 $11.72 $1003 and Pvt. Peter Aceto, serving xvith the "Wpst Point" of the Medical was plenty of labor available. ard Turkington of Center street, street, received a telegram today ewak British New Guinea, ap- Iscs damaged by flying bombs.” and Milan said that only the Unit 200 34J4 23.11 1VJ4 an anti-aircraft unit. Pfc. John J. Mitchell, Private Department. Before leaving for Weary Feet 300 54.41 34.30 2f.2T Shutting down that plant, would from the Polish National Semina p ^ r e d to be "trying to reform his Jfhen Prime Minister Churtfcill ed Nations’ offensives under way Teen Shop— Adolph E. Obrlght, Corp. {Robert England he was stationed at Pine The eh«wo ichodule h heiod at pre*pf oimply mean,- throwing people out ry in Scranton, Pa-^ announcing shattered units ’ five miles inland spoke on the robots July 6 he re in the east, south and west will topBymoots Bod rnckadf sM eos*i X. Katt, Corp. Robert E. Carney, Camp, near Watertown, N. Y. sf jobs In a place where Jobs were Second FhM>L that one of its students, Mr. Hess, on the Drinlumor river. jected all proposals for a secret ascertain how much Germany has Perk Up With Aides Appointed . c o n a l d Jr., Pfc. John Weiss, Jr^ S. Sergt. Lm m SIO to $100 M D will visit the local parish this been weakened by the struggle be MOt plentiful. 'J (t o B. Johnson, Sergt. Joseph dlacussion, but there have been in B u t here’s Plant ”B ” making week-end to solicit subscriptions tween the Nazis and the rebellious Lnmon, Sergt. B. Magnuson, Pfc. sistent demands by members ever bombsights cheaper than Plant for the church publication, “God’s Jap$ Report Attack y showed that th^ tank works of the officers.. For Rally Tonight Alfred Pucci, Sergt. Newton Tag since-for more Information. Goerlng plant, turning out heavy Ice-Mint Treat •’A ” but located In an area where UPHOLSTERY CO. Field,” and the seminary sinking These advices all agreed that When fM t bsni. caDoitMt •tinv and crair gart, Jr. Pfc. Jamea McDowell, Jr., On Patau Island / Two patients were killed but 250 tanks and armored cars, "was vir avery available worker is needed. 983 MAIN ST. HARTFORD PHONE 2-4127 Remember, Sage-Alien fund. nobody, least a t all Hitler and •tep it loitura. don't juat groan and do . and Oorp. Bruno FracchL By The Associated J^ress escaped injury when a robot hit a tually destroyed” by ■' the bom nothing. Rub on a little Ica-MInt. Froaty FINANCE CO.i If Plant “B” were shut down, the Mrs. George H. Waddell and Himmler, knows to what extent Bldg, Ib closed an day Monday^ These boys are now 8,000 miles ’Hie 'Tok^ radio said Xoday that hOBpttal in aouthm r"England to bardment from upwards of 500 whitCf uiouU'Uka. Its eoiitfto|rsoottihig"iBBi* workers could easily be channelled Mrs. George F. Bbrst have been The son bom yesterday at Hart the smti-Nazi militarist group was fort helps drive tne fire and pain r l ^ t out tad FToos from home. a S. task force,^ consisting day. Into other jobs. appointed to serve with Mrs. W ll \ TTie other day a ford hospital to Mr. and Mrs. fighter-escorted Liberators, head operating in the German Armies • • « t lr ^ musclce relax In grateful raUcf* T«lFpliofi« S4Sil The Germans battered London AeroHd of difference in a few minutea. See D. R. Brown, Mgr..' Tries to-JVork Out Solution liam G. Crawford on the commit through August 14th. Richard B. Smith of 76 Turnbull chiefly of aircraft /Carriers, had quarters announced. on the three fronts nor how much and southern England with flying how Iee*Mint help# soften up oonis and LIcnnto No., SSI So the W P B "s U ff” tries to tee of arrangements for the Re fellow asked me how Road, has been named Roger penetrated to the Vicinity of Palau Bomb Vienna Installations publication of the news affected > callousce 'too. Get foot happy today, the island, about spo miles east of bombs at regular intervals during Flying Fortresses and Libera Ioa»Mlnt way. Your druggist has Zc«>litoU work out a solution. That 1$ what publican Rally at Lake Com iwanis Directors Welles Smith. The baby is the the Germans in the ranks. has happened amd ia happening Mindanao In .the Philippines, and the night after one of the longest tors bombed Vienna military in pounce, Bristol, this, evening. The first grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Gestapo agents in Paris ' and now. And this is how the news is long Fd heen driving m that about carrier-based planes respites which this coimtry has ex stallations today in bad weather rally is sponsored by the Hartford Nelson Smith of Bast Middle Vichy, a French report said, have broken to the workers so that they Hold Lake Party had attacln^ that Island. perienced from the robot attacks County Republican Women’s Aa- Turnpike. Mrs. Smith prior to her which obscured results. all ordered to drop every will not strike or go off looking bus for a living. Come “Our Stound units opened up an since D-day. Between 250 and 500 American sociation, and the highlights pf marriage waa Miss Caroline Whip thing else and cooperate with the tor other jobs ip » rush: the program .will be the pep talk a n t l-^ c ra ft barrage and shot heavy bombers were convoyed by ID fisvre k sot. Tvs bsen M ag b fsv tosbs ymm Tha directors of the Manchester ple, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Air raid wardens reported that SS (Elite Guard) and its military The Army, Navy or Maritime by U . S. Senator' John A. Danaher, down two of the enemy planes,” during raids incendiaries—appar Mustang and' Lightning fighters He ihoudit s pertea arooM gst sick s f d dog B o Xiwants eldb went out to Coventry Whipple of Lebanon. information service in weeding out DANCE Square-Round DANCE commission notifies the "staJff” it and the old-time box supper at six ^ d:d tha broadcast, which was re- which shot down a number of in- ssaas thing day afisr dag for a daom ysam 1 i d i Lake lart night tor a hot dog ently dropped by the robots— fell officers of the regular Army link wishes to cancel a contract ixi a o’clock. roaat. The party jyaa held at At X orded r i by • Associated Press. at several places in the southern terceptofs. The arihada ejjcoun- ed with the shadowy anti-Nazi certain plant They work it out to Mr. and Mra. William N. Sweet Women attending are expected torney H arM Oarrity’n cottage. Tokyo Mao reported that Ameri countries, suggesting the Nazis tered heavy flak. militarist committee, LAKESIDE CASINO fit the pattern outlined above, tak of 62 Starkweather street, h i ^ to provide a box lunch' fo r . two, ,. Tha directoea voted to recommend can planes had rMded Yap island were employing some new device. Another Liberator formation Report of Shooting Fray ing into consideration the question received word from their son, P ri South Coventry, Conn. These will be appropriately deco [heiphiS L . ^ ' to the club that tha organisation in the Carolines east of Palau. R. A. F. night bombers struck bombed the Berat Kucove oil re A diplomatic report received in of empiojmaent as well as cost. rated and auctioned off to the men PONT vate Hubert F. Sweet, wha''was 1’^ be incorporated. It was also Voted A t uaual the Japanese claimed back by plastering flying bomb finery in Albania and Mustangs Madrid said that a shooting fray Then the local official of the formerly stationed in N o ^ Ire by Freddie Beach of Bristol, thd '' to'cooperate with O, H. Waddell’s that damage sustained In both launching platforms in northern flew a sweep over the Brod-Za- Thursday Evening, July 27 procurement agency — say an land, stating that he now In proceeds to be used by the asso jOOlMBlMae on helping returning raids waa alight. France. grel) area of Yugoslavia. Arm y colonel— notifies the plant France. He is with thk Headquar 8 P .M . ciation in its work during the ap AoMlere In the poet w ar period. There was no immediate Amer Before dawn, Italian-based management The union leaders self-cleaning ters Battery. 45th F. A. Bn., APO proaching campaign. 'The pur 'f t a g n t n * for the fall meetings ican confirmation of the assault Allied planes bombed communica are called in. The foremen are No. 8, Care Postmaster, New chasers will call out the names 7in w ere diecuaaed. on Palau. tions in northern Italy and Yugo- notified. Notices are posted, tell York, N. Y. Hia^erial number is Nazi Guns Batter "LOU JOUBERT" found in the toxes, and at least .slavia? ing the workers that the contract one man Is due for a big surprise, 31334597, and be would be glad to will be cancelled four week? o^ Old .Adversaries Battle and or rather a big bargain, for five hear from tpore of his friends. Large Task Force three months from that date. It HOUSE Mm this Is a good job, sad aa erneedd eoe la an Portion of Pisa Aground, old adversaries of local G.O.P. women are packing works something like that. , Hospital Notes Crete and Cassino were locked in i a ► f * . (I I w I I r t I and placing their names in one swentlil iadnetiy. NstorsIIy, Tm oat UdiBng Bombards Sabang His Lake Compounce Orchestra Local Newspapers Notified Paintehs are at work on St. battle again as New Zealanders box^ BiyMlf that k eempons widi what ear beys ia London, July 26— (iP)— A large Then the local ne>VBpapers are B r i d e ’s church on Main street. (Continued From Page One) of the Eighth Army drove Ger' setriee tiv eoniribi^g, but in aey wuy Tm dsiag Admitted yesterday: Mias Chris- Allied task force of cruisers, de- notified. So far these notices have 'Vais, 137 Pine street; Stephen Besides painting the church and than parachutists steadily back War Bonds Given Away! July 31 Tax Deadline PAINT whsi I CIO la help wio ihs wac, i stroyers and submarines yester not been «lver out nationally. rsfctory the brick work will be ence and In San Romano, four toward ^'loreiiee. .Wlmeski, Sobth Windsor; Ml- day bombarded Sabang harbor at ODD FELLOWS BLDG. Apparently the government of miles further west. Sponsored By Nathan Hale Community Center. Hartford, July 26— )— Internal dhael Kausoze, 251 Lydall street./ scoured with a special sand plast- • The Eighth Army advance ‘nto ficials involved fear that repeated VP ing device. the lA stem end of Sumatra, a In that area particularly bitter T E LE PH O N E 2-1182 Revenue Collector Frank W. Krae- Admitted today: Harvey the Pisa river 'valley southwest of ^ atoriea of cutbacks might give an Japanese imperial headquarters fighting occurred when Allied pa mer said yesterday that July 31 gock, 74 Durant street; Fred Stol- Florence gave the desert-wise over-large Impression of the num communique broadcast by the trols surprised and wiped out en was the deadline for the purchase MT, Jr., Rockville; Mrs. Emma Company No. 2 of the South N ew Z^lan dera more open coun ber of contracts and cause work Tokyo radio said today. emy forces hurriedly trying to dig and display of tax stamps by all Davis, 45 Ridgewood street. ' Manchester Are department ex try In which to exploit their ar ers cut-back jitters. The Japaneae aaeierted without defense positions on a steep rail Federal taxpayers whose activi Discharged yesterday: Evaline tinguished a grass and woods Are way embankment a mile south of mor. It seems likely that this plan confirmation that they had sunk ties require such procedure. These Gmkiaaiammit- Sfaatropletro, 33 Homestead at Brookfield street and Middle the Arno. In the Tiber valley. Levilie, just will be revised ao that cut-backs ¥ two of the destroyers and one include dealers in liquor and oleo Street; Fred H. CpUings, 43 Fos- turnpike, east, at 5:30 last eve The N azis still held Caprona, sit west of Montechi was captured. will hi announced locally and na ZkMMr.AArJSfaar^ siibmarine as well as downing a margarine and operators of coin MENTj tsr street; Mrs. Paul Moriarty and ning. uated on the south side of the A r Eighth Army Indian troops tionally at the'same time. number of carrier-based sdrcrafL machines, Dowling alleys and bil PBintins Is BSSBiitial toclBy danghter, 29 Bii'ch street. pierced strppg enemy defenses All thlsy of course, deals only I N V l ^ Xt.jva8 the second such strike no ill a horseshoe bend four miles liard and pool tables. east of Pisa, but were being sub northeast pf Arezzo and captured with cut-backs in certain items on Sabang within less than four POPULAR These days, “make it last” is aa im portant jected to intense American artil Campriano. and does not involve nationwide— months, a British task force under sia “make It beautiful.” That’s why, when Oline Johnson, 43 Holl street; Jo- Execu- lery fire which knocked out a num on program—cutbacks. Army and Admiral Sir James Somerville you paint, it’a a good idea to get the beet ■eph Lovett, 77 North street;: Carl t ber of enemy guns. Too Late to Classify FOOD MARKET Navy are reluctant to, release pro WAVCBU Take charter work — I olwayi set a boas eat ef Johnson, 46 Florence street. ' T ‘ t ’ Orient having hit'the port last April 19. In widespread aerial activity gram-cutbacks. Itchy Pimples paint you can buy. Du Pont House Paint, loading up with a flock ef people out for a day ef Death today: Mrs. Emma Rig-lf°'"^' Island, need no long- Japanese imperial headquarters, yesterday, which included an at 655 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BLDG. . Such information might be 'Of for instance. Du Pont House Paint forms a p le^re. Boy, tbiet’e die way to have fua ou a ^«ey. South Coventry. er have CkJast Guard identification in a communique broadcast by the tack on the Hermann Goerlng FOR SALE — LARGE sUnding benefit to the enemy. Posslbljr at Kill Romance l)eautiful, durable film—and guards the sur- picnie'er eating. Everybody nuy be eoit of quiet cards, except that In these waters Tokyo radio, acknowledged for works southwest of Linz, Aust^a, tobacco shed. Call 7804. this time it would not. It is likely Many shattered romances may faee^against rot, rust, decay. and itiange for the first few minutee. bnt ^ the the operator of a power boat or 4 the first time today l^ t Ameri and on railway arid colnmunicatlOn that OW I will take the bull by the be traced directly to scratching of tinw they get where they’re going, there’i eo much one longer than 30 feet must have can troops had succeeded in land- lines in northern Italy and Yugo Meaty Legs of Sliced ■ horns and soon make an announce skin blemishes. W hy tolerate Tlw brlStooto, eiiaokh. te$ enS htliarant eonverution and lauding and kidding that you such a card with him at all times. intj; on Tinian islsind in the M ari Ellington slavia, planes of the Mediterran ment of a nationwide program itching of pimples, eczema, angry Starts whits—stays whits , uiieiHy ol a Sm Slewed teanet be dvNed I jwt know they’re all having fun. Many local persons have withheld anas. — . ean Allied Air Force made 1,700 VEAL cut-back to what happens. c« dMoWwd by die yeenf Whc. ire. buy, tj BOILED HAM 1 _____ f red blotches and other Irritations, fishing and pleasure trips in that The broadcast, .recorded by The sorties. ^ GENERAL REPAIRS Moreover, Du Pont House Paint contains n if mrr |.dsw ii< — Aet ie dhiwai The Selectmen of the Town of when you can get quick relief from area because of the trouble it took Associated Press, said the Japan During the varied o^ratiops, AND CARPENTRY the whitest pigment known. Titanium diox^^ Tn^rt OvelUv b Hlalwf Then SrInI Ellington have issued s public, no soothing Peterson’s Ointment? 'to'get the identification cards. ' ese garrison was "fighting to the the. communique said. 65' German Chicken Supper ide—whiter than snow. So your house will Of eounie, charter wprk ie out for the preeent. tice that the official dump has been PH O NE 2-0772 7 35c ib. •35c all druggists. Money refunded TB utmost of its strength.” aircraft were destroyed while 26 69c lb. 1 if one application does not'delight sfori wMtest-of-whH^ end slay that way. Busee, drei and gaeoline have to be lited for more ' epened on the land recently pur Allied planes wera reported misa- R. J. CHAM BERS S49.50 Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Turking- By 4-H Groups you. Peterson’s Ointment also .important ihingt. Bnt that will all change back, chased off the Hoffman . road. In ffig. ^ 182 .School Street That’s beeauw... ton will hold "Open .House” at Ready-To-Eat. soothes irritated and tired feet and enea we get this war far enough along, to permit the past rubbish has been dilmped Chinese T ro ^ s Reconnaissance ..photographs American H their home. 127 Henry street, to cracks between toes. k. It’a something to look forward to, believe m& toy the roadside or on the" property “The 4-H Town committee of It*s ssH-cIsanhts o f some of the farmers and the morrow night and during the day Inside L eiy u ^ HAMS Worth and South Coventry is spon selectmen have received various Friday for 'frifnds and relatives Chungking, July 26— (/P)— Chi BOLOGNA 1 soring a genuine, old-fashioned Ait paints coUeet dirt on exposure. But, with complaints. In the future drastic from Canada who have many, ac nese troops have broken into the chicken-pie supper for Tuesday DuPont House Paint, “self-cleaning" starts quaintances In this town- Mrs. action will be .taken in the cases railway city of Leiyang, taken by X 37c Ib. evening, Aug. I, in the Church after • few months qf normal weather eondi- where persons dump rubbish op Minnie Williams, of Marlbank, On the en^ray In a drive several Community House at North. Coven 31c Ib. Uona. A 6ne white powder forms on the sur The roadside or on another's piop- tario; Mrs. Neil McLean, of Tbron- weeks ago which by-passed en try. To Uke care of the guests ex erty unless they have permission to; and Miss M ary Williams, of circled Hengyang, and., street F r e s ii'x - -—- - . ■ ’■ ■ ■ ited , two table settings are face. Heavy rains wash this away, carrying from the owner. Tlie-entrance to Kingston, Ontario; have been fighting Is in progress, the Chinese JUST RECEIVED American planned, one for 6 o’clock and an the dirt with It—leaving the newly czpoeed tha dump Is next to the state’s guests of the Turkingtons at their high command said tonight BE$F STEW other for 7 o'clqcIC surface dean and white again! (Unusuid cli-. gravel pit and notices are ported shore cottage. Beach Park. Clin Bitter fighting raged within A NEW SHIPMENT OF CHEESE : -The chicken? will all be donated matk or dirt-coHectinf condiUons in ex- w e re that papers and garbage ton, and want to meet their M an Hengyang itself. 34 miles to' the b' boYs and eirtf Of the 4-H cluba tremdy eooty industrial communitiea nwy, b t course, delay i:.' cannot be deposited .there. All Who will dreea and prepare them chester friends before- returning to north, and the high command said this process.) Because this“ sriLdeaning” ia g ^ u a l, the wearing papers are to be .taken to the de their homes in 'bahada. the jXMitions were unchanged since 38c Ib. under the direction of County A g pot at the church sheds and garb yesterday, with the defeiraera re LARGE SIZE 41c Ib. ent Jamea Laidlaw. The vegetobles qualities the paint film are hot abnormally affected. M m fsm plaos «■ age 'should be buried. ^ Old lin will be all home grown and every- Despite this remarkable quality of Du Pont House Paint, Richard Stone,, local optician, pelling incessaht enemy attacks. JUsm m i m Im flm qtA oleum can also be taken' with Fresh Ground x t i ^ g home cooked. Proceeds of k costa iw m<»e Hum other .good paihta. ' has purchased tWe interests ’ of A review of U. S. 14th Air Force COMPANY papers to the depot. If you are in the. cupper will be used for. premi- Julius Fradin in 'The Gift Shop” operations In the Hengyang-Tung- ihs istU SsonfAtfs ktm Tell yeu whal*e ne fun at all-;-the lump yuu get doubt what might be used for salv ting lake sector during the past HAMBURG SWISS CHEESE umjs for the aumual 4-H Club Fair, at 891 Main street, and today be WOMEN’S DRESSES la your throat vdiea ? little kid eemac dashing eut age call Mrs, Milo E. Hayes 84-4 several weeks indicated today that the date of which ie set for Thurs DU PONT HOUSE PAINT t m U k i n « s U n f comes the sole, owner of the busi Sizes 38 to 44 — 16'/j to 24Vi. $3-15 hue the etreet after a ball, and yen jam an the and get the proper information a.s the consistent hammering of Jap day, Aug. 31. At that time a com ness. The store handles gifts and $75 $19.95 hrakee end p r^ l It hsppani too dam ^len te tuit- ? to where it can be taken., There anese supply lines has depleted cupper will be served and a min GALLON jewelry and Mr. Stone -conducts in 5-ffallan lots $27.93 np aae. With paieate would take extra peiae la teach J'jw a different depots for all kinds of seriously the enemy’s stock of riv This Group Includes: ' 28c Ib. m lb: strel entertainment presented. youagatars neeer to go oat eo sstiuetur Id^iway V iaivage material, and a few que.-;- hU optician’s business there. Mr. er supply craft Besides the chicken pies, all of Fradin joined Mr. Slone in the a We wM be skul te recommend e reliehie painter. He knows Prices Include 20% Federal Tax. widieat au^piag fii^ sad lookiag hoik ways tiona can solve the problem for all. In a little more than a month COTTONS BEMBERCS SHEERS which will be bakisd at the Com business four months ago after hew to do the |ob right, hew much or how IMtle paint to ese. The picnic that is in the plan Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennhult’a Fresh Fruits and Vegetables munity House and served hot from ning for the summer school at- disposing of his women’s apparel pilots have sunk, and damaged 1,-' JERSEYS SPUN RAYONS the kitchen, there will be popular His skill moons savings for yoo— and point consorvniien for tondahts after the activities were store at 757 Main street to Jaines 104 junks, 516 launches and 24 green saladA string beans, beet Amdheo. ------' M E N ^ A N D W O M EN ’S BlAir. Specially Priced: relisk, rolls, coffee and apple pie. MOTOR ioomplete has been indeflnitely steamers, according to Chinese flg- roENTIFICATION BRACELETS postponed. uree. ^ Bananas Lemons Mtk. John P Kingsbury is chair- Sterling Silver and YeuowTeUbw Gold Filled.FiUed. ^ Jk Mr. and Mrs James T. King, of Allies Inflict Heav^ man of tl\e committee. She will be 19 Foster street, hays received a 13c Ib. 6 for 25c asristed by Miss Catherine Purdin. I'lelter from their ‘ son, James Jr., Losses on Japanese Mrs. Mary Rtorra, Mrs. Joseph Mo- of the U. S. Marines, stating that $3.95 to $8.95 Brierty, Mrs. Martin Vianey, Mrs. Pjeratmal Notices Southeast Asia Conunand Head Snaldrt he has been promoted from Corp Winthrop Mcrrlam, Mrs. Leslie JOHNSON PAINT CO. quarters, Kandy, Ceylon, July 28— oral to Sergeant and is now a tank Watermelons Richardson. Mrs. Eugene Loyxlm lAV—Heavy losses ih • men and Oranges and Mrs. C. C. Lounsbury. 699 M A IN STR EET TE L. 6854 conunander. with the First Marine equipment have^been inflicted on T i 1* In Mcmnriam Division. He has been in the South '39c cut To add the committee with Its Japaneae forces by Allied troops Tft loiihis meHKX'v, of ou* dejir huit Pacific for 26 months. prepsaratlans it will be necessary tuol .fAth^r V*ict»r Pluuard who attacking the - ipain enemy de 49c doz. I N ative ' f' * all who plan to. attend the sup- i AW0i> July 76. fenses along the Palel-Tamu road SMART DRESS SHOP Telephones! 7 r to make reeervatlons before A marriage license waa issued in the northeaateni India frontier / ‘ “ For Personal an4 Friendly Service** in t)ur hearts-lleti n memory of iiunday evening, by . telephoning yestorday by the Hartford Bureau region- An Allied' headquarters Cucumbers Fresh Dili . wo ahall never foYRcl. For ha U Manchester 376B or 'WUllmantie, Rockville 11 \ lo ram^m-ber. -i of ViUl Statistics to Nereo Pa bulletin today said that cm the 1013 MAIN STREET - 3X5-W3. JEWELER gan! of 312 Main street, and Miaa Tiddim road Allied troops now- Thta 80i«n la ladivkluany Ossaed aad Maa N « OoaneettiMi W ith Amy Other Shop. 1 5 for 25c 19c bunen Manchester 84 Kv hla wife. 5011 Mary F. 'V(jna of 149 Maple ave Further details W |I] be found In M r P A IN T S i ■■ y TELEPHONE 5214 -had advanced to a point 32 miles %77 M A IN STREET ^ raqiMrd f^anui;. FOR PROTECTION THAT LASTS nue. Hartford. from IrnnhaL the.display advertisement in to- A- . ' ' -v' ' B u ’a iMue. *»• ■ ,.v- > * MANCHES'l^ER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JlTLY 26, 1944 PAGE aiAN’CHESTEK EVENIINU HEKAELJ, fllAINUnESTEK, UUINiN., W EUr^EOUA I, JU EI 26, 1944 it Takes World Record to Beat Hagg Meanest Thief Is Here; Today’s Radio WNBO^iut South End Softbaliers Fliers, Beer Barons Rockville Robs Wife o f . Serviceman Poles Ponder Eaatera War Tlnie About 4 o’clock yesterday To Meet in North End afternoon a serviceman’s wife Moscow Trip Items of Interest to«Lpcal Women 4:00 —w n c — Broadway W lfe;f7 :4 5 —'WTIC—H. V. Kaltenborn, I ® b Contests made a purchase, at a local WDRC —Broadway Matinee; 8:00—wnc— Mr. and Mrs. Clash This Evenini drug store. She left her wallet News; WNBC—Parade of Stars. North;. WDRC— Allan Jones on the counter as she looked For Solution 4:15—w n o —Stella Dalas. with Frsnkls Carle’s Orohsstrs; W ood’ s Aii Stars to Tan> 4:30— WncJ — Lorenzo Jones; WTHT—CsoU Brown; WNBC— Gaining Fame At Caucuses over some merchandise. She gle with No. 1 Firemen Willimantic and 0«l^ returned shortly and the wallet (Continued from Page One) ing with Nancy WDRC — Ad Unsr; WNBC •— Paul Nsilson, Cleveland Seen was gone. After a long search. Rationing Data Hot Weather News. 8:15—WTHT —W ar Garden Foi^ This Evening at ^the In So. Pacific Streeters to Be the A t* ilh»«kvflle Reports Larg It was discovered behind one nised Mikolajezyk’s regime as the 4:46— WTIC — Young Wklder um; WDRC— Luili and Abner. of the booths. t government of Poland, despite Rus Furnished By Brown; WTJRC — Connecticut 8:80—w n < > - Beat the Band; “ Y” Playgrounds. Latest Threat traction at the Weet I est Attendance in Years ’ In the ‘billfold was k picture sian dealings with the Liberation OFFICE OF PRICE Advertlaement— Advertlsemeht— Advertisement— Calls for . Heroes; Ad Liner. WDRC— Dr. Christian; News; of her husband, a sailor in the committee. ADMINISTRATION 5:00—w n c — When s Girl Mar WTHT—News; CasUas in toe Two South End teams will pair Vic Taggert Hopes to Side; Dione to PltYsi —Name Delegates. U. S. Navy now overseas and Replying to a question, Eden Regional Department of hat box because they have been ries; WDRC — News; Ad Liner; Air; WNBC — My Bast Girls. off in the Softball League tonight WTHT — News; Music; WNBC Pitch Against Joe Di< Eight Wini* in Nine ■------, a picture of their small baby. continued: "Since we are concern Information ^ given one training tip: use your 9:00—w n c —Alan Young Show; When Woods All-Star tangle with The Willimantic Fliers and the ’ Thirty dollars, part of her al ed with relations between two of leg muscles ti raise a heavy ob —Terry knd * the Pirates. WDRC—Jack Carson Show; the Firemen, representing Hose Oak Grill Bear Barons will .pra> ■''? ■ RockviniB. July 26—(Special) — 55 Tremont Street, Boston. 8, Salads 5:15—w n (3 —We Love and Learn; Maggio Next Time. Starts Startle Fans in lotment was also gone. I our Allies, I would ask the House ject. Never, they are . told, bend WTHT — Gabriel Heatter; Co. No. 1, at the North Bind play Rspubllcan caucuaea held on Massachusetts Q W N B O -D ick TVsey. WNBC—Dunnlnger. vide toe fireworks in tonight’s not to press me further at this oVei and with legs stiff lift a Well-refrigerated left-over meat grounds. The game is eoheduled to V The American League. '^•Toaaday evening saw the largeat sUge.” mmmK package. ^ 6 ;$ ^ W n C — Just Plain Bill; •:15- tWTHT——Screen Test. start at 6:30. A letter o f interest to this de Twilight League .attraction at tha ' if' attendance In. recent yearn with He said Britain was doing all In »Ieata FaU, Etc. Main street In Manchester was a mighty hot place yesterday Always, they 'are warned, bend or cold cuts can be used as the 'WDRC—News; Baseball Scores; .The Icemen started out in the partment was relayed to us by West Side Oval. ’The gams will g tf I WTHT ,— Tom Mix; WNBC — 9:80—Mr. - District Attorney; ... By Jack Hand f'./dlelegatea being named without Waste Seen her power to obtain an "early solu- Book Four red stamps ~A 8 and if toe weather ccmtlnues, this warm I'll be in sympathy with too the knees and raise the body, keep main protein Ingredient in boun WDRC—Mildred Bailey Show; league campaign like a house on Nick Angelo the Twi League preeb underway at 6el5r-wito toe usual Jack Arhtatrong.. dent, from Vic Taggert, a local lad (AP Sporta Writer) aonteat. Uon." through Z8 valid indefinitely. people who won’t budge from their own backyards or cool bath ing toe bach straight. Thus, the tiful hot weather main dish sal 'WTHT—First NighUr; WNBC fire to win their first four games attendance prize. iTi The delegatee to the ntate con Hoping for Merger tubs. Or from whatever they’ve discovered to be the surest anti powerful leg muscles carry all toe 5:46—WnO^Fyont Page Farrell; without suffering a toss. Then two now in the Navy, stationed some Cleveland nursed a budding pen The Fliers are As Big Drag Processes Foods ads. We_ print below two such WDRC — swoon or Croon; —Spotlight Bands; Stoiy Teller. vention are Town Secretary Wll- The United States, as well as dote for blistering weather. I’ll also sympathize with these people strain. successive defeats In their lost two where in the Southwest Pacific. nant boom today as the tribe cele at present bat- i Mam V. 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