HATUICDAT, AUGXJIT 11, IM S . The Weather t A G B TWELVE Manchester Evening Herald ATfitago Dsily OrfiulathMi Fe'sseasff of U. S. Weathsr Bamno For Iba Moatb of 4alr> privileges by carving Initials on fusion that comes from having the little devila and hee'd attentloa at Partly doody toniglit aad Tues­ th^^setteesj and ,on pne bench at other three classes in. school when hopie. -'Not once, haa the' group WS JtZPBBSKNT THE STRONGBST 8 ,8 9 0 day; widsly scattered thuader- they are trying tb 16am their way been reprimanded for thslr actlona showers Trisaday afternoon; eoo- About Town le i^ .a portion of the wood had Member of the Audit itaaed sram and bamM. Heard 4 long Main Street lloen pried oft. Near anotb.prwas about. this season to our knowledge. The HtOCK AND DIYnMOOi ^a halfplat bt;own' whiskey bottle "I undqratand that thla is done youngsters will continue to "nlae Bureau of ClrculatloBa in some outer High schobls and. I the devir until sotnethjag is donp.' PATDNI hester— A City o f ViUage Charm bapt Jamea Hamilton, of P7 And on Some of Mvncliester’s Side Streets, Too and at another bench the broken aisO'understand tha^ some colleges Oardon atreet. wh '.'• patch of watermelons. They art lOied the Veterans* hospital at right now it wchild seem absolute So a group of good strong can­ furniture has been mutilated and. Rocky Hin for observation; One such case occurred ih town coming along fast. . \ ■ \ JmL _ ' , 'u. ‘ ly certain that the Chief of Police didates for the Board of Selectmen this week, or rather should say so on. They also ;say that when '.‘How are you Sble to protect you try to get to the bottom of rvtlrement' woiild become ,, auto- may be expected because on them Hartford, for It was a fee-hungry, melons with all the kids In Selectman Jack M. Gordon 'is to matiesduring the regime of the depends a lot of things. Th'eie the question you find that the taxi driver from that cl^ i this neighborhood? " we aaked, Recreation set-up Is a 'mlxljd up he the gneat of honor at a dinner next Board of Selectmen. The might come a real upheaval— as took the- travelers /two men, for ^ thtreS a reason for that. to he given hy a large party of hla police departpisnt has been more though someone had. dropped a mess. They Intend to get to the Seek Fleet Location friands at the Vflla Louisa tonight. * th. •** ^bat patch la In the gar- bottom of It, find out who Is re­ or leas a stumbling block ip town' p^ltlcal atomic bomb right In the At Hartford they ™f^e the mis- Elieabeth Hennet, prin- . ^— ± - He was recently married. ^ affairs. It seems that there has center./of the town. take of of the city cab sponsible and thfin go after the responsible party or parties. never been a' year, foi^^the past man the way to Manchester Cen-1 ‘‘ ...... Ross -Unable " to Tell two decades but w h ^ an effort man ine ^ ^Isk of being ■o-s.. ' Docks and Submarine Army Tells ^ Yesterday was not.V.T-^Day nut W ill O ffer Await Signal Radio Report |f Another Ultima­ was made to get a member of the a, lot of local men took advanlas^e them■ as. T t „ go by bus aa by anything from^hat “ Our weekly gagstcr Is back on Pens Attacked Aft­ Board of Potice.,yCommlsaloners Of the war-end rumors and had taXl and hi would take them to ! Barden. the job after, a ahorl vacation. He tum May Be Sent to Who would **do jKwething.' one drink too many. This is a fact their destination for -five dollars. says that he met a woman with eo er Planes Turned Spreads Joy; A bou t Rise CEDAR Selectmen w sm * elected often/ as after hearing the newscast The summer playground season N ew Farm Oh Producing Enemy; Hirohito. Re« The men jumped In and to no time is nearly over and baseball fans much money that she could afford times with-a yltw towards getting earlier in the morning, we lour at all it seemed to them they were to wear shoes, without her toes Back by Heavy Weath- them to eh^ge the Police Com are thankful >for that. At the MONDAY, AUGUST 13 ceives Foreign- Minis* neyed around town to hear the in Manchester. The taxi driver sticking ont. Found Falsi^ - O f M issle POLES mission, ^ a t still goes on. and townsfolk reactions.' Am usual the West side evenings, a group of —A. Non. ■ ^ from Tokyo Area; Plan Soon Civilian Goods set them out at Depot Square, ool- rowdies seem to take great pleas­ _____ ter at Imperial Pah dothes PolM FaMe Posta under Uiy circumstances should tavemi and grills were crowded. lected'Wa fare and drove off. *S^iqae Damags’ Is Ad- AahM Hamavai be more/pronounced than ever this It reached a peak shortly after ure in annoying baseball fans' qt- IN THE SOUTHWEST SECTION ace; No Details of Aa the men told their story and practic'ally every Twilight Lsagu^ United Press President 160-Page Repofi Dis­ Driveways HepalFed ML noon when no less than 20 men aaked bystanders -to.- direct them m itt^ by Japs as South Dakota Editor Will URveil Programs Purpose Given Ont The^ police manual by which the came out of one establishment to the address they, gave, exprse- game this season. A ll S tr e e ts W e s t o f M ain S tre e t, FBiiigi JHiei C en ter South j Offers Reward for Con­ closes • Discovery of local department Is supposed to "under the weather.” Certainly The kids roam the outfield and Fresh Sailed Nuts ..Result of Air Attacks Says Congress WiU To Put Millions of ber^vemed forbids the members sions of indignatlmi cams from all play has to be stopped. They en­ and South of West Center Street. F. Fitzgerald these and many more local men sides. Ths eroastown bus headsd Lncal Agency fov Get ^ Legistati^ Em­ War Workers Rapidly viction of ’ Persons Neptunium and Plu­ Washington, Aug: 13.—(ff) TBLBPBONV: 8*lf1T the Police department from celebrated the war's end In ad­ gage In lighted match fights,-they Double, Kay Brand < uklng part In politics. But each toward the Canter was pointed fight with one another, they take - Bulletin I tonium in S^urch — American bombera ham­ vance and from another angle it out to them, and. the trip that bodying His/Program In Peacetime Jobs Sending ^False Flash ASHES REMOVED fall there Is a pretty definite kind is probably the beginning of a pride to throwing soda boHles Arthnr Orng Stores Guain, Aug. 13.— mered at Tokyo’s iiroot door pf whispering campaign during good toot with the war’s and in Miould have coat them two tokms aro'und. One bottle last Thurs­ 845 Mate 8L Tel. 8806 apiece totaled $2.50 and a token ntiral Halsey’s Third fleet, New York, Aug. 13.—OTH^erm- Washington, Aug. 18.—(A)—tt \y while the Japanese dsl- sight day evening landed a few feet Wsahlngton, Aug. IS.-^fi*)—W. BuIIetiiil each. ■ lilasted the Yokohama dock* mature victory eeiebrations, waa only a pinhead sized speck, Qver a decisioB whether fro.ip the pla3ring field and, broke R. Ronald, editor of The Daily .Re­ ~ Waehtngton, Aug. 15—(A*) but its potentialities were so Into several pieces. T h e lad who and submarine pens in a re­ springing from radio broadcast'of to 8urren(]er now on Allied We understand that a local Used A note came to us ' this' week public a^'Mitchell, S. D., said to­ —With the end of the war In great Uncle Sam bet .$2,000,00Q,- 2 car dea.ter got aomewhat of a sur­ tossed the bottle’ ran off. Fortu­ sumption of the assault on eight, fresldent Truman turn­ an erroneous United Press ne'ws 000' an atomlq bomb could be terms or continue a suicidal from' a lilgh school student. It day lefiuilatlon embodying his plan prise when he wdnt to Investigate nately no one Was injured. Japan today and stood alert ed attention, today to the Ha­ flash that Japan had accepted war. The White House an- / waan’t'Wtgned so' we coyldn’t get Several nights previoua a boy for a new farm program will be in­ built. an automobtl$-'ne had heard waa any. more information than' the SIMONIZING one last, desperate a e ^ troduced after Congress lecon- tton’s top peafeetlmo problem Allied surrender terms,' swept Ttiis- atotjr of thle spectacular nounced that no rpply ha(l for sale. It-'seema that he had minding t(ia own buslnesa and rid­ —reconvenlon. Ia a move across the Uqited States, and Can-. speck, a etuff called plutonium, been received at 10:46 a. .m., to­ PAYERS heard that a fellow up Manchester note canled. We pass it on for ing his bicyCIe home was attac*ked The Body Shop Method banzai charge which the To­ venes. ; what conalderation the school au­ The program is designed, he "said, which appeared In the direc-. ad- last night and awoke briefly waa tolo by the War departihent day to Saturday’# four-power dlo« Green W y had a 1938 to sell to thorities may give It, It reads as by a band-of rowies. They gave kyo radio implied already had tiba of consolidating post-war fublicant echoes' In Central Ameri­ in a week-end' report oh the rise tate that Japan could kc|^ aa em­ The Ta lyers Association o f Manchester the hipest 'bidder, or whatever the youpgster quite a licking, the SOEIMteNE & FLAGG, Ine. 'to make available to the fanner plans, espehit on the head. The kids are ^ s^ A U C E COFRAN blUzcr William H. Darts, War Prime Minister Mackenzie King look It over If he cared to. He be­ vision of the Triple' A for a com- Lalmr Board Chairman George G. Rosa told a newa conference “it TCRSDAY, AUG. 14TH . . gan looking.lt over. He started to the same way I do. ’ (Known As Queen Alice) Guapa, Aug, 13.—SAVE TIN,CANS Death Threats American econotny toward a goal that the formal reply to Japan’s , 4 Kooms and S udnlBlied $-Room Single, good condi­ most peculiar..summer, and even if mar jhtfT pens • a^ter being height of 20,000 feet—(Navy radiotelephoto from Guam via NEA tele­ The UP described - the flai^ as conditional '’^render offer ot tion. ^Tice $6,500. ..— ------of unprecedont^ civilian produc­ npstalrs. Nlbe locatton. All the tomatoes and com are alow to turned back by heavy weath­ tion. ! photo.) ■ , ■ ^“of mysterious oidgln” and. said Most Critical day was not.imelvcd until today. poBveniences. On bus line. OLTl^WOOD STREET— ripen, not for years has there been er from the Tokyo area. Aaepclat- Sent to Them The signal, due wheA Japan that while it moved under a Wash­ I ■ Emperor Hirohito received Japa- ington dateline, it "was not trans­ Prfep $1,500 Down. 5-Rooni Bongalow. Priieo a season when sveryhtlng looked cd Prea# War Oq|ireapondent quitq also wUI serve to unveil pro­ neae Foreign Minister Togo at tha Richard K. O’Malley with the grams for putting mllHona of re­ mitted by the Washington bureau $6,800. Terms Arraaged. \ so fresh and green. Crossing Cen-’ FUNERAL of the United Press.’’ .. Three Specific and Re­ imperial palace this morning, Otb' HTDSON STM ET— ter Park yesterday We were con­ fleet reported Mx enemy plane#, Payem Opens Supreme leased war workers in peacetime other enemy broadcast said, but ae BOCHVni W Orchard 8L— attempting sneak attack#, .were Jobe aa rapidly as possible and for Japs Report Vast Hugh Balllle, United Press pres­ scious of the beauty of the greena- 2.T MaiR;^irecl. ident, offered $5,006 reward *or lated Problems Top details as to its purpose were $-Famlly Flat, 5 rooms < $-Booib Single. Price $5300. Ward, the shrube and the trees. shot down by carrier plane#. Attempt to Save- Pe- gradual lifting of rationing and given. In nice neighborhood. PhoBo 52119 Jdri^ Offers These other'wartime restrictions. ^ Information leading to the Identifl- (Jiallengf to Govern* $1,000 Dosrn. I^e fiagrpole blown ddwn some Jape Admit Damage cation and conviction of the per­ Suffer Invasion Jlttere *' $8,000. 'time'ago, is In place again and tain from French Fir­ Expected quickly, too, are plans ROCKVILLE—High Street— “ A Tokyo broadcast, eecorded by son who transmitted the false ment. Industry, Labor. Still another broadcast indicat­ palbtWi and everything in ship H ouses ">■- N ow -A yailab lel the FCC, admitted •’■ome dam­ ing .SquaH, Today that'may provide for easing of Red Push to Split flash. ed the Japanese were suffering In­ AN OPERATINO / v. 8 Houses eonslstliig of i shape. age” wa# cauied by 800 carrier- stringent wage controls and outline vasion jitters. Domei, JapalneM spartmciits. Good rental la- . the scope of price controls in the The u p told Its s.ubscrlbers that ^(Erneet B. VaccarC, Asso­ GAS STA’n O N / People leveling through at the baaed planes attacking the Kanto the Federal Bureau of Iitvsstlga- news agetifey, quoted “ military ob- come. $6;500; $1,000 Dowa. Center get'a glimpse of our beau­ FENDER AND district of east O n tral Honshu. Paris, Aug. 13;— ; (A*) ‘— Jurors immediate poet-war period. ciated Press reporter who aen^ra” aa viewing renewed And 4-StaU Bt^k Building DOVER ROAD— MAIN STREET. ^ tion and ,the. Federal Communica­ ‘‘covered’’ H|wry 8. Truman doing a good hasiooe- Located EASB.HAR’TFORD — .Tqllaad tiful park and’ our wide main BODYWORK The attack, the Japalbme said, hearing final defense pleas Ih the ' Homefront Outlook Manchuria F orces tions Gomipission had been asked streets (Blast Center and Main •-Room Stogie. Ftnmiaee. MANCHESTER— lasted 12 hour# and 17 planes were treason trial of Marshal Petain dis* In the meantime, this is the as. chairman, of the Senate’s (Oonttaiied on Page Eight) In a nice section of town. Street- to ascertain'who had ’’cut In on 14^ Inveetigattng committee, Price' $30,000. Approxlmately from .the Center South) and It SOLIMBNE & FLAGG Baaehient laundry. Corner lot. S-Family HoasC. 1st floor • shot down and 35 damaged. * closed today that nearly all 24 of homefntot'"outlook as the war ap- the 'UP’s wire to disseminate ,alse 3-Famll.v, all conveidencee. BOLTON . ’ Exceptionally well landacaped. jpears to be nearing the end; ' a vice presideattal candi- $8,000 Down. Price $6.»00. ' creates a favorable Impression. rooms aad fireplaces 3nd fiooi Possibility, of a Japanese aerial Information." u ' ' The Ideal situation of -the Park, INC- $87.50 per month after teason- them had again received - letters Rationing—Elimination of gaso­ ! Roscow Reports Gains Although the long-awaited -re­ '^ate, as vice president and, dt4 Oeatat SL Tel. 8101 5 rooms and fireplace; Srd bahzi aqpault against the fleet'was Giving Relief S-Family Dwelling. 'Two 5r to the Onter of the town, with its nble down payment. 'floor 4 rooms. OU heat voiced by sotne offlcert, O'Malley thieatening death to ' any' who line. fuel on and ^Ure programs Toward Harbin and port of the W^ria end *Was killed since AprH 13, aa piesIdeBt;--. 'STREET— robms, one l-rnnni. $5,500, walks in all directions, inakea ' it throughout. aaid. bemnsa of persistent at­ voted to condemn the.aged sol­ within a few days 'to six weeks quickly by UP, snd thd major ra­ write# here of Mr. Truman’s OAKLAND STREET— after V-J pay; gasoline may be re­ ; \1ewsydf‘po#t-war America.) ^4>ltIloofn Single. Priee $4,500; ■ -i ■ ^ 4-Room Stogie, 3 additional 6-Room Single, one an'flalali- hama docks and - submarines- to for some time because of, cohtinu- larious celebrations ' that lasted GLASTONBURY — Grova tloh to tricycles or baby carriages, Boagrht and Sold'' , . ’ fended wh.h "death to Jews” and loir military requirements. ace -Port of Seishin Eiaenbower told a prea# confer­ $500 Down; and many a young mother takes rooms partly finlahed. Shower, ed- Storm windows .and pens abfblmoda to the south along for an hour or more in some cit­ (Confinued en Page Eight) ence'" today Qeneraliaaliair Stalto Street— laundry trays. $43.00 monthly Sagaml w y , were hit hard. Consumer/Oooda^Volunie pro­ S-Room Slagle. Prion $5,500. advantage of its cool breezes to A. G. McCROHON. „ screrina. Shower, laundry tritys. (OonMnnad oa Itoge^ Eight) Heated Arguments Fail ies. had aaid things during, their aortal after reasonable down, pay­ Awnings. terrace. Merchant Veasela Attacked duction 'before thq end of tills year, London, . Aug. 13.— (IPy— Enthusiasm Finally Olmhipd FLORENCE STREET— ait on the settees while the little Phone 6619 particularly of knch small Itema as meeting here which convinoed him SOUTH COVENTRY,— Wall ones sleep; grandmothers.in charge ment. V.C, ♦ An excellent I Numerous merchant vessels and Tokyo .reported today a vast To Bring Solution on A White House denial that . Soviet Rhssla> paramount deali* T-Famlly Dnplex, 4 rooms luggers were attacked. -Retumlng toasters, irons and other home ap­ Street— of youngsters while their mothers SUNDAY, AUG. 12ti. pliances. A t least 5(^,000 passen- new Soviet offensive in Man­ Persons Unwilling to Japanese surrender had been re­ Cermah Jews was to be frirnda with the United each. Price $5,400. $800 8-Famlly Flat, 8 rooms each. OLENWOOD STREET-r" flier# siald thq only two air fields States and.her people. He said bd Down. j are at.work, betake them to the 5 and 5 Dnplex, Lot 106«^ SO. MAIN STREET— 15Soldi(jprs gei cars, . 'double ” the number churia which threatened to ceive^ follovtingjthe UP’S , kill by Price $7,000. $ 1 ,^ Down. park 'for room Jo play In the fresh inland on Honshu not shrouded by Return ta Homes about-’ai) hour, finally dimmed the was unable to disclose details of CLOSED ALL^DAY MONDAY. 350. Hot air beaL ...'^Room Single, all Imprave-j fog were Kiryu and Nagano. Theqe 'planned originally, are expected. cut off posfiibly a half million air. A REMINDER! ■W. ,1 mdlts except -fnmace heat Refrigeratora and - washing ma- enthusiasm of victory-greeters. Still Suffer the "meeting, bu.t., he was rtsilily COVENTRY IJUIE— were worked over with early esti­ impressed. Elsenho'wer declared be R ir c h s t r e e t — One S-Room Famished Cot­ in our stroll through the park EAST CENTER ST,— Lot tOSxm fL KKday occu- Na^ Victims chinea.Also are likely to be in good Japanese troops in China and London, Aug.'" 13—(A*)—Ameri In the short’ interval' between mates listing scores of planes de­ the false flash and its final denial, had not halted his troops at the Z-Family Dwelling, $ rooms tage $3,500. yesterday we found some things When Yon Need Mora Beaattfal 'fi-Room Single, 4 pisney. Owner moving. PrlcH stroyed or daroagedrtn the ground. euDniy .Ute this year. ‘ split an estimated 1,500,000 can, British .ai(d Russian represen­ each. Price $8,000. $1,000 that didn’t please us, instances 'bedroOma. large .deepUig porob $5300. Prjice and rent centals—DUe to Finding Difficulty in Elbe or anywhere (4*0 hist spring cine 4-Rodm FurnlsheiL, C«t- Fire • Theft • .AntoinoMlfi 1- . Returning said the enemy enejny forces oh’ the Asiatic tatives failed to agree today it a because the Red,Army or Stalin. Down. ^ where people abused the park and aanporeh. t-d ir garngb- Executed in Flagrant COontlnned on Page Two) tage. $S,'»00. or FumHorfi.. (ConfiBued on Page Two) mainland into two ' massive closed session of the third tJNRRA Obtaining Adequate | requested It. on beat—'Lorga lol OAKLAND STREET— (bonttnnod on Page ISIgtit) pockets. T h e r e was no immedi­ WELLS STREET- COVE.NTRV— Violation of Xules of conference on the question of giv­ 4-Boom Single. Hot air beat. ate Soviet confirmation of 'the Food and Jobs Now Byrnesr* Given .Medal 1..1 - ! iSmall 4-Room House, SS INSURANCE WALKER STREET— Tokyo report, which originated at ing international . relief to dis­ 4-Famll.v,’'4 rooms each ten­ acres of land. $3,000. BaUt In 1043.. Warfare by ' Gefmatifi placed persons^ unwilling or unable K ill’s Air Talk U'aslilngton, Aug. IS—(A^)— For Washing Machine* 4-RoOm single, a p m for 3 command headquarters of th* hla servlcee as war moblUzatloa di­ ement. Price $8,000. Terms addlttonal rooms U patalrs.' .•t ’ Big JProBleiiils to w^urn. home; . ■ . Berlin, AuJ. i —(A>-^ermany’s Echo 'Road-r-4-R—^ftS diana turned out to celebrate In- TTie, Berlin city administration war." '■ 4-Rooro Single, avallahleS Hartford, Aug. Royal created-a movement for ai^ng the • of land. Vegetable and Sower MARSHAL ROAD^ space for two upstairs, Their hands had been tied behind War job almost finished, Congipm the atreeta o'f cities from coast to . nrdens seen eared for. Large fi-Roon|..Slnglc. tone unfinish­ K. Peterson, 31, condemned to . die their backs and their ahoqa had “victims of Fascism" and institut­ Sav^" Woman From Drowning :■ SPRUCE STREET— Buy Or Seil heati hot wrater. Screens andj] aomeUme this week for the mur­ today faoed the challenging task of coast last night after hearing, the 5-room boose wtth sll modem Hospital ed. Storm whidows and been atoleh. levfeling of( the bumps C^the road familiar voice of their prime min­ ed .coUectloha on their-.behalf. But, Miftord. Ang- 18.— designs and rngravlngs have been on official announcement by Presi­ Wm. F. Johnson Pboae. Write ar Call On Job that makes your dothes, kook like new. time of his trial to May and first til their grave was found. the thniT there will be nothing of dent IVuman that Jmpan bad anr- not recoghi-od,. (Sermon Jewa arc paaeengera, aa Army A v To Be PIfieed oa Trial 8oe» major import to vote On before tl^ T h e order hilta work on the completed. treated aa Germans, nqt aa dis­ lieutMMukt and a Btrilder^-- BesI Estst* JARVIS REALTY CO. ' appeal in June before the B< boolri pending outcome of peace Both books bad been set up to renderied. An erroneoua United The ALLEN of Pardons Since then, their bodies nave latter part of September; Press flash was accepted by Ca- placed persona which they rertly airport, ediclala i Rsal Rstats InaaraSM — Blortgages The sudden setting of Japan’s negotiations. If Japan,, quits the last from -10 to. 15 irkHitha. When wem Ideatllled by i Brothers lAaira Bxtsnded been exhumed and taken to ah plans for -distriliutien of the books mtoian radio officials aa authentic, are . . . *'* JohnaoR-BidIt BoMfis InMiranee A|^ncy ffi ALCXAMflEB 8TRBCT PHONEa 4118 AND 7f7Sl Seaman ■ Peterson, in Hartford American military cemetery^. Sev­ Bun and the atark necessity of do­ atop order will become'permanent. Displaced persons are able to Um m 'm tam r ’ftd action was taken, it waa ex­ were announced-late in July, OPA and the record was.put.nn. ALLEN REALTY COMPANY D ry Q e y e r t , Weekdays aad Sundays on emergency-leave from' Navy eral of the Oermanx - responsible ing something to esse the transi­ .Rut Hatenera w en not told that obtain somewhat tetter rations ter ef ms, WNn^'g,J . BROAD STREOT tion from war. to spproscWng plained because there . are auifl- said “it look! cs if (they) w!» be lUataiS RMBvaaeA laetania Martfafes Anaaged AR Lbrna mf taaaidain BUUJD W ITH JARVIS'FOR ABCURITYI duty, for the specific purpose of for the atrocity, already have been DM SdS MAIN STREET TEIJBraONE 81M TELEPHONE 7426 *8$ MADi VnUBET 9.1 WELLS STREET cient stamps in books jiow in use needed at^’lrtui througliout mbit aalRio.AKbtl < to carry through to about the first of next yeaa.“ Ih fo 9 m t « IC’yWaiifld (OaattwNC aa Fago Twol (OsirttaMd rni|« Two|. ■ I-:-. /: v r .-- .-Ctp*- . ’'V ■ M0NDAY, AUGUST ■7 wAWfTHEaTBJi m t v e n i n o H e r a l d . MANcnEtBsriE!*, c o n h « '■V ■■ •■ V MAXNC»ltEBTl5K EVENING HERAI.. East river, and In the har­ tions which Kaye been bubbllna^ J By James M arlo^/ 2 to 4 p’cloclf. under the auspices man«lc, USNR. Wife, Mrs. Mary. Held in Roekville cials estimate a t . least 6.000.1)00 36 Trembnt Street, 8, master H.’ Olin Graht-'atat^'that nounces fqr the United Sta The Girls Softball team will use Thi.s Will Be In Effect ReKiirdlesa.of the Day Peace bor* of Loa Angeles. San Francis­ liiie a restrained volcano fog, mofw ^ ’ashihgt.pn, Aug. 13.—(4'’)—Em­ •filassachu-se of the-Red Cross Nutrition-com­ Albonizio. 48 Shlppan avenue, ,h. „.,d « th. Sr'v"! S- With Japan Iji Declared. — co, Portland, Me./ Honolulu and than fbpr yeai-s, roared Hilo.,,.the ployment—or unemployment — the problems Involved ta/movlng mittee, which should He of great whole 259 teaiialtiea for August. Stamford. Rockville. Aug. IS.— (Special) tonight. S%p Diego. - this mail are more cmnplex than interest to those families renting DeJon, Robert Vl’endeli, Hospital They make no prediction how long 'open with air the fu ryof an atom­ lill become the No. 1 problem , Meats, ,ts. Etc. 13, 1945, of 'ihe U. S. Naval Forcea —.fTmrch Servlcea, a parade and In the Recreation I^oague th^e . Big, good-humored crowd-V gath­ ic bomb lart night whin the Un)t- ever before. He outUded th.c fact lockers in freezers '"or having apprentice 2c, USNR. Mother,. It will be before these workers.can Book Foui red ■ scamps Q2 (Navy,-. Marine Co’rpsi and C'oaat are Rockville's are two games ^.chediileH. Tuesday ered ip the city hall courtyard at ed Press- reported erroneously Ihcre at home with war’s e n i that transportatldn facilities this home freezers. Mr*. Matilda Barbara DeJo'n, ,a mass Aieetlng are, Rockviiie a Ccntrlil AC willSnlay the be absorbed in.i ivlti.an production. , through U; ^ood th'rough Aug. Guard 5'’nbt, heretofore released on Travel Troop demobllliation Is Philadelphia. 'Portland, Ore., that the Japanete, had acoeptei| This is the explanation of it. year are reiaily critical,- More and ' A movie, ta color; “ Frozen Rockland Park, Short Beach. planthe observance of v-J ; ^ Qaipble team in^ga^ne General .-Welfare Center will 31; ough Z2 good through more mail la going.to the Pacific •Navy Department casualty Hats, expected to prevent lifting of re Boston and otfie'f cltiea. In Wash- the surrender terms. Of the United - Foods," will be shown.'and there Falletti. Patrick Wiliiam,' Jr., have' a meeting Wednesday eve­ 'First of all, tliere is a thing Sejlt A- through' E l good and from the/Standpoint of parcels '^onalstlng of 14 dead. ^55 .wound­ dallf^hen It arrives.- ’ 1 ■ | postponed bacuiuse of rain', a»d on strlctions for at least 60 days. I Nations, touchlifg iijff Crtebratlona leaned the labor force. This doesn t' will be an exhibit of the Various Pvt. USMCR. Wife. Mra. Ruth P, About Town ning'at 7 ti clock at thr Schoci , , i throi Ocji:'^31; F l through K1 deposited on the Atlantic Seaboard ed. 5 missing, and 85 changes of ^ v : Patrick J. Mahone#, pa's- Thursday night these All agencies with a part In n - n , „ „ z t j .\ ' in aopie pl-icea the HJte of which Imean the total number ,of people types ofnackaging available. Mrs. Fallett'i, 17,Bolton itfeet. Hart­ meet .again. As these teams atroet^Rec. Election of officers w'll gO( through Nov. 30. it means a long haul across the na­ atatui,’'''6f which ,82 arc changes 7 " ' ,uV, converaion'have been told b y the' ; tut dispersed quietly, upon''- denial i had not beqn seen alitue th* end Ihbldlng Jobs.- Marion E Dskin. Extension Nu­ ford. ' ■ ’ tor of St. Bernard’s church, states William D. Sullivan, Waters take place :it th .< mcclmg and * but dispersed . 1’ roces^ed Foods » , tion fo r trans-shipment______to the far- tritionist, the University of Con­ from musBing - to dead. 'These league leaders, U .. M House’to say nothing about full attendnnee 1s hoped for. "''•"nder report. j'of. World War I. I It means' all the people holding, Slavinskl, Leonard Walter. Pvt., that If the news la r^elved dur- tlV game will be, '\their plans until P resident Truman tender. Third Cla.ss, is one of, LIO Book Four blue stamps Y2, Z2 flung Islands of the Pacific. While necticut, wiH talk on packaging, casualties bring the total rteorted ntass of In the grammar schdol . league 1 Navy vel^ahs aboard the IJ. S. R. A philanthropic bar-keeper in i , Jin \Vfltei bury and Hartford. Ljobs or wanting jobs. If * ^ ja h d A l through■ C 'l good ■ through■■ " these parcels must-, deposited UCMCR. Wife. Mrs. Justine A. ing the night, a high Tn *h,. irrsmmar schOol league i word. AniL.nt) one knew .y. : parUcularly, ear-si lrtling denion- snd there wilt be a demonstration to next of kin and released for the,.Columbiana will play the F.aat HaniblefcTh, a destroyer-mine- Hose Compary No:'-S of' the ^ Battle Oeek, Mich.. ha^> poured Hon people had Aug. 31; D1 through H I good between Sept. 15, and ..Oct. 15. the of the proper ijAnner for prepar­ Slavlnaki, 18! Center street, Meri­ thanksgiving and prayers for the 'whether that woutd >sot Square. Rearchllghta flashed acrou''The gated in Exchange place to wel- In order fo clarify Just what the, Leroy Elliott has challenged a I ing taken tp trim ' drastically the skies of Miami and Charleston,'S. increase in'” the, size of the labor through. Aug.. 31 for pounds. and the condition shownoffer­ Shepherd, William Albert, Tor- ■that If the news la -received dur- . comliined team from the Rockville conie what they had been led lo force. During the war year* it term "Overseas" signified,' the ing; samples to the audiehc^ rpedonisth's mate 2c, USN. (Previ­ T h e Red Sea is 1.200 milea ldng tag the day, there will be but ope Lions Club for current $48,000,000,000 annUsI Richard. Arnold Dougan, 18. of Miaa Margaret Spellman of Ma- C. The Waterteiry, Conn., ''Demi- believe was the end o'f the' war. Next stamp valid Sept.-^ 1. *■ Post Office Department stateslchst rate of munidons production. Oyer pie atreet, MiaS Margaret Fitz- locrat" and the Vancouver, B. C., I took a big leap. . AH persons in town, or ta the ously report*^ missing.)’ Wife, and is almost ta a straight line. service at night at 7:30 p. m. J contest which Is expected to be 231 School Atreet. la nearing com- Retrarted Within Four Minutes As worker* left their jobs ftir y. Shoe* it means personnel of our armed the (ycek-end the Navy halt!^-eahle to hand print addresj had. ‘Jfhen, returning home with civic and fifhtemal orgahl*aUons ■■ a/ ' ecta. ^ ___ ' - New Farm I was too late. The lid had been people Will go back- Into retire­ directly on - wrappers. Address office Money Order. Many places / ivV - escort, the U.S..S. Witter., in - the •- !W.pf Tire La '.liin- get’ full peacetime production un-! pay tribute to Fred H. ■'tV'ilpon, a the war program. “'"• ..v , packed "in boxes qf mcjal-'(voOd, presented when thte* articles are ■ Stephen E. Keteham, son of Mr. ment listeners ■were told that the der_____ way. -1,- , -' j : m em ^ri of ihe iho PPost w t whowhti died ves- ye.s-fning aWelght-o’clock sbaip. Will Kw'elve “ Must’’ Rating "Inasmuclf as in the last' two size of the demonstration and it* ts Tribune-DemocCat. He was Born and Mrs. John Keteham. of 69 VeT- years before this war '.agriculture In the boom year of 1929 the solid fibei'board. or rtrong, double- registered. Foodstuffs or candy 17 peace report' was fal.se. but many There ha* been- no actual call. spirit loomed Urge, city and town in Rocky Fiird,- Ind.. • ' ' . ; non avenue, whd)rec'ently received War Manpower ooiomission o f-; 1#'’'^’*^ yeterans ^Hospital was $6,000,000,000 short of parity, American labor force waa 48 mil­ faced .corrugated fiberboard. test- cartnot b* registered In such pack­ remaiiicd puzzlpd. still, jihaw.are ficials have ,aiu3 it is "anybody’s ] In Newihgtoji.^ ^ . '^ h cre will be a meeting of the Its date depends wi the progress police were not alerted. lion. About one million of that ing nfdeast 200 pounds. Boxes ages. Mall for Navy, Marihes, that the prime mlrilater’s words to' — ,, I exebdiMve committee of the Wash- cqmmitteire can make ta the next tl)ia promised poat-war floor may should wrapped with heavy pa- Coast Guard may be registered costsUir government aa ipuch as number waa .unemployed. Thia Granite Goes .%stray COLUMBIA — DBCCA — VICTOR,— CAPITOL • they had heard we.fe recorded. It |rw.r'‘; U T r f "Into’ r - ‘ —consumer'' Cabt.Capt. James .HsmUton,>Hamilton. ' of 87 ingtoti Social club at the rlubhouse three weeks on a five-point pro­ I perhaps is a normal figure for per and tied by four separate .and insured' Mall for Merchant TIN IS STILL NEEDED waa some time before they were . however Garden street, veteran rf World n't 8-o’clock tonight. The club’s gram that will receive ’’must’’ , $4,000,000,000 injiubaidlies unless a pieces of stjong cord, two length­ Marine oannot be registered ot in­ goods Job*. They ex]pec price support, program is put 'Into I unemployment because/it includes given the full explanation. / *lonr before; War T I and— • ,i-’— World1.J War ™ H, ho. has ‘•"- en- Iannual'outing will be held at the rating when the, members return, j Omaha, Nepr.-- f/Fi'— Anyone wise, and. two crosswise. Sealing sured. 1 ’. thst fall will be well al effect and one that would remoiJ^e I-people wtto 1i1|ve quit one Job-to who has seen, t-wo'stray carloads DON’T LET UP— SAVE TIN CANS, Celebratloaa Started / the upsvard surge of * Joblesanei * ‘ tored the U. S. Veterans Hospital Manohester Rod and Gun club tt i No one on Capitol hill denies; I look fbr ehother and people who flaps with gummed tape ia not sat­ Greeting Cards: Greeting cards POTTERTOH'S . at Newington for obse/'’.’s,tlon. tjiis liability." granite should get in touch HospitalizaHon Meanwhile the celebtatlons were i.’eek Saturdiiy.. Ticket.* niay K ' that the. job ahead will be difficult. | [fo r wtee reason ckn’t Keep a job.* isfactory. Cdntenta should be for soldiers qveraeas must be seal-’ can be. reversed. purchased at the club. The dead The one thing—"essential for the with Omaha's street commission­ At The Center 5.19-541 Main Street on and -could not be stopped. A. Ronald ^aid tjje ultimate aim is iBcrease of 17 Million cushioned in the box with crushed ed. Po8tait:e lS,3c per ounce dr frac­ Open Thursday Until 9.P. M. Ctodsd Saturday At S:S0 P. IL Whistles of ships in the harbor Anderson-She* Auxii'sry .will Tine for purehas'e-of' the tickets is 'War efrdlirt’’—thaUpromOted a sem-1 to provide, net return prices to er. Harry Truatin. Tlie granite, paper. Toilet articles, abap and tion. The thlrdflass rate of 1 I-2c Insuronce meet tomorrow evening al 8:30 at NOW PLAYING But In 1945 the labor force had at Halifax ahrieked. The streets Thursday night. ' \ blance of harmony during the last i farmerk hlgh^ than parity^ '^ 1 *. increased by, 17 million. I t was 66 crushed for use on street resurfaj;* hard candies should be wrapped may be utilized on unsealed greet­ $8.00 to $6.00 dsily benefits of the capital.'-Ottawa, were filled, Police Quarters the V.F.W. Home. Manchester 'four years probably will be but an , he added, a-ould permit employ­ Ing projects, recently was shipped separately. Sedt candle# not ac­ ing cards other \jhan to AimiV— Green. The officers kfe asked W million. Thie,included, 12 million with cheering throngs almost Im­ A t the amAikl outing of mem- histpric phrase next month! i ment of 3,000,000 additional per­ in the armed fibres and 53 million from Spencer, S. D., but nobody ceptable. Razo'rs'a'nd knives must however,, for ' lafe'ty dt- is reconre for. hospital room and •wear their uniform. Bers and guests of Miantonomah Many legisiator* fear that “ poli- J mediately • -Church bells tolled Gets Hot Water sona on the farms. in civilian Joba. , 'dtn'owa where it is* and repair of have edges and points protected. board. May be had with in many Ontario cities and towns Tribe of Red Men snd' the Red tic* as usual’’ will be the slogan in one of Omaha’s busiest thorough­ Address on Parcel :”ShouId be in Congress from now on, espeeially “ It will be a self-financing, farX ■ (The 53 million 'Uicluded those In Winnipeg a siren atop a dally Men’s Social club yesterday held (folks who had come but of retlre- fares' is’teeihg held up until the ink or typewritten. Sales **Dpa or special benefits $5.00 to a ; the Villa Louisa in Bolton 328 | with congressional elections corn- mer-implemented, farmer-under-^ stores must not be used as address' newspaper whfrrAd out. "K ’ pre* written, and fanner-administered tin t 1 ment, housewives^ who had come granite Is found. ‘ e i T Y O u i $100 extra. Includes oper­ arranged victory signal, and cele- After nearly 50 years, hot water chicken stad spaghetti dinners were ' tag next year. uuLLm m p auisH W*RII'lCK*flUI OM out of the kitchen) and sc.hwlchil- is to be provided at the Hall of AMERICA BATS , sen-ed, Will Add More "Points’* of Chva program eliminating regimenla*- lARiNtoAlbl ating room, ambulance, branta Jammed the street*. A dren.)$ v ' ' ^ neijvspaper extra appear,ed .ln Van^ "Records building, now used as the IN TWO WARS .. ' ’’ .'V To the five-point program oul- tlen and taking the government Shoppers are.' reminded that all lined by Senate Majority I-eader; out of the farming business,” he n Q'CUX^ OQDRAeE” , 'fhe peacetime Armed forcea X-ray,'medicine, laboratory, coliver, on the Pacific coast-. , < police station and court room. moat probably won’t exceed ^ 1-2 Like New > ' . The decision to install the fys- Stores Ifi -town: affiliated with the i'Barkley (Ky.) after a 'feonfersnee | said; • 4 0 ARTH UR^ maternity, anesthesia, Rovydyliuji marked the cClebra- million: That leaves 9 1-2 million eOMfllTIH tlnns in Ttalifax and in Ottawa. tem was reached by the Police Merchants’ division of the Cham­ I test Saturday with'President Tiu- j -t j ,, bill wlU provide for the 'W£D.-THURS.-FRI.*SAT. M«M A-2A 845 Mala StrbeXl 00 Although charge* for William Commissioner* some weeks ago fOQAY*S ber of Commerce will be closed all man. individual member undoubt- j ^ n u o n of Triple A aubsldies going out o r tee armed services \ 2-Piece Living Room drugs and bandages. Ages In Halifax, big east coart. pert Mmlet. 'Thrm*! LovAThrUU'. snd back into civilian life to look 'Home .where V-E daj^waa marked\by and-the contract for the work was POSUIAHON day this week Wednesday. Store tedly win add a dozen, or more ; ^ billion doUai* a tto80. ^ for Joba. P. (Jluish service are nioilerate, large-scale rioting^ a mob '-rt- let last month to Jhe Iocrt_hr«nch, oyTiers and employers will^be ob- ’points” of their own.'In many year for four years before thia Suites—In Bosic'CoVer are the seed* of some first-class But—only 53 million peopl* are The Taj^payers Association o f’Manejiester For Information tempted to storm Jthe liquor atoge of the Hartford Ga* Company. seri’ing the annpal "Merchants’ war period and will jiropose a sav­ The work waa held up because of Day." congressional fights. lin civilian Jobs now. ^ it looks \ ; A0. WORK GUARANTEED^ ' - r the highest professional stahil- ’ which had been looted at the be^ ing. in the.l)epartment of Agri^l- l as if 9 1-2 million more would be ^ * Will^Meet at the ' 2 2 5 l l b « S t WRITE BOX 648, ginning of the V-E disturbances. m»ctrtty'4n getting the .30-gallon I f congressional leadgre have ture of .$400,000,000 or $500,(KJ0-,- MANCHESTER tan’* uaed'to heat the water. ■ their way, top calendar spot will I looking for CiVUian Jobs " AMERICAN LEGION HALL \ Large Selection ofTabrics — prompt Delivery “ p h B M i MANCHESTER In the capital mobs of'*yDutha 000 a year.” 1 That jsn’t right. Some of that ards are reflecleoint* cover: ' Actress aad Husbaad. Part Jobh or wanting Jobs. That’a a la- ]. . ,/‘KKY HIGH PRICES’* FOR USED CARS ^ bor forte increased by 11 mllllpn' At the Oak Grill TOOAY'S : tecfinlpians fifth gride: Fub Employasent Proposals Nd Individual dr Dealer Can Pay Ufote 8000 Joseph M. Farrell, 338 King’* Hollywood. Aug- 13—(A^— Film I over boom-year 1929. i So-called full employment pro Unemployment IncresMlng . We Buy All Makes, Models and Types of Cars Harry R. RylHiide,r ti.day w».s Highway west. Southport, Conn. posala to provide Jobs for '60,()00, Actress Elta RaiiiM has announced and TnKka Regar^ess df Year or Condition Liberty J. Tremonte, 19 West Meanwhile unemployment I* in-f ■ i i granted g permit to, build an addi­ 000 people through cooperation «f| through her studio; t ^ t ah# and I creasing About 1,400.000 persons tion and change Ihe'Hrioht of the ; End..^venue, Westport, Conn. labor, - management and govern-J K e n n ^ Trout have? aepamted. 4-DR. Sedans | 1981 1988 1 toss 1 1949: 1041 1 1942 1 ment f Trout has Just been released from I now are unemployed. ] block located op th* south sidete^^ j Mlllipns w ill',be thrown out^ of ■ '^PLYMOUTH. ! $360 8410 8510 8695 86901*81085 : Reorganization of the executive | the Army " Air Force* where he S T t - ^ i M P T NR S Oak strtet known as the_. Ojnk \ I Jobs by w a rX and. Particularly; FOKD 8355 $445 J i s w i $ lio “ ' 8000 1 81080 i .Grill. ,The permit '1* for $2,506. | branch Of government by merging served aa a major. He and Mira TODAY AND TUZSDAY L i^ ts Installeil ^ I workers In. shipyards and airplane: ■“CHEVHOLlCT "ISfiS'i 841F 8580 fillfi ~ $ B 8 r r 81080“ AT LAST! Tlie change* call for an addition i or consolldatiniriMllUl zrencics and ton- * R»lrtcff wer®’ mwTlwl A u f. 11. 1 plants which can’t convert to oth- i on the west endtvJBf the bulldtag ] riaua with overlhpplng or non- 1943. The actreaa did- not dla- PAClOtRD - ' 7$5S5 8610 8820 “ iT025 H i s s 7111080 ' close any plans for a divorce ac- er production. i ■— ,WATER|PROOF which lajo be twofstories.high and At tlie Honor Roll vltal functiona. A p ^ tlcal fight le Add to them those others; mil­ 43AnnXAC ^ ' 8616 8690 $1140 81145 $3130 1 82080 1 tion. arrangemrtit. made for another en- [ almost certata to develop, over lions, who will be temporarily out CHRYSLER "$519 '•$fil5 l'«$825 81115 81408 1 81060 |. trance to the upper part which is ; Uiia. ^ Regret Beading Signs of Jobs while their-plant* convert "isS sI l i i s $855 81180 F81S10 i 81S'90 1 to be made into an apartment. - [ Lights .to Ulumlnate Manches- Streanuinipg of the surplus | (from .tear to peacetime output BATHING . The entire front of the bnildtag I property dls^aal program, with I "OlDhMDSElin 8410 ~j®5^r 816$ 81010 nili^l"M4iB5 1 i ter’a Honcili’ Roll were erected this Miramar, O i l l f . -(80 — Marine You’re going to see one grand is also to be changed and a' new I morning by Johnson *" Brothers. Bubstiti'.tion of one-man control' . d o d g e "$545 $6851r r f M ■81050T812B1 rtc. Cnarles K. Miller. Jr, M. of I milling around. . kitchen added $♦.the. grill., I Three small' lights, mounted about for the existing three-man , au- Yet for tela country to hkve' ■"'STPoHEIKES" $440 $8fi0 'n iT »9 8095 81298'1781*4851 —DetecUvea _ : ■ ''' ■ ■ pan Wor^, were flying fast be­ I f those (aren’t enough problems they stopped to rcad .slgna erected jax Moore and K.' A. Bowles, fas- But thece’s one thing that isn’t short and that * ^ha fore aq omier arrived Vriljh - London, Aug. IS— (80—171# lic«- to 'keOp^ Ckmgrssa busy fair Intd' srhlle they had been In the cave HALE-MANNING-HINDS -H fnated by the sight of an aged SP e S i ; dltfJFER - smiles and friendly atmosphere of gMuint good faDwr- news thatX'Ruaaia had obliged, cow ' radio, quoting dispatchas the winter, there are many otheij area, rbe signs aaid; “M te«l! vegro named Ughtnln’ aa he sack­ YeO your car to na note aad w ell pu^ ym top high eaah prtoe out!” Cn-Hlt: *MOLLY AND ship fit ' • I^llUng, ta Maka Swap from Belgra^e^. amid today that in the offing. They deal with such ed agga in a grocerv here today iininediately. IN ADDITION, you can oae your ear for yoRr Marshal Tito had. tf tlmated 'Yugo­ things aa: WKh MONTY (MOOUJEV •r!:?a: "Do you know bow many vacatiqa or the next 80 daya ndteout charge. slav war damage at one billion Tw relief, a . servicemen'* bo- Doer KlUs BatUeenak* .'.gga in a dozen?” Llghtnln’ '« ld ICE CREAM HasUnga Neb.—(A!l — Church d e, ;) dollar*. The broadcast said Tito, liua, termlnstton 'of th* dratt law, PLUS i HR. OF SHORTS! he didn't. "Then how do you know' aervicea war* over when a woman (JoiVui*. Waah.—(BV-A wheteer you’re putting I I or 19 MILK SHERBETS diffidently approached tha uahdra addressing the Yugoslav Aasambly oompulaory . pcaeatiiM, military POPULAB aClEKCB-XAaPBK ^ TOO CAN ALWAYS OtPlND ON training, 'labor coatroU,' raduotlon raUlesnake lay on th* thrasiiold ta yi* sack?" HANSEN’S of National U ber^on declared hU — UNUSUAL OCDUPA'nONS ;,iN C . srlth a i>iM|ueat,that her contribu­ of the national debt, veterans’ r«- when . Mrs. B. O. Rosenberg " I er Iobsm. He added that nroduotkm • and use of the power he said a gust, of wind apparent- more egg a.” this smand already , ‘.had been newly-dlacovared with > develop-ily had slaijimed a scibto door AND A SPlMtl^ R E^! ^ placed before the AlUed powera DKBit of tha atomic bomb, ishut an th* -iRpJie’s head. wafiF r tV I tf MANM'HESTKR K.VkiNINGlHeiKAi,l». m a w ITONM MONDAY, A U G U ST 13, 1918 M^NCT#.RTER EVF.VING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, 'M0NDAY..1^UGUST iS. 1945 —r — White loses". .li.iiivHrdi.V AVhaf It Means M'fiftiitji. •' ^ Jlipun Cycloton of Pjre-W'ar The 11.aid of iioiloi was gown^,-,. ^Loiiey Worked ^ ip blue and white brocaded taffeta. ' Fenders For ’ She’cat rled an-.anrl bouquet of pink A m eite, A Great Nation, United In Sjii^it At Oak Ridge loses. Mlsa Murawski was attired ^Donoffio-Monson ’ in powder blue .silk Jersey and Detroit-Along with the dlffl-O Front fenders.. uuV*’® taffeta, with full skirt of net over culties of getting lU 1940 model hand, hkv* been fair j^ientlfiil. Miss H^lcn Marie Moiison. the taffeta. Miss Fiedormicls wore automobilea Into asaembly-llne They, are ” functi^al beqwse it liocal Man Did Nol (Jahghtei of Mrs. Elia C- Monson, a gown of similar style except-that production-the car Industry Is] woittd be virtually ImposaH^ to Know What ^.Was to of 58 Wells street, became the it wa* In pltk. Both bridesmaids struggling with the related prob- anchor headlights on an autpmo- Purpose And Believing In Justice bridt' of Nicholas Hertr3t«pf'nofno. caiTled arm boliqueta of plnkv ^ lem of rebuilding Ita stock piles bile without them, -\ Be Made Theec -son of .Mrs. Cathcriho Donofrio, of chrysanjhemums. of replacement parts. It’s no small TTiere are many'other n,on-func> 123 Band street./Hartford. Satur­ 'rae m other; of the bride wor^ task. ^ ybnal parts like radiator grilles, day morning ^ 10 o'clock. The James Lonefc of Manchester, an afternoon dress of- blue, snd In normal timea the various au­ bumper guards and trimming that single ring ceremony was perform­ white crepe, and the bridegroom’s tomobile manufacturers maintain are obtainable only by atrlppins &iriocracy Has Proven To The World> was among the S n t to be emploj - ed >bO<'Rcv./-Prederick McLean, in mother, purple crepe. Both wore stocks of replacement parts for wrecked vehicles, but the shortggilR •d In the e^ectlon^^f the atomic tJih rectowf of St. James’s church, gardenia cor4ages and s.saisted In cars built 10 to 15, years ago. The of rear fenders probably has been Miss rfances Felice, of Eldridge receiving' at a reeepttoii_.f‘J'' up­ siippjy of parts for the older :ars keenest. bomb plant at O ah^ldgc.X o*^ street, was maid of honor *nd was revealed today. wards of 1.50 giie.sts In'-the after-' Is not very large, of course, be­ Uncertainties regarding celling Wllliam'.Donofrio' of Haitford. was noon at 'Victory ' hall. Colwav cause relatively few of the »930 prices oh parts, either aa replace­ Three yeani ago last ^ te r Mr. be.st^man for his brother. street. The decorations were ned, and 1935 models-still are on 'he ments or for the new cars, also at A Powder For Good She Cpuld Become XiOney was selectetf by the Stone The bride wore a white Palm while and blue iTcpe paper 'p' x highway. may have had some effect A Webster Company, to' g \ t o a -When leaving wftn the hridp- It is for the immediate pre-war replenishing of the _ new project at Ggh Ridge. He groom fof a wedding.trip of undis­ models that-the Industry ppw is piles. As in- the case of 1946 closed destlnaUo/i. the bride wore trying to build up the stock of re­ model passenger ca^.-pfices have one of the foremen on the job a rei. dress smT’tWiUe accessories placement parts. yet to be fixed for pifW. The parts wiu necessary for hint to drive During., the war the manufac­ miles each day t6,.a,nd from mo The-bride attended East Hart? makers currenUjK are operating ford High school and graduated turers wefe permitted to make under a March; 1942, price celling work. ■' from the State Trade school. She only functional parts, and-these In and have)>i!en seeking a readjust­ Xioney did not know -what the la proprietor of the Charmore restricted volume. A little more ment bythe project was and each morning Beauty Shoppe on _JV>f St. Maurice place with the Big Four—the Her arm bouquet was of yellow the British arrhy. They are part' An extraordinary case of brain Ads ST# scceptsd over the tsler bomb’s tlae, how much it costa, of the garrison of St. Helepa, the Mrs., Leontine Heatley, ; 332‘Lydall Members of the Laddies of St. Unlte,d States. Britain, Russia and phone et the CHARO* BATS five* how it ia dropped or what sets off gladioli and blue lace flowers. street. ■ Maurice attended mass at the St. Chlpa’—-In administering UNRRA’a, Injury was recorded in Egypt Jn sbovg'es a convenience to sdveitleert. Mrs. Oswald E. Voung. hunt of island 1.200 miles off the African 1798.' ’ During*the battle of the the cxplhaiop. coast, where Napojion died in ex­ Discharged today: Peter Meads. Maurice Chapel on-^unday In a pbllty. but the CASH RATES wlU be e ee ^ t- But it did say that: the bride, due to the illness of the Pittsburgh, Pa.; William Xohnaon, body and received^ tommunion. The move shunted aside, at Nile, a captain gave an drder to *d ee rO LL PATMBNT If paid et the bride’s mother, assisted the bridal ile. and there )J|„n6 certainty 'Ihere bis men and waa struck on the bueineee office on o. before the eeventb I Building -min.ute rush; for *tiijpllejj, ence a t the Y.M.C.A. from'2-4. ca rd PRrty the aclentisU are qware of the when the cut was announced. ’’appaUlng" possibilities of their 8 Prospect Place, New Haven. Friday—Well baby_ conference Mr*. Keeney Hutchinkdn will, newly found weapion. Thdt’s the Cortn. „ ^ at the hoapital yllnic froin,2-4.. hold a card pasty a t her home on reason for the report, th^y .said. street' -Cleaner -Finds ...... III CTarke rotd on Wednesday eve­ Now It’a up to the American peo­ Ongh-DuchesflY j. The Job Just a Cume Confusion on Naiqe ning and the proceed* will he used ple. who with the 'British ahd Ca­ Luton. "England— — Harold to -finance one of the booths at Miss Evelyn Marie Duchesne, Kln^Slli q»Ut hts job as street- j New Haven—i/P)— The agenda; the coming Grange Fair to be held nadians are corowners of the se­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. cret, to .. decide what should be cleaner because he wa* "sick of I o t the Board of Aldermen called "iSept. 15. The public ia cordially Duchesne, of 182 Vernon street, people aw^earing at ipe.’i but for'action In the matter of Dorib done, with the world's most awe­ was married on Saturdav to Cor­ Invited to attend.. ' some'weapon.'- went back to work when the j Anne I^ne. ' ’’Whoto daughter is poral James Arthur Ought son of Luton rural^ council went around I she: or Is 'aht a inoyler.itar?” Mr, and Mra. George Ough, of 15 and' made eadh- -person on Bl* i queried Aldernfiin Jame* F. Fahy. Elephant v*. Boys Son^ewherEv in or aroulid Manchesterv iR , R o m e o n e Park avenue., Bloomfield. The route apologize to him person­ But a moment. Jafbr he chuckled Campbell Council ceremohy was performed at 10 ally and proml.se'nevTr-to swear with the rest when Doris Annp, An Indian's' tribal -’name' tells o’clock'tp St. Bridget’s church by at him agairi. *■,. Lane, 400 feet long and\45 feet what, kindnd at Iipanman neJi is and U is wantR what you have Id aell or haii for Rale Rnmething you ar# Holds Its Outing ilfie-asslstant'-pastor. Rev. Robert J. wide, was officially accepted by not given him until he earns It. Cairol». Fern* and gladioli deco­ The Ring Had 'Em AU the aldermen as another New Ha­ It may be a good name or a bad rated the. altar.' anxioiisT to purchase*.. . - .o Going ’Round In Circles ven city- street. i one, depending on his record. '■"S . The bridal attendants were Miss Hays,' Kas,—(J>>—For 20 -years About 70 members of Campbell Edna Ough. sister of the bride- every chicken, pig and cow, to say pounetl, Knights of Columbus, at­ grobni. as maid.,flf honor; Miss nothing of men, women';and chil­ s tended the summer outing of the Helen Murawski or Vernon street dren at thy farm home of’ Carl council at Garden Grove yester and Mias Emily Fiedorourlz of Nbr- Kraus, sbiitlfwest of Hays, has Drawing Cards Get Together Via day. Outdoor and indoor sports Vtich were, bridesmaids: Frederick lived under aiispicion. Now It’s ■FPss of Bloomfield was best man ii;Were enjoyedhyt the membexa. with all over. ' ■ i -x'--. Arnold Paganl serving chowder and the ushers 'were William Fuss Twenty-three years ago Mrs. and steamed clams with a buffet and,Dwight Schaffer of Hartford. RatcR: 11 centR a line per one insertion, ^ cents a line per three The bride, who'was escorted to Kraus lost her wedding ring. , t-,-. luncheon at noon and chicken and She searched high and low fof R»* "'5’ *x-- ^ ■ spaghetti aa the main dish in -the the altar and given in maariage by insertions, 7 cents a line per six insertions. _ late afternoon. * her father, wore a gown of white it, unauccesafully. Post-mortem* The arrangements for the out­ satin uith^ourt train, Hter full on chickens killed for family n 'ir » . length veil of illusion was draped meals didn’t bring It to light ing were rtade by a conimlttcs. either. For 23 years the searcji ty TA ^ headed by Past Grand Knighf-figror.i a crown of grange blossoms, W rite Rdvertisement on thU F orm , pisdng one word in James F. Tierney. and her bridal- bouquet was pf went on. PARK HHJ FLOWER SHOP Then' the other day a daughUr, average words to each line. Minimum charge—8 lines, -MaU with Check—Money ANDERSON GREENHOUSES DAVIS HOME BAKERY r - u KEMP’S, INC ^ T liMra. Ralph pemtii. Jr., pullPd. a » w- LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE PEOTLAND, THE FLORIST weed in me TfXrden of n'pr parents’ L-.„ ANDERSON & JOHNSON DEPOT SQUARK GARAGE •'•Set-. homp. Thar* at Ita root was the • 1 • . H t HANCHCSTER d r y CLEANERS ■w BANTLY OH. COMPANY^ DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. QUISH FUNERAL HOME ~ ENTRY BLANK missing ring. •«- ' " I. F.BARSTOW - WM. DICKSON A SON MANCHESTER HARDWARE CO. WHJJUM B. SCHlELDGEi-PRINriNG ROTARY CLUB’S 1945 SOAPBOX DERBY Policeman’* Obo^W ork ~«lC3i DHXOI^ SALES AND SERVICE MANCHESTER MEMORIAL CO. \ . ^4: .■ ' ' : Ooe* a Rang F.E.BRAY THE SEAMAN FUEL A SUPPLY 0>* Open' to all boy* la filancbeiter, 10 to 16 year* of age, .Inclaaive. Miami, Fla«—(J*)—Pollca Traffic JOHN B. BURKE FUNERAL HOME JAMES* BEAUTY SALON MANCHESTER PUBUC MARKET ■aiesea au a t ba hpaoa made. Wagon* cannot by e n te r ^ Derby Officer A. B. Ros*man was writ­ STATE SHOE Re p a ir s h o p ^ ing out a , citation for all automo- L BURSACK BROTHERS F1NDELL*S 1 -A MAPLE SUPER SHELL STATION E DAmV My a«a aa Rafit. g wID ba -^reara. an InatantUatar and handad Rosa- CAVEVS GRILL GRISWOLD’S SERVICE STATION NOREN’S OtJAUTY FOOD STORE man a clear: ’’iTou'ra to ba coo- NORTH END;iw PACKAGE STORE \ . WUROSE O R l^ SHOP MWMto R t g a a ^ ■■ gratulatad for doing your duty.” CENTER PHARMACY ‘ C L. HALE CONST. CO. ^ At boma- Hoasman aetUed com-' B* D. PEARU Mall or ledve Entry Blaqk at The Heiisld. fcrtabiy Into hit clmlr, and light­ q0BP31 SODA SHOP JOHNSON A L irn js ed th* aromatic cigar. It blew up ta hia faop. ^*T km MV Mm Raw wU raaUy dnetSI.U*. t-. MAn I'MESTER Evi:NU^G HERALD, M A K C SES^R , CONN,, >ONDAY, AUGUST 13. 1945 rKR KVENlNt*!Ht;KAl..l). MANUHJiiStKK. CONN^ MONDAY AUtrDS J V.i. l'J4» M A N d H l \- loaded with bales-w ool for ship­ I soldi% yearn foe "th* good old^ pound*'and the mmeimum value canvas the U. S. regulattmlia — . . \ do no;^« that a nacfstlty. ment to Pblladelpma. The driver days", of machine-guns and iiino-* cann^ txceed The package Heilvily Loaded aald‘that in making thscurve the PRESCRIPTION {f be l.a Six in State . cent flamethrowers. For the atomic , Italian Gift ahoillij not measure d v ^ 36 inch­ c. ;■ or 1I!.X CoufityFuncl 4 V brakes failed to operatexmrecUy bomb naa writtan either the obit­ es, length and^girth "combined. Swing Otkifit Retumed end the Iqpd of wool shifted'’ forc­ PHARM AaSTS Manchester ‘ t sfiil enough, m'ldi an en- ,;Buch packages 'mm now be mailed, Coal Miners Ne^d Extra Meat Thfe Ojpen Forum uary of Mare--or the obituary .if Package; Rules ck Is Upse.t ing the truck against the gitard Atafiga Ofi ttartgl iate of hi* own.' 'T' , Die Violently that other gift Of education which to Sicily, Sardinia,. Vatican rO^ty falls tearing them 6own and theit Artliar Drat Staiw ‘ Head-Named i Kansas City. Mo.— brand Evening Herald in Rntope f1ie'*it|iiatloii 1* dit* CommunloaUont V publicatlona in the Open Forum will hot unharnessed the atom, civilization. State, Rom* and Naples. new children’s swing outfit which landed in the adjacent lot The 846 PUBU8HED BT huaranlecd put^atiori ,11 they oontain more than 300 worts PPINTINO CO. INC ferent. In many countrfM. thert Rations to Fill Dinner Fails Postmaster Grant Be* Th* ' customa declaration^ must somebody took' from to* back Overturdm at Greje in miracle waA that the driver lived IS SItMli Strcat la a nhortage of good\Jand. The / ' x — - x l The H e ra ld reae>ves\the rifetjt to decline_to p , Girl Burned; Man veals Regulation^ on Wednesday Is back aMn. Hlar- Traffic'Was held up for, A time. tbum as rsHOUSc'- Made Chairman of | ■Zt pontiUl views dhsired by co.ntrlbutiona ^ tow criaractei custom* declaratian: . Essential Ing a commotion In tlfr yardy* yes- Afternoon; nione Hurt Later two trucks-came on tips Ocncral Maniftr y . cauae he haa to niake hla living ^but letters which arc A^tamatory or abualvr Vill be rejected. Miramar, Calif., — 'Ai — For Mailiiigv. of M aterials ■ Pounded Octnbor t liSt Drowns; One Suicide nearly two years overseas Marine Items suggest as glfto Include Patricia Walla, Cannon * scene arid toe bale* 6f wool were from a JUoited few acres of land, War Fund’ Cailiipai^n! clothing, sho^ltowdened or evap- rt,ter-ln-I*w. found a man un- n. Bfa.rton Hf-nth Corp. Douglas F. Denny, 20, A heavy truck jbeiffn^g to L. loaded and carted away. - Oil feun^rt ' ^bllaiMd BTory B»enlnf Except t o get more' land than lie inberita,^ our town are taken care of—'on* postmaster H.- Olin Gi|mt today orted milk u n soap. • | Heading the awing, still In Ita orig- ■undoye end Holideye, Entered et the Staff t'orrcspiimli-iil Tline. for a rliange \ and all. Not jUst a certain few who Bj^The Aasociated Press Athens, Ga., had dreamed of eat- Nelson and Sons of Rockvjjle Poet Office at Mencheeter. Corn.. »• j or to'atari out a'nd acquire'ne.\v Governor Raymond- E, Baldwin ihg a sirloin steak. During a tour re'ceived information from the /Ther* laust be no writing and i mal wrapping*, "This your .St. cW r:rsvllle, O The only way To the Editor:— are always \vell taken chre of. Aa ^ ’ A cpllialon between an automo­ no perlanable foods, tobacco of airing?” be risked, turheri over at the Circle just Handle Canada'p'Grala Second gee. Mall Matter.______. land, 4* almost an ImpkjaalbllUy. has appointed^ Wallace E. Camp­ I hope you w'ill give me just with a Marine fighter aquadron at Pobtal department In Washington a coar"lnlner can ^11 his .dfnnei' Governor Dpwey of New YOrk bile and a truck at Winkled in any type, clgaret lighters, -fluids j "Yes.” above the TalcottvUle, mill yester­ Fum octi StJESORlPnON BATES Yet, in qduptriea llkp Hungary bucket la hy44l‘lng the meat away bell, West Hartford, as chairman . rewfew une»line* ii;in O'”"*■"■.'VKAid your newspaper. ''. said Inin his last campt-.„...campaign, "It — .1* Midway. Emlrau, the Ph^lpplnea on the mailing of gift paCIcagea ,B In regard to Saturday nl ^ which three person* were killed, a to’ Italy. -* Many local residents, of any type or matchea. to any' ■■well. It’* caused me A lot of day afternoon about S;S0. TJie The bulk of Crine | Oao tear by Kail ...... * from., his wWe and two c hlUlrsn. for Hartford pounty for the 1940- strL"'® 'V"«' f'"' ® change." ifow about tC. —bombing at Leyte, shelling at driver wari able to crawl out of handled- by elevator* i^t Port Ar- Pot month by Kail ...... and Poland, hundreds ' of thou­ ■Heard Along , Main Street." tire sUrted by a girl playing with Zamboanga—he never forgot the have been anxiously awaiting defi- One package I trouble. I’m brl'nglng It back,’’ he Even that rlrdvldC* only-the min­ 46 campaign qf the Connecticut' I ters of Manchester, let’s put up may be mailed riach calendar said and drove aw awgy ^ hurriedly.ta the tractor unhurt and immediate­ thu^r and Fort William, Ontario. Sinfla Copy ...... | sands of acres of the best land er’s noon,'meal. It leaves nothing The party who is responsible for m^^e than one man. for any one of-* matchea. a drowning and a sui- steak. Finally, on his return to nlte inatructions on sending glftk RACKurra OIL o a: OellTxred One Tear War P'und, i t was announced today the w'rife-up in regards to om, po­ cid* brought to alx the number of nfonth. ■/ ■ —I ■ ly went to a nearby house to tele­ Total capacity of the elevators at - Esi BfiftlBri Weatem Statea and hffO have, for centuries, been kept ae- for'breakfast, supper or the week­ flcr-vA man capable of filling hH the Marine depot here he got his ! to their frlenda^and relntlves. In phone back to Rockvill# attout th* these two potota ia 146,000,000 by Herbert L. Gi-apo, State Cam- lice comrriiasloners and- toe .Board violent week-end deaths in Con­ first liberty In nearby San Diego. Italy. Th* Italian authorities suggest The U. g. bptiieahlp Ihwa haa m liaplri AvfiWM • Cludod In great estates.' end. post \o.the best of hIs ability. .. more than S<^lO.riooliBling ayatama. accident. The truck wae heavily buahrils. MEMBER US Tfi'e OPA haa belatedly fecoc- palETi Manager. . of Selectmen certainly hit the nail En^mf" vpset the apple cart necticut. i It wa* meatless F'rlday.*' I Packages are limited to fmirUhat th# packages be covered wlto THE hSSOCIATEP FKE8, • ' Frequently thla Iqnd has been Mf: Cambell ia vice-president plump ori the head. • Victim* of th^. collision Satur­ The Aaaoclated Preae la eaciualeely nlzed the need to provide extra the'first, time In history and so did J-i— i ______------antitlad to the u*« of repunllcatlon of kept, out .of production altogether meat and other foods for^coal and a member, of ' the board of ’^Yea, it certainly is time for a day were William Donaldson, .M, a all ne»a diapatohe.-credited to or .i.it and devoted to the creation of miners, hy ahnounrlng that'»wrtra directors of the Fuller Brush Com­ changechflngc Bndand now,now. no.not onlyomy inn, theo ,. textile worker; Mrs. Cora Fox dtharwlae credited In thie papy and pany and serves as-cbairmari\of Raydenbow, 46, and her nlne-yerir- ;^ao the local dewa puPliahed here. hunting preserve* for the aristo­ ration point* will he granted, ■ S o . “ them. Hilt the OPA program la the plant Labor-Managgment Com; ‘rlie whole boafd of selectmen "" ns businhsahas not1 . only . In Europe old son, *11)60601* Fox,' an of Wln- V All nshta of republication (JJ^apedal crat and hla friends. And, In not yetvund'er way, and In the We need men with giqis to ated. mlttee. atrelghtcn out the "White House" but'in Am erl^ also. No one should dlapatchea herein, era alao reaerred countries like Hungary, and Po­ meantime miners engaged in He Ser.ved'in the'State Legisla­ fear labor. \ Sergeant 'Wgtilo Heath of th* , Pull aenriee client of N. B. A Serrlce land, the nobles who lived on such hard phys'lcal labor must get by ture. aa representative from .West at the Center. Lei’s all get to­ The memb*rs\of good strong Winstod police aaid that Dbnald- Inc. ______. on short rations. • gether, both Republicans and Dem­ unions plua thelr^iwn* in the‘*«r- soi) waa Operating' th* automobile estates were usually able to con­ Hartford in 1943 and 1945, and la ocrats, and make a clean sweep. Publlabera RepreaenUtlaea: The The miner's breakfast, when he House chairman of toe Appropria- vice can control >thc g0fi4 r'Plil whkri it waa In a colU-sion wlto a V J-'llua Mathawa Special trol the government of thetf coun­ could get the food, used to In­ We need new blood and lots 'of it IT.S.A. and th at includes Manches­ ^ork. Chicafo, Detroit and Boaton. and not a bunch of yes men at truck owned by the Dairy fcxpres* try, and, thisir cohtrol was usually clude plenty 6f bacon, ham, or oversized dinner pall* are carried by mirier* as they get ter, our town of vitUge charm. company of Fort Edward. N. Y. BURBAt o r frequently beefsteak; The: scale of the head of our town a/falr.s. I MEMBER Xl'Di;ii shaped toward the preaen’atlon of for tlielr day’s work. Their diet has been hit by me^t shortage. mean that men that can stand That, la what I call Xdemoci»cy 1 Heath aald th* truck was being Closed a , Merchant^*Ikiy gRfUlJtTlONS. the feudal system by which they such breakfasts can be pudged b)i 'of the people, for th* people, arid driven by Frank J. Jennlng* of ^en the experience' of Stanley Senclj, on their own two foeLj'riot to he The Herald pTtaimt Company. IbC then^aelvea lived, Just iaa the great guided by either party, but by we "hy the people. Don’t let politic* 1 Millerton, N. Y. -how manager of the Hanna Coal split us up. Fairfield Oirl Burned Fatally 'MSuiDM fio ttoADCiftl r#spoD8^bM ty tor landed . preaervea ■ of Eaat. Prussia the people In Manchester, typomphical tfTor» tpp«»rlng ba”cbn to hla 300 customer* In one shortly. 1 believe wo, have a>pens God' bleaa them, '^ey paid thAau-1 Monday. Augib Junkera controlled Germany.' alon plan Ip town to "take carexd .with mritche* In thfi hqme of h.er order-taking round, iwhen' there laria. patients are not a menace prepie sacrifice., .\ parents, Mr. and- Mrs. Egon A. These European feudalists have was .a special.to be pushed. Modern Treatments Reduce toe chief. 1, Some will come home OK. 'otii- Peace Comes Slowly Severeness of Malaria to their associates, thfclr families, As you all know there ia a man Arenberg. The child died of flrat their legal property rlgbta. It la Hiiaky Meala .' or thele community, provided they ors- wiU come , home a nervouaj and second- degree- burns at Bt- y In our police departm ent'.w ho is itreck. It la up to we the people tol It-la much more difficult to end , true. But moat of them long ago For dinner, the miner carries secure medical treatmentr wheh well-liked by many, people Iri our Vlncenfs hospital, Bridgeport. tin bucket the size of a small By Wllliain ,\. O ’Brien, M. D. take ppro of them and be good to I I a war than it la to start one! "Pearl ; forfelUd their moral right or ^ ‘(Written for'.N'E,\ Service) symptoms recur. Malaria ia town and who ia well capable of Patrolman Howrird Jennings water pail. In it, before the war, ^spread by anophelese mosquitoes, them. 'That la dur duty, whether Harbor waa one agonizing mo- j their hocial right to either such Spj'vicertieri Infected with ma­ snapping our police force run its not. I think I hlive said enough course should not he leil to be- measures are usually adequate to that there could be a lot closer co- for this time, yours for*., clean, | rih* was playing. Friday rhornlng has been -full of people. „,They have had their fan­ two ounces of meat.. , Sometimes lleve the disease'Js incurable. Re- prevent its dissemination o^ration amongst our police foreq. Pionto End* to Tragedy there would be also a couple of rind seniority rights for the men healthy, politics. . many agonizing momenta,*^ .-wltn tastic prlvlleifea centuries longer lapses ?n malaria can be avoided Benign- tertian malaria Is the Sincerely, A .family picnic' at Lakewobd -V pork chops or a, hunk of ham, In only variety which has. relapses. longest In the sertlce. ■ , ■ Park. Waterburyv ended In trag­ fresh hope and blunt dliappoint- than' they deserved to have.them. addition'to a few nickfil plea or or suppressed by taking the antl- N. A. Johnson, Sr. Atabrine actually cures the mallg- , I have nothing' against any W alnut street. I edy Sunday when Bamwe* Fruik, menta alternating until, at this Their feudal ayatem 'deserves to soip* other pa.stry. malarlal drug such , as atabrine. 46 By usirig. modem treatment lt« ,nant variety so that few if any member of our police force. They P. 8.: ■ Please ■ remember the | 50, stripped into w ater beyond hik particular moment,. It la probably go That niay aecrh, to anhxecuiiye relapses occur. Relppses'In'Infect­ are a good hunch of fellows and depth Vtolle bathing at the Park or office-worker or machine op­ is po8SlJa4.e to keep neatly all ma­ primaries in the fall. the unanimous will of the Ameri­ laria patients in such a good state ed Individuals u S.ally occur when i don’t forget they have a jnlaerahle Lake an^ drowned. The victim, a erator, .like a .lot of lunch. It la. they do not take . their medicine. | Job to do In rain op, shine. I would Chase Mfitol Work* employe, can people ao end the uncettRlnty The miner la a husky man arid he of health that, ttiey can perform like *t this time to see the entire Power To Us! The Atomic Languase their regular military duties. and With some forms of physical leave* hi* wWow and daughter by, dropping, an atomic bomb docs heavy work,'wliich la,(Why force get an Increase in. wages. It To the Editor:— who were wl;h him at toe time' of The variety In which spells of activity. Those who take pioper Wallace E. Campbell Congratulations on your strong! ■quarcly on Hirohito. The atomic bomb-may change he Has that magnificent torso com­ treatment are not even .subject, to wouldn’t coat the taxpayers very *)ie seeldent. \ ^ chills, fever and sweat occur every much to give them the much neetP-, /editorial, "The Quest of the Centu- There have been. In the delay bined with a waist so Small thqt relapries while undergoing sfrem tlona Commute* and member of After two o^upants of a room- many things In modem living. The often he can’t wear ready-made second day ia known m benign rt raise' In pay. 'That la why we Puerto! Ing house at WMhington ayemie. t,------. of the Japanese reply", two possl- tertian malaria. Patients may uoui activity. ' '• toe 3tat.e Flnanca Advisory Boardrj-i some mighty sermons, first thing It has changed la our clothing. ■rhere is np private or . secret Mr. Campbell IS also a director of need new blood in our police’com­ Bridgriport. aniell^ gaa yesterday - bilities. ©be la that the Japs are Nfl-sooner does the miner climb have relapses for two or three missioners end selectmen, men who you of John Wan* language. And the first place years after their last infection. cure for m a^ia. Though atabrine the Riverside'IVust Company and Allen H. Gatea.' afternoon, the — , ------up to some - ultimate ^rickery, language change takes place Is,’ into the coal car that la to carry may cause a yellowlth discolora­ the Connecticut Blue Croaa Plan will tee to It that toe aervanU of deHick. 81, an entoloyei of the him from pit mouth to mining The relapses tend to be less severe Remington Am# Company, waa hoping to beguile ua Into such of course, on the sports pages, and to occur at longer intervals tion of the skin, this Is pot jaun­ For Hospital'Care. face ,than he la liable to open up dice. AUbrtne IS a yellow drug Ham L. CTayton, said EurppeansJ fMU)d Tytog aoroaa a riettee in h>* anxiety for the_end of the war From henceforth, a fighter as body defenses are developed As War Fund Chairman of the bucket and start murichlng. and is'deposited 'mm such In toe Coal Seen Basic will need an“ *baoluta minimum"! room. Dr. H. R. DeLuria. medical that we will wfia up by taking Occasionally a bucket , will be against th,e parasite. Hartford County, Mr. Campbell of 12,000,000 tonri'ef food to keep! axamtoar, aald Wanderiick, who either unpackr or takea, poaaesees When relapses occur, medical skip. "" The yellowness disappears will direct the fall campaign for their terma Inatead of ours. The or lacks,-an atomic punch. When emptied before the ..day’s work la after the drug la- discontinued. them healthy enough to ,produc#| WM Mparrited from his Wife, Tad even commenced. More often the treatment should be atarted USOk W ar Prisoners' Aid, United Need for Europe their own food next year. A ma-i rimmitted aulclde. a ■ Prings savings for every i other’la that the Japanese leaders a hitter ijonnectij for a long triple, miner eats a snack every now and promptly, as symptoms'are usual­ Many Infected service men be­ Seamen’s Service, American Field lieve that once infected with ma­ jor part of to at 13»000,000-ton to-l ' who are trying to surrender are he haa an atomic bat. When the then, whenever thereHia a dull ly. relieved within, 48 hours. The Service, and' the United Nations tal must come ffoM this coimtry,| work moment,, from the tlms he Medical Department of the United laria. they will have attacks the Relief agencies of toe War Fund. Washington. Aug. 13,—(VP)-r ■ having trouble at home. pitcher who served up thef,uhlucky rest of their lives. This hi untrue Thorpe added. ' The flrat possibility la largely enters the portal until hla buck States Army reports -the reduc­ He will supervise the organisation Coal rather than food, says Uri- rooni in the house pitch departs from the ghme, he i et is emptied. By the time he tion in hospital stay fpr malarial Impairment of physical health of campaign committees in . 18 drirsecretary of State Grew, la ruled out by the nature of Jap vanishes "as though .jmmebody finishes a day’s, work he is hungry patients from’ 50 days’ln toe past which arises from malarial at­ Hartford County towns conducting Europe’s basic requirement this tacks responds to aimple meas­ ' \ propaganda at homh, The leading had hplit an atom right jinder his enough to ept a side of beef, so to 7 days at pre.senf. Deaths drives for the War Fund agencies. winter. Marines Release In prerwar days he uaed to go from ' this disease' are now rare, ures Ih ..fir shprV time. Even in In Hartford, "Briitol, Earnalngton/q . In a radio di.scussion Saturtay . Japanese newspapers all have one feet." When a playefV reaches those individuals in whom a large Colonel Roose^ ; lt I C O L U IW N conaiatent line. It is to atreaa the home and dine on a beef of pork and nearly all have beep associat­ New Britain, and Southington to* night Grew aald he believes .this homf, it Is with an atomic slide. or ham roast. . ed with some other disease or toe number of attacks have occurred War Fund campaign will be fed­ country will have to meet toe goal ” terrible aerlouaneas of the Japa- When Durbeher bawls out an um­ -Senek says th at berfore meat Inability to treat the disease the effects on the budy have been se t by Sem'itriYy of the Interior Los Angelse, Aug. En Route to General MacAr-” -Only • few typical examples of the hundreds of Semf-AimuM vrfiififi i slight. The severity deCfeases erated with that of the Community to u r’s IHdqtra'.—(A5—The atomic neae altuaUon, which la an. admia- pire, his words are as so many was rationed the mining family, of promptly and effectively because Chests; Ickes to ship 6,000,000 tons of Col. Jam es Ftoosevelt o f the Ma-i at W atkins tomorrow can be listed hen*. In addition there arfi many mor* aaf ■ alon of defeat; to argue agalnat four or five'persons would aver­ of a special situation. and toe effectiveness of treatment coal to Europe In the next five rlne corps has' been rejriased to ln-| bomb hfia taken any remaining WWe V.ariety in Smart Davenports living room suites, chairs, tables, mlfrors, pictureiri-TT^veigl othfir bfidrCMRl split stoma. A. hora* coming from increases,/gs time goes on. King Arthur glamor out of w ar... i a poUcy of Tlhtlonar suicide, which age three pounds of meat a day; Even though Infected with'mST months. He added that the con­ active atatus by oraer of Navy groups and individual pieces; beddingodd dining room piece*...1 behind to win by a nose -does so and, in addition, a chicken, a tinent will need a total of 30,000,- .(toctoVri' who'•■'said /th a t com batl Tha sport of kings hits been rAi f means Japan must end- the war with an atomic aurge.,^ Those couple of pounds.of fish, three or fatigue had aggrrivated a recur-f moved nom the bsttlefleld to' the (2) Duncan Phyfe Period Models in ' (3T "Lawson Lounge Sofas ih a ' breakfast groups, giftwares, and flpor fiovriringa 1 ' Tolland 000 tons/ |~lsbof*tory.''firid-th# result Is st ; now; and to asK the Japanese peo- Swedish track sUrt rtin with the four dozen eggs and two poynda Former Leaders While terming food essential as ring stomach disorder, nede#altat-| ^'decorative striped damask covering^ c'hoice of a small self-figured red dSm- ; pie to unite beWnd their Emperor of butter each week. . ing a complete/rest. Isst to# peitect Weapon—one to S q whfltever room you’re furnl.shlng, or refurnishing, tW* SensLAfiiMial Furills speed ot loosed urafilum. Byron temporary relief. Grew added: make evan the most hardened sol­ • A. ro.se with blue, grecin and gold,' a.sk having, a touch of'yellow, or a and await hla command, which Now the miner,, hla wife and' George P. Charter of the Skun- "It is not the basic thing. The 1 'The ,38-yeajf'^ld son of the for ture Event holds promise of interesting savings. . . . ~ ffelBon la'grooved atomic power. each child are entitled to 50 red Awaiting Trials gamaunir eection of Tplltod cele­ mer presiderii was sulinitted to th# dier shudder in his blanket Solifl mahogany cllrved framesr Reg. blue textured stripe, • Reg. $149.00 r means the command to -hurren- key to the whole aituation—to /- Only the most obvious of all, the points Worth of meat, or aU brated his 80to birth Wedneeday, food and transportation- and In­ Naval ho^ital In San Diego aev-J It reduesfi war finally to iu ul­ $17^00each ...... •$ 1 4 9 .0 0 each ...... $ 1 2 9 .5 0 der- "mighty -atom,"" seems a little pounds, a month. If M. faijnUy of Aug. i, with aeveral of his grand­ dustry—Is coal. The whole Euro­ eral wee)M ago for.reat and diag-l tim ata hoinror, where whole popu- four 'ate no butter of .margarine, ' Nuernberg, Aug. 13—fiP)- Sit­ Istlons instead of Armlea are sub­ Thus, although domestic Japa­ trite to the sporting gentry, hav­ children present to enjoy the fam­ pean economy is starved for coal.” nosia ^ 'i s now bn terminal le*v*| ■ uaed no cooking fat. Served no ting morosely In -the bare cells of ily get-together and a picnic din­ at hlX BeveYly Hills home. jected to injury and IJiyn*"* .Chip^ndale rlod Sofa with, ball-- ’ Modernized Chesterfield Sofa' in a nese propaganda does not admit ing been used too often In the Speaking on the same program. 7 meat at- all on the home • table. umiaffimn-HHiBj Nuernberg’s jail today, former ner. -Mr. Charter attends to his bnel Rohsevelt was non-com-^ dtato. -c. "" and-claw \f^ t; three seat curious. modern textured fabric . . - White tha existence of actual surrender Us poln\if would just suffice to Germari leapera who once atnitted. Dr. Willard Thorpe, „^puty to days before the ato'ifhhad any sig­ large farm and daily. routine of Assistant Secretary of State Wli- midal on his future plans. Defend Virtue* of War The coverifig is a small, .self-figured. leaves'-l^n a blue background. . Reg. negoUation*. it all aSds u^. to an nificance other than that of size. give '"the ol|l man" hla, daily Hollywood..— "V?haVa 11the new in the stadium of thl.s Nazi shrine caring for his many head of-atock. Thsra have been many people , dusty rose dqmask. - Reg. $19^ 00.. . $319.0() ...... $ 2 7 9 . 0 0 admisalon- of defeat. Had the pound of meat in the dinner city awaited their call to ■trial a* during to* lodg history of 'the hu­ ., But everything else goes. It's Flyrinivn'n picture'-about?”nteture'-about?" ' I asked The ToHarid 'Courity Volture, 40 f t, ^ 169.00. Japanese ■ surrender offer -not been bucket. Carlisle Jones, erudite publicist of war; criminals. and 8. held its outing Sunday at man race to defend certain vir­ ■the atomic age. ■ Exprta,.flay th a t the mininiumi Battery B of rthe U. -S. 391st tues of war,; among toam Ameri­ Light, graceful Classic . Kidney authentic, there would not be the Warner praispry. ” Its home In Tolland, ^ u b e n Blonr. of meat a ihlner requires, to pro- "I haven’t the sliffhtest idea, Anti-Aircraft artillery, which had ca’s bWn tough campaigner in two Ever-popular\|Aiwson sofa Tiito'a Tuxedo Sofa, made at Grand Rapids. such domestic preparation of the vlte strength for his type of stein was chairman''of tli* com- answered Mr. Jones, who is gener­ been guarding Hermann Goering. te# ih charge. j vzortd struggles, Gen. Geqi;ge, plain blue texture^ covering.'* - Reg. Fringe and amil trimr blue damask Japanese people for the act of._ ^ BiK^an For Small Job work, would be half a pound, Joachim 1/01) Ribbontrop, Robert ICE (“Old Blood and Guta") Patton; which would make four miner- ally up on things.."! haven’t read The Trl "Y" club of Tolland held $198.00 ; ...... 7 . ______$ 1 6 9 .0 0 cover. Ifeg. $269-00...... ;$225.00 surrehder. the script or sepn a synopsis. TTie Ley and other Nazis at a Liikem- an old-faahloned and modern commander of to* ThlTd Army. New\York papers, the other pr6portioned sandwiches In each bourg hotel,''lilrihpleted the trans­ War, thaea defenders have a^d, These same editorials, ho.wever, alone would. picture Just started yesterday.” dance Friday night at the Tolland A new postal relation, affective at once, requires a day, carried the story of a'hotel dinner bucket. That We w-andered out to stage 15 fer to this City yesterday. ' The teaohee men discipUne, manhood •by their nervous appeals for unity takeXu the points provided for a ’Town Hall'...with good success (2) Modern Majpih: DaV'enports, Authentic reproduction of a Heppel- doorman wno wae discovered, up­ where the Flynn prlaoners will go to . trial next written raquest^^™ bby w"* **■ wolrian in the and fortitude. It-crowns the brave wlute sofa with gracefuL tapering behind the Emperor, and for imity miner arid his wife. month. socially arid flnancjally. man with honor and glory and ex- 6-cushion style withX upholstered on hla deatA once. to have ", pos-. That la the background against Ing made. It waa a scene in a de­ The Tolland T ry ’’Y” club , will Navy, M ari^ or Coast Guuard teceivin* their mall of the Government, the Army and partment store and the electri­ The baf|aljLon malntaina a poeea and defame* toe coward. arms. ,-Hdroespun stripe in green leg ssin g le seat cu.shion: blue stlnped ii sessed great wealth and social -which OPA haa agreed with the .give a moile entitled "Foreign through Flwt Post Office if thfey wish The Herald io he J t anablas progressive ..and power­ with rose, beige and blue. \ Regular damask cover. Was $275JH) . >.. the people, do cast a" euggeation miner and hla entployera that he cians were busy flickering theli^ strong guard ^around the' prison, Correspondent," aiao short ,#uis- position. Whll« the wealth he had lights on and off, ' where a special cell block had been ful peoples to defend. their place $85.0fi each ...... \ $ 7 6 . 5 0 ...-$225.00 that there may be trouble and di­ m entitled — at least as much as jects in Technicolor at the 'Tol­ sent to tbm . This request in writing must be left at -In to* sun and . extend, through inherited lasteV he had been ad­ lijmbermen and fishermen -r- to "What’s the new Flynrt pfefqr*. prepared. •' vision within Japan Itself, with about 1 asked, addressing my­ land Town Hall, Monday, .Aug. IS- This H ^ I d office fpr file purposeg so that they may be conqueet th* « ’’aweetneas and venturer, aportaikan, soldier, leai^- supplementary red poinia for While awaiting trial each pris­ a t 8 p. m. ■ , '•i., ■ the same military clique which self to someone who should oner will occupy a small cell fur- exaiqined by a Postal Inspector at. an^ time. light" of their clvlUratlon to les# ■ r $169,000 English Lounge Sofarjvith ' Modem version of a Tuxedo sofa ing aa colorful *a ytfe as couid bh^l meat, ^ . know, namely Errol Flynn. plshed wjth a cot, table, stool arid Pfe Charles' Ralsch-ls spending happily endowed end backward , knife-edge type arms; turquoise ^m - with a pleated inside arms and back,^ sUrted this war possibly object­ When rileal shortage arrived a 23-day furlotigh at his home. He Imagined. Then, When fortunes "Darned If I know.’' he ad­ h clip. Each Is perm itted a ttstions. . w a.sk with a ■white leaf design,. Reg. 4.-, Cut-and-uncut blue covering. Reg. ing to Itt end. K *■ the Hanrta company had a herd will report to Fort Worden,. Wash­ crashed, he cam* c^pwn .to being mitted. "1 haven’t read muth of wooden spoon as' hl^ sole eating THt: h e r a l d . I t eoUdiflea national acntlment, I there la Htt^ we can do to ‘of nice fat Hereford, ateerili. pro­ ington for further orders. He has unifies a people in the threat of $169,00 ft*... 4. ft.-. - $125«0C) ,^^$259,00..... 4 4 $ 2 2 5 . 0 0 cured for the express purpose of it." ' utensil. d strengthen ^ e hand of the sur­ hotel doorman. "If you don’t, who does?" seiwed in the Armed Forces aince common disaster aa can no other .According to hla a^cjcTilie^. he providing meat to company store* February 1941. render jmsty\ except to renew for benefit of their employe*. In "I don’t know." » , emergency, and the crUglbla- qf took 'his. changed roleXphiloaophi- Mr! .and Mrs, Eugene Winch oY bStole forcee them to forge th* i. those blows of'war wmch empha­ 1944 the company h.ad two ateera W iUHkpXeep East Tolland ' are spending tv^ BSm to guarantee their own eur- .cally, although he wa embar- butchered each week.' Thla added At any rate I saw he was dress­ r,- sise the hopelessness of any idea ed In modern clothes. "Isn’t It weeka at White.,Srinds Beach, Old rtvnl. R'hastens Invsntl^ And, .-■A. raased when he was oil red his 180 steaka, 82 roasta, 44 Stew cuts, Lyme. " ' ■7 of the’ Jhpaheae mlllUry that re­ 10 aoiip bone* and 716 hamburgers rather a novelty for you.; to be In Bomb Secret of 'oourae, it has mai^ times .*% sistance can have a purpose- And ilrst ^p. He grew to :e pride something' 'beside* a- costume Charles Shlrrell and daughter. brought forth new and' stirring tM^he supply procurable j,from Miss Helen "Shlrrell of ^henec- that we are he^rining-to do, ^ith in bis job/and after he d cdil - drama?” I asked.. N leaders. . ‘ . packing houses. 'c, • London, .'Aug. 13—. (/P) — Prime tady, N. Y,)- wert recent Quests of ■War, the Bible says, begarrvvith air attacks to- qiSered It he^summed up ,is ex- Then the licensed slaughterer ‘Til say It is," he remarked. "I Save oiKjhese Dini a resumption of »hink toe studio has' probably Mii\ister Clement Attlee says Bri-' Miss Bertha Place. on* brother clubbing anoithcr peiience. In. one sentence. who did toe butchering, in return tain Will cooperate with President iday. ■ ' for the hides, ivas shuf-^...dowri made a mistake somewhere.” Maurice Slight ha^entered the brother’s bralnS out, aid the qiari’ But if there is such -trouble in- "It take* a big man to •’Ma;ybe the picture waa really Truman’s proposal that the secret Johnson Memorial h^pital. Staf­ ry game has gone orf river since. $226.00 9tPiece Eighteenth Cen- >' temporarily, by OPA. The com­ of the atomic bomb iic guarded un-“ ' side, Japam.,^ It.^may conceivably small job," he said. pany found‘another^ who did the Intended for Helmut Dentine,'” I ford Springs, for oMerVaUon. For (^turies there no dmibt waa tury Dinipg Room; Tbuffet, -table,; , til complete control of, the deyas- Mrsv C . Rudohm-.has had as re­ conaiaerable personal adventurri in pass beyond ' our control. In that In, tha't there waa at least \ a job for. almost ’'two months and suggested. china,..arm'and 5 Side chati’s. Ma- then faiW to j;et a new license ■'Maybe.” tating weapon Is assured. cent guests, and Mrs. Charlee, man stalking man with club, spear case, we would,again have to end graln.jjt-lm pprtant truth. Not Ihi^t I tried to worm out aoriSS-infor- "The^vast'and terrible effects,of rtf bow and arrow, Pnttlcularly it hogany plyw’o o d ...... $ 1 9 8 .0 0 wheri toe .government required Rudolph, SC-cT Maurice Vejel, U. I. . , . ft. - ‘ ■ the war by fighting. And in-that we should all set about worklni re-registrktlon of auch businesses. metion about the type of role. "Is this'rieV, invention have . made, S.N.R., Mrs. Voge. and their - you wen. the battle, and could help yourself to your defunct neigh- $2.60.00 ^-Piece Eighteenth Cen­ event, we would |pare' -neither ourselveii down to the smallest' Now *■ nobody around it an Errol Flynn kind of part?" themselves felt,’* Attlee declared daughter Diane Dordthy, of. New ' V., in A formal statement la^t night. Mr’s home, fortune and wife—if tury Group with credenzia buffet,. Hirohito nor anything else. ,and---least im portant job we can 'Who will butcher ■ the Hanna I inquired. ' * York City. - ateera on ri basis toat c'ompUea "■You might call It that,” he "The Jast of our enemlea has offer­ Miss Lillian Lapapne of Hart­ aha was" pretty-enough- to kriep. . • * *.... ft...... '.ft - $225*00 ' ' - - •H-e-' find. This doorman’s'life was fail­ grinned. (Oh. these talkative ac­ ed to surrender. Day of CbamploBa PnSaed Three Eighteenth Century pieces for tfleljed- — ------^ with OPA regulations. The com­ ford, has been spending a week i- ure, because hChfid" so many ad­ pany cannot obtain a license be­ tors!) X" . ” . . - We must pray that .the with her sister Mrs. Frank Kalaa Th* day -of the champions— $386.00 8 - Piece Hand - made' foom* bed, Ure-sser find chest ih mahogany ply­ .End Of The Feudiil System7 vantages and sguapderedi,. them. cause it did not slaughter in 1941. “ \Vho‘8..the love interest ?" distovery which led to the produc­ Achilles, Hector,^ HoratIus, Gala- and Mr, Kalas. had, Lancelot—passed into night Eighteenth Centur.V Diiiing Room wood. Regular $179.00. -.v*-...... $ 1 5 9 . 0 0 One of the'- radical' "changes But what he did discover, at the And in a pasture at the foot of 'The ajtor poirited to an actre.ss, tion of the atomic bomb will he Mrs. L. • Ernest Hall and Miss with, iferpentineimnt buffet; pedes- H ere’s a large ensemble for the Master bed- the hill below Uadlz, whence -aged four. "Also Eleanor Parker," made to conduce to peace among wlto toe evolution of the pistol,, coming over Europe, both In na­ end ,of his career, would 'have al­ Alice Hall left Sunday to apend to* tank, the submarine, toe, fight­ ’ room , . Clark Gable atarted his climb to he-'ii^dgg. the nations, and Jhat Instead of some time at Misquamlcut Beach, faTtable with -iapron;' genuine ma­ -twin bed.s, vanity, bench and bedside tions where toe Commiin|Et influ­ tered that career if he had known fame by, way of a traveling .car­ wreaking measureless havoc upon er plane. A good little man becamfi' ...... ta b le ill Eighteenth Ceiitury .style; mahogahy R. I.. the equal”of tori-'good«big, man. hogany $ 3 3 9 .0 0 ence Is prifsent andj, in nations ; it at the beginning. If, earlier in nival 61 sleek': chunky steers^ ,.^By this, time, I was Sieling like -the entire globe. It may become Mrs. Mary Edgerton Baker who pl v-ivooci. R ^g. $ 1 6 7 .0 0 ...... $ 1 5 9 . 0 0 . Mir, iDistrict Attorney on a diffi­ Perhaps the superior—for he took $.65.o8' Extension Drop-leaf, Din where it does not seem ii control, I life, he had learned to ’do just one 5490 steaks Ion the hoof, plus 250? a perennial , founthin . of world has spent two week:, vacation In ■^1^ TTiree Chippendale pieces.. .bed, dresser and 1 ‘h roasts, 1342 stews, 305 bowls of cult case. I next Interrogated the up less siwee, ate less and 'made a IiNi re-division of land, toe break-| small thing exceptionally well, if prosperity,”/. ' " town' left Saturday for her home smaller target.-. - -. ' "^-.ette or Living Room Table'-vyith chest... in inahogany-plywood. This choice of soup and 21,838 ham burgej^ director. James Kern. , three .sets of ‘ legs; mahogany ve- Ing up of great estates in order i he had learned to give his best to "It's, a modem comedy;’’ Kern In H artford, ' Now comes toe atoixilc bomb, pieces is one of our most popular. Regular] live their well-fed lives. Miners Mrs. Mable W. Spicer has re­ to create more farrji land fdr the i .some one endeavor, he . would froteste^l: "We can’t do work like explained. “Mainly it deals with logical to the bombing .... neered ,.... } > . . $ 4 9 . 5 0 $184.00 ...... ,,,^..».*.....$1 $ 5 .0 0 a couple, played by Errol Flynn turned from several day* spent plaae, selenca’s first , gre a t wrispOn people. Because 11 viola-tes the probably never .have bad this on peanut butter and apple Trying to. Jdentify Another Master Bedroom group, c^mpnwng jelly," arid their wives wailed; arid Eletmor Parker, who aig di­ with 5 v * aj ~ i; wUl 'bfi easy to refine It *( SnialfiMaster’Bedroom? Here’s the group manpower, they do not’ expect to crew from the starch section of •nbiM th a t it lirieds no petfional cseort Inlaid top; 4 0 x62 inches. A per­ for vou., .twin beds, dresser and a bedside ta-; true, we think, that. Amerl- wondering why in toe world fate bS' able to produce the minimum tunity^ display hIs talents a* h «lecond A ^ Fbpce headquarters at Mrs. Phyllis R. MyrUe of Wil- cans, unless It b* t h o • • doesn’t end toil waste of time by light comedian and Mlsa Parker llngton Hill was a guest We<}nes- ^Th# NaMs gave us sqch, vehicles fectly grand piece to, build an ble in Chipperidale design.. Mahogany p ly w o ^ of industrial coal that is needed Colorado Springs srirveyed' today in toe buu bomb and toe. rocket. Americana who hava hav* freah mem- lifting us up into a job fit for such for the war effort. If thelr'C* re­ to wear a fancy wardrobe. the wreckage of a..|ffge plane day of Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest i n . ., Eighteenth Century,4indtte around R6jfulHr$211*00 •••••■••• A 7 9 * 0 0 .The title? aaJd Flynn: ’'Yeker- War haa bacome a matter of mass "V* - 7,1 oriea of old .countries still with a big man or. woman as we hap­ maining. .men are .not oetter fed, high iri the Rockies near which at Hall and family. ... t-GerW**^’**** _Ac ******* exteminfitlon to be controlled by ft.^ •ft-;ftft*.,*.ftft.'. ...4 4ft. $49450 they fear ’ that production will day It wa* ’Don't Ever Leave Me.’ least six decomposed fabdles were Mias Bernice A. Hall and Mii thm . hav* no approclatjon of toe pen to be. A nd,toe answer la that Today It’s ‘Never Say Goodbye’.!’ the pressure of buttons. $146.00 • Chippendale Lowboy fall off even further. ' found in an effort rio Identify the Alice E. Hall have had aq guest t i l l * ' SoIdlep-WUI Be Helpleee aituation auch ^rriritic action 1* if we are really big, that quality ’What It will be tomorrow' Uk, for a few days MUs Zita Matthews • Buffet-with biUrand-claxV ;feet; 64- an'ybody’* gueas. dead and determine definitely Of what aval] la the courage oi designed to correct. [•will be shown jsnd proved. by the Former Solon Dies whether the'riMp wa* of military of East Haven.X a eoldter in toe trench? Th* fb inch’slze.;,genulnfe’’ifnahogany, hand way w.e do ' what we think la a The Federated Church Sunday jlnenc* Of civilians who woric and America ^la not cramped for Plymouth, Aug. lb—UP)—Aartn SorigaM^ Expeottog Baby origin. . , n la d e ...... >...... $ J 1 9 . 0 0 small job. 'The wrecked plane, aaid by ob­ School board met in buMneas ses­ do without to.furnish him'wRh ^ d , ' Thar* i*,,atUl no jOluitation WiUiam Fenri, 73, former member, sion In th* social room* of th# Hollywood,. Aug. 13—(/P)—Song­ servers to have .crashed ribout a outdated weapons? Who will Jnet ' $125.00 Serpentine Front Sidp- t^en to* abllity“o< every Ame'rl- of the Board of Selectmen anf year ago from physical signs, was cliufch Thursday a t 7 o’.clock ’.-ito whom and irttb w het? W hat *0 Take Ot'er- Occupation Zone once Plymouth'a repreaentatiye to stress Deanna Durbin ir<«xpectlng Mre>Ada L. Rhode* of Vernon board; a reproduction in genuine - crin who desire* to have land a baby next spring, probably in discovered yesterday by two cow­ plaeA will Sltoar chivalry or valor ‘ «< hia own. or to increase toe land toe General Assembly, died here was a guest Tfiursday olf Tofland hava in future battlefields—if mahogany, hand made.- . $ 1 1 0 . 0 0 0^ Mandeeiiia/tr Berlin, ' Aug. 13.*-qPj—Frenca Saturtay In the home where be March, she. announced last’night. boys high on toC prcctpltcuri slope holding* he lnherlted~' If there of 18,166-foot aoud peak, in relatives. there firs any. The soldier will b* troop* took over-Aheir occupation was bOm and bad spent his entire Tb6 '23-year-oId actress was mar-' ‘ Mrs. Harold Clough and son, jui helpleas a* the child. You go R h a freat ristatea in the midst of cone in Berlin today ,at formal life. Fenn, who grs^at«^ from cied last June 13 to Filin Producer northwestern Wyoming. BOYLE’S COLUMN Felix Jackson. ;>• Mis* Durbin was A U . S. Forestry employe ex Ronny Clough, have returned from 'fti’th against the atomic bomb a t*. ft Aisadca’* farming torritory, the flag raising •ceremonies'Jn 'toe bor­ Connecticut Agricultural coUeg^. Boaton where, they have spent sev­ man and return h,mist; *' mow toe University of ConhectI- 'dlvofted ■ in D«|cembk. l'943. from pres.^ed the opinion "th e t. the s . ’MrtfMry American 4oeri npt need ough ' of Wedding, 'l^he Freneo eral-weeks with Mrs. . CSoiigM Buch a wffijrtwVqwkofi any eld ^ *T1 also inriude the borough. cut) ln.If92, la survived by four; Vaughn Paul after nearly five wreckage was .that of an Army Seven »IU juineckeadorf. ■iritOTri. i'2**!'* of iharrlafe. j plane.- .' ■ ■ mother, Mrs. IngcnipU. .'■V'h. • • S .’ .'1 .■’■■. ' ' ' J,., . , . - -■ V i- . 4 •■-'ya ^u> >>. 19 IS .1*- MANCHKSIKK KVtNlNCJ in*:RAL1). MAN€HE?TEK. IXJNN« MUfSl^W, A U OU S T liANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD. HAncaBBTSB. (X)NN, lUGUST IS, 1948 t A G f .PAGE \ “ 7 *4- V-J Services How Uncle^Sqin's Navy Has Grown J u r o r ^ leveal"^ O b it u a r y Wins Air Meda Early Fost-W ar \v i'lL-i-ioirt), WTHT— 1231* (e rty HAfrUMilf Boc. 7, v*4t—7«9S iMpo For Catholics WDllO— 186tf\ Today's Radio WHTOs-l«tQ D e a t h •eats. Eastern W ar'Ilnie'' Detroit Trounces. 4 / O f JishFun^ P(es d V f e iv e d S e n t to T 1 Deaths Churchefl- Announce the 4:00_W D R C — House Party: W THT— Melody Lane; W TIC— X Most C ritical News; W tH T —News; Glrand’s Muiic of Manhattan/ Fred H. Wilson Hours of Masses After Music. HaU; WTIC— Backsty;e 7:45—W n C —Emile /CoOte Glee Kiwahians Hear Fiah (Conl'litnett PTotn Psge One) Aitcraft Tops Majors Local Sport l e r red H Wilson,. of 45 West Wife. Club. / ►in pitches, Bata ued from Page One) News Receiveil «;00—WDRC—Vdk Pop; WHTD And Game Expert De­ a ii street, Plalnville, formerly 4:15—WTIC—SUlU Dallas. that another said "Ijeware, 1 am 4:30—WDRC — Jimffile ^^fldler; ^P ick and Pat; WTHT —CeclL ■ The United Aircraft.nine of East f ri* crow,d yesterdky Ifternoon- ‘ post-war period as the most criti­ sitting Just a few feet from you ofvMknchester, died at the Veter- ’ When V-J Day ciJmea plans ar* Brown; W^IC-,- (pongressiphal scribe State^a W ork ana\Hofroltal In Newington Sun- ■WnC—Lorenzo Jones. . 2 to 0 Behind Bokina Hartfo'rd,h'ave four games -In as , the smallest In lea'gpe , play cal j.n this nation’s history from m in the courtroom.” , ready at both St. Bridget’s and 4;45_WDRC — Ad Liner;-WTIC ' Medal of Honor. ' ' . . . many days thn^ week. Yesterday ' Oris season. The game tun>*d out T i^rs to the *tai»d,-point 'p f the average day.\Boim in Stafford Springs 59 8;15_WHTD— News df - Tomor­ Oiiens Defense Aitgiwnents ye'dra Bgo\be was a veteran of St. James’s Roman Catholic — Young Wldder Brown. afternoon they fac*d th* Major*, j/to ■be the beat pl*y®d Sabbath \Vhat become* of'the fS.Sfi the American’s dally welfare. row; w r ilT —Kay-O-Qulz. \Vhtte?hn4rod Fernand Payen. World Wtair -1 and a member of churches. They were announced B;00_WDRC — News; ‘ VVhat U Ex-M^jur.A I4 ju League Hurler No Game on V-J Day Tonight thiy play the Prop*. To-’ , U it uf the year and It was Connecticut angler pay* for the The chlcDeseniUve sees lnjh)rfe usRdi ckuiinii H>4g— 100,000 chief ‘dwTense attorney., opened the Xt? WHTD — Terry and the 8:30-/WDRC— Merry Life of morrow night they engage the s pitcher’*' duel. f^houser-xWins 18th UfoYi’a r iiiK the local^misrican Legion Post, In both churches yesterday. ^ privilege of hi* aport wa* detailed eolflc and related problems the supreme attempt to save. the 89- also of th ^ V «era n s of Foreign •Crates 1 WTHT — Meet the Mtirrv CHirlstmas; BUI Henry; §eatteTfl Four Hits; I “ ■ Filers and on Wednesday night \ ------In Nightcap; Red Sox ® W U O to t l » Klwanl* Club thla^nopAy challenge to gdvernijieht. In- Til* s M tl ditonisliing travol buiM|n0 yenr-old head of the former, yichy In Catholic churches the door* I Band: WTIC — if’hen a Girl W HTD— . Meet your Navy; In eveht that V-J is wf- they face the Props again. \,/ Joe ^ k in a formerly pitched' iq_^. l^ars and th \Y iK *ee Diylslqp. W THT— Ai^rlcala Discussion ’ Dr. John E. Flaherty, of and labor. Those problems MIAW fbkOiiffF' ochievoisont is hiitory is illuitrdtMk,M government from a firing squad Mr. Wilson -WM^mployed aa a are always open and those' who Marries. ^niall Cr6Wd Witnesses flcla'ly announced there'will be League; W TlC - Howard Bar- y*e big sHpw with the^w.Mhtag^^^ Divide, Ferriss Witis; PlftV AirCrfllft and member of the *tate Fi*h ai^ 10 charts at Iflt'and obdrs. Tabulation witli .the.se words: teamster by (JHe^y^rothers.! ipiTiLlivin. oand wrtsh to offer prayers Will he aMe :15e-WDRC—Main Street, Hart­ no Twilight League baseball Kue Cobb and Laurin Peterson Senator* and It -was^l^'flrst time "Petain is one of France’s mostN low’s. OrchAitha. Best Played Sabbath Game Comml**lon. _ i „ . widespread at left sha4rs th« combotant shiip built' ■-vii’as the first stew rd "gt the V. F. to do so. ford: WHTD — Dick Tracy; game. Twl offlrlala revealed who are now guiding the Aircraft, : this .season that the,.Xlrcraft was Nals^/Browns ^ Split . ' ■ - Of the *um.,*aid Dr. Flaherty glorious sons. It Is very unlike our rer ween. If the news Is received in tlrne, ' WTHT -r- Superman: WTIC — 9;00-:-WDRC — Beulabt^ Shpw; today that activities will .pe stated at the Twi r eetlng last Fri­ able to get th* big fellow to toss for the U. S.. Novy in the post five ytort IVvHome, Manches' W H TD ^ To be >^nou;(ced; ^ontest o f the Se^sou - 85 fcent* goes %b the local t o ^ p machinery of LIGHT CItUISWi untry to .be' trying such a man. He leaves his wife,Ife, Mre.Mrs. Ida there will 'be Benediction in St. Portia Faces Life. ' ' f suspended on V-J day. day n^ht that they will finish them up. If Boluna can be secur­ / ■ B.v jW|Mchl«r Former by Winning Gah — 1322 veisels, aggregating approxl^ Petain wears'if'Crown of glory that clerk who *ell* the license, and the ace. » (Greene) Wilson. \ James’s church in the evening. 0:30—WDRC—War Commentary;; WTHT — Gabriel ."Heatter; their schedule regardless of where ed for the final g(imea he may be (Associated Press . Sport* Writer) ^remainder finance* the motelr 3,120,000 ton's of fighting powtr. you wishNtn take from him.” ■The mass will be celebrated the Swoon or Croon; WHTD—JaCRI WTIC Telephone Hour, ~ By Earl W, Yost Create Three Way Tie sr How. to keep '>purchasing This compares with 383 such vessels Funeral services will bfXheld ..they finish. able to knock,one'rif the first divi­ Jim Tobin, veteran hurler .who ' and purchase of stock for Conncc^ ’ Paven read a testimonial written following morning at 9 o’clock. Arm etfoB ^ WTHT — Baseball 9:1 5 -WTHT—Real Stories from It took two 'second division sion teim* for* lodp Ini the tight power at a level high enhugh' to OC^TROVliU on 3ul> I, 1940, and means that Unci* Wednesday at two o'clock atX^e traveled the waiver route from For T ht Third Place ticut's lakes' and stream*. / 370 to retain hy<3rn. John J. Pershing. Should the announcement be Scores': Music; W TIC-Just, Real Life. '. teams to supply the best Twilight Thr team Is firmly entrenched r^e^or playoff honor*. absorb the output of busy .Sam now holds more than .1500 sea AEF comrhartder in "the First Watkins Funeral Home. 142 East League Sunday attraction of the Dr. Flaherty said that this lo ­ Center .street. Rev. Clifford *-Oi made this aftei boon or early this Plain Bill. f9:30—WDRC--Liaien to a Story Sportsmen Maj in the le^u e cellar and show no Boston to Detroit—switching from time factories. fighters, with allowance for those lost \XirId war, after the Germans season yesterday rifternoon at the cality was lucky in Its nearness to bisTtoYtt B£6kfT Slmption of the Center Orngrega- ig0.lhc regular weekly Mort--: 6 :45— WDRC-^'OM* Record Shop;! o f the SeSf WHTD— I^ x Mau- signs of .vacating the spot, yet for ■'Summer is almost’ over.'(-B,^V* the National League to the Amer- The Pratt and Whitney Men's C m U l Lake, a fine natural a- Speaking In, the Pacific north­ in wor and vessels tronsferred to our were beaten a quarter century ago. West Side Oral when the,'United S4I tlonal church will officiate and BvciimS devotions In «, SL WHTD— Singing Lady; WTHT: P.in’a Orchestr?; CoroneJ S to^ the ' fellow* who .have carried* on ball is now in it* t'vlligIH ptagi, ican-rmay be a vital cog In- the Club of West Hfirtford, how rest­ west early .ln hisxcampalgn for the Alli#S..At top, chart portroys growth \Thb- lawyer traced the mar- Aircraft -nine, of East Hartford Busy Schedule ing In fifth place In the Twilight te7 for trout, and *’* ^ . IJeut. Alfred P. Werbner burial will be In. Soldiers’ Field. et’s.church will Include Ben- —Tom Mix; WTIC—IJront Page Teller; W THT — Spotlight despite heavy odds they feaervs Fall and winter sport*’will be here -Tigers’ bid for the Junior major commission had placed 50.qng vice presidency last year, Mr. Tru­ in strength of the Novy— from 7685 shal'.s carecr.,1&nTl said; S Bands] W TIC--- Rise ftevens blanked the Plant J Majors 2 to 0 league pennsuit whjeh they won in ..League standings will face the cel­ '* Farrell. before we know it. Bowlfag and rainbow trout In that lake. ■ man advocated that the overaU SUIMARINii “ East cemetery. The m iltb^’ ediclipn. The mass of thanks'- In a well played game. , ^ credit, - ’ / • ' Lieutenant Alfred P. 'V^'erbiier.' ITO vessels of 1,800,000 tons on Dec,. 7, 1941, "He has never shown anything (. Aim- Show.' _ baseball have been the two biggest 1940 and nearly wx>n last, year. lar TTnited Aircraft nine of East Tumlng-to hunting prospecU lor approach to reconversion bring the service will he In c'harge n;. gtvinX'n ,BrMi;et> church will Evening • i son of David Webrner of 29 Ste*. to 100;000 ships ond some 11 500,000 hut lQ>*alty to the ropuh1lc'il” ring be at 8\>’elocit in the morning fol- 10:00—wpR(T—Screen Star Play; The srriallestjcrowd of the cam­ Family Night to Be Held sport* in towm. Tobin, making his ' American Hartford tonight at 8 o'clock' at the future. Dr. Flahjsrty feared government’s multi-hlllion-doilar his long years of servl.ee.", cr»oh-Shea Poet. No. 2(M8j W. F 6:00— News on all stations. W HTD^Tokyo Galling; WTHT All Twilight Licagtfe games left phens street, has been decorated Total 1322 tons dt the present time. announceme’nt. ' paign wa* on hand to ^atch for-, on the schedule will'begin at 6 League debut yesterday -before the- West Side Oval. -, ' that pheasaitU might be growing war plant Investment Into use by —■ M.i PCtaln’s counsel ‘'Charged the W. , ,-i lowing 6:15—WDRC — Jimmy Carroll —ConsMUciit Forum ' of the mer rriajor leaguer Joe Bokina Weilnesday Evening at with the Air Medal in recognition m Friends may call at the funeral o’clock instead ot the usual start­ It 1* understood fjom inform­ 53,i89 paid—the second largest The Men’s Cflub by winnlng-wUl more scarce'ln ConnecUcut. He..re­ private Industry. covift had given the prosecution' Sings: WHTD — Tom Hussey Air: WTIO:—Contented Pro­ toss up a fourihit shutout per­ Dettolt crowd of the season-- of his meritorWHis achievements In Legion; Other -New* ing time of 6:15 or later. The play-' ative source that’ s mari will be en­ create a three-wsy tie for third ferred to the growing cuItlvaUon Since entering the White House, advantages. home after seven o’clock this •ve- Journal; Orchestraal Interlude;' gram. formance for the cellar-dwelling pltched and -batted to triumph In atrli]^l cdmHat.______^______offs will no doubt start at 5:45 on gaged to act -as director ,of the Place in the stanijlng* with th* of poUtoes in Connecticut and to he has called for government funds Private Pajier* Seized ning; Jaus Re|)oi!l Va«l WTHT---Honhr RoIP Concert 10:30—WDRC — Stuarl ErvvUi Alircraft trine. The former Wash­ Manchester Y.M.C.A. This infor­ one game -of a:", twin Tiger defeat Prop* and Filers; A defeat will 'the fact tH^at the poisonous spray avy Guanliiig The Manchester Division of the week nights. to. augment unernploymeh't. com- N- Local Couple Payen said all of iPe-taln's private Hour; WTIC—'Erpf.* Aridre Show: WHTD— WHTD S tr i^ ington Sefiators righthander was mation, If It becomes a reality, 1* of thCvNew York Yankees, 9-6 and pracU'cally ■ eliminate the Weat ■ used on them injured, pheasant n. m. (e.w.t.) he told ^ reporter* . penaatlon payments until the John English. Jr. Schenker. ** -. Ehsemble; WTHT — HartftM in complete cTintrol at all times In Connecticut Sportsmen’s Asso., welcome new* to hundreds of 8-2i' . Papers had heen'iieizeidand that d^. Red Push to Spliti A Twilight League adl star game Hartford team. ■&“' tersely; ‘The war still l< Prog­ states themselves can assume the Against Raids; Tense attorneys were noFperinltted John Engli.sh. Jr.. 26-mont1is-oli 6:30— WDRC—George b ! Arm­ ■ Heroes Speak; WTIC—Dr. I. Q. bating hard luck Jimmy. Scott. headed by its active officers have North. End youngster*. Detrolt.fana who are wondering Tiid .Flood or .Yosh Xlnel will attendance prize, dona^d ress." Ho ad"ded, how evf, that his iyeii Surprise will be played. Jimmy Foley' .who full burden o f. Insuring agsim^t to examine them. He Cjiarged. .^Kin :of John and Elizabeth (Mr- stead; WHTD -A n sw er Man;' 10:45— WTHT-rEveritlde Echoes. 'The la tt^ allowed eight hits and prepared a bus>’ fall schedule of today Why Tobin was !walved out lo the hurling for “the Men's Club by Parker Soren. was won by Dr. office would be open iMtil mid­ suijden io.ss of hurchasing power. ■ lAughlln) English, of this town, Manchuria Forces w n C —Bob Steele. 11:00—News on all atatlori*;. only one earned run. entertainment and sports events, guides the Prop* will handle one The lads at the North End were .of the National League, probably Eugene Davis. In the absence of Fleet Sptiglit moreover, that safe conduct ^had team and- 'Vic Paganl will handle while Johnny Oessey will be th* night, and that If there wo* Aimed at Softening Impact been refused for some witness#*. - died Sunday mottling at the Hert­ fl:45*-T.WDRG — News; WHTD— 11:15—WDRC—.Night Owl Show; Bokina making his first start of of interest both to sportslneh* and practically shut out In , the Cold are Jolnhd by-..a few. other mana­ any members from tl^^ clergy, ing to report by. then, the White the other. The game will be staged Aircraft team’s choice. Flood ha* Meanwhile, the Office of War Frieiid[8'xif_Sergeaiil Ma­ Fo ■ half an hour, Payen spoke ford 4vospltal. Charlie Chan; WTIC — Lowell WHTD—Jazz Concert: WTHT the year In the box league play, the public, for the coming season last .fall arid winter as far as ac­ gers of both leases who "over­ a league mark of three and on* grace was said by George •Glenney. House would have nothing to ifay The funeral will be he'd Wednes­ (C'nnllniird From Page One) fanned J3 batters and gave up only immediately- following the regular Mobilization and Reconversion, (Continued frrjn Pnge One) of Petain’s military victories, find' Thomas. —Baseball Scores;: I f a Dance in an effort to stimulate public-Ip/ tivities w-ent. It reached a low ebb looked” the 33-year-old kmickle- and. is the MCs best bet for ss- until Monday morning. jor anbase on balls. He spaced the terest in its long range cooperative league schedule; and many lads dropped ln_tb th* ball twlrler jis t ai.they did Hank Any announcement of a surren­ under his old friend and appointee, lend testimonials from Clemenceati Janancse Kwantung Army In sur'anc-e for a playoill berth. and other great French personages ne’raV home. Center street, Walling- WHTD — Headline E d M ^ . . Washington. four Major hits and was never In program of stocking fish and game office or'called the house to see BoroWy When the' Yankees listed der offer, he explained, would be John W. Snyder. Is at work on a offered no airborne opposition over Lyons, ‘Hon^r.^Giiests fortf.x Interment will he hi that Manclriria. any serious-trouble. ‘ ''• ' Dusty May proved to be a good Danriy O’Leary the league’* W r f Continuing multtpltcltv of plans.'^11 aimed at the targets^ai'.d one group flew of the post. WTHT—Fred Morrison; WTIC: 11:30—W THT— Bobby Meeker's in Manchester, and... vicinity. what could be done; hltri as “available” and the Clhlca- leading batter will head the Men’* revealed jointly by Mo"oow, I^n- place X \ - 1 Soviet Gains Repocted — Supper Club. Orchestra: WTTC-r- Cab (tsllo- Neither hurler gave up a nti^ Through the excellent cooperation foul ball- chaser yesterday_*fter- go Cubs grabbed him. don, Chungking and Washington. .softening the Impact of a. sudden over three fields WltHout dra.w'ng , , -V j "When did Marspah- Petain plot A Moscow communique, fourth Club attack for his third base spot ' _Sergennt Major and Mrs.'dohrt 1.1'jfaln'fi.t the republic?” Payen ask- I 7;15-t-WDRC — Hedda Hopper way's Orchestra. .during the first five Inning:* oaf of the State Board of Fis'herlies_ noon and his -fielding average t&e X .male director seems to be the Obtained only a week ago from As Japan Delays^ At o’clock the United Press halt to^war work. ahti-al^rnft fire. , ■ V of the SoVlet-Jananese war, told play. Both were accorded fine supf' while Nftnny ZazzSro, one of th* Far E.ist Air Forces squadrons, - r Hollywood: WHTD-— Raymond 1 1 :45:_ WHTD—Music. and Game. MsnchMter flsheemen the'day waa i.OiW. solution- Providing that a man the sixth place Bostton Braves, To- "flashed’' a report that Japan had Theri'ls. Mr. Truman knows, a Lyons of the local Salvation Army ed. "W'hlle-he was walking In his ’ of Soviet gains of nine to 22 mi'es porj.from their mates with a glove capable of rejuvenating the entire moat Improved players In th* also continued their dplly assaults ^ little garden ? While .sifting be­ Gram Swing; W THT -H artford 12:00—tyHTD — News: Music; have experienced a very successful, ►jln not'oniy:confounded the Yanks accepted the Allied terms. In New vast market for.civilian goods, and Corps, were greajly surprised Funeruls toward the central- Manchurian Hand stop at third by Geisrge Ja­ “Several ball* werevhlt once yes­ program be appointed and with league, will l)« *t hie shortatop Tim e Not Limited T-the savings In war bonds and bank on Janan. No details were given. side hj.s hearth ?" I Sftroea Speak; W TIC— New’s pt WTIC—News: St. ^^uls Sere­ season to date In obtaining their through, thre‘e scoreless frames of- pos.t. York and some other C|tleg ft Saturday evertihg. \vhen 'relajives \|Jeath Demand Made ar.scnal city Of Harblji. nade. , \ cobs the play of tl)e game. terday and then they turned up help from the Boaid Of Directors, the 1 1 -in'htng first game, Jiut • touched off premature peace cele­ accounts offer* the meam, for tlwlC Radioed dispatches from Hal­ the World. ■ ^ Winning hlarker share of state.-reared game fish, the Y should flourish aa It did In -The starting tirfte of all remain­ sey’s flagship said more than 1.009 and friends accordcd\tjirm a pre- The rrmrshal is charged with 1n- william P. Cotter The Soviet bulletin also an­ T:30—WDRC— Thanks to the 12:30—WTIC—Three Suqs Parade lopsided. Two were tossed out In blasted a three-run homer that (Continued Fr|pn. Page One) brations. A t 9:36 U. H. asked that purCha.se as fast as they become nounced that.Russian Marines In­ VtTiat proved to be the winning plus the hundreds of trout arid pan pre-war day*. - ing-garni* in the league has b*en , Britliih and ' Americniv'pnnta were celehratitm, of theiV fortieth or te.lligence \VUh tire enemy and with Largely- attended furtei^al serv- Yanks;'WHTD — Lone Ranger; 12:45—W TIC—Lee Sinii./ fish stocked by the club In local the same inning. broke a 6-6 tie. the flash be withheld and at 9:40 available. vading Eorea'under the guns of run crossed «he plate In the sixth Hal-Newhouaer'a six-'nit'effort In 'get for 6 - This is fifteen, minutes But plant's mu.at be cleared of participating, and desnite rough, nibv wedding .annivebary which plotting against the security of ieea were held this morning for when Lou Rajman singled to waters; earlier than previous gamis*. Th* American carrier plane atackrf'a«d 4t was killed, FTB.nce. He is^-the first French the Soviet Pacific fleet had- seized' the, finale brotrght the ace leftr Inqifitles at the White House mwchlnery ■ not a d a o t^ to th- rainy weather the Tokvo radio falls on the 21.st of August. The William P. Cotter. WorldMVar I third, advanced to second o'n an T h e Club Invites Its member* and usual, atterrdapee -prize will b* fleet operations off- the coast m Counted 800 sort'es Jiy'-the alaah- clilef of state to face trial since the vital ports of Raphin and Yukt- hander h'ls 18th trlump"h of the presaging a possible enemy, land­ then produced this statement by manufacture of civilian goods Knd reason for the observance at thfS veteran, at the Hojloran fS(neral on the Sea of Japan, after Adra.' infield out and scored on Bill Cgs- the public to attend its Seepnd An­ swarded. '' ' InV bln.sting.bom hers nndsfigliters IjOu: 1 XVI. ' The state .demanded home at 8:39 and 9 ‘o’clock 'frem \EstimQte Presidents Speech ty’e Texas Leaguer left Just insioie nual. Family Night to be held year. Hank Greenberg starred at Rosa at 10:25 p. m.: tipp marhinerv j^ist' replace it. time was that all the children were Ivan Yumashev’s shlp-s bombarded Holly bat for the Bengal*. His five ing- before 10 a; m. Tokvo time. The able to be present; several of them deith in its summation Sat-grdav. St. James’s church. .Rev. F w - the foul line, A single and two Weijriblsday evening at the Ameri­ Ross told his hew* conference Surrender Not Alinounced is is only one of the problems .qf hroadenat" a.aid eight were shot ..Payen sarcastically attacked the bases and Red' Army planes hits. Including a double and at the White Houge:. reconversion that will require were already In town! . . . erlck McLean was tH'c celebrant. cascaded tons of exploMyes on th' two-base errors by-Healy in right can Legion’ Home. A number „df "The President has not an down atid 16 damagofL . ' Prosecutor Andre Momet’s ad­ Rev. Edmund-Barrett )y.as deacon H eard by O ver 41^000^000 field gave the winners their sec­ "talkie” sport* pictures will be triple, accounted for six runs Maior Let^ ‘Tm sorry.ir. 1 I havenav< . only the time. Workers then nuqit be, T)ieir son. Captain Hudaort dress as "piquant.'' He turned dii wharves and,harbors m a three- nounced that Japan baa ^ccepted “ Major Wiir.\’es*el” Damaged aT»d Rev. WUllam J. Dunn, sub- ond marken. shown. Including fishing, hunting Tom Faulkner 5 to 4 the two games. jieg^tive report to nake that no channeled back into the reconvert­ Lyons and Mrs. I^yons are lieing rectly toward the bearded neme­ day aerial pounffin#, surrender terma. ^ A Japanese torpedo planet was deatw. Mrs. John Barry presided Rajman and Casty led the Air­ arid camping acene^gto be follow­ The Senators won the opener word h“ been received from "There ia JiotWng to the. story. ed plants, the president believes, transferred to new work, manage­ sis of the spy Mata Hari and said: -\ K e ^ rt Sakhalin I-andings i- shot down near the vaat fleet early ment of the Evangeline residence . . J » „ .V, . at Uie organ and accompanied the New'- York.'" Aug. 13.— — *' Tallulah Bankhead will star in s-J' craft offensive with two hiis ed with severs! 'animated "cartoons from the St. Louis Browma 9-5 to Leaders ,”Japan.' ' Jt was carried by the Nothing has been received by the at wage.* sufficiently high to aus- .'■You. who dared tell « « this la .JE. Keating and (Vhe Tokyo radio, heard by the [President Harry S. Truman Is dramatic 8;tett-h on the Navy Hobr keep pace with the Tigers, bi)t' thip morning, and Admiral Nimitz in Pittsburgh. Pa. Their daugh­ FC(5\ reported sea-borne Soviet aplecd; for the kiddies. AU’ youngker* in Wins President's Cup | H artford B oxillg Tokyo ramo that the Allied,^reply PreaideiU. the War department, the Fain mass purchaairrg power. lludged by the Hooper rating con- at 9. o’clock Tuesday night over The box score. dropped back when' the American Must ReF,xamlhe Tax Striirtvre announced another had torpedoed- ter,.'.Ellen; wife of-Cnptain EUdred not a political trial, had the, troops had begun landings on thej attendance will be seiw'cd refresh- By The Associa^ PreM had only .been delivered today, Navy or the State department and damaged' a “major war vessel” temerity to parade before us aj xh* bearersXrere Chief Albert Icem to have reached 41,500.000 NBC. Lieut. Fort Pearson will .\lreraft 36 Hole Evjent With League champions, behind Bob "TTie President went to bed a The tax structure must be .re­ Churchill,, with the captain w'ere southern, part of disputed Sak-! _ i ments. There is no charge'In ebn- Notioii*! Monday. If that 1* trUe, Japan at Okinawri -Sunday night. here from Kltannlng, Pa., and an­ long string of politicians, you FOy, representing Hqsc Company [persons with Thursday night's ad- emcee U;e show In place : AB Card Completed Muncrief, annexed the second con* has had our terms only a little over half hour ago and he will )>e’called examined-.riot only with, a view dldn’-^^ dare to call In Gen. 81arirlce halln Island. Tokyo previously, Jtobert Taylor, who - wa's* an- „ „ ' nection with this affair. Steady Playing at tert, 4-1. Mike Kreevich,- sold to Batting—HolnisA Boston, A69q- Tokyo radio broadcast a Jap­ other daughter. Mrs', Rachel Ha- No. 2, Henry Mutrle. Yenresenfl'rtg Idress. , . Cobh, cf .2 “ Trials Date Set Cavaretta, Chicago, .868, 12 hours. Perhaps that accounts if anything develops , toward enabling - industry to anese'Imperial headquarters com- Gamelln to confront Gen. MMime the American Legion, Joseph Mad- has reported an invasion of the nou'jced originally. Kriurek, 2b ....3 the Senators by the Browm* last wortlKwho Is aasistnht\mnnager of territory, known to the Japanese n ol-Talcottvllle Flats. Sun- Local Country Club' Run*/—H crtm ^ Boston, 66; Ro> fpr the delay.” *v ’ We are atlll waiting. That Is finance full speed reconversion but nrunique claiming Nipponese sub­ Weygand.” / cen, the Army & Navy Club, In all Two bobby sockers dreams will Rajman, rf .. . . 4 week made four Mts Including two EvangMlre House, a re.sldence^cltib as Kar*futo. n „ i day; September 16, the club will Hartford, Aug. 13—Bobb.y Polo- Sen, Brooklyny "Might there b< another .ptomlc the situation.” in the light of a public debt of, marines sank adarge seaplane ten- for busin^^s girls In New York, \Veygand, a' star dyfwise wit­ of which organizations Mr.;, Cotter ■appear on Screen Guild players Listening Tonight: NBC—6:15, Cervls, e ...... 4 doubles In,.'the first contest and Then, at midnight, the ’ lid waa astronomical dlmersion. The pub­ ness, ■ Succeeded Qamelln as (The Domel dispatch said ttt ? ni"hold Its Fourth Annual'Fall Field Holly Mandley added. another witzer, the perpetual-motion 'kid scored the Nat*’ only run In the Runs bsttsy In—Olmo, Brool f i f bombT" he was asked. ,der off Okinawa Sunday, waa also able to be pre'ftcnt. Mr. was a irietnber. The other'- three iow next Monday night, August Serenade to America; 8:30. Voice Bokina. p ...... 3 golf championship to his already 98: W*lker,/Bi«qklyn, 98. -v' ‘1 do hot kndw," Ross replied: blampcd on the White Hmiser press^ lic’s stake in war bonds, the gen­ French commander/n chief while bearers ware Joseph Leary, "Mat­ landings were under way at An- 20, on CBS. Gene Tftfney . and of the ring, tangles with Oscar nlgjitcap. ' ' - Both Nimitz and Haisey had and Mrs, ^yons have a\ younger of Firestbne; 9:90, Rise Stevens, Casty -lb ...... 2 is expected \hat attendance will ex­ long ea'nd enviable list yesterday Bocton, \160| " If I did I 'wouldn’t say. room. That meant no announce-’ eral desire for a strong Army and the Germans •orp/te overrunning thew Mrfrlarty and Edward Malley; betsu and .Esutorij, the lattei [Dana Andrews, .will enact (heir The Chicago pibit’'- stretched ■maintained a tense alert against son, Robert J.. who married Mis.s. show; 10:30, Dr. Q, ,|5i— Cressey, s? ••:_-4 ceed that of the Spring trial, afternoon, at the Manchester Williams of Newark, N. J., In bne Rosen, B^toklyn, 148.’ . \ , His remark on continuation of ment would be made during the Navy- the comitments to servcle France Rev. McLean conducted the com­ about 60 miles south of the border sriginal roles' in "Uaurs.” Clifton 9':30, Mnrn; Christmas; 9^ - The Peterson,’’ 3b T. 4 their first place National ixiague night. TTie hundred or so report­ popalhle Japane.se treachery during Jessie Hutchinson, and lives ■ on on the west coast. Anbetsu li' which was the moat successful In Country Club when ne whipped of four eight-roUnd bouts gracing Doubms—Holmes, BooIdb "sMI ' the war was In reiHy t® eh Inquiry men and women under the .„ "G.I. the two-day Naval. hill ended by Summer street. They are the par- Payen said/Petaln "did not re­ mittal service. Vebb also is set for the. radio ver- Beulah Show; TO, Screen jGuild DlCorsia,. rf ...4 lead to 6.>;i games'-yla s doiibla ers vi-hd. had been on hand since Just across the Soviet-Japanes* , the club’*'history. Tommy Faulkner h to 4 In a 36 Tuesday ' Aight’s boxing card at Walks)!, Brooklyn, 88. Whether It wa's safe ,td assume >hm 0f , rights” an will re'qulre this morning’s, smashing ntt.ick. ents of A Inn Lyops. the only grand­ turn to Frarice to ’save his head." The firing squad .at the grave In lon. , ' , players. . , . ABC—8, Pick and Scott, p ■.,,....4 , the Auditorium ot^ o o r Arena. . win over the lowly Phillies, 4-8. tarly/momlng went home. heavy expenditures that, must be but waa Uitereated only in saving border.) ■ , “VST __ I - A t the, close of the hunting sea- hole -match for the President’s and 12-6. . Phil Cavaiyttfi, Cub ileo—Obnok Bio "there had been ho Intei^ptlon or Halsey’s pilots Tfiursd.oy and child of Mr. and Mrs. Lyons, and St. James’s cemeterje was under Pat; 8:30, Meet Your,Navy; 10, Cup. The other three eights are; WaUUr, BroeUiii *n4 . onfusinn In Propaganda financed by taxes If the debt ia his the command of Sergeant Walter (A Domel dispatch recorded bj; ! son, which usually occurs on first baseman and leading hitter, letup In the war during the nego­ Friday -Had destroyed or damaged i^they with' about 30 others were in Gladys S'W'arthout and ' Law- Reunion______... in ... the U.S.A. MBS.-ct 30 2 8 27 6 .3 The form.^r New England ama- Nick Stato, unbeaten Springfield N*Wr Tbrk 9. not to c'ontlnue to rise, 'e his head it you. want It,” the FCC, said' t)i6 Russians ilse fence Tibbett will head 6,000 slng-^'^30, Bulli^og Drummond; 9:30, I Thanksgiving Day, the clup will hurt-.his right ihoulder In fit oolli- tiations.'' __0 record of the day’s Japanese 711 enemy planes and 94 surface attendance. B. Kohls. * Majors (0) conduct a field trial for its mem- . teur titlehblder was never behind l!ghtweigl),Vwho has won 22 bouts, dm* run*—Hofap«lt Bbotac ii^dlo broadcasts implied, aft the Kven as the crulper Augusta craft—In addition to their July toll '■'Sergeant Major and Mrs. Lyons ^torney told the Jury.'” I gdve had penetrated 20 miles Into tni ers and,y musicians joining in the ' S'potlight Bands; 10:30, The Bet­ AB R H PO A E slon and left the first game. An Hammer Coast Target* Japanese half of the Island Iz bers, at which time_a number of as be applied the pressure in the vs. George 'Knox of Elizabeth, N .l. Workman, Booton !&• least, confusion In the enemy s carried him to the Big Three con­ of more thap 1.000 ve.sscls and were married m the Presbyterian Itydo you.’-’ . ’ , 16th: annual Chicago musip festi­ ter Half. .V Uzarias. ss ...... 4" . 0 1 1 1 0 Pat Brady, unbeaten New York examination at a Pbiladelphifi h()s- . ^ Carrier planes of Task Force 38 their land Invasion from the bor­ y breeder pheasants will be released mortling round to gain m six hole Stolen bfifiMi— fiehoMiiWwE BL Hammered ' today at Japanr" propaganda line. . There were-ap­ ference .at Berlin and as, he re­ nearly 1 300 aircraft destroyed or church at Port Stewart, County Voice Rings With Mockery val to be broadcast by the Mutual Healv, rf ...... 4 0 O* 2 0 2 featherweight wlio has won 18. vs. pltal. however, showed no frais- His voice rang with mockery. der and had reached the ylllsfle ol| to restock the hunted areas. lead when he carded, a par 70. ture and' he Is expected-to retu: Louifi 31: Bfirrett, PlttfiMaBli find coastal targets, Including peals for the people to remain, turned with Generalissimo Stalin's, damageiU .Derry, Northern Ireland:'' They network for Soldier’s ' Field, Sat* Tuesday Listing;' NBC — 6:15. Jacobs, 3b ...... W 0 1 13 0J! During the Thanksgiving season Benny Saladino of Brookl^. Once he_burst into laughter and Keton.) ^ Faulkner, steadied down after a to the lineup with a few da; (Jlfiy, Cincinnati, 16. docks of Yokohama, Tokyo’s calm and united—as though per­ final' agreement tb'.i enter t^e war No Lull In Assaults came to this country and Mi jrday, Aug. 18, at 10_|!?>m. Screnhde to —America; . 8, Ginny Stone, lb -----...... 4 ""O 0 14 0 0 the club again will invite its mem- shaky start. and made a belated Marcel Fournier, ■ Montreal Pitching— PassooM, CUaoMt haps unrest waa seething through against Japan, the thoughts'lnf the Chester three years later .gnd have said; Best Fort In Korea . ' - ■ — ^ ...... ■ Simms;' 8;30. A Date With Judv; Hayden, c .. .3 0 1 5 1 0 featherweight v*. Luc (Lucky) Andy Pafko's two-run slngW In port. There was no lull In Fpr I--st, air \ a n d Rsahln a great Japsoese rava;! ^ -bers, and the public to attend a hid for victory. Tom parred the 18.4 .765; Cooper, Boston 9-1, .l9a ■ Prolonged , delay on the (fart of the badly battered popuincc. But post-war home front were weigh­ forces assaults. More than 4,(*0 lived here since, taking a ^orni- "They accuse Marshal Petain of Norman (Jorwin may terminate 9;30. Victor Borge. . , . BBS—7:30, 'Perreault. 2h .4 Ol 2 " 1 h "Lliria. Fall River Portuguese who the first inning proved tO by the base Just 35 miles friqn the R u » J: showing of the technicolor film 22nd, birdlyd the 23rd and also payoff wallop in the cbrtaUiy rais­ AmerieHi Lsogn* - Tokyo appear* certain to bring there was bfondcast. talk too of a ing on Mr. Truman’s rnlfid. bombers and fighters hiimmef^ nent part in corps a ffa ii^ Mr. having become politically ambt- Ibis CBS driama series before to- A.merican Melody Hoqr/ 8, Big Kampfman. If .4 OyO 0 0 0® i .-;,‘Biscuiteater” which portrays the won the 24tHT Mandly came has .won three post-service bouts "fight to the bitter end.” Job for All Groups Kyuspu Saturday, sinking or dam­ Lyons wa.") a contwict pljwterer. tlous in 1935 and 1936. A t the age Sian Naval anchorage of Poset Imorrow night’s sho-w' depending Town; 8:30, Theater of Rofeiaoce.; Becker, cf .. .4 0 0 1 0 in n row, er. while Hank Wyse had an easy Battlhg— Cuccinellog^ Chicago re*umptlon''Of Amerlcaw atomic Q—Are- new dimes bearing the south of Vladivostok, was the beat ’^‘.reciprocal love and respect be- back to gain -the 25th and- 26th. time of it registering -hi*. 18th The ovefs^aa chief of the Domel He told reporters It was. not a aging 61 enemy vessels afid-small ! Was Beal Hurt of ,80, he is suddenly seized with lupon the wrar riewrs. In any event, 9, Norman Corwin. . . . A.'BCl— B, — — ,------! tween, a boy and his dog. ' Havirtg won 25 bouts and lost .325; Casa, Washington .,U6k bomb attacks. Meanwhile, likenes* of the late President enemy part in Korea. From R a The latter waa due mainly to his triumph In the nightcap. c«pt fOr such attacks, the fighting News agency, said "there 1* no Job for one man, or for any group craft and leaving the rubhpr man- Saturday evening Mr. Uyoiia and political ambition. X"** Itomoirrew evening’s program will Pi^-and Pat; 8:30, Alan Yoiriig: 1!.., 35 0 4 27 10 2. The year will be brought to a but two. Polowltzer has developed Runs— Sttrawelso, N * ^ Toe^t , Badogllo”— referring to the Ital­ Roosevrit tOi be minted 7 shin ajjd Yukl, ID miles fartheij Icpnclude the series, 'which is the 9, Lombardo: 9:30, Radie Har­ oppoqent’s drives hitting the into, a crowd-pleasing campaigner After losing secony place to 71; StephanfeSL Louis 60, In Pacific and Asia continues full of men In either gttvernment. In-, ufacturing center of Kurt^e a hol- Major 'Harry Turkington^ were suddenly becomes a traitor; iell- Innings: • [ close with a game banquet and a trees. Tommy came back with a ian marshal who arranged the sur­ du-stry or labor.t.h'it a Job-for all.'l low;, flaming ruin, pilots related. at the.open air'meeting"Of the ing his country to the enemy he A'---Yes: they are expected to be northeast, the. Japanese haif - eventh show in an announced se- ris. . . . 'MBS—8f:30, Adventures of Aircraft ...... , .. 000 001 010— 2 new slate of officers.nominated to whose ever-swinging fists have Brooklyn by virture ortr the Dodg­ Runs batted In—Etten, N*er scale. \ in circulation late this year. ahlpped the vast war productlor] les’Sof eight, and was scheduled to fine par on the 27th. churrted many a .duel Into An ex­ ers' 7-3 opening gamy .victory, the York 66; R. Johnson, Boston 61. There seems to be no dlsposl render of Italy. He said the Jap­ Just like the Job of war Itself. Gen. George C. Kenney declared coips. Wihen CaMain (^urchlU in­ had always fought.’! the Falcon; 9:30^ Ariierican For­ Runs batted .in, Casty: two-i-carry on during 1946; anese people would "continue to vited them both to return to the \ ■ of'Manchuriri’e Industrie# to th* star Charles' Laughton and Elsa um of the Air; 10:30, Ret'iirn to Fklilkner finished the first nine citing affair In the ring. In recent- St. Louis Cardinals/came back to Hits—SUrwriss, New T « * 128| tloh among officials here'to- en- Of one thing, however, the chief his s(iUAdron8 continued' tholr at- Payen declared Petain waa be­ base hits, Uzanas, Peterson:, stol-1 , ------holes of the second round 3 dcfwn live and continue to fight.”. execuilve- Is confident—that It is .tacks-Sunday and ^ e p t over the Lyons home. ‘ Mrs. Lyons who ing used by French polltlclana “ to Q—When was tBe 'USS Conatlt homeland. ■jancester at 9 p, m. Duty. en bases. Stone, Oessey. Becker.; triiimphs he knocked out Ted Lle- win the second game 8-0 and re­ Case, Washington 119. '"w.. gag* In further exchanges regsrd- No one here waa quite sure what tu U ^ launched and where Is she The Russians, who had stenhs* but Mandly- came back strong to bel.’ defeated Leo DesJardins and gain their hold' on the runn - Sel8hU)i'"w^. endangered hS - y’ tuSsianS- . ■ Spencer and 'fkmlly. ces-ves. The Sox. hoVveyer. came ! Annual outing. Hose Co, No. 4, ------1. * .— • by Prof. W. R. Johnson In 1832. > (Thl'cagu-4, 12: Philadelphia 3.-6. West Side Oval. afid Alden 'Gllberton was the 7-3. might take two or thr^t S M. P. (D., at Villa Louisa, Bol­ In addition to- the 61 craft sunk enjoyed. The gifts were appro­ (Contlnoed From Page One) Russians surged ahead o p 's 23^ .Oorp. Mario Lusa.'JrJwho has ’'"Boston 7, 0: Pittsburgh 6, 3. back to win the second 5-3 behind ; er the enemy acceptii. .'!6ut If a. .Sperry adaptfd it to the stablUtfc been home on furlough ffrbm over- Kacey’s vs. SG’s, 6.J0-^ North Scotch Ball matches at the club Atldy Pafkp and Hank Wyre, ton. ■ ■ or damagjed by General Kenney's priate to a ruby wedding, color­ mile front north and ntorteast Brooklyn 7, Q: St. Louis 3, 3. Johnny Hiirnphries’ effective pitch-, | Japanese agreement ,to. surrender A b o u t T o w n FEAF planes, Navy Privateer* ed glassware. There wei% also tlon of -ships, planes and aerial dess has go.qe to Fort Devens End Field. yesterday. Second with a score Cubs^Pafko’s- two-run single In Monday, Aug. 87 . helping hUi brother, has received torpedoes. Hunchun. New York 3, 9:. Cincinnati 2. 6. of 67 was OzUdi Gltb«rton and first inning of the opener proved !in. ' ■ ; ' is forthcoming'promptly, V-J day sank .or damaged' 15 In far-rang­ gifts pt money and flowers, also a Seven other tojvns w e r e \ ^ where he. will be reassigned. . ^ StaniUngs Tuesday, Aug. 21 Dave 'Ferris* notched his 19th , Annual meeting, American Le­ a five-day extension of leavertmd Marlborough Filers vs. Grill, 6 p. in.—West Jack Mace. Gora LaFrances and •to be the decisive hit In Chicago** stiU might be'pr’oclalTqed In mid­ gion. at Legion Home, Leonard Miss Helen May Stevenson, o f ing ' ______searches_ that continued corsage which Mrs. Lyons viiore is to report for duty on the weit up in hard fighting th r^ gh th Mr*, 'nieodore *T. Palmer find V "S!! Eastern victory, . tops in the majors, as j week. Hamlin strrieL left Saturday TorSunday. —W ,h 'a I noblewoman was two dflU^ters have- returned. to Sid* Oval..' Del 8 L John With 68 placed third. 4-3 win over the Phillies; W yse Bo.ston's Red Sox .and Clevela'nd j street.- - - during the evening. coast bn Aug. ?2. If he had not re­ known as "little grandmother ot rupifcd cofll minirjr re^ionB 1\:..^L. Pcf. OBJ* registered his 16th .triumph ip the S12.95 Truman to Speak Over Radio' f- Sept. 7 and 8 Washington, C., for a two-4. __ ceived the extension, he would (^hlentao and Mutnnklang' pro r Mra^ Isabelle Mi Kinghom, fiife their honfuiBn Maple streeT.mfter a '- Utics ' 61 41 .598 - Ss'pilt. Ferriss won the opener-' Biiick . . . Rosa, said' ths-president would weeks' visit with her sister. Miss I - ■ nr m — the Russian revolution” ? p4, wife of Harry Kinghom, Sr„ visit W itV her parents, Mr. afid afterpiece 12-8. 7-1, but the Indians, .with Pete [ Grange . Fair, State -Armory,- have had to' leaye Hartfoid Sun­ Ince*. Wilkes-Barre 6<1 ••‘586 8 Danny ' Gardells _and Mel Ott, . fyot 'make the jljroclamation until Faith Stevenson, .who la employed KepOI^S tears A— C a t h'ei r I n e Breshkovsky ■ away Friday night after a Mrs. Harold Foerth of, Clinton. ’ Center regi.stcrlng his sixth; Chevrolet ii$ 9 . 9 5 Friday evening, Saturday after­ German Jews day night to reach his post at tlJb .At the sam*. time Marsh Albany - C ” ' Giants--GardelU’s twoyyun homer after the signing, however. Then, In Division of iuternat'lonal [ . -y _ ' * - (1884-1984), ardent revolutionist, Rodlon""T. Malinovsky's tram jihort illness. The Kinghorns had HartfortA 65 48 .534 614 Minus Home Run Slugger straight win without a defeat,-, won noon and evening. Conferences. They are daughters U f I atlK Invasion designated time. who waa affectionately called "Ba> In 'the eighth fraihi won the first 1. . he«adde(i. the chief' executive will Saturday, Sept. 22. Batk.tl Arm y onlthe western ^ aads their home here for mors Scranton- ” 60 .50 .500 10 the afterpiece 8-2 Preacher Roe i Chjrysler 6 of Mrs. Nellie Stevenson. San Francisco, ^Aug. 13.—Cffi— Two Hartford woman Who have bushka." . • game from the *Reds 3-2; Ott h't address the nation immediately by Still Suffer known Royal'Peterson will appear of tRfe vast Russian Manchu/^^ sn 12 yeara and had recently ob- Occupfitlbn Map* Being Pushed -Elmira 47 56,.456 **14% hurled a 3-0 shutout for Pitts­ Boys’ Soap Box Derby. Aqs- ,,____ Still" withholding from the .Japa- erved their 58th we't^dipg anniver- a pinch hit three-run homer in 6-5 .S I 1.95 radio.' , pices Manohestef Rotary Club. - ’ before the hoard as well as his front broke across the grei Binghamton -44 62 .415 19 Nats Boasts Goc>d Pitching burgh as the Pirates an.d Braves De Soto . ^ The Ber-Scritt Club ,. will meet neae. peojfle the knowledge their Q—For what Is July 17 noted? , (iuam, Aug. IS.—(/P):*—Occupa­ second game win. . . This information^ wound up a ... Sunday, Sept. 28 father and brother. They are Mrs. Khingen mountain range am »ry. ' , V:,- . Wil'ifimsport 41 65 .387 22 Tommy Nelson. Braves and divided a twin bill. Boston won .S10.95 .hectic Sunday during which-top this evening at f:45 at the home self-sought war was losj, the Jap- (ConttnOed from Page One) A—Spain formally ceded Flor­ She leaves beside* her husband, tion maps, complete With anchor­ ^ Natinnal the opener 7-6 In a game whieh Dodge . . Annual clambake, Rockville of Evelyn, and Eleanor La Chance, anese Domel news^gency today Francis Bartnet of 248 Saybrook emerged on the,' eastern slopes a Preach^.., Roe, Pirates— Nelson's ofTlclals stuck close to their desks Lodge ^f_ Elks, at Garden Grove. I street, whose eon worked a t Pratt ida to the U. S. Andrew Jackson h number of wsldentlfled places bree daughtera: -Mrs. Helen An- age charts with berths for speci­ W. L. P e t OBL. New York—With only -one .800 :.,prove yetr" can turn one-base hit* s«w both starting pitchers ail Spencer street 1 reported new fears of an Ameri- than Germans. German-Jews were was Its first American governor. fic vessels in all Japanese harbors,' Into extra bases by clever thievery single scored Phil Mas! with the Ford ; ...... S9.95 or ■ telephones Hopeful at firat^ Saturday, Sept. 28 tc Whitney with Royal and who Tha-Jananesr communloue Indi felo and Miss'Kdna KWihpm of Chicago ’ 68 36 , 654 — - batsman and nary a home run hit­ runs that gave tlje Braves a.. 7-6 knocked out in the first inning they became pijzzled *is t)ie da; » . lean Invasion of the homeland. forced to do five year of forced pltee, Mrs. Gertrude MCNa- are-^lng rushed by ah’Army en­ S t Louis 63 ,44 .589 6 % on. the paths. They are so far ■■when a totat of 10 runs were All Ser\‘ice Night here by State has entertained Irirn'ln her home catedTipira drive we? In the are ter In their lineup. ^ Senators’ triumph In the op‘fiVe*>-..Roe shut Hudson^ _6 . .$10.95 wore on that the, knemy shpiili Dilworth Cornell Post, Amerl- Dome!, In a .broadcast monitor- -labor during which time -they had Q—Hqw mricb damage did the (X Hartford, and tw6 sons, gineer topograiphlc battalion here. Brooklyn- 61 44 .581 -7.%, ahead 4n stolen bases that no oth­ scored by both teams. Guard. Parade arid exercises.. can Legion, will meet JJiia evening j by The Assortated ' Press, quot- on frequent occasions; and Mrs. west of T>ichugfi (Uchtian). 24* upward rush -in (he American out the Braves 3-0 with' six hits detk^so long In accepting terms Sunday. Sept. 80 only one-half bf the German’s ra­ W. B. Marsh of 271 South Mar- Jqps do at Pearl Harbor?. N « }‘ York .57 50 ,533 12% er major league club has a chance at o’pVx:k, at 'th^ Lejflon Home «d - Nipponese "military obsepr- miles weat,.pf Harbtn, and that th Jim> ‘t’obin and Hal Newhouser Nush . . ; . .$11.95 which ,Waahlngion had been con-, Legion outing. Garden Oreve, 8 I tions. hence they ore. badly under­ shkll street, who- knew. Royal at A—Official Navy report a ^ Russians had made advance* of PlMhuTgh .- -55 53 .509 13 League lends support to the re­ to overhaul them. . on-Leonaifl street V. l ers” as vlewlrig th* renewed mark once uttered by Connie T h y stolen base, Ignored during Tigers—Tobin pitched throe sCore fldent would be readily taken. Keeney street; nourished. the Children’s Village at Dobbs they temporaiHly dIsabM every to lOO miles In a day In the area. Boston , 49 59 .454 21 less relief innings and won first Olds 6 . . . .$10.95 The' alternative to, acceptance,'dt ----- ' 't'Amerlesn carrier plane attacks Bruno SUndt for mgny year* a Ferry, N. T:, where she was for­ battleship and most of the air­ K'nlfee Along Railway Cincinnati 43 60 .417 24% Mack— that pltcljing is ,, 80 per the era of smashing hitters, ha* Pfc. primes Gleason, son of-M r ln ^ j operations off the coast again provqn Itself a valuable game from Yankees 9-6 w-ith Hospital was generally agreed. Is to' b*- Paramount NeWsre^l operator merly a staff member. craft In the Hawaiian area. One Malinovsky speSrhea- Philadelphia 28 78 .264 41 cant of baseball. v.- three-run hoihe in 11th. Newhouser Packard 6 . .$12.95 found In Mr. Truman'sx. radio and Mrs; Daniel J. Qleasori of 3T|,„|gbt mean "a possible enemy whose wife I* Jewish and whose Elgbty-slx ship* ef the PadHc American For It ia pitching—piUhing and weapon. Advancing a man to scor­ H e a H iig Is H e ld Cook street hag received an hon- I imiding, on. the. Japanese mainland knifed along the Chinese eastm ing position, without use of a base notched hi* 18th victory 8';2. Exoensf Plan speech Thursday night. A t, that son la In the Ametlcan Army, said .Fleet were moored there. Includ­ railroad toward fortified Pokrttr W. L. hustle — which has swept Ossie . . $9.95 orable dlecharge from the Marine I jj,. future.” It was believed that the Board .Bluege’s cellar champions of 1944 hit is only part of the story. The Mike Kceevich, Senators! and Plymouth . L'lc. time he warned the people or' Ja­ that In his Tempelhof district varl of Pardon* would look with favor ing eigtat hattleohlpa, seven cgols- pass, across tb* Khlngar. Detroit 59 43 .578 — Bob Muncrief. .Browns— Kreevich For Men. Whfnen and pan to flee their cities because Corps. Pfc. 1 Todays Japariege newspapers OUS city Job# are held b yan tl- m , 28 destroyers, and..five .,!siib> ‘mEPHONE HOUR," WtiC-WEAF Washington 57 45 ''.5.‘)9 2 to a neck-and-neck fight-, for the threat of a stolen base nnner\'es Pontiac . .t, .$11,95 ^ liT Bolton Case upon commutation of Peterson’s after seizing Yakoah'lh. 345 mllc| opposing infields, causA pitchers made, four hits for Nats against Si Children •Tapslflase Industries are to be oh- serving with toe Third M ^n e pi-broadCbgt* all sUyed Semlttc former Nazis who Just marineo. New York .52 47 .525 5’ i pennant with Detroit In 1945. And hia former mates in Senators 9-;5 vision since Noveniber strictly away irorn mention of sentence to life Imprisonment, northwcet. of Harblp and. 63 fro: even those ekepjlc* who first , and catchers to sacrifice attention ' PAYS FOR; Studebaker .$11.95 litemted by a thorough campaign as rude to Jews as Jhey ever were. the pass. .Other columns *»utl Chicago 63 50 ,5lS 6 % first game triumph; Muncrief was. wounded in acMon a ga ..«i But all stressed the Gpinlon In Mahchest«*ihas gener­ laughed offjkfliF the SeoaJior*’ spurt a* they «iaAii1e4at would Uke to direct at tne Sirloie** or accident expenses of "atomic bombing, whlclj' xin.ly Q-*-What has Shirayukl got - to eat of Yakoshlh SuVged aheatMn Cleveland , TH M. .500 8 pitched Browns to a 4-1 five-hit . A hearing on th'* application' of Japs at IwpJlma In April. H ^ I ^ for. “unswerving loyalty" to ally favored-such a change. Boilion 5l 53 .490 9 a weird mid-summer dream, now batsman.’ Ask any pitcher who has when confined -in any hospital surrender, can prevent do .with AdmI. Wm. F.. Halsey? 34-miIe advance. success in the nightcap. anywhere In the O. 8. A or Pricei include, lining . The pregidkrit's 'note Cleared Feralriarid Lewis, for a package ^ throne and cauUoned the pop- S t Ixiuia, 49 51 .490.^..-..U fidihtt' the Nats must be reckoned faced th* Nat*—he will tell you It store liquor license in Bolton was State DMhi’t Vote A-!-!Bblrayukl Is Emperor Hlro- Gen. Maxim PurkaeV'* Secon- FRITZ KREISLER 1* not pleasant work when you Jesse Flores, Athletic*— Shut-, Canada. Room and board *x- through flwltaerland!, ~ late ulatlon to ••wait for the great Swimming Meet hlto’a white saddle-horse, which Philadelphia 84 68 .340 24 -■ with right to the finish of the cur­ out the White 8ox.7.-0-ln opener, ,„.4 wheels and labor scheduled before the Liquor Con- SfTflduflctipd from the e. ..i f>«A. t’iksv Far Eastern Army was advancini Today;* Game* rent race. « , have to.keep an eye on two or three penae* op to I 6.()0 per day for Satui^y, .Washington time. Pre­ since the state had not ratified Admiral Halsey oaoe said be on Harbhi from the north an PROGRAM sumably it was in the hknds'Vof troP-COmmlssion thlsr Afternoon at High school vdthirthe 1944 nf^whS ^ , 7 C M tlM B ei^ p s Boston has a better men at th^aame tlfiie. fliwt 80 day*’ eonfinemeote- I^V(^ your ear la ths and played on tU baseball t ^ » * Postponed Today the federal (XjnsUtuUon by that hoped to ride In Toky*^ northeast along the Amur, Sunga 88.00 per day for next 90 days' the'sJapaneae'-government by Sat­ three o'clock. -. Judge W'iUiam 8 Scranton^ at Hfirtfbrd (2-6:30 fllngsr In Dave Ferriaa and Detroit ^ b o Newsom, the Athletics' Softball {|ani* 'ibhlgbt morning and pick R «p Ib Hyde represents Lewie In his pat' He received his training at Parris | mand might be. time, North^ Carolinians did not and Uesari rjver vallevs, support: another in Hal Newhouser, but no hurler and self-appointed author­ onofinennent This plan, may be urday night Mardi 8 1 *! • •*•*•••••* * > * « p * *.• I .Tcholkowfky ■ — •/ ,tioO. ■ l TsUmd. vote In the first U. 8. presldenUsl <}—What are the principal ra­ l y gunboats of.Jh# Soviet Amuj Imira at Uftca. club in either major circuit can ity on an these things, explained changed and designed to fit the the evening. Sunday morning-, Mr. Ttaman Ivory Was ValaeleSs cial types among New Guinea na­ river fleet. Apparently a 53-m>l Rockville's seco'nd ' place Stolle reached hisw^ak in the exemitlve A large liumber of residents of The Globe Hollow swimming election In 1788. Freghleta • • • * • *••« • • • • <. .Roohmanlnoff-Krelsler' 'Ukes-Barre at Albany. trot .out a four-man combine to the Washington situation perfect­ and (Jamble teh and the'-PIant need* of any Indlvldnol group Bolton were^Iannlng.to attend. . Frsnoe Rebiflids Army cbamplorisbip scheduled td take tives? “ , -Stretch of* the south bank of th - Williamsport at Bilfighamton. - equal' Waablngton’i Dutch Leon­ ly when he aaid: "Someb(>dy told ot Insured workSTp,"'" No medlr OPEN 7:S0 TO lOiOO^ yin g of the White House before Before the Arpb*' came, ivory A —^The principal varieties are Aircraft teama will meet tonight place tomdrrow afternoon at the Nattoonl Oddity Affitir waa cleared of the enem; Prelude In.O-MCtoor .lyAlimsnlnoff-Krelaler. ^ NfttlQiuU ' ard, Roger whom, 'Mickey Hseft thoa* fellprs-vthsy got a chance for oal examlnstloa. ^ is a. m. Then he went-back to Jhe The once-proud Ffench army I had no In tri^ c value in the in- the Negrxdtea, Papuina and the " . ■ 'I at 6:80 at th* North End diamond Tobacco Globe' llollow pool has been post­ towns were seized (n an area CinclmtftU at New York (night) ner- and .Marino Plerettl. Among the'- pennant and darned if they , Pbo«e, Write or OoD Ou main house for. breakfast,. Later ■fyp* of 4.895.000 men, Mattered toj terior of Africa NaUves.kin^ Melanesians. / mileti northwest of Harbin .Enseiaii F n a t o ^ ...... fUmsky-Koreokoff-KrelsIer In fi Softball Lofigue game. he made several,tripa.betuieen his poned one week and will Uke John ’Paul Jones, whose real S t LioUls at Brooklyn them they racked 45 of the Na?#' don’t believ* it, Bobo.” pieces by th* German* In slxj elephants merely for their fliqdi. name was John Paul, was bpm Waves of Soviet bombers ,co- Plttaburgh at Boston first-1S4 triumphs. Manager Buegel With th# flepUmb*r climax In The ALLEN Rving quarters and office: weeks In 1940, Is undergblhg re- They could not trade the Ivory for place next Tuesday. Au;(f’. 21. 0 —When waa the first mobile RsoUsm oh the Roman stag* Hundreds W’alt-Develapntentx hear about Egyptian clgarala. The All Bchedulfd events and the en in Scotland, wa* a commander In stantly bopnbarded Japanes* ral Chicago vs. Philadelphia ■impy calls upon them in rotation, sight, th t NaU cartfilnly have a construcUon. The De Gaulle gov-1 anything and It became so plenU- torpedo succemfuUy demonstrat­ Jur.ctions ahead of the advances. was .yorrlsd. op for. that Emperor Insurance Agency ! Hundreds of people settled them- growing ot tobacco Ip forbidden in Ure progrim „that has been plan th* American Navy, served as a American and 61,p*r cant ot the time they chance. And if their platform of emment is seeking to rebuild thsl ful that It was used for fences, ed? Pitching find HuatU fiw**p* them Domition otoged a real cruclflxloa Bnimer’s aelvia on the benches and the lawn Tba tobacco'iised for the frear admiral In Russia's Black Neyv York at betroth— (2) cqme horns prPud winners. ned will b* carried’ out, Dlrectoi; Temperatures In the PMlIppln* fit th# «nd of one of the produc- All M*m ot tnsuroBO* « Lafayette park, across PenAsyl eigaiets "I# principally grown In country* tore**, but not on suchl door posts, roof supports and bun- kea fleet-died in France In 1793, . A —In 1866, by Its Inventor Rob­ Philadelphia atXhibago (night) ' <3«org* Case ;.is',the only Wash­ from last place to first. In succes­ 80 OAKLAND : a Wg scale. Rebuilding of-the | dreds of bther ordinary purposes, Tom Kelley atmounced U^ay. F ' ert Whitehead at Flume, where range between 70 to 7.5 In »he "'•"’L sive years, they will turii a trick tion*. using g prisoner as a sub­ 9,58 M.AIN OTREET ^ Mnta avemie; to await ■ develop- Turkey. Sacharek, high school swlmmi 'and! 118 year* later, was brought Washington, at St. Lotiis (2-twi- ington batiitnan above th/s, 300 stitute for the actor who stayed. PHONlSJjBy famed—and quickly crumbled-- ^ bock to America and buried with he- waa deeltner lor an engine morning to 85 or 90 In the aftetj nifihU • - piark, arid even George doe* noi .‘never before accomplished in the . TEL. 8106 tpnseta that never .cglne! coach. wUl act aa, Judg* of / * » ^U>« Aon (Bf Um iteUm* f . i Secretary Haas m 8am* ’ aflt eolonlea .huUd Msglnot Line Is not being opn-| fuB naval hoM i* at AnnaBnlla. iwork*. noao. la all asaaoMit Bostou at Cteveiand "^^lam a long boU. But Uw Sonatora j BMjorOi ► tefifliflip ttfliit-j.. r " / . . ' J - MANCTTESTER EVENING HEftALD. MANCHESTBRi OONN^ MONDAY, ArCUST 13, 1945 . . ■'_____^ ------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD; MANUEJCSrEi^ OONN^ MONDAY, AUGUST IS, 1948 .V' t»AGE e l e v e n !>AGETE!» -- I Ruildlnjr Mal"rials 4,< ^ Movin::'— T nick ioK- Help W anlcd-ts-.Male , Sfi i Kusiness Services Off*Ted 14 liboNERVILLE FOI.KS BY FONTAINE FO.X Aiinounctnwnfsl ,W.anted .Autos— StoraK t 20 .MILU h e l p , GRAIN MILL.'TSoo-l >1''‘ R -SL.'i.TE flacelpir. .-■.Motorcycles ' ■.."f n CURTAINS,- HAND lAundeied, , va)ToUS colors for stepping | STEEPUK TOM-T^fecpie und flafi wages and - working copditions called for and delivered, 24-hour LOCAL MOVING and trucking, SUad^ employment, the year atones, terrace* and walks. Green,' Sense arid Nonsense OLDER.^ S i s t e r ; poB'- . -rk. ‘ C loning cKimney* a WAN I'ED—WE NEED used care service.. Write Box N,' Herald. Inquire 28 Foley street. Phone Qassified and pay tdp prices Cash talks around. Central Connecticut Co­ grey, purple, varigated blocks. ts jlre MagneU’Ji Drug 6718.- Richard Lewis, 56 Ardmore road. and we have it. Stop and get man's bitter pain. For Sule 'than it's worth- right now. Brun-' Garden— Farm— Dairy HeV tender raUilstry ha# loosed’the one’s owh way, but In'"'denying For Rent • botfc'men and women to own and BOOKkEEPINt, and ^ounUng Dial 518T. . “ needed... Tel. 3149 after '5;3'(ir -world. . . . It la gpite conceivable r - . to 'maintain atrl^ survetl- ner's. gOPDakland street. Tel. 5191. ProfluPis 50 JapM'a War Alma clutch despair hka wrought, one’s s^lf. o p ia te 40 or more ne\ modern- records kept weekly/ Balanced- that had Nippon Tnot exposed the lance over the U nit^ States for To Buy To Sell ale tool-prool U. S Postage ■ Open 7 a. m. to 10 p. m... also I monrhTy for incpma tax purposes, aiuFlet^m hope'again. it. doea not consist In finding w a n t e d —A SALESiMAN, full FOR SALifc; TOMATOES 25.cents incapacity and worthlessness o.f 10 or more years, or -perhaps In-i one’s life but In losing It. Stamp Vending Maeblnea, (Sani­ I Sundays. ■ ;. ' . confldential n o t:^ . public. P,hqn« PaintihR— Papering 21 War la no accident, nor. doeaj When brokjw men ara back trom — ^— '— r .or part time. AppK\•mornings, a pound. 57 Florence street, epr^ the League (of Nations), Gerjnany definitely.” — Jaiianese peace! it does not consist in, seeking tary folder-type). Spare time or 3627 dSkys or e^^lngs. Qlficc and Store, 1 military disaster come like ’ a I terms drawni. up "fay two expert*. ba^iUM brought, ahe dresses PAI.NTINO A.ND Paperhanging ner of Holl. , , •; would hardl] have been able to lunda „wUh sympathy tn- satisfaction but' In finding liatls- ,, full time. Ji400—Immediate, cash ^Parker Weidldg Co.'. 166 West' •^Equipment [bolt out of a blue aHy. Rear Admiral Tanetsugu ahd Busiiiess Services Offered 1.3 r.UARANTUED RADIO .Service. and wallpaper. John Sullivan. Midme Turnpike. Call 39g6 ; I rearm' herself regain lost ground ate ■ fs6tton' In what satisfies others.- Announcements 2‘ Required. Only those Interested In kin the Pacilld had bean brewing; forge ahead on the world Yasal Nlshlya; and w lrel^ ed by|_. Com plct^flehnlng and ( heck-up, Phone 4260. . '*• Houxehnio <>oods 51 FOR SALE—LARGE'office'8 ^ — (ells the soldier why, indeed, It 'does hot consist in What we- earning J6,00rt a year or more WANTED , AMEmOU.S yaung 1^?*' atAg4?tO such a'/niarked. degree, Dornei, offWal Japanteie news he Pbught; while women do, put how and tvhy ws do It. REFRIGERATION SERVICE • of vou^k radio 53.00. All makes capacity auitab^ for wio^ any I ah em*> ***<• Pearl H arb^ had long jj^jy would scarcely ' have agenev, to the United States, May need apply. W.e can secure loca­ man ‘for atpek room open'ins^ at Our 34th Annual care, the cost Is not too ^ it does not consist in great spot; radios repaired.' Expert service. Private InstructiohS 28' business. Act^iqulck! C^lJ/3256. I bqen forecast by Port. A.tmur, j afforded as good an oppor- 23, 1944. • O tD FOREIGN COlS'S ^ tions. Write P O. 8.11, Hart­ .Mllrtary training. Phone 4553. Manchester Memorial Hospital. AUGUST SALE great. ., knowledge, but in putting knowl­ collection for eale. Call/S915. ford.' Conn., for personal " Inter- West lnghnu.se, and all other makea. Apply Eva JoTfrvSorii • ------/ '' ' ■ ■ f where the Japanese made a ■‘ T’*'-. tunlty to endekvor to re-establish •'I am looking forward to The Red cross' nurses now on edge Into practlcs ELOCUTION .— Developing the Attention! young .qouplea -and all lar a t ta c k on the Russian an.clent Roman Empire as she . view In Manchester. Commercial and pomestlc’. EXPERIENCED RADIO service. tating peace to the United S every front gbpd Clara Bar­ It docs not ephsist in what wci natural rcaOnant'e of your vpice \i^rsons planning to buy furniture. Wnnted—To Lu> ' 58 fleet In 1964. Despite thta, and jjga'(j, .{.fie past few years.” - Shin* In tile white House ah' lA'aj Prinpt and efficient. Ail ,w ork TOis is your opportunity to saVe ton’s laughter#- are, each seem to be bupin what we arj*. : s r i E N T I F i r .. Speflfl difficulties''corrected. Doffs— Pirrtfi— P ets 41 despite Innumerable warnlnp Takalshi, chief of the Nichl •ton.” —;Adml. ladroku Yamamoto, 10 DEPOT SQUARE. Hall .is guaranteed Phone 461)7. • ‘TUTORING; Reading, niathema- substantially on your purchase of R E F R IG E R A T IO N CO., Tele- about the coming Btonn. b ^ thg, organization. In Nippon To- Ghmmander In’ Chief of Ane' Jap-, larpe' and cleariv For noeetlngs, . tics. The White Studio rJohWon furWure. rugs, stoves, bedding anJ w a n t e d a- . TRICYCLE. ■They share "the pains of those who Soda fouhtain chat; Country Home 37 Oak St. Phone: 2-1226 OVERHAULING and repalring-ajD FOR SALE THOROUGHBRED United States and Great Britain day and 'Tomorrow. 1940. ■^aneae Navy, In letter ^ t e d Jan socials, etc. 56. pV Block). 709 Main street. PhOhe applumces. Save as much as 30 ppr phone , were caught by surprise and suf­ , bore the brunt, and will *un-, Flrat—I have halitosis.v typewriters and adding machines. , Dachshund dpg with papers. Jn- Destroy Amerit^ ImhI Britain 24, 1941 til the<4!lnal victory’? won. 2 days 58. mo^hly^i,^dy:s 5U?.. SHEET METAL WORK hot air 2-1392. * cent j^r'lng this sale. fered catastrophes Which 'co.uld. be Second—Why dop't ytfu put vio- A ^ i l o b l e Phorie 8927. , ______' Telephone 6925. ;■ . quire Jonts Realty, ‘ 36 Oak 3 Rooni\piitfit JComplete . 5195 WOULD LIKE TO btiv gas or ‘There can b4"no end to Xbe Devptrd unknown soldiers are. lel lij/ your bath ? fumart repairing. New hot air 2 _ street. Phone 8^54. electric refrigei'ator'from 5 to 6 nullified only by yeara'of lighting war until Britain-mnd the United (Next: .Another Master Ka<«) thiese girls;, no-nobler hel- Heated j i y Oil - for and air conditioning'ftirnaces In­ RADIO REPAIRING.— Pick-ap '3 Room witflt DeLuxe...... and heavy sacrlflcea In' 'Ufa' and ^ It—What’s her tefephone WOMAN, without fainlly ties, ‘•d e a t h t o ROACHES'* will Help M "inted—Fimale ' 35 •1 Room o\tnt DeLuxe ...... ,.6695 cubic- feet. Cali .5915. ■ States are brought to thefr/kneea ‘ \ met than whst hides their number ? stalled ilav'ei trough and con­ service Radios checked at the treasure. Without the annihilation j^*mer- \ curls. ■ • w h o ^ n t s > PERMANE5.I rid your home of roaches apd home. Store open all day. Man- Poultry and Supplies'’"'.; 43 Buy here 'W h confidence, yv-fbert's "I'he cauaea for tbia were many, aals or money refunded^ 51,25 ductor repairing.' Norman Bentz, WOMAN WANTED- For light WANTED TO BUY— A good used, ica tl.'ie wni be no greater ^ —Cecil B. Williams. h o m e . One who Is, not afraui chestei Radio Sarvice. 75^ Birch have beenVurnishlng /f! o m e a mahogany dining-room set. Call^ but two stand out abqve all others. Soeiat Siiuatibris ■Visitor (to the editor)—^ Tm ntV ing AEOXE. and w til man- sprayer ' package. Weldons 8966. pleasant work. Saturdays off throughout-CqnnecticuLMrice 191?. The first was. the Inability of t.he -East Asia sphere. Therefore, the gettli)g tired sending in contribu­ street. Telephone 2-0840. Good pay. New System Uaundry FOR SALE--^BR0ILER9, S to 4 3465, ’ enemy’s 'destruction^uat be car­ One of our friends tells.jis Otat the household. Plain .Amer- Pharmacy. ___ ■ -WA!SH,ER VACUUMS, Electrii. Special dfscouius and.u,r service tlharg WOMEN WANTED for stitching bolstered rtm chair. Telephone a Uve-and-let-live phlloaopby to to do. stop writing poetry 7 85, Gilead. . • ■ Bpimeh of Minister, In .brdadcaat, Decl' 7, “ Since 'he’a been a pr^aslonal Churrh, Bank. Contact:. jars. First .shipment In 2 years., es C. O, D. Mancb^er 2-l43v FO R R E N T Apply Ka-EJar Cloth T,oy Cora 7840. comprehend, or even to accept as Wrong Way: Bring the conver- EdltoV- (tersely) - No. ,-Just -connectpcut S, l a r g e s t 1942. / be never get# tip until Jtne stroke pints $1.25 doa., quart/i 51.45 doz. mornings or evenings. . pany, CTieney\ Building. Forest kXDR SALE—8 WEEKS old N. H, credible, the coW blooded, catcu*. hation to a close 'end be the flrat of 10,” he explained. / 4 begin. k -v l e ’s : Sanders and Polishers. FUfWJITURE STORE 3 : latlngi and' utterly ruthlesa men­ *;japan la/firmly determined to -..Manchester Plumbing ..Supply •street, s X * Red pulleta. Excellent strain for fight. In- close' collaboration ■•■With tP. aay '"Goodby.” Rockville Road Bolton Lake HAY C irm N G and removal of A-L-B-E-R-T-S Rooms Without Board 59 tality of men who drieam In terma- Co., S'?! Main itrest. Tel. 4425. McGIL^CONVERSE. INC. laying or meat. Call 8986 qr 7421. Germany''and Italy, even a Hun­ Right Wa,v: Let the caller de­ Singer—Don’t The Color Scheme- Boltoq. Conn. trees also . hay fop sale. Aime WANTED -GTRU'dr woman. New 43 All>-n street ' Hartford of world conquest apd count Uvea ATTRACTIVE ROOMS, reaapn-” dred Year .War td cruah the cide \wben to say “GodBby.” voice ? ..' .. Rosea are red, /t. • Or' Latulippe,/758 Vernon street. Tel 645 ltlain St. ; Tel. 6887; Alodel Laundry, 'l l Summit FULL SIZE POULTRY house. aa meraly aa fliany' pawns in a Ration points too; ' '_____ FOR- SALE — COMBINATION ably priced. Light hoii.s^eepifig United States and Great BrlUin.’ Accompanist—Madam, I’ve' piay,- KYLE’S \V0M.\N’S SHOP Automobiles fdr Sale 4 «077 - , ' , slree*.. . - , 20x20 poultry house, complete game that used to be the sport o f Not enough for a ateak, REI'^RIGERATTON service. Gen­ gas; coal and wood s’.ove. Inquire facilitie.s provided. Central, Night —Cdl.'‘^lded Ohlra, chief of Army. Hogs drown *Tatlor-Made” e—ALL KINDS of elec­ ritory gives*a fine opportunity to reasonable prices , at Marlow’s."' diac harrows. Fordsbn . parts, river aiid coastal veaaelr, crea-' tric wiring and repatring. Any obtain a permanent position and 1 ter, and more fanatically pursued Cast iron skillet. 59c, . canning milking machines. Dublin Tractor IT S DIFFICRJLT 'TO rent! Why tion pf a political authority, free, Of an Types Wantefl! size job given prompt attention. a post-war ftiture. Write .Mr. than those of , the Nazis. They fronl ’influence wielded by e'eo-, Cash Available. jals, glass tops. 59c doz. Just ar- Company. WillimAntic. not invest In a home for security Call 3975 before 7 p.'Tn. Harrigan, 503-504 Capital Na­ I contemplate nothing less than .a nhtnic Interests; and modeled) ' rived:-Canners.. ! add happiness. See McKinney tional Bank building. 41C Asylum “glorious Hundred 'Year War” for .After the 'pure'.sovereignty of Ja- ~ JARVIS REALTY CO. F'OR SALE—DEEP WELL Del Co Brothers,' SpS Main street. Tele­ ‘‘L-4BOR SHORTAGE SLASHES street,,Hartford, Conn. [the destruction, of American and Oflloe 4112 Residence 7275 Roofing—Siding 17-A. FOR SALE— SMALL m.Odel-mak- pump including, motor. Schmidt. phone 6060 or 6j?30. I European civlUzation and the ex TEXTH.E OUTPUT IN STATE'’ . ers metal screw cutting la^he and 606 Vernon-streqt. Call 6581. • Weekdays and Snndaya 'iVAN'TED—CAPABLE woman for I termination « f the whole, white attachments. \G. Murray, 189 EXPERT REPAIRS of shingles, cleaning one day week. Steady I race', after which Imperial Japan HOLD EVERYTHING In a «ecent. statement in the Hartford Courdnt. Mate, composition and tin roofs. •School street. ■ -W anted to R<|it 6 8 J I will establish and enforce peace work. Write Bbx'P. Herald. Musical* ______Instruments 53 _ William J. Fitzgerald, state director of the Mar Rebuilding,, and repairing of RS. Box o f" ^ . $3'. '$4, plus' WANTED—4 OR 5 rooms •* for| Ion her own terpis. It is a project •bu#-v*A W A N T E D — GIRLS and young CIGARS I which the Japaheae ' boaat jjiey chimneys ind flashings. E. V. handling,' Guaranteed, \ By- FOR SALE —A FA>IOUS Knabe family of adults and ,child 1 M anpow er ('vRiR**^*^®*** women in - all departments ■ 25c I started in ?931; when, they con- Coughlin. 390 Woodland street. Cigar Co.; 76 Spilth.D1 ■ Main grand piano. anartment size. Phone 7707.' Steady job, good pay. Pleasant Mail Ciga Call 8933. iquered Manchuria as the first step street. Fall.River, Beautiful mahocariy ca?e. ' Like THE SITUATION IS CRITICAL” 'surroundinga« Tobei' Baseball new. Terms cair*be arranged. For WANTED TO RENT r-r A four- ■ toward world dominion. ' Though The ROOFING, ASBESTOS sidewalls. -. UP Manufactiu-ing, Elm Street, Man FOR Sa E^— SMALL WEiSER up- _ full pa;!licn:lars, write .giving room ■ furnished or unfurnished ! |the.v were willing .to co-operate “Hundreds of workers are needed irhmcdlately for \eaveatronjh conductors,. Nu- cheater. phone'num^r. Box 756. Hartford apartment by an ex-serviceman» Iwith the Nazis ,• and the Fa-scists THt*TS«. . wood Ceiiinga and Interior walla. right piano, electric sewing ma­ 'the manufacture of yarn, thread and cloth to meet /■ Johnson Mch. chine, also rtilL top desk. Tele^: Write Box L, Jerald. ______lin the first stages ef this enter- Wood 8hln„ung. generaii repair­ WANTED — PART-’iTME sales­ phone 186. y Ifrise, these, too, would later have the stepped up demands of both military and in g Free eatimate. Time . pay­ girl, Apply ^Federal Bakery'Shop, I.egal Notices ■ had to bow.to their will. civilian requirements.” ments. Louis Lavlgne. Manches­ 885 Main street. ’ FOR SALE BABY CARRIAGE, Lots/tor Sale 7 3 ' But let the Japaheae speak for Go. AT' A COVRT, DF p r o b a t e held. ter Rooflng. can 7-142a. high-chalr; and • bathi^^'tte. Call Itheraselvea. • " Manchester. Conn. WANTED—WOMAN for house­ «t Manchester, within and' for tha FOR SALEJ^BUILDING lot. cor- WE NEED YOU^VHELP Manchester 2-0334. District : Cif Mannliester. on the 11th V. • " ■ ' ROOFING — SREfHALlZING In work. two mornings each week. dav AuKust. A.D.. I94.'i ner of South Main and Hackm'a-' “ Japan « foundation and repairing roofa of bll kinds, also Write Box WE, Herald. tack. Inquire 29 Cottage street. n e e d s ' FOR SALE —UPRIGHT piano, Preeent WILLIAM S. HYDE Esq.. ■ the axis “oS the world. The URGENTLY NOW newt roofs , No job too smail or Judge. . ' / , 1 WANTED— LAUNDRESS to take $35.00, also‘ camp trailer,- two Estate of Peter Sirelbel. late or -LOT 88 X 123 feet on ' I world must beae unifiedifled around Ja- 1— Cleveland Automatic large Good work, fair price. Free good tires, 6.00-16. one six ply. FOR SALE there will 'b e out hashing for family o f two. Mancliester, In said ‘District. deceMed. Campfield road, .near Summer Ipan. Without'.' unity the estimates. Call Howley. ManChea- ■ On motion of The Manchester Trutt hen the w CHENEY PIROTHEPS Screw Machine Setdp'* | Telephone 6998, mornings. Inquire 313 Spruce street. >•/ . street. Price $600. ^ a ll 5677. no.peace. When tha world Is uni­ ...ter 5361. Compan4'-. administrator. - fied under onene ppowrer, o i^ , then there M an - — . f o r s a l e —PIPELESS furnace. ORDERED: That six month* fronj will be eternal peaceV Japan is the f ■ ,.7 " a n d ; Lumber, three 6x6. 27 feet long.- the lUh. day of Auglist. A.D.. 1945. be 1— Cteveiand Autom.'itic and the same are limited and allowed Wai^ted— Real Estate 77 j ruling nation of the world.’*— two 4-6, 20 fegt long, one 6x6. 18 Screw Machine Oper­ for the creditors within to-^brina 4a Prof. T. Komakl, Kydto Imperial PIONEER PARACHUTE COMPANY feet long, inquire 270 Oak after tlieir claims against said estate, and CUSTOMERS WAITING for sin­ University, over Tokyo Radio, *'!3 a tor 4:30. Die'sSid administrator Is directed, to gle homes, flats, duplexes, farms I Feb. 22-27, 1942. ws.ti.waT.apw AH hirinR done in accordance with th*e give h'ollce to the creditors to bring and lake properties. List with us. 5 •"The Empire 'of Nippon has Post-VYiir Program In their claims a-ithin said time allow­ *T finally rented a bam but I W . t»*nV NU'SIBVICI. INC. Area Stabilization Plan. USED AIR COMPRESSOR with ed bv posting a copy of this order on McKinney Brothers, 5Q5., Malnj taken the initiative and assumed had Do write a cow into the A ^ y rltd . tha public • alghpost nearest tcr the' th# role of herald of .a reorganized W EN EEll or without tank. Call 4279. street. Telephone 60'..0 or 5230. ■criotl” place w4iere the deceased last dwelt within said town , and by publishing Apply '9 A. M. to 5 P. M.' FOR SALE DOLL Carriage, the same in some newspaper having a : a r n i v a l By Dick Turner SIDE GLANCES D aily. cradle, stroller and other artibles circulation in siald probate dlatrlct, 5 MALE WORKERS for dolls. Telephone ’4523- within ten days from the date of this 52 AIN STREET jirdeL "I'd return malle to thla court of liingerie Set ^Jachine^Operators^ .First and Second Shifts. the notice given. TO BI SOLD! All hiring done In accordance WILLIAM S. HYDE, Judge. - with area manpower cohtrola. It you buy this house, the present mvnera will vacate within Pretty Aprons AT A COURT OF PROBATE held SO days. Briefly descried It has: A living roofn..dUvlnK ''•’“ "’j at Jdancheater. -within and for the Dis­ kitchen and spacious front hall on flrat flooi^-alsq 6 FEMALE WORKERS trict of yieeii'bester. on the Jlth day of A very large open porch — open stairway. Second floor, rnre^ August.’ A. D.. 1945, w gu lL sired bedrooms and a small room for den or child ajroom, fipneral.Factory Work. First and SeehAd Shin's^. Present \V1LLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq., Uathrooiih attic space. Good bright cellar .'^*** "*!]*"? ^'Estate of isUen'C. Anderson, late of Houmi has hardwood floors. Lot 100 x 165 ft. Centrally located t'? ' . Essential Government iWork Maiicheeler. In aald District, deceased. and the price is reasonable. . * .. MALE HELP ~ M'ith Bright Post War Future I • On motion of Gustaf Johnson of taid Manchester, executor. _ , - s.. .a— ORDERED': That alg' months from .May we again suggest that now—yes, right now-^Is a good lhe^Jlth day of August. A. D.. 1945. be time to buv vour ImUdtng lot for futqre use. Me brileve prices ; . Apply In. Person; and the same are Umlted- and allowed for the creditors wlWn which to nflng. on well located home sites will-increase In value. Mehave a goo6 In their clal® » »geln »t «»ld estate, land seli'etlon to choose from at very low^prices. Full or Part Time, the said execujor la directed ta .fn * public notice to the ccedltora to bri-ng 1897 lust call, w rite, tel^hone or:^atop us on ^ p p iy SPENCER RUBBER .In their claims within said time al- 112.42 'V ’lowed by posting a'copy of this order on th f/p u b lic aIgnpbVt nearest to the Colonial Board place where the deceased last dwelt ROBERT, J.i SMITH, INC. J^ROUUCTS CO. within said town and by publishing Com pany the same In some, newspaper haring a c h a p e l ^ t r e Ht MANCHESTER circulation 'fh aald ' probate district, 663 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE-3456 V 615 Parker Street within ten days,from the date of this order, and return- make to this court of 'tlie notice gl.veif. ______' - . WILLIAM S. HYDE. Judge. Wolker..Sl'reet 4-ROOM SINOLK—Space for t WANTED FOR additional hpstaira. ^ r ic k and COSMETICS frame oonatmctlon. ’FuJIy Inan- Helena RahensteUi 7-ROQM HOUSE ON OAKLAND lated. Firepliace, showdlr, laun­ HaMett Hubbard Ayera. dry trays, -storm windows and GIRL FOR CtfRICAL WORK Max Fadtbr Tardle.v Lncten Vf.lAtnt — Etc. screens, oil burner, wired for ‘;'V ^ STREET electriO range. Immediate occu­ J. . „ gome Shorthand Required. .Arthur Drug Storea On bus line,- All conveniences. Approximately six, pancy. acres of land and 400 ft.;frontage op' Oakland street. r Jdrvis Realty^ . Oflloe! 6 Dover Road ORFORD SOAP CO. WILLIAM. FRAZIER Residence: 26 .Alexander Street M an chester PHONES 4112 OR;3275 75 Hilliard S t«et SIMONIZING % - PHONE 3314 OR 5t7I _ee*atiM srWa«i»v<«,*» T. a. ow. 9 IS Week Days'and Sundayb rii Tht Body Shop Method **Stow»way!*' S O L IM E N E & FLAGG. Inc. LANK LEONAtUI 634 Center St. Tel. 5101 A n .E a r fu l! JOCKEY FINN By Mrs. .\Tljie Ciibot By Sue Burnett . You'Mntire family wiU think OM.V1AMT SO ITS STUPID I MABWV? ■Aw SV Here is a atunning nightdress ' ^ASH T U B B S L e r s o c ^ m ! you look very young and gay In­ floral print toTeohance • low ly flg* STUFiP.yrrV VOO A TO MARRV A ooLwimir Poe jiUii-era onto the aRrpn. Usie scraps Four or 5-Room Apart— of 3.5 or 39-inrh material; Jacket of bright cdlor aiiff ao the leaves i& S GIViEN O e FA M A n O Nr ipent or Single House by 2 yards. ^ OFCHAKACTim .111 dark green. " , ’ ‘ For this pattern, send 20 eenlf, PHlt'TMB "T o obtain complete pattern and msn 'imd wifeiS'-both dis­ VflviMDOWN In CQ4ns, your name, addreas, size appUque’ pattern for the Flower desire