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SATURDAT, JULY 25, l»4f IQ.URTEE1J iHauritrBtrr £oraina ISeralik Averags Daily Circulation The Wrather For tiw Month o f iv m t, 1942 would be unable to eompete wUb Forecast of U. S. Weather Burean Jf^ents to Meet some of their prices, he say* The About Town To Wed Local Man Heard Along Main Street neighborhood store eontimiea to be 7,451 Oocaslonal rain, little change In a success simply because It contin­ DINE and DANCE at Member of the Audit At Woodstock ues to be Just that—* neighbor­ temperatare tonight. Bnreaa of drenlatlens ■ lUv. Bari E. Story. And on Some of Manche$ter*s Side Streets, Too hood store. When It cuts Its night Aaat of the Norwich DUtrict 1 1 ^ - hours and Sundays it gets out of /Manchester-—A City of'Village Charm The annual meeUng the Parent*’ . odiat churchea, waa reelected prea- A number of the local realdenta to get to the lake with all tbs the neighborhood class, this dealer DANTE’S RESTAURANt .J.L ' Idant of the WlUimantic Camp Association o f Camp Woodstock who are employed at the United foodstuffs hot he had left tha big told us. '^Otound aaaociatlon at ita annual 18 Bast Center Stoeet

", MANCHESTER FA'ENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. 'MONDAT, JULY 27, 1943 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CON?^. MpNDAY, JULY 37, 1942 PAGE T H R ^

a/state police patrol car and radio MONDAYS TO AND INCLUDING AUG. 17th.- Gan Rations Finally •Mmmunlcatlons are provided. The Do You Know First Aid? Famous Gardens of South Add to Filin’s Beautv ^^mmburton'8 .^ ^ fo r British Tars Reach the North End State’s ^ guards operate in three S h if t s .. ‘Now’s Chance to Learn Another Crowd Movies to Fight Axis ' All the! bridges on the Boston Gas rationing? Tou b^t! post road, the Danbury-Danlelson "Knowiedge is PowerAll "f 1 Visitors Here Standing this morning at Spans Giiarc^d hi^rhwiay, over the Connecticut, First Aiders know th at They , For Extra Gas North Main an(t North School have the power of serving oth­ Propaganda to Latins | 1 i Tharne.s and Housatonlc rivers WISE SMITH’S streets and looking west a are now under guard protection, ers in time 0t immediate need. j Mpiiiliers of Koyal !N.ivy Herald reporter failed to note 225 Men .■ireire ^)w oi Mr. Hickey.reported, Md on each Well-meant but Incoippetcnt Rations Board Worked . 1 ■ ; ' ' " ' Arp Eiilprlainpft by a single car parked on either of these three rivers patrol boats action and advice at the scene Films Will Present Real- F iv e ;F a ta litie S A Few of the Many Highlights pr Our side of North Main, as far west Dutv 2 4 Hoio u rs a Da' arc, on duty, w-ith state police of an accident can have scri- Yesterday to Approve ouB results.. A practical knowl­ istic Messages to En­ Samuel Turkingtoiu. as Union street. There were At All Poin; augmenting the highway employe Many Applications. but nine cars parked on the u'nlts. . '.The Xferritt Parkway and edge of first aid, the ability to whole square during a' period be of assistance to the victim lighten Public on Mor- On Week-End ; I Mr. and Mri. Samuel J. Turk* Hartford. /July 27— The Us bridges at* . also under this of eleven minutes. U.sually this protection. before the arrival of a doctor, i Arthur H. llUng and Thomaa tal Dangers Faced. „ August Furnitife Sale 1’ ~ I ington had as their houaa guesta section of the North End is force of S^ te Highway Depart­ makes you a conserver of hu-! Bentley were at the Lincoln school • / ; >eaterday, Patty Officer Arthur extremely busy all day from ment employes; deputized as anti­ man life. Every day more and this morning with about a dozen ' Moore and Chief Petty Officer early morning until after six more people are becoming- workers, figuring out the number By Ted «lll Two Drownfil, Man ’ Is . , * Stanley Mathia-soif of the British in the evening. sabotage guards on Connecticut More Deaths greater assets to their commu­ of gallons of gasolln^ to be rJlot- Hollywood, July 27-j-(Wide Stalibeil and Two Vic­ Royal Navy. The officers are roads and bridges, has grown to nity by studying first aid. ted the different applicants. A ■ World)—Hard-hitting, fact-reveal­ Save 40% members of the crew of a Briti.sh Learn first aid so that you will meeting of the rationing commit­ . I 221^ State Police Commissioner ing movies are the new ammuni- tims of Burns. submarine which la at an Atlantic the 70 raiders turned to coffee, EldW’ard J. Hickey said today. be prepared to give what help tee was held yesterday when ap­ ■Our-entire stock .with a few wstriction .iigns in the .American trend. ed nerves. After the night's ad­ ment bureaus whose work has ter. Call 6637 today and get In­ died of bum.s suffered in a pow­ VK- asked where they might go fo*!- a ventures hsd been thoroughly dis­ formation regarding the cur­ when other applications will be received from the Motion Picture " ^ Sl.XTH i'LOOR swim and a short rest in quiet sur­ been curtailetj'by a susiienslon of plicated Three Fac­ acted upon." Divlsioh of the Coordinator of In­ der blast and a fifth was burned cussed conversation switched to road building' and planning dlie rent Standard and Advanced Better Cotton roundings. They were told to come amusements, cigarettes and food, tors in Plants. classes now being conducted In Anodher Crowd Again ter-American Affairs by the Mo­ to death in a fire that destroyed to Manche.ster and roistered in an'd then everyone turned in. primarily to. shortage of materials, town. . ■ • Another crowd was at the local tion Picture Society for the Amer­ the house where he roomed, oyer the Hotel Sheridan. are "functioning in good order,” board ^ i s morning. Thsy were icas. the week-end in Connecticut. Visited I-oeal f'luba Commissioner Hickey reports. Chicago, July 27 (Ab -^’The after fhelr ration books In most "The fllin.s will call a Nazi a A Chinese. George Lem, ’25, of They visited several local Brit­ Reports !Setc Btitish . The idea of using full-time state problem of conserving manpower oasM, but the gasoline dealers Nazi and will present harsh, real­ New York City, University of ish. a.id American clubs and were employes without loss of their in Industry through effective safe­ were^also registering. Last week istic, forthright messages de­ Washington graduate, drowned .In 1 Attack Repulsed merit system status and on full Civilian Life an abandoned reservoir on, prop­ met by Mr. Tiirklngton who in­ ty programs, the National Safety SO station owners registered and signed to enlighten the public vited both to his home yesterday.' Rome (From .ftallan Broad­ pay originated at a recent meet­ were given coupons (or one-thiid mind of the Americas as to the erty of the Norwich State hospital casts), July 27-r(iP)—The Italian ing of the war 'ransportation Council says, has been complicat­ in Norwich Sunday- while bathing. A They enjoyed a swim in Salter's ed by plant conversion, training Like British of their storage, and thle morning mortal dangers facing them.” pond and later were entertained high command reported today that board and state highway advis­ were iaeued coupons for the addi­ That's the announcement- by We waa vi.siting in Norwich. Axis forces had repulsed a new ory committee. . new workers and readjusting vet­ in the Turklngton home. eran' workers to new jobs. Looms Now tional two-thirds of thehr storage Reel News, official publication of Max Friedrich Pfeifer of DRESSES! They returned to their base late British attack on the ao’.ithem sec­ This board, which works with capacity. From now on' the dlalera the society, which la headed by Bridgeport went . to Johnson’s tor of the El Alameln front and The council reported that there yesterday afternoon with the rtrm federal war' agencies, consists of were 4.354 workers in 33 states will be given a supply according to .some of the most Infiuentlal pic­ creek there Saturday to help two conviction that if permitted, they had captured a number of prison­ Commissioner Hickey. Motor 'Ve­ (CentlnuMf from Page One) friends launch a boat and drowned ers. killed in. industrial accidents ilurr the number of gallons shown by ture producers In Hollywood and would return, to Manchester for hicles Commissioner John T.' Mc- the coupons they return to the dis­ Is • charged with producing about while swimming. Axis warplanes were said to be ing the first six months this year, il'V' another pleasant weell end. Carihy, Col. Samuel H. Fisher, an Increase of 13 per cent over the week said WPB planned the con­ tributor. 25 of the new Latin filins directly Fatally Stubbed During Quarrel The sailors gave their hosts an t^ in g a more active part In the state defense administrator, and centration of industry principle Office Closed Tomorrow for the coordinator's office. Lynnbell Alien. 35, wa.s fatally fighting, hammering at Britiab Corresponding period in 1941. in this countrj', selecting a few 1 • Riiy Milland and Paulette Ciuldard. meet and carry on their romance in the beautiful, worM-fam- Interesting picture of service in the highway commissioner. State Increases In 17 States To give the workers at the lo­ No Sugar-Coatm Sulitlllen ’ stabbed in Hartford Saturday dur­ i ous Cypress snd Middleton Gardens in Charleston. S. C., strikin.gly de^iicted by the Technicolor camera many theaters of war and declar­ positions and communkatlona. small firms to supply civilian ing a quarrel. Police held David policemen and auxiliary guard of Reports to the council from cal office an opportunity to catch “The Utles of the subjects now ' in Cecil B. DeMille's epic adventure romance."Reap the Wild Wind.” ’ The new Paramount film comes ed that submarine service is the .Admit Damage at Tobruk volunteers working without pay needs and forcing the remainder up on work that has been piling up Richards, also 35, on a charge of The Italians acknowledged that state industrial compensation com­ to convert to war needs or close being scripted indicate that the tomorrow to the State theater for five days, co-starring John Wayne. "Reap the Wild Wind” is the safest of all the naval branches. served as guards for 39 days. missions disclosed there were In­ the office will be closed all day to­ murder. story of the battle agalnat pirate wreckers in 1840 who were menacing America's tea lanes. British planes cau.sed some dam­ Commissioner Hickey explained, down. morrow. No telephone calls will be films will employ no sugar-coated A powder explosion Saturday age and casualties on the Axis creases in 17 states,' ranging from subtitles, but will. Instead, strike but to keep volunteers on duty 1 per cent in North Carolina to Predicting, by Indirection, a answered and it is expected that in a building owned by M. Backes supply port of Tobruk. One of number of drastic wartime econo­ out at the enemy with full force VALUES TO 8.98! for the duration was "too niluch 59 per cent in Minnesota. most of the work will be com­ of the medium,” says the an­ and Sons, Manufacturers of para­ other man working with Squar-' and ij*-s. Michael Kningleviclous porch up a stalrca.se, destroying Bombers Raid the raiders was reported downed to expect.” For the six month period, the mic reetrietlons for this country, pleted. chute flares, in Wallingford cost ceri was burned critli.ally. in thejr attic, burned to death the hou.se. by antf-aircraft fire. * Nelson said of Britain: nouncement. Put I ’p to rommittee council said West Vlr^nla had Among those In preparation the life of August Squarccri, 57. In Waterhiiry Sunday,. Joseph Supda.v when flames of ''myateri- Two British fighters also were The federal bureau of public the largest increase—51 per cent “The productidn of. eyen the' Good I'se for "L'nlocky" Money six' hours after the accident. An- Kairis, 60, who roolhed with Mr. ous” origin spread from a reap The flying fox is a b.'-ti.. Tobruk Again shot dowTi by German fighters are; roads ‘'put It lip to us as, the high­ —over the six month period last small quotas of a long list of goods e.'HlUer's Plans for the Ameri­ during an Axis attack on Malta, way advisory committee for the year. Other predominantly indus- which hai;e been permitted in the Brevard, N. C.—(Ah—MUa Helen the high command said. past will be stopped altogether. Owen of Brevard pui;chased an cas—a revelation of Nazi plans war department;" and sent a rep­ tribl states having increases in­ for exploitation of the Americas, During Night resentative h*re to discuss a more cluded Illinois, 30 per cent; Massa­ In place of quotas for truly essen­ $18.73 war bond with nine "un­ TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY tial goods, the British government lucky" two dollar bills and 78 emphasizing that North and South 146 Tanks Destroyed; effective method of guarding .the chusetts, 19 per cent; Pennsyl­ America are a single unit in plans ■■ SAVE THIS CHART SPEQAL (Ooit^ued from Page One) bridges and roads. Commissioner vania, 17 per cent: Mar>’land, 15 will issue licenses for specific cents. She had been saving two 1 f400 Prisoners Taken Hickey said. per cent; New York, 8 per cent, amounts of essential gooda and dollar bills for the last six years. for German aggression.” barges off Stdl Barrani. another thereby will cut the Civilian econo­ “Nazi Biographies Contrasting Berlin, July 27M jP)—Marshal At a meeting of the state board, .and Ohio, 3 per cent. All had qne or more comers tom the lives of philosophies of Nazis I enemy supply poit^on the Egyptian 's forces in Col. Fisher suggested the use of my down to the absolute bone.” off by superstitious holders. What a bargain! And each dreta I side of the Libyan frontier, a com- Nelson pointed out that of 6,- with those of North., and South have destroyed 146 British tanks state employes, Mr. Hickey stat­ Americans.” „ I muniqtie said.' ^nd captured 1,400 prisoners since ed, and acting High Commission­ 378 plants which normally sup­ 3-Pe. Colonial Mahogany Bedroom oH A K A is from our better dress stock. . Aerial Operatloni Limited I Shortage plied England's civilian needs, "Education for Slaughter—An I uly 22, the German high com­ er Upihan, Jr., reported the avail­ exposure of German methods for Low clouds and dust storms mand reported today. ' ability of emplojaM from bureaus about 73 per. cent had been con­ so you're guaranteed substantial were reported to have- limited verted to war work and 25 per the training* of soldiers from ■ in­ $99.50 iSuite You’ll Marvel at for Brtlsh attacks in the southern whose regular work baa been cur­ Hits the Chains 1: 1*4 I'I fancy, and showing that the end is aerial operations yesterday In the tailed by the war. cent have been permitted to car­ M A N C M i M l H sector of the El Alameln front ry on civtllafi production. disillusionment and misery for the A very fine mahogany suite of Sheraton de.aign, asitounding for size, qualit.v and SAVINGS! battle area, where the Germans were declared repulsed,i Where They Oome From soldiers, themselves." / and Italians were said to be dig­ The highway department today The meat shortage seems to be TODAY AND TUESDAY beauty at thi.s price. The dres.^er i.« a large three-drawer affair with attractive ging in in anticipation of a renew­ Foroee Behind Hitler hanging mirror, che.at has four roomy drawers and the bed is a sleigh t\*pe. ^ said that fewer than "'lOO of its hitting the large chain markets Heavy Rains “If Hitler Should Die—Disclos­ Better hurry. . .we expect them al of the desert battle In which More Yanks staff of 444 in the bureau of en­ more today than the indUidual Needed for War Super Giant Show ing that I. G. Farben and related they were driven from ridge, posi­ gineering and conetruclton have dealere. The supply to the local to “walk’' out of the store, sizes tions west of El Alameln last would-be-world-wide monopolies Follow this chart and save it as a basis for collecting been transferred to guard duty,' markets has been cut, but many Halt Traffic oonmr mumm m m ■re the forces behind Hitler.” wreek. _ To Join Air the rest of the 223 coming from said that they were to have about 9 to 52. • The British reported no plane UMOUft’HOLDOINAaaEN "America la Not Imperialietlc— waste materials in your house and on your premises. the right of way, maintenance, the same as last week. There was (Oontlauad from Pag« One) Contrasting America’s willingness lies in their attacks on enemy and business units whose work no miist delivertd to the A P 3-Piece Solid Maple Bedroom supply ports, but said that one Raids Soon to help Latin-American countries Sorry, Bat No Exchanges or Refunds. has been curtailed by the war. this morning and the eupply left recede," said Palmer, “New Ha­ THE FLEETS DN develop Industrial facilities with Oerman plane had been shot down With few exceptions, it was ex- over from last week was about SCRAP IRON AND STEEL Regularly $.*>4.95 I last night near Alexandria. (Oontlnusd from Pag« O na). ven and Boston trains are now be­ Genitany’a removal of factories Oround operations - yesterday plalned.' the top salary' of these gone. The same was true at the ing operated In and out of Penn­ from possible competltore.” transferred employes is 12,400, First National Stores at Main — ON THE SAME SHOW — [841 MAIN ST-, MANCHESTER again were’ limited to minor aklr theater—found themselves in one sylvania station in lieu of Grand "Voice of Freedom—Contrasting mlshea and desultory artillery and only a few of them are senior street and.Pumell place. But meat Central terminal. Westbound local quotes from Alxa propaganda of the biggest aerial fraya that has engineers. They are mostly rod- fire, headquarters said. developed on this front since was delivered to the First National passengers are being carried on broadcasts with the truth as estab­ HELPS MAKE Heavy Bombers In Action men, chalnmen, tranaitmen, high­ Supermarket at the Center at trains operating over the Harlem lished by background footage, and AprlL way inapectors and other junior .10:13 this morning. Old itqves, radiators, Shell*, gun*, cargo 44.95 A British communique said that river branch to the Westchester comparing the Ilea of Axle short­ Nine of Germany’s newsat fight­ engineers, the department reports. ‘A car load of beef Arrived at n i\ bathtuba, boilert, toys, . ship*, aircraft car­ United Statea heavy bombers had ers—the vaunted Focke-Wulfe avenue subway station." wave radio with the accurate re­ rier*. armored car*, gone into action with the R. A. F. Commissioner Hickey said that the Morris beef box at the north porting of news by American in­ plumbing, tooli, crank Three very rugged Co- 190’b—were shot down during the handlei, lawn mowert, tanka, aubmarine*. Techaioal knowledge, practical again Saturday * night, carrying day, and while the Americans were each employe' has been sworn in, end this morning to take care of No state has more Negroes than ternational stations.” range finder*—all ^lonial pieces — three- experience, modem equipment out successful attacks on Tobruk and given a badge as a deputy of the'local trade, but at tome of the Whites, although the proportion of STARTS FRIDAY "War of Nerves - Showing the tire chains, furnace machine* and arm* drawer dresser wjth not credited with the destruction hla department, and that they grates, bcdstcadi, flat- ,. OB theee three important (ac­ and Crete—from which the Axis of any of the enemy, planes they wholesalers In Hartford the supply non-whites reaches 49.5 per cent 2 • First Run Pictures • 2 devilish scheming with which the of warfare. About .wall mirror — four- forces have been reported draw­ were engaged In Several hot dog­ may soon be provided with uni­ was exceptionally low.) in Miseliilppl, according to 1940 Nazis plotted every pha.se of their irons, ash cant, outdoor 50% of every tank, tors, we besc our laundry serv- ing supplies. forms. Most of them are armed, Census figures. In 9 statea and “TWIN BEDS’* philosophical war against the civi­ iteel furniture, mui- ahip and gun i* drawer chest -r~ both lea. Let u* ehow yon the differ-* fights. with center - guided, There was comparatively little Only one of the Americans fail­ he said, and on each bridge'where The famous English dramatist, the District of Columbia, over •4*OWDER TOWN" lized world.” -- keta, golf cluba, dedi, made of scrap iron race good laundering makes. enemy air activity over the week­ ed to return. When last seen he more than one guard is stationed George Bernard Shaw, wrote most one-fifth of the population was Showing FrL to Sun^ IncL “What Are Heroes Made Of?— bicyclei, pokert, gar­ and steel. dove - tailed drawers end. Axis airmen did not take ad­ not only are arms available, but of his plays In shorthand. non-white. Proving that men from typical den implementa, bed- — panel - po.ster t.vpe vantage of bright moonlight Sat was diving on a-German plane with all guns blazing, his fellow pilots ______0______American backgrounds of peace ipringt, all kinds of bed. Hand rubbed, urday night to carry out their ■ re brave and effllcfent soldiers." pipe, refrigerators, CASH AND CARRY tuual attacks on British bases and reported. Two R. A. F. pilots also heavy lacquer finish. SPECIAL were missing. First to Be Ready Soon garbage paiti, iron I strongpolnts. The list Includes niany others, itakea and fencing, iron i British fighter planes, however, 'Two of the A merlcans flying "on iS'Tc DISCOUNT ON the desk” (lowest level) with a the first of which will be ready for wheel* and doontopt. |.were credited with shooting down distribution shortly. ALL a German reconnal.*isance bomber British and a Canadian pilot were engageil by 28 of the Focke-Wulfe “Hltlbr, to his surprise, will find ' iTver the Nile Delta and two other that the severance by Latln-Amer- FAMILY BUNDLES , cnen^y aircraft off Port Said. 190s. They fought against over­ whelming odds until a formation ican republics of diplomatic rela­ of CahadUin, American and Polish tions with Germany la going to 2-Pieee Gooseneck Arm Suite Try Our Superior’ Bombers Report pilots in Spitfires dived into the prova mora than a gesture of hemisphere aolldarity.'' says the prestige Dry Cleaning Service! Successful Raids fray from above and drove i the Germans off with casualties.' society's announcement. Regularly $139 With a United States Bomber The British said that the Spit­ "A reception hotter than he Group Somewhere In Egypt, July fire planes which the Americans thinks awaits him if ha ever at­ 16 — (Delayed)—er-.sag1es.s construction. They had been asaigned to speci­ Naval 'Officers of a-decent way of Ufe. clothing, dust cloths, trucks, jeeps; gat fic targets: and their reporta of “We need the help of good men rags, driperics, rugs, masks; b^age itel- where they had deposited their all over the globe. Urgently we carpets; Manila rope in' loont; parachute WHEN A SLIP/ bombs soon filled the interrogating Reach Safety• need the (riendahlp and the help of any condition; burlap flares; insulation for officers’ maps with dots, crosses the other Americas. The Ameri­ bags. electric ariring. Roll Edge BECOMES A and lines. LOontlnued from Page 0«e) can : intlnent must be made Into The first to return could not ob- an Impregnable fortress of de­ Innerspring sarve the results of their work. Daniel Dorsey, 1708 Belton street. mocracy SOCIAL ERROR Some clouds hsd obscured their Baltimore, Md.; and Lieut. (Junior ’ “The torcom of darknese realize vision, and anti-aircraft artillery Grade) William Upsett, 330 Coun­ ■ the .Ital importance of Latin- Mattresses came so close and pursued them ty street. New Buford, Mass; America. By Intrlque, by economic H yon Hva a farm so persistently it wasn't wild to bribery, by the shrewd use of a, loiter. But fliers returning later Story of Pereevaranoa HOW TO TURN IN YOUR JUNK and have yet no meth­ $21,95 Value Their story was one of perse­ propaganda, by turning each mis­ od of ditpoeing of scrap, i\*ire able to report wltat earlier take of ours to their account, they phone or write your planes had accompliahed. verance against heavy odds, ur skill, and of good luck. strive tc bring her countries- into Sell it to a Jurtk dealer "" County War Board “Man, oh man," exclaimed the They said their most exciting their camp. They must not suc­ consult your farm rear gtlhner of the fourth plane to ceed." ment 44.95 rumble to a stop, "ju st what 1 a l­ experience was being chased for Give it to a' charity two hours by a canoe manned by A few feature-length picturea Twin, threerquarter and ' I ways wanted to see; fiust have are included In the list, but most- been a munitiopa dump, or gaso­ fuzzy-haired New Guinea natives full size in 180 coil, oil tern- ' - who later proved friendly. . ly It wUI comprise abort films. Take it yourtelf to nearest collection point line. Oh boy, what an explosion!” They wlU acquaint Latin-Ameri­ i>ered unit with garnetted Sstisfled With Work summons said the five officers Or consult your Local lialvage Commlttrc. left CaviU Naval base separately cana not only with anti-Axis mee- felt, sisal in.«ulation and There, was no swaggering, or ■agea o* war, but also with the In Mancheater Phone 8115 or 8448. For Bolton 5349. A.C..4. tick, button tufted. ’ wild elation. But it was obvious, for Bataan and OotTagldor and u:- were re-unlted again on the Island eultui*ai aims of,, the western hemi­ as every scrap of information sup­ sphere of the future—commerce, plied by-pilots, gunners and bom- of Cebu on a confidential misalon. • The Japanese came to the is­ manufacture, agriculture, educa­ 'lardiera was jMtng recorded, that tion and other kindred aubjecta. everyone was satisfied with . the land the morning of April 9. The OTHER VITAL MATERIALS NEEDED AND HOW TO DISPOSE OF THEM officers got away that afternoon For the most part, they will be Sofa Beds and night's' work. shown In theaters, but to make Reports finished, the thoughts of with a smaU crew of Filipinos. “Skolficld had years of experi­ certain that isolated vlUagea also Studio Couches ^ u a r r < may learn of American progress Waste Fats To )idp rdseve shert- fin Cans Too Late to Cla.«wlfy ence sailing boats." said Sllm- ag* of fats and oils. Neoded for glycarina mona, “so he handled the boat. and good neighbor! ness, 16 ram. to make eaploeivca. Save pan and broiler $49,95 Values! ;TEWART g a s s t o v e for sale, Dorsey waa an engineer in civil veraiona will be made from regu­ drippiagt and deep fata after you've get good condition. Call at 49 Holt Ufe, -and be kept the boat from lar 35 mm. negaUvea, and special .all the cooking good from them. Strain falling apart." miniature equipment carried in into arida-mouthad tin can, tbat is spot- z itreeu’ t*«Uera aqd other mobile equip­ leialy dean. Keep in rafngeratpr or cool, L A ttar saiariHaaBptytag I 1. Z Cut Cut agag tap aad 'L Slap Kaarily aa 4. Prtearad rsa ment will be provided for tent dark place nntil you hava o^ectad a ash the bottoairampfiisb ; caa ta Sattca. But laaks Ilka this. $39.95 ■hows and out-of-door projection. pound or more. TlMMltl)NrMHlilllW. I theroughbr.M r . j o r cut opsa M II- da nat Sattaa bp Tboroughlp daaa. Apart from the regular the­ I luatrataS. h^saawia|^Ttar Paper label re- In studio couches, there’.s atrical releaaea of the aaaaad. Bada saved. the tufted-ba.se model. In ■tudioa, theae new South American HN Tuecs Tin cant arc made of sted with a coat­ at both end*. No oil. paint; or greaae EARLY TUESDAY MORNING Toothpaste, coametk and shaving cream tubes. Turn in at ing of tin. The tm ts.,used to 'make cans araoted. Bofa bed.s, the Law.son, Tux- , ) ahorta will receiva the production bearings in war enginm, and for new Opening can at both ends it essential cdo, loop arm, knuckle arm OuA Avery Street market gardener win pick 50 dozen counael and cooperation of some drug store arhen you purchase new supply. cans to ship fbod to our fighttrs. Steel far proper deimning. Flattening cans of the foremoat atara, directors, is uetfi for aU machiaaS of arar. it essential for econecnical coUectMn and maple arm type. Tajy Selected Yellow Com for us. The price wlU be low er.. . WMTE p e ra i Sa\'e all food and coffee cans, aaeapt camtramea and acenariata of the and shipment. estry covering.*. Converti-. EXTRA FANCY YELLOW CORN...... dozen 35c Needed only srhei^ announced by Local Sal vageCouunitteg. tboae with cone-shaped tope or srith Watch local paper* 'for time and ' fllB colony. epccial rims (such at evaperatad milk detaila of cellcctioa in your earn- ble to full, single or two cans) arhich cannot ba opanad amily Lims Besns ...... 2 QunrIn 29c MOT NCCBCD (at thia time)—Razor blades and glaas. munity. twin be

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•each a climax after Aug. 7 when Cha^i^ Made Will Divide Tiiu^ Stand the All- Congress is expecteo Minister Will Slim Chance of Quick to approve a civil disobedience pro­ Between C5dlege8 gram sponsored by Gandhi. Hrrniit Blows Himself In Meetings Writing in his newspaper Hari- To Hold'Trials Last of Four ‘Little by Cri jan, Gandhi said yesterday he was " Fare Cliaim's WOieWT AT MlJRLtY BtAfK o r eONNKCTlOuY I- 'Women Unable to Replace To Bits^ Rather Than agitating for Indian independence 1 • . ” ■ oovcniieit Steel* Companies Ac< Cargo Plane Prograi Hartford, J d l ^ — (/Pi—Mme. / Siihniit to Arrest. UOHN r ROBINSON K)|CCUTIVK CHAMBBRA' now not to embarrass the United 6n AiiiRaids cept Federal Decision. Italian*American Veter­ Marguerite' Yourcenar, teacher at Says United/Nations Nations, but because he believed Molzulih to ( po o h Trial .cxccunvg f.CiSP'ART , MARTFORO N Men as Radio Announcers the Horitford Junior QoUega and the Allies would be unable to beat Riverside, Cali/., July 27.— — Difficulties of Auto Man* j ans to Hold State Cannot Levllint Haiu; the Axis unless India were free. To In Fefleral Court at Chicago, July 27—(il>>—Inland ven ^ c h writer aad/Iecturer, has The weird suicide of 57-i-ear-old Rockville to Hold sions Quarterly. Japan He served notice that she New York, July 27—(Wide the exception rather than the Steel Company, the lost of the ufacturers in Turn 6n appointed..to the faculty of per Vicldry Drive. Hartford Tomorrow. Frank Kritzer, cavern hermit, who could o6t expect a welcome if she W orld)— Women In wartime step rule. In Near Future ; A i k four companies o f the "Little iuj^ Out Planes Tip Sarah Lawrence College, Bronx- invad,dbd IrIndia. ■ tB to many a man-made Job, but All this doesn’t mean that the blew himself to bits with a 200-, jel” induetry to accept the re- Seashore Waterbury, July 2' viUe, N^xy., as instructor in London,/July 27—(/P/-The new Hartford. July 27. — (A’l — The •o far the male announcer oh the situation couldn’t change as the pound dynamite blast on the San Units to Take Part. cenb-VVar Labor Board (kNiislon re­ On ^hipyanl Problem.^ ian-Amcrican Vete^na erf the Frenqh'and Italian literature. She crisis brewing over Mohandas K. Rev. Kurt E. Molzahn of the Zion war goes on. Then maybe caa.st- Bemadino desert rather than sub­ Gandhi’s campaign for immediate networica goea right on announc­ J u l j 1 9 ^ quiring them to institute union ee- X ■ First World W ar will...-hoId state w y i divide her time between the Lutheran church, Philadelphia;^ to-coast . women announcers mit to arre.st, puzzled officers who withdrawal of British rule frotn a t T o P 0 F o r ing. There’s a pretty good rea- Rockville, July 27.— (Special)-^ curlty anu grant pay increases, By BUI Bonl Palatial Hotel Latest w colleges, continuing here Kills His Bride; wouldn’t be such a rare item. were still seeking a motive today. meetings quarW rly^ instead India was met by a declaration charged with espionage,. wa.s' ex­ Bon, too, ao aay those who should A field trial ia to be held in Rock­ saya it was '.•.compelled to do ^ courses in French literature and pected here today to stand trial. Undersheriff Steve'Lsmc.h said Wide Wortd MiUtory Gathering Place for monthly hereaf^r because of^War. fedm Britain today that the Unit­ ACCIDENT VICTIMS know. thing which H believes to history of art two days a week Commits Suicide The trial was scheduled to get Programs tonight: NBC—8 CAv- Kritzer was being 'questioned last ville in the near future when all of wrong.” / New, York, .July 27 Icn with conditions and^toe rationingaitua- ed Nations could not p rti^ t the From a look at the situation, it aircraft Divine Followers. and teaching two days a week at under way tonriorrow In Federal la sharply apparent that the av^l- . %lcade drama “Man of Design’’; Friday about the- disappearance the civilian defense units of the inland notified th# W LB ytaUr- years of experience tion. / / the New York college. Her art actions of the little .-'nationalist FIRST —* Mfld fof A Doctor or on engineering are inclined to cite an court, • able supply of young men capable ' 8:30. yargarct Speaks, songs; 9 over a six-mOnths’’ period' of ex- town will be tested. day that It would comply srith the The ^Mghto anni^^atate con- course here Is to be “ From Pons- leader to thwart their “drive for Philadelphia, July 27.—(JP) - A ambulonct. person Ko plosives/and ga.solinp in several instance of two years ago when victory in the east." Mr. Molzahn closed his church of providing the talent out of ‘ Don Voorhec.s concert; 9:30 I. Q. Aa in an air raid, the signals decision, stating it "h a d -^ alter­ Brigantine, N. J.. July 27—(iT>— ventioh of the mganlzatlon voted sin to Picasso.'-' Mme. Yourcenar 200-pound war worker slashed the g. quiet — moving .^im if desert/communities when he told you mention to them Shipbuilder tlii4 change yaSterday and adopt­ In■ a ‘bro.adcasFclii'ected ‘ Fdi especial- for “ summer vacation" yc.stcrday Sriiich such announcers are made Quiz; 10 Contented concert; 10:30 will be given by the fire alarm and native and that acceptance'' was ’ “ Heaven" by the seashore, where ia author of a biographical study « throat of his pretty 18-yearH>ld and packed his bag for tlie trip ho hot intemol m ju ri^ v o r o thro^deputics they would not take Henry J. Kaiser’s prediction that ed a resolution admitting men in to the Unjtedd.S States, Sir Staf- h u been steadily on the decrease, Lands of the Free. the auxiliary sirens, sounding at compelled by “ th reat'of confiaba- meals coat but 15 cents tops tmJ' o f Pindar, Greek poet, and wrote bride and then committed suicide, after giving the sexton last minute bfolon bed. hinr from hi.s underground home nine of the nation’s shipyards toe amjed forces to membership. ford Cripps.-^who went on a' futile tlhcle Sam has been calling them < CBS—8 Vbx Poppers: 8:30 Gay frsB B«v RBtil iocM t 2 mmibw ot •m j i M r l o M 7:30 o’clock. The field trial will be tipn ” by the W LB and by a threat­ rooma are 82 a week, open^-'lts a novel, "L e C^oup de Grace.’’ Sergt. John Heher o f the Upper Instructioms. alive. Kritzer thereupon connected could be turning out giant ca^go- Amohg other resolutions acted mission to India with an independ­ to one or another fighting job. f,Nineties; 9 Victory theater. Guest carried out similar to a blackout ened strike of the CTO' United pearly gates for business tpdky. Darby police said today, after re­ K blooding in tpurlt,, pU^o o two wires to a plunger, which set SiBCiMi Pest im OeaMetiomt w ill eellset'elA , emseA er carrying fiylng boats within 10 ujjofi waa one directing that 75 ence program last spring, told He wa.s one of five men includ­ This development has led to ; Hit Parade: 9:30 Freddy Martin except that it will be during the Steelworkers of American. It’s the palatial, breeZe-swept, turning from work and flniling his ing Gerhardt Wilhelm Kunze,'for­ bendfcorchiof ovor wound, oppty off the dynamite. teskem phe'asgrapk reeerAs froa lA leli shellae w ill ke n.ontha o f the order to start pro­ per cent of the order's surplus Americans; many an Inquiry, nil which boll Band, new time; 10 Premiere daylight. There will be a number “ In the name of patrtotlam." the million-dollar Brigiintlne hotel, dinner unprepared. mer head of the Gerfhah-American 1 1 0 touraiquot botwoon wound ond Thrife Others Injured duction. funds be invested at once- in war down to the simple question: Norman Corwin series from SAleaceA ts aake aev ressHLs fsr the m b 1b th# terrlee. of simulated incidents and casual­ company told the board. “ Inland latest gathering place for follo'w* Army Transfers Helping Defend India Police' found toe body of Mrs. Bund, indicted by a grand , jury. heert*"^ tie, hendkereltiof, stock* The blast killed Kritzer and in­ "Two years ago,” they will tell bonds. ' •*Wby donU you hire women an- don, “An -American in Englgfid.’’ ties to give the various branches is compelled to do a thing which era of Father Divine, Negro tu lt “ Your 'sons as well as oura are Dora Hodges on the dining room The other four have pleaded guilty. ,y Kig or belt ond o poi^ wil do. BLU—8 Earl Godwin: 8 : ^ True jured Fred Pratt, Harold Simpson It bellevea to be wrong, because ■ you, "H enry Ford announced that Elected State Commander Bouncers?” of the civilian defense units ex-' he could produce 1,000 airplanes leadin. Domenic Mercugliano of New Pilpts’ School helping defend India and wage floor late yesterday. Thomas Olin Parsonage I ’sed as “ Piwt Omee" or False; 9 Goldman Bum; 9:30 and C. F. McCracken, .started a ^ ■leeerAe fer flc h tia c Nan.” b B M -p e flt the alternative woula Interfere In the opinion of I’ at Kelly, su- tm r pericnce and practice. 'They had a celebration- yester­ Haven was elected state comman­ war against the Japanese. . Your Hodges, 22, was found dying on The Indictment resulted _ from JJ Koop hit Keod down, oovor fbi^ Radio Forum; 10:15 Alias John fire that burned two hours, but re­ v/lth war production." ' and 1,000 airplane engines a' day, p o r ^ o r of NBC announcers, the erseRlBBtles, «»e reeeatlp feraeA te ehpply retferAet Bara The Air Raid Wardens will pa­ and do it w l ^ u t adding a single day asx'the squat dlfUe man for­ der succeeding Michael Giordano policy as well as ours is to defend the porch.-. A blood-stained, pearl- testimony by Federal agents who wormth, (ovoA in uimmor), ond Freedom, new time. vealed a hidden cache of firearm.s 78 Cents Minimum answer is almost as simple: trol the streets and the auxUlazy plant to his auto-buildlng facU- mally dedicated-too new “Heav­ of this city. San Diego. Calif., July 27.— (JP) India. handled knife waa at his side. accused him of using his parson-' koop QUIET ■*— until tho Doctor MBS—8:30 B u lld ^ Drummoiid and ammunition .'■nd 170 pounds of tahlea aaA ether Baeleal ferae ef eatertaaraeat te theee "We’d like to do no^ng better police will be on duty. The fire­ The company accepted without en’’ as the "IJOly Comihunlon Ban­ Other officers: —Transfer of planes, equipment “ The issue is too grave and too Heher said they quarrelled aft­ age as a “post office" for an Axis adventure; 9;30 Better Half Quiz; dynamite. comment the order granting work­ lUes.’’ that, put women on our stsifl. But aea. Najer reeerA eeapaaiee, raAle etatleaa, aevspapere men will report as will the emer­ Today Ford is turMiig out air­ quet Hall Olid Chapel." Senior vice commander, Vincent and personnel ‘ of an entire Arm y great for the whole .world” er Mrs. Ho—When A Girl Marrise 5:00— “ Ceiling Prices" freshment stand and in less than Offices To Close al stage: That, while her apeciflea- back taxes amounting to 83,400. Haven: secretary, Mra. Margaret 8:10— Pprtla Faces U fe 5:05—Ad Liner—Musical Cooper­ fifteen minutes had purchased all County Executive Secretary ttona call for an ability to fly to Tozpayers Proteat Purchase Wise. New Haven; patriotic in­ ative. 3:30— The Story Club with Jane the hot dogs, ice creqm, soda etc. James M. Siephenson o f the Europe and back non-atop, or to Brigantine taxpayers protested structor, Mrs. Mary Oddie, Bridge­ DUlon 5:45—Ben Bcmie. that was available. The proprie­ Rationing Beard has announced transport 150 soldiers with fight­ the purchase, claiming it Would re­ port: conductress, Margaret' Sl- 6:00— News. Axis Leaders Hit N. 8:46— Dance Music tors of the stand - commented on that all of the local board offices ing equipment on shorter hauls, duce property values, btit the cult’s clari. New Haven: historian, Mrs. 6:05— Sports. • • w a r a a r 3:55— Stand By, America the fine manners displayed by the in Tollohd' County will be closed By Namesakes the Mars has had no chance to offer to sell it back for 8500,000. Teasle Purcelio,' Derby; guard, 6:00—News *:J5—Hedda Hopper's Hollj-wood. soldiers. on Tuesday. The staff will take prove ttiat in only aom. six hours less fumlshin.'.a,' ^ound no takers. Antoinette Lancini, New Britain 6:15—Salon Orchestra. 6:30— Keep Working, Keep Sing­ Grange Notes this opportunity to clear up the of actual flying; that Martin him­ The , furnishings originally, cost and tiastee, Mrs. Mary Murano, ing, America. New Haven. • 6:80— Strictly Sports X Bolton Grange met Friday eve­ ones. Notice will be given when Returns of old phonograph rec­ Supplemental gasoline applications self has said repeatedly that, if he 82.50.000. 6:45—The World Today, 6:45—Lowell Thomas, oomroenta* the troop meetings are to be re­ ords here, so far have not ^ e n up and^ will not be open for other New York. July 27.— (JP)—Hitler, were to receive an order to go into At this particular “Heaven," lo­ 7:00— AmoB ’n’ Andy, ning in the Community h a ll. with tor ( . Henry Massey In the master's sumed this fCil I to expectations, according to Com­ Lack of Beef busineas on that date. Mussolini and Yamamoto came In lull production on tbe Mars today, cated on an island north of Atlan­ T:0O—Fred Waring In Pleasure 7:15—Charro Gil Trio. mander Otto Hel'.er of the DU- for some scathing denunciation on it would be two years or more be­ 7:30— Vaughn Monroe, chair. Guests of the evening In­ IVNird Cltsed ruesday Permlta for Bicycles tic City and only a short ' jaunt Religious Services T im e cluded the Master of East Central There will be no hours for the worth Cornell Pott 102, American The Tolland County Rationing the National Broadcasting Com­ fore the planes would be coming from ^iladelphla where Father 7:15—News of the World 8*.00— \ o x Pop. Supplies Hit pany's, "A rm y Hour" radio pro­ off the line. 8:30—Gay -Nineties Revue. Pomona Orange Perry Lathrop office of the clerk the Bolton Legion. Many people have called Board of which James H. Stephen­ Divine recently mpyed bis head­ 7:80— Rationing— Chester Bowles and Mrs. Lathrop. A ll Pomona Rationing Board on ’Tuesday of the Legion post stating that they son la executive secretary has re­ gram yesterday, the dlicompH. Kaiser, it may be recalled,'iudd quarters from New York City, the Held at Cplt’s 8:55—Cecil Brown— News. mentary remarks being made b y - that nine ahlpyards (not nt>w, ot ' 7:45—H. V. Kaltenbom officers were Invited but many this week. The office will be closed, had records if some Legionnaire ported the first t'liree orders for evangelist will occupy two third- 9:00—Victory Theater. Hitler, Mussolini and Yamamoto. course, tooled up in 'an^ way to 8:00— (Davalcads o f America to permit the clerk time to work i would call for them. Provision' Healers Offi­ the purchase of bicycles granted floor oceanrfront suites, boasting Hartford. July 27.— ((PV-^^-Ooit’s 9:30— Freddie Martin. were unable to attend. Keeney Sergeant Louis S. Hitler of Fort manufacture planes V could begin 8:h0—The Voice of Firestone on U e numerous rationing, sugar . Pointing out that the local past among other features a Louis XIV- Patent Fire Arms Manufacturing 10:00—Norman Corwin’s Series Hutchinson, a Bolton Granger, cial Asks Action by by the board. These are to Albert Knox. Ky., directed his tirade at production at the-'rate of 5.000 a 9:00— The Telephone Hour has designated the Manchester style bed. Company held religious services 10:80—Columbia IVorlcshop, and Assistant Steward of East rationing, etc. Applicants are ask- ' J. Elderkin, 45 1-2 East street, Adolf; Private Fred M. Mussolini .year within 10 montha W ith the 9:80—Dr. I .Q. Plumbing A Supply Co.,- F. T. BlUh for Ita employes yesterday. 11:00—News. Central Pomona was also present, ed not to call* t t the office during New England Solons. Alice R. .West of 97 Vernon o f Buckley Field, Colo., aimed hia aid of Martin and “ the aviation in­ 10:00— Contented Program Hardware in the towntowrt sec­ “ Worshipping (3od in a war 11:05— Sports Roundup. Lecturer Hazel Hutchinson call­ the dsy. avenue, both of this city and at Benito, and Private Shlrosl dustry in general,” he added, “ and 10:80— Lands Of The Free Million in War plant.” said the Rev. Charles Jl. 11:10—News Analysis, ed on the gueat officers who were Bolton Briefs tion. the Center Pharmacy located Boston, July 27—iJP) — Describ­ Evangeline L. Leelle of RFD 2, Yamamoto, of Fort 8°t -with equipment already in place in 1 1 :00— News 11:15— Dance Orchestra: in the Odd Fellows building -and Southbridge, Masa., whose home is . TS TS 1 Stinnette. Jr„ curate of Trinity 11:15—Nelson Olmsted present to aay a few words. The . Mr. and Mrs. Cl^de Marshall of i ing the lack of ample auppltes of In a few choice cracks at Isoroku, ahipyarda, we can have the as.'ein- 11:30— Dance Orchestra. Murphy’s drugstore at thq north in Union. A g e i l C V K t l V D o n c i s | Episcopal church at the evening t . 11:30—Unlimited Horizons program continued with group Bolton Notch Road are the parents beef as a “ pressure shortage." commander in chief of the Japa­ biy line functioning in six months 12:00— Ne'e’S. . end, Heller said that tt followed T h o se receiving cartifl£htes for . • j service, “will help us to keep the 12:00— News and Baseball Scores singing and a diacusalon of such of a son, Bruce Duncan, bom Sat­ Malcolm McCabe, secretary of the nese fleet. ' or leas.’’ ^ ^ Tomorrow’s Program timely topics aa gas rationing and urday afternoon at the Manches­ out the plan of making the deposit Massachusetts Retail Grocers and the purchase of new autos Include Materials Main Hitch ----- I greater task before us, that of AM. Washington. July 27.—(/P)—Pri- making the war serve a constnic- Itz effect on the entertainment in ter Memorial hospital. locations easily accessible. Provision Dealers Association, to­ Keith M. Reynolds, RFD 1, Rock­ .Materials appear to be the main 12:10—Pete Brescia and His Or­ 7;‘0O-lNew#. > vate Walter T. Pearson. Lockport, live end. a town like Bolton. A roll call Henry S. McDonough, chairman In addition to these plkces the day called upon New England con- ville and Irving Eenenbaum of hitch. To the limit of present sup­ chestra 7:10— Shoppers Special. III., now stationed at Camp Wol- Mr. Stinnette said also that the 1«:80—Strings For Meditation "The Biggest Fight We Had - In o f the local ration board, advises American Legion home on Leon­ grtasmen to obtain relief for the Oilumbla. * Open Forum ply, however, we are turning out ters. Texas, today became the one 7:35— Robart Furriers Program. Our School Days" provided much ard street Will also receive any old area. Engagement Annonneed cargo planes xcurtisa with its services, fbr Protestants, Catholics 12:55—News 7:40— Organ Interlude. all car owners to carry their gaso­ millionth person connected with amusement. records during the day and early “ The pre/Mure method ia one Mrs. D. Glacomlni o f Tolland twin-engine Commando and its s IIt . and Jews, were a demonstration of 7:5.5— Esso Reporter. line rationing books with them the W ar Department to set aside | “ the democratic right to worship 'V The annual 'Grange picnic is evening. It does not matter in that we Won't stand for here in announces the engagement of her wooden job; others from Lockheed Tomorrow’s Program 8:00— Newa o f the World. and not leave them in the car. To Red Cross In Chargs a portion of hla pay for the pur-' God as we desire. scheduled for Sunday, August 2 wiint condition these records are New England,'’ McCabe aald In daughter, Miaa Ann June Gia- and Douglas: a fleet of Vought- 8:15— Shoppers Special. dsts the boanl has had to Issue To the editor:' chase of war bonds. The service waa one of two, an­ 6:00—Reveille, Agricultural Nows and will be held at the home of US the profits from the sale and telegrams to the srea’a national comini to Wayne Vincent, son of Sikorsky flying boats being built 8:30— News. two books to replace ' those that A week or two ago tha Herald The W ar Department said that other being held in the forenoon. 6:25— News > reclamation plan will be turned representatives. “Shutting off the Mr. and Mrs. Arthur O. Vincent by Nash-Kelvinator; an even larg­ 8:35— Shoppers Special. Mr. and Mrs. George Shedd at have been stiJcn. printed an appeal for more women Pearson, inducted June 3, 1942, These serv-ieea will be continued 6:30— Reveille Bolton Lodge, Bolton Notch. It will be appreciated DT news aver to the American Legion and supply and arguing . . . ion't the of 117 Union street, this city. to take- tbe training course for er fleet of stainless steel planes un­ b:55— News 9:00— Press,.News. way to deal with these situations." der construction by Build. Coh- had signed an agreement to pur­ weekly. 8:15— Radio Reader. The Grahge Service Flag Is on -items for this Bolton column be new recordings will be sent to Eleven Baptized nurae'a aides, and. streaacd the 7:00—Morning Watch i Would Confer on IMflerenoes aolidated B-24 bombers—some at chase one bond each month for 9:30^Tune Time. display and contains seven stars.' phoned to 8275 for the- next few faraway places. Eleven perzonz were baptized at great' need for more of these as­ 8:00--News Urging that a normal supply of least— are being used to haul car­ 818.75— 37.5 per .cent of his 850 Named to Traffic Post 9:45— Harvey A DeI17* Twenty-two attenled the Friday days. The soldiers, sallora and ma­ services held in the Rockville sistants in the Memorial hospital. '8:15—W’orld News Roundup beef be maintained, he suggeited go. It's a cinch that the alrlinera monthly pay. 10:00—Valiant Lady. - meeting. Miss Jean Munrb, Andover Road, rines, who are not able to use their Baptist church Sunday night at In view of that appeal, possibly 8:30—Women Radio Bazaar with that differences be setUedi in con­ the Array took over directly aev- The 999,999th subscriber under Hartford. July 27.—„ .and Angelo puhlicsn club to be held on Satur­ ately of loneliness to soma degree, 10:30— Help MaU 12:15— B ig Sister. congressmen’s problem as well as and wished 'she could have an op­ transported by ship and thus Massollni. The mjembera of the day, August 1st at Osaqo'a at Bol­ would be prey to submarines, and 10:45—Ixmgmlre Reports Stafford Springs ours. I f anyone ia to get relief for portunity here to spend some time 12:30—H^en Trent. organization feel t ^ t the growing ton. even- halt conatructioi) on ships 11:00— Road of U fe New England, it should be up to on tha way she had expected would 12:45—Our Gsl Suftday. list of Bolton men in service is John O. NetUk President Kenneth W. Smith entirely, using the strategic. ma­ 11:15—Vic and Bide 1:00— Newa. Wapping them to do i t ” be s life career. She had had ten so large that they will not be able 472, Stafford announces that, the advance sale terials thus conserved to make 11:80— Against the Storm 1:05—The Inside Page. Meanwhile, Boston meat dealers months o f nurse’s training in two 11:45— David Harum to cope with it by personal contri­ Mrs. W. W'. Grant planned to consult Washington of UckeU for the outing has been cargo planes. 1:15— Woman in White. 7394, Manchester large.. Tbe program will etart of the' most conspicuous hospitals Ziff Apostle of Credo 12:00—LttUe Shov/ 1:30—Vic A Bade. - ' butions. Feeling also that all In The funeral of While kail, 71, of suthorltlea today concerning the about elx o’clock with a sports in New England, and loved the One of the apoatlea of this credo l:45-.:-The Goldbergs. , Boltbn wish to participate in the Gold street veteran of the Spanish- possibility of 10,000 meat handlers program, luncheon and addresses. work, especially with old people, ia William B. Ziff, a civilian avia­ 12:15— Luncheonalres 2:00— Young Dr. Mal'one. project Isolds P ^ io lf was put in . One of the earliest tobacco har» American W ar was .held ' this In New England going jobless if ANTOINETTE While this was originally Intend­ but was uncertain of the proper tion observer and author of the 12:45— Here Comes The Band 2;15—Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne. charge of a drawing to be spon­ vests in years is here as at least morning with a requiem maaa at the shortage continues. st»s to take. 1:00— News sored by the society the proceeds St. Edward's church. Rev. Henry ed to be a gatherlAg of'th e Rock- recently-published "The Coming 2:30:—We Love and Learn. three farmers started to harvest Due to having read tbe Herald, . Battle of Germany.” CONCELLO 1:15—Marjorie Miils Hour to be used to send, gifts to all the their broadleaf- crop this week. It L. Chabot, officiated.. Burial was ville-Vemon club only, it will be 2:45—Life Can Be Beautiful. the writer recalled the names of “ When the time element la MaglhU Iras. 1:45— Cedric Foster, commenta­ Bolton men in aervicr. Each sol­ appears that the labor problem in St. Edward's cemetery. Mr. Fall attended by the members of many one or two women who had been tor dier, sailor and marine, reganliess a resident of Stafford Springs for other clubs throughout Tolland reckoned in together with the cost will figure greatly because those South Coventry connected with Hospital benefits of construction and ratio of loss 2:00:—WrlghtvUle Sketches of religious aflUiatl''ina will be re­ who began to cut their tobacco 30 years died-suddenly Friday at Cbunty. In the past, and offered to inqui^ lin M M iA M a y Grease Campaign his hohie. He waa born In Black Me(»tlng Tonight by ainkings," Ziff writes, "it would 2:15—Medley "nme— Hal Kolb, membered. had few men to help them. The to­ ' Mlaa Barbara Peteraon, Miss about the procedure, which it was be cheaper now to open our trans­ organlat Mrs. Raggioli will have' the books bacco la. exceptionally large, but River, N. Y , October 29, 1872 the There will be a meeting of the assumed would be simple. Doing Well Here Deborah Tutty and Miss Louisa Vernon Defense Council this eve­ oceanic supply lines by air rather 3:80—Concert Mtnlaturee for the drawing ready for distri­ many growers complain that the son of Adolph and Exilda Dennett She telephoned to the wife of a than attempt to meet tbe chal­ 1\itty of New York City spent the ning st the Council rooms i(t 7:30 3:45—Day Dreams with Bud bution at the next meeting of the recent wind and rain storms have Fall. He was employed in the local week-end at the Peterson home on physician, who knew nothing lenge of the submarine by an in­ Rainey ' , ’ made the stalks very crooked and textile mills b^ore retiring In o’clock. A t the meeting final plana persons, who make re­ Ladies o f Saint Maurice and the Ripley Hill. Miaa Louisa Tutty-is a about where or to whom such an creased production o f sinkabie sur­ hard to spear. Although a few will be made for the Defense Ralljr 3:55—News turns on fat salvage, do not wish Drat prize w ill be a 825.00 War 193L He leaves his wife, Mra. M ar­ student at the (Columbia Bible Col­ offer should be mode, the szsump- face ahipa’’ moM farmers will probably begin to take the money dtje them It Bond, and the second prize SIO.OO garet Oonlan Fall, a son Vincent lege, Columbia, N. C., A . E. P et­ to be held on Wednesday evening, tion being that ten months of Ziff would make the cargo next week the majority will start will bar turned over to the Man­ In W ar Stamps. The drawing 'Will Fall, both o f this town and a erson' woa also home from New August 5th at which time Lieu­ training had covered all that planes as cheaply and as quickly on Or about August 1. As yet, be held September 14. brother Nelson Fall of Putnam. York over.the week-end. tenant-Governor Odell Shepard nurae'a aides would receive In the os pofsible: “Of plywood, steel, chester Memorial hospital, ac­ there have been no migrant labor­ cording to an announcement to­ Waste Fat Drive Funeral services for Mra.‘ Joseph Coventry Grange is planning a will be the principal speaker. several weeks given to' their laminated plastic or other sub­ Houewives in' Bolton are asked ers looking for jobs as there were (De Pellegrini) Oostella.f Ao, a course. stances not on the critical list’’ day by Hayden Griswold, chair­ two yean ago. The farmera will Mid-summer Frolic for Thursday, I HIS war is a race to moke things, fn ^winning this Below are two.important ruloi to govern your war­ to participate in the- waste fat former resident who died In Ja­ A fte r several days, a telephone and “powered with relatively inex- man of the local .salvage commit­ probably endorse the co-operative August 6, which will include . s tee. maica, L. I., Friday were held here message brought wora that the penaive engines capable o f taking drive now under way. Miss S. policy and help one another. surprias feature. gigantic battle against TIME, 'frow you use y o u r time use of the telephone. . . by following them you will Return.s are not coming in as Helen Roberta, Home Demonstra­ this momlnf[ in SL Edward’s The Coventry Day school sum­ person in charge o f that section hard punishment rather than of Mrs. Joseph Deskus of Newark, church. Rev. Joseph H ., Donnely, North Coventry Announcement has been msde expected, according to the -chair­ tion Agent for Tolland CMunty, has mer session begins its fifth week o f hospital oaslatance hod been speed.” He would hkve such aerial telephone plays'on important role. Here's'whyt be making another persona] contribution to Victory. New Jeney. formerly of Wap­ pastor, officiated at the requiem a f the ntarrlsga of Mias Julia B. man. At Hale's self service mar­ sent out pamphlets describing' the today, within efirotlment of 25 tracked down, so to speak, but bad fleets convoyed by fighters, and * a ' ping. la visiting Mr. and Mra. mass. The body of Mrs. Costella Rev. Benton Qaakell used Mark Louzin of West Wmington and ket Saturday, the biggest day was proper procedure for saving, keep­ children, at the Churchill Form. never been available to give In- he sees them both as circumvent­ Frank Kupchunos. arrived here Sunday afternoon and 7, 14:23 verses for the Scripture ing the submarine threat and giv­ It takes a lot of telephone colls to build plahds and Michael Povolesky of Badda Mills, experienced and many people re-' ing and disposing of the fats. Miaa Anne Ledoyt and Don formatimi, which would be relayed miLONiSS iS YOUR WARTIME USE OF THE TELEPHONE Mrs. Florence Thrall of> t a p ­ burial took place In the fam ily lot, '^sson Sunday morning, /taking os soon 08 It could be gotten. ing our air forces a supply train I .SDlngton which took place st St fused", to take, any money for Many Boltonitas have ■ already ping’ la visiting friends -in Rock­ Churchill, Jr., are serving as St. Edward's cemetery. Mra. Om - rMork 7:18 verse for the teat sug- That woo four weeks ago, and with the needed mobility. A MUST WITH ME. ships and guns and tanks. Right now, our Central I Joseph’s church. The couple will their re|urns»»- The rendering turned in ' several cans of fet to ville for a few days. junior councillors for the summer. geatlng' tbe theme. "True Great- During the peak periods on week days tcUo, a native of Italy lived here Owing to a last* minute cancella­ no further message has come. Ziff, like Maj. Alexia de Sever­ 3aotde,ln West WilUngton. companies pay the price for this the at. -r^ in Manchester. Mrs. Sarah Smith, mother of nesi." The choir sang the anthem I Offices are so jammed with calls that important ^ar R ob^ Barrett of Yonkers, N. for a number o f ycirs before mov- tion, the colored boy who was to There is no. slightest doubt that sky, feels a giant sir force is vir­ SMQKE CAMELS. fi^tween 9 o.m. and 12 noon... between aalvage in accordance with the Liateaijig Post Notes Mn. Mary Wellea, of Avery street, "Glory In Going On." tually all that Is needed to win is visiting hla parents at their figu re a«t by the authorities. BoUonltes on duty at the Listen­ Ing-to Jamaica in 1920. She leaves have been entertained here every effort was spent In time and THEVlRE IXTRAMfLO messages, lore too often delayed. I 2 end 5 p.m... and between 7 and 9 p.m.) la the gueat of her daughter for h brother, Caesar De Pellegrini of Next Sabbath Rev. Gookell will talsphone colls to reach this miss- the war. “ Tlje geographical and BMnser home at Crystal Lake It is expected that quite a sum ing Post, Boltim Center; during through the Herold-Tribunfr Fresh a few weeks; She arrived last Fri­ Stafford Springs, another brother excluuigb pulpita with Rev. O’Neil Ihg link; curiosity os to the out­ strategic cohditiona under which don't moke any long distance colls ex­ fr ta r tit Mitering the U. 8. Navy^ of money will be realized by the the week end Included: 9-12, Mr. day. A ir plan, has been left without a AND THEY OONY and a sister in Italy, aevoro} nlecoa o t Tolload Federated church. come rather tempted not to try this war is to be fought,” he As a telephone user, you con help these urgent war Mia. Bugene A. Finance and hospital If local people continue and Mrs. Ernest Anderson; 11-1,' The Rev. Randall Chaplain place. Mra. Mosely, in charts of cept those related to the war effort or and nephews in Stafford SprlBga. TTie Coventry Fragment society any other avenue for the time be­ argu^ "together with the logis- > TIRE MY TASTE Mn.,Bernard A. Kelley are vaca- to refuse money for the salvage, Joseob Hsi/dley, Frank Boalo; 1-3, Mason, resigning minister of the tha local area, is onxloiia to 2nd a Mr. and Mrs. Georgs Wise have will meet T T iu ^ s y s t 2 p. in. in ing. Now one wonders if conven- ; tics involve^ automatically deliv­ coHs get through by yoUr thoughtful use of the tele­ which ore otherwise urgent. "“ ■ a g at Ckesccnt Beach. . Unllks other drives of thia kih^ il^ ord Loomis. Andrew Hutclfin- F in t Congregational church of .place for this child and w ill delay sold their six-room house and ttso. the Onuige halt in uinnscUon with Isncs wouldn’t bs somewhat more ers le&dership to sir power, with the monies will t u y In Manches­ isott; 3-5, Stuart W>ns, Kseney South Windsor, announced Sun­ making the cancellation to New car garage on Mapls street to Bart Red enss sawing. This mseting aptly served If the consultant in the existing surface forcta oa- phone. Be brief. Don't moke any unnecessary calls. 2 e Impress on all tho members of your ter and be >ised by a local instf- Hutchinson; 5-7, Lawrencs Lom­ day that he wiU move to K ey West, York for a dsy or two in Uis hops Fisher and hla father H orry Fisher is to hear reporta of the annual charge of'th a t section o f hospital signed auxUiory roles.” UWORTANf to STIAOV 3«O K I83t tUtiOR. bardi; 7-9, Hugo Broda, Frank Florida, when he will ^ minis­ of finding a family who will enter­ family the need for them to cut down both of High street. Mr. and Mra. Wise work were readily known and That Is a concept still open to Every such call ties up just as much telephone central Volpi. ter of a church and also be chap­ tain him for tbs two-wsek period. oummer festival. — Ora.—4iT)—r ! a. Wulf have ntoved to the Park house at Miaa Muriel Chose and Edward readily ayoilabls, at least to the argument. There Is no arguing .tb^ the length and tho number of local, colls. 235 Fader .4rreat lain for the soldiers s t that place. In order that he may not be dlsap- fact that ws do need air transport, office equipment as the most urgent war message — , i ' I Jtek Rudarmal aUppad up to MssMngs SasfSMdod Stafford Hollow which thay rs- fUlneault o f Worcheeter, Mazo., physicians who are known to cen­ Edward DsDosser, Scout Mas­ The pastor had pravloualy an­ potttted. Mrs. Mosely . may be that we are getting os much os at oantar punching cently -purchased and tbs Fishers spent the week end with Mr. and ter at the hospital. Bern, Switzerland, July 27.__UP) ter of the Boy Scout Troop No 94 nounced his intention o f preach­ reached by phone a t 1618-Wl. we con. and that w e’U get more if ond war caffs come first. V N CU SAM'S WAR CALLS MUST COME FIRSTS the force of a ing in North Carolina, but chang­ have moved to the Wlos house oa'. Tbs children ore expsetad to 4rrive Mrs. A. J. Vinton. Curious, Dispatchaz from Bucharest of Bolton annmmcos that meetings it’s humanly possible. . CAMELS 1 bia .eoat, lavatad ed his mind following a telephone Maple street. Judge and Mrs. Jos­ July SO. Hires lodol homes ore .Mr. and Mra.'Xavier Beouford ^ t o d today 235 persons havs o f the troop will bs suspended un­ - the bag coU from Florida Friday ovonlng. eph M. Ronolter sad family-have antsrtalniBg oas or mors, two and twin daughtara, sp«nt Sunday Editoris Note: The Red Orou, C O f f A r m s Mon oont to cooeentratlan campo til tlM fan moBtha Bo many of _____cutttag Ma band on a or have been confined to their As Sunday morning woa the moved to the Christopher AUsb btiag rhliisBs ehUdten. with Mends In Mj/stic, Conn. not the hospital, is in chorgs of . A lta r ayaapaiftlaing vrlth his the members

IMii" ■- ■f* e I—i, __ ■ I e i I ■ I ■ iiimi ^ i i i cause any able man can find other ously overcimfldent. Now we know est country on earth is not going but as a means of building In '4i the post-war wosld order. Nor though It may hurt a bit at first, more necessary work. that the enemy la a powerful evil. to guarantee' cucccaa. SERIAL STORY Defense Plans —Senator Taft Okie. very midst of destruction. AittrirfBtrr are we going to permit them to than borrowing ab the Vnost rea­ Plan to Form Warfare Takes Civilian Quotations: mt —Bab'il Hyman J. Schachtel. — Gov. Julian P. Hell of Wis­ —Dr. Ada Lqniea Oonatock. 3deld to new war-lords and begin sonable rate In the world. Texan Self-Appointed ------■> consin. dent of RadcUlfe College. Are Developed Pearl Harbor opened ojir eyes, The fact that we have never lost afniing for '.a new war. In the present situation, local I wish to record my oppMition Sttntiitg Hfral5 LUCKY PENNY Labor .Groitp but Tobruk haa put us on our toes. a war is not going to win this war I^ok forward now to' the days These are certain to be the taxpayers may aee their local mu­ Industry by Forelock to any appropriation for WPA be­ Before Tobruk w t wfita danger- The United States haa IS for Ul. America’s being the rich­ after the war, not only aa a tonic phones per 100 population. PUBUSHKU BT THB main items in Allied policy, if the nicipality borrowing money coFVRiaHT. ja a t. ‘Mayor’ of Airdrome ------BBRALO PRINTlNOsCO, BY (Gloria kaye N SA SERVICK INC. First Stations in It Btsitll StrtsK. war is won. The Atlantic Charter cheaply, and think they are'saving Third International Fed­ Manotitattr. Conn. money out of their own pockets. Concentration P'l a n Totm Are~Soon to Be THOMAS PBROUSON suggests most of them. But per­ eration to Compete Advice on Buying Oanaral Manaccr haps they need specific .formula- But they are In error. The money The Story: Wealthy Penny Kirk let my kid brother alone. I’ll kill More Savings Gives Boys Thumbs Up Leading Down New r Poandad Octobar I. Ull has relumed from Paris to “ redls- Marked Out. An unprecedented offering} m; Since we know that Nazi do­ they Save through this low rate them!" > With Older Units. *5 As They Start on Long Given Housewives i-over” herself In Klrktown, lora- ’’How'did It happen. Bill?" Jim’s Hoad; Effects Expected Publlahad Evary Bvanint Excapi te propaganda Is a gross dla- of Interest on their municipal bor­ tlnn of the great steel mills ^ e has 'B y The Aseoclated Preee Plane are being formulated by Bondaya and Holldaya Entared at voice was soothing. Chicago. July tJ-—(^ —Organi­ Seen Possible Hop to England; Hus tha #'oal Offica at Mancheatar, tortlM ^ f what would happen to rowing Is taken from them in the Inherited. The morning after her "The same old racket,”' Bill said, To Be Far-Reaching. local Defenee Council and Red zation of a third iatemat^nal Cross officials for tl)q designation Conp^ aa Second Claaa Mall Matter. GermanyiNichy not have the Allies additional income tax which haa arrival she sets out. Incognito, to aa If weary of ,'epeating it. "Cas­ - ___ Not Lost Ship Yet. Your coet of living heed ttot'rise tour the town. Hot and tired, she labor federation which a spokes­ of Manchester scboola as First Aid SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s ___ come to som^Nijjear and specific to be levied on them, aa Individ­ tro’s stooges were at the mill gate, man said- would compete with the By James Marlow and li you buy wisely. Ona Tear by Mall ...... tt.b d drops In at a restaurant, Is mis­ as iisual, on pay day. The kid Federal Economies Seen (Editor s Note; niers on William Pinkerton. 'The State Department of Agrl- stations with homes In the various I .TS statement of JurtNgjhat they would uals, In order to make up for The taken for a Job applicant, and American Federation of Labor and precincts as aub-atatlona. These Par Month by Mail . brother is a good lad. He means New York, July...-27.— (,Wlde curture and the State Defense •tncla Cooyf...... I .U3 tax the holders of these tax ex­ hired as a waitress. Five well- the Congress of Industrial Organi­ No More Than Merely will be destguated by Red (;*osa 37 STUDIO COUCHESi-DAVENPORT BEDS do to Germwiy, to HiGer, to the well. But—well, like the. other fel­ All know Mlclui«l Patrick Council provtde the following .In Dallvarad Ona Tear . .,..19.00 dressed men enter the restaurant, zations, was decided yesterday at World)—The war has taken Markers, these markers to be Nazis, to the German^p^ple 7 empt securities are excused from lows, he likes a good time. They a conference of independent labor Scratched at , Present. a j* n Eiierson. in this last formation to QoimecUcut consum- MEMBER OF and In a moment a fight starts. roped him Into a.'terooked dice ______o f . u series of five storiee for American civilian Industry by the era on the thrifty buys in local placed at the sub-etatloue ae. soon THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Why not tell the German^t^ople paying. The Illusion )of getting union representatives. game. He had a^ew drinks with Wide World and The Herald, forelock now. -- •tores. / aa possible In order to acquaint the ■ ’ . / ■ Tha Aaaoolatad Preaa la aacluatva- what Is going to happen to thi something for nothing it only an Penny Meets tSdltor Donald F. Cameron, of Milwau­ Washington, July 27—(iPi—De­ people with the location in their ty antltlad to tha uaa or rapubllca- the boys. Whert they finished, hla Don Whitehead . tells the The longer .the war, the more Meebf: Oomer beef, lamb flanks, .Uialon. when It applies to the Chapter III kee. said that the decision waa by spite appropriation'.alaahea total­ far-reaching will be the effect tn Immediate vicinity. tion of all nawa dlapatchea credited whatever It Is? Hitler himself ad­ pay was gone." leaders of more than a dozen Inde­ story of this amiable Texan.) cold^Cuts. tme firms making trol with a warden during an air sir Stafford Crlpper who a tik ^ Then they were all on their feet. lie organized at a national found­ will for the ignited States. Boaton. just and aevere and lasting peace, "Thanks. Jltn," said Bill. "I can ing convention here Oct. 2, 3 and 1943 appropriations amounted'to civilian gooda^^rtthelr conversion raid. Persons not doing this will I.Slugging with animal- ferocity, He sort of 'dropped in unan­ entirely tiyw ar 'output—and the Quota Nearly be asked if they wodld volunteer to by Simmons- bu reau of all his liberal belief and all take care of myaelf. If they know 4. $1,183,983,208 and loan authoriza­ MEMBER AUDIT but not the racial extermination they ignored tables and chairs In nounced on this remote outpost on be assigned to a First Aid Station circulations. future career on his effort to wbat’e good for them, they’d bet­ Describes Purpose' tions were cut by $130,000,000. the TransAtlantic ferry route, operation^t full capacity of those the Nazis are already practicing the melee that raged from one end firms left In the field. in their precinct. It was luggest- The Herald Printins Company, bring about^definite arrangements ter stay away from us. My brother A statement which Cameron said "The Budget Bureau haa worked looked the situation ovdr and pro­ /Filled Today among the peoples they have con­ of. the restaurant to the other, has the awellest wife and kid that,- diligently in reducing non-esaentlal ricentration In England fol­ ed that in contacting persons for "tfMi aaanmea no financial reaponal* for the freedom of India last win­ penny stepped aside Just In time was approved by the conference claimed himself the maj/or and lowed shortagea of raw material'i duty they epecify whether they PULLMAN Siuty for typocraphical arrora Apr quered? ever lived. I’m not going to stand described the purpose of . the pro­ expenditures and in pairing down president of the Chamber of Com­ I •aarinc In advartlaenoenia In tha ter. Is probably the best friend In­ aa her table was overturned, the by and see hie life messed up." budget recommendations," the re­ ..-and stocks of goods which caused would be available during the day, Manehaatar, Evanina Herald. So long as our peace alms for spaghetti, apillihg^ onto the floor in posed third labor party waa "to merce, of which he Is the olVly But Few More Volun­ dia has. , . Penny sensed, somehow, -that port of the (Committee on Reduc­ ^ many firms to operate at much night or both. Germany remain vague, the Nazl$ a tangled mess. Gut of the corner give independent unions the num­ member. . less than capacity, Ask for Activity ICondsy. July 27 His attitude, which was one of this was the longest speech Bill erical and financial strength nec­ tion of Non-Essential Federal Ex- Holds Important Position teers Are Needed Here will be free to' use their itew of her eye she sawXWetro lurch had ever made. With-set lips and I pendituras said. 48 Industries Affected Some First Aiders have felt In WHITE CROSS wanting India to . find - its way from hts kitchen screhnifing epl- essary to take their rightful place Officially,' the red-faced, blue- After a aUtyey of the plan In the past that there was not much strategy of terror against, their bitter eyes, he walked out. In the organized labor movement, Federal Agencies Cooperate ,eyed- Texan with a battered can-' As Blood Donors. TcD The German People safely to freedom, ha.s been com­ .theta in a tongue she coiudo’t un­ Jim Vickers pulled a sheet of A number of the Federal agen­ England, Eldridge Ha>’nee, pub- activity for them during a practice own people, and they will be able derstand and waving a meat Cleav­ including representation on various “ vas hat over his thinning hair, parable to that of many Ameri­ paper from an Jnner pocket, and cies Involved cooperated in paring ..lieher of Modem Industry, reports raid, and Henry R. Mallory, chair­ AND OTHER /MAKES Current Analyaia of Nari domct- to find plenty of ^ ammunition er high over his head. The governmental bodies, both state holds an Important position in the in the current Issue of the maga­ A few more volunteers are made a few notea. Deftly, Midge and national, and diatrtbution of expenses, the report said. man .of the Air Raid Precautions tie proparsnda reveals that it is cana, w-ho are Instinctively sym­ paid no attention to him. In a^ Royal Air Force Ferry Command. zine that the-se 46 Industries are needed to fill the local Red Cross Committee, suggested that each among extremist statements In 'liqured another steaming cup of fhfermation and atatietlcs on Abolition of the CCC produced a A plane seldom leaves the field eonosmed chiefly and primarily this country. A clear, specific pathetic to any struggle for free­ whirlwind of fiats—the black-shirt- coffee. wages, hours and o$^er conditions saving v>f . $238,960,000, the com­ operating under the British con- quota of fifty blood donors, it Chief First Aider, from time to ed steel worke- eeemed to be spin­ for the long hop to Elngland that centra tioh system: time, arrange Incident teats with Make youT llvinfir room more comfortable and and repetitlously isrlth one alm^^ atateh^nt of Allied peace plans dom, and who, therefore, have al­ ” By' the way, Jim,” ehe eald. of employment In v^riopa indus- mittee reported. Other major re­ he doesn’t see It off and give th was announced today by Mrs. sta.ving home this Summer will be more fun! ning like a top, no match for the "here’s in Item for your paper. trlos." ductions from last year’s figures Bedding, bicycles boots and. victims for the First Alders of tliat of friflhteninfl tha German for Gem aiw would, on the other so been great friends to India. boys a thumbs.up. shoes, braces, caepeta. and rugs, Marjorie Eldredge, executive-sec­ men he had attacked. Often hia Meet Penn^^.'Kellogg, our new The confesence. Cameron said, Included $540,000,000 off the Work their precincts. It was pointed out Add an extra guest room by selecting one of paopla inti^ a fanatical effort to hand, Inevitably cut down deep If Indian leaders sacrifice the flailing pimches reached . their "And I ain't loet a a ^ yet cartons and paper boxes, china retary of the Manchester Chapter. that it is impossible to hold First dlshcr-outer of fM d fit for a king. was called by Matthew Smith, na­ Projects Adniltilstratlon allotment, that I’ve given the old thumb." these dual-purpose pieces toda.v. One of a aacBpe defeat The German peo* friendship of Sir Stafford, and of mark, but now he waa weakening. tional secretary of the Mechanics clay, conduit tubes, corsets, cotton The Red Cross Mobile Unit will Aid incidents during a test raid due between the NAhlq and the Ger­ Penny, meet Jlni' yickers, editor, $195,731,208 fro'ha the Agriculture Mickey boaats. come here on August 12. and will kind only, and subject to prior sale. the many British leaders who Then, once more from libwhere. Educational Society of America, textile, cutlerj', hides and skins, to the fact that these test raids are pis, who are certainly aware of man people. It Is^^m glcal ami publisher and janitbf of the Kirk- Department appropriation, $5(5,- He greet! all vlsltora with a take the blood from 1:00 to 5:00 came that familiar tw-eed-suited town Courier. 'X and delegates represented work­ fountain pens, ga.s tubes, glass kept secret and In order to have tha crimes the Nasis have com­ essential war move. share his attitude toward India, 300,000 from Fedetal highway speech of welcodiie and presenta (one' type only), gloves, hat hoods p. m. A registered physician, reg­ figure, the broad shoulders Penny ers affiliated with independent projects, $56,985,000 frdm Interior victims for the First Aider# It mitted affalnat other natlona, are and the friendship of America, them with ^ key. to the city— (felt hats before being styled), istered nurses and nurses’ aide.s recognized. She wondered what Penny felt an unaccustomed unions. Department public works projects^ would be necessary to have plans now beinff made thoroughly aware they will be losing much. which he.^^romptly takes away hosiery and kiiitwear. Iron foun- ’ w1U accompany the uiilt, and fruit made In advance. Jim Vickers would d o.. ., blush flooding her cheeks. She and $33,148,000 from non-dSfense from thwn to be autographed. The How To Escape Income Tak . 'The leadership of Gandhi, whose driea, Jewelry, jute, lace, leather Juices will be served prior to the In summarizing the procedure of tha fact that theae other na- For a long moment, he hesitated. msnaged a.smile and a stammer. cunstructloiL name* Molotoff,. Franklin, D. extraction of the blood from each Then, taking In the situation with Jim Vickers rose gallantly, ex­ and Imitation leather, linoleum and for each Chief First Aider, the fol­ tiona would ba likely to seek ven­ Secretary Morgenthau'a num-, childlike Innocence apparently haa "In addition to the savings spe­ Rteaevelt, Jr., Col. Bill Donovan. floor cloth, niusical limtruments, individual and refreshments will a sharp, thoughtful glance, he tending his hand In greeting. She Small Fishing cifically indicated.” the report saii^. lowing step.s wel-e outlined: Elach geance, If the war should be lost ber one request of the Senate Fi­ no real Idea what kind of world Lord and Lady Halifax and others narrow fabrlca, paint and varnish, follow. Chief First Alder will be furnished plunged Into the fight with a thor­ enjoyed hie grin. "other lubstantial sunia will .Oe are thick on his Key. You are Inrited to contribute a They are being told tbat, if they nance Committee la that it stiff­ this is, is threatening to cost In­ ough flerceneei That thrilled Penny "Glad to know you. Penny, 'Jim paper;- pencils, photograplilc appa­ with a list of First Aiders in hie saved during the 1943 flscal“ ^ar. The Newfoundlanders still can’t ratus and supplies, pianos, pottery, pint of your blood to check our do loae tbla war, tbay can expect en the present tax bill by ending dia all such friendship, In a strange way she had no time said. "I’m sorry our Uttle jame Vessel Sunk such as those resulting from-the prcclhct; each Chief Firet. Aider figure out the shrewd', good-natur­ rayon, razor blades. Iron and eteel nation’s war deaths. Quickly, will be furnished 'with an Air Raid TUXEDO 4 9 ’75 no quarter, tbat they will be visit- the income tax exemption on state Because, In the words of Sir to analyze. spoiled your lunch. We don’t al­ 10 per cent reductions in travel ed Texan. 'They eee him hobnob easily, you may actually save the ways'play SO rough.” appropriations made in some of (Te-rolling)r rubber, saddlery and Warden's Map deacrlbing bounda­ •4. by a tarrihla ravenge, tbat they end municipal securltlee or bonda. Stafford, he le unprepared to wait Jim Vickers was a powerhouse with cooks, laborers, truck drivers harness, silk, sporting goods, steel' life of a civiliari defense disaster ries of each precinct. "I thought you did all right.” 30-Tbn Schooner 399th the supply bills." and the lowliest -of the workmen. wlU be made q slave nation, aa for freedom after the war, In action. He grappled with two ataeeta, tiles'.' toilet preparations, casualty. There is no danger, no Each Chief First Alder will con­ He provided a graphic example of the eleek-halred men and toased Penny approved, inwardly thank­ However, the Congress voted Five minutes later'' he’ll be chat­ Gandhi, with hie threat of a maee Victim of U-Boats in toys, umbrellas, woodworking and inconvenience. You can resume tact First Aiders in his precinct One of oirr most popular davenport-bed designs. Llgfit, grace­ they thsmaelvss are trying to of why this Is advisable, In the them halfway aCross the room as ful that he did not recognize her. $43,358,000 more than lafet year ting with a vtsitlng ahibasaador or .vour usual routine, return to 'It certainly was swell of you to wool. and determine the nuihber that make the other natlona of the Interest of fairness .of burden civil dleobedlence campaign, ta if they .were pebbles. Pietro, etlll for river'and harbor and flood con­ an English lord. To Select “Nucleus” Firms work, drive a car or perform any ful Tuxedo arms; button-trimmed back; burgundy textured come to BlU’e rMCut. He was get­ Western Atlantic. trol improvement, whereas the will volunteer for patrol duty and- world alava natlona. among the taxpayers of this coun­ willing to "Jeopardize the freedom aljoutlng Imprecatione that no one Know Most By First Name Nelson, Indicating what lies normal activity immediately upon for reporting at FI: at Aid Sta­ stripe upholstery. C0014 understand, returned to the ting the worst of It you know." committee had recommended sav­ Effarson came here only a few It la adnilltad tbat this terrorla- try. He took the ceee of one in­ and the whole cauee of the United ahead in this country, said the leaving the Legion Home, where tions; each Chief First Aider will fray 4trith a more practical weapon, 'Lota of good fellows like BUI By The Associated Press ing $27,835,000 by deferring such weeks ago, but already he knows - ■WPB would select "nucleus" firms the blood will be extracted. tie propaganda may ba very effcc- Natione.” The tineat craft yet to be sunk report the results of this inveetlga- dividual who has a total reported a skillet ^hlch he bounced with are getting the worst of It" Jim worte n.oft of tha people by their first to continue the manufacturing In No Ul ESecte •aid eoberly. "The ahowdown Ip by a'n Axis submarine—a 30-ton tion to Red Cross headquarters; tiva among the German people, income of $075,000,' ' of which ' "American, Chinese, India and marked audeees off the head of an­ names. If there ever is an election, an industry Wherever there 1s a A donor In good health suffers the precinct v/arden will then con­ coming soon." Jim went on to ex­ Canadian fishing schooner—was Mickey could win hands down. MAPLE 6 5 '° ° Simmons Maple .\rm Studio Divans Lawson Davenport-bed by Simmou even Including those who have IMS,000 came from this Individ­ Britieh eoldlers must not bs..eacii- other membeV..of the embattled labor eurplua aa in New York no ill effects. The body recuper­ tact the Chief First Aider and ar­ quintet plain that on pay day Castro’s disclosed last night as the 309th "These are right nice folks up ates from the amalj blood loss in a choice of three cover.'*.. .bur- with* new square shaped arms. Cov­ never supported the war enthual- ual’s holdings In state and local fleed In the gallant atruggle for G>ty: Wherever wasteful transpor­ range for the assignment of First Aa quickly ae the flght had be­ shills worked the mill gates. Allied or neutral war victim in the Doctor Tries . here," Mickey says, rattling a pair tation can be avoided; where pow­ within a few hours by dtawlng oq Solid maple frame Studio Divan with broad burgundy tapette or blue •stlcally. the liberty of the world," laid Sir Aidcr.s to patrol duty with their ered in burgundy striped r - The pAople who failed Igecurttlee.- gun It ended. Jim restrained the "They’re a trick bunch. The men western Atlantic as tabulated un- of battered dice. "TTiey don’t know er 'suppUee 'are adequate, and its ample reserves. There ia no comfortable arms; single rnotion converts it w p e t t e ------have money, burning a hole In plflciall^ by The Aaaociated Press. Air Raid Warde«e; official arm 5 5 - 0 0 upholstery-----^ to cheer Hitler’s victories as they Under the present law. with Stafford, “by a political party Irate Pietro and the ecowUng steel much about crap shootln' but they where \^ehouae focllitlea are not lowering of resistance to Infection bands will be supplied to First Aid­ into bed^' Smart blue tapette cover. ,, their pockets. Castro provides the The crew of 11, all of whom aur- sho' are eager to learn. And I’m were expected to may, neverthe- theae securltlee exempt from the maneuvering In India or any other worker by grasping their arina ^Chute Jump overcrowded. or other unfavorable reactions. ers In each precinct; (3:1,ef First flrnUy in his strong hands. The temptation and the ' suckers lose vlved the attack and rowed 100 Just the man, aa . mayor of this The Hartford County Blood Bank leas, turn to tha war effort with a Income tax, this individual would country. It ii the Interest of their pay.” nUles to an eastern Canadian port; As S' rule, although not Invari-' will be supplied with First five who had been iMaten brushed fall city, to teach my constituents ably. Nelson said small plants has complete equipment, an'l Two Only Simmons Studio-Divans greater will if they think some India that is at stake aa well aa "I can't understand that," said reported that the schooner, the .Ion Markers for use In lo- Simmons Lawson Davenport-Bed In pay a tax of approximately $243,- dirt from their trousers and glared Makes Unexpected Leap UiL old American pastime." would be kept in operation ae large everything is done In an expert established in their pre- with carved oak arm.s in new light barbaric slaughter la going to be that of China, Britain and the in impotent fury at their attack- Penny. "Don’t the men know Lucille M, o f Lockeport, N. S., had The Newfoundlanders gather manner. burgundy tapestry coyer. Looks just 000. begn shelled and peppered with ones were forced into war work. '-V' United SUtea.” ere, then picked up their crushed they’re being tricked?" After Being Fascinat­ 'around In droves to listen to The concentration plan will not If you are willing to sign up fo: modern color. Choice of blue or like a regulation Lawson sofa, yet it the price of their defeat But another Individual, posaeaa- machine-gun fire by an enemy hats, no longer white. "It’s hard to explain. Penny.” Mickey talk to the dice, and they apply to induitriee operating In this patriotic service, call Hca burgundy stTiped *^”'^* 2 ^ 7 5 hides a comfortable a “t p e\f\ Since this Is now the main cur­ Ing the same Income, but deriving In the meantime, Gandhi has Jim eald. "But the hunger for ex­ submarine off the 'Nova Scotia ed by Marines. see an old master In action—for You haven’t heard the end of this country at or near capacity, Red Cross headquarters, phon-. bed ------1 3 5 ' * ^ rent of Naxl propaganda to the It from sources other than tax addressed a meaaage to the Japa- citement and fun le Juet as gnaw­ coast.. the mayor has been known to .auch as steel, nor to Industries 6637, today. There Is a great nee. this, Vickers," one of the men said ing, Bometlmee, ae the hunger for The schooner, three of whose make five passes In s row. Police Courf^ Oerman people, the Important exempt securities, would pay neae. 'T o you," he writes, "I ap­ evenly, grimly. ".We’ll get you San Diego, Calif.. July il7.—ilP\‘ which have teen converted entirer for this donated blood, and thi food. Castro 'rune every place in crew were Injured, was the first —Lieut. WllUam F. Sch^eder, One Of Biggest Assess quaation 4a, what Is AUled policy $832,000 In tax. peal in tha name of humanity. yet!" Bitter anger was .written on ly to war production, auch as auto­ need is your opportunity to rende; town. The men. wander into one Canadian fishing veaael lost by en­ 20-year-old Rock Island, JM.', phy­ Mickey' le one of Jtbe Ferry Oom* mobiles. * great service, possibly to ii doing to counteract and defeat . . . .Though I feel no til will their bruised faces as they stalked emy action. Planche Dubola, 54. of 20 Flor-• There Is a vary elmple way of hia spots Juet to have some­ sician. le a full-fledged paratroop­ mand’e biggest assets at this re­ Paralleling the British system. member, of your family, nelghbc, against you, I dialtke intensively out. 108 Seamen Killed . " e strict, wa^'adjudged guilty this propaganda? than, to get out of paying an in­ thing different to do. Before they er today because he became eo mote spot, for he never loses bte Nelson said that where there la or fellow worker. Volunteer a pin', realize It they’v r had too much to A total of 108 aeamen was kill­ good humor and he has mads the l.'.lonlratlon^m To'.vn Court this The answer is that we are not your attack upon China. .... Midge and Pietro, suddenly ae fascinated watchlntf Marine chut- cothpensatlnn for firms cloied of your blood today. LAWSON come tax. Just buy state or city drink. If they don't gamble their ed and 548 paasengera and crew­ lata leap from their transport that state of Texas a legendary place '.-nlng beferfe Judge Raymond R. doing very much to defeat it and YoRxwUI be sadly disappointed If calm as though this were an every­ down, It should be paid by the Locaf Volunteers O', crs. She waa fined $5.00 and or toira bonds. pay away on Castro's crooked men rescued In 15 merchant ship he made a^ Unexpected Jump him­ peopled by daredevils whose ex­ firms permitted to continue opera­ The following persons have al­ doing a great deal to help it you believe that you would re­ day occurrence, surveyed the dam­ game*, they’re rolled for their sinkings announced last week. ploits are on the Paul Bu*.*an coats for the offense, airs. Dubois It m, of courts, the fact ' that age. self from only 800 feet. tions and should be limited to the ready signed up: Mrs. Esther Har- aloDf. ceive a willing welcome from In­ money." Sixty-one other persons were re­ Schibeder, acting flight surgeon aide. ' ivas ' arrested ' early yesterday STYLE many people with money to Invest duration of the concentratioa pro­ nin. 51 Llnmore Drive; Mrs. W. G. inorninq: at a house on Spencer The plain fact is that the Alllea dia:” "That was the beat day’s enter­ He looked up fit Penny, etudied ported miaslDg. ' at Camp Elliott was assigned to The mlck la a product of Brady, gram. Crawford, 23 Academy street; Gor­ have been trying to use this loop­ tainment I’ve had in a year," said the serious expreMlon on her ^ace, Of the victlme reported during take blood pressures .and pulse Texas, and a veteran of the First street In a helpless condition, wan- have not outlined just what they We can hear the horse-laughs don Fraser, 199 Woodland street: dei'ing aimlessly about. hole in the Income tax which It Midge. "I’d give a week’s salary and laughed auddenly. the Week of July 10-25, nine wefe-^ readings of Marine paratroopers World war. He got his start in Helen Bidwell, 272 Main street; 2 PC. CROUPS do Intend to do about Germany, in Tokyo. It is as friendly an In­ to see you do it over again." “ Gosh, Penny. It Isn't aa bad as U S. ships, two Britiab, one Rafia- about to jump and to obaerye aviation aa a parachute Jumper Stanley J. Schell of Lydall "9 responalble for the fine market Mrs. Theodore Filblg, 229 Oak street waa fined $5.00 and costa for Hitler, the Nazis, and the German vitation as barbaric conqiierorj "Sit down and have a cup of all that," he said. "Let's see' you mantan, one Swedish, one.,.-PoFtu- their general physical condltiona. and wing walker in the old barn­ street; Merton Kirby, 318 Eaet that has been -existing for state gueae and one Norwegian.' Intoxication. - Schell waa found 6 9 5 0 people, if the war le won. Instead, have ever received. It is -easy to coffee, boya" Pietro Invited smUe again. I like your dimples." Just Followed Last Man storming days. He's twice a mem­ M anchester Middle Turnpike; David S. Kohn, and local bonds. Of course it’s "They’ve had it coming to them Involuntarily, Penny complied. Eight of theae attacks occurred "A s the men Jumped, one after ber of the Cateiplllar club—men 148 Barber street; Walter T. Gor- drunk on Woodland atreet, x near there Is all kinds of discussion. think of the Lavals and the Quis- "You’re a stranger here and It's off the U. S. east coast, graveyard who have Jumped from planes to Doane atreet about midnight Fri­ 89°° cheap for local governments to for a long time. Here. Penny. Take another In quick succesaion, I fell skl, 11 Charlotte etreet;' Mrs. Leon Some believe Hitler end the Nasis llnge as traitors, for they never care of the boyr. Don’t worry itbout my civic duty to show you the of 162 ahips since Pearl Harbor; into what now seems like a hyp­ save their llvee. In The War Trebbe, 275 Oakland etreet: Mrs. day and waa arrested by Officer borrow, when there’s an Income A.rthur Seymour. should alone be held to blame. wore the ascetic and sanctimoni­ the tablet. WeTl fix them." ■IghU," Jim volunteered. "How five In the Caribbean made that notic trance, and an instant after Billed aa Great Daredevil Marguerite Jonee. 104 Weaf Cen­ Simmons Studio-Divan, tax exemption wTSpped up in He was with Gate's Flying Gir'O Howard L. Tlirveeon, 46, of Davenport bed 'In exactly a.* shown ous robes of a Gandhi. But the about a guided tour of Klrktown ?” area’s war total 137, while on each the last man leaped, I Just follow­ All First Alders In Precinct No. ter street; Mrs. Glenn Csrier, Tal- Others believe It Is the whole Get- Both Jim and the eteel worker off Canada and in the Giilf of cus, billed ss Disvolo, the world's Bloomfield received auspended modernized Lawson above, with Law.son' type arms. Choice of every bond. 'i nursed sore knuckles as Penny Penny hesitated. Jiip’s Invita­ ed him out. ' ' 7 are urged to. be present at a cottvllle; Mrs. Cora RItchls, 20 Buy War Bonds! man people which must be' Indict­ free world is being compelled' - to tion was tempting, but dangerous Mexico brought those waters’ re­ greatest daredevil. Oark street; Alice, Wilson, 38 Judgment for intoxication last style with matching blue or burgundy damask covers. But It’s only surplus- and idle served them with Jiande that etlU “ At an altitude of about 600 ■'Shucks," Mickey says, reck­ meeting at the- Manchester Green ed for Its acceptance of such lead­ readjust its estimate o f Gandhi, to the’plan she bad been outlining spective war tolls to 4Q and 36. No feet I pulled the ripcord. A shroud "1 School Wednesday July 29 at 7:30 Spruce street; Mrs. Emily Schaef­ night on Tolland Turnpike. Hla lounge chair. Choice wealth which can be devoted to shook. on 1 got to believin’ the stuff my­ employer in Bloomfield spoke for ership, for Its ^chronic surrender and It is beginning to recognise in her mind. Pefiny Kellogg lm.4' new einkinge were reported in line spilt the canopy and decreased p.' m. er. 20 Flower etreet; Mrs. Mar­ of two burgundy such bond purchases. Income "W bat’e the etory, Bill?” Jim waitress* uniform might ^mean South American waters, leaving self. But a little woman cured me. jorie Fischer, 224 School etreetr him and said that he would see to barbarism. Remedy after rem­ him, too, ae a traitor to. hie own asked quietly. Bill took a long its effectiveness. It was a hard It was like this; and a blu9 (iamask nothing to Jim. Would hs recog­ that figure at 23. Mrs. Edward Brosnan, ChSir- Mrs. Evelyn Helm, 23 Bprdee that he keeps clear of Manchestw. edy la proposed. Some Impossible which la earned in business, or In cause.' drag on hia clgarSt before he an­ landing. bJt I wasn’t ' hurt." I'wss married at the time, hav­ nise her as tbs Penny Klfk he had Schroeder won't have to hold' ihan bf Surgical Dressings with street; Mrs. Herman LomoW, 23 George Laduc, 29, of Andove^ cover. Idealists, no doubt, would start salary. In dividends, income which swered. in’ some trouble, and I went up to Summit street; Mrs. finisabeth charged with operating''# car with known In Paris If hs spent sn aft­ his Navy hat and sun glasses make a Jump knowln’ my wife wae Mrs. Elmer Rice and Mrs. Harry comes from constructive use of "You've probably heard It a hun­ ernoon with ber? ' Pants Curb Irks Sweet will 'attend the Red Cross Stone, 3 1-2 Walnut etreet; Mrs. defective brakes, waa found guilty feeding the Nazli themselves beef­ when he .makes his next jump. going to raise Cain when I got and fined $5.00 and costa. Stopped Studio Divan with carved “ knuckle” Smart Lawson Davenport-Bed by Pullman. money, has to b« subject to the dred times, Jim. My brother ^ e t "Come on,^’ bb urged. *Tm harm- He b8s a regulation outfit now. Surgical Dreuing Class being held Joseph Sharp, 26 Delmont etreet; steak the moment fighting ceeaed. his pay again this week. C u tro’e down. There waa about 6,000 peo­ Mrs. Sadie Noren, 147 North Main for defective Ilghu on Main street arms, finished in mahogany. Figured XeM' two-cushion model with square shaped full Income tax. leee.” Yale Freshmen ple on the ground watching me. in Stafford Springs at the Jonneon And eome Impossible barbarians men cleaned Mm good and proper. "Well—" Penny wanted to go, Memorial Hospital Tuesday and street; Chester O. Koeak, J13 at Bralnard Place by Officer burgundy tapestry cov- QO arms. Sits like a real davenport. Just aa Well, there's the gross Inequali­ Manhattan "When I was cornin’ down. I in our midst would start a cold­ He didn’t have enough money left admitting to herself that ' she’d Laundries Face Wednesday of this week. After North School street; Mrs. Cathe­ Harold V. Heffron, the ’ officer comfortable aa a bed! Beige | ty among taxpayers, the contrast i By George Tucker New Haven. July 27.—(;P)—Yale looked S t the crowd and I said rine Mitchell, 80 Hanford Road; found both brake systems of his blooded extermination ‘ o f ' ths for bus fare. I'm going to get been a little lonely,. Maybe It was to myeelf, 'Mickey, them people completing the two day course figured tapestry ------| y -tA J those guys," BUI « threatened, freshmen protested today against they will be In a positioii ^ In­ Raynlbnd T. Schaller, 218 Parker car nearly useless. / whole Oerman people the moment between those who have to pay worth a chance. . , ' think you are .a great daredevil, a New York — Max Gordon, who clenching his fist "If they don’t / (To B« Conttnned) a rule forbidding them - to enter Federal Action struct others and with volunteers street; Mre. William 'Thorpe, 103 The case of Leo Harkine, charg­ .the German army laid down lU their full tax'and those who can their dining hall while clad In man without fear. You ain’t afraid (Jedar street; and William TTiorpe, ed with Intoxication on Juna 4, has been courting nervous break­ of man nor beast, but down there to help, we will be able to atibt arms. use this great loophole. That, In "safari pants” —troOsers cut just the dressings sa soon as Head^ 103 Cedar street. . waa continued to August 10 In Two-piece Chippendale Davenport-Bed downs, iQ, these many years by Boaton. July 27.-r-<;P)^Aaaertlng is a little old 100 pound woman order that the arresting ofilcer, Lawson Davenport Bed; look.s like a Croup with davenport and matching lounge ’The current Nazi propaganda Itself, is argument enough for the become a producer. anyway. You above the. knM—a campus fad this that some New England laundries qusHers receives the quota for hitching his dough to unpre­ summer. who's got you scared half to Edmund F. Dwyer, now on.vaca­ re