■iRe •ATDRDAT, Atji$tOT> 14,194S, Average Daily Cirenlation The WtNithcr X ^ fancheatisr Evening Herald Par «M MooUi oft guly, l»4fe Foroeast of U. S. WooUmv 4ven( evar held ih the ■ t e r End 1 Showera and ni)riWnual tbunder- Kaynkibd Stanaflald of 104 West vine into tlje shape ofX j't-” As the by making ti^: program ao'Inter­ 8,229 V vine has grown it haa p'bqduced a esting .(hat there will be hundreds-; Htorme ttolght^ndfalg-before 6a.v- a tr^ a student at University of Budget O^JCe’d whole succession -hf “ v'sX It'S Big Fieid^aY Manber of the A ^ t breaky,Mot mme no modem'to ml Town Connecticut in the class of 1946, ettra Along Main Street of persona there from all parts a ti temperatwo Toeeday. worth a walk qr a bicycle ride MtoOhekter. Raiuau of .CltouMttoM x x ; IMS been ordered to active duty.at there to see it. a naval air station for aviation By Park^oard And on S o m o ^ Manthe*ter*» S i ^ Streets^ Too GeteSu^ort X Hanehe§ter-^A City o f VUlago Charm X T . and M n' 3t»aMcm ct inatructlon. Upon completion of X dl^Btotdn atnct. aMompanled by this duty, he will start' h|a course We liota that our Bolton -corre­ MB, llv aM Karon, bnd Rich- of training as, a naval aviation Mail to this department litAbccn t'crowd as It kept up its comical spondent took ua to task for pooh- Veterans to HoMx" hroL.Lxn.; n o . 270 (CtafMlM Advertldaf oa Pace U) MANCHESTER, CONN„ MONDAY, AUGUST 1«. 194$ (TWELVE R ^ E S ) PRICE IHKEE Chi' Increlisfe of $2,664 Is light this week. We did irebelv^ antics. A young lad offered it an pbohing the Idea of canning dem­ b e r ^ D f CommercF _ ^ a od Bchpol atreet, l«$urviTor6 Transferretl from Rescuf; Shijp ' Pel^Sliow ceiving- many letters and cards see'what happened. the pears, peach^x attawberrlea, cord with the program and that Shows in the Eaat today and waa XX'- meka, Ko. He la the aon of Fblice Acting Park Superintendent , G- from friends at home. Mall to all blueberries and..^uincea' grandma Oonunlaaioner and Mra. Clarence ../® X ___ . Philip Skewes. Last year’s bud­ in the Service is one Of the 'major the setvices of the Chamber are at brought here by the local veterans Wihners at the pet show' st Oie It's no'Use dodging the bri used to put up-."'^ his dlappaal In.any way that krill to compensate for their previous o f x 4x is ; Lupien of l i Bank atreet enjoyments. Every time Mail Call Manchester Green playground in- get was $12,900. contribute to the general succeta carnival at the aame aite in June. The increase of $2,664 this year ,s sounded on# would thmk Ih * If Of NaziSsin Trap <^iided the following: war had ended from all the cheer­ ish't-h.im bargl^. around with his V PeopM with gripes, are atvyaya of the event. ,> Carnivals today are faced with The awlmming pool at the School The. prlee for the largest pet, is due.to salary increases. Increase ideas, it is Ihs Wtfg of the pal. ckiljn^ this department. The other Miss Helien Hqlbrook, executive many diflicultiea and "none' a*'* Street Recreation Center win be ing and shouting. ‘PrecTtles,” a dog, was awarded in cost of supplies and equipment. Here is her headache this week: day i^ o m a n called in to say that aecretsfry of th’a Chamber haa talk­ allowed to travel more than sixty dloacd fbr repalra beginning Mon. •'Answering letters' |s - another she didh^ care what other people to Marilyn Roberts. The budget as approved lists stoiy. ^ There are .timea'.'our rou­ "Oh. I love to be patriotic” she ed -with Mr. Laclerc and outlined miles between toivna ' o r: cities. , l^pnr Red Army Divi­ p a i g n day, Aiiguat Id. A prise for the smallest ;pct, Wails, "but it's so hard. Hei'e.I am. might say aka takes the very but to him things which she fepls that Joseph Bury of'* Rockville is the ■ I Sees Report $13,250.32.-for salaries: $2,314 for tine d6ea not allow the time re­ care- of her bapy. We asked what sions Pufeh Ahead from ‘•Croky.’* a crow, fell to its owner, .general maintenance and $-395 for quired to answer all mail. What trying to save all my fat to lielp ahe can do to help the committee.. owner of the show which will pliy Private Rdbert Richmond, aon of Dick Walker. time we do haye to ourselves is in' the campaign for ammunition that had to,, do'-vvith us, and she The movement is rapidly gaining here next week.' There will he iil supplies. told ua that some IVomanNhad call­ Karachev on 26-Mile Mr. and Mra. Jamea Richmond of Most unusuat pet—•'Fatty,?' a In'hia annual reject to the spent writing to our families and but it's making the fercy hairs on momentum around town and it Is four rides, midway - and a free As Admitting Rcacli Viciiiitv of MUX 4*7 Main street h*« been trana- rabbit, .owned by Patty Bdnnle. ■ my head sprout in profusion. ed her-i on th> teiepnbn^e tod told hoped to make this the, biggest show every evening at 10:30. Road to ^^ryansk; Allied Planes • - board acting superintendent loved ones at home. I would sin­ her to stop her baby frbn^ paying Gifts A Pour fbrred from Camp Pickett. Va, to Best behaved pet:vr“WalTee," a Skewes reported the general main­ cerely appreciate your printing a "You see, they tell me to put the azzo^ 14 Miles West ji* Port Whlte,*pfegon. turtle, owned by Tottlmy Steven­ tenance. work of the department Small note of thanks to all friends fat into a tin can. But, of course I or else. 'She said that eitariytoe Seek to Prevehi Any K u IBS W r O H g son.- V '\ who have been so kind with their ..aow that you have to cut out the reads "the Main street coluMn'-' Of Messina; AlLxIridi- has been carrted'ouL this year with and she wanted, to have the worn-. New Defense Lines* __ • Down 48 Jap In to Help Beet Looking pet—"Tini," a dog some difficulty due to labor short­ many letters and cards. , top and bottom of a tin can and EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 8 :15 cations Nazis - Have owned by Natalie Derby. ' , ages but that no extraordinary •'Before'-my, enlistment into the ffatteittto“lt‘^ut7 Well my“trouble"u knpw^that tte baby la park 'improvements or extensions armed forces,' I operated a small tonqi>ur ths fat into the cans. I’ye not 111, gets the best of treatment TWENTY-FIVE GAMES FOR $1.00 Moscow. Aug, 16.—i/P)— Railway Head Asteflti sCraft in Day Pulled Out Even De* ^Free Enlargement Dry Cleaning Shop In Rockville, been'^H trying for weeks and L. and that, anyway, a healthy baby Beat Axis have bebn made. always cries lustily. So if you were Four Red Army divisions} EattmaU jesses laying parties to Leave T Conn: The Village Dry Cleaner haven't collected any yet although pustied ahead from the cap­ Wtth Bvery Roll of Him A # |* Manchester prov;^ very succesMul. -1 atn I pour the fat into the cans every qn the phone the other day com­ TnabilityAAo Operate naeeloped and Printed “ looking forward to the future date plaining about a baby crying -you tured bastion of Karachev on 25 of Total, Desiroycil Everyth hig'-ffoni Dim ei • Italian' Units Face Cli- day. , have your answer. Date Book i^ermi «8idn^.4sk ed that 1 may again re-open The Vil­ "And yet" she. yowled, ’’I don't^ the 26-mile road to Bryansk IJjider * Featherbed.* Are Bonibers; Success To Dog Sleds Among in a e tie Allied Push. EI.ITESTUDJO lage Dry Cleaner. Mother for­ know where- all that fat comes today after severing the Monday, Ang. 16 To Raise Pdiiltry merly operated The Ladl4a’ Shop, frofn that I -find always on my Demoathenea, the Greek, ao. we main line of escape for Jifazi Cl'.icago, Aug. 16.— —George Achieved at Co’si ; of Unsolicited 1) o n n • 7:30 on Center ch'Urch lawn, located on Main atreet. Manchea- kitchen floor.”' are totd, to overcome stammer­ AT f ille d lleadquarterst, North ceremonial of Troop 1, Girl Scouts. ter. Conn. She la now residing at ing, spoke with pebbles in hit troops trapped in the'' Orel P.- McNear, president of the Tole­ Only 5 Allied Planes. tidns Sent W'ashington. Afr c’a, Aug. 16.—(5*)—-Unit­ 43 Pearl street, Manchester, Conn. AUCB OOFRAN Tuesday. Aug. 17 Applications for chicken coop ^'T hat section of the concrete mouth..To train■ himself to ha­ salient. The Communist par­ do, Peoria and Western railroad, ed States troops were ovef- (Known As Qneen Allee) t:00 p. m:—Annual pet show on “I have aimoet completed hiy wall between Foreat and St; rangue, against the Jlbea of a The Army & Navy Club ty newapapec mavda 'said that said today that Joseph B. Eiast- Allied HeadquSiters in the. Wa.shlngton, Aug. 16.— runnirig'the Axis rear guard ■ spiR rn] AL. MBonna West Side playgrounds. permits havs been filed'by the fol­ flrat yedr in the Navy. I now hold hoatile audience, he went to the the Soviet forces were cuttitig Southwest Pacific, Aug. 16—iA*i—| ■evantb naogbter of a'Seventh Son lowing persons for, consideration the rsktipg of Seaman First Claaa. James atreet has long been known seashore arid bellowed his perora­ through denae fqreats, seeking to man director of the Office of De;- The Office of War Information re- today in the vicinity of Mi- Thoraoay. Aug. If as the ■'*4 F dormitory!’’ Young Nofirasoline? Can’t useyour car? fense Transportation, which has Allifed warplanes, di.splaying in thej p^^U d t6dav that gifts of’all de­ '• B oi* W ith a V an Zoning Board of Appeals, Munici- of the Zoning Board of Appeals at At preaet< I am studying for tions against the sound of the ;,priEvent the'-Germans from organ- tazzo, 14 miles west df.MeiSi. ltTad*-g- Dnlly. Ineinding Sanday, Storekeeper '^Ird Class. Happy; fellows have been sitting there Then why not walk? It’S not too far> bwn operating the rpad since protection of their ground forces a gcripUonsXfrom dimes to ^ g pal building. the next meeting, Thuraday, breaking surf waves. . 'v iaing adequate defense llhca on Mar-’h, 1942, "openly confesses sina. and it ' was officially, SA.M.totP.BI. OrBy^lp^nt- to atat^that I am enjoying the all suihmar. It has been a cool Whether or not there is,any con­ And you will find our Binjfo’s fun . the Deana river. vigilance equal to the zeal with Sanday, Sept S -Auguat 19 at 8 p. m.; Prancia Mc- place to hang but during the gas that he could not operate satis­ sleds—are pouring (nto Washing-^/ stated that the end of - th« SMlnt. 'In the Service of ttie PMv 3:30 p. ra.^Song recital at Cen­ very bMt of health. Of any .pthbr nection, we know not' but aome With many prizes, to be won. Storm Strong Defenses which they carried the attack to Ibr .fed Penra. . Cartan, 24 Walker street;- Peter items of news, cenaorship will not ban and it haa also afforded the factorily” under th4 ’’featherbed!’ ton. from .persons anxious to beat ian campaign “is now a t ' B ter church. Pupils of Mrs. Charles boys a chance to ’’wolf' a -little such,thoughts are coursing thruogh .Katachev fell. Pravda said, rules imposed on the road by ths the enemy, shot down 4’8 Japanese > Cknreb^tey^ J^aMaed. fimn. Grilib, 161 Glenwood atreet; Ray­ allow me to state. Will gloae with the milnda or residents of Middle (20) $5.00 GAMES ^ X (.^) $1Q.00 GAMES aircraft—23 of them bombers — the Axis. ■ ’’ The , A mericana, . pushing Terbury.’ mond E. Hunt, 35 Branford street; the very beat of beat Wiahea to on the aide. It’s been harmless, when four Russian divisions War Labor Board. I Unsolicited donations sent to up between 12 tod 15 miles, ad­ for the most part. 'However, the Turnpike, near the Alton Terrace (1)X^20.00 GAME (1) $50.00 GAME stormed -strong fortlflcatlons -on ,' Under. ’ the . featherbed . rules oVer the Southwest Pacific battle- President Roosevelt or the Treas­ avanced Weil beyond Barcellpna to William B. Thompson, ll- Essex all.’’ - developnjent. these nights. / While walking survivors' of the 'Cruiser Helenaxsunk In the Jiily 5-6 Battle of Kula Gulf, .await front yesterday. atreet; William Lewie, 123 Spruce other night some of the older: fel- the . hiilB commanding the ap­ more man are employed than ai-e ury department. OWL said, have within heavy artillery range ^ of About 8:30 of ' eveninjga, the proaches to the city, and then pur­ actually necessary to do a job, Ujelr turn,-a stretcher esse !s transferred by gang plahl^from the rescuing destroyer deft), to a cruiser. This success.-T.ep.orted in today's included' automobiles, ambulances, Messina, and it was assumed that street; Willlaih B. Bronelll. 35 Telephone pesla.are at work in jowa were standing in front of soloist of the Regimental band,, communique front .Gen. DouJ;laa Ashland atraet; Alfred Hopkins, 70. the vicinity of lower Charter Oak 5fun>by's restaurant and one of sued the fleeing Nazis into the McNear explalned.,^ln an interim airp'anes, 'flfies, typewritjtrs, sil­ this main escape hatch was al­ them noticedxtwo girls sitting whose barracks are nearby, wan­ streets of the burning town. report. MacArthur's headquarters, wSa ver cups, racing pigeons, ' a sled ready under ground fire as well aa Whi(ney road; Harold Mott, 22 atreet according to a' letter we ders in the woods behind the. Me­ achievedhi at a cost of only five Al- Bowers street. received this week. The letter teHs alongside the boya. Whereupon The occupation of Karachev The- report atated that East­ and seven-dog team, gold teeth- aerial bombardment. morial hospital and for nearly an cloaed the main line of escape for man. in control of ^le road since lied planes and no more than .three and wedding rings. *'Bnrcellona ..lies Six mijes soutlt^ Edmund F. Dwyer will ask that the story so here It Is: ona. of the chaps remarked "How hour, p iu \h is voice against the Expect Start. pilots. The ratio of nearly 10 to garage located on Birch Moun­ corn'e, girls ih the 4 F dormitory? Germans remaining in the Orel McNear's refusal to" arbitrate a Milan arid Berlin Hit Other gift packages have yield-, southwest of Milazzo and 16 mllea "A certain group of young peo­ soughing of- the zephyrs .through Don’t worry about salient, following, the Russfans’. wage dispute, "misused Interstate 1 bettered by far the all-over score ed watches, b^ls, beans, beeswax, tain. Road, ratal sone, be used for ple, both boys and girls, bad a That is strictly against regula­ of approximately 4 to 1 established 4test of Messina. Floor Show tions, we’U iiave to aterp that right the tree branches, the tinpanny lightning drlv> westward. Commerce Commission statistics” sugar and whiskey; rubber, en- living quarters and Leroy W. Gris­ The Germans were-in (light.. '/ niember of that group who fell be­ 'tones of the katydids, the piping x^The size of the enemy force en- in his report Of "increased effi­ Of War Talks in the slx.week.s since the. start of gine'-iiumps, refrigerators, pianoe, I wold, in accordance with- state re­ low their standard of behavior. away.” of tree toads and the occasional In British Air Raids the Allies' new Pacific offensive, All indications are that ,tha quirement,' asks permission to, op­ circi“d could not be estimated im­ ciency” to the House Military Af­ a riig Soap, medals, coins, tarpau-' Nazi'" have pulled out even their — AT— The entire group show (heir dis­ hum of airplane propellers over­ his - clothes mediately but earlier dispatches fairs committee. These clpims of •ferial, Might Increasing lins and inamcal equipment. erate an automobile repairer's approval in. their actions and in She waa leaning happily on the The day's victory in skie.s over 'lelaying parties, and left'''Italloii place in the name of Griswold’s head. ■' Indicated that the Germtos failed ’’increas'^ effidency” under gov­ During Week Nearly $4>3M,()()0 In Cash units to fare the, climactic British return this party calls them on the arm of her soldier boy and there The soloist, and he ta in the top­ to retire a large number of men ernment management "would not Italy’s Greatest Indus­ the Solomon islands and north­ Cash contributiQM (not count­ Service Station at 289 Math street. phone end when someone an': "ers, was a bright moon in the sky. eastern I'lew'Guinea supplies fresh and American push. —^— ' flight class, devotes his time : to We know little boj's and war riiachlnes from the Orel stand up under fair Inquirj’,” Mc­ New Demands^ ing war bonds and lajms) have to-' The U, S. Seventh Army and hangs up without speaking. There rag’ll at that moment everything classical selections tod whereas a front before th^e base at Kara­ Near said. trial City Hit for evidence of increasing Allied aerial taled nearly $4,500,9()i)Nwith indi­ is no proof of this. However, it is was .serene. The soldier and his are hard On their Cliurchill Back hi Que­ might in a field of war where Gen­ i the British Eighth- Army raced poor singer might be considered s chev was cut off. "Eastirian Prosing - Case” Third Time in Four vidual gifts ranging frbnj one lorv'ard as rapidlv as blown-up not the younger members of the girl friend were walking between nuisance, these nightly concerts - clothes but we will "Mr. Eastriian is proving our bec After Visit to eral MacAtthur, cognizant that cent to . $25,000. families who suffer from this, but the mills and had not quite Battle Raachee Climax To Halt Fight advances by ground'troops often roads and diminishing reststanca are keenly enjoyed by the neigh­ clean theni like newX Ta :s reported the Battle for case for us,” Mr. McNear said. Area^of Panic. "They .constitute an extraofdl:;^ permitted. The campiagn stlU JOHNS-MANVIllE the older members who have to reached the point where the rail­ borhood. Often rounds of hand- He baa been turning toward the H vd^Park; Impression must be. measured in yards, iv'* nary documentation of patriotism FINE FRODVCTS run do.wnstairs in night clothes to road ^tracks cross Forest street. Kharkov had reached a climax. predicted'that air power will be (j teair than six weeks old., clapping follow an unusually We offer special The Germans were said to. be efficient rules we had in' effect at GiVeiix M eeting Social, After Attack and love of the country," OWI British eantured Taormina, Restaurant and Grill SAVE FAINT SAVE FUEL answer ilie phone, and then- hear Hurrying from the east a deter­ splendid rendition of an operatic the time of the seizure. Almost London. Aug. 16. decisive. said of the gifts. "They have WITH FIREPROOF someone giggle and hang up. This mined young lady ca.ught up with prices for children’s throwing troops into the battle as Milan, Italy’s greatest indus-. In a week-end of almost cease­ strategic harbor and road Junqe^l air. boon aa they could reach the front tionbn the^easl coast 28 mll^ ASBESTOS SIDE WALLS is happening in Several homes. Re-1 tjje. aweethearta and ‘grabbing the clothes. There has (Continued on Paige Tuo) Quebec, Aiig. 16— i/P)— Prime less activity,'*the^ Air Forces under i (Continued oS Page Two) phone company does I 8 lady by the arm she vtod resistance was increasing. trial city, was hit for • the MacArthur's command also: | •■oad from ntassina; Castig'lloaia, ROOFS — NEW COLORS The butt of most of -the office a Minister ChurcKiU was ^ back in Milap. Workers . March eight miles ima*Ld: and the towft ATTIC INSULATION no good as they'have no way tpe whirled her around, and started to never been spot Karachev. lies on the brink - of third time iii four nights by- Attacked .uUthoiit loss the great I XART Md[AY AND HIS check. This has 'happened as KIf A IX DAY SlJNDAY man so much that she drove ta the the soldier had walked away from Given To Clothes cial, but there appeared little ed city this morning, five hoUrs stralion for peaceearly, today, the two preceding days; OEVEmPED AND in their path. Pravda said the out­ after the R.A.F. bombers hit, in Oamaga Grounded Aircraft ^ Patt'in. Jr , in the vicinity of Ml- Main street curbing and tried to the two and stood leaning against standing feature of the battles for tions Issued by War doubt they- gave preliminary con­ telephoned reports to the frontier Bluntly Deinarids A1-. lazzo denied the Axis the uea ett PRIN’TED chase it away. But the birii would the fence. He Went along with INSULATIOJ^ Brought to the sideration to th.e conference a demonstration for peace. he're said. Heavily machine-gunned The P lgh n Dpen'Uintll 11 p. m^ Karachev Was the close pOopera- Manpower Commission enemy’s central airdrome of | lied Air Attacks Coh- have none of it and continued to the victor when the fracas' ended. lion between Soviet units advanc­ agenda. Bombers Fly Over Const These reports added that the (Continued op Page Four)' 24-HOUK SERVICE walk back and forth on the hood Ex|iert workmanship. All work Shop! ■ ' U The prime minister returned kahili on .Bougainville 'in '.,the| •ruaranteed. Reasonabla Prirea. ing- along different routes. During Week • End. '■ Carrying forward the attack, a demonstration began at 6 a. m. northern ^loraona. damaging tiniie U ntil Italy Quits. Steaks, Chp|ii« and Lokfetjers Film Deposit Boi - and every so often would peck at A house on Avondale road in yestDrday and immediately set to strong force of heavy' bombers to­ today (midnight e.w.t), about the windshield. The driver solved Greenway Pafk off WoodbHdge No obligation for-an estimata. .Advance Within Four Miles work.. A White House announce­ man) grounded aircraft; -At Store Entrance Write. Soviet troops attacking Khar­ Washington, Aug. 16—(P)--Oc- day- flew over the coast of Britain five hours after the end of the Bombed Vila, .lapan’s last re­ the problem by starting the wind street which has vines growing up ment said the president "is^return- in a two-hour long formation ac­ latest. R.A.F. -raid on the city. .- London, Aug. 16, -(A*) ^ Belief shield Wiper and the' crow flew off i two sides is attracting a lot of at- kov from' newly captured Chuguev cupation, not family status', be­ Ing to Washington, but h'e will maining airfield in the central [ that thfe - Italian declaiatlon 4>t C hert Special ^fn rd ay and -Sunday ' - X bav^ advanced t o . within four companied by a procession of Pl.-iregardlng armed guards Solomons; to another car, On thd second car j tentioii just now. The occupants ; Mandiester Dry Cleaners comes the principal yardatlck for join the (Quebec con/erence this figbters. They returned shortly thrown, about the still bumihg 'Rome aa an "open city” was mere­ Flashes! KEMP'S the crow got but a short life foi? are certainly victory-minded be- : BurtoD Insulating Co. miles of the great iriduatrial city week.” Rnided enemy-held villages knd (Late Bulletins o( the UP) tt'ira) fxnx ootnasB l o b s t k r ih n i6 ek...... fi.5o 93 WELLS STREET \ tkTEL.-i t7254'/sj while other forcea on the north determining whether men of from before noon and--smaller bombers and smoking areas, the demon­ possible supply centers on ' New ly a trick by Premier -Maishal rV V L OOUBSE VEAL STEAK D I N ^ R - ...... flAO the driver parked at the Center, enuse thev have taken the troub'e i 180 Oxford SL Hartford Military Chiefs on Rand took itp the attack. strators picked their way through There the bird attracted quite a | to train the various shoots of the ( were about one mile away from 18 to 38 will be inducted, into the hlilltary chiefs of staff of bq,th Britain and New Guinea;_ / Pietro Badoglio to spare it from PC U . OOimSE ROAST SIRLOIN OP BESRF DINNER.... .fel.M the city’s outskirts. -Army under a series of new regu­ l^st night's attack on Milan the rubble in the streets, raised Sank or Tl^agcd 1ft more Jap­ Bombs Dropped on Village | nations already are on hand. was made in the bright light of a cries-that the war should be end­ further bombardment appeared to ^ Tass aaid the battle was devel­ lations issued over the week-end anese supply barges off the raast's be growing in Great Britain today Tarhov, N ^,, Aug, 16—(^H-SlX, Developments during the early full’moon. Targets In the city and ed and .sliouted against those w |m > bombs were dropped from plonafe CfeSckcB Riee Soup • *■...v*.••*.••• I5o oping with great violence and the by the 'W ar Manpower co'mmis- phases of the war talks Iaa.t;week, of those island4>..^ , ' and Lord BcaverbrookX Lond-P*' ' - . . ■'.V-'/Or"' , -X Wd Air Force was.throwing 'great sion. the", suburbs were plastered- witV caused it, the reports said. In the strictly aerial combat on this Platt* count.v villiai^e o(.! x ' ; ''X'"/ '■ ' ' V after the prime minister’s 'arriviTl bombs which set fires, visible at the Debris I'S to-30 Feet High Daily Express bluntly demanded about 70 population at 4:15* n. my i duiea. • • • •... • i^e'^ Fnilt Cpp—• •.. • • • I6c Although ' draft boards are ex­ that Allied air attacks be con.tin- ' (Continned on Pngy Two) Sv^'iss frontier hours after the at­ Tile debris in the streets of the today. There were no explosiohir pected to continue giving, due' .^(Conamied on.,Page Two) tack was ended. city was said to be'15 to 90 feet (Continued on Page Two) uem|M hit e house, missing by Roaat Leg .of Veal and Dressing X - OF ALL SORTS bombers 'roared In over Milan just to exist as a city, said persona ar­ nient in Londoin on the Italian two^- or three feet two children of 'tn€n with dependents, after i ten minutes before midnight. The declaration and none was" antici­ ' Roaat Leg of Lamb with' Mint jelly Oct. 1^ the main question will be riving at the frontier from there. pated in the'absence of Prime Min­ their' bed.' Seventh Serilce co Breast of Veal X ifr Obtainable By Ton At Bankhead Hits Two Sections i entire act-ion lasted ah '- These travelers asserted two U-Boats Slink ipahd officials at Ornate sent tn whether the physically fit can Swiss dispatches said Thousands ister Winkon Churchill'in Cana­ Broiled Veal Chop ^ •V THE GARDEN serve their country better in the towers, of -the cathedral had col­ da. The Rome radio itself warned officers to the scene, <»he an exper RESTAURANT AND of refugees'wo™ •flecing'jhe strick­ lapsed, the Scrresco palace was on ideiiilficatlon of bombs and tha ' Roast Spring Chicken with Dressing Food Prices armed force’s or-in war production Feel Gas Cut en city in 'confUsfoh while armed destroyed and the royal palSce One Per Day Italians that they could expect se­ other a liaison officer for the 0(- '' Broiled Lamb Chops X GRILL and in support of the war effort guards futilely attempted to '.-de­ damaged. In the heavily-attacked curity from bombs only afteT the .TtirM Objectives in Program Italian declaration is offtcially ac­ ftce of Civilian Oefensiv The ».vp6 BroHed,Pork Chops . 840 MAIN STREET . A.'- tain them. . S'eala Farina freight yards, rails of bombs was (lot learned ImmedW' l Alabama Senator Com- WMC Chairman 'Paul V. McNutt Values of Coupons Are •fa^te’.-of Things io Come stuck up like uprooted trees. Six Anieipiran W arstliips cepted by the Allies, atcly, and evacuation 11 Lobster a la Newbnrg en Casserole Breakfasts Dinners ^ d the program had three objec­ The MoSquito attack on'.the Ger­ The industrial, area was heavijy There Were other indications tamIUes from restricted areas oh • Chicken a la King en Casserole Luncheons , plains Costs Have tives: To hold essential workers Scaled Down in Mid- man capital; details.of w'iUch were plastet^d with bomba loosed by Lost During P a s t ' that life Italians w ie doubtful safety pre<’aution was ordared. -Roast Loin of Pork and ApplesauCe ndt,.,immedistely announce^,- 'gave Origin of the planes was not de­ Parties Of AH Sizes- Gone Too High ,R. A. ''F. 'bombers that droved 6 0 ' Davs, NaVv /,Sav». (t.’anUnued Page Two) Breaded VeaTCiitlet with Tomato Sauce Now. (CoBtlnued on Page Four;) ' wesl^ and Southwest. througlt violent anti-aircraft fire termined. ", A'ceommodkted. • Broiled Chopped Sirloin Steak (Continued on Cage Four) last night to give the northern Ital­ Telephone .’1902 dr 5790 Jaaper;i;Ala., Aug. 16.—)—Sen­ y^Mhington, Aug. Ifl.—(y« -r-. ian industrial center its third drub­ Washington. Aug. 16.—-iA*)—i .Irraigntijeiit Postponed Chdice of VcgetWbles’ ator'John Hollis Bankhea^^. long­ Gasoline ration coupon -values were bing in four days. Axis U-boats have been destroyet;! Eaht.P'IshklllV X. V., .Aug. 18 -^1 Rolls and Butter XV time advocate of higher farm- Youth Faces ■«ut to three gallons each in the Treasury 'Balance. Unable to Cope With Fires at the rate of about, one a day for Air Olislaiight (A*>—.Xrraiji'hnienl of Edwin C“-.-| Pie or Pudding prices. complained today that food middleweat and soiithwest today, Fire-brigades were reported un- the past three month.® in .Allied darfc, 13-year-ol^'summer (wmptst j coats have 'gone too high. PRICE: *1.^5 'scaling those seiqtions down toward Washington, Aug. 16.—<.Pi,-7-The -able to cope with the fires started sea offensives which, an official fis>iii'^!ew Vork city, on -a first d«^ And, '.he sqjd with irritation, Court Today the sharply, restricted, eastern po.sition of (he Treasury ' August by the hail bombs. Axis, troops, announcement, jmi.vs have resulted Hits Steadily gree murder charge in the sla,vlaj|! BLUE PLATE someone in the prlce-contrql pro­ motoring allotments, and a govern­ .13: said travelers-arriving here, were, }h the loss of 'six Af"«flcan war- of lU-year-oId EUzalwth Vel|‘ OLD gram has muffed the bail. ment spokesman let it be known Receipts. $153,383,292.14: expea- mounting a rigid guard every- shlpF during the .past 60 days. .. uas,^post|K)ned today .'until ' Brolird Chicken Livers on Toast...... Most of the;,^ griimblinig back Maine Authorities^ Re­ that the west coast -and Rocky ditures, $268,876,911.84; net bal­ More than 90 enemy submarines S«iua(lr4»iis Strike. Ital­ nesdayD uchess t oun|y D[^tr No. •». Hot rrevli llsm Sandwich , home, the Alabama Democrat said ance. $8,712,974,685.13. were‘!’sent to the bottom .during .Vttorhe'.v John K. Schtvart'z said < RECORDS mountain areas are nojt being (Continued on 'l*8ge Two),' ian Ma.inlaiit , he turned In for sal- In an interview,- is .concerned di­ fuse to DiscloM Hour; overlooked. r- .. X Mr.v, June'^nd July While -United r»|uest^ the delay In order ' l4 No. 4. Hot A eal Sandwich...... yage 'll: .vnu want la keep rectly with excessive food costs^ Cheater Bowles, general, mana, States undersea boats continued, gl\e C'odarre’s relatives time to i speclflcaliy the prices bf vegetables Murder Charge Made'. to exact a heavy' toll of Japanese As ■ iMessina Sector. No. 5. C'hccse Omclef !• playing the-new onea. ger of the Office of Price Aflihinis- tain counsel. The prosecutofe and meats. * v' ' tration told the nation in a broad­ shipping. also announced' that two stat6‘j No. 6. Ravioli and Tomato' HadVe 2> '} 0 each paid for old reo- "And,” said Bankhead, "I think' Bulletin i Pi^esident Roosevelt and Prime Allied Hesdquarts^ in NbrthJ had examined , Codorril • I'rds irresp ecti^ r of q u a n tity . the complaints are Juatifled.” cast last fiight that the question of Interference Expected Minister (nuirchill. In a. joint Africa,. Aug. 16—i/Pi— ine, Allieajjjuj insane'or No. 7. Chicken Chow Mein...... H’atervilla, Me., Aug. Ifl.— * extending iMhced rations through^ No. 8. Plain Qiuslet . . i ...... Farmeri Taking Black Ejrd" o u t. the;, couniry' is. being studied stati’ment Issued ■ over the weeu- aerial' onslaught agamsl the j " Oftto spokesman for' the con­ (P)—Chariee R- Farraad, .15- epd.' said; enemy’s dwindling Me«$in$ bftdge- No. 9. S|>agliel'li and Meat Balls-.' KEMP'S year-hM East .Havqn, Conn,, by Interior Secretary Ickes. On Selliiig Army Surplus hea.d raged unce'Saingly. yesteiUay gressional. farm Uoc, and author of However, ws matters stand to­ '"Qfir offensive operations Five ('hildrd^ IVrIith. In Fir*'". No. 19. 'ilam Omelet ...... - - Inc. many bilis to increase farm int- and Hari-ard, fllaaa., yooMi ae- aga’nin Axis submarines continue and sqtiadrpn.s struck Italian maSv .t'arlsle. Pa., -Aug. 16.— Flv* < TeL56flO cuaed of (he ahobtteg of Bar- day,’! Bawles.'added, ” lt looks as ■■■A, '. ' ■ No, 11. AVestern Omelet 1., 768 .Main St. . come, .'-^jBankhead said dolefully \^*ashtngton, Aug. 16.— —Un- Vt.o .tackle this task, the House to ; progress mpst favorably in all land objectives both north and children ranging in age* from * ' nard W. Jordan, 36, WaterviUo. thou$;)). our reserve stocks on. the area.4 and during May, June and south *f. Rome, it wa.s announced No. 12. A cal Pot P i e , . , ...... r that farmers generally were taking flying instructor, will'be given we$t boast, and In the Rockies are less a lot of people ere mading the ' pessed a bill to set up’ a joint com­ to 15 years, perlshei' In a Are tte$.|| '-a figurative black eye bedause a mittee -of five yenators and five July we have 'sunk at sea a total lodUy: ...... I wrecked Mielr home shortly befor n privnte ' qinolclpnl court sufficient to carry ua along'at' the signs- wrong, Congt'eaa is about to of over 90 U-boats which repre­ R.A.F. and Cadian Wellingtons^. night. The rie p - COLD MEATS .AND 8A1.AD Home A t ‘ few “specialty crops" like fresh Menrtag, County Attorney Wli- present rate. at ^least for the time representatives 16 study the sltum- vegetables and frulta had risen ex­ put the "Cl" on th'e” Gl. tion and make recommendations. J sents an, average of nearly-nearly one " with ’blockbusters among theif were four children ol .Mr. and Lobster SaMiI ...... -...... V. .Jlnm H. Nlehoff Mdd todnjr.'- l^ing.” loads, pitted the railway yard.s of cessively Iri'price. Nlehoft declined to eny wben Hope Of Slight IncVeaa# Freely translated, that ,>mearvs1 PredictsPrediete ronelderatlonCoael^ratloii '4 U-boat a day. ovet, the period. Thomas SIpr*—Robei^ 15; '511$ Tuhaflsh Salad v...... ; th,ere is likely to be what U known ! ’,Thu#wfar ,t6e measure has re­ .Aak Intensified Oflenalve Vlthrdo, 40 miles nottl. of Rome, dred, I’J; .Margaret, l(); aou Dor Chirken Salad _____ . ./.\ ...... British- or where the bearing wtoM be Bowies, who held out the hope of- hold. ' in polite military circlet eff "con- celved k a n t a tl^ to h in the Sen- The president and the prim* and started fireSi. Ihy Jead, 9—and the SIpe*' gr Salmon .Salad ...... Homes •Quality At Normal Prices a ' slight Increase for eastern greMional 'interference/ Wheni.the ate but Senator'IIatch (D;. N. M.), minister called, foi an Intensified The seaplane bkse at Lake Brac- child, -Louise Aloe Holly, E motorists early in September, if ciano. 16 miles north of Rome, a i^ Vegrtab'r Salad . American Club • PlasteredWalb s : WatervlUe, Me., Aug. 16—(iP)^ time comes to dispose of the,"gov- a.ntember-of the Truman War In- olfenaiye. against . the U-boats, •were trapped on Ui* second floor i v> J “And you can add meats to that, they-, cooperate with th'e nb- erhment issue” sfioes. socks. Jeeps,,, vestigating committee, predicted waruing that the enemy atiU b$« the coastal railway lines south og the' two-story frame house, Cold Corned. Beet and Potato S alad ...'....-.;... Down payment make* it posciblc to move • No. 1 Oak Floors , s. itoo,” he said. ' "Meats ..haye gone A (S-year-old Hacked,' Mb m ., boy pleaaure driving rule, said he was great reaerVes of- submarines. T.te the capita), also were raided, a •''-V bazookas, tanks and trucks the . today that the problem will get Slpee escaped by jnmpiBg Cold Pork and.Potato Salad ...... • Fine Plumbing , ' too high/’ accused of faially ihooting a mo- satialled "that folks living in the Army will have on hand when the. censideration soon after Congrem battle must be continued- relent­ communique said. ■ i .second-floor bedfoom window. right into a new home under our New He added that he didn’t believe toriat from whom he thumbed a remainder of (be country would lessly both at sea tod in the ahlp- Five Planes Lost VflfiKT.VRI.r.S ^ BINGO • Fire. Resisting Roofs " war le over. recpnvenee next month. \ ' In all the widespread , operations was treated at a hpepltal Bond for Deed Sales Plan.^ Pay the a Fireplace ■ prices were excessive for basic ride here last Wednesday faced ar­ hot want to sec pebple. living, on And .don’t be surprised if aonrie ’’i thinje every farther wants a vards they' 'said. sprains. r<{ h s triiis B .iii* B uttered Beets food crops, such aa com, peanuts raignment in Waterville municipal the other aide of the Rockies put bright aspirant |. for - a legislative jeep.” Hatch told a reporter. "At „ Shortly after the Roosevelt-- by Lieut. Gen. Carl.Spaatz’ North­ • a uuuuer s<|M:t'.i> Bolted Potatoes balance like rent as you live there. ' * • Huill - in Kitchen Cabineti(, - tod wheat. OQUFt*.today op a . qharge of mur- to any inconvenience,, which is not seat comes up in the ijext cam- Churchill atatement was issued, west African squadrons. (Tve least It seems, that way from the planes were lost. Three of the Norway Polloc) Chief Kllldd-. . . Iloiue Fries, t reui-h Fries ur blushed Potato Sink, and J.iholeuBi Covered Wagging aa emphatic finger at detf Sheri^r Chhrles A.< W atts aaid. absolutely necessary.” ’- psfgn with "a Jeep for every farm­ mall, I have been gettlhg. If thera the Navy reported the sinking of . a, Visiting colleague, Repi, Henry Ciounty authorities would not .enerrty’s planes were'destroyed. Stockholm, Ang.. IE "OPtr*. 'Preab Cora In C hips.'...... ,Trsy Board. Addreaslng‘himself to drivers of er” as.)iis. political sfogan. are Jeeps for sale after the war, seven more Japanese - vessels and German annq.iuiceiueht from_ IOc . I Ob tiM Tfeact, 9 A. fes t P; M. ' Steagall (b.. Ala.), Bankhead disclose the hour set for the ap­ the midwest to d aouthwest,' whose Head Scratching Done Already they, ought, to be sold direct to the the damaging of five others by Coordinated with the plows of the Northwest African squadrons (leclared today that Ounno^ 'X ■ continued; - , pearance of CSiarles Richard Far- rations, were ciit at midnight. Pongreas has already done aome farmer at low - coat tod net dio- AnMciCth submarines. The report sen. (dMef of r orway*s eivll ■ DESSERT ”If the administration had let rand, who allegadly oonfesaad ha Rokri'es sald 'they might look a t the head .aemtehing over the problem pooed of .to aome broker who con raised'td 217 the number of Japs- Wiu an atUck Saturday night by .Fruit niee PuJding-rl®f Pie»—].0c ORANGEHALL us peg farm njrlces at tlO per cent R.A.F. Liberators and, Halifaxes on luMf heea eaeeutad oad shot and klUad Barnard'* W. Jor­ oil refineries ; in' thrir nelghboir- of dlapoaing of what may amount moke a handsonih profit for him- neat -veasela sunk since the -start of the execiitfaNi ef otter No (re Crtnun n1th Dipner—Sc iee Cream—lOe of perliv these excessive' food dan, 36-year-oId Dying instructor boods and w « ^ r why they could To upwards of feSO.OOQ.OOQ.OOO In' aelf on a reeal*.” ' the War In the Pacific. ' Twenty- the railway 'Instollatlcms, freight costs would have l)cen prevent­ yafds”wid Messina, strait ferry ■bfftcra In a'jMrg* < at the Watervilla alrpprt. fekva ail 'the . gaaoUne they equipment that will be left oVer Hatch aaid he believed Cohgreis i)ine ships have been listed aa pro­ police te eufero* Naot BEVERAGES n X BIG PRIZES! ed.” Farrandt who made the alleged want. , from the war. . v cither ought to create 6 apeciol bably suiUc^ and 63 aa damaged.. terminus, at San . Giovanni, A Sorpa Above Parily Navr Cairo <£oipmunique aaid the\altack orders. EiUfsca woe kllM i or Cotree-T.5e lei-d Tra orCoffeerRlOe confession last Friday when he •The answer, he said, is that “(he Although President Roosevelt committee to etiidy, t'he pi»blem or- . A Ngvy hommuniqiie' yesterday by a Arise squoE B waa.i teted 4’nra on Coii...... « ,,,"Hh- "Tas," agreed ateagall, the CENTER STREET -ALEXANDER JARVIS, PRESIDENT PHONE 4112 president practically ctllled a ape- ' (CeaUnuad on. Page Fourj). '(Cou(jnUqd Mi Paga Xwel^ bureau would be the proper agency ' mitu«a iCotetMMd .faff* T w * l' .((Uo■t^Md 4m Pace Few | Admission 25c rial aesalon:(ctf Ooiigreaa and w taggaBm sm m nsBtsaim . threatened to abrogate the act by (CuatlBiied eg Page Two|^-. -’-V' WAI \ .

future nbUtlcal questions related to the^hnfiuct of the war: w ill; bC' Ixpecl Start hlfHUj^tted. Town Clerk' Presort^ Believe Rome lea Planes /Originally, the lack 'Of Russian representation in the parlevs. In­ OfW arTalk® dicated UiS conference might be To Halt Fight A n p i^ t Towri^ i f e As Open Cit^ Down 48 ja | > almoet entirely of a military na­ ture. But the perspective changed After Attack ., Town clerk Ssl^uel J, Turking^^k. The'^ash accounting in 'the docu- rick Laking-Chiftson Craft in Da^ when- it became known that the liitas Carolyn-M. Chillson',-daugh­ British Foreign Office and proba­ loh has the original accounting of toUls g9.220.03 and several i ter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan H. C3illl- bly the American State depart­ (Continued from Page Oae) the SeparaUon of the Town, “ t . >•. frbfh Page One) lOM^hmed from Page One) Manchester from the parent town, unusUajitsms are listed. One is ' a aon of Enfield, was married Satur­ (rbntlhued from Page One) ment would' participate in the de­ of East Hartford showing the ft-. of fye m the hands of M. day to Clarence Laklng, son o f Mr. England on Tuesday, sug- liberations and that there was a where in an effbrt to^'cKSck the that the^ copid expect Immunity. yesterday, Anierlcaris of the-Solo-1 confu^on as^oijaamda upon thous­ nancial accounting of the two.'Keeney totkltng and several and Mrs. Charles Lakliig of Cam­ natad a four-point agenda for. the possibility Eden ’“‘and Sumner towns at the. date of aepkranon in tak abat'ementiT and other mitcel- The/London Daily MaH heard an mons air command accounted foil Welles, American undersecretary- ands of the Iphibitahta continued bridge streej, this town. ’Die wed­ • Snal stages. „ the year 1823. The“ • account..... is dat­ laneoys -items, ihejudipg ■ i “dash ad­ tian bpdadca.st which reported dive-bombers and 22 flghterj of state, might go- to Moscow af­ to flea the cily. moatly pushing to­ lat the" prefect of Rome’ Imd, is­ ding took place at the St. John’s Allied mlUtary strategy for Eu- ed'July 12. 1824, the year follow­ vance to-buligl a Imdge, 193.62.'-’ ... Espicopal chiirch In Warehouse agalp.st a loss of tii^o- of their 05 terward. ward^ thia frontier. sued o'l del's, to' halt an iflflu x^ f pianos'. . ‘ ' rope presumaWy occupies the top ing tlie offtcial organization of On the reverse lid e W the docu­ Point, with Rev. Albert Jepson, \ spot among all fnatters the Allied . Eden and Welles sat in on . the Many pf the refugees were re­ ctvijikns seeking residence in the ported wthout food or shelter. Manchester ae a town. *' ment the following cftatii^'. is officiating. ' Tw enty-seyen 1 of the -enem.VI leaders must eitamine. first Roosevelt meeting two yearn The document now . preserved penned: "This dsjr sdJustM^tl ac­ ci>y under the impression that it croft Intercepted as thejK alngedl ’ The other three points apparent­ ago, at which the Atlantic charfer report to the newspaper.Die la,a safe haven from Allied bombs. r Miss Virginia E. (Jhillson attend­ 'at of Zurich said many of them und^ glass, lists the names of counts between East Haraora,^ and southward towari^ the Rfew Geor-[ ly' slated for consideration are was constructed as the keystone two mefi, who acted as agbnts in British suspicion t)iat Badoglio’s ed her sister a- maid of honor and of United Nations policy for the "cursed the old as well as the new the. Town of ManpKester gia fighting zon^,; were shot dowrl linked with the first. They are:^ 'the accounting of the Wro towns,' balancing ih full thsfebf and if k'h .declaration was nothing but a rUM William Laklng, son of the bride­ war and the post-war world. They gover-nment and even the king." in the nelghborhoojl/^of Vella-La I 1 .,—The conduct of the war Jn Giles . . . (the name is unde­ debts not enumerated above sKbuld as founded upon thif fact that if groom was best man.' The bride's vella island. The other seVen weu| the Pacific. ' ^ have not appeared at the subae- _The. R. A. F. attack lasted exact­ tha/Itallana fulfilled the raquirer niece of Thompsbnville was the itpient meetings of the ' jiresfdijnL ly an hour, and a Swiss Telc-^ cipherable > and Benjamin'Wolcott, appear agalnarthe Town-, of. East knocked but evot their home bast'l — The Immediate political both of HartfonS^nd is signed by menta necessary to. make Rome flower girl and Albert and Allan graphic agency dispatch said thA Hartford Ojat occurred befbra’vthe •of Kahili by/U,. S airmen whcl problems which will spring from and prime minister, - the first boata of Selectmen of truly mi open city any defense of: Hartley were the ualiers. A recep- An understanding with. Russia Allied bombers went over in waves Town of/Manchester wsa aet off, boldly waltpd in ambush fpr theiE| expanded combat action in Europe Manchegtet/yoseph Hayes, Austin southern ani central Italy would be Hldn. for 50 guests followed the return. would be a; fundamental preface to to bomb the' clty and Its suburbs, it is kgreed that each town pays 'Virtually ImppMlble. and there Is little room left for ksll, Ma>tin Keeney and Solomon ceremony at the hpme of the tVgryiay Jap WarpUinea solving the' problems of what to do especially in the direction of Brl- its Just proportion according to ,such action except on the contin- Albinqpb. ll»t at 1922, errors excepted." AH raldrbatKjmes on the west bride’s parents bn Post Office road U. ^ Airacobras^/btepplng ouil with a defeated Germany, and of anza where the Germans have in- aide of Italy run\thrpugh Rome in Enfield.’ making geographical adjustments of ^ i r more usual role of attack! . S.^^Ke long-range political Is- stalloi^ heavy- concentrations . of and without them thef'orces to the Mr. a,nd Mrs. Laking left bn a plgnea in support of grounc'l 'in Europe, so as to eradicate Causes anti-aircraft-batteries. iUMi which will arise upon the at­ south could not be mipplied nor three weeks’ wedding trip to forces, waylaid twin-engineol of- intermittent warfare which Aftertu the attack, the glow was ordered to pay $12 a week 12 tainment of total victory and tho Gifts Pour^V could Axis forces now i^treatmg Canada. 'Japanese bombers.and 25 flghtei.M q t e ^ of achieving effective col- plague the world. fires started by the bombingyti'.\ I for the support of hiq wjfe and from Sicily be moved nortn^f the Milan could be seen at the ^wiss three children. Mrs. -- Rosendahl Mrs. Laklng la's graduate of ^ e bound across northeastern New) lahoration on them along all the capital. Guinea toward Allied positions. / frontier despite an intervening said that her husband had cbntr.ib- Fn to H elp Enfield High achoor and has been United Nations, including Russia. The London ^bepfess asserted employed In the office of the>fegis- Sure to Receive Attention *‘Ps.vchologlt;al Reason" heavy fog. uted but $5 to the family support The Airacobras attacked from I that "no declaration by. Badogli^ ^ar at the Travelers Ip^rance Since the wsir is global, military in the past . 13 months. the rear and, in. the words of one Los Angeles.-—wP)—Willie James B e a t A x i s can 'cring peace in penny numbers Cbmpany in Hartford^ orations in one theater affect George E^ Rudeen of 26 Division to any parts at Italy. NU declara­ pilot, “ rolled fip'^the. bomber for-1 oae in another, and hence the Anderson. 33, a Negro, got/i con- street, charged with evading re- , M r ^ ^ ln g . who is g ra d u a te of matlon like a carpet," ahoottiigl S tinughce to Aug. 25 of hu trial on tion/bf three weeks ago iS one we the IdeiMhigh schoolyia purchasing fighr-against Japan seems sure to Police C^urt .sponsibility in connection with an (Continued from Page One) will' continue to take note of---‘the down all but one bomber as w ellf receive attention, even' though in a charge of jjossesslng a"cigarette automobile accident Which occur­ agent forNthe Travelers Insurance as at least three of the eacori'ng ] containing marijuana/' His attor­ ■vm goes bn. The war goes oii or a ascondai^ degree, red on Cottqge street Saturday poured in and are continuing to it stops for Italy as a whole.” Companies. He /roetyjjd congratu­ 'Zeros. Three Ameridtn planes 6rafe | ney pleaded "psychological rea-, -r Uo-* night, was found guilty and fined lations last >i^bk from his fellow lost, but, two pilots were rescued, ' The fact that Anthony Ed^n, pour in from alnwst every village, Sees Hand of Hitler ;jgritlsh foreign secretary, is' ex- sons," explaining: / "Your honor, 1 jHart- I J5Q costs. Judge Bowera re- town and c ity . from persona in workers on completion of 30 years Americans Closing Ptnoera this is Friday the thirteenth." lan^M e., in- his ftrsL.appearance ! ,25 of the fine, The Express saw the band of service wIot th^^rganlzatlon. The lair war,.-for the moment. ! pMted here' promptly, together in-" any court, received justice m _ . ^ j, every walk of Ufa. Some are acrib- with a top spokesman from the the Manchester T d ^ Court this I Rudeen struck and^damagi^ a bled on scraps of paper, some Hitler guiding.Badoglio and aaid: Gifts and/Horal tributbs were pre­ dominated the Pacific fighting ‘!So far as the open city 'decU- sented ^ m .in honor of "the occa- scene. On New Georgia, Amerlcan:| ■ American State department, sug? When the earth is farthest from morning when Judge Raymond R, Farr of m - wrlU-en on-, distinctive personal fia ts that both the Immediate an4 the aun it iasaid to be at aphelion. Bowers suspended judgmeht in his : street Saturday night and left stationery. All arc acknowledged ration has any meaning it is this sion.-rfe. entered the audit i^part- troops were reported closing a pin­ —that the Germans and not the ment of the Travelers on August cers from north'/ind south on a’h.l case on * charge" of intoxication. He w m later arrested at and presen’ed.” Italians are getting ready to set • t. . , , , I the corner of Arch and Center The gifts come not alone from 1^1913 and In 1916 was trana- enemy center of resistance three or f rr Y ® ' street ori Sunday by Offlcera H. V. up a new Italian war capital far­ f^red to the purchasing depart­ four miles below the Japanese.bate] the United States, the report said, ther north. It ia advance notici at-Hatroko. There was no detail may Talcottville textile ptent was,,„,ffr ndEdm^^ F. ^Dwyer. but from Central and South -Amer­ ment and was^made purchasing that when the (Germans fall agent July 1, 1937, Mr. Laking to the strength of effect of, the | ^und lielp^ss y drunk^on the lawn ; R^oen pleaded guilty. ican countries, from Canada and of Judge William S Hyde Friday , Robert L. Demlng of 175 Main they mean to take the Italian m ove^nt. the British Isles as well. served in World War 1 and, saw evening at I®- ?) and was taken to Crontwell, charged with the erhment with them, wUllng pt- un­ foreign service. He ia a member Dlspatbhes direct from New! 2 A-'British, railroad presented the willing. It is yet another/lndlca- of the Manchester Country Club Guinea aai'd AlHed troops, in re-| Army with an eight-coach deluxe tte f^rljl t b b f he" hl;!l%“ n « r « t - with T S ^ ^ r " r e «^ « t r a ' tlon that BadogUo is not unwlH- and orie of .its most enthusiastic newed fighting Saturday, had Im­ passenger train, the "Coronation ed anywhere, admitted that he had , ? K n T o p " e « t in g fheTeb c^^^ •Ing.” golfers. proved their pobitioris on fidget I a drink or so too much. ^ ^ defective lights. Deming was ar- Scot", which was displayed' at the TIk* Londop. Newb ChronicI Mr; and Mrs. Laking will makf overlooking Tambu bay,, a few ! New York World’s fair. . A Mas­ Judge Bowers first suspended jI rested by hv OfficerOffieer EdmundRrtmnnrt F!IT DwyDvl-1'. listed three -Tesaoni the pfoposalj u,eir home in Manchester. miles from Salamaua. judgment on payment - of court sachusetts insurance man sent in should not be accepted. er on Center street Saturday night 1,500 old coins and trinkets. A, costs but after Finlayson, whn Is at : 8:40 operating a ’ vehlcie for ’’First," The . News Chronicle middle-aged, frankly told the. jus­ sixth grade school girl m Cin­ said, ’’becausc/l'n circumstances of' Direct Hits Scored^ which only farm m akers hsd been cinnati senitp the president a dol­ l J-Boa!s S lin k tice of his lifelong good . record. Issued. In addition the officer found tota,. war what might constitute: On Warehouses \ Judge.Rowers remitted the costs lar every month. an C'pen city is almost incapable the truck had/defective lights, When the public debt reached ' New Delhi, Aug. 16— — Heavy 1 of coiirti Evidently a bit ha.rd of ihuffler and tail-light. of satlsf^toiy definition. One Per Day hearing, Finlayson kept oh eluci­ 9104,204,022s70 on July 1, - two ‘|Secpmi, because this'difficulty. bombers of •the U. S. Teptb Air dating about his excellent record Deming Was fined $5 and costs Army privates at Brunswick. Me., beco.’nbs much greater in the case | Force. attacked Japanese InstaUa- MORIARTY-BROTH even, after the judge had arranged for th^roproner use of, the tr-ck sent in the 70 . cents to found out of a^'clty which like Rome at the 1 (Continued from Page One) tions yesterday on Chktham island On the Level at Center and Broad Tel. 850C to keep his fine record clean and on UmT stat^ hl.ghwsv and $3 for the figure. moment is not under threat of in the Andaman group in the Bay be had to be tbld that he had his opefation of the car w-ith defective frtiUtary occupation but merely repoiled the' loea of six American of Bengal tome. .250 miles off: the Rights. Big Job for Treasury "break" in the- local court and It's meant a . big job for the seeking immunity from air-bom- wafsnips. The submarine Pickerel Burmese coast, a United Statea | The case of Arthur Sobolews)il there was no need for further ap< 'Treasury, just seeing that tfie barrtment. - and the destroyer Maddox topped" communique announced today. of 736 North Main street, charged peaK ' . ; gifts get to the most useful pla^j'es •“Third, because in ^ny caqe the list, which also Include^ the Direct hits were shored on ware- Gunnar Rosendahl of Deep Rlv- v.'ith operation of a motor vebic'c with everv day th&t passes there grunboat Plymouth, the submarine houses and other buildings causing i while under the| influence of in- If ■ you send a dime to bihtd a" bomber—a lot .of people/"do—^It is increasing reason to doubt the chaser PC49.., the mine sweeper ! lairge fires, the announcement said. ; toxicating liquor was continued to good faith of the BadogUp gov- Sentinel“ ■ ■ and^the *...... submarine rescue SuToke ivas risible 50 miles away. ■ Friday's court Session. . goes into a bomber fund'' The' same thing goes for g^na and ernnient.” vessel Redwing. ^ All aircraft returned safely, tbs A nolle was recommended by the The sinkings, raised-to 119 the NEVER A PROBLEM HERE tanks. If the donor doesn’t say May Have Suggested Move bulletin added. • Prosecutor, . Judge Rhymon'd A. Tlie Lond'^n -Mirror assertisd number of American warships - re­ ■ '\:------Costs are alw ays^thln means and Johnson, in the case" of Dr. A. K. specifically, the money’ goes to the ported sunk, overdue and presumed Army or Navy. that the Germans may have sug­ payment may . be made as one Curtis of Columbia. The latter was gested t^e move, adding that at .lost, or destroyed to prevent cap- involved In afi adc'dent involving a Many old (X)ip8 of brass and Tf i ture by the enemy^, Since the war Sees Reuort earns, using our extended payment bronze are meKed- into bullets: ieaat' they have agreed to it. motor aoooter hn Center street op­ all that has to be . done w h e n ' ^tarted. ' ,. plan. a r £ y o u r p u a ^ s That, too;- is what happens to med­ posite the MOrlnrty Service Station bomns begin to fall Is to declare! ^ — ' als, old c^vention badges and VOR THE FUTURE? la^t night at 6:55. Kbnneth I. Brumlgian, no - ad- loving cupA 5.E'^d ”Sr.“ w i eermprti Claim I dress. Was fined 95 and costs on a Frobabfy the easiest gift dis­ ^ Rules Wfons;! . H e r e ’ * the Answer means of air defense has. , Crjffser Sunff ■ t, / 6 charC'e of intoxication. He was posed yof was 24,900 racing pig­ found,” the Mirror said. ' iBiMCt* found earlv this morning trying to eons ,fhat came to Washington The London Herald said: “There London, 16.—(jq—The Ber­ (Continned e o v Page One)/' enter a -building on Main street. froth fanciers all oVer the coun­ is only one standard of judgmeht lin radip aiwerted today that a Ger­ try The Army and Navy man submarine had sunk a United which can apply. to the Italian Immediately after r. iEai whisked them - to the fighting States cruiser of the Brooklyn proposal—if it were grantee! vi-ould had agreed to his, .-^eatliCatherbedl fronts and'put them to w'ork im­ class off the north coast of Sicily. rules . and even^'before hg had | Slirpr.’sp S lioveT / mediately. , ' the war effort be itnpeded there­ ('While .American -warships ha've by. If the answer is ‘’Yes"' then inauguiiited therepj/ne began modl- been active in the waters of Sicily, fjrlng them." For Recriil Bride the request must be refused.” the German claim iVaa unconflrm^ by AUied reports of shipping McNe»r stated "w e have quen^ly>A^ed the War I*bor| \viation Cadet ; 7 5 Per Cent Working losses. A U. S. Navy announce­ ment yesterday acknowledged the Board for iuv-.^partlal hqaflng op ' Arrived! -.q, Mrs. Ed^-ard Anderson, o: issues inboTvai). last Guest of H on or For iFar Effort loss of two warships in Sicilian Maple street, waS pleasantly si quest was made Ju^?^, 1943. Our I I London, AugJ 16^ (/P)— Premier waters since the'start of the Allied prisied last Thursday evening at' invasion of the island, -but the requests had beep^constantly re- the home of her husband’s aunt. Badoglio's action in declared.Rome luseJ Naturally, the govetiument party - was held at the home an "open city” recalled today that largest of these was the 11.700-ton : Mrs, E. P Thorsell.' of 29J Porter destroyer Maddox. agencies eoptf) not afford to let- Ua) I street with a ml.scellaneous shower. of MKand Mrs. Charles Aspinwall only last July Benito Mussolini'^ have an/tmpartial investigation] Prior to her marriage, lust of 364 i^ k e r street last Thurs­ newspaper Popolo D’ltalla assert­ (The Brooklyn class consists of of thqlr'- treasonable rulet: ifionlh, to Private Anderson, the day night' in honor of their son. ed that It "would be necessary to nine vessels ranging from 9,700 to They''do not dare risk a dlscloaura'I :e Shi^Kment " War Workers' - 10,000„ tona They include • the recent bride was” the former Miss Sherwood C. Aspinwall who is denude the capital of four-fifths of qf their, actlritiea.’ awaiting call, having recently en­ its industries to make such a Brooklyn, 'Philadelphia, Savannah. "Quite contrary to Ma original | Lydia Antonoff of Wilson, Conn. Nashville, Phoenix,'Boise, Honol^' Private Anderson, who is at pr s- • listed as an aviation cadet. ^ move effective, . statement," McNear concluded, I Part Tim e Classes 6 lu, Helena khd S t Louis). x " ent stationed at Fojrt Bliss, Texas About 35 relatives and fmnds Replying to suggestions at tliat "Mr. Eastman Is making a quital ( Day-or Evening) Is the son of Mrs, Gunda And.ecson attend^: from ; Hadlyme, Hart^ time that Romerbe made, an open ;/;' .------— helpful and active ‘guinea pig’ of I O f Q iiart '•of Maple street. ^ ' ford, 'Thompsonrilt'e and„ this city to spare it from air attacks, the T P. and W.’* The honor guest was the recip­ town. Thg honor guest received the newspaper argued that 76 per T^vo SeclicMii low Forming ient of a number of lovely gifts as a number -of gifts including a cent o f, the, 1,500,000 population wel! as-'6 sum .of money. Guesta traveling bag, money belt, a sum was working in some way for the were present from Wilson,- Hart­ ,of* money as well? as otbbr uietut war effort. ■ ' - Feel Gas Cut Bankhead Hits You’re Never Too Old ford, and this town. ’gifts. Games and singing were Not only would many. Industries The Hostess, who was assisted In enjoyed by everyone. have to be dosed down and a ijsrge (Con^nited from Page One) Food Pric^l \ T o L e a r n serving by Private Anderson’s part of the population evacuated ... A delicious roast duck dinner y mother, served q- delicious buffet •was served and the center of at­ or disassociated from war work, Ilm it^ supply of oil and gasoline (Cbhtlnaed from Page One) “The 'Siriild of. God’* Bea,uty Culture luncheon to the "guests. A social traction on the dining/table was but It "would-also be necessary which is being produced near your \ v - QuaiiHes You At ttrne was enjoyed by everyone. a beautifully decorated-cake. tci stop aTl rail jro'fflc to and from homes must be scared with others the city” were it declared open, far away . . . just as you share, executive fiat if we didn’t repeail ANY AGE , the article sA)d. It—so we-repealed., it - At the tlmel 9 through rationing, the canned ( goods, meats, sugar and shoes pro­ onlv a few crops bad reached liO l . Tke sncleiti Indish tribes ^ho Hved by the Connecticut Riy<*r thsie pdreds o f Jobs R ev. S. E . G rei^ii duced in other parts of the coun­ per cent ol "parity. Most of therAT I Personal Notices | were below it. Now some are asl try." . , high as 135 and 140 per cent. ofl ^ a i t i n g .Sever. !•<«St Main Ntay Divert 50,000 Barrels beautiful yaUey **The Smile .of M any of their warriors died to keep it as uiey Finishes Gouihae parity.” f ^ I Card' df ThatiEs It is expected that approxlmqte- But Bankhear- found a bright| -iy 50;0 barrels a day may be di­ HIGflW AGES ” ’ |'■We wish .to: (xpreas our tlncorc T ine for Kscape side to the’ifbod-prlce problem. thanks tb our nelahfkxts and friends verted to the east, Bovries sh'd. and fo r kindness and . syitipathy shoa-n Rev, S. E„ Green, of the Coven- "Even^wlth the rise In foodl utiCongregatiOnal , c)iurch -on “as a refiuU, on September' first, Qualify as j^ratora in to,US at the time of the death of Of Naiisiin Trap costc” he 8ald, '” th'e average fam-| ' \ i t — . our wife and daughter. Also those "Spruce street who recently enlist­ we should be in a ixtsitlon to re­ By Is. spending lek^ of its total Inrl btouty 8 h n ^ airports, move-the justly hated ban bit who.sent flowers and loaned the u>e ed' as a chaplain iii the United come for food than before. 1 b*-l beauty school su^rvisors, o f c-ara. ' ; ' / (Continued trom/Paga One) - 'pleasure driring,* which, since Isat T o d iy dther people w ant us w ho live in Connecticut to give Up our beautiw . Com plete with gauge em ergency 'Ernest D. Stoith, Jr. States Army, has completed * his ileve the Labor department’s sta-l beauticians on hospital Ur. end Mre. Lee Wekib lUid Fam i­ course of stiidiea ’wt Harvard apd May. has proved subh an Irritant tistics put foop expenditures at foiTnationF of - planes. ’-into the I ly. has been assigned to an . Army to our eastern. motorists.*’ 28 pel cent o f Income today— I stalTs, representatives of fight ' ■■ fu i state, the'valleys of. our lovely fivers, and let them rule **The Smile of-Ood.** camp in Flora-, .Miss. bleanwblle. he declared, the ban While In peace time it ran as highi Pressure 5, 10 and up to 15 Lbs. c o 8 m e“t i c nianufacturot# '^'Other troops cutting ever deep In Menioria.m - He is leaving for that plaoa on on non-essential driving continues. as 35 or 36 pet cent la other! and other responsible posi­ In Jovlng riiemjory 6 f )Jr»- Berths behind Kharkov to the aiest aeek- If. all gees well, he wHd. the ba*n: Mikolett who patssd: asvay Aug. IS: Wednesday, ifiaj|dng Rie trip by words vegetables and meats m ay! But w e are'going! to keep it as it is. O u r w grriors are w illin g to die to keep it so* V-.- tions. • automobile. He yrill be" accom­ ing^to Iholate all <3erman forces ration In thq ; east may be in­ 1940. - ' . ln\the Kharkov area have reached cost more today, b.ut the 'gyerogej 1 , . ^ f-.T’)--. panied from Manchester to the creased in September to from one American has more - money le " Three: years have pasted since that camp by his wife and child and a point 28 mites northwest at the and a .half gallons a week to riyo, PLAPi NOW . ' sad day. ' after buying them because bis Ip-j from there his family, will travel city. gallons! The’ one we lO'O'ed wae called away. OPA also announced oyer the )-bme is bigger/" Holds Z Quart Jars FOR YOUR FUTlS^ Ood took her home-. I t Wae hla will. by train , to San Diego, Cal., where H ow many V a r Bonds have you bought to preserve our countgy, to hold I . - But In- our hearts stie llyeth still. they Hntend, to reside while >Rev. week-end that all oldrtvpe B and C gasoline ration books wlD be A small portion ^ liOday*s August U lkdUU land Family. Green is in the Army. . Briti«»h Officer, . / ^ defend ' incoipe (of self, called in for reissuance Shortly. Is­ Connccticntj s j| 4 to protect VThe Snule o f Qod.** su ance^ ire-styled coupons is de­ husband or. father) assures ^ RoitaH’ Speaker signed "to discourage Counterfeit­ tomorrow’s success in beau­ ing and to halt the use of invalid coupons from expired books. , ty.; . , : ■ : *.' ■. NEW 3YSTE»TSERVES Guest speaker at tomorrow NOW^PLAYING night’s meeting of the . Rotary Stiiti ENROU.NOWI qlub will be Major Crompton En- 6 s , , '.7N - V 5 THE WHOLE FAMILY glefield of-the BrltUrtl Army. He saw/ Stall Vi,'.'. Individual faistruction. r^uple Celebrates stini ■' \. C o m p l e t e Mother Ukes her new freedom from ia an hfficer of the A rm or^ Car Stars!. wash-day drodgrry—and Dad Hkaa I • - s. Free Pre-Enrollment Plan. Regiment oftthe Dertiyahhe Yeo- 25th Anniversary the way we aend hto shirts baefc— maiiry. , .■ ; ■- ■’■ ;.; This Message Sponsored By \ Convenient Paymeirts. .just right Retnemlier! Shirts Mejor' Englefield la now in this * . y . * • --bx • t. •- received op to Wednesday will counuy bn a special mission. He Mr. and M ra Fred B.' Lepper, of PliHi •WTUCB’S MADMAN” , . V ' ■ / . ' ‘S ’ ', N.. - V ». ready SSturday. topk pert in the entire Tunisian '24 Dudley street. pbfMiwed. the Yon m ast have^ buying certificate from your WED.: BING CROSBY . *>Vv ■ ■ ■■ . ■ , ■ . ' '.I'-' • ' •'.■( ’ -■ CONN. INSTITUTE campaign and should have a very. 25tb' anniversary of their mar­ ' A Interesting story, to telL riage on Saturday evening. A in “DIXIE” ■ w .Me ^ y * ’- • -■ ■ ■ X ’ . , Marlow's . Regal Men's, Shops OF HAIRDRESS^O large party of their friends, neigh­ . s * . County Farm Hoard An Honor EmMem' School C A S H A N D m ils Into Oamd; JFsels Silly bors and relatives helped them celebrate the occasion. They re­ 989 Mnlh St. Hnrtfor^ Conn. CARRY SPECIAL Salt Lake qity—(dV-TlHle C6- ceived a large number of. gifts Mall This Coapeia letti, secretary in the State Pub­ and a buffet supper was served Weldon Drug Wilrose Dress 15%. Discount On ConneeUenf Iniifltute , licity department, said the fun­ One of the best remembrances of 't '■ of HslrdrowdBr A ll Fttmily niest think that ever happened to tbe occasion was a letter fh>m 983 Main St„ Hartfori, ciwn. W . was this: ^ was walking (japt (jharles Hitt, of Bap An­ Kindly, aend me wUhoat obllga- B ^ n d l e n dchosa a narrow bridge late at tonio, Texas, who was head of the TODAY AND TUESDAY .P-:- Uon, farther informafion. . nigbt-^when the- headujgbta of a A m y outfit with whleb their son car startled me so much 1 forgot Staff Sergeant Wollaoa Lwper V SPKNCEBTRAqr , .ontgpm ery ▼ fa rd N a n a ... ■ Aga..d I was on tbe bridge and fell into served la North-Africa. a p t HAinABlNX REPnUKf the oanaL The man driving the. Hitt told Mr. and M ra Lepper ‘K e f pfier o f iho Fliime* M, V MAtN ST. TEL. >1B1 ; . , Ha N^IESTER -Addraae NEW SYSTEM LAUNDRY car got out and looked for me- that their son was In good health 53 narrihpia S t. Q « E, Cept^ Tetephfwe ST58 but I felt so siUy I waited undCr and was serving bis foiihtry ad­ Pius: ” L A O T BOBYOtlABO” | t'lty.,?.,.’... - , ' ' ■ ■ /f t, - :/ ttas bridge-Until he le ft " mirably. V

- V j V/- MANCHESTER EVENING LLD; MANCHESTER, CONN- )NliAY, AUGtJST 46/l04S WK EveiNINCJ HERALD, MANCHESTER. OUNN« 'MOWUAIVACUU^T 16, 1043

Cape Cod b;Deplane to aid in the lltaaviUe’s contemplated sev-' day there wcpild be no Immediate and I am not aura about this on®. plosion foeUev^ to Have arch for taia daughter. Manville’s Seventh marriage is off—at least for / , ammunition train. l^o u b t Week-l^nd Deaths R e p o r t s ceremony, explaining that '•''she You know I’ve been married twte* Sound Setting ^'e\v C a r n i v a l 114 the tlmq being. felt she hadn't known me long before and Tommy h u been ma;-- Parking Fines Coming to State Theater Here Marauders laid a perfect boi Sons of 8t. George enough.” R e s u l t s Ouest Speaker pattern over toe /Sapri fimjgh't Marriage Delayed The iffMch-marrie(K Manyille, ried six times.” yards, starting a large oU fire and > n o a S u p p l y Lockbourne, ' O.—Guatavus A. Die in Action who on SatiiTctay. obtained a li­ Said Miss Ainsworth: For Field Dav HereTonighl 0 Anderegg, 70, who supervised lay­ ord, Aug. 16— The cense to vied Simhy Ainsworth, "I don’t ever want to marry Vatican City eevera an area ot ow IiTcrease ■mashing equipment and inatalla- erlcah order. Sons-' of St. O n G)Uection tlons. ' / < ing of submarine cables in two New’York, Aug. Tom- 19, a Tekas showglri^gald yester- Again imtil .1 am sure-it will laat about 109 acres ___ . ^ ------oceans prior to his retirement^ aa rge„ holding its state conven­ •>,______All Will Be Able Disabled Vetfeciins Yale Professor Afraid cable development engineer for 11 from State UIs^ tion here yesterday, elected Earl s.-. $ 2 4 ,4 0 0 Unitol* Despite ^A R eslriclions Dopes on Petroleudi the Bell Telephone Laboratories Made Public by W^r Dudley of this - bity grand presi­ "MONTGOMERY WARD Few Mow ^1.1^1^ Are Hear Speaking Jo ^ Become Sponsor the Sh 4p 1938. dent, Bucce^ng Arthur Edwards .'X teet^ Out of a Total of ^XYishful Thinking/ 'Philadelphia -j- Jennie Dicker- Department. / of Rockville. Collected Here, Noi^Rnd Event. South End of vnn. son'Hartlett, 87, opera star of thq^ Over $^92,000. NewHaven, Aug. 16—(J*)—Prof. '80s aifid 'Ms and lateh an actress Washington, .Aug. li The The stage and sound setUmn » Chief Factor The DSLuxe ehp^e, a traveUnl in. the legitimate theater. She was The report of Aldo-Paganl. clerk Barnett F.^JJofige, head of Yale’s War department made, ublic yes-. Uncoltocted town taxes on the %c- carpiVal and one/of toe best in tbi born in NeW Hurley, N. Y. 114 United of the Town Court, for the year for toe Merchants and Manufl East, will b p ^ this eventiig al Chemical Boglne6v..department, Ph^ienlx, ' Ariz.-:—Mrs. Gloria tefday the names of . LONB ON EXPENSES? 1M3 Ulft when the^>ascal year end- ending June ■‘30. 1943, ahowa^ re- turefs Field Day, which will be In Induction States soldiers, incMding 10, from 'Main and M ^le streets under th i hopes there ta h)ore p4trol®um in Gould, Barker, 37, member of toe have been kUlIed •d antuntay amciiuUed to but celpta of $3,500 lea# than the y?ar ^ . held at the T. M. C. A. grounds auspices of/tos Disabled Amerlcai 'so'cially prominent Gould family Connecticut, who previous. This in apite of the fah^ Veterans/iocal chapter. A feat the world than mankind U^-tise, in action. -^.,' s p ro F C A s ;^ S24.400 et the total tax ^JW92,304. Labor Day, will be alaborate. Ar- (Conttnuad from Page One) of New YOrk., In the Europbaa area; > Consider the odvanugn of-a This means that over 97 per cent that til'c p°ii‘‘* collected $1,143 for* rangementa completed yeaterday of th e ^ o w is an open air act bijt ha ta afraid that that ls,“wl8h ew York—Albert Moss,’ 61, pirkifi'g violations agaiMt $1,094 bn w'tr-uaaful i jobs, to assure wiU bring to Manchester for thl Meinnis, Staff Sergt. Daniel. H- B m cnat loqn. It ptovidn needed of the total tax, laid has beeXxol- a year ago. It was expected that asaure the spectators that toe fui* thinking." cxeCntlye . vice president- pf the —Miss Vicki Lavih, friend, 594 cub. Monutly pipaymenis take W tyt With the abatements m^w speakers and actors,In the big transfer of workero to Jobe aiding first time, Captain David Wynn| Describing the greaUy Increased StandarSK^te & Data Service. with the number of cars off the and DoUy, aerial artists. Howard avenue, Bridgeport. , into considershoo titiog prices allow ^ under the law, the totm- road becaiiae of the gM restric­ vaudeville show wUl be held and the war effort and to supply men number of uses that ■ havebeen He was boriT'-lii Chicago. In the North African area (In­ and Oew uxrt. A. loan of $100. net (joUectlons may even go, high- tions there -Would he few parking seen in every par^of the grounds. needed for the anned, forces with­ At noon today the big midwaj found for petroleunh, Drofessor cluding Sicily): costs when-proinpcljr re­ violations, 1iut the record shows This event will usher in toe Sep­ out cutting war production. was completed, four rides wiU b | Dodge asserted last night at Yale’s , Wodoplan, Sergt. Alexander ,— paid >6 12 monthly consecutive Tax Collector^ Samuel Nelson, tember bond drive. To ,that end, these steps' were aU set up and ready for the op Weekly News Interpretive Forum Mra. Mary Wodoplan, mother, 428 instsllments of $10.0$ -each. 3r., has turned ox’er to Twasuw different. About $1,500 less was paid to the state. Walter N. Leclerc la chairman ordered: . Ing this evenln-'. This show carrie| that some experts say ."nature sUll Jamaica Help^ Boswell avenue, Norwich. A A u e m it loan on your own George H. Waddell ove? the esti­ of toe committee for the event at A list of 149 “critical, occupa­ a merry-gbr round, something is producing petroleum at a great^- signature is made with prompt mated income from all taxes, it ' The report for the year .Is as fol­ In th* Southwest Pacific area: lows: ■ the Norto End and Harold C. Al* tions” was announced. ' Persona usua\ for^ traveling carnivals er rate ..tHfin world consumpUon Cdlat^la, Pvt. Michael A. — private service. For a loan, come vwas asOmated that $896,141 would year, an.^^New Britain. (Ceaanaed from Page One) ; grates. This great institution has Modern tairistrel man, Bing Cro by, in Paramount’s Technicdlor for four.rventy-five dollar war governing the transfer of civilian Concoril District court, waived exi eum was "also rapidly becoming a WINDOWS Received from County Jail “Dixie,'' due at the State theater Wednesday, Thursday, Friday tradition and was taken to Kennel corn from a 30 acre pldt which he Zionce, Sergt. Stanley Mrs. Granulatad Typ* .------, : arouseil,a lot of interest m this sec- and. Upper Courts ..y .. -■ 189^01 bonds ahbuld be turned in to him workers from Job to Job, with too major raw material of'the chemi­ orwha and has leased to another KatherinH Zionce, mother. Ita valuable evacuation area, . jion of the state aC.d the members and Saturday. at headquarters of the fire depart­ aim of facilitating transf.ers from bee county Jail in Augusta. cal Industry. It la now the chief Hill, Collln'syllle Parking Violations ...... 1,143.00 ment not later toan Wednesday Spentto Quiet Day In Jail source of all our rubber, a most farmer. ' m m w M eluding not only the port facilities [ t^e lockl Exchange have long lets essential to more essential “beNlrelde Workers” Bag Covers 18 ‘i»ut beaches suitable for loading j (.ggn intg^gat^ m it. Vitre-en-Artdis and Merville -ih'' evening at 8 b'clock. war Jobe. While Jordan was being burjed important source of intermediates on6 Screen* Total $8,285.62 yesterday Farrand ipent a qiilef ‘They (the Jamaicans) aro all email craft ' ' With ail of toe arrangements Dlsburserofnts France, and Vlissingen in Holland. Laying Pipes . The finance and budget commit­ In announcing toe sweeping new fof explosives . and for the man­ 'experienced and expert workmen iquor* foe|, 3. inehos deep fciatatea MU«*«> " I completed for, Annual event Remitted to Motor Vehl- In addition to bombing toe air­ tees will meet again Hiursday regulations Saturday night, Mc­ day in jail. Sheriff Charles ufacture of synthetic plastics.’’ ,, who know the business .of farming Bodies oLTw^o The thruat through Barcellona ^.j)i be held\Wedneaday at ■ cles Uept...... ^.■, ..,, .$1,865.65 drome at St.i-Qmer, toe Marauder evening at the home of Frank Nutt said: Watts said the boy was "perfectly He envisioned an “almost unUm- and the'refore able to work for aaaentlally Uolatad both Mllazzo, Qj^bg Hollow all TbaX renliarna to ' light bombersSi}80 rakled the rail- Nackowaki, at ^ Hai^toorne calm" ahd "ate three good mealal Ited" development of synthetic Remitted to Town of Man­ TnNew Tract "The time has come when every Jordan, whose body was foiml farmers at a very high peak of Girls R^overed and the eaady cape bearing its dav a compteife succesa chester ...... 6,408.37 raid center i t Aobeville. riet, at8:30. worker must Jtutify himself in plasties after the war, and said efficiency. They are respectable Y*j; you can buy Word* GRANULATED ROCK W OOL today, '.llAnif* a, ' is the weather A special jjus wUl The Eighth Air.> Force com­ behind a stone wail at nearby i “we will depend heavily on petrol­ Remitted to State Police ternis of his contribution to the men who have a high regard for get the full benefit of the extra coolness’it brings you right now. fienrard elamenU of Gen. Sir leave toe Center at 1:30 amj pro- ^ Dept.X...... 6.80 munique. reported “good bombing war effort. . . land, was a (3dlby college graduatl eum to furnish toe starting ma­ both spiritual and moral values ' Dennis, Ma.ss., At^. 16,-—UP)— Bemard L. Montgomery^ Eighto' ceed directly to the picnic ETbunda. State Fish'er- results” on all the, American raids. Town Installing Utilities "The necessary allocation 1)F ad­ and a former paper mill chemtalf terials for many of them." and are therefore desirable,” said Weajy Coast Guardsmem cojitln- >.. and not pay a cent Ontil Noyember J i l l And next winter yotsr -Army irere leaa than 25 milea which will be roped off by Direc­ Enemy fighter re.sistance was re­ islaught Farrand*» alleged confession ued searching' for 13-yeac-old ies and Game Board. 4.80 For the Garden Devel­ ditional men with critical skillVstp the. commissioner. fuel bitt ijioy be os much a* 3 0 % Ip w ir l Lightweight, t^orlesL fMm Meaelna . ^ tor Howard Brown of the Recre\ l ported weak, and the anti-airofaft war Jobs and the Jidlure of man: reoted police to toe body.. to®®® specific facts in Jane Summers, of - Wellesley, Tha'Joint BrtUsh and American atlon Centers and a corps of work- ’ ...... $8,285.62 fire moderate, . lits Steadily The funeral parlors from wblej Mas.-^.. today after the bodies of fireproof, deOdens sound . . ; Words GRANULATED ROCK lina rannlng through central Sici­ opment Here. thousands of -men in critical labor rdM wes burled were so oros Orders Affect mind it is difficult to oppose any ,ers. The American bomber crews shortage areas to transfer to war plan pf permanent and seasonal her two . girl companions from W O O L Is easiest to instolll Needs no packing! Just pour between ly was digtatly farther away, but There will be plenty of refresh- : 'knocked do\yh' at least eight Nazi ed rest some of the mourners ha| Camp; Nobscussett had been re­ This town^ls installing utilities to ! (Con tinued. from One) work have placed practical Umlta importation of large numbers of the rafters, level off to desired thickness, and th* job is done* waa^ advancing at about toe same ments for toe Sunshine Special fighters while Spitfires accounted v4«* -Atim #411 m lltfttM g ^ o II m to’ etmul outside. . FeUg^tostruc covered near Weljfleet. 'rate aa the -Allied fprcea on toe take care^'M the Gafd.cn Apart­ on our ahUity'to fill military calls State Residents Jamaicans to solve a problem here and indications are that there will B ri^ h Fliers Hit forftwo more. One heavy bomber with safety to the war production tore were^allbearers and many ' that has. been growing worse for The girls were on a canqetag- Insulate N O W I Com* to Word* fbr complete detailtl fbmka. be upwards of 100- children at 1 and one fighter were listed as miss­ ment development 'between St. resulted in many hltg ai the the flyln^\cadets Jordan. ha| picnlc trip Vast Friday when’ a Captured doeumente showed James and F o r ^ street, west-of kindling of fires. program." the past 25 years-” Globe as guests of the Manchester'j Milan and Berlin ing. Lawrence A. Appiey, efXecutlve taught were Resent. The Washington, Aug. 16.—(/Ft—The What the corn pickers thought storth overtook them. . Six com­ that the Oennaaa. ae usual, left Eixchahge Club. I Eiieiny airefaft dropped bombs ! Main street. About 550 taet Of new Middle East Beauflghters bo John Stearne of .Auburn, wherl panions Were rescued or made XtaUans to cover their retreat. .It ed a Nazi landing ground and director of WMC, expressed hope War department announced yes- about it all was summed- up by ■ on a town on toe south coast' been laid in St. at toe new orders would make Jordan formerly lived, -conductel their foreman, George Palmer. their way as)i.ore the sam.e day. waa Indicated that only aome (Contipued ffam Page One) ) England last night and at aeyefal Jaipes f quayside building at. Uia Greek the-services. During-toe commit] ’ terday a number of temporary pro- of an Italian coastal dlvl- yesterday but made no claim to anXjitrlght labor xlraft unnecea "It’s fun, lots of fun. -And it gives Searching parties Immediately ■ other scattered points on the south j has been installed on the north side port of Kalamata, !10 ‘milea south­ tal service, Jordan's young wld , motions of offlcera>Appointments us all an opportunity to make began combing toe drea and th ^ eion confroatad the Eighth Army have stopped them. - things to i roast, it was announced this morn- i of the street near toe sheds of the west of Athena. The Cairo bul­ aary, clasped his picture, in her hands. (Axis fighters were declared In Berliners '4 taste ^ i-.. __J nhiirrh nrriru>rtv , This morning a ot offlcerr and orders directing extra money," he. said. overturned canoe was found Sat^ north of-Taormina. come. ing. Five were shot down. j church property. i 'This morning a letin said runway and 'gunposth The “Miper deferment” list rang­ turday. ^ x JiMtSOteceiMbto dtaagel The Italians had been ordered the communique, broadcast '^om A number of petsbna were killed j trench digggc .wraa at work open- were hit. From both the Itolt|mata ed from aircraft engine mechanic newly appointed officers to, proceed Rome and recorded by The Asso­ An Air Ministry communique from their homes for active duty. Death Takes British Official The bodies of Joyce Wiltxix, 17, • Combine* storm windows, to hold a flva-mile line running In- said today that a number of senemy in the south codst town and some *'ug up the roac^for the sanitary and San Giovanni operations, all to X-ray equipment service man. of Glean, N. Y.. a junlqrCounsel­ tland from Rocealumerh, IS* milea ciated Press, to have intercepted damage Was caused. ■ , j sewers. A gang was at work lay- planes returned.- , - and for the moist part consists of Has Unusual Alibi) \ Connecticut men affected were:- tcrceos and weatfaer-Kripping, in numerous air formations' over fighters were encountered by the or at the camp, and Zernia Claro, one corhpact, permanent unit Easy aoutb of Maaaiha. the doeumehta Milan-bound bombers and at least A Berlin' broadcast recorded by ing toe new, pipe ahd a bulldozCT Many attacks were-'made on high-akill or aupeM;^ry occupa­ Temporary promotion from Sec­ London, Aug. 18—UP)—.Sir Fred­ 14, of Santiago.. ’Chile, were dis- ' iWanlnaiil The Brltiah probably I^iessina strait, and Shot down five Messina strait, w;here small fast tions, Tt includes auch..pokiUcms as ond Lieutenant to First Lieuten­ erick Phillips, 59,' who headed -to lilt out screen and slip in glass * two were shot down. . The Assbeiated Press identified toe ! was coverirfg the trench as the For Crash Evasioi cov-red yesterday even as Ben­ panel. You can change it. mash it, will tip through the poaltlona aa Spitfires and three Curtiss fight­ bombed sPuth coast town as Ports- j work progressed. There was to be ferries and- .jiower boats -whisked locomotive engineer, oil# maker, an t British treasury missions to Wash­ ers. “Other aircraft were engaged in jamin Claro, forrher Chilean min­ a ll from tha inside! Eliminates If they wtre made of butter. extati^sive mine-laying in enemy nrt-uth, British Naval base. The laid 489 feet of new sewer pipe and beaten German and Italian forces Diesel mechanic, aU-around ma­ Hartford—Harry OOhn. Cav., 95 ington in 1937 and 1940 and later' ister of education.-was rushing to -tw Gia uaual aenae, toe Sicilian (Torpedo planes were said to broadcast said “high explosive 1 two manholes are to be built. It is from Sicily to the Italian mainland chinists, all-around underktfiund George M. Rudeen, of 26 Dlv Falrmount street. served as British fiscal agent, in annciyAnce of semi-anmial removal, have sunk two Allied steamers of I watefs," the communique ddded sion street, who was charged wltj storage and costly'replacement. “f r ^ t ” no longer exists. However Travelers reaching the Swiss and incendiary bombs dropped from ' also being planned to. run latterals In trips of 15 or 20 minutes ' mines and tool designea. Windsor Locks Charle Ray the United States, died Saturday Pays for itself thro fuel savings. a Ting of atrongpolnte baa been 12,000 tons and blown up a nled- • a number , of ; into the development for 100 apart­ Flying Fortresses Only UDb Additions to the non-deferrabl evading responsibility at the' aea in London. Sir Frederick had lum-slzed merchantman in the frontiers from Milan asserted that a law level caused Yoder, AUS, 518 Elm Plains. formed about the ouUkirto of Mes- two tpwers of the''cathedral had large fires ’ ment's. Every type of Allied „warplane list included aU Jdba in the manu­ ion of the town, court this moni YalesvlUe—John Gabriel Frltj, been attached to the Treasury RED- ITCHY- SCALY N* Hewn Paymeiit • fHA NaoiKed sina. aerial reconnaleaance show­ western Mediterranean. For 'many years the hoihe of the was pressed Into the gigafitlc con­ facture of alcoholic or soft drinks, lilK^^and was fined $50 with $25 rq since 1907 andTat the titne of his '(Italian motor torpedo boata collapsed,, the Sorresco palace -was The Berlin radio also re trie d TC, Gllmnex Hill Road. ed.. destroyed and the . roydl palace that “British nuisance planes pen­ late James W. Cheney, which was tinuous attack, except Flying amusement machines and ' novel­ mlttad had a rather good story Ordered to active duty death was Joint second secretary. - Don OvlUan Clothlag sank a Hritish light, cruiser yester­ located on the tract, wgs heated by. Fortreaaes, which were still idle ties, and all jobs incident to the teU asNto why he did not stop He acted for a time as secretary The ^ ^ day off Cape SpartivSnto, the com- damaged. ■ In the bSUered Scaia etrated into- northern Relah terri­ Bridgeport—Paul Pulvio Liscio, OSiclal d^mtebea aaid numbers Farina freight yards, they added, tory during the night." There was exhaust steam from Cheney Broth- after$nelr Friday the 13to raid on operation of race tracks, pool the tlmeSaf the accident First Lieutenant, DC. of the financial committee of toe of Garmans donned.civilian cloth­ nuinique said.) rails stuck up like uprooted trees. no British confirmation of this re- : era Forest street mills; The pipe Is Rome. halls, ticket agenclea, and so on. He was driving on Cottage st New Haven— Lawrence Clan- League of Nations. ECZEMA Barffelt-^ralnard Coa The Allied Air Forces ranged ing and attempted to Infiltrate DrK-e Through Heavy FlrF. - port. ' , ! now being re'moved. It is neces- On to e foot of Italy, Amdrican and toe wholesaling or retailing of late Saturday, ‘ Economical and good-lookjng on^hdmeS . .^practical and colorful RuggedI Massively built! Compare this furnace with those sold t a t jng. quantity of roUing-stock was re­ r? CUmb Oat-^y Ladder ■aid, when he reached Main atreej ot representativea of employes of ported. destfoyed and a large fire / Tlie German Air Force, meah- toe Ministry of Information last nefttoern route out 6f the capital,” ' fha New Haven plant ot toe Italian opposition ia not expect­ '/{while lashed a south coast towp, night sald -tof mayor of Milan. it waa officiaUy stated. but could find no parking platf on barns and garages. Tempered'asphalt surfaced with fireproof much morel Overside firepot holds bigger, hotter,flre longerl Smoko ed to be serious, but there remains atarted. Walaee, Idaho.—(>P)—The motor and drove to his garage. The dan American Steel and WJrew ^ Com­ Striklrig atUl fJtrtoer from toe which .was latSi identified by a Senator Gallari Scotti, had resign­ HoUywood, Aug. 16—(6V-Slnger Task Completely, Achieved ^cpromic granules! Tougb. . . long-wearing and flro-resistantl Colors conmmer takes heat from gdsesi Saves you moneyl Oversize radia­ tha problem of moving the Allied Berlin broadcast, as' Portamouto ed and that Prefect Giorgio Boltra Frahk Sinatra turned, his talents T his task waa completsly oh the main hoist a t the Tamarack age done to his car was great^ pany. YOUR LIVING ROOM FURNITURE WITH Arratea along the narrow roads, scene of battle. Allied-bombera:at- anu chtster mine burned out and than tb the car his struck. 'n * NLRB said in Its d(i ore rich . . . pdo-foding. Noils and cement ore included in price. tor has more heating surfacel Quicker heating! Cast iron front tacked rail communications 'routh with toe heaviest assault in two Flo had been named to head-toe filmward today after adding a achieved at Viterbo, despite the announcement that with 13^ which have been cut in-..many years laat night and lost five of municipality. fourth to the list of hie concert ap­ fact that tola Injportaht strategic the minen had to climb out by places by Axis demolition p s^ea. of Rome last night, railway yards- laddar—a distance equal to half orMt of, to® earth arov eligible, 11 votes were Roll'36 inefie* wide, covers 100 square feeL.Reroof i>qw! ' , and doer are gas find smoke tight! '~ som-^ 25 raiders sent over in this Dispatches from toi^- Swiss bor­ pearances with symphony orches­ rail Junction Ilea ddlacent to a well of them favoring thp' UnJJeH MacDonald^s 6-Point Feature Englneera Work Furiously ' at Viterbo ’in central ItalW and on and .olhei scattered raids der said toe people of Milan were tras in the. past-three weeks. defended air field. . . . Several the height of the Emplro State the sun la hot circular, but ag| Hexagon Shingles. Choice of colors. Cover l(X) sq. ft.. ..4.18 (SoTd to "e/igibf*-''buyers on/yJ) Allied engineers are working the seaplane base'^t Lake Bracci- building.. Steelworkers of AmeMca (CIO), WHICH INCLUDES: ' coastal towns. ciylng ftenziedly fbr peace and The crooner, who - ascribes bis ■tlcka of bombs foil along tha rail­ ahapad< Local 2910 aa so l^ bargaining fufioutly to put roads and bridges ano, above Rome. / success largely'to vOcal shading roads and 4,000-poundera b u n t in Stripping your fnrnitnre to the-frame . x . ■ . : .. . back in shape, clearing mines Md Official announcements and Fairly Heavy Casuuitlea that all five anti-Fasclst parties in agent and eight ag^t^t euch.rep­ X. The raiders came in singly, Italy have united to demand Im­ (via micirophohe) and appraclation the marshalling yards. resentation. Rebuilding — with new springs and road blocks and constructing by-, front line reports indicated the end for lyrlca, .is testing for additional 'At several points south of passes around the worst spots. definitely was-in sight. apktjering tbalr bombs over wide- mediate peace as- “the only way to /I fllltng added CALL ■ .Headquarters said yesterday ly-separoted parts of the city and save Italy." picture work at R-K-O. Billed aa a Rome, the R. A. F. Wellingtons cut In addition to toe ring of strong causing-^Yqlrly h^vy casualties inr' 'A resolution reported adopted by baritone, he enraptured a near­ the main west coast railway es­ Re-covering with, homespun n points about Messina. Allied units that Txinquering American forces capacity HoUywood boWl audience cape route from the toe,” it was Relinishing the woodwork are coming within range ofTSr-inch .tearing along the north coast had' eluding a nmnber killed. the five parties was, said to de- MALE'S SELF SERVE Show^r^arty WARDS ROLL , The heaviest damage was cla.-e that Premier Pietro Badoglio Saturday night with tonga fairly stated officially. ilie Original In New England! 2-4127 INSULATING batteries on the Italian shore which sped 14 miles and captured Oliveri, flicted in toe working class sec­ was only ,"a continuation of Mus­ dripping words like love, stare American Mitchells attacking SagiesB-proof construction can throw shells weighing more only 2713 miles fron) Messina. Sibarl, near toe east coast of the »r Newlyweds Free Ptchnp and Delivery BRICK SIDING than a ton about 20 miles. ,Drl\vs Steadii.v, Onward tion of toe port, which waa hard solini" and that toe House of Sa­ alwve, moon, ' June, anna and WAUBOARD Tjie British Eighth-Army on the hit in previous r a id s \ voy was linked to toe old regime charms. ’ Baliah ankle, dhuaed 4 large ex- ' ” German troops "are expected*io -There wjas no letup m toe air Slid 'was "hot acceptable .to demo­ Forty-five minutat of symphonic C o va n man tha miniature hedgehog forti­ east coast likewise drove steadily muaie by the orchestra prefaced For Tuesday: /jack Jill greenback show- ’too U|. fi. fications about Messina, on^ a on'ward, seizing toe Taormina road assault this morning as gtaat for­ cratic Italy." Lefial Notices 78 fk-ta. kq, F.. radius some Oye miles from the junctions at Pi^dmonte and Fiume- mat ons of heavy Allied daylight Sinatra’s arrival, t t 10 p. m., from >"waa given to-Mr, and Mrs. Wal- toll 3 .1 5 4 c homoers roared across the chan; a radio broadcast The crowd fidg­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Bttttle er J. Hublard laat Friday evening MacDonald^^^^^^^^U C o . heart of the city, if the Allied pur­ freddo and menacing Taormina it­ eted and snickered in anticipation Certo. suit endangers them before ' the self. . nel tor ttyo hours -under strong' - Diitch to Train at Manchester m-lthin and fpr the at to* home of Mr. and Mra. Jo- 983 MAIN STREET Ameri<»n Industrial Building HARTPORD Protect your home with Weirds Build new rooms out of wosto hghtisr escort. during the interim. District ,pf Manchester, on toe 114 th Crowm • main Nazi'forces have had time to ■Sgnificantly. the Allied Air day or August,-A, D. .1941.' aeiffi Huhlard. Jr. Mrs. Hublard attic space! Easy qnd clean to escape. ' ' Forces have shifted their destruc­ Later in the day medium bomb­ X ' .Civil Servants BoWl authorities estimated the Proseht WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Esq.; was to* former Miss Dorothy realistic br’ick siding! Tempered ers -and fighters took up -the at­ crowd a t 10,000-^toe military ipa*- Judas. handle . . . saws like lumber . . . , , * The Germans crossing to the tion from Sicily to Axis' disem­ imura. iTte amphitoeatoFa - capac­ E ststs of OraM K. Dart Of .Man- Friedrich ot'Roekvill* who. waa asphalt and ceramic granules .-.. mainland generally use .power barkation points on.. toe Italian tack At one time formations of Jar Caps and Lids .Doe; 21c married to pfc. Walter J. Hublard bora tiers swept out at roof-top Melboureiv AUg. 16—(iP)—The ity is 20,OOQ. chsstsr, in saidTMstrlct, ine fire-resistant, weather-resistanti - holds noils tightly. Rot reststanll taunches and the gun-beai ing Sei-,.'mainland and the crowded eVacu-, Dutch Netherlands government tsnt. on Aug. 9, bel ferries,' which- make the two- ; ation beaches. , level with sq'uadroha of fighters Ths Manchester Trust Company, The main decoration wOs a large Non-fdding colors. Ask for a free Insulates ,ahd deqdens sound mil* trip in 15-or 20 minutes. By‘j Ope front line dispatch .said the at greatef" height. This attack has established a Melbourne school'' "To Be Shan|^-La Officially Conssrvator having axhlbltrf its whit*' bell hung in an arch over a to train civil servants for the uhoc-^ final account with said sstats to this On* side p a ’inted Ivory. necessity, mos^ of the evacuation - Axis wits pulling small craft into seemed directed at l)vo targets as Court.for aiiowanpe, it'i® Jar Lid s for'‘Coffee and good luck cake which: was decora­ re-siding estimate today! ' v traffic is caiTied on by.night. [the very narrowest section ot the one force went south and.'-some cupied parts-of - theXNetoerlahds Washington, Aug. — ORDERED:—'That tha Hst day of ted with American., flagq . aiul W O M A A f Hammer Nocturnal Traffic I Messina strait at Torre di Faro on southeast East Indies send tor the.islands of Thera wiU he a Sbangri-lA offi­ August. A. D.. 144S a t 9 a'ciock (w. . Sustains Steady Offensive toe Dutch archipelago as they an cially In the United States fieeL t) forsnoon, at tbs Probats ORIes atringa of colorsfd lights running BriUah and Canadian Wellington'{.the'very tip of-the, island.. From In sald'Manch**!*^ bs and ths asms KHoson' Jars 2 tha, 25e to the top of the flagpole'to the, IN THE WAS bombers are hammering hi's' noc-J thereHhe'crossing to the mainland The new R.A.F. blow sustained liberated. The Nayy announced today that is aasignidi, for a hearing on. ths j center of the yard lighted toe af-' turoal' traffic. By daylight • Allied can be made in 20 minii.tes. a stiady British-American air of- Netherlands authorities explain­ the nama U. 8. 8. Shangri-La has allowancs 'qf said account with said , fair. A hot dog and hdmburg roast • iens.ve that included raids Satur­ ed that the InsUtuth would be of been aaalgned to a new aircraft sstats, and' thia Court dirseta th* | IRENE DAlLEY,;^nisdiiaist n 'wairlanea Of aH types,, swairoing Air Wgrahal-Slr Arthur Qbnnlng- Conservator to give public noties to waa enjoyed by all. Tpe bride was throu|:h toe,, h'ea'vy anti-aircraft day night > on . Milan and Berlin considerable value to the Allied carrier under construction at the Contents O nly.' at the.Av™® Corp., helps •ham Said at a . presi conference U. 8. Navy Yard. Portsmouth, Va. ail persona .intsrastsd tbsrain to an- j given a beautiful Bride Book which STAUiPROOF firo,'. a n raining bombs, cannon that tlie, German Air Force “has on toe Axis airfield at St. Omer war effort in making it possible .to aar ahd be haard thsraon by pub- Gallon 34c’ .was made by.Mre. Paul Hublard. make Inttnunena'Cor , SAVE ON ■hkUa 'gnd. machine-gun bullets Francg, in daylight yesterday, and place liberated terrltoriee now held Bshing a Copy of this order In seme gon-fim ControL been knocked’,out of the-.skies'as by the Japaneae, in the hands of. 19 MUea From Bryaaalf,,.. liewspaper having a cirpHialion Ih t. Guesta were present from Hart- upon the ascape craft. ^ y far as we are concerned" and' that on six enemy airdromes in France said Dlstri'e.t at least five days be­ fordi. Rockville, Manchester and CLOSET OUTFITS CHINA LAVATORY British ai)d- American warihms and Holland at dusk^ men thoroughly trained in admin­ fore said dtly of hearing and return Upton’s, the Northwe^ Africa Tactical Air New York. Aug. 16— The Norwich. ’Mr. Hublard la stationed meanwhile are patrolling toe oilftr .Force waj able' to., give ground Strong, forces ot Flying ' Fdr- istration. ' make to this Court. with the Medical Corps dC the U.S. Mriinrter of the. area, braving, the tresses, coarinjg across the chan­ The BcbDOl 4s Attended by Indo­ British radio, in -a broadcast re­ WILLIAM S. WTDE V forces maximum' help. corded today by CBS, said Russian Judge. Army at Camp Pbillipe, Kdnsas, WMI iln of ehemF short batteries. '^Allied warships, also striking at nel- at the latest, hour' they ever nesians from different parts of the H-8-14-43. Chicken Hoadle. .Saup ’ andrlire. Hublard ta employed ae a ! 4 . 8 5 American Seventh Army units have raided Eui^e;-: tfiasted -toe N.E.I., and from the Netherlands reached a point 19 milea from 21.00 \ I .the fleeing efiemy. ^mbarded 'the Bryahsk in their advance from a t a c o u r t o f p r o b a t e h e l d I .apctotary and receptiOniat at to* pmfeed -forward in the Central Italian mainland port of Vibo Va- six airfields, officially x-dwrlbed Navy, Army and Air Force who Equitable Uf* Aaaurance Society. ■actor eaat of Randazzo, toe cc»n- I by toe U. S. Eighto Air Force as have served in Aiberlca, England tcaptured Karaihev. Previous re­ \ i Manchester within and for the , '-"v - . 3 ' i ^ k K 8. ' 27 d M a d f of stainleu whit* vitreous .Mad* of gleaming white vitreoue lentia, an escape butlet on ports had placed the Ruasiana 26 District of Manehsstsr, on ths 14th ’ -'V '------mimique said. south side of the Gulf of Eufemia. ‘Get many's most .important oper­ and Australia. Among them, an day pf August. A D., 1141. china! Acid-proof! Easy to keep china. Acid-proof ond stainproofT' A rapid American thrust to the ational fighter alrdromea lii west' several who esoap^ the Japanese milea, from Biyansk. Prsssnt WILLIAM 8 HYDE. Esq., 11 Priest Dtoa While Swimming aaighborhood of Mtlaazo, bn a pro­ ere Europe. American Maraud occupation. ... Judge. ZONE clean and shining! Positiv* flush­ T Easy to keep dean and shMngl Allied Plane* Attack g ^ e Estate of Charles E. Ncllson lats Belmare Ta ile t T is s iie montory about 14 miles west of ‘Bij; Tiicli’ Line era nit St Omer. a t Manchester, -in said District, de Norwalk, Aug. 16—(/Ff— The ing ocHoh cleans bow! thoroughly I Distinctiv* modem design! Cow* Messina, has denied "toe enemy the ; Swiss . dispatches to London Named Deputy Administrator ceased. t. 1,000-Sheet RolL ' 5 Rolto 2 5 C {tee. Ttaonuu J; Sullivan, 59, wide­ .bWHItl CISAVimS ARIJUMI9 cealed overflow! Built-In soap use of tots important evacuation morning newspapers reported London, Aug. 16— (JF)— 'The The Administrator having exhibit-, ly known in Connecticut for hie Modem design . . . tank and bowl Dll in ping X.r ii cle Vichy radio announced that Allied ed hfs administration account with port," toe buUetin declared, that Milan Was “one gigantic Washington. AAig. 16—(4»i— said estate to this Court fbr allow work among Italians, aufferod a , Tha *T-MM**rTafM aitd Throac—ii form sittgle Unit! .dishes, ledge style bock! , ‘•Contact has been light through­ ruin ■ from the''heayy raids of J a m es Brownlee, now an official of planes had attacked Paris this ance. It is - *- \>- heart attack and died yesterday '•h* praviag ftmuKl for cIgatMtaa Oely out' toe day.”' toe announcement 'Thut'Sday ami Saturday ..nights. the War Food Administration, has morning for half an hour. The ORDERED:—That the He) day of Krqft Pimento, Pinea|2|ile qnd while awlmmlng in Long Iidand . year tsMc aad-vtoM caa dadd* which dga> : oddad, “and the enemy continued ■; 'Murcus' Hook, Pa.'. Aug.’ 16,-— been chosen for the pdst of deputy broadcast paid two sections "in the August, A. D,, 1941, at 9,o'clock (w. These reports, saic(< .thousands t.) forenoon, at tha Probata Office, -sound off Saugatuck shores. fwte taiM* bcK ietyau...aad.how'.it affeca to rtly on mining, demolitions and t)P)^‘'Big Inch" re'centty complet­ were trying to get 'piit of toe blast­ edminietrator in the Office of Paris a r ^ ” had auffared heavy in ^ d Manohsater, be and ths same Reliih Graam Cheese or Plain Father SuIUvan, a natlv« of Hart- year thloat. Brifd oo tb* eapcrfeace of mllUoea •d mocks to delay our advance. ed giant of all pipelines was in op­ ed metropolis when tha populace Price Admlnlatratljon. When he damage-with n u n i^ u a casualtlaa. la gastgaed tpr'a hearing ba the al- foni, osganlaed tha pirtah of St. of . {mofcen, 'we betiave Carnal* will aoit i>ouf A Use your credit to buy anything' corrled.in dur store stoda or pidured ki our cofqlogs anginacra hs've proved equal eration here tMay dumping 100,- has repeatedly demonstrate for will ts^e over was not announced ioWanoe of said admlnlstratio.n ac­ -T-S0M- to a -It* ProveJt for yeunrifl- count, with said estate, and this Cream Cheese (1 pint - 2 Thomaa the AixMtle here eight th task act toam and toe roads, 000 barrels of crude oil a- day (nto immediate peace.. Coupons Invalid Aug. Sj. Court directs the 'Administrator to years ago, and before that served and-tunnels are being rapi- huge storage tanka. Fires Again VUibie Stator of Coiila Dies giVs public notice to all parsons In­ nt St. John’s church to Staihford, m olrad." Tlie. flow will Ipcrease gradual­ Fires again w en ’Visible in Milan Boston, Aug. 16—(8V“ The Re­ terested thsrein to appear, and ba / 2 .jogs 39C“ ^ SL John the Baptist cjiurch to Ctaloaa Altaanoe Delayed ■ ly b> 300,000 barrels a day, when early today and . bomb blasts-wen Topeka, Kxa„ ’ Ayg. 16—(6a— gional Office of Price AibttintatreA ■heard thereon .by publishing a copy (Tha Italian high command said pf tbia order (n some newspaper Hamden and SL Mary's churob In 150,000 barrels will be sent here audiblet in the Swiss frontier city Mrs. Elizabeth CurtlS Colvin, 81, tlon announced today that jnotoir-. having a circulation In said Olstrldt Lakeville. He spoke Italian flu­ ,t Italian and Oannan troopa, and; ISQ.OOk). to. Bhyonne, N^ J.> of Lugano, 35m ile a away. ■isjtqir at tha lata Charles Curtta lata' B and C gaabline ration cou­ at least five days before paid, day All Kinds of fresh* Frui^ $ by tha Pclorttani mountain oyer two smaller branches of The airfields bombed- ajt dusk last former vice president of the United pons would become invalid at mld- ot heariag and return make to this ently, studied at Nepl teminaiy which is .tha backbone of the "Big Inch" J J. Watson, super­ Court. near Rome for six yrera and' was night by the Flying Fortnsses. eix. States, died yesterday. Survivors rtight, Augv'31, in a move to imify • ' WILLIAM A HYDE and Vegetables . pidatnad Uien iai 19U. TELEPHONE 5 1 6 1 bridgahaad.-da-f intendent of to'e, pipbltne at its c'orted.by U. S. Thunderbolts, w en Include a stator; Mrs. DolUe iCann, Uni explraUon dates aa, suppla- ■ -Judge. 9+ 824-828 MAIN STREET 'Rm adwaaoB a( a Iliad lonaa PbpaxfixviUa. Fa.. .Junctioa aside loeatad a t Bpix. ATnteagi UllAiW aihlngton, IA & . 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• II ' I " ■ f meet you at 10:15 if jrou let us ployed for a few weeks' at the to help Carol Webrir celebrate his z ployed at the Swift River Woolen- and family reiktento herq tojt between peace and w jr^ th a t What's Harder^ Dro|^ Than a Cat? Rockville know you are coming. aveler’B Insurance Company.- eighth birthday and WUy T a n Ms StaffQ rdrspriiigs MillPThe brfdegToom atitonded th e' number of years umved Manchester Mqinchester The Tolland Grange .regular Sometime in September she will ssoond birthdsy. During the after­ schools at O teenfl^; Mass., and is ,to Manchester. B^fQre /fsaving, when the certainty ^Xpeace'i'- Is !Added Gases Questions Ahswered .) Lewis H.- Chapman meeting will be held at the Grange return to Chicago where ehe wlU noon games wers pMysd with ar lallli O. Netto employed at the Rockland Guern­ Mrs. Minor was guest a ^ surprise gone, the Inevlt^bimy of Wgr 849, Rockville ropms Or Community House, Tu’ei- continue in her work at last yeeif final gamt, a peanut hunt, ■ Ra- 412. Stafford . -\ sey, farm on, Village HUL farewell party at ,her' nbtpe on Date Book Evening Herald day evening, August 17. A sur­ in the schoolof social seryice. freabmento of two birthday cakea “ '.Announcement is mxde of the Keefo Plairis glVeri by 20 grows contlrttwrty strong^p^' A Of Paralysis '.X -PUBLISHl^BT th e good arid affective peaccj^lri oth->r prise program is to be given dur­ Mrs. Anna Clark Is n_|uest of and other goodiee weM pleasing toj* engagement of Mias LCna Long. friends and neigtmors. She Toulght ■ HBMt«D PRINTING CO„ INC. , On New Draft Rules! ing the lecturer's hour. out-of-town friends. the youngsters. / :iss Jsimie Babtel daughter of R. N„ daughter of Alfred Long of presented with , a table lamp. IS Str««!t < '.'I/ tyordaxiwst be a 'dj^a'pftic peace, V-' '-r. M«J»che»ter.'Coim. , Firemen Hold Mrs. Eniery M.. Clough has re­ Jarvis Brown of ''"Manchestte '"Oscar Nussdorf Mr. and Mrs. Alexaridsr Sdilel of Parktss street .to George W, Wood, ccl*emonial ot Ttod'p 1, Girt THOMj^S FERGUSON a passive peaqg:'' And a dy­ Second Victim of • double ring ceremony, Training School for Nurses. "She the manager, what lie thought was One Tear bjr ityeii adherents. the most si.s case.s, actual b r , suspected, at "list of essential activities anc Rockville, by Rev. James Q. Dol Itoute 1, Wilfred ■ 3:30,p. m;--Song recital af -Parip. Month .by practical mearta of guaranteeing N*pw Haven Hospital rose to 73 Washini^on. Aug. 16— i-The occupations" or oin, the “list of most appreciative for the. music ^ e bride iviU be attended by her Is empl^ed as an Industrial Nrirse a SlO bill. After h4 left, Mrfi. ter church. Pupils of Mrs. (jharie aril Stainple Co»y In Rockville. furnished by Frfink Kalas of To l­ August- 3.; Private Laialg is Route 2, Christopher Duell sister, Mise Sophie Bablel end at the Pratt A Whitney plant of Deckmftri took aijothcr look. It DeliltirayirarOna Y ear ...... W.OO ourselves against war. yc.sj.erday, and .the disease, offi- •X'' V\'ar Maripbwer CJommla^lon today aon-deferrable' activities arid dci Yerbury. I ihJIv described as an epi.demic by cupatlons’’ ? land and the prompter Peter Mil­ tioned at Camp Becker, ' ^ Hill; Route 8, Rae Peck. Msrtin Bablel will serve the groom the United/Aircraft Corporation at vyas a *10,000 bilj^ ' MEMBER ..i- . If we estaollsh a peace ri'btch' i Or.-Joseph I. linde,'bity health or» .issued the,following series of ijues- . a: The inclusion of a reglsi “'. Rockville, Aug. i6^(Speclal)‘— ler, Jr., of Manchester for riiaking Fifteen little friends ,ftom . as best man. Following a'wedding East Longirieadow, Mass. Mr. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Green Is empl^od St the-'..aame The Aeeociated pAaa.te eiclu^elve- lack.? dynamics, which fails to ■ licet, had claimed Its second life. tionri and answers on the new ge- tram 8 employment on the “list of Over one himdr^d. firemen and the evening such--a success flqte- ville arid four ftomN^w York^j^et The first time/tbs U. 8. Army trip ths couple will make their . Kaiteur. Falls ;in British Guiana It entitled to the use ol repnWloa- claim the loyalty of-men and na-j a 23-year-olc^^woman died Sal- l^tive. Service‘^•ules; , essential activities and occupaj their guests are expected to attend cially ted soclaliy. ; . at the summer jHlTme of hp>C Ida made use at gliders In combat waa home in Village hUl,The bride at­ plant. ' 'y ' " is four and a half times as high tlon of all newe ^eSatchee credited ■' Q. What are the iriairi purposes lions ’ or its omission from that Miss Janet Anderson is now em­ ^Weber on Tgllted avennsrToIlted la ths invasion of SIMly. tended the local schools end Is em­ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Minor as Niagrira. to It or not othehwlee credited In tions Who want a better life, then, urday ^ m echanical list find the "’ist of noh-defertable the annual meeting of the Wind­ thie paper and 'aleo the local newi sooner or later, such men and na-' 5 of the War Manpower Commis­ ham and Tollahd (^unty Fire­ published herein. kh— or re.splraitor. A man.had died earlier sion’s recently announced plan for activities and occupation^ does All rlKh.t« of republleatlon or tions will again try the -sword. in the epidemic. ’ the utilization of manpower ' not conclusively, detertnine his men’s Association to. be held this sp ecial dftpatchee herein are aWo There are tew leaders, or think­ Not all of the 73 Casog. Including occupational status;.'/™® question evening at 8 o'clock at the pros­ reseryaC ' ■ ■ ■ ■______. A. It is a plan ta^iold essential pect street firehouse. ^en ers, or ordinary individuals viho five new ones admitted yesterday, workers on war-useful Jobs If that lo be determined, by bis. local ~ #uil eervlca client of N. have been diagnosed definitely as is where they 'fire employed now; board, in cdti^^ultation. with the Fire Chief William Conrady will Service Inc. Won’t be looking at the peace we ■poliomyelitis,- Dr. Unde explaining United: States Employnf)ent aervf ’ welcome the group to the meeting to assure the transfer of workers , at \Vhich James .Henley Of WlHi- P ublishers get this time with the critical and that some were considered ‘‘proba­ to jobs .aiding In the war effort ice and other national^, state, and Julius Mathews Specif analytical ability to decide ble" cases and were being given and-to 'supply men. needed for the local agencies, is^ whether or'’not maiitlc, .'prfesldent of the aaiocia- Hep Torlt. Chicago. Detroit and treatnient_ as a precautionary armed forces without cutting war the '■egistrant IS needed In his cuff tlon, will preside. Boston. ■ ■- whether it really means peace, or measure. "It was also pointed out ■jcent occupation in. support of the Following the business session leccirate everv room whether it means new ‘war twen­ / producUoni - m e m b e r y-ODIT, BUREAU ' OF that, many o f the cases did not Q. What wfis behind the prepa­ war effort It the board so flndsll Which will include the election of 7 ■ " - C I R C U L A T l p N B . ______ty years frbm now. .Volve the severe, paralysing form ration of the plan? when the registrant is called by| officers there will be a talk by The Herald Prlntlns Company, Perhaps the fact that this is so of the disease. . , .Must Step Up Production his order number 'for possible in- ■ Thomas E. Marston of the pro­ Inc assumes no (Inanclal responsU While a majority of tpp cases 'duction into the armed forces, thc| tective division of the CXinn^cUcut at, Watkins once-a- billty for typographical, errors ap- will have lU good effect on' the A. Production of war materials .boaro can defer him. came frdni New Haveivor the im- War Council. \ Maring In advertisements In The leaders who frame the peace. For must be stepped up and our armed Miss J. Blargaret Behmogrb Tfahchester Evening Herald. riiediate 'vicihity, some patients forces must have the men they Q. Is skill or replaceability the I certainly none of them is goln^ to were brought here .from more dis­ need. Cfire must be taken to make basis for occupational deferment ?J Miss J. "Margaret Schmogto. 75, Monday, August 16 be able to stand before the people tant parts of the least A. Both factors are to be oon,j of 16 Prospect street, died Sunday certain that every .man is used on sidered. A skilled workman is I -'"at her home following a long ill­ X: and get away with a claim of , a one from aa far west as . Norfolk the right Job, whether it is. in pro- When Defeat Is Certain and another from as far east as ..ductlofi or in the Army or thd} usually more difficult to replace I ness. She was bom In Germany, lasting peace when the policies than an unskilled one, but an un-| /June 2, 1888, the daughter ot Au­ V TOe procedure of declaring the Tsftvillo section of NorWlch.- Ifavy. „ , and provisions he has helped adopt Dr. Linde said yesterday that he Q. What are tKe main features skilled worker, may'"be deferred i£| gustus and Hermine Hantin Schriio- city "open’’ is. in logic, one pP the mean the' opposite. No one's go­ had-Conferred with Mayor John W. of the program ? his induction would ivltally lnter-1 gro and cairie to this country and : civilised conti^dlctions which the Murphy and had received the lat­ fere with war production. The coni to Rockville 65 years ago fmrn ! uminer ing to be fooled this time. A. There -are four principal code of war loves to accept, as if ter's assurance that the city gov­ s.tens: (1) Establishment of a list trolling, factor is the immediate! Germany. For many years she was i need. Local boards are instructe -an office manager for the Bon Ami j / proving Itff ultimate~ humanity ernment would cooperate In any of metical occupations.. covering Suspicious Russia preventive measure that might be skills uigently needed In - the war to take*- into account not only Company in Manchester, retiring | and reasonablenees. deemed ne,ceAsary. Three yiolent effort. (z^Jnstmctlon to Selective national shortage in « registrant’^ 15-years ago. She was a member Actually, however, the proce­ The Moscow statement that Good Rraponse to Appeal Service boafds to give greater con­ skill, b'ut also available replace-| of the Union Congregatiqnal Even before the makers could-ship dure is only resorted to when The New Haven hospital report­ First Fathers Taken ments for even unskilled workers church and the Friendly class of Russia was not invited to partici­ sideration' thMKever ..before to oc­ the church. She was long Interest­ . many of their new patterns they disr. aome one.eees that defeat "is in­ ed a good response to - its appeal State Deaths cupational defernient. (3) Estab­ and current local shortages ofl continued them i . . in cooperation pate in the Canadian conference for additionAl nurses to help ad­ lishment of new standards for per­ unskilled workers in war support-] ed to misslohary' work. She made evitable. When Paris was de­ Dccause of the "character b f^ e minister the Kenny treatment, but Those Helping Least mitting the trsmsffilNpf Ncivillan ing industries. . . . visits to shutdns for many years with the request of our Government clared an open city, that action conference” U taken as indiCatibii said morfe still were needed. workers from job to job. (4)i Ebc- Q. How long is a "necessar and where their condition permit­ that patterns be reduced'$S%. We was taken by the French, leaders ■There was no further woi-d from Gas and Highway Traf­ tension of the list of non-d'efefra- man" continued in occupational ted,- took them for rides in her that the coriterence Is going Xto ''■’tomoblle. She leaves three can’t nlatch these pieces agkin. We at that day because they had no school; authorities who sail last Ailn-Ut I iiig deferment, these men w^io fic E^ch Claim One ble activities and Occupations. pro­ deferment? can’t offer them "Open Stock’’ As .we discuss the war against.Japan, as week that they had planned no C o n g r e s s M ig h t U e C ld e ^ working in job* that carried viding that air men of tjfilitary age Farm iDeferments Differ ' nl*cesv raaOdence in their own ability to The funeral will be held on Tues­ usually do. So we’re clearing them any true United, Nations confer­ postponement of the’ school open­ W ar Conies First a n d ' ««feriHent, were mlsUkeniy ask- . Life. During Week-End must transfer frdm such jobs of be x.^A. Until he can b* replaced by D ine in a settini defend the city or to defeat the ing next month, but a group of placed first in the list, for induc­ soriieone not qualified for military day at 2:30 p. m. from the White at Summer Sale prices! ence would have to. do, and-that ■ : ■ ».T *1 '"S transferred into Funeral . Home. Dr. George S. German invaders there ’’^or - any therefore Russia, who is mkin- Gli4 Scouts from New Haven and Fathers ^on • E s s e n tia l jobs that carried no deferment at tion by'lriqal boards. se'fvjb*. In other cases of men de,| vicinity who had planned to go to By The Associated Press Q.-JIOW wlll lhe new list of criti­ ■ferredTn war production or activii Prookes, nastor of the Union whera elae. tairiing peace w-lth Japan as ahb ''’v'rch will officiate. Burial will be When General MacArthur de­ Morris yesterday for two^ weeks’ .Should Oo" in Arm y. Many More Jobs'Added Illuminatirig gas and highway cal occupations and the additions ties auppofting the war- effort de] maintained peace with Germany camping were kept at home. to the list Of nondeferrable activi­ ferment cafinot be granted for ’.n Grove Hill cemetery. Nine Pieces clared Manila an open dty, Ve — — ! WMC officials emphasize now traffic each claimed one life during until Gennkny atUcked her, couid (Editor's Note: WMC has i the mistakes those men made in ties and occupations affect the period longer than J mopths at on^ Bitths ^ Were 1198.00 ;.oo did it in fiRl knowledge that his the week-end in Connecticut, and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Hany of 65 I not risk participation laid down what may be Its last 1 April in the hope it will not be re- drafting of fathers? tifiie, and the deferment can be : goncUon in thf PhlUppinfs was a thisd violent death was recorded yoked at any .timer a registrant’! •Oavl-S avenue are the parents of a This highlights, once again, the rules for all Anrierlcan draft- I peated because the agency has W in Be First Oalled inerdy to delay the enemy as long Nortt Coventry age men, fathers, or childless I now widened' Its list of non-defer­ when a 17-year-old factory em­ A. Fathers who are In nondefer­ local board finds that a reglstranS V-n bom on Sunday at the Rock- j well-recognized fact that Russia . fiiarried men. The following Is rable jobs by adding many more to rable activities or occupations, re­ has left the job in which he waf ’•"’e Gitv Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. aa possible. His strategy was U)at ploye succurribed to Injuries suf­ Adrian Gauvin of Windsor avenue ^ Even • rationed meal takes on glamour when "Jrall Draperies at lower is a strange ally, at peace With Rev. and Mrs. Benton Gaskel^ the first of three stories Indi­ it. ■ - , fered a week ago-.,^today in an gardless of their order, num b^', deferred or ir no longer needed served in a setting of Eighteenth Century the retreat to Bataan would ac- cating some points all of them t But-there is a twilight zone of will be the first called for military it. On the other h'and, the board "re the parents of a daughter born i one-of our enemies while she con arrived home Saturday after a elevator accident. hn Sunday at the Rockville City • richness and dignity. ^At amazingly low cost oompuah that.aim more effective-, six weeks stay in New'York city. might bear In mind.) occupations which only the local Hartford police still'were inves­ service. Fathers who transfer to can continue the deferment, by no# Labor prie ly than any stubborn defense <^: linually demands that we devote draft boards can decide upon. essential occupations and thus re­ more than C-month periods, sc . ilospital. . ' ' I recreate the dining rMim of Colonial aristo­ Rev. Gaskell has tdken a course tigating the death of Miss Perdita Took part In Exercises ManiU-itself. tuller resources and sacrifice more at Union Seminary so as to com­ By James Marlow and George , WMC has now listed essential' Smith. 24. of that city who died lease single men who are other­ long as in its judgment ^ regisj crats with these nfne pieces. Pedestal table, activities and occupations and non- wise eligible for military service trant is needed 'to the^^ar effor^ Members of the Rockville I And now, when the BadogUo lives In defeat of our other enemy plete his credits whl6h' entitles Zlelke Saturday in Hartford hospital Guard unit of . the State . Guard j Sheraton lattice-back chairs, cabinet-base start your Fan t a l l y . . , him to graduate from the Hart- ; Washington, .Aug.-'/16—CJ’)—If deferrable (or non-essential) activ­ after she had lain nine hours in a also help to decrease the- need for and is irreplaceabl^-"^ Registrant and save at special August government declaree Rome an who is also her enemy. ities and occupations. drafting fathers. deferred In agriculture, howev^l took part in,-the all-dav demon­ china, and leg bujBTet. Mahogaiiy and gum- Her attitude toward Japan is forckJEheologlcal Seminary. you’re ^father and trilnk it’s right gas-filled room in the apartment of stration of modem military tac-1 wood. prices on la' Usually AU'gunt open city, that, too, is more an ad- His theme Sunday morning was But there are. many . activities ■Vincent P. Kennedy, 88. ■Q. After Oct. -i, will'the occupa­ come under, the"^ '^dings’ amend-f la quiet September wre’re not, howevei',- .the end of Russia's to ganible on the new regulations and occupations that do not appear tion of a registrant otherwise ment and are deferred for indefll tifcs carried out pn Sunday at miagion of defeat than it is rec­ about “Noah and, His Famous Gives Suicide Verdict Man"hester. The Rockville Guards rushed capacity. TPhese strangeness as an ally. Issued by the War Manpower com­ on either list. What then ? qualified for .military service be the nite periods as long as they are price#-'ar« for labor, sateen, 'Sic., ognition of arid appeal to the Ark." . The texts were taken The local draft board must de­ Dr. Walter Weissenborn, medj.- found *-neceasary t< and regularly were under the command of Sec-' If there may actually be strate­ from the first versfis of the 7, 8. ft,, mission over the week-end, remem­ cal examiner, gave a verdict of main factor in determining wheth­ end Lieutenant Julius’ May. bi|l“do not include fabrics. Fabrics 'tnbie dvlUzed eectlons of the war cide whether such a man in the er he will be inducted or deferred gngaged in an essential agricul] "re also Summer priced! gic reasons for accepting Russia’s chapters of Genesis. John Kinga- ber— . r twilight zone is needed;4n h.U c'urr suicide. Kennedy, found uncori. tfirfti occupation or ,efi)leavpr. . Oliserved Anniversary code. Rome has'^been declared an bury, Jr.., rendered the solo “ You sclous in the room, is a patient at if his order number is called? ' Mr and Mrs. Cliristy Affricano I open d ty because BadogUo finds present stile of peace with-^apari WMC thought of, that and came rent occupation in support of the A. Generally speaking, yes'. In Q. What is the status of regisl . rcannot Hide from God" hy'B. D. up with an answer: v war effort. It will do that through HarUord hospital, but authorities the cases of men with dependents, trants now engaged in non-def entertained at the Italian Social Tailored to your measure­ 'himself powerless,' to defend it. Ifiere is no such possible reasolKto; Ackley, - Mrs. WilHam, McKinney, All men of mllita’ry age—fathers said his recovery was certain. Club on Snlpsic street Siinday aft-‘ msllfy or explain purely Eur6> !.^,irpisned a large bouquet of white consultation with the U.S.E.S. and the question of hardship to de­ ferrable activities or occupations 1 ments ; sateen lined, pinch- Rome Is declared an .open city be­ and childless married men alik e- other national, state and local ag­ Before Mias Smith died, Prosecu­ pendents must always be given A. Men of military age engageC errioi.-n and everitog In honor of, BadogUo knows he cannot- “ pean__ ___ peculiarities•.Aldtinn. Iof anri the niPdfh relation- orlndinlARand peach Thpr*» gladiolos. '^ns There was must transfer to jobs related tO’ encies. familiar' with .manpower tor S. Burr Leikin issued a war­ their sixteenth tbeddlng anniyer-j pleated tops, sewn-on hooks. ^ muse 'and peach .glfidlblaa. There was grave conaldfiratioii. But as a gen. In such activities and occupations! •v.jiaTy The couple were presented. defeat AlUed armies any ship between Russia and her 'al- the war or be placed first in line needs. , '' rant charging, Kennedy, whose eral proposition, when a regfiatrfint together with idlers, are given nt' Per pair; ^ " ers.' X ' for Army induction by their local If the board finds a twilight- wife is reported to be returning to is being considered for 1-A classin- consideraUon for dependency de.1 with a large number of gifts. | Labor whtre. ■■ llek>^. The Mothers' dub will meet Tues­ boards. zone man, appearing neither on Hartford frdm a vacation trip to There was dancing and a supper Hanton Baldwin, mllltery ex­ day . eyeriing at 8 o’clock at the catlon'after Oct. 1, the main quea ferment, except tor unusual clr-J For the opposite kind of spirit, Suppose a father figures: the essential nor no"n-essential Lakewood, O., with breach of , the tion will be whether he can serve cum8tanc6fl atich as axtreipe hard-1 was served. ^ j and others *Wing CHAIRS one seeds only recall the story of pert of the New York Ximes, it- home of Mrs. Thurngst Cooper. I have two children and a wife,*- lists, is nevertheless needed in his' peace. Probate Hearing j Same as above ojily'unlined; Thts is the first meeting for sev­ his country better , in the armed ship to dependable. (5therwiae local A hearing was held this morn-. $653.00 Ten Piece Group of London. The damage done to that iuatrates this peculiarity in his Pm In a non-essentiaj job, it pays community^ then the boa^d can de­ The traffic'victim was Mrs. El­ forces or in war producti0n>and boards are instructed to reclasslfjl Per pair; . ' (tO £*C k eral months and a ifirge attend­ *good money. It’s easy and it's work fer hirrf from military service for vira Benevento, 54, of New Raven, ing at the office of the Probate authentic 18th Century Re­ city waa sacrilege. To the Brlt- rUscusaion of the ' now famed support of the war effort. them' immediately unless thejl Court when the administrator of productions in antiqued ma­ Labor *Club CHAIRS ance is hoped for, -. ' I know.- Enough other fathers will a limitisd period of time. ■ fatally injured,in that.city Satur­ Q, Does th:: new list of critical transfer to other than non-deferj leh, too, there must have occurred American raid on the oil reflner- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Whitcomb take the new regulations to heart ...The length-"Of that deferment day evening when stiiick by an the/estate of William J. Bowler, hogany, Hand made and hand . gave a farewell party in honor of occupations replace the' list of es­ rable occupaUons or register fo j rate of this city presented his ac­ the poBSlbllity' of declaring that its at Ploesti in Rumania. and fill ifp enough waf Jobs to would depisnd on how the need for automobile -while walking along a sential acUvtties and bccupatlons such transfer with the .United finished. Serpentine front rhia is the 66-inch buffet incIudeO' their .son Earl who entered the keep production, up. that man's services, increased or joadi \ . count. • Mr. Bowler, was formerly an open city, savifig it as the He notes that, since these re- which has previously guided Selec­ SUtes Employment sSrvice ir proprietor of the Crystal Lake china and Wash-bench type with the dining room deacrifaad above. . Coast Guards. There was a large May Prevent Praftlng lessened in his comfiilmlty. , , John Broker of New Haven died which ey.ent they will be glvte 8Q French saved their capital. But flnertes supply Germany for the j gathering df^oung and old; Earl ■ I’ll rock along where ! am. When in a hospital Saturday morning of tive Service loc'l boards in consid­ Hotel ted a large holder of real server; Chippendale ribband this possibility was never serious­ Eastern front, the bombing of was presente . Mrs. Keijneth Kreysig of Maple Home Delnonstratlon Agent foj vyhicn raided Ploesti been based Edmondson, Birch sch o o l,7 th Point To Remember Hackfortb;Jones. "Torpedo”; Xav­ 1943, will not be cQnsldere<|^ for oc- pedestal design with ball:A;hd- shown, " pip*. this 68-inch cities. There is only one bfikic avenue who underwent an opera­ ier .Herbert. "Caprlcoihia’’; Joyce cupaUofial deferment Tolland 'County, will bo in lowr in Russia, they could have carried grade: Mrs. Ernest Gowdy, -Red Here’s a point to remember: A tion fii the S t Francis hospital, Miss Roberts plans to be at th! claw feet; Grand -/fCapids ,, Credenza biiflict. Usually reasbn why the people of Italy school, . 5th and 6th . grade and, non-deferrable job ipearis that Homer. "Wind and the Rain”: Ivy Q. What are the chances for oc thus demand to be spared the fur a larger bopfi?' load, and they Hartford, Thursday morning is, as Lltvinoiff, ' “ Moseovv Mystery”: cupatlonal deferinent ; of regfis*. home of Mrs. Ann Skinner at 10 ^ T . o l l a n d made; mahggany^and gum- $225.00. Ju st' one group .Miss ilLlice .fones of . Columbia, anyone Ip such a job cannot expect well as can be expected at this to, oriTuesday. Those who hav^ ther horrors of war. They know could' 'have' accomplished then' Silve-s street, 3rd and 4th grade, deferment from the draft, thfit he Catherine M. Macleani ‘The Thar- trants whose Jobs are included on with this buffet! time. rus Three"? Hilda Morris,, “The the liat of essential acMvltles and qu^ttons may call Mrs. SkWner "Mrs. John H. Steel# "ood-^ $89.50" Italy’s role in this war is futile mission with less loss of planes Mr. Dakin, state supervisor, rec­ will be first to go Into the Army, WUliam E. Kibbe, Sr., of East 6622, and she will relay the naea 1 1 1 8 -8 v Rockville ommended the division of the 7th WMC last April issued a list of Tuckers Tune'^'In”: Fem Rlvps, occupations but not on the Hat of te d doomed only to defeat. What and American Uves.-<..^' . Side Is ,’lslting his granddaughter. “Friday, .Thank God!’’; Betty U. critical occupations? - ' sage'‘-to Miss Roberto. Inqulrlel and 8th grades into the- two non-deferrable. jobs-=-thoae which Mrs. Marcella Howard of Somers. may alao be given to members ol they're really asking Ba’dogUo to The -rtld might have been sim­ schools as the two classes cimld it considered ^ unessential to the St. John, "Excess Baggage"; Booth A The basis for all occupa-. T he Second annual .Home-Com- Tarkingion, "Kate Fennigate’’; Oonai deferment is that the the Nutrition Commlttee. to'g ls tdbe-jheld. at Tolland on do is nof* take one or twiV cities plified even it' our bombers, after- jidt be takeb care, of in any one war productldn program-—and men Spotter Correction -i. 1 2 5 °° out of "the war,'* but take their all over the country misunderstood Byrnes Sent to Washington Lamar Warrick^ , “Yesterday’s trant must be a ^necessary man Sunday, Aug. 22. The ptogram be­ 4> .. /. • dumping their load at Ploesti, had ■fichopl in town. There l»ing only ChUdren". , v . In war production: or. In support Mrs. Samuel Diinjop of Nortl gins with a service of worship at whole country out of-it,' been permitted to fly on to a Rus­ Seven children in the Brick school It. . , '. Noa-FlotloB of the war effort. The declMon in Bolton aubstituted for Mrs. Alber 11:6o o’clock in the Federated he re^pipiBended they go: to the Men, working In essential Indus- Hartford, Aug. 16— (A>) —The N. Skinner, Jr., on Thuistoy a t th sian base Insti^d of having to re­ other /schools the same as tl^ ^ e s , went flocking down to draft Hartford Courant announced in its S.'V. Benet, "The Pirate”; Jtob- each individual case, subject to church. Following thl*'. hour, ert Benchley, “ Benchley ' Beside the rigbt .of appeal, U Ustening Post. luncheon, which w# ourselyes Fresli as tomorrott? - Modern m Solid Maple This Time We’U Know turn over the same dangerous terr other children thus saving hh^ng boards and ,U, R Employment Sunday editloii that it was sending the registrant’s local board. _ The Bolton Briefs , ^ „ ■ Htory covered- on their way in. 'another teacher. offices. itspolitical editor,^ Robert D. Himself’; C. M. Christensen, “Com­ bring, will be enjoyed around One thing swms.. well guaran­ mon Edlble Mushrooms": R. P. .T,. list of. “critical occupations, 'es Mr. .ted Mrs. Albert Skinner tables out-of-doors. The aft®™®®'' u m m e r But the Russians .steadfastly ' The Coventry'Fragmerit society, They said they had read the non- Byrnes, who has covered every ses­ Jr., have returned from s visit t a v in g s Imagine whislrii^ a cleaning cloth ovepthe^^broad smooth surfaces Arid the i-oiind- teed about the next peace. What­ sion* of the Connecticut, Legislature Coffin, "Primer for America"; Duff sentlal activities and occupa­ ' program WlU include singing, ad-: .due to-war c.onditipna, .have been deferrable list, that their occupa­ tions ’ and ‘‘non-deferrable acUvl- Mrs. Skinner’s parents. Mr. an dresses of welcome and response, ed comera of furniture like this! Takes no tirrie at all,, .you .save preciou? min- ever It is, good or bad, w6 will and persistently refuse to let .Al- -unable to hold an^hlng to help tion was not on\t, that they want and, every* major party state con­ Cooper, "David”: Veronica Dengel. Mrs. Alan Hsyes of/New Hamp .lied bombers’ use' Russian . -bases vention since 1923, to Washington "Personality ■ Unlimited’’; C. P. tles arid occupations” are issued reminiscing upofi the theme, Tol­ ? utes for essential work and relaxation.' Fulf^ize bed, dresser with;sepaijatie round .Itnow which It is ah soon as W ’earn money, therefore the society ed to know bow they could get into by the Wat Manpower Commis shire. "<> . land as I enjoyed It In the'years even when they are engaged in a non-deferrable job. for an indefinite period to report Haskins, "The Amazon*’; M, G. Robert Skinner, seaman 2i Short rolls of marbelized and -tilB? * mirror, and chekt of'drawers in light modem Suntan finishi- , • > ' ki^ow Its provisions ahd details. ' voted to ask all ihembets or fbr- Hindus, “Mother Russia”: Rene Sion to guide the local boards in 1883- 1893 -1913- 7933-1943. TMs L ii^ leu m ' oomoing the enemy we and Rus­ mer- members or anyone who has In other wordsThinking that news of Connecticut Intereat' from making these decislona. Lociu spent the week-end w ith^is par ' -N''X: patterned Limdeum and TreacQitie The last time we fought a. War, non-deferral: meant jobs caiVy- the national capital Kraus, 'Toung Lady Randolph‘'j^ will be your ppportunity to iriake sia do have in common. usually helped the- sMiej^ by do^: boards also are Instrueted to ob­ eiits. that long held speech about the (felt back); and Chromalin. TheM. ws thought of the peace to fol-' natirig food or seiwfc'es to make T. W. Lawson. "Thirty Seconds tain all; available Infortnation Mrs. Joseph Mack will enurnei , »'Whfit would naye' happened if Over Tokyo"; Wesley McCune-, ate the chlldreff’bS.toufn for achot good old days. A business meet­ are discontinued patterns . .. .. ' REG. $145.00 S Heppelwhite bedroom with graceful REG. $129.00 3 Pc. Colonial Salem Chest Group iB^ low it as 8omethlng|^ that would a donation of money.-If wm*-j.one "The Farm Bloc; Rogers Mac- ffrom national sthtoXand local lev­ ing will be held. New officers will T readlite enough for one or twff'kitchens ki bs autoinatlcaUy . splendid and’ the Americte bombers had, with­ in your neighborhood oinitr you Veagh, “Joshua": A. Q. Malsel els to assist them in determining purposes. ’ • ’ c be elected. Recognition wiU he bracket-base dresser apd'chest; sicigh-type panelled > solid cherry. , Reproduction of the famous Salem .chest, out .permission; ffown on to 'Rii^ ^fifid you want to give call Mrs, whether a registrant is & “neces­ To date no teacher has bhen bb each roll.. .plenty pf selection for with mirror; plua a matching high chest, arid a iow- free from care. We in America, "Africa": Angeto Patrt. "Your taini^ to fllrthe vacancy left given to the oldest person In Tol Ixd vHth piercing in a gothic arch d i | 0 (C| O O Sian soil presents an interesting 'o. G. Anderson. sary man,' ted partlcularty‘‘to land'who wiU be bur honored guest baths, halls, and other small rooms. in particular, wfire so sure-of its The . young people are meeting Children to ‘ Wartiirie'’! A.> E. use the facUiUes ot the United the North school. motif. Mahogany and gumwood—^ s U U j)ost bed. ^magine a group in solid ‘ problem. Perhaps they would Rationing Data Phelpsf'“Your Arthritis’’; Ann R. at each Home-Coming. Samuel Ask for a price completely installed isat-ng quaUty that we considered tonight to 'try and finish painting Eienstein of. Tolland and «/eat Chrornalm cherry for only — v*---- ■ $115.00 have found- themselves' interned Robbins, ‘T^tening and' Drying by our skilled mechanics . . . witli ourselves tree from any pressing the Christian Endeavor room. Faraished by , Vegetables and Fruits"; Ruth V. Hartford will present a cane, to borders and feature strips. They’re REG; $330.00 4 Pc.'Chippendale'group by Grand Rapids responsibility for it. We-felt we and removed from fh® w®r> c* OFFICE OF, PRICE ADMINISTRATION Spears, ’’Better Dressmaking": bur aasQCiatioil,-which wilU.be pda- General Electrjo Official, Dies aessed by Tolland’s oldear aesident, specialists in decorative work...' Guild craftsmen. Dresser, chest-^n-chest and slender could taks It, .or leave alone. was Russia's policy'* toward the Regidnml Department ot Informntloa Thornton WUder, “Skjn of Our VOLUNT^SER BLANK BLOOD DONOR SERVICE REG. $121. 65 3 Pc. FloTelated Modem in piu-Striped -Teeth”; M. T. Wordell " 'Wildcats' for as tong a tim# as M or sh* may' counters, walls and the like! post, um-top twin beds. walnut with plastic and brass hardware. This was Nor wars 'ws alontli, among na­ American fliers who landed in Si­ New Haven, Aug. 16—GP)—<^arl 11 Court Street, Botem. Mass. MSnehesUr- CTapter, The American Red Crosa care to use It. At thb close of the Genuine mahogany beria. (Jver (3aiabianca"r D, y. Zanuck, $298.00 origiriaib’ from a large group of related piecei, all d^ tions, in such an assumption. Othr M. Snyder. 47, of Fairfield, assist­ "Tunis Expedition.” * . formal program, w2 will aU visit PROMPT INSTALLATIONS ’ ar nations, too, assumed ^hat the What is Ulus^tert by this ant manager of the -appliance and Meat, Cheese, etc.— Book • Fuel Oil-r-Laat jrear’s period ' 1 Wadt To Donate Blood for ,ttie Anpy and Navy * ' 'Interesting places of Tolland street signed to the same height so they could be eiwemblei paacs waa. good and Would last, phase of > Russta'i -strangeness trierebandiae department. ' of the Red stamps, T, U, V arid W valid; five coupons good through Sep- Aged Minister Diet: These include Dr. Samuel Simp­ Standard Linoleum; both marbel­ REG. $249.76 6 Pc.. Modem group In solid oak, light Bed, dresser with plate glass top, General Electric CJompany, died son’s Studio of Art, 1116 RatcUffe finish. Will be on display in‘*ou^ window beginning teR would, therefore, not require not Russia’s appeasement of j’fi- through August 31. i.tember 80.» New aeasoo’a. period Name - I a • • 2 2 < ized and patterns; mostly with bur­ and chest $119.00 Saturday to New-Havenjjoepltal. .Prof;esspd ‘ Fruits and 'Vege- , one coupons valid thrdugh Janu*. Norfolk, Aug. 16— The Rev. t' • Hicks Memorial school,- The Meth- Wednesday.' 'Twin beds, driesser, chest, triple-ihirror much, of their own time and pan, but Rua^a.s complete mili^ Snyder, 'who had l ^ n lU several ^•'ojUst church, the .Court House, The lap back. Reg. $1.79 ^ Y O Q 'tables—Book Two blue stamps .R, ary 8, 1944, worth ten gallons per Dr, Henry B. Cobb, 80. of BronX- I 2 2 2 2 2 2. 2 « I 2 • • 2 2 • vanity and night table with gttantion. tary suspicion of her'allies in the months, was called'“the father of A dd]T688 2 2 ffffaaa 2- e'2 2222e 222*22 ' Savings Bank of Tolland, and the .sq.’ yd...... sP 1 the electric kitchen'-^ by his co­ a, and,T v^lld through Saptember' "unit.” ^ ' Vllie; N. Y., senior minister of the cabinet base rr------Vfa p n In a vastly,..different war - ag.ainst Gerimany . 20. . I ■ ------Collegiate Reformed , Protestant Library. Vie^ Qofdlally invite you Treadlite Inlaids with adhesive $239.00 REG. $385,25 7 Pc. Streamlined. Modem by Grand workers. Sugar—Book ©ne stamp. 13 The office of the local Rationing church of New York City and for­ Phone ...... / . Age, 18-20. U . Age. 21t60. ...' to return to- Tolland' and renew old Rapids Guild ci’aftsmen. Manilla elm in ap almoK And' of ' a , very, different That is something c/an help ex- rrlendshtpa, recalling very happy backs; genuine linoleum - on felt. this time. Most at us cure, by mbre open avowal- ' anb Graaiihopperrs belay -Trains pired August 15; Stamp. 14 be- '-.yard is' located in the Lincoln mer presldtet of the glmeral synod REG. $167.00 8 Pc. Chippendale d e si^ with largB white wood finish! Bed, dresser,'chest, vani^ cornea -valid August 16'/for fiveja^ool oppoeto the poet office, of the Reformed Church of Amer­ Clieea hour you prefer appointment: .. .'‘a; s: If you cannot be present, Reguljte $1.29 i f tQ # * that it is evert more diffi- tormulatlon of our own .'post-war ica^ died yesterday at his summer '3 woiUd be pleased to read i bracket-base dresser' aAd chest; panelled bed. Mahrig- large round built-in mimor, benc|i and bedside tM>*a> (Iluldesac,' Id ^ o — (Jfi ,>r-Opera- pound# through OctolMc; Stamps* OffjcA hours are aa follows: Uon- mtosage .from you to those as , If you kave a large room, here’s the H bA to architect a peace than It alms ted policies, but it can never: tions aomewhajt uncertain on 15 ted 16 worth flve-i^unds each day 111 a. m. to 4:80 p. m.; Tusa- home here. He leaver hto widow, a 1^ 1 ...... 1*2».... - 2-S..... 3-4,.... 4-5. ..I.- any and gumwood. Good for the ^ Hn son ted a daughtet. aerobled. Chromalin; Patterns printed all the medium or large bedroom -7-^—------sP Jl Hr57 ajU l/. group for you ---- — •—— ------w V win a war. Moat of ue know be cured without some Increasing the Cqmas Prairie' railroad be-, for home canning- ‘ . > day 2 p. m. to 5:15 p. m.; Wed- FilHn and maU to “ Buses leave Hartfoto IS 'minutes paaos has its price—a big brea'dth of m^d and outlook oil tween' here and Reuben, Idaho. Coffee—'Unrationed, stamps n o : pesday. lltuHiday aiM Friday, 10 way through to the felt base back. longer required. ^ a,a. m.-'toin.'to 5:15 p.’m.;p. m.; Saturday, 10lu j Thg planets aninshine In the sky, American, Re(J Cross. TIouse 4 Hale Building. past the hour, arriving at the Moat of us know that the part ot PuBsiS herself. Russia Grasshoppers cover the tracks.; the light of ■ Rockville Town'Farm (end of ]lne i Regular 89c * 5 9 C Where the grade Is steep, locomo- Gaspltoe—'Nuriiber'Six “ A" cou­ a. m- to I p m. The telephone I because they reflect ««• hour - later.' iVi would lilM ;j|g\l|o Ml* middle g r o i^ neeciS to do a Utde growing up. tive.wbeels lust spin. pons worth three gallopa, . ii nnumber u i ,U q 2-0494. h e r . . . , ^ the sun; ■* T-*f’**Tf--:‘’'*6f-»^'-*«''r-.^-« ■ f jaifiJTO BTEaiAiiP, « Ajyi[;itE.BrEH, OOUTKt MONDAY, AtJCtrsrr 1^194)

WTIO—1080 W TBt—ItsO Talks to Club HE^TH jiND DIET NiseiySoJdiers Remember About Town Admits SI WDRC—1860 j '*8 /fa WNBG—1410 Dynamite and Gas ^ ^ V I C E Baatom War Thoe A U ^tprs B aroly^ ^ O v e r W e s t S i d e r s 9 - ' On Waywards Mrs. Eklward Lynch’ ahd three Onlm by the MeOoy Pearl Harbor—Prepare daughters with Mra. Lynch’s :C0— Wt I C ^ Backstage Wife; Front; 'WDRC In M^neuver^Here Heelth Service ■rifiothel-, Mrs.. Fanny SuIUvi WDRC --Home Front Reporter: PHT— Ameriean Rev. E. F. Marvin Jbi Addreee oommunicatlona to Xlsr ■Valley street, are vacatlonlng\at ^ITioffittley’s Name Put News;, WNBC Blue Ffollcs. Sion WNBC—The Lent The Moleskin To Avenge Jap Tredehory] the Andrea, Misquamlcut, R. I. \; :15-^ WTIC — SteUa Dallas;; Ranger. \ Next Sun Herald, Attention ..McCoy' Four Day8..“fie- ; spcipl(g-(4avVstOM . Give a -^iSven Steal W he«^N uts Speaker at -T^iflay’s Health Service « ■ 4' - , , v/irei50-Dlck Jurgens’;. 7:45—wnc—Rationin*. V Fine Tiiroiv Nips From Dempnatratikin Car •The ' Woman's Benefit Associa­ fore Trial^B^udfi; " • :S0—-'WTIC.— Lorea*b\ 8:00—WTIC—Cavalcade at Amer­ m ■lar Denmri* iMeeting of KlWaiiis. tion will hold an important "mAet- WDRC---Perry Conio; ica; WDRO-Vox Pop: WTHT— [ The automobile used Special Nollce Tq-'■Readers irig tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock -'Time Vlrivs the News, Sato Balter; WNBC— News; of Warfare I State Guard demonstratl6n\at Improvement of the condition in .Odd Fellows Hall. It. is hoped Hartford, Hyman :45—W n C N -x Wldder Lum and Abner. ^ague the old Golf Grounds yesteK Due to the Inability of readers that the members- will make It a I. Fischbaoh! an attorney of New Bitown;. W D R C ^ ^ d 8:15—WTHT—Music. ' Golf Lots. ofNjie hotiic is the piiroc to obtain the various foods sug­ York, a^plalntlff Ih a trial by jury WNBC — AIvtooRiy. 1 day afternoon was to have \ prrcction of juvenile delin- point to attend as plans will be 8:30—w n c —The Voice of Flre- [ heen blown to pieces. It had to gested in the weekly menus which made tor the fall activities. of w 'Federal court suit over the :00—w n c . ^ WhM a Girl Mar­ "atone; WDRC— Gay Nineties Four Games to ^msh •peelACM^ . 'v^eapon and 1 be in such condition that it ev. Ellison F .‘ Marvin, purchase by him of a power yacht ries; WDRC — Ad Linen Etevue; News; WTHT— Se^qab N J I Star's Left Field^ have been appearing in this col­ i« Detroit Fans Stacks Cards MAmi dei«»onstratlon wan I would -ro ll. down a grade and curate of Mar>'’s , Episcopal Lieut. Johp A. Hillman who 'Is today admitted on cross-examina­ WIjiBC—News/ X . GalKfMel; Castles in the Air. Regular ^ ^ o n at umn ^ach Friday, it has been de­ tion that at his request the-insur­ ;16—W nC -r-zPortla Faces Ufe; Dam per on THik] jfvsterd&y a t the Old , ,Golf Stewart Johnston furnisl hurcb. told mch^iera of the Ki- cided to discontinue the printing of stationed ,at Fort Knox, jcy!, is 9:O0—w n c — Telephone Hour; the old car.- He had it alKset home on a 15-day leave,' visiting ance policy on the vessel, .was "WDRC — ^ws;-Music; W BC WDRC—Romance: WTHT—Ga- —Propa^laying P. A, Last In^ag oa Kast Center atreet tor i.wanis t^uh at thclb^weekly meet­ these, menus' for the duration, or changed-,tour days before trial be- —Dick Tracy. lail Hitting RaRy : and fearing that it Woiild not until normalcy returns in the food with his mother, Mn?.'<5ecella Hill­ , briel Heatter; WNBC—Counter benefit nf the K>cal State I roll properly he. provided a ing tod.Ty' at the Country club,..^ ffan. :S0— WTIC. — Just Plain Bl^^ Spy. . - ■ Team/Tonight. Pagani^s IVeeded situation. man of 20 Fairvies^ street. WDRC War Commentary; Oompaniee. G aid H, with : fair set of tlrea,^he dempn- :.stu(lent of ilHlinquency casg.s Rev!’ However, readers are invited to He demands the right to return ,! 9:15—WTHT—Manpower, Ltd. h If Rudy York >tka BockvUle Guards Included. straUon was jptft on late in the .Marvlri has had consldorattiv ex- the yacht and get back SltjOOO Muaici^ Interlude; Memory 9:SDr-Wnq-*-Dr. I. Q.; WDRC— i League StondlqgS One to Stay in ...... scuf* for special articles on diets Thq regular meeting of Sunset L an^W N B C — Jack Arm- Wploying file use of gasoline afternoon^alid last eVtnlng, penence working^with New j combinaUons, which Will Rebekah' Lodge No. 39 vrill be held from George H. "iTiornl^'of Cos'. Broadway Band Box; WTHT — . • W. Arid Defend Tide. nd dynamite to liven .the affair after hdving gone to ha-vc City authorities M the Bcllcvu^^j_, provide good wholesome Cob because after bjiylng It tor | I a • . . • • a • • a • *18 A ■ tonight at 8 o'clock in Odd Fel­ :45|/W^C — Front Page Far­ mturh.of Bands; Sports. Big First'"Sac^r Puts i».t stimulate interest, served also something to cat, Mr. Johnston hospital In that city. _ . ; ah^niitrittouS meals witjrthe foods lows Hall! ■ the purpose of enrolling himself 10:00—WTIC — Contented Pro­ )..a ^ —-.-...... ,-.13 I OS draw the attention of many lo- rjstijirncd to get the remains of Unhappy homes were cited by and the bbat in tne Cuast Guard, rell; WDRC — American Wom- PA’S ...... y fi 10 - 1 An under-mhnned West t I available. " -• ^en; WTHT —Superman; WNBC gram; WDRC—Screen Star Detroit in A. LJ>-Race "^'bal residents who came to the he car. the speaker aa being the principal He claims th^t^ata'w ere rejected. Play; WTHT— Raymond ClaiH Soldiers V*...... a ...... 8 ..-.am team went down fighting at ^arounds and were, allowed to 'reventing tMndruff Miss Elaliic- StrAughan of '333 —Ardhie Andrews. , OuO Much to his surpri.se he ( auae for vice among ' children. In forty to his contention that per; WNBO—Raymond G^am RookviUe ...... 7 il I. With 23 Homers; Oval yesterday afteriioon. ,'jieaa the demonstration at a fouhd that the , front wheels, Neglect in keeping the scalp East Center street is spending the he navCr assumed final complete Evening Wpst Sides 8 IS (ilk* clean is "the principal’'., cause of remainder Of this-month at South- 6;00—WTIC — News; WDRC — Swing. After Own Mark, out of the 1943 baseball ptctuta ‘ ‘dlatance. , ' _ tires .and nuts bad all been ownership although the full price 10:15—WTHT — Concert Hour; toe All-Stare 9-8 to a hair- __ The local deraonstratipn yester- stolen. He is out a fair pair ol dandruff. While the skin on the field, Mass., visiting with her was paid up. Sept. 23, 1942, coun- | News; Cieorge B. Armstead; Final H ay rest of the body^.U washed fre*' grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes­ WTHT — News; WNB<3—Terry WNBC—Listen to Lulu. finish that almost caught the St ^ day was the first Uare that the tires and the wheels, which sel tor the' defendant, Thornley, 10:30—w n c — Vacafion Sere­ , ' Monday^' By Watson Spoelstra fv State Guard instructors attcmpt- quently, most men wash the scalp ley Ward. \ and the Pirates. at the wire. Swaiin, playing le really belonged to another car. -- drew an admission that he had nade: WDRC—Guy Lombardo; Hamilton, vm. PA3i. „. Detroit. AUg. 16.—(/P)—The field, tossed a “strike” to JScoba i. ''*d to maintaW ^a schedule ci only infrequently and the major­ the Aetna Insurance company in­ 6 :5—w nc — History in' the Wednesday X . Rudy York home run derby Is de­ height •hours^MJr intensive training " ------______1 ity of women not more than three The Daughters of Liberty No! Headlines; WDHG—Goldsn Gate WNBC—Alec Templeton Time; 'NOSI toe plate and Becker was out wit clude Thornley’s name with his! Ray Noble. West Sides va. Rockville, 'n, wrw» veloping Into quite a hoes race, run that would have tied |w devoted ekurtly to the - ^use of or four times a month. , .... 125, L.I.O.A., wili'm eet tomorrow own as the assured on Aug. 6' of Quartet; WTHT -XDlck Mc­ Friday and the big Detroit Tiger first ayiiome JsSade guerrilla weapons. As Dust and ^ tm e ceUetls on the night at 8 o’clock in Qrange Hall Carthy; Music; WNBC—Sports; 10:45—WNBO—News. - toeJjgU game. .It waa the final < Jr. Repiibljcaiis hair and work down Into the this year. The”^ policy is tor News. 11:00—w n c — News; WDRC — Soldiers vs. AU-Sters. vdou puA-yao baseman needs nine round-trip­ and tSe)^ was a lot of -wonder_ a Mfult of the affair, however, A ,rehe8tra; top the Stij^rs here Friday night, up. In fact Nick Angelo, hand the basts' that 'Washing the hair grandparents in Brockton, will re­ said he had first requested his ih- rookls batcher that Yprk clouted man of the league and manager ( f^iortly after 8, when both com- brought by the gpyerh merit against turn with her mother. " , WNBC — The Flght- News. play the Polish Americans, who 18 bomers for a record $hat set HMies conducted a cross-over «x- often wiir cause it to befcome dry. deepening dusk. A breeze ha'd | V a s “"ne*ther."tt was a bit surance agent to make the. policy ihg C ^ t Guard, 12:Q0—w n c-^ News; Echoes at are assured of a.pUifiS in the play­ the West Side club played rlgh The ’ Associated ' Press under the It is true that, if a water is used come over the parched, dusty acres! pathetic, perhaps, but it was im- change when the suit was instituV r-iNx finu- him apart from even the Inlghty field. But, despite this handtitel ^Ktise' on the high northern ridge :16—W tn e — Jlewa: WDRC— Tropica; WDRC— News; offs. The only teap* that is elimi­ Babe Ruth. Kef the grounds. Following this, anti-trust laws. which contains alkali, the natural that are Camp Shelby. We sat on' pressive because the singers were The first group of local Girl e& last February but that through Three Sisters; WTHT— Musical \ WTHT—News. nated now is the West Side club toe West Siders made it A' ^^Captaln Archie Kilpatrick, Plans A'J^o part resolution, ai^qpffed dll of the hair \bUl be rernqyed a wooden, betich . beneath a few obvibusly sincefe and the aUdl- Scouts to become Senior Service no fault Of his this was not done. Gems. ' 12:30—w n c — California Sere- that lost out yesterday. Tonight’s Now the noble Redskin (he’s" game right to the last gasi). ' J mJ i Training Officer of the 2nd yes'iterday, said; and an alkali deposit will be left scraggly pines wlfilch, in the heat ende, a moment before raupous y Scouts will receiv:e. its service caps On cross-examination ity J. Ken­ :30—w n c —a o se Ups of Our . hade; News. - game will start at 6 o’clock sharp siMM part Cherokee) is off and running got away to a four-run lead Oitttalion, gave, those assembled a "1. The coun^ is on record in its place. of the day just passed, would' have demanding fun, was ao obviously and emblems tonight at a cere­ neth Bradley he admitted that he so that the required number of Ota. on a' brand new streak that has held it Until toe fifth when biiresume of the State Guard against Interference with the-'tol- It is therefore better to use dis­ been worth their weight In *fr : affected. , ' . . . mony to be held on the lawn of the had not sent his policy to the in­ innings may be completed. produced nine homers'^ his last runs acored and in the sixth tilled Water for the hair washing. Center church at 7:30. The par! surance company when making nine games and a total of {en In Stars duplicated toe number "mobUiaatlop hlan. He expialnea lection of news at its source on ■ conditioning equipment. i ^ can t guarantee what Is in My A Sizzling Windup how the tnisslon'Of fi^ Guard if Or if this is not available, then •The setUng would do tor a tale s heart but for myself, I m enta.'.Girl Scouts, and anyone In­ the first request. 14 games this month. York has runs and were out In front. matters of national and interna­ Rev. B. F. Marvin use rain water. If you must use terested are invited to attend the Janies F. Byrnes to Talk There are so many posslblUtles discovered that a homer a day. Blit Paganl's men came right I f,to bainuM and contfUit the enemy,'' tional {Hilicles. of romance, but my stoly is about, Nisei . The defense claims that Elsch- sploying hit and'run tacUcs^ ^ Separated parents, lack of proper ordinary water and you know it is some' 400 bro'wn-skinned . nien t ■"'®® thinking of the appar- ceremony. , bach’s efforts to get in the Coast this week that about the- only way Bearcats Trounce > keeps the bleacher wqlvea away, and got two more in toe eigli “2. The council li on record “hard” then soften' the water by it can be settled is on the diamond and he’s had apme sad experi­ and nearly pulled an upset in To Battle Sabotage against the suit instituted by the control, tha inclination among who! sat around us. They 'werei'"^ incongruity in a gathering of Guard was not a “bona fide” one, Over NBC at 9 Tonight He alsp-^'^lnt^d out that U»e children to form gangs and the adding lemon juice. of Japanese "•Japs ” ""King a song of venge­ Albeit Behrond, assistant Char-. and was .in fact “less than frank!” and tor the fans to attend the ences with them this year. last of toe ninth. government against 'The Asisqclat- Americ'an citlzehs Ity Superintendent, is on his annual games. For example. If the Props Away to a somewhat, Inept One of toe many reasons the SL ■■ • Assorted Plays Gnard^inust be prepared at all ed Press under the antl-dnist laws fact that parents were aWay from Anyone with dandruff would ancestry .in' the khaki of Ameri ance against the Japanese empire. 7 ------»• Louis Cardinals remain 'lengths home a large part of the. time do well to wash the hair at least I’m convinced because I believe vacation. ' win tonight and the Stars'lose out Tanner Street Team start 'Ttork was thoroughly booed' That would about describe Ipids for any. sabotage , mission because this council sees an ef­ can arrily uniforms.—men train- H tw York. 16—CY)—A^Fnd W ulnl', orekMtra; 8. Cavkl. Friday night the lead will result In front is that Harry Walker, hich the enemy may launch un* were also mentioned aa contribut­ three times a week, and better re. ing^to fight for their ’ country, know exactly what many were quick shift in NBC?s schedule will ’ cade of America with Don Voor-. - / , ■■*.------at Brtg^ Stadium early this sea­ plays that made up yesterday fort to Interfere with free collec­ suits will be obtained if the wash thinking, instead. Mrs. Harriett Horan of Harri­ Sabotage Harvest in a tie tor first place. Pagant’s son nearly every time he came to accompliehed c en t^ fielder, went gamea There were good ones,' edly. In this respect, the tion and dlstrltHifion of news. ing causes. . , , ^ 1 ribptng to be sSnt against the erase tonight’s Melody Hour at 9, jheea; 8:30, Alfred Wallenatein or- Harry Russelfi < bhcerrt over the9aw«d at the stern uncomprlslng at- on; a protracted consecutive, game Rev. Marvin has talked with lo­ One of them was remembering- ett’s Beauty Salon has returned to team plays Rockville Wedh^®tley Status of the Tanner Street Stars titiide of Leo Burke and did not bat. A veteran eporte writer fi­ ones, indifferent ones and Itate Guard would be the initial ■--■••The council sees that ba-ving ing is done every day for».seVer^.,^country from which their fathers to bring a talk . by James F. chestra and Richard (Jrooks, tenor; evening and that, too, shduld be a batting streak. -"X x,." *iine of defense, doing what they cal court officials about delin­ -weeks. grandfathers canle, but will- how he saw his father, his mother, iier duties after her annual two Cainpaigii Waged Byrnes, head of the Office of W ar : 9:30, Dr. I. Q. Quls; 10:30, Vaca- has reached an alarming stage. In taken any action against or with nally came, out with a strongly have you. It 'would be hard 1 The Associated Press placed in the his 17-year-old sister killed by a weeks’ vacation. thriller. If Paganl’s Can knock worded appea' to give the big guy scribe what happened on • ! could to stop the enemy until, same category as a -common car­ quency In Manchester and has The h ^ should be thoipughly I ing to serve, anywhere-so long as. MobUlzatlon. . ! tion Serenade. fact it was rufnored freely at him. found that the tqv^ is fairly free Japanese bomb near 'Pearl Har­ Rock^lle but in this encounter it. headquarters of the Tanner street a chance, and York's hitting pick­ plays without a play b y ' pla n^^Meral troops, with their superi- rier, eventually will lead to Inter­ moisteited with warm jvater and | the shooting and bayoneting are - scheduling Of the talk goes back | CBS—6:45, Domsatie and Over­ put the entire burden on the Real Blits Attack of it. There have, -been ' many then/koapedth eiyt with ^ojrie kind of-j good. \ '' bor on December 7. 1941 John Bmnnan of ,73 Walnut Istanbul, Aug. 15—^(Delayed) — Improvement- Association that ed up almost from that day. The Scriptlon. Jacobs clouted a weapons arrived. ference with the news policies of street, who enlisted in the Navy several weeks, when NBC booked: seas News Reporte; 7, I Love a Soldiers who play the Stars Friday The Stars ga^away to- a good jeers are now cheers. into deep right field and then.' '■After this explanation of the cases, however, of shoplifting and pjam. pure."toilet soap. Uather the' Put On Show Several were thinking of the {IP)—Yugoslav guerrillas, rallying Byrnes for a July date. In . the Mystery; 7:30, Blondie and Dag- there might be some changes start and scored two runs before the American press and demoral­ defacement of public buildings. Sunday, gathering, -incluoffig their two months'ago was home for a to the battle cry “not one grain of evening. Thus, If HockvUle loses York thcreased bis month’s pro­ out atltoe plate on two kkm of the Guard, the grdup ize the press throughout the Unit­ iiaithair well, massaging tl^'••r ^^scalp r Ij The me master of ceremonies, a mean time, President Roosevelt ar- i wood; 8, Vox Pop, Interviews; 8:30 made. Mr. Russell forgot to state Kehlrt's old men got loosened up. By Sid Feder _flmn assembled at the demoli- Destruction of produce in Vlo* with the flngmtps a» this Inhering: | xjgigi sergeant with a llashin^ relatives and closest friends that short furlough and' returned to wheat tor the Germans," are wag­ to the West Sides and even though just what changes were contem­ duction by two yesterday by-con­ throws when he tried to etnttdi i ed States.” .' ranged -for a report to the nation Gay Nineties Revue; 9:36, Broad- the Soldiers lose, also, tjie stand­ But from the third, through the necting twice off Luman Hams (Pini'h-hlttlng for Hugh FpUerton) into a home. George May vt , tlon arep, where they were taught tory garde'ns is-another form of process Is going oh. Then\\vash ’ .vpjji a feel for h'is audience was raked by machine gun fire Nei^Kirt today. He is to be assign­ ing. an intensive campaign to sa­ on July 28 and. Byrnes cancelled way Band Box, with Frank Sinat­ plated but it iB/predicted that there fifth, the Bearcats really poured it delinquency encountered - here. from "raidings Nipponese planes ed to a radio school. The young botage the harvest and .communi­ ings will remain the same between of the Philadelphia Athletics. His New -York. Augr 16r-(J’)—If Al-r casualty three times and It bout oKe of the State Guards’ out all of the soap. Repeat^Ws j ^hat went far, to make up for lack his own talk to void, the network ra; 10:30, Guy Lombardo’s or­ these two' teams' with the HIU will be a new manager, or some­ oh in real ■‘blitz", fashion. The sab isn’t just about washed up, thought that tha uihpi( might soot dea^y weapons which is The speaker said that inadequate process..and ^Ish with two rin^s ; hnesse, had intrev that sarnie, day. man enlisted when he completed cations in-Serbia, Montenegro aiid said, any detraction from the im­ chestra. thing, for the ball team. Stars Were helpless before the on­ second blow and 23rd of the sea­ Another "'..must have been, re hio. third year in high school in Billies getting a chance to tie tor son. broke up.the opener-of a..dou- then neither are toe' shirts you’re the ambulance servleea at. Hnder the direction of Span'iHh Veterans housing conditions also figure in in clean wat^r. Next dry the haii%. ^ aucceesion of vaudeviUe parts of Bosnl and Albania, re­ portance of the President’s ad-:, BLU-*-7, U. S. Ckiast Guard The ones proud banner of the slaught. They called numerous lending to the laundry today. . . , __at Major Gerald Demeuay delinquency and the problem la calling his br'dther, who died -^in June. ports from thb Balkans, said to­ the fourth spot against the P.A.'s ble bill In the 11th inning. time. tuing a "^rkish towel. ^ t skits put on h^r his company— dress. dance band; 7:30, The Loot Rang­ next Sunday. At any rate the last club is trailing In the dust and all conferences, resorted to every trick Mis “great rush” in the King Phil­ S ta n A n 'staff Sergeant Frank TesU, what can be done about It. The n"cxt step la to nib a tea- numbers, bur- flaming oil when the tanker - on day ■ er; 8:16,. Lum and Abner, sketch; because the Bearcats handed them ■ "I'll keep swinging and .' you Open Convention which he served was torpedoed by week before the start of the play­ kno-wn to that master mind, Harry keep counting," York told report­ ip at NarrangansStt Saturday— 1 But w hat of Headquarters, ^nd Bat- * Organization of clubs, supervi­ spoonful Of cocoanut oil into the i leaqpe hula-hulps by husky w»ar- Willard Robb, proprietor of The slogan -was said ' to have To the already heavy volume of 8:30, Adventures of Nero Wolfe; their first defeat, 10-7 In the Hol­ Russell, but to no avail. against a set of strictly sprinters who rooeritly passed the sion of sports, adequate play­ spal^. UseIT.. the' fingers and tvvtry T„ to Hors garbed In. incpngruoiis fem­ a Japanese subraartne. ■ Robb!s store on Center streCt and been taken from an order issued offs promises plenty ^ actlpn. ers in the clubhouse,. ■ee m all toe mo Sews rep o i^rs and commentators 9:30, Spotlight bend, Tony Pastor; lister street grounds. It wais not a Before the game It was. agreed, It is quite apparent, however, —carried him all the way from 8% that he playe r ^ a r HMMrtaMnt Weapons course grounds, Boy , and Girl Scout ^ktribute the oil evenly. This, will inine' 'finery borrowed nobody They-Seek Revenge Nelson Buck, proprietor of Buck's by Gen. Draja Mihallovic to his 10, Raymond Gram 8wlng, news matter of overconfidence on- the There .were .plenty more, whose _wUl*be adddd another weekly pro- (by Mr. Russell) that the game that Big Rudy has kept his club’s lengths back at the head of the regulars" then yaaterdiF 1 ^ Mfirtaridga, Mass., : aH of the Boston, Aug. 16..:-^(/P) More groups, the Y.M.C.A. were men­ give the hair another coating of knows where. store on South Main street, are in guerrnlla chieftains. The latter '|;ram. starting ’Thursday, Aug. l9, comment; 10:30, Johnny Morgan’s part of the Stars. They, of course, would be a seven Inning affair. At stretch to 7V^ at toe wire. . . . If non wsra given the oppor- than 3,000 Spanish War- veterans tioned as being a means of com- oil to replace that which has been individual stories I do not know New York tor a few days oh busi­ were reported td be. making the well-being ahead of personal am­ gaVe a good aoM washed out. Rub the scalp vigor­ He peer^ at his typed prof who have a personal score of on CBS a t 6 ahd featuring MaJ. RJiythm Road. had their ! firm convictions that the end of the seventh the Stars bitions. In the last_ few days he that's rushing, then so is toe gee- ives. Richards, who I i| jD eonstriKt and ffre home l&atting the vice. The speaker ness, most of the confusion caused by' George Fielding Eliot and Ned MBS—5:45, Children’s dramatic YanksTrim " Kehlbr’s Bearcats would be a push­ Breoadea made ■with dyha- attended the opienirig session of the quoted J. Edgar Hoover, chief of ously for two, or three minutes and gram and tossed back a couple blood to settle with Admiral protested, ! produced a well worn hM '^shiid *toe 'ball to’ ffght field 1 ^ee pulling your milkman’s fay- sitting out most tff tha g« 45th national encampment today trien rob'oH 'tW'excess wUecrackn qt fho jeering audi- the virtual - cessation of Italian Calmer. . . And MBS says it ex­ sketch; 7. Fulton Lewis, Jr., news; over. - ■ ■^ rule boqk, to Back Up their argu­ several times on hitrand-run plays I °*^to wagon. . . . Which remlnc" rough July and this mofitli, jllgl Uie FBI as saying that juvenile "rojo’s people, . and who . are The office ed into ona finder Bm diraction of Major was a midshipman aboard the bd by Dr. D: C. Y. Moore. ^ ” to Hartford to get the certificates.' combat guerrilla activities by Snow Village, drama; 3:45, Right 1—if at Now all he, has to cT . OvrfiM to pass out refresh- Mainb when It was blowft .up in by thd return of dandruff. You “Remember F'earl Harbor.” One Caucasian, major remarked-: wiU conduct an orchestra playing , With Willow. ed after the game “Ehcperience and X It is, doubtful-now if the Stars collection of ten He gbtxthe first typical Twi games that kept will find that in'Average cases, this It could have been tactics, for forced labor decrees, with death a group of his own selections, on to- Happiness drama; 6:30, Mario v/isdom.counts a lot when dealln^ will be able to get another game at Yankee Stadium Aug. 1. do IsjrtlgcC!, fans on their seats until tha ' I to Bm Ckiardamen. Havana harbor, .' \ “When I get into' combat I'd The list of voters in Mafichester the penalty tor non-compliance. -' ktnoh/^ the program ‘■We lituat do a thorough job,of will remove all tendency to Itch- none could, mistake that these riather have, these mOn behind me, MBS Ibia Is the Enemy, Aug. 19. Berini. tenor. CBS—11:45'^ Aunt with younger men." with the Bearcats due to the heavy o u t -• ing. flaking or excessive oilincss. w ere,'Japs. I t could have been as of July 1 are now in the hands . . . But Organist Paul Tauhman, Jenny's stories; 2:45, Penper The Yanks had little trouble In The game Itself was a huip-' schedule. Kehler has for his team Spafter-Shot Stars •d with Mveral demonstra- uneondltioiially defeating our erifer Louis lo Bejiiii than any I’ve ever seen.” of the printers aiid will be ready w h^ demonstrated the mles,” he declared at a memorial Furthermore, by the hair bein^ vrbo furnishes the musical back- Young's Family, drama; 5:30. Mu­ defeating the Tigers at the Y.dia­ dinger. The Stars put• on an ict during the remainder of the sea­ , '"■'The Yankees have how played 74 AB.R.H. p 6 .J L i kept clean, all tendency toward an before the next caucus. girOund for N^Ts story of Mary sical'questions and answers. BLU son. As one jacket of the winners Segura Defeats xC straight games without running Todd, ae ; . . . . dgaSroad blockB. In this ex- service to fallen comrades, “or our Exhibition Toiir that possibly you may need to more or less of a controverblal List of Sinkings mond yesterday afternoon, 11 to 3. that was good. The first .pitched \ f t» x , donated by the Dillon sons and grandsons wUl be fighting unpteasA'rit odor will be removed. Marlin, is through with the key­ —12:30, National Farm and Home Clifford allowed but six'hits and ball, miles away from the 'plate, said, openly. “The Stars ought^o into that military secret yOu carry Owens, cf, 2 b '.. . Many beauty operators arc wear glasses. Have the eyes tested. question. Some physicians feel Four buses qf th^ New England board for a while. He goes into the hour; 4, Blue PYolics; 7:05, Inter­ hn umbrelhk^for. . . . Which conies Bujak, 2b, p Balee was destroyed with other wars for democracy during \ very strongly that smoking should atrockout eight of the Tigers and saw the entire tearq Stars yowl go out and get a reputation. I un­ Hunt land burning gasoline, pointing out to their patrons that Transportation Company went Totals 61H Now Army Aug. 26.^ national broadcast from London. at Umpire Tom Quish. This, how­ derstand that they defeated the close to being a record. . . . After Diene, . .5|b . . . . the lifetime of future generations.” Washington, Aug. 16— (/Pi — (Cough) be omitted when the patient haO east' through' Manchester between MBR—12:30. U. S. Marine Band; got airtight Support from bis demonstrated was the He advocated the yse of force diet is -Important to those having ever, did hot deter Mr. Quish at Woodbridge street orphans and bidding in that Blenheim colt for Jacobs, c Sergt. Joe Jouls Barrow will begin any tendency to dandruff. The Q u e s t i o n 'I * asks:- “My hus­ stomach ulcer. Others feel that 9 o'clock and 9:45 last evening. On tha. Dial Tonight: NBC—8. 2:30, Nashville varieties; 5:30, m ates Halladay was touched for 10 $66,900 at the Kentucky Yearling Swann, If ...... -^^tougaaee," a deadly device to be and more force and urged veterans band bat a Kad cough.~Is tired all moderate smoking, will- probably bits Just when hits counted the all. He stood there, as big as the :V'ere luCky at that. Sure, we’ll play Rye, N. Y„ Ap:^.,.16.—(/P)—It was iSwed against enemy .materials and 1 a 100-day boxing exhibition' tour use of too much fat Or oil in the. Three of the buses were carrying By The Associated Press News and puuiic by Shrednik; 7, Children’s serial. Rock of Gibraltar and the decision ’em,, for fun, money or the town Sales last, week. Bill Hells, toe Skeban, lb .... to “Ignore the wails of sob sisters, at Army camps Wednesday,'', the diet will serve to increase the oili­ the time. Was given a . thorough not- prove injurious dhd tlu^t the only, sailors and soldiers and one Announcement, by the Navy last most.. J. Vice led the attack with a tough . ^fekend for national Kkyzak, rf .... I'.peraonnel, as perf ected by the First of both sixes who se^,.>\an easy chest examination and. they said stood, also. The Stars were sort of hall." -Louisian'a oil men, told pals he was War department announced today, ness of the hair which is so often psycnic effect of being soothed bus that stopped at Manchester week, of the sinking of five mer­ three hits and B. Vice, his brother, champions at the easterii grass ready to go to $166,000 to get Mm. Wllkos, cf, p .. ’ Service Commwid Tactical School, way to peace." - / ’! he was all right except tor a little which co n ^ ftom smoking may be also contributed a timely slngliTln i, A Bfeet of flaming gas was pro- and. !after its completion will 'g® present in patients with dandruff. took oi) five sailors and one sol­ chant ships brpught to 684 Tho courts'tennis tournament. . . . And ^rs. E. Graham Le^^ bronchial inflammation. What -did of value to the patient in the way Ciirb-rtn Using the big- sixth Inning. The box score: EkI Johnson, Martin Alvord vs: Dc. ..Ehslgn Ted Schrbeder, National IJpolled a hundred fdet into the air -.x" overseats' tor a similar serlet of ex-* Therefore, oils, fats a'nd greasy they mean?” _ dier and all had to stfuid. Associated Press count of -an­ (Elizabeth Arden of toe face Totals . , . . 87 9 18 37 U hibitions at camps in combat zones. foods should be used in reasonable of cutting down on nervous ten nounced Allied and neutral ship Tigers ' Martini. L P. Kelley vs. Bill Mar­ 'Men’s ruler, was eliminated In dreame), bidding against Hells, West Sides i^’over the grounds. Answer: He probably has chronic Uion. In my own praefioB! I advise losses In the western Atlantic since 08 AB R H PO A tin, Ray Goslee vs. Ed HutchlMon, Saturday’s semi-final round and , Very Instructive '■ 'Hospital Notes .The heavyweight champlqh will amdunts. bronchitis. This, would account foT The three Oiunipero brothers; I.x> e Stmn^js had to be flagged down, by her ag* Salmonsen, ■■ N Another demonstration included be accompanied by his old"' spar­ such patients not to smoke. one in the Array, another, in the America entered the war. % Lffadwi i f Kurlowics, sa ..4011 2 Ronald Sloane vs.- Earl.;, CjPtoTA, Francisco Segura of Ecuador, and eht—because she was all set to.bit Hedlund, c .... 5 0 1 7 3, Questions And Ailswrrs the' persistent igpugh, the -fired The Navy said that two of the Murphey, If ..1 1 0 0 Geotge Johnson vs- Jim Kltt>atrick. ’ the use of explosives m destroying ring partner, First Sergt. George sensation and the'hiflamed state of Marines and the. third in the Navy, Leads Field Miami, battered his way to the fhe'iOO G’s-mark If she had to. . . . May, 8b ...... 4 1 1 5 8 ' Niqholson, now a boxing Instruc­ (Grapefruit Juice) ' were home tor a short time yester­ ships were of United States regis­ Waphinffton, Aug. 18— — Toumaud. cf ..4 0 0 crown With a 6-4, 6-1, 6-3, verdict That’s real money, not cigar cou­ Eecker. cf .... 5 0 2 1 3 I faUroad-tracks and cutting trees. Admitted Saturday: Robert the'brohchlsl tubes. " ^ By The AMoeiated Press ' Blanchard, o .'.4 O' 1 ■ A standard rail was broken In half tor at MHchel field. New York, and i (Recreation) !1 " Question: Mrs. M. E. asks: day.. Charles, from the Navy, has try, one Norwegian, ohe Greek and Looaa shoe atampa dstacbed from PVed Cavedw--'vs. Jim Prior, over Ueut Joe R. Hunt, also of pons, toey'he, talking about,- ^00. Hennessy, p .... 5 0 1 0 1 Hughes. 16 Doone street. Question: Henry R. wants to one of undisclosed United Nations Amerloon League Liicas, Sb .. .,.,3 0 0 Chesey, 2b .... 5 2 3 3 5 I with two sticks of dynamite. Admitted Sunday: Isaac Proc- by Corp. Walker Smith, welter­ "Could grapefruit juice be used In already* done foreign duty. ration books may he used only to Batting—Appling Chicago, 387; Tom Deardcm-'ra. Earl Frankland, the Navy, in yesterday’s final. Today’s Oueet Star' FTlmacord was uiied to neatly slice weight known in the ring as “Su-. know: “Wfhlch of the following (Baktoess) the. cleansing fast .instead of registry. ' • Rnofla, lb , .,..8 0 0 Scores 76' inX'Dpening Pauline Betz of Los Ang«les, Kenneth Jones, Peoria Joufnal- Richards, lb ... 5' 3 4 8 0. tor,*51 Walnut street. make bona fide mall order puo Wakefield, Detroit, .337. * August, rf . ...3 1 0 George Koea vi. Roy Moeller, Ned a fence post in two. The demnn- Admitted todayi Mrs. Martha gar Ray Robinson,” who is Nichol­ is the best—walking, golf, teiuiis, Q u^tibn: M. P. writes: “My orange juice? I am diabetic and The regpular meeting of the De­ The American losses raised to M o o re^! By^, Frank AlekSak vs queen of the U. S. Courts, also Transcript: Lieut. Comdr. George 'Turner, If ..... 3 d 1 2 1, hunting or hiking?" hair ' has become very thin! A 278 - the number of United States Runs—Vernon, Wastongton, 71; Johnson, 2b ...! 3 1- 1 Round at Manchester Angelo, rf...... 4 rO 0 0. 0 ’ etration was Interesting and in- Graham, Tolland; Robert Schaller^ son's assistant at Mitchel field. doctors say cataracts are coming gree of Ppeohon^ will be held to. Ohaaes, file Office of Price Admin­ Tucker, Chicago, and CteM,'Wash­ EUiaf Anderson, Colin Davies, bye, couldn’t last beyond the semi-final Halos of toe Navy, owner of toe Answer: All of the activities hairdresser whom 1 confulted told on my eyes. Am past 71." night at 8 o'clock at the Zlpser raerchanfinen reported' aa sunk in istration .stressed today. ' Halladay, p ___ 3 0 1 \ 1 1 Country Qiiib. round and M argaret Osborne of CMcago Bears, has 20 Navy uni­ .ttructive, 102 Adelaide Road; P ^r Peter­ mentioned are excellent from file those Umtera since Pearl Harbor. ington, 65. Steane Pblllmore 'vs. Charlie One of the features of the day son, Forest-street me It was the acid condition of Answer: .The . grapefruit Juice club. A,.ri>clal hour will follow the An amended regulation prohib­ ■ 'A- San Francisco, trimmed Doris forms, nrt' counting the^ new slate; 'Dotals ..... «?■ 43- .8 15 27 17 health building standpoint, Iiiatead my system that is causing this and may be substituted for the orange '-The announcements represented' Runs batted i n—Etten, New Totals .Y-;' . , 28 3 6 18 5 2 Picard. Jack Pentland bye. Score by Innings: was-prograramed as the last evenj Discharged Saturday: George business meetlnig. ^ its the practice of oriecting shoes York, 80; York, Detroit, 74. - Henry Smith won toe medal The above pairings ,- must com­ Hart of Miami for the cup, 6*2, 6-4. gray job he’ll have to 'acquire by of the itay. That feature being Breaks His Leg of selecting any one, var^ the rou­ offered to oorirect this condition, by Juice. Cataract formation often the highest 'weekly total since a t a store and the.n mailing a Yanks The Junior doubles kings. Bob fall. . . ., He’s now called the SUre\...... 000,044 Beer, 123 Wells street; Mrs. Berle late May. Three at the sinkings Hits—Wakefield, Detroit, 146; AB R H PO play in toe quaUfSlng round for plete their matches on or before the Wit* course, covering 800 yards ChampnAiie, Glartonbury; Gloria tine by enjoying all of them. -Any putting. me on a certain, diet for occurs in diabetes. i chUdren who are planning to loose stam p for deUvery. Some Falkenburg of Hollywood, and Adolphe Jjenjou -of the Navy. W^st Sides...... 130 000 022 type of healthful recreation is which Jie was to charge me fifteen occurred in July, the Navy said, Appling, Chicago, 138. ; J. Vice, as .. ___3 4 -3 2 toe club championship with a August 22. Tiyo-basexhits: Richards 5* pf Various terrain, over w'h(ch two Rutsky, 3 North School street: In Accident Here Sid the "Sunshine Special” be­ customera and dealers, OPA said, Doubles— -’KeUner, Cleveland, James Brink of Seattle, were push­ (How about cMltog Adolphe the ■^ruardamen at a time werfe sent, beneficial in keeping an .individual dollars. Could you suggest a treat­ (HaUver OU) and ona each In June and May. hava assumed this was a proper aifford, p .. ...4 scorching 76, in the Class A divi­ ed out of toe 'round of four, by Halas of Holljrwood, Ken?) Ber, Skehan, Sw'anh. Jacobs;.! Herbert Knight, Buckland stVeet; interested in life. All of those you ing sponsdred this week at Globe and Wakefield, Detroit, 29. ley were armed with dynamite Mrs. Alfred Barber and son, 44 ment which might help this condi- , Question: Helen O. writes:^ "I HoUow by the Exchange club are mail order .jtranaaction. - B. Vice, If . V * sion while Jack Hayden took Bear Mauls Dogs Badly Segiira and Sidney B. Wood of base Mts, Salmonsen, Todd: mades and rifles, and as they mention, are good in that they .will Uon?”„. have -seen this question answered K. a ohoe stamp ia accidentelly TriplM—Lyndell, New York, 10; Ferguson, - e .o New York. That combine;., to turii, Dis-a And Dat-a ' bases, Skehan, May, .Sslir Deepwood Drive; Leonarid Zwlck, Pehr Peteraon of Forest street, take you outdoors. This Is an im­ asked to meet -on Main street,, York, Detroit, 8. honors in the Class B event ^wl to *w), Ipkssed,^____ certain incident posts they Answer: inasmuett as I do not before in your colunm but at that c-cross fropa the Hotel Sheridan, detached from the ration'book, a a Lukas, 2b .,..2 Idst to Schroeder and Hunt, 4-6, , See where they arrested a guy in left o n . bases, ' Stars 3, 104 Church street; Richard Cur- emoloyed' around ■ the F. W. Che- portant point at file present time jMembef of Gpiild. Home runs—York. Detroit, 23; ^orowiec, Ib .1 a neat 81. (^Vedrti Was top man Socorro,! N. M.—(iPi — Hunters Sides 8; bases on balls, Wllkos were expected to handle the eitua- *ran, 76 Bigelow street; Robert Tll- nOy estote, fell from a mowing know anything about the diet time'I was not Interested and so Wednesddy at !l p m. and buses person may obtain a special shoe set put'with tongues to their cheeks 6 -4 3 -6 , 6-4. 6-2. V Philadelphia yesterday on a charge .tlon in the proper manner. This when so many people . work In­ did not save it. But will you* please KeUer: New Yoric, 19. Carlson, cf . .4 in toe Class C division wito 88. All Hennessy 1. Bujak 1; strikeoiiI| dSn, 107 Holl. street. machine near Hartford road fids doors where they are deprived of which was prdpoaed, I hesitate to will be there to transport them to ttamp from bis local ration board . fftolen bases ' MoaCs, Chicago. Jo''track down a bear which was The Blight carried oveFlhto toe of steallng^all toe PMUies’ bats .iypo exercise was valuable in- comment jipon it 1 belleye you will tell me what hallver OU Is? F]ainily' Drowns by certifying to fite facta. Fournier, 3b .2 V- 0 of toe first rouhd events must be women'e doubles where Mist Betz from toeir"'Blubhouse. . . . What’s Wllkos i l for 6 runs in 8 ir Discharged ^yeSterday: Miss morning aid aUstained a broken fresh air and exercise. Globe Hollow. 38; Caae, Wasbingioh, 88.. Wirtella, rf .8 1 0 played on or before-ndxt Sunday* reported to be tmrtfying toe coun­ Bujak 4 for 2 runs in. a 'Asmuch as itound animal Beverly HJlls, CSellf!, 6-4, il^9. A pitcher, Wilkosr . losing lugh. street: Mrs. Ernest E. Cole and cident has fiirt^et complicated available to any reader and may D and also supplies Vitamin A. It to get aU of the figyrea retofing to Mrs. Gloria Gould Barker, member .. Hartford* Aug.,, 16— the pound quarterback from 'Vander­ The blitz course was- the .finkl eyes hurt when I read, go to the is used for the same pun>ose as 'Tigtea ...... 1 9 0 0 0 0 0 — 3 holq match that ■houIU’he a dqndy. bilt. is the best-lpoklng rookie pn Hennessy; . umpires, son, 96 Valley street matters. , movies, or am under a strong light be secured by w riting ,to McCoy the.police department-for the year of the prominent Ctould family, Commlsaioner ConieUus J.. Dana- <: Batting—Mualal, S t Louis, 854; Two-base hits; vVlce,‘ ToumaUd. had to be recessed. result yras exactly the reverse. O’teary. . event of the day arid a critique was .'Discharged today: Mrs; “ Clara Health ' Service in care of this cod liver oil; would be used. which ended yesterday, so he irtay tumbled into the swimming -pool her who began an investigation of Hrinhan, Brooklyn. 834. ^. Friday afternoon thbre Will be a the fhamplbqahlp pro Redskins. heW to discuss the day’s events. ■ "iT! -'. ' , ■ tor any length of. time. What is the Stolen base Halladay, Burowiec best ball match at tha club and a D’Agostino, 299 Cooper Hill ktreet; reason ? Thera.^Js a. dull - ache and newspaper, enclbslng a large self- furiiish the police board with the of her palatial dekiert. home Sun­ labor recruiting after four bond­ Runs—Vafighan, Brooklyn, 84; , . ■! Don Ameche stopped off m IA short resqine of the domonstra- John Cogswrell, Hartford. Frioe iVbdWeele SbutdowM , (3). J. Vice. Bases on balls: HaUa- eteg dinner afterwarda. Ope at I.exlitgrtop',''Ky,., to buy two race- a feeling of helilvlnesa” address^ envelope and'ten cents. exac’i’'c 08t of the department for day and drowned. EJfforta of doc- ing alley pin-boya were - i^mstetl Muslal, S t Louis, 76. day 8, Cliff:------Brooklytl Buy# ^ tion-was summed up by the In­ Birth: Saturday;!A daughter to It is true that the .alkaUne-tormf Bloodhounds Seek. Woman their meeting, to,morrow evening tore failed to revii^e her. ^ on chai^ea of robbery wiUi vlo^' Riins battad in—Nieholson. Chi­ toe features of this tournsy Will be boss yearllnge-T^ne a Bolt by Blm- structors, Captains David McCol- Concord, -N. H., Aug. 16— Answer: It is impossible for me laday 8< Clifton 8. Paseed baUs: Bombardi^ Jim Wiley and pen eiech. the other"“eut of J-ady Peace. Mr. ahd .Mrs. Frank Moran, - ^2 to tell you definitely -what it wrong ing ndnerala are needed in grow­ when they, will start preparing thfe Paul V. McCaw, Jusfice of the lence and then, declared yesterday cago, 85; EUlott, Pittsburgh, 78. Ferguson. Umpires: Vlttner. Ihim and Frank §cheibel of the Wklker s^eet. New HAtnpahlre lumbering, and Windham, Vt., Aug. i6. — Hits—Musial, S t Louis, 158; Roman against the famous Smith Mama of Miss Keeneland. one of New First Sad "kocal Guard, Lieutenant George O. without examining you, but the ing healthy hair and the person Bloodhounds were borrowed fi;om, budget . ' peace aiid ex-officio coroner, skid that the InipdrtAtion of ’teen-aged ; Birth': 'To^y, a son to. Mr. ■and pulpwood industries faak whole­ symptoms you describe indicate UMbi an acid condition, an aci­ death was due to drowning and Negro bojn from the south to Hsrman, Btbbklyh, 184. Brokers. the 'season’s two-year-old filly Wllllalrison,, Adjutant of the ,-2nd Mr's. Herbert Nolan, Wilson, Gp'nn, sale shutdowns . due.-; to Ihbor Connecticut state police today Hb- There waa plenty at activity at Stars, i - . Kicked in $4,000 fo'r the battalion,, and lastly, the Com­ dosis' buUd. up by using too many aid in the search of Eldith. Wood,' ’ The eastern skies presented a e'Vldence Indicate^ she had slipped work bi Connecticut without prop­ ) Doubles—Muslsl, S t Louis, 80; 1 ,- Brooklyn. Aug. 16—(i$S-rBr a daughter to Mr, , and ... Mrs. .shortages,'knd Congress < will be beautiful sight after the rain Sat­ er supervision was a “situation Herman,,, Brooklyn, 39. Terraiiova Meefts the club over ,toe week-end. On second one. . » . "When Gene Hei;- manding. Officer of the Battalion, of the acid-formin)( foods, has 74, of Katonah, N. Y., who disap- and atrock her head .on the edge ■ .”V..- t Rickey has taken the first George' Sinith, 83 North street and asked to take acUon to relieve the probably been neglecting the alks!^ urday evening and many were no­ of the pool; that can and will ba corrected.” Triples—Musial, S t Loitio, 15; Saturday Bob Cole took the Kick­ Yesterday’s ResMts ♦ . standings manskl drew that 10th' inning towards' rebuilding the ^Colonel William J. Maxwell gave a son to jilr. and Mrs. Stephen situation, Governor Blood said to­ peariMl Saturday hoon while berry er’s handicap with a neat 72. Here Eftstoni 'Etestern walk 'to force in -a run and give ■jma Guardsmen a-talk. line minerals aiid might: conceiv­ picking- in dense woods near her ticed admiring the right Wallace MacFariane Barker, Gordon, New York, Elliott and Callufa Tonight He announced toe purebaav . Rood, 16 Buhee Road. day. ,, ably benefit by using thepi moiA her husband, and their but^ The average distance of the sun RuafcU. Pittsburgk, and Lowrey, is how they scored: Hartford 3, 4; Wilkes-BOvre 1. 5. 1 . W. L. P e t Brooklyn a 4-3 nightcap win over Guards Are CotnpUinentod. i summer home. Scranton ...... 70 36 the Cards yesterday, he forgot all terday of one of the most, abtmdanUy; 'The aale of the Depot Bqukr% found the'body after she had b ^ from 'tbe earth is 92,900,000 mtlea. Chicago, 10. dole . . . i _____85-18-^72 Albany 3, 1; Binghamton 2, 4. .660. after first basemen in toe H f cdmpUmerited the men of restaurant is not likely to be made Goslee ...... 88-15—71 Sorantem 6, 2; Springfield 5 (13) Elmira . . . •••...5 9 48 ".S5l 'Bums’ .coaches toad to get him « toed Guardk on their en- Named Ooffege S'neideat ^ VetcesMi KeweiwpaniMB Dies 1 missing, only 15 minutes, the sher-' Homa rims —J'O^hiolsoa, Chica­ leagues, six-foot, six-and-a*b SQME|Mr- Kll«r New Ortdans,. Aug. 19—f-*)— ^ Hutchinson . . . 82-11—71- 1 . Albany . . . 57 47 ,548 about ambling to first. . . . And the lusiasm -which -they displayed dtednclBg Ageatf) Former Ball Playm Dies and Charles Raccagni ia planning (ITs office said. . MacFariane .!■ go, 17; O tt Nsw'Yoilc. 15. inch '-Howard Schultz to continue to operate the grill and two and one-half month old squab­ OroM ' Utica 9, 0;. Elmira 6. 2. 1 Bmgbaniton 57 49 ,538 ■back out of ,'the- dugout to touch __ rday and also thanked the- in- Jersey Cffty, N, J., Aug. 16.—(/P) Washington, Aug. 16—h~Roa- Question: E. J. M.'asks: “Is the bead 'Of the Phoenix War i^ ’ce Stolen.bassa— Vaughan, Brook­ Paul of -toe American . mixture at cataphor and rubbing Lowell, Mass., Aug. 16. . . restaurant lyn, 18; Lowrey. Chicago, l6! ble is iMheduled for final .qettle- Knofla ...... ^ -3 8 —79 National Wilkes-Barre .... 56 49 . .533 the bag. . . . \Vho said toe Dodgers :ructora for the J<*'which they —The Very Rey. Vincent J. Hart, coe Wright, 43, yeterfui newspa­ im/iFjt/yr'tun and Rationing board and has lived ! Hartford- ...... 5 2 49 .515 have change? In-Order to'acquire Schultz : alcohol a real reducing agent when Arthur W. Whitney, SB,, who play­ here about 10 years. They moved 0UDYS latching— Sewell, Pittsburgh, > - St John 42-37-^79 ' St. Louis 11, 3; Brooklyn 3. 4 m e^tely t^e president' t t iiformsd in putting on the rector of the ■ St. Francis Xavier perman and publi'relations execu­ raen; here at 10 p. m. (Central Sunday’s Sweepstakes 1 Springfield ...... 38 60 338 monstratlon. parish. New York City, has- l}e'en tive, died suddenly _ todej^,”- Juat applied on the skin?" ed third base for the Chicago Cubs to their desert home, 10 miles 18-4; M. Cooper, S t Louis, 18-6. W ar ’Hme) totoght whep, feather­ ( 10). ■ Brookl^ club seilt piteber Answer: I do not bold the opin­ In the 90s, died last night Whit­ Colin Davies . .92-24—68 - ! Chicago S, 3; PMladelpbia 2, 0. Utica ...... 24 X' ■76 . r ’.240 Nice Day—Wasn’t It Other guasts At fha affair in- appointed president of S t Peter’s after his reappointment as direc­ Soldier Injured east of here, fbur years ago. 4 0 weight .champion Jackie Callura SaOherek t.* .. 88-13—70 .Anterioan Wilbur Adams, the. Sacramento Melton to St PauJ on optlooij ■ Captain William Dwyer! In- ion that successfBl reducing may ney went to-.the majdr league in WARTH BT m as After homg Bbtess Boston 5, 1; Fhttsburgh 1. 11. leased infielder Joe Oibugo to(-f College, Jersey. City. 'His appoint­ tor of information and statistics defends his N.BA.. title against C avedon...... 90-18:«-72 Cincinnati 5, 6; New York 4, 5. j W. L. Pet. (Calif.) Bee-News Sports writer Offlcer at Headquarters ment 'w aj -annmanced last night at tor the Civil .Aeronautics admin­ be accomplished b|y the use of any 1891 after playing with the Lowell ...... 6 5 ' 40 Saints outright; arranga^t . Cuttiaa, ganeml manager of preparafion applied to the ontside and New Bedford clubs of the New In Aiitq Crash Young Phil Terranova of the Low Gross New York . .619 who used to do a bit -of foot-racing, a faculty dinner,. He-'wUl succeed RerigiH Draft Board Post New Haven, Aug. 16—(8^—Mrs. ■49 , .529 Paul td purchase Flrat XaBcn Bicklord JCxploaive istration, a t ^ t he resigpied in of the body. I.find that diet and England L ei^e in 1887 and 1888. Bronx, N. Y., In a 15-roimd deci­ S t J o h n ...... 40*85—75 Today’s CMines " Cleveland . ....* * 55 rises to recall the time he ran the Vf ry Rax. Dennis J. CJomey, Helen Ifall Owsley^ wife of, John .....5 8 92 .527 Jack Bolling from New Orl Hijr who secured the explo 1941 becaiue'.of-111, health. exercise'are the bwo napet. reliable sion bout. H- Smith . . . . . 40-89—79 Washington against Chariey Paddock about 20 who will be aasijgned to the Jesuit Bowling Green, O., Aug. 16.— E. “Jack" Owsley, former -Yale Approximately 12,000 fans are FauUcr^er . . . . . 40-89—79 : Eastern' Chicago ...... 55 51 .619. years ago! . . . Says It wouldn’t be toe Southern .AModatlbn: for yesterday's caercises. lAbor school in Philadelphia. methods at reducing. W atorbu^, Aug. 16.—(ff)—?Tech. —^Tom C.' Wooden, ^ i i ^ World footbim star and now vica presi­ Hartford at Scranton. Detroit _____ 54 . 50 , .519 ^sctly the truth to eay he raced ■addition, paid a a at Bm Second Elat- Coal SUpmeuta Drop .TOWCHT expMted to pay more than 830,000 1st Roond Palrlaga Springfield at Wilkee-Barre. Wire Coqjiinanioatioiis-Broken CTorp. Louis iCartlnho, 90, Oakville, war v^ran, resigned' today aa dent’iff the High Standard Motiu- Borton, «*. •..5 2 55 .486 ■against Iteddock; but they both amount of monaR B .Petofihment were ehairnten of Wood-County's Selec­ to oee the little buka-eaws slug out Claaa A Utica at Bteghamton. > (StooMM* V toanj Washington, Aug. ,16. — (gV— was reported in “poor condition” At 9 faeturlnff coinpqny, died -at her the aniwar in what will be New St. Louta .. .•••'. .45 59 .438 gtarted and finiehed ^ e eame 840,ooa the only oasualty Oeoia Prooesaon. Bad Walkout Bern, Switzerland, Aug. 16— Boyce va.' Walter Murphy, Dei st!! Natlooal National to toe fastest human, and Paddock Ftaite. Wolf Who aMppid astd Cedar Rapids, la., Aug. 16—(>P) a dispatch from Cbiasso, on the stomach ulcers; Wbiat effect, if shy be is being treated for injuriea re­ ers. ■ John vs. 8Un Btraimb, Earl Ball- Ctnctnnatl at New York. ,W. P e t talked all the time they werh op i B I f OM a t Bm InflHratioa —Production was resumed at the week ended Aug. 7, compared with ceived early yeaterday morning «‘.Ever sihee tke aight of-June 80 ** •<, • L Italian-SwisSi^ ffonfier.,. said this has smqking on tlids condition?My 6,767 c a n the preceding week. Sec- WTIC . . . W EST X 9^1fwri Hofds PeSea C|asfca sriien Terranova, a 18-yeartoId lad slepar v s .'‘Commie Faulkasr,'.'Art Pittsburgh at Boston. St Louis .. .. • .69 35 *668 toe marks.. . Kept it lip after toe Danaz. Ttet,— Psoick' A Ford Ltd., Inc., plant aftejrnoon th at all telephone and stomach is highly add and uy -when the car he waa driving Wt Supply .of Beef Increaaeo WUkls vs. P i ^ BallMspsr, Jack St; Louis at Brooklyn (twilight). . . a;..5 8 ‘49 * gun sounded, top.. . .'Wilbur tsaan- expect to .find rnymU - Bm affair here today when 600 jhembers of jtfm/im-muK yetaro of the Interior Ickes, as solid A -who has been fighting profession­ iSnclnaati M i tele^aphic - communications ■ be* friends tell me that tbs smoking fuelsndminisfntor, announced to- a telegraphy jMto 9T South ' Main Wost Hartford, Aug. 1^—(iP)— ally less‘th a n y e a rs, knocked Oiensy va. A rt Knofia, Henry Chicago at Philadelphia (night' Pltteburgh,v ...... 57 50 ’.838 aged to.keep up for about 100 doov la tanztUiig tlmai Bm toatnw- the American Federatlori of Grain tween Italy ’ snd Switzerland had will increase the addtty. Also, my street here. ' - Boston. Aag. 16.—(P)—The sup- , Rockwell vs, Doug Btstson, Esksl but Mrs. J. B. KRtaa t Idsstouanit Gheaterfleld day. Connecticut Police Clerks put the chdmpion in the third round Ameffoan ' .Brooklyn '...... 5 5 63 > j» 9 yards... . Then Paddock remarked EVoceasors Council No. .18619 been broken^ . - vision is faulty and they have Joseph Argenta, ^ a pa$aenger, ply of beef In Boston ihdreaaed Association held its first meeting of an overweight match at Hart­ Buckland va. C. C. Varney. Washington a t Cleveland. Boston ...... 48 54 .471 "W ell, p ^ I must get going. See asleep ta kar firoat*] % smd Qiiards- (AFL) ended a walkout that be; waa in *Talr” condition' at the by 50 per cent last week, the Qfflce ^H E TELEPHONE MOUl* Animal ahatter . . UpptoaottSsmd WIP frightenbd me by saying that the The earlieit reptiles on here yiestsTday'iuid ri'eeted John ford, (^nn„ rival manag^re and -'C1ass''B' New York at Chicago (night). , CMcago ... _____ 49 57 .462 ■you latAr.’] ffaa Aug. 13 In protest over the The 'Safety match came Into gW/UlnWIN! tblMtoCo has a had effect on the hospital, but namea at both are of M ce AdmlnlatniUon said to­ C. WilsOn of West Hartford presi­ fighters have exchanged a continu Jack Hnyden .vif. Bob Cole, Jim Boston at' St. Louis (night). PMIadelphia .'....5 0 60 ,455 "1 saw him next after, he broke tured toe wrtfaaM iti Meepsed dyqa- dUmlssal at Fred Fox, a plant earth, had huge bellies ahd day. after a survey of local pack- OREAT A R tttT SERIES use gbout the middle at the 10th optic nervs." aUmpy isgs. stHl on the danger list, hospital d e n t ous stream at boaste anckjkUbis. WUcy va. Roy Upp, Jay Rand vs. ^ (Only games schcdided.il New ywk ...... 39 67 368 the tape,’’/wUbur admitei ' . chased fiterafexi' j u a r ^ centuBu - 'v ■ Anssrsrt gsanlffnt Is nsnsMg authoritlss aald. ' ■ . * ■ .f • ) v.-l / , x / ’ -‘'K . ■ MANCHESTER EVBNINiG WAT;

r ie .... t r ': , ...... PEAIH Sen. COPVatdHT. IN Anguat Shower , Soldier Eoy Friend—Are you do any of tha other boys or girls A City's Wants & assified ForYDur Benefit By Adeline McEl Nsa inc> m m aenvics. I e mboii nas orawn her stars free this evetiing? X < care to answer Junior’s question? - -- - ■ 'X^ 3 W*y, ,haa,.hldden them, tonight; Girl Friend—Well, not mtaqUy X AnoNmly blackened. clouds will free, but very inexpensive. One of tha niambart o7 our Farm PC" C h a p i» stay/iq startle and affright. Au^mohll^ for Sale Hdsineas Services Offered 13 Help Wanted-^emale S5 Garden— Fat m— Dairy Rooms'Without Board 59 Wapted to Rent 68 had hapj^ned. Clem hs6 been over Bureau reported that her small Gladys— Those who talk behind Annoonci^ants to^the police etaUptf^again. There The raln-domea dkshing madly by; Definitions: daUghtar wanted a dime or t^hkel OUT HOUSES A N D sepUc tanks Products " ''Aft. A naaty mliuuto of rain ’ and the back of a certain spinster are WANTED — PASSENOEI^ to 1940 • FORDR±> tcORDORFORDOR SEDAN. WANTED—TWO GIRLS ka wait- -FIGR RENT—ROOMS, complete- I WANTED BY YOUNG couple, 81 was despair InJris voice when he with crashing thunde'I-roll; Neurotic: A sufferer who la told and. When pressed for toe re a s ^ nm cLO Pg s*tur. cleaned, also ashes and rubbish' ressea. ^ a t have experitoce. Ap­ snow was dci^mg acroas Midvhle^ eally being very catty. She could Rockville. Leave 7:30. Rpturn at 1940 P ^ tia c 2 door sedan, 1940 ^.ly furnished, \ single and * double dr 4 rooms, central, no .chlldran. told Pat abquC it. Chief Blair was ■Pink tongues "oiSjghtniiig lick the his trouble ' it just "nerVes" be­ replied: htkm m Mm CMUr «ad Bes­ removed. Write Box F, Herald. ply Centef- Restaurant, 6OT Main beds, kltcjfien privileges, on bus as Pat Cleyefand hurried along Ihc i . married anyone she pleased. 6. Call 7140. ______Chevrolet town aedan, 1939 FOR SALE— Q U ALITY lima Write Box 654, Manchtoter or I t r e a c h e r ^ sidewalk toward the ! had the sky, as cats wilPllck s' bowl. cause the doctor just doesn’t want Farm DaUtoter^Well, one of lan a tiM t Keemm. OeU 6007. ______^ ...... street. Tel. 3972. - \ , line. Must 'See, to appreciate. 237 comb, to take the time to make a proper Then why Is she .. atlll Chevrolet atatton yagon, 1938 beans for canning. Call 8039. Phone -2-C|435. neat l ^ k building that houeed * fipe-toothed The ground is thirsiyxs*'*'** the big boys skid if I'l give it to single ?V ■ y _ . ^ WANTED — TWO ^'t>H THREE Pldsmobile sed .n, 1937 Plymouth Center street. 2-1561 from flower were patched; thc^air was diagnosis.'. yaer-piADTS c r a s h handbag ASHES AND R U B U l^ removed. WANtED— PRACTICAL hd^- theAfidvale Express, th i lea d in g- b u t ^ r e was nothmg. .. film he'd teach mVto cuss. GladysXsweetlyl^ahex -never In McLnnan’a atora. Contalna riders to and fpdjn Colts, first sedan. Cole Motors—4164. Call 3444, ; X 5'io 7. Girls only. WANTED TO RENT— FOURl only—newspaper, h» the aleepy [, ’Everything under control, Pa- dust; Luck: Is the crossroads w he^ 'keeper for 2 adults. 9 Oakland ^trtcla?’’ Clem asked, glancing over Now .cooled, refresned, withiiTsqn preparation meets opportunity. been able toX jleuq ai ,M m aum c t money, valuable shift, front vicMity of Pine Acfee street. Tel. 7927. Household Goods 51> roorns, centrally located, 3 adulta. I X ^ ir th inci motion prolohiT life. FOR REN’T-R O O M sulUble'^toc „ hour, as dry clay mflta Its crua Ideal Wife: One who ksepa her pnsera and wrtat watch belonging '.or Pine Acrto^^Terrace. Cajli4786, Resident! of town 30 years. Write | was leaden. November fray that ’ her shoulder at toe two-column Don’t you-all ’foi^|vJ:~ Auto Repairing— ALBER'rs AUGUST couple or 2 gentlemen,'near Cher '"R co, b Thc o lris newly washed and sweet, Bband thinking he hat more --- T " . "X to aon in aetvica. Reward. Household Services WANTED—WOMAN or glfl for aeemed to hang eo low that It tout , bead ehe was ., fair weather—r , X ;z Painting Furnltpres,^Feature8 neys. Inquire at 101 Chestnut S t ^ -- - - » , X'Yep. this Is the last headlme^^ the thunder grumbles far; sedse than she has. X It was in a-^. bistorj’ clast fojr V m o f V U Parker. > .. Offered IS-A work on mangle. Manchester I'Mldvale Sway into a -^nat we all hang seffl AjiComobilea for Sale Last year mirchandise was plen- w a Nt e d - t p R E N T ^ ' o k 6{ i ..A short time later Pat was No more of'euffocsting heat; and Oplliqism; That which makes a Junior grade ,/chiMi4n and the' Laundry, 72'Maple atreet. 1. World of it! own. Only the north teacher read aloud: - ’’Columbus ^Xlpn’t hang together. LET US" PO R i^ L A ^ N IZ E ' your tifull A t that time, we placed ckr- room house ' or, ajpkrtnapirt by I searching Parker’s desk, .stfme- yonder shines a atar. man of ^95,, buy a new suit of HAVE YOUR CURTAINS laund­ Boarders Wanted S9^A [wind that blew in «Cro«i the river ,| landed in Amerjca on October 12th, CASH FOR YOUR CAR—Any 35 car, it will last 6 piontbs to a ered how. Special summer prices. WANTED—WOMAN FOR house- load after carload ord<^ with the permanent re8idelrt> Tri^^^BOO?. —Cldra Edmunds-Hemmingway. clothes with two pair of pants. MARRIED WOMEN to 41, high pficea paid. Drive over year. Also save the paiiit and A. D. NOW, what does the "A. D." often wondered why '91 Main Street. Tel. 2-1077. work. American nome, preferably leading manufacturers in all the AlTRAirriVE ROOMS- UGHT I sad part-tUM MlUnt ponupaa. now to 80 Oakland street. Brun­ make your car like new. Brun­ furniture Benters of America, To­ '^ ^ V to lv e re d InvplunUrl!^^ toe S - "" ? stand for they call sm egg-plants. Do you three ihominga pejr week, Three hdusekeeping or board If desired. Evans scanned the front page tor The Useber in agricultural Sunday School TeacKer,— Do any riMice not nMMMnT' ners. Open evenings Until 9. Sat- ner's, 80 Oakland atreet, Man; day, we have practicallj every­ opened the office door and a gust BrighriToungater (piping up)— know’ in family. Write Box W, Herald. Central LaLndry privileges. Rea­ Houses for Sale mi^akes. ’ X' Bchool waa conducting an examina­ of you chlM.ren eare to ask me a. • Opportunity for promotion. / 4irdays 6; Phrne 5191'^»-4488. Chester. Tel. 5101. Open evenings thing you may need for -the home, I Of 'Wind ushered her inalde. After Dark! Roofing' 17-B sonable. (deal for couples or sin- Tbhre were packets of letters tion : question? ' W ANTED —WOMAN OR girl, In at prices oelovr ceilihg; We defl- ’’Let’s hibernate, Elinor,", toe fiaitW Teacher-.. .Same Class... Unwelcome VlsltOrg; 'Those who to. T. ORAMT OOMPA :«ntu 0.: ' - , gle girls. Telephone 3989. ' ^ FOUR ROOM HOUSE, single, un-1 cslllecf' gaily to the pretty blond cuppings, mats, and feature serv­ Teacher—What is the best time i’’ Jitolor—Teacher, why did • the MORE'GAS IS QOMING—Get”^ A LL TYPES OF ROOFS repaired. vicinity of Hilliard street, to Sleep nltely urge you tp buy only what ices, 'sample columns that, had inherent Boy. , already are beginning to talk of 616 HATN flnished^jipstairs. Built 1941. Exr I girl who Was. a clerk In toe circu­ to pick apples 7- ang^s walk ti|l and down' Jacob’s better- car today at these low FORD, CHEVROLBTT, Plymouth, Maintenance of roof,' flashings, in, with, 2 children while mother, I you need now. If you don’t heed X been sent to -the paper, ’ and loose / Teacher-rWhat happened when an toi’ly and severe winter ahead. prices: 1935 Packard coupe 395; Dodge 1036-to ’ 947 brakes re­ celleiU/condltion, oil burner (cop.| lation departmeUL ’’B irr!” Little Junior—When nobody’s ladder when they had Wings,? and Chimneys. For re,liable service snd father . work nights, from anything, buy "The Best Buy" w ^ W ANTED —Two BOARDERS. V er^let. Firgplace. 55 Avondale] But Elinor Robeito did not smile papers that seetqed to be nothing looking. Sunday School Te.acher--:-Ahem; 193§ Ford sedan, $395; lOM^uick lined. $9.95.'' Best Comax linmg. 'call Ed Coughlin 7707. . 10:45 to 7 in the morning. Call at :z know o f---- .’'WAR BONDS." Call 2-Q912. \ lad. back. 'Hiere jvaa an exdted, but an indescrlbahto mess. Pat convertible special, 1939 Phone 5191 now. Leave your car r 221 Hilliard atreet. tossed aside the maW^featureB and A n Von Oolng Into the Armed 3. Room Outfts ...... $195.06 frigtataned I c ^ In her eyea; -She R E D R YD E R Chevrolet coach, 3396r'*i941 Nash . in the evening and We will de­ Bedroom S u ites___ from,^$ 49.95 columns. They didn’t ihterest her, Servicea Ortoovlng To Another FOR SALE— TWO TENEMENT) beckoned to Pat. sedan,. $795, Brunper’s, 80 Oak­ liver It the next day. Brunner’a, Moving-!—Tru c k in g - Living Room Suites, .from 89.95 buj^toe letters and miacbljaneous FUNNY BUSINESS Part of the ConntryT Help Wanted-a.Male S6 Wanted— Rooms -Hoard house;' !} rooms, bath and pantry;! "You took poaittvely scared at iff, 1 D!D«i’T Tt-lisiK land s^eet. O p ^ evenings until 80 Oakland street. Storage 20 Dining Room Suites, .from $129.95 papers-did- SELL US yOVR FVBNITDRE 9. TeK 5191, on bot'h sides. 2 car garage aiidl Elinor. What’s ^rong?” ,; T he (3otD Fever voould Dinette Suites ...... fr o m $ 29.95 WOMAN . SCHOOL teache^vquld Elinor looked more frightened !’Ready,-Clem ? I have thinga Complete. Jones Boys Cvery- V A L't^S REFACED and carbon THE AUS'HN CHAMBERS CO like room and; board wltn Protes­ large garden lot. Nicely located. half-way aoried out.” DUCHESS EVER CEY a LEVEL' Eo y W ANTED for general work. Axmlnstef Rugs , .. ,from $ 39,95 than ever. Her blue eyes \ were tMng. Has Cash WaltoiS- cleaned yll.95. Chevrolet, Dodge, local and long distanc* moving tant, private family Im^he vicini­ Vtar school and bus.- Terras. In^-i 'The sports editor pulled his chair HAS HEAD! LIKE YC Apply Burton’s. 841 street. Cgdar Chests t . . ; . . .from $ 29.95 wide and darker than usuaO She Y JONES rURNITCRE • FOR SAliE—1936 STUDEBAKER Chrysler 6, Oldsmoblle 6, Pack? Return load system, turiilture, ty of Chestnut street. Write Box u i^ a t 425 E. Middle Tpke. over to the desk. Pat handed him DECiOEt) '-vJ)UCH£SS -' truck-' Telephone ?-0771. Fireplaces , ...... from $ 29.95 caught at Pat’s coat sleeve^Uke a TO 1 11 OAK ST. TEL. M64 ,ard 6, Plymouth, Pontiac 6. storage. Dial 6260. L. Herald. Z - : ' ..X' a pile' of letters'and aUpa of paper.' ----^------Phone 5191, Bnmner’s, 80 Oak­ Combinatfon Stoves, from $179.95' drowning man grasps at a straw. "ORTC4CE Situations Wanted— \ "I feel a little guilty,” she con­ land street. ' Combination Radios, .from $ ,59.95 ROOM AND^OARD w'ant- Legal Notices 78 J ' "Mr.' Parker was/ killed last PAlfOTED 't^ ld ren ’s Cribs ... .from,4.12.95 fided, "but-if we should find some­ If You Have Male 39 two small/ooys, ages 6 I might.” VAILEY Repairing 23 MHal Beds ---- . . . .frorii $ 11.95 ■ For a minute Pat was ailent. thing . . .’’ W rite ^ 0X 20. ^ c k la n \'l’ On Essentiai W ar Work! Hnal account wltli said estate tWl I her eyelashes.. came to a compliment, Pat knew, ' makes. A. B. C. . Fixit Co., 21 kennel, and anjoy your ^Vacation. Phone or write foiXlnfornoa- this Court for allowance, It Is I and ahe frit a little flicker 'df Maple atreet. 2-1575.’' ,• Cocker Spaniel puppies for sale. tton regarding any it^ids not listed UHDEHED;—That tlie SIst dS'y of| Pat Cleveland didn't say' any ' W A N T E D ! Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Wanted to Rent I more. She couldn't— not about Joe pride./rie was, to her way of BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 0|i the Farm Jack Frost. Kennels, 26 Gardner above. Hundreds ofXther items at 68 August. A. D.. ISt3, at 1» o'clock (w. ( thmidng, a real newsman, sur­ jSity and Farm Property. PIANO TUNING and .repairing prices below ceilihg. ,t.> forenoon, at the Probate Office, I Parker, her editor, the best friend ...MEN... street. 5 OR 6 ROOM HPUSE or apart­ In said .Manche.sicr, be and the samel passed only by Joe Parker, and FOR SALE—TWO ROYS' bicycles, ^ Player piano specialty. John ALBERTS AllynA Street toe had ever hkd. She turned tHV«> COVitE*>T C(F o o a Have cash custoipers. also one tricycle, balloon tires: ment, centrally'located.' by sol­ Is assigned for a hearing on the al­ 'his opinion meant a lot,’ LOOXVVa OV3IBJ YH PROSPECT OP NOO W E A V E R S Cockerbam. 28 Bigelow . atreet . Hartford Phone 6-0358 lowance of said acuOuiu with'said I quickly and went to .her own desk Cff YTV’ CRHttl WHBMS HAS s v » E acR .Ev3ieawBo»< X o TW w a OM*Ct HAA child’s play yard. 81 Seaman Cir­ diers wife,/With year old baby, "Thank yoti; Clem.’’ She amiled. OP ~ SPEOAVVV Jy h ' HANDTWISTEl Tel. 4219. . ■'^Llve Stock— -Vehicles estate, a-nd this Court directs the/ I in toe news room. She didn't waht "VOO UA TH' COOT5YV «tOMKE. Vrt&avtvM’ CHARLES ODERMANN cle, Orilord Village. I WTNDQW^ SHADES—VENETIAN • and tw-U'adults. Permanent resi­ Conservator to give public notice ts to be in the front office w h ^ 'oth ­ still going through the papers. But «EEK», W .^R PSIZl dents. Write Box J, Hersrld. all persons Interested therein , tej I the smile faded quickly as she PEUiW S 504 Parker St. Tel. 4928 WANTED TO TUNE, repair and f o r sAiiE FANCY 8 weeks old blln^a." Qw'ing to our, very low appear and-he heard thereon be I er members of the staff ckme In, I * FOR SALE — 1938 HARLEY regulato yoar piano or player inoculated' ,pica. Call at 4S7 1;2 oyefhead, get bur special low didn’t want them to see the pain stared at- the tetter she had just AnAtat VVAN-TED TO RENT—4 OR,^ 6 puhlisliing a copy of this ordhr In Davidson motorcycle. Model 74, in planp. Tel.' Manchester 2r0i02. North Main >lreet-.^ Manchester prices - on high grade window so.nie nevVsiiaper having '-a clrculavi that burned in her eyet. Ma)rtoe. slid from its envelope. GENERAL INSIDE WORK rooms. Two adults, permanent excellent condition, Call 5293 be­ after 5. 'v shades and Venetian blinds com­ tion In said Ulstiii-t at ICasf Jtee) after a little while, after they had ' ’Cnera'" she breathed. "Clem, NEW CONVER'HBLE TOPS. Cel­ residents. Reward $25.00 bond. days, before said day of Viearlng and [ look here!’’ fore 7 p. m. pletely Installed. Samples furnish­ return make to this Court. I had toe. same "toock and felt the 1 luloid replaced In curtains, all FOR SALE—ONE LAR^E. FpUR ed. Capitol Window'Shade Co., Tel. Hartford 5-5526 between 4:30 W ILDIA^S; HYDE same pain, It wouldn’t be so bad. I (To Be Contlnui^i kinds of leather work. Chaa. Lak- 'Weeks old calf. One pure ^ed ' 10 241 North Main street. Phone i and 7:00. X Judge. . H-8-16-4J. X. Joe Parker was an Institution in ; Ing. 90 Cambridge street Tele­ weeks old Duroc boar, Wavedlne 8819. Open evenings.,. ' Midvale.' He bad owned the EX'- TYPISTS . WANTED phone jl740. ^ Must WashtSquad Car WANTED! breeding,: Inquire W. J. Webster^ Lt'Kal Notices 78- I press for half a century, had GENERAL CLERICAL 1075 Middle Turnpike East. I'GR' SALE— BEAU TIFU L dining .\T .t COl’ RTOK PHOB.XTK HEI.d I carved, for it a place of reaped in Male or Female A BAKER AND Rt .MaiicUpsIer iriihln and for Ilia I Moline, HI.— (/P)— Two Moline “ tf he passes the cactus lest he’s really out!” WORK room..auit», eleven pieces, solid A'l’ .\ CUUKT OK I’KUH.tTK HDl.D Pi^Uict of MaiuMicjtter. on lh« t4H%| the cornmunity that few papers ICING GIRL. APPLY; Help Wanted— I*emale 3.5 FOR SALE—ONE 11 MQNTHS dark okk., perfect condition, $95.‘ al .Majichpi-tor Aviihln and for' Hit* 1 dav c*f Au^ruKi, A. O.. inu. have. But it wouldn’t be the ,same, boys, 13 and 14. years old, each WEAVERS iM p f6r Important old boar. Inquire at l0l6 East Telephone Willlmantlc 1466-J4. piairirt Ot Maiufic^tor. on the 16th j PreseiU VVU.L.IA.\H5, HYDE.-Esq., must wash a police squad car 55 FEDERAL BAKE SHOP W ANTED — H o u s e k e e p e r tor dav of AuRURt. -A. !>.. lOt.'l. Judge. ever again, either the Express 6r HAND TWISTERS Middle Turnpike. Phone 7702. Midvale. Not ; to Pat, nor to the times for sounding a false Are SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH '^^^^ar Work 885 Main Street 2 adults. Telephone 2-0902 after i Ple^^^nl WILLIA^M S. HYD?:. Eaq , I Estate of ..Mary Breyer late of I POWER SEWING FOR SALE" — SOUBLE walnut JiidRe. , x^ . I Manchester, in sgi alarm. Neither was able to pay his 7 p. m. ^FOR SALE—2 FAMILY cows, one veneer bed, box springs and in­ id District. deceaip-| countless other persons to whom .. of Honry •NVUon * latp' r tMi tha elderly editor bad given a band fine oT $55 and costs after plead-i ^ MACHINE OPERATORS We Will Use Em­ J^rseV and one Guernsev. Albert ner • spring mattres.s. $2,‘>. Call .Matu’liesiPi' in said dP(^>aA- The .Mahche.ater Tniet ^ompany^ during hla years of service. Per- ing guilty so they agreed to wkth AND MISCELLANEOUS WANTED—RELIABLE PERSON Bogli. Tel. 5900. 564 Biish Hill 2-1627 from 4 to 7. '" X 4*d Executor, having exhibited its ad-1 ALLEY-OOP Skipping 2000 Yfara ployed P e ^ n s On a _to cook for family of three. Tele­ Ufi motiorv of Otto Ni^l-auli of zald mii^Vistration account with paid esrl hape, Pat thought stonily, perhaps it out at $I a wash. * OPERATIONS phone 5419. 5frs. Seth Leslie Che-, Manchester adtninistiator. tate to this Court for allowance, it not I even to Dave Elabn, the star Split-Shift Bai^. FOR SALE- 3 ROOMS, pracjic^l^ uni»KaKI»:-^n'hat six - montW* is ' l o o k ; ITWJLL SOWHil WANTED! hey, 139 Hartford Road. * graduate of toe Express staff. But Barbers Increase Price OUR IMTREPID THEtR JO’P C E M n X rf fiPOLtoOR. Ij^ new furniture, with chjwlce to f'^^^^M;;ihe IHtii day of AtHtusX. A. D'.. ORDERED:—That the 2Sth day of I A MlRACLe.H ■ ' ' BUT IT T\ME-' DR.VgONMUG,RECENE» A VtoK ^ W a taa alao oae women for Poultry and Supplies 43 rent this 3 room apartpi^t, very t>^and the sainc are limited August, A. D.'. 19i4J. at ^ o'clock (W’.f no, she scolded herself, Dave El- THE WALLS ' WAS NO THE AKICI SiCHJAN TOR iNHCS -nME-f FULL TIME SALESGIRL and allo\v45tat4‘. and aald is "'assigned^ for a hearing on tha cuts to $1.00 (from 75 cents). The CITV W IL L ^X'VEHteN5_^ opm tifm a In :^ m depi. FEDER.\L BAKE SHOP no experience necessary. U.i S. lets. Apply 287 Oakland street. adniinlNt rator ii$*<4Hrected to slve was happening in Midvale. Mid- THAT J^LUCK.BUT m . allowance of agid administration ac-j union secretary said the increase F A L L KiOW.V BREACHED THOSE P A W rs UP DOCA Itcrab - . An hlrtnc la in accordance Rogers Paper 885 Main Street Cleaners; 836 Malru' Anthony Gozdz. • '■ FOR SALE^COAL OR W^OD jiulilic * notice to The iTvditore t^r- count' with s'^ld estate, and thtaj I vale was no longer "home" to the lirlng: in their vlaIiuV^.vvU)t.ln said Court directs .Hie" Exectitdr to give) rangy-young man'who, after writ- Was dictated by increased living w m -tE irro i m p e n ­ BUTTHeeioss the Employment Sta- circulatijigp heater. 123 Walnut thne allowed by postlnu a^opy of e t r a b l e W A LLS SA\OTOGET , VVANTED->W0MEN a n d girls FOR SALE- 250 BARRED Rock i t r c ^ Corner of Cooper. public notice to alt persons .inter-1 I ing several successful books, bad costs and- the reduced, earnings of I MHaatim Plan In the Hart- Manufacturing Go. this order on the public slfeti post e.ste^ therein to appear and be heard] barbershops. ....n-'WASTWE b o o m O R E tS E )l to operate power, sewing ma­ 'Pullets. Ebin Wood strain, - also ivearest to the place' where tliV^e- thereon by publishlnc It. off left his swanky New York friends EXPLOSION OF Mill and Oakland Streeta chines. Ebtperience not necessary, 250 Golden New Hampshire'■ Pul­ ceafied larit dwelt within said town^ this order in some newspaper hav*-| to go Into government work. Pat S OSCAR BOOM’S ^ 4 ^ position, essential to morale of lets, 3'l-2 months old. Large Machinery and Tools 52 and by puhllshlnfr the same In some Ing a circulation In said District at | f^ e lp s jitlioself to Bus Read,^ Herald Ad vs. nViv.spaper haviriK a ciroulatidn In bit her Ups . . . remembering. ROCKET, CARCVIMG country. Highest salary paid gfowthy birds. H. A. Frink, Wap^' le ^ ^ five days before slid d*y T H E INV/EKHDR FOR SALE—NEW DUAIP rakes. .said probate district, within ten heaftna and reiprn make to tl bonus oo production. Steady all ping. Tel. 7158. / days n'oi.n the dalf of ihia order, and C9uH7;,ar\4 by hiailing: In a register-I Santa Monica, Calif,— (JPi — Ed -, A N D O O P F A R ^ C H E N E Y "That’s all toe police know right OVER THE ROMAN V j year,round, 40 hour week. Time Dublin Tractor’v Company, WUll- feturn make to this court of the ed letter bn' or before August K, I 'now, 'Patricia,” o e m Evani, the ward Anderson, 29-year-old sailor, mantic. notice ^Ivcn. 1H43. a'ropy oCthis order to Fred-j laOked transportation to his base Le g io n s encir- M and i-2 overtime. Write P. O. Box WILLIAM S». HYDE Express sports editor, told Pat BROTHERS FOp.^ 'iSALE— OAK STREET out furniture 'S. P. 86,000. \ceasCd. / - wrong motorcycle. When the pa­ to conformity with the reqiure- : n motion o^Geprge C. LJstner of x "' study was stuboit-^-she could see it OM£ 7?/ue THOUGHT: you WERE GA -GA ' STOVE/ inenta of the Boning Regulations D. P. $1*000. FOR SALE —WINTHROP style FOR SALE— UPRIGHT piano .Manohf OYER. LANA/ WEEKS AGO, 'vt the Town of Manchester,', the maple desk, suitable for girl, 7 to with'bench. Telephone 5078. ORDEUj^D:— That-' six months called down toalt^Lwaa time he sued a ticket for speeding, having eipfiesSEOA YOU SAID YOU'D LIKE TO BE Zoning Board of Appeals Will ho>d 12. excelleni condition, $15. Tele­ from t h ^ 4th day of August, A» D.. faulty brakes, failure to signal a WISH TO 3E MAROONED ON AN ISiANO Wllllam..v^ite Road (opposite . Cotip Saw Mill Center Street. 4-room sin­ heat, one-car garaife, cen­ cleaners or any appiianceXKsti- ceased last dwelt wdthln said town walked ov*r to the window and BUFFET—Mahogany buffet ...... 10,OQ preferred the i>atne‘‘Mlke.” 'which' FIILOA AND tsko Roaci for living quarters, .In a gle. 2 unfinished rooms up­ trally located on Foster mate glyen. A. B. C. FlXiyCb., 21 and by puliti.Ahini^ the same in some atood looking out. his handa bor­ ..wea rnns wvtct. s«t. on. g->» newtipaper havini^. a -circulation in hia frien^ called Inln^He asked AWAIT TUBA. Rural 2Sone. ■TABLE^—Mahogany table ...... ' 10.00 stairs. Hot Wister heat with ing into his pockets so . the girl street. Down payment Maple street 2-1575. / , •I (jllNirict, within ten that his name be changed to Mi­ ‘‘You’ve been a model passenfier. lady! All day long I’ve UfkN — oil, S. P. 86,600. Terms ar- days ifrdm .the date, of this order, would not eee -the jtight-clenched ■ Applications to keep chickens CLUB CHAIR—Reupholstered club chair, Burgundy 39.50 raqged. X X ' $1,000. : ; chael Teague. been hauling-men"'who told me how I ought to drive!” in neaidential area.s as follows; WANTED—GIRL’S WCY'CLE in aipl return make tp\thls court of. fists. - WING CHAIR—Beige tapestry'covered wing chair- . 10.00 ^ Single, seven rooms. Char­ good , condition. Write Mildred the nolhce given. , ' Pat was almost glad when her ______^ ^ ^ ^ L______R4ym >nti E Hunt, , Buck, Weir street, Glastonbury, WILLIA.M S. HYDl: V WING CHAIR— Mohair wing chair ...... v. v. . . . 10.00 Sterling Place. ' 5 rooms. ter Oak' street, now va­ Judaek.’ telephone rang a minute later and ' > 35 Branford Street. Conn. ' H.S-lS-4.'!. —. X TOONERVILLE FOLKS All. Improvements.' Hot air cant, hot air heat, large J(?8ephlne Billingsley informed her BY-PONTAINB FOX W A S H TU BB S They’re Off! Peter Grlllo, BEDROOM SUITE—4 Piece Mahogany .set; B?d. heat. Garage. S. P. $5fi00. In a stilted voice that she had a 161 G.lenwood Street. t Vanity with Mirror, Dresser base with Mirror D. P, $1,000, lot. Down paymiint party that “Just must be in the and S p rin g...... -39.50 $1,000. paper tola aJ!temoon.” Pat knew, 'fliuR cou(*$a,P4« EXPECT HEAVY flA K AND William B. Thompson, THE T e r r ib l e PEREP MR, BANG TILL VdU REACH tHE PAIRLY ST(PF FlO HTEla Rationless Sandals of course, that the cranky spinster ,H_ Essex Street. STUDIO GOUCH—Rust upholstered, studio couch. . 15.00 HudsotfVStreet. 2-fa'mlly Two Family, siT rooms each GETS OUT OF BEP AT 3 A M, TO FIX A STUCK AUTO HORN ■MINE, THEM lii.E. OPP05ITION~.MSSIBLy ' William Lewie, expected to pick up some inside TO OSJECTUIEm. FIVE M.E.S9UA.DRMS IN M ETAL BED— Full size. Walnut flnish,...... 4 50 house with two 5-room flats. side, comer property, 123 Spruce Street. X news on the murder, but that was W d»i6LE KTER-’ t h e a r e a . LET ’EMtlMe Steam heat with coal. Fire­ ' z o n ^ for business, 90 ft. beside toe point. Joe Parker would -Alfi'.-d Hopkins. MEa'AJ- BED—TWln size,'Tan fln is h .;,....'.....;.. 2.00 place In lower flat. Ijirge O p t io n MEAB IT. 90Y5, ANO HURRY BACK; frontage on Center street •Vjir. want the ^ p e r to go on— he had KBAUTSTEAStt. 70 Whitriey Road, M ETAL BED—Simmons metal bed and spring; twin lot. 8. P. $7,200. ' Terms arraqg^. near center, D9S11 pay- proved tost time land time again. APPROACH TAE6ET Harold. Mott, 'x , size ...... ; ...... i. . 15.00 Pat thanked Mias Billingsley and AT tbjOOO FEET~. 22 E'yw> r^ Street. X . ment $1,200. M ETAL BED—Full size mgtal bed and spring...... 10.00 hung up .befpiie the other woman FE C B A^ SCAT­ - Wiijian’ B Btrineill, EAST HARTFORD— Two-Family Flat OR Wads­ bad a chance to que8tidti,.her. She) TERED CLOUDS , ’ 3o-.Ashlano Street. . M ETAL BED—Three-fourth size metal bed and 4-Room SlngleX/All worth street. Green rolled a ^ e e t o f copy paper into spring 10.00 provements. Clrciilarin; *Tr- 7 '' X Francis Mf'Cajrtan, Acres section, hot nir her typewriter. ' , 24 Walker Street. ■ , ^ water heat with oil. ‘ V ’’Mlae Joeeptaine 'Billingsley,’' ahe DRESSER B.ASE—Birdseye maple dre$ser'baae^an()^ $7,200.’ 0. P, $2,eo<); heat, five rooms in each . ritate of Conn Requirement ' mirror' . /...... -...... , .... !... 1 wrote, “entertained ,the members fiat, twi^car graage, a of her Sunday, acbool 'clase at a' de- r i ' Appiicatton oi LeKo> W,; Gri«- TA B LE —M.ihogany parlor table...... wo'.I for permission to o^ierate an ADOmONAL USTINGS good investment. Down lightful pre-Thanksglvlng party •utPinobile repairer's liceijse tin­ MEDIsnste'vpllEST,^Bevel cut mirror.'..,^. AVAILABLE AT OFFICES. pa3^ient $ , . Tuesday nighL The house waa dec­ 1 000 orated with . . ", - , der the name ol Grlaw.old Service To Rent by week ortoonth. Btation •nested, at 289 Main Sudde.nly she stopped ^-ping. S.he turned toward Ctem l^ans. .htr***! In Mancheirter. ALLEN AND Lake front cottage at OlJT O U R W A Y BY J, R. WiLLLAMS . Bolton. '. who was still standing « t the win­ All persona interested in the dow. above applications may appear at HITCHCOCK, INC Manchester' O^ce: . > C an ” C3em. Oh, <^em," ahe repeated A N D 1 TOLD HIM I’D this hearing.' , when he didfi’t answer,‘."what waa 958 ^MAIN ST. TEL. $1(01 c l e a n UP t h e t u b j u s t Zoning-Board ot Appeals, Mr. Parker working on.1" TO MURRT MIM OLIT By R. W. Goslee, ' Edward J. Holl WllUmantie Oflloe; Evans turned. He shook '■ his OF HERE .' Chairman. B, R O T/14 E R S I N C . 1009 Main Street y. 8M MAIN ST. TEL. 1985 :8 4 7 1 ^ head, puzzled. -v ,. fS,. '' Richard Martin. '' Telephone 5117 • 6873i: ; ^ 32-4* “ Nobody knows, Patricia. It.was. Secretary. gone.” V " (,'■ ^ Oiitstanding -frock' to ’slive $ •’If we -bn^ knew," toe muf- woman real gratillcation month Murad, half to heraelf. “I wonder after month.. SlqtulerlxiBg and \V smcKinr rt^N W H it? 'x - LANK LEUN A a l , . Chcm, let’e .look In hia desk. smart. We might find aometoing.” “ We can’t now.’Patolcia," he re­ THC UtUreNAMTl Pattern No.' 84‘71-i$ sizes 32, monstrated. "Regaidless of what’a ^1 t o IS I40L01N6 34, 36,. 38, 40, 42, H and *8- happened, we iiave a paper to ^ THt-SaiOGE, 34. take's, with, short sleeves, 4 l-$ o p t" '• yards 38-lnch material. % yard .\Pat turned back to her type­ tm MicKcy for veatee. IS F O ftW A K D - writer and the stcu-y about Miss h ANO H M A N 6 Tor this attractiva pattdrn, send Billingsley’s party. 15 cents, plus 1 cent lo t postage *I know. a «m ,’.’ toe agreed. ” : TROUBLE! IVS HEARD 'Sjr M n. A oM Oabto ' aand \o cants in^boin, Tour Naina, SHOTSLStltl^ 4n coina, 'srith yotir name, addreaa just thought—*' Make yom play shoes yourself j yid Addresiit^aBd the j*attern Num- pattern number and 'Size to .The "Right aftsr we. go to preaa,? and save that one and only number j ber to Anne Cabot ’The Mahchea- Manchester Evening Herqld, To­ the fpnrta editor promlaed, "we’ll 18 coupon fot a pair of leather' fkU ; .tpr Evening Herald' 106 Seventh days' Pattern Service, !()6 7Ui have a~l5bk-aee/ But you know shoes! The aahdals lUuitrated are* Avenue, New York City. Enclose avenue. New York 11, N. Y-. .Toe Parker. He’d want the Ex- qnxdietod— have thick m g yam X cent poatage for each pattern orrraduton schedule.” - soles sad gny cotton handkercUef ordered. Does your' summer wardrobe The girl swallowed hard.' She or “sc^p” ties.. A little mg ymxn. The new . Anne 'Cabot A l need, first aid? -^nd for toe sum could hear, the linotypes out. in the and Botfaa bright cotton mstertal bum la ready for mailing. Contains mer teaue d f Fashion, our compiete compMlng room-and there was are all you need to ooostruot the 82 pages of aece^rles, «mys pattern'cstalog and sewing guida aoroatolng reassuring In their clat' to ter. Something to hold onto tai a qporty and comfortable aandale. save money on nome decoration, which is just out.. Shows over 100 To obtain complete inatmctlon a ^ i to helping, the family clothea new psttems. contfiina many help world auddenly gone topey-turty. COEKT-rSMUECfy for'crochetihg, and flhishing the budget in warti-mel-The brand new ful fashion auggestions. 25c per I N'antKl HERPES ARE KVADE. ’ NOT. etC^N «$ E pat «*# A0-0-,0-UNe.'. -toi Tls-Oa Sandals d*$Ueni No. 63SAt 1 Album ia 15 centa. 09Blf. , Preaa Uma ea$M anid n otin g • - - ■ « "

• • )A t, Aticrwrr ■5|-. N’ ■-■f:’: - y Mdnth^ster Evening ^e¥ald Average Dally Circulation 'ofMairt U, S. WeiUber ; F op- the 51onth o f July, 1913 turning into the ata'tion. the scoot­ ,C^a|iiderably pooler aod/loto R. TnMnttr RuaealL treasurer p i S^odten Auto er came along and, it Is the claim -liinutd tonight; oMlef'W'edi^today the Manchester Savings bank, . Is Hemlock Stree^Excited of Mr. Fish, that he waa crawded 8 ^ 2 9 pw ralng. About Town in Maine for a ten days’ w ing off^ the road and over the curbing. trip.' ■ ■ :/ Meet liti Crash He waa thrown from the scooter els That Will Member of the Audfl Over Rattlesnake Scare and the machine continued across Boreau of Clrculattons X ' ■■ MancheBtei^A CUy of VOlage Charm SturUvM it fcBothuiii - .wWl the grass plot and was damaged. paM ws and papatjiancari, Mr. pnd Mrs. Hand Hansen of Dr. Curtia after getUng hla aup-, ^ X ><" PK irk i ii'-ikh, • liiti-i-* toKo into buainaM Chicago; 111., left yesterday for There V ss considerable exclte--j.it was about 18 InfhM long. Mel- Owner of M a4e ply of gaaoline, continued on J f "ear For .Years MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, AUGUST F7, 194.8 (Classified AdvertWBg oa F ^ 8) / . vWMlLake street, is a former resident of Maine and L i ( aaaerzehcy' department o< P. (F) W. Main street; accompanied by her stairs ^hen she saw the reptile and I The woman was further upset who has been attracting much at­ is now employsa in the medical de­ ^Atrcratt and Edward la ki toe two grsndsonf, . Richmond and was badly'frightened. Running In- ,t when a person remarked that tention ^ince he started to operate partment oLthe Aircraft Company snakes always travel in pairs and .'Wary. \^ ____ Robert ,MoiTlson of- West Center H'b the street she spread the alarm a home made motor scooter over at its pl^iit In Wllllmantic. '■< street and her daughter-in-law; I that there must be another near- and Chester Melvin of Bigelow the roads in Manchester, was . JPzad Jialir. ir,, eon oC Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Richmond and, her street, who heard her cries, weiit I by. She wag unable to aleep Satik- V two children of South Maip atreet, ' day night as the result of the story sligiuiy injured and the scooter Ilia. F. C Mohr ^ a membv Hand-to-Hand' Fighting leavea. tomorrow for Camp Shel­ in Manchester. He was Itoilii In a s b e s t o s s id e w a l l s Of Surprise Invasion ! i^rOp UriVt: conlidanU today iWs inkling of Coast Area^; If' atlWet, was odmmlseloned a Second by, Mika., after a 15 day fur­ ROOFS — NEW COLORS - '' After Reaching Out­ Manchester and learned Oft print­ immediate Allied strategy: r xJMitonaht in the Army of the lough. His slater, Lieut. Ella ing trade a t • 'The , Heymd office ATTIC INBULA'noN Of Veilla Lkvella. United States and received his Notion The war' against ]^aal-lieW tu skirts; British Com- Partbns, who is a nurse. Is- now when the paper WSj^ weekly Fall Thick Rock Wool Blow Looa[is . wings at the Army Air located in Africa. Easy tovms. For tree eettmate ■ -■y 7 9 c .V;- ReBidents of MinneBota rope will continue to ‘be by aeirlal ___ , mandps Clear Way for l('Na^gation school at Coral Ga- Allied Headquarters in the or taspeetion drop card to Box and bombardment, for the time being Florida, on Aug. 7. Ueuten- The Washington Social Club will A-B, Herald. No obllgn|loa. Large bath size. 22'^'.\44". Extra heavy, absorbent Southwest Pacific, Aug. 17. Community Soil Up ii'ant Qannon attended Wilbraham "N Turkish tovfels that will wear for years and years. at least, rather than .by sea and Invasion Talk Is Heartl^Nation^B o n Supplies ApproaA hy Eighth hold its annual outing bn Saturday —(/P) — J a p a n’s holdings land forces against Numerically ' Academy where he graduated In Aiiguat 28 ^T-JUie Villa Louisa in SleevcB as Trihute to idly Shrinking But Artyiy; lo e Concedes. Its? and Brown University where throughout the central Solo­ superior odds. , . Everywhere Amid Both Bolton. Clam chowder is to be ERING Former Store Clerk. That was the inference drawn ke majored in Economics. He en­ served during the afternoon begin­ mons are virtually doomed ‘rtdentB Unable .AUied Headquarters, Nortfil' tered the service at Fort Jay, New SALE by capital oljaervera from the British and Russian ning at 2:30 and a Chicken and spa­ I and the enemy bases still York, April 8, 1942. OF ALL SORTS Manchester Fairm ont, Minn., Aug.-*^17— (F) stress which James F, Bynies laid Dh !l for ReserveB. Africa, Aug 17-—(/P)—-The ghetti dinner wHl be served at 6:30 barring the way to his for­ oh Genpeny’e remaining land Second Front “ Cries. American Seventh Army p. mTlfite ticket sale will close on Is Obtainable By Ton At tress of Rabaul are gravely -.^TfOday waa “Sergt. Bill Ander- strength In a broadcast last night. . Pvt. First Class Richard M. Wednesday, A ugust 25. Dayfd Be Here EUtr Dozens of Timely Articles \ surged into Messina todsy. " < it3ss, Son 'of Mra Carrie Crass. THE GARDEN New and Used. menaced as the consequence abn disy’' in Fairmont as this com­ Calls for Greater Effort London, Aug^^ 17— —G reat Oklahoma Git^Alig. 17^(F) Dickson Is the chairman of^the |C ea. munity- Of 7,000 rolled up its Byrnes, director of thp Office of writing a spectacular finish 443 Woodland avenue; Hawley, Pa.^ com m ittss. RESTAURANT AND Homes Available for of a surprise invasion of Vella Britain began clearing all non­ Even after the warKlt may be, a has been graduated from the air- Hum and School Use. ..Lavella Island. ' United States sleeves for the "victQrycrop War Mobilisation and sometimes residents from her barricaded long time before m^ti^sts can to the 38-day campaign in GRILL referred to as sisisUnt president ! craft mechanics' school In the Immediate Occupancy Extra heavy wHgfht towels in the handy hand and forces in considerable strengith pull into a service statloii'and say, Sicily. (Ross Munro, - CaiuHS, ' Army Air Forces Training Com- 840 MAIN STREET drive.” X called for greater effort and sacri­ coastal areas todSy as a convic­ selrod It Sunday in a move so un­ To Sergeant BUl’s mother, Mrs. tion gripped the nation that the •lian press War (jorrespond toand at Seymour Johnson Field, Breakfasts Dinners face size. foreseen by the enemy .that the fice on the home front in order to ”Fill ’er up.” \ li “N. C. At this North Carolina sU- Alexander Notion Items ^x^al»onery Items Lottie Anderson, went the honor press home the Initiative already hour la near for a powertu) new Tliat's the opinion of the EJxec- with the British .Eighth LnRcheons isyaders 'accomplished the hither­ of throwing the switch which of­ blow at Adolf Hitler’s European Army. In a dispatch from tha K Uon in the AA..F.T.C he has spent POOHMC to unheard of feat of capturiiig gMned. In return, he promised utive committee of the Independ­ ficially opens the drive and start* “substantial reductibn” In the cost fortress. front today said “tli' ’homb-bat- ’ ’ '.four months learning and practic­ Parties of AO Sizes Jarvis Tape Measures Pencils 350 Japanese alive..; and unarmed. ent Petroleum Association of haa tali'* ing all types of aircraft malnte- IV a s i d i h c the huge conveyors carrying sweet of living necessities and gave si Invasion talk was heard every­ Am^ricK, which held oii emergen­ tered city of Mei ^Coinmodated. •J6 Alexander St. Manchester Plastic Buttons Gen. ' Douglas MacArthur dis­ corn into Fairmont’s quick freez­ where' amid cries in both Britain T he, Germah radio declaFed- Nuance and repair. After graduating Leads • closed the new move in today's surance of ultimate victory. cy meeting yeBterdey to push Its e n .’i Telepbone .3902 or 5790 Phones: Hat Pins ing. plant. [and Russia for speedy opening of the last German and Ualtah sol­ from the Hawley High school, Pfc. Fraeisr Otven-^ Office 4.112 Residelice 7375 Rulers communique. Byrnes’ Implied thesis that the demand for higher crude oil Sergeant BUI was only 21 when I a second front. diers had been evacuated ^ to the " Cross was employed by Pratt A 'otinnanshlp Guaranteed. Shoe Lfces Fall to Bit Single Boat war agslrist the Nazis’might well Dense’Wack clouds oT smoke rise from burning sto ^ e tanks of prices. - , • r . Whitney, Hartford, prior to enter- Erasers killed m action pn the North Afri­ From every angle new moves A resolution called upon Ckm- mainland! ' ' Sewinff Thread be carried on from the air for the oil In the Columbia Aqulla refinery in the aodthwest appeared directed at Invasion, but tog the Army on January 32,1943. • mgliest QuuUty Matoriala (Iq a delayed dispatch ..froffi can front on May 29. He waa a present wa* underscored Indlrectljr grcs«4 to override the Office of Smash at Lingering ReMstanea Carpet Thread Pocket Secretaries lOc -X 15c—25c nreofired bvoy low altitudeaiuvuue bombinguwmu.us attack by-j- - American------B-24 ------Liherotors.x, whether In the Mediterranean, the In the scarred streets of Ik* , Leif "Friokeon, Associated Frees clerk In a Fairmont store before in a message to King George of f . ,z.- — t*. -.a ft. tHftX/ come uv Price Administration’s , refusal to • Time Payments Atras.ged. Birthday Candles Address Books Regular size'an^^tra large size. war correspondent, who went entering the service. Now as a more than 10 of which are visible Ih this picture as they come m-.tor across the English sprawling hillside port of Messina I Mrs. Anna Gannon la speni_„ Great Britain from President further attack. CYacklng planUand still, vital targoU, may ^ sexi^ channel waa the Allied war chiefs’ raise the price celling. I week at-Hampton Beac^New Candle Holders ■ ashore from a iandmg barge with tribute to his memory, hundreds of Although . United Stoles oil k«p- inteiicible doughboys of the Amer- P ^Rent Reedpt Books Roosevelt, who is about to resume sjnoking in the center. The War'departmentWar department reported that the^ 1 lean Thlixl division smashed at mpshirc.'Mrs. Matilda Becker is ^ A. A, DION, BSC Cake .Tester's x the troops, first dlsclosttre ^was hia friends in Fairmont are don­ his strategy with Prime Minister "Secret. „ . alao^^pcnding the week^efi Hamp Money Receipt Books made that waves of Japanese ning work clothes as ’’minute sfitlonal 2,000-mile round trip raid destroyed-tfeevast bulk of the xSigniftcant Devetopmento 'lingering' enemy' raslatonc* la I OlNTKACIOttS Candles' ' / ■: (jhurchllL operating capacity of the Rumanian area which supplies .one-third of Slghlhcant, howsver. were these (Continued on Page JPburj haiiU-to-hand fighting after readtof Beach. Announcement Thumb Tacks pianos tried to break up the in- , Mr. Roosevelt said later Infor­ ■ _ ■ ■ 299 Antamii Bt. TeL 43flfl Measuring: SpUhn'r '' ing ihe outskirts at 8 'o'cldck Is* vaders after the first boats had / (ConUniied on Page Four) mation on the long range bombing Axis-oH needs. ... developments: ,, I :on, son of M rs. Kiddy Cutlery Sets Pencil Games been unloadea.’ He aaid - the dlve»i 1 . H cav^nd repeated American night. . t of the Ploeati oil refineries in air raito onXAxis airfields . In tra c e C. I ^ r p h u d , 158 P earl Picture Hangrers Letter Clips bombers, escorted by Zeros, failed Rumania "leads^us to believe that /hiey were the first to reach to* The Painting Business of Joseph France—naturaUtorgets as a pre­ Bryairi^ Drive ^ty, but eight miles to the south I ftreet, MawMster, . hag bean . Ration Book Holders Tablets to hit a single boat but. did suc­ thq damage to the refineries wa-s gfaduated tddsK;^om the Naval ceed in strafing some of the boats greater: than we had anticipated lude to any new offensive. , British Commandos, after a devil- 1 Cs Benson will be carried on by Ash Trays winding up the landing opera­ Quebec Parley Allied Aircraft Blast 2. Declaration of a State of siege may-care landing from the sea. in !mg i^ter, Obrpus Composition Books and that a large number of them J K ^ F a s t e s t 'exas, andNfjW •onmls- Adhesive Tape tions have been put out of commission. , in Norway by apparent^ jittery . ^ second* hawWMBt In the his son, Sherwood J. Benson, un­ Handy Bandage Memo Pads (Taken on In furious dogfights. German occupation authorities. (Continued on Page Six) Held to Make •This stuck,” he said in reply 3. Virtual Isolation of Italy ,by< '"Ut K Marine Oovps \Reswrve. Machine Oil Note Books 34 ot the enemy planes were shot to a congratulatory message from At Western Europe 1 reislrea pre-flight _ — ^ down at. a cost of bhly two of ours. Uitocp **ffiA*mffi fn TlffiV# hffiPn whU severance of. that country's ,Ude'. Of Thrusts der the fintt nonie of Benson Barrettes Art Paper the king, “seems to have been well phone and telegraphic commjHllca- 3 the Chapel inu, N. C, pre^ght (Radio Tokyo made the unsup­ worthwhile.” . •ehooi. ■ QGHTS or Pictures Chalk ported' claim that Japanese Naval Axis Nervous tlons with Switzerland, .gtjdng rise Painting Company.^ > King Lduds Bsmbing ... ' ■ to the belief that "ImpPftont devel­ Rat-tail Combs Reinforcements ' air units s.unk foiir. large U, S. King George described the bomb- [T u rin H am m ered Dur­ Sbviiet Troops Mecling Fltishes! Miae Mery O’Brien, a mirsc at Yankee Fliers, opments might, the offing; peRFcnBn Pocket Combs ' ^ 8 1 x 9 9 : transports; ■ three warshjps and a ing'of the Important Nazi fuel - - — (Dispatches front the Swiss bor­ (Lale Bulletins of the UT) Wire) the Manchester Memorial hospital, Novelties ,. Crayons, landing boat In attacks upon an Strong Indications Man­ source,' carried out by the United [ ing Night by^ Big Brit­ SUIT'RtffsistBncr in But- .went to Worcester, Mass., today We will still maintain to do the Writing Paper American convoy as it approsCbed States...... Ninth Air.... Force...... s.T_ . . a der town of Chlasso quoted the for a visit of a few dssrs with-re- padep comet, funeral Hair Curlera Vella LaveUa. Sunday.) ner of Handling. De­ memorable and inspiring achieve­ ish Bombers; Eour .of Show Aliility Swiss Telegraphic agenby as say­ lle for ; Sue- Invasion Fleet Sighted latlyes. Darners Envelopes ing that the situation throughout Ottown, -Aug. 17—(«’)— funtwikiqe vdi reeob some High Quality Work olwoys Talisman . Sheets The Japanese oovicusly believed signed , to Intensify ment,” Planefl' Lost in Raid. Italy ^remained grave, with poasi- C:^’SRC8 All AloitR Front. Romie radio said today th at a I KeigMs Shade Pulls T>T»ewriter Paper that the Americana, now wiping ; Bvrnes. warning that there Is blU^"^ of radical changes from one RuBaell' Paul., of Gerard atreet, carried on by this shop. ^ Razor Blades A light weight, seamless sheet with - out bltter-end enemy resistance on Anxieti^ nf Enemies. “nothing to Justify the hope of un­ During Year AUled Invasion fleet hod aaleeman for thb-Q. E. Willia Co., teke on eddM beeuty. Filler Paper conditional surrender by the Axis London, Aug. 17.—^/P)— nioinent .to the next.”i Moscow. Aug. 17.—(8^ T* he I rightedsighted oiloff usCatania on the First Aid Kits some sizing: Light weight for sum­ New Georgia above the captured ■N,'. I ■■ ^ " Z-_— P ; In Constant Session haa gone to Concord, N., H., to Munda airfield, would hold to Is- powers in the near future,” said Large formations of Allied Drive on Bryansk, the hinge of\|bc^[ oooist of Sicily. Invasion bari Vlalt relatives for - a few days. We wil, es iwW* past, coo- Thimhles . Blotters mer uke, $1.39 Quebec, Aug. 17—(F)-^The Que­ 4 . The. British war cabinet was with Pen Holders ,,land-by-lslaijd strategy andst^ke bec war.^pmfCrence entered its aCe- he had been authorized by the aircraft—including m a n y Reach i. Heart of ^^i^cr- reported In constant session ailall aovdav j German fro*l southwest of Mo»* liiwe to offer Astioetive im- Interior ond Exterior Decorating Coasters next acroM the ‘ Kula gulf at the Ident to say "that "In hla _____ The report, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hall of 37 pnd week today amid strong Indi­ t.win-engin^ United States yesterday, keeping In direct touch | cow, la moving at the faateat pace: a provemenH ie ftotoral ter- Bias and Ric-Rac Tape . Protractors v ,Vlbi air base. . S ment as of today the major many with D^aitating with Prime Minister Churchill in . - _-- - - ^ ______.------* ^ Canadian Broadenstin! Hmi street and their daughter Bar. cations that the unique manner In battles lie ahead of us, not behind planes-^blasted at,^ westeim of any of the three current . oompanVe was not confinnefl b; bars, and son, Rodger, are spend­ vicev of prkiot ffkd'moof Of All Kinds ^ Shopping Bags . Index Cards , Bypmw Kplonibangaia Island Quebec. which It has been handled has been us:” ■ ' ' , r Europe by daylight today Daylight /Precision Army thrusts the Russian Army; source. •. ing this week at Gianta Neck, Old foqniromooH. Darning Cotton ^ School Books ^ Instead, the Americans bypassed 5; The diversion of R.A.F. heavy new.^paper Red Star Indicated to-, • . ,•. * • t t, Ko’onibangara island, on which designed deliberately to Intensify Smiting hi! talk with references the RxA.F’s - big bomb- bomber atacks from German war , Uyme. Raids; Given. day Z' ' ,, ' Sink Nino .Xxis Ship* BENSON PAINTING COMPANY Pillow Gases ea. 3 2 c Vila la situated, and overwhelmed Axis nervousness over major mili­ industries to an all-out attempt to With .Soviet tro,ops_ meeting, Ang. i 7-:h )P)— A51BULANCB SERVICE Vella LaveUa, 45 miles northwest tary- developments predicted by knock Italy out of the war by de­ stiff resistance (n the Battle ^_AJightweight^ijlo2,caseJ[orsum i^^ of New Georgia. Scisure of this the American ^ British Air j their third successive night •*London, Aug. 17. — (/P) — The subnftrines have sunk n|ne' en; Presldent-Rooseveit. ^ Forces, Byrnes declared that in; assa ilt-on nort.hen' Italy. Reports stroying -.her industrial facilities. Kharkov, other Russians dlvl- vessels. Including a large, tran*| northernmost Island of the New Arrangements have been com­ United States Eighth Air Force As the Allies' great serial offen­ ROOFING A Cambridge Street iip P C Green Stamps GiVisn With Cash Sale^ the .and fighting In Africa and | rrom the British southeast coaat „ II.hi. "Sion* were moving steadily ahead port. In recent operation* ln,t ' ''Georgia group seemed to seal the pleted to receive the American Slclh “we havemaet and defeated; said that squadron after squadron has demonstrated to,; the world ito- sive roared on, every available Bryansk supported by the • U R K E ^ ) fate of all other Intervening Is­ waters around Italy, the .\dm|l*y Th« J W I I A L 4 com chief executive here shortly for hia less'than- — 7t per— cent—*-• of the" epm- I planes headed out across ability to reach the heart of Ger­ plane based In Britain was report-, further north from Spas ty announced tonight. The- trar ASBESTOS SIDING Phones: 6746 -2-1335 lands—^ahongga, Glxo, W anawa- sixth formal war council vlth many at will with devastating day­ MAMCHISTIR i Dov?r strait In mid-morning to De'riijnsk port was torpedoed to Ih* .Ad ’s7i 51 HlNCH[5Iit,U)N>i Prime Minister Churchill. ’ • cpnl.nue s great offensive which light precision raids, Wing Com­ (Continued on Page Four) ; Aroynd . Kharkov* Red Star (Coattnued.'oa Page Six) (Coatlniied on Page Two) atie sea while on the way t* INSULATION Elseidiower May Attend has i>ecn undef way for nearly 43 mander Brig. Gen. Frederick L. An­ said the>Germans were hurling^ - ^ on the heel of tl Tfc.JW.HAL€eoi.> (Don Iddbn, London Dally Mail hourt with only minor Interrup­ derson. Jr., declared today in a re­ largc conWratlons of rcsen’es| V ...a...... A torpedo also correspondent, suggested In a dis­ view of the force’s combat opera­ backed'.up' by'iirtlts.ot from 40 to Expert Workmanship. All work M a n c n i s t m Comm* patch from Quebec that Gen. tions "‘ x tions which began exactly one year a large *uppl>' ship to the aa« gnaraptoed. Reasonable P rir^ Fourth Bald Hi i'Tve Nlghto Gerrhans Usiiifj 50 t.mks and air squadrons in an area. Pwo German transp AbletoOrier Ilvright D. ;Eisenhower may attend Speedy Gain ago. effort, to improve their precarious No obllptlon for an estimate. The K.A.'i'',R.a P, efttack *«,■«■» uuon Turin lu iiii last j yegj. tjie jsighth Air barge* and an ew ortlng auxlU the meeting and added that he position. , W rite. might already be In (Canada, night repreljpnted the fourth Force haa developed from a tiny Suh Reserves vessel were sunk by gunfire ONLY BALSAM-WOOL ^sis Tense Battles itogiag Corsica and a minelayer to Longer Week though he said this could not be In on northern Itoly In ftye nights. [ nucleus to a powerful striking (The Soviet monitor in London r — n.i. fo|.c^^ has showered 15,733. short area was de,*troyed by a tor confirmed. The Turin show cost the Brit reco-ded a Moscow- broadcast of Burton Insulating Co. S e a le d ATTIC INSULATION (‘YThere is a growing Impression ish' four bombers. One of Yhe tons of bombs in 82 missions on utter being driven ashore, Knox Says Losses in, a front-line diapatrh to Red Star the Lfeusrlan sea. the Brit 180 Oxford St. H artford Authority Given Ickes In Quebec th a t AUiefl leaders and State Confronted With homners belatedly made ito way Axis targets, and has proved its which said that “Very tense bat- OFFERS A WRITTEN, MONEY-BACK the mUltory staff are "waiting for back home after Initially being efficiency by blasting European, Cpmbat and Bombings subma^DM rank an Italian' something and someone—not just Most Serious Summeri marked down as lost. objectives in the fate of the strong­ sweeper and trawler by g Because of Threat (Corttlnued on Page Two) and torpedoed an armed qntl- GUARANTEE... K ’ .— — ■ time Scare Since 4935. Turin got what was' I officially est opposition. General ..Anderson ('.oinpelliDg A c f ion. Of Coal ‘ Shortage. (Continued oii' Page Eight) called' a “well ^concentrated” at­ assertodi ' ■ marine .vachk. For First Class Paint­ A Good Shipment of Four Point tack—which mespt Gist many' F or a loss of 419 bombers, Washington, Aug. 17—lA'i^Sec- •IltRM-W ffffi ■ Washington, Aug- 17^AV—With HarUord, Aug. 17—(^ — Con retary Knox said today that com*, Nor^v^v Police Hull .May Go To Quebec ing and Paperhanging i r m iMiumM President Roosevelt’s approval. In* necticut U confronted with Its (Continued on Pajps Four) ,i[Cofatlnued on Page Two) bat losses and. Allied bombings of • • i' W ashtogtun; '-\ug. , 17.—(^ tertor Secretory Ickes was free to­ German Fall most serious summertime Infantile production centers undoubtedly Secretory of State Hull said n r t Foi m a p paralysla scare gince 1935 with kl that he may g* to Quebec to ‘ Work Call IN F ill IMflUl day-to order it 48-hour work week were .compelllflg t^ie. Germans to Go Into Armv for any or tdl of the; nation’s coal poeiUve and suspected cases of dig into their U-boat reserves in c ilerence#-.,. between Pto* M IsVIlY mines which' he has been adminis­ Seen in 1944 piliomeyeUtis reported dueijig order- to operate agalq«t Allied I Roosevelt and I'rUne Ml« STURTEVANT iNOtr B u l l tering since their setaire by the June, July and August to date. ^ Catnip Tea Recommended supply lines In the Atlantic. • . ■ ■ ,*•— V • '• Indicative of the rapid gain ndH B e i n g , ' I l lti ilC l e tl . U i u l e r j fj^ ^ H o n wouM**nieaj| th a t p Help Bring Up The Supplies government. ed in the past couple of weeks, t(ie Oimmenting pn the announce­ BROTHERS’ The action. W ar MobilitotlpJV Di­ Rickenbackei* Expects ment by President Roosevelt qnd Decree by ' Quisling; [ rector Byrnes declared s|>eech State Department' of Health's i . . WITH WAR BONDS weekly morbidity report, out today To Overcome Dark Hours Prime Minister Churchill thabmpre General Contractors ■ " . ■ : ■ '• , •■V - last night, was taken “becijise of Another. Year at Least than 90 subinirinea were destroyed tin* was actually obsolete becauae of Alltefl I ^ ^ n F w ed . V - ;> , t ...... the threateneil coal shoitiige.r laugh for, several 'house guests on in May, June and July by Allied 25 Lillev Street '' Ickea haa estim ated th a t 25,00(1,000 Needed to Beat' Japs. the addition qf IS more cases fe- v,Chlcsgb, Aug. 17—(/P)—Members ■ anti-submarine-, weapon*, the Navy , . 17 l another repi.irter at Ills pteM You can’t help by driving one of the ported In the poet 24 hours since a dark, dull Sunday I used the St.ickholm. Aug. 17.—asked - whether------F*lal|1- NO P^RIORITY NECESSARY Army’s “Prim* Movers,”, but you can - tons of cohl were lost In- the mine of the Woman’s ChriaUan Temper­ cat’s catnip for the afternoon tea. secretory said It must also be true Thousands of- members v of *;^el ^ Tel. 5557 work stoppages last spring whjeh New York; Aug. 17-a-(8VrOapt. the statistics were compiled. that the Nazis have "loat some of the United SUtes h*^ to maka aure It will be there—where Dr. MUlard W. Knowlton, direc­ ance union awoke with V ight eyes No! need to smile; this tea has a Norwegian police were being In- | Russia w ere Involved to the C ^ (Vtl beeded*:-to haul vital auppUeo. Your preceded government selsure of Eddie Rickenbaokar. Juat returned tor of the Bureau of Preventable Slid clear heads today and pro­ lovely amber color, a sweet frag­ their beat sklppera." n., riucted into the allied force* to- War Bond purchaaes do. that for our the diggings. from a 55.000-mlle Ipspectlon tour Diseases, emphasized, however, as rance, and believe It or not, a deli­ I Wore* Than Loss of Ship*., i,- *1116 miners stood tb mi(|(c *<** of war zones, predlct«} todaynthat claimed that “for dark hours” f This. Knox told hla pres* *on- Army Juat at they build up a post-war did other public health officials, there's nothing like a good slug' cff cate: delicious'flavor. mier Vidkun Quisling, apparently | M ^ ditlonal 39 a week—six extra hours at the present rat* of’progresa’of ference,^ls even wbrse^than the. acting under . direcV. 'PedeTs from 1 partlcular*..T TH^S REPRESENl^ reaerve for-YOU! fk> buy bonds regu­ th a t not-.;:all reported cases can catnip tea.. 1 "It was io '■ successful . that 6 Fill Your Needs Now! larly,, frequently, for the duration. at tlmc-and-a-half. the war. ‘‘Germany, will not even definitely ha said to be :tn/antll* nightcap party was planned where. loss of the ships because there to German occupational auUioritlea POWER " : ’ - ■ . . . . .1 - . - , ■ John Lk Lewis, head of the Uni­ crack before the fall of 1944 a t the The ladles Imbibed of It freely at no way t d replace an egeperteneqd BodogUo Government Sq« ■ . I ‘ ■ 4 *■ V. paralysis, nrsons ;ahowlng the an herb tra yesterday In connec­ [ again catnip tea waa the only bauottd by fear* ot an Allied in­ • • . . I • - I ted Mine Workers, has urged adop­ best.” * . 1, * . ' . commander. „. , ,\t the Swlse-Italton And 8o slightest suspicion of the disease tion w ith the three-day meetliiig of vasion, ■ ,-»ug.J '17.—(^’r-T h * th»#e-ti tion of the 48-hour week In the In­ TiUm. he said, it woultl take a t are being admitted to hospitals for Ctotnlp Is but one of many herbs, Knox reimlled' that, when U-boat Member* ot Quisling * personal .Aug Dods dustry. However, FJdward R. Burk* least anether year to defeat "an­ the” Union’* Executive committee. operations were at their height he old Badoglio g»'ernment p^tive diagnosis and treatment. ^ The beverage was so tasty that some of them native to America, oodvijuard and bis Storm Troop- scribed " to reporU reaching^ iVo0r ■ spokesman for a large group of other Ztovage and treacherous with which the W.C.T.U. has ex­ had estimated, the Germans had were also ordered mUitorized Pattent From Stafford Springe they recommend Its revival as an 400 to 500 submarines. This Includ-, Coal Bint mine operators, commented that eneniy 1* the Pacific. A sixth patient, an adult, was perimented In making tisanto. the undei the decree. ' ■ from Italy today" ra toe additional labor costs Involved “Only a miracle can bring vic­ American household drink. I ed, he said, many In reserve which tween the Inprenetog pay aoal and ^n . Xaars admitted yesterday to the Isolation "For daS’k hours,” said Mrs. dictioiuiry term of . such brews Beport State al Siege MANCHESTER LUMBER by longer hours could not be cov­ tory sooner,” Rlckenbacker V pre­ hospital I here from Stafford Hiqy fall Into three groups—ton­ eaere employed for training In the (A London broadcast recorded the demands of It# pawer for Unols Son INSULATE YOUR ATTIC ered by ths price Increase herato- dicted In a sUteinent issued as he Blanch Pennington, •tor* recomr- Baltic B*a. - V pence and the iSM O PI mend a cup of catnip.v You, imay ics, aedaUvea and stlfuulanto by GBS and a Swedish radio *fi- ■Bth for yooraatL 'approved-by t ^ government. called newspapermen to hli office The rat* of destruction of one- nouncement neard by Reuters said Its Oerninn. ally that * t^ \- (CeaBnaed oa Page Two) jirefer to call It * cup of nip, or a These herbs include applemlnt, red .1 ' «». SAVE FUEL -INCREASE COMFORT! No' U om m entA ction - ihere for a preos conference. \, clover, sweet goldenrod, sage, holy a-day. he said. was-,bellsv#d to ex­ a state d siege had been la the war. The But Rlckenbacker added: cup'ot nepeta. It Is a sedative.” ceed the German rate of produc- pSoMem of feisdtog a ^ . mEPLACECOAL and FUEL COMPANY ' A While John L. Lswia^has prmioft Trtouury Balanct lire. Pennington la dlreotor of balsam. wUd mint, flaxseed, aaasa- Claimed throughout, Norway, CBS cd the 48-bi^ oreek oa one of his . Miraffie PnariMlIty Seca trao, peralmmon leaves, a lf^ a .and tipa and therefor* the Nazi were atoo . quoted the Bierlin radio as ftewdsea# 04 p- " 1 have cooflddnee to the Jioeol* the W.C.T.U, Department of Noh- “unfloubtedly ^*ring to dig into jaata of bei ]• £y«rett T. McKinney, Mgr. terms for MttUng the prolonged AlcohoUc Fruit Product*. She re­ peppenhlnt. . aaymg thht the Swedish newspa- SEAMAN mine wage dispute tb»t resulted in bllity of thjst miracle, and the' ac­ Washtogtim. Aug. IT——The their reserve*.” ’ .per iSigen* Nyhetei had reported Turia, Oeaoa. Naplee.^ position of the Treasury, Aug. 14:. lated her discovery of the g’orle* .Catnip .tea, Mrs. Peimlngton The secretary’s press cohfcrence BL,A SUPPLY C a a series of stflkss,,» spokesman complishment of that miracle lies avowed, ; ’’la 'a grand'"drink, for other cities was totes Center Street Phone .5145 THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. In the hearts, heads and bands-of .. Receipts, $154,629,813.17; ex­ of good old'cathlp thus; for the United Mine'Workers (laid to Sannwn Coal Cs. penditures, $24 T.754,560.54; hat , "DeitoM* Delicious Flavqr man-or beast. They say its good m t»g« * -“ i V (Umttoued a> Fhgn ;.Ra« Pola C o a tC ^ • Cant, LUmbyc Masons’ inypIlM, Faint M A N C lO a iB n AdverUae in Herald—T-It Pay* • XCeUttousd m Page Xwdi balaaca. HM7A24,824.4L I- “iB daissraUoa -to £rp.vid* s >lor alQitS'eau;’ SM N a MAIN 8% TEL. 4148 I aa i-age t'aari A ' -r .V