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Uxst 7WEL7B TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1942 Aan(I|rfltnr £ontittg 9mdi The Weather ------— ------^ Averggi Daily Circulation M r tlw Month of Jon«, IMS FotoeOag ort). 8. WenMMv Hnaaan old-fashioned' .Gospel hymn-sing ihw f gency Poc^tii LisLPrd^aiii will be oohduct^by Rev. O, Albtn Next Blackout Bullutd Issues Sugar Bonug 7,451 . IWgh4^y cooler tonlglrt than lest About Town tCo/. Dahlquist o f Esgt Greenwich. R. Dr. Alfred Sundqulat and I>r. Member of the Aodlt n*ght . J. A Segal era the pbysiciana I., who with Mrs. Dahlqudst is In J il^ l8 to 3 1 For Meetings Ig Confirmed Bnreon of Ctreolotlons it g f Ann* Laduc, d «u (lit«r of of the Manchester Medical as­ chargs o f music for th« wsek, and X and Mm. Arthur I^aduc of «1 sociation who will rsspond to V ' a special camp meeting 'wieck pro­ Honohester—^A Cky of VUlage Charm mmd ■treat, Wiii ^ e a t o f honor emergency call! tomorrow Summer Assemkly ^ at gram and entertainment U ached- afternoon. ManchMter , to Take uled for Saturday evening, July Local Rations Board Re* PRICE THREE CENTS J; »t A btrUuUy pwly, given by her Oolonel A. L. Bullard, oOmman-'^Army observers and it IS sighted, (OlneaMed Adverttsing en Page MANCHES CX)NN., W E D N E SD A Y , JU LY 1 5,1942 (SIXTEEN PAGES) p IMther at the hom? o f her aunt, ^ ------:------:----- — — 1 25, announcymenta regarding, TOL. LXI., NO. 243 Part vath G lastd^niy der of the local aotl-airqraft regi- i it Wlll be immediately fired upon ^illimantic to Open eeives News of an Ex< U m iJva Helrendt of Beat Hamp- which will bfTmads durug the ment, advised all fesidehts of this regardless of whether the alarm hea. Mr*. t«duc alao made the Mancheeter Is represented in the And East Hlrtford. On July l ^ h . ^ w eek.' arM to reWiain Indoen during-am has been sounded by the Civilian tra AllottmenU Wrthday cahe, aurmounted by, two State Health department'a week­ Sunday^ July, 16, the closing day Air raid. Lhst' n 'lg ^ many persons Defense organization or not. ly report today, with four cases of o f the camp meeting, the love Task Forco Ktafts at Jap PlanM in Battle o f Midway tapara, one for each year of Henry R. Mallory, chlaf of th# wc>c noticed outbids on the streets No Civilian has any business on Rev. Earl E. Story, formerly of Local W ar Price and Rationing More Heart [ Piatajr'a age. Monday afternoon reportable measles. No other dis­ feast St 9:50 a.m. 'will be followed Board 11-76 wras Informed today A ir Raid Warden Serviced, for duringxthe ten , and this practice the streets during an actual Air Manchester, DistH'Ct Superinten­ at 10:30 a.m. by a service by Rev. ^M^u Laduc gave a party at her eases have been reported during by the. Off ice of Price Admlhlstra- Manchester, announced that ths Should bAstopped at once. - raid. Even the wardens have been dent o f the Norwich Dis'trict, vrill Am ot A. Thornburg, D.D., pastor hama fresldent of ths SU ts W.C.T.U. Onrteopathlc Asaociation today. Back -o n South to Warping and thle town were pres- N o W sm lngs as well as ths Manchester branch. Dr. Jonea, of thi. Kansas City Fireai^Set in Raid on aa t They presented him with an Sometlma between August 1 Ths forum dlseuasfqn w ill be-at 11 '^(Mo.) College of Osteopathy and Rostf^; Admit Red Point at Which Don a m y watch and numerous other and December 1 the state will A m. The panel dlaeusslon luder / a. A buffet lunch was serl-ed Registrars Have Lists send out representatives without Is Manchester’s Quota the title, "Toward Total Victory," (OonUnued on Pnge T en ) Attacks .^re Strong. River Was Crossed. warning to conduct air-raid drills will bo at 2 o’clock Monday after­ hla mother and games were Prepared; Will Neetl “ " \ ' SBjoyed. He left with the group of in some 51 towns throughout the noon. The sermon ih the evening r state. Manchester has been select­ nature is waived in case of mail will be by H. B. Buahnell of Leba­ Berlin (From ^G e r m a n Moscow, July 15.— - lA aHective service Inductees yes­ More Checkers. Ratfoning , Board Gets ed as one of these towns in which , order sales, but mail order houses non. Lee Renamed Broadcasts), July 4^-r-Oklahoma mancl said today. Mechanized north and hurled back on the ■ his Induction In March. S gt W’ella hurrle^y to assemble at the report _ . j J era, either to get them between churches will be discussed. Rev. how being prepared by the regis­ forces were said to have pe'n- south to the point where they la stationed at Fort Jackson. South center to.assist the men from the Board 11-16 was notified home and job or for service aa part W. Ralph Ward, Jr., of the South state in conducting the test. The Methodist church wilt bring the e(.rated. the Red Arm y’s lines crossed the Don river, Rus­ carotins. trars who' are working nights to that it 'jtas been given a quota of of their work, may apply In either Democrats Building Up get them ready. On the sheets con<:' purpose of the unannounced test thirty bicycles for the balance of two ways. I f an employer Intends message in the evening at 7:30. and cut off Ruasiu communica­ sian dispatches reported today. John J. Griffin, Jr., of S8 North .tsining the names of. voters much is to give state officials an oppor­ July and application blanks for to retain title to the bicycles hlm- To Have Get-Together Lead Tor Roosevelt tions to the east, The Russian rear The Russians said that a break­ B m street, and Albert H. SchueU, more-space Is given as the names tunity to check the perforniance ... 1.1 ■ . _ _ ....ii.ki. self and only permit the workers Wednesday St 2 o’clock the cot-., guard has been' thrown back, be­ through acconipllshed by largo o f the wardens, the report center these vehicles are now. available 241 High street, yesterday en- are arranged under streets. 'Two tagers will have a get-together, Backer as Choice for The U. 8 .'aircraft carrier Yorktown (left) and'an escort ship of a Pacific task force throw up an umbrella of antl-alrcraft-flre as ing partly .dispersed and partly numbers of fresh German troops and the entire ARP services as to ttSad in the United SUtea Navy, sheets wers used in the past for at the Board’s office In the Lincoln ^mion to the Local Board and meet and the evening sermon w ill be de- Japanese torpedo planes attacked the carrier In the Battle of M idw ay laland. A column oK^moke (circle) rises from a Jap plane and hundreds of tanks support^ their efficiency under conditions as School. The new rationing order-i tlM.recruiting station at New Ha- men and two for women, hut this condltlons the same as '&ose under llveVM by Rev. C. X. Hutchinson, Gubernatorial Post. that crashed into the sea after being shot douTi. / (Obntinued on Page Ten) Former President Roberto M'. by a heavy artillery barrage had near a real raid as possible. . provides for release for esscptial carried the invaders almost to the vaa. reported today. The two local year there Are 11. sheets. This which bicycles are rationed to In­ Jr., of DanlelsOn. Ortlfj (.aboye), of. Argentina died youths were among 41 who sign­ civilian use of all adult bicwlM on dividuals. However, where he Miss OUve-D. Sylvester, presi­ Oklihoma City, July-T5— (JCi— edge of the town before they were means that there will bsve to be hand when W P B froze sa in April early today as"~the result, o f ap ed up ysetei^y. wishes to purchase bicycles for re­ dent of the District Women’s So­ checked by the spirited RuMian twice as many checkera as used 2. as well as all that .-Aavs been Ice Box kaiders Are Safe Oklahoma Democrats, who re ailtack o f bronchial pncuhnonia. in the past. ' sale. to employees, he must apply cieties of Christian Service will New Methods stand. Board H98 Meet manufactured since.And ail future nominated New Dealer Josh Lee Location Not Given Private Thomas Chars, of 597 This year instead Of using the to th*e OPA Regional Office, 17 preside at the meeting at 2 o'clock. N o need. Jo wrorry about small loe-.box raiders when you Japanese Armada l^hird Avis Attack production. Street, now stationed at Court street Boston, Maas., for An toteresting speaker will be pro­ have ad h » refrigerator. There Is no pon.«ibIe danger fo r the U. S. Senate, buUt up a The dispatches did not give' the armory for voting a new place will Four Mshi. QaartMrs location of the break-through, but . Ph K Davma, Mass., spent the.past haVf to !)• found. The only hall ^ On Gas Rations permission to act in the capacity v id e ' and afternoon teA w ill be . froip chemicals, gas, electric hazards or mechanical con- kad for a Ropsevelt backer MancheMefC Bristol, New Bri­ May fu r nish Death Takes^ it was indicated that it occurred oraak-and with his folks. that seems to meet requirements o f dealer. A s a dealer, he will sell' served at the haven after the . ' tr1<^ces. And there's no danger to your family's heaUh their choice for governor today tain andXartford, the four largest only to certificate holders. meeting. Rev. M. C. Pogue of'Mys­ fhmi spoiled food; for melting Ire provides just the ri;^t at, p>e western approaches to Vo­ is the Legion' Home. This hss not citleaxin Hartford County, have w ith three-fOurthe o f the unoffi­ Od British Hieight The local rationing board met Federal Government agencies tic 'will speak In the evening. ' moisture to keep vegetables garden fresh.and nwytts juicy, Ran into Ambush ronezh. Oemmander Paul A. E. Flux, of as yet been engaged for the pur-: be^(dealgnated to. handle the ra- - 1 Tires for All Former Head the Uhitad States. Navy, and last night and passed upon tire and the American Red Cross will • The annual meeting of the Camp with nutrltve juices In! More—the circalatlan'of clean- cial returns from yesterday’s pri­ The Russians said that, in forcing poae. tiw ln g of bicycles. Ground Association will take place washed alr-gnards aglUnst the exchange of food flavors. the Nazis back they recaptured a dBBghter Louise and son, Paul, It looks as though the vote this apply either throug.h the Procure­ m ary election tabulation. appUcationa. The gasoline dlvl;^ Ths niMUlflcmtioiis Friday afternoon and the address Nothing could be purer than ice, made from filtered water. small railroad crossing and in an­ are the guests of Mr. and M m year will llMd to the plan of hav­ ment Division of the United States Robert S. (Bob) Kerr,, the i>ar- ston reviewed^ 0 of the appiica- EUgiblUty for a certificate to that evening wlU be by Rev. W . E. For all thes^ reasons, your children are safer when yon Petroleum Inilustry Dis­ Of Argentina other sector applied such strong Xalph Hooker of S3 Scarborough ing voting done in diatricts in- Treasury Department or directly ly 's national committeeman, add- In tiona for am^IemCntary gAMllne purchase a new adult bicycle Is Lowther of Norwich. -use Ice refrigeration. Why not And out morejUrant ice pressure that the Gennana Yell Hood while visiting M m Flux who atead of having over 12,000 per- to OPA Headquarters in Washing­ •d bit by bit to his narrow mar­ broad. It embraces anyone engag­ ton. Gospel Hymn-Sing today? \ . covery on Synthetic back acrom' a small bridge and de­ la A patient at Manchester Me- eona vote in one place, as at pres­ and denied 50. The .re^am that gin over second place Corner moat « protest vote. Busby A comnuinique confirmed the gave this result of the battle: jor part In the fighting, destroy­ A t the time of his resignation he' Mrs. Ariton Judd of 16 Elro street, tify that he haa no’ disposed of a said, "but it does not warrant un­ A smashing victory for the Westminster road and Cynthia [conceded Lee’s renbminatlon. Japanese capture of Wenchow on Japanese losses— 20 ships sunk ing some Axis tanks and sending announced that his ■’last.hope was • AUCE COFRAN who was assisted by her mother. serviceable adult bicycle aince Germans in the battle for the Cau- F lashes ! Pearl Chamben of 150 McKee In 2.112 precincts o u t'o f 3,674,. Saturday midnight. . but the or damaged including four air­ due optimism on the part of Its. medium bombers back "In crushed” and that he'was leaving , (Known As (tneen Alles) Relatives, who were present from April 2, 1942, unless he can show spokes-man aald this did not mean cAslan approaches, they predicted, street., I the count was Lee 96.753, Busby craft carriers sunk and three bat­ American motorists. There should force" against Tobruk last hight, office because of "unfavorable con- ! (Late BolleUas otVktUPi W in ) SPIRITUAL 31EUIUM Rockville, Glastonbury and this that he did not need it at the time 146,868, and Murray 19.821. that Chinese forces had been trap­ tleships hit; 275 planes destroyed, be conservation of rubber. Driving would -be followed b y a Japanese SsvMfb Daughter of s Seventh Son Quttclalm Deqd. the bulletin said. elusions regarding my health town brought many beautiful gifts, he disposed of it. RepuMlcans chose W. B. Pine, ped on the eastern side of the arc and 4,800 men killed or drowned. speeds should be reduced to save attack on Siberian Russia. Japan Bom With a VeU. The Savings Bank of Manches­ While the hea\’y claah o f ground which have just been reached by Strike Affects Day Shift which Miss- Knight opened while Because of the limited supply Coal, Lumber, j Okmulgee industrialist, to . oppose which the Japanese now have ex­ American loases— the 19,90b-t6n wear on tires. Unnecessary driv­ was said to have massed a t least Bandings Dally, Including Sunday, ter to the C. R, Burr and Oo.. Inc., forces occurred In the north, on my physician." Flint, Mich., July 15— — A seated under a ahower of pink and of bicycles, housewives and stu­ liM in the NoVamber' general elec- tended across Chekiang province ing Should be eliminated. We are- 24 divisions—about 360,000 men— (JT) S'A. 3L tw 9 P. M, Or By Appolnt- warehouse and land on Allen Place. I aircraft carrier Yorktown put out the,coastal end of the line, patrols His parting message was an ex­ strike that followed the suspension white streamers. dents are not eligible, but they Itlon. IMhe served in the [SOnate from Hangchow to Wenchow. of action, the destroyer Hammann not y e t' out of the woods In ' thia In Manchukuo with air rolnforce- ■ W L la the Servloe of the Peo- W am h tee Deed and'llolumnf fought minor actions' pression o f hop* that his country of a number o f workmen tor smok^. Dainty refreshments were served may oe if they have other occu­ [from 1925 to 1931.. The Japanese line in many sunk, an undisclosed . number of business of synthetic rubber, and menta from home. pls for 89 Team Angelina Trevigno to James A. pation that brings them within the Mason’s Supplies, _ further Inland. in the central and would "follow the road o f ,»Fosr or member or employee-of the Local ing your stock inferior feed that lek: in The Donelly Engineering who had identified the statements. PO N Y RIDES a valuable cargo, and that our des. find not at all like a tiger, flying lations in France. five roembera of tbe ciaw at a Board and again In the presence of ■tion aald last night that Boat Works Razed. ies meant when he said a pair of . ‘The prosecution is expected to 2 Large Summer Squash (10c) At Adams Street . doesn't do the job. Xzive yoor tination and route were known to panta, or trousers, had a siagle or grounded; Doubtless the makers Royal Air Force ferry command the dealer from whom he buya the I apy Buapect Tiad full aceesa to them.” of this particular shirt hoped to bit continue the presentation of the stock Moon’s Hi-Quslity Feed. seat . ’--Ijon^n. ■“ July 15.——The FERTILIZERS AND INSECT SPRAYS I full access to all drawings and -and just what be was throwing in advance of the trial that, state No Raids Overnight. PlesM Mod FREE 16'pagsMUlsgM * ed amall fires aa far as two mllea Coavoy System Used have changed a lot. The Island .al­ House today broke,a' two-rsrath 5 Pounds New Potatoes . (25c) in g else.” back remained a mystery, although menta had been made to the F B I Adverse weather kept British from the central blase. Many res­ United Nations merchantmen ways bragged about its sun—never congrearionnl deadlock oa tha FREE! {Dnslratinc 'tbe wide atsertment of | 18 Plage ta Peaaearion one layman aald he bad a «o o d idea by ^1 qf the . prisoners ahd most bombera tfvm ' ' raiding Germany OPEN ALL DAY idents went to their roofs to stamp plying the Claribbean now are op­ a word about anow or skiing. rlcititnra Department nppropna The prisoner, born In Berlin what he wo'uld throw back. It was if not aU of 14 alleged confeder­ cvemlght. an Informed source TO TAL V A L U E $2.71! A 4 76 PAGE out the -sparlca. M idluiil firemen, erating under the convoy system AU these styles and garments tion bUl by a grM n g ta a SauaW Esti'BUd PaUcmZr-' ' | vhUe. his father was In the U. S. oasiatad by firemen from Barrie, '^ready .In effect along the U. 8. the garment were qoade In Los Angeles. This ates. The procedure for presenta­ raid. A L L F O R ...... ^ tion, o f such statements to the The Admiralty announced that ptepoeal to allow aoleo of g o * ^ : ILLUSTRATED .Nemo sendee and tberefora an OrilMa ande, Penetanguiahene and east coast, and suhinarlne-^halleng- Then a man toured the pool with should be made clear, because If meut-usned .wheat at patera haloig Merchaunts* Day Larsen’s F eed Service Lmerlcan ettisen, was found In many volunteers, prevented the ing Navdl escorts soon wlH aid a pretty blonde on his arm. She some at them, certainly that coat court would'be to have the state­ British light forces destroyed an parity. The breah Is ' " CATALOGUE Adjreu ■Ion of IS plans, diagrams, flames from spreading to the Mid­ shipping in the Gulf o f Mexico, was Mias California, a Miss Lucille with the big checks 1;^t. must ment read by the court ^and then Axis tanker and damaged two es­ . (Limit One Tn a Customer!). OU the gialu aula Wednesday, .Till}'15 • 38 De|Mit Sf|uar« '* Tel. 5406 G iy ■wlnga o r blueprints of essential land 8hipbampany where This, extension of the epnvoy ays. Lambert, and the aiutouneer re­ have been e hsnd-me.oiowi. from have it carefully Identified by the corting trawlers in the English ■etilad an dif ___-UJ. quested that everyone pay special Seebiscuit ever shows up In Chiaiiiiel sear the Freash post aC .(OMUflaed an ftf# tefl) (Ooatlaaad on Pagg Ten) (OoaMaaed ra Page Six) atteatleB to the man’s wool halt Brooklyn—well, look out coat. .(Oratig wed .ra 'Page Stx) - |C3iiCSierbourg tbi* morning. ITBKALD. MAMJnr-ariLil, CO?!7^. WETDTS'EaUAr, J V L T 1*. 194* ' \ ^ :' -'v^ MANCHESTER e v e n in g HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN. WEDNESDAI, JULY IB, 194R ■f. ■, ■ PAGE Manchester .burton's.. . fo r Try to Quiet m Bill Plan was reached when the BDie Army, Date Book Featured in Statens Film Armored Units outnumbering its opponents thi«e Farm Group 6 Face Test Hospital Unit to one, forced the collapse trf the WAKE UP YOU Find Cl|eap New W ay Red flank. X Saturday. July IS ’ Orford Soap Company closes for Goes on Utilized Fully General Captures Scouts LIVER BILE - ¥ The generals were in the thick X /v > ' Of ,j^ 'J,**"/|.^'‘ - Leaders'- . (-onfer >»;ith two weeks vacation, Predictions Made Presi- WidMMt CkI«m1->Aib4 j Annual . outing. Hose Co. No.-1, ' Of fak in g Aluniinum of things, one of them personally M ia I!m M«niing lUriD* !• &•/ Heiiderstin' on Com* Marlborough l^ake. _dent Will Veto New Untried Tank Destroy­ capturing three startled,Red scouts *•* ,•«. YrIe Gttmp Includes 48 and anotkw stopping to give a Tb« Uv«t tbbold poor \ pints of 1 ]irotiiise on Money Bill Slonday. July 30 Compromise Proposal. Into rour ImwcIr fVRry. Mr. If f* (/**■ .Special.'Selectmen's meeting to P ______U s e ,, r i i t v f r o m produce 20 tons of alumine a day Physicisns, Seven Den­ er Forces Gam Favor­ pair' op/tlred and dusty prisoners not flowinv freely, yonr food n^y net iTocesfl uses L.iay-irom ^ $150,000 and a a •'bi^cer'! of ice water. rest. It msy iMt deait In tho Mwiels. Then K act on Defense JIdusing, Munici- able Attention. gas blonts op year stomReh./Ton got eon« 1 .^4'* j WSshingtoTfi. July 15. <4^—Con-■'Tial building at 8, i Washington, July J 5.-r^^ — *. Kansas Deposits S o p»n>t plant to get the proccaa tists Rnd 103 Nurses. xYhe 90-day m&neiivers, in which •tjpntod. Yon fetl sonr. sdnV^d'tho wosM ^1 'grf.iWonal tiader* conferred with Saturday, .July 3.5 / new compromise In. the deadlock " adapt- to large « :a le . production , ^ e Sixth Army Corps Is parUcl- look*; punk. - / would 'coat only $10,000. It t*Ires fhoe« *o6d. old Csrt«r*i & : Laon.Hendcraon today in search of Annual outing Hose Co. No. 3, over the Agriculture Department I.Argc They Never •'■ New Haven, July 16.— (/PH- ^ ’adcsboro. Nr'i?.. July 15.- I paling, started before dawn Mon- ILfyor Pills to *et th«M z pints of hUs floir*' * S. M. F. D., Osano cottage, Bol­ day under the direction of Maj-. Inir freely to make you feel *^p nnd np>** . appropriation bill faced a show­ United Stfites MiUtary Hospital —The Army, using, the latcsL.dvar- 1 ' S' compromise amendment to a ton. ■ , Have Been Measured. Gen. E. J, Daw.ley. \ Get n pnekRse tod^. Take as diraettd. ! pending aioney bill that w'ould sat- down in the House today amid pre- ■ - t No. 39, a Yale tJblverslty unit developcd strategy, 'utili^ied fu ^ Effeetlro In makliur bUo flow fre^. Ask ' Monday, Augpst $ for Carter’s LitU^iver Pills. lOd nnd IM. i isfy parity demands of farm bloc Outing of. Young Republican dictions that the President would - By Larry Hall Rubber Offer w'blch includes 48 physicians, sev­ today the high m oblll^^nd strik­ ,c ? I members and still leave the OPX veto the proposal if it passed. ing power of armoretTunlts^ In Its Vhee avera^je Americah family -Club, Center Springs Park. offered by Chairman Cannon Lawrence, Kas., July 15.— (Wide en dentists and 103 nurses and ci­ eats abouC’300 Ipavea of bread an­ administrator in control ot prices - Wednesday, August 13 ' first wartime majXuvers. ReajH Herald Advs. . |.for processed agricultural com- iD., Mo.) of the House-Appropria- World)— University of Kansas vilian apeciaiists on 'Its staff, mo­ Generals, dispf^ing genuine in­ nually. ' ’ - N ,Red Cross Bloo.1 Bank, Legion Uons Committee, the compromlaa scientists believe they have found Draws Praise bilizes today for active war duty: - « / „ > I modities. ■'■ ' , Home, 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. terest In, the o ^ m o n soldier, were X .A’ L Whether ' the , administration calls for the sale of 125,000,000 a cheap'new way of producing LargSr than Mobile Hospital everyw'hCr^/ In the front llne.s X- '*• 7 -v® *' Aug. 81 to Sept.'7 bushels of government controlled aluminum, (IllnderellS'roetal of the No. 39 which Yale sent to France j would offer some such compromise Knights of. Columbus carnival. along Upr-'flusty CTarollna hills and — -----— — — iUT.Y MARKD^N SPECIAL!— ------surplus wheat at com parity price# •war. Boy c/et8 Letter ojf In the first World war, the unit 3? X / • » . , I or elect to. fight out the question Ihe-hitlterto untested tank de.stroy- •rt In . crops the purchasing power equiv­ collection of pyrex pieces.' tion's needs are Imported. R. F. Wolf, assistant chief of the and the art of doctor and nurse. » j on relurn o( bolll. F U /? be quoted by name. x. It's scarcity Is thVsj^eason scleri- In pursuit, caught the plll-ntan and ^ 111 ui. 2!>c It ail tirutfft^ii. MiSs Galligan is to be married War Production ' Board's Synthe­ We are proud that through you alent of a past period, usually The administration wants to re­ . Salesman's Tricks. purchased five of the pills for. $2. / on July ,27 to Robert F. Brgnnlck, -tlatii have been develbping feasi­ tic Rubber Sectidh, eventilally got Yale and the New Haven hospital 1909-14. . ___ lease the surplus wheat to feed He went home and poured five gal­ .Democratic Leader Barkley of of North E^m street. ble rnemoda fob extracting alumi­ Kennard's letter. In a sympathetic have the privilege of serving the livestock for meat needed In the num from the many clays which New York. July 15.—(/D—A 1942 lons of water into his car's tank, ALfCB (XIFRA.N / Kentucky has charged this would reply W olf explained that what American people.” (Known As Queen Alice) X X- war program, they said. Under fontaln it ihi smaller quantlti’ea. ^(gnnard , had "discovered” was a version of the old gold brick sale.s- added the pills and stepped on the Markdown Special! sheaf Henderson of authority , to U. S. Military Hospital No. 39 starter. SPIRITUAL 5IRDIU5I the Cannon proposal, they -explain­ ■Dr. .Moore credits the researc^ ‘ substance already In use as a rub­ will now undergo a period of train­ man liron the loose, and motorists control prices on a major share New Euglduders ed, farmers would not buy wheat on the . gas-starved eastern sea­ I Seventh'Danghter of's Seventh Son of the commodities that reach the of E. D. Kinney for developing the ber substitute for wire insulation, ing in military hospital techniques ' Nothing happened. Tn fact. hi.« EARI.Y AMERICAN for feed because they couIH gat new process of getting slumltium, board are warned to watch out for car won't even run with genuine Bom With a Veil. markets today. raincoats and other essential uaes. in the United States prior to en­ I'lteadings Dally, Including Sundaj, Get War Cont^i^s corn cheaper. from clay. He is a mining and Then W olf added that he waa gaging on actual field service. The him. gas. MAPI.E DINE'TTES To Drop “Bock BottomTJ Figure Senate May Befuae Proposal A can-ny , chap, according ' to y A. M. tn 9 P- .M. Or By Appoint­ Moat of the controve/sy over metallurgical engineer at" thi? Unl- "certain that President Roosc-.’elt present staff wil' be supplemented ment. Ip the Service of the Peo­ For .vears Keith's has been ■■■.One posflbtUty waa that the vrrsity,of Kansas anjl 'metallurgist would'be as Irraieful as I Sin for by 500 enlisted men. some of whom Queens County Assistant District The 1939 tubelrculosia death 'f «nally $43A0 the GPA apparently v,as being Seriate would refuse to accept the Attorney Lawienco J, McGrath, he ple for .80 Veara. known for stiperb JSat‘1 V 'AmeH-. Boston, July 15—(iPi—Contracts, for the Kansas Geological Survey.. the Interest you have shown in the will be drawn from the New Haven rate in Ohio was 43.1 per 100,000 can reproductions In fine dinette concentrated on the parity proposal if the House approved It. plays hard to get but if you per­ of the population. 169 Church Street, Hartford. Conn. -■ V - : amendment, and Barkley indicat­ for .war materials valued at $86,- Collaborating with him Were Nor­ problem. area. Phone 6-oot»T * furnjtiii-c. Now Keith's offers This would force appointment of man Plummer and John Roman,-, "Many people who are a great The bulk of the nursing person­ ed attempts to increase the price 968.944.-14 have. been placed with new coriferee'#'tp replace those who you an opportunity to buy many •ur tub'-ctiling t«l« pric* control appropriations to the New England firms during the ceramiata of the surve, and Ray deal older than you might well nel are either graduates from or of these pieces (one or few of a have been trylng-srhice May to re­ Thompson, chemist. profit by your example and try to members of the faculty o f the Yale $140,000,000 ‘‘rock bottom” figure past 30 days, W. H. Wheeler, Jx ., solve differencaa bttween tha two -KEITH S ANM AI, JULY kind sets and wall piecesi at V-'. Method Low In Cost be helpfhl instead o f constantly School of Nursing, or aYe present DrasbT reductions. For exam­ proposed by Henderson would be regional director of the War Pro­ branchea. duction Board, announced today. They worked out a metliod complaining and criticizing.'' he or former members, of the New' ple- a typical value—dislincUve , dropped. Cannon said the plan sras "a added. /■ ' Informed senators said there Of the-total. prime contracts which Dr. Moore describes as rela­ Haven Hospital nursing staff. maple extension table complete concesaloh” tc the adhtlolat^tlon tively Iqw in cost and simple in ■Thirty are graduates of the Yale t a x i : i was little doubt the Senate would amounted to - $48,450,685.33 ' and and was about as fsr ’as the House «1th 4 Tqualnt Colonial chairs Sub Contracts to $38,512,259.11. operation. -School ot Nursing. __ CALL only $33. pthers proportion- approve a committee amendm'cnt : would go by way of compromise. Bov Scouts Hunl ^- BUDGET TERMS o*r rtgvlor etlling price •requiring Senate confirmaUon of | Details cannot be disclosed in Hold Positions On Faculty ste.ly reduced "As a matter of fact," he added, » nation at war. but the materials All members of the medical per­ ' all employes receiving $4,500 a j lUlnola Publisher Dies 6.‘)8B •"it goes a lot farther than many they mixed with the abundant sonnel hold positions on the faculty [ year or more of us wanted to go, but for the For Scrap Metal fhe'senate hurried through less ', Sycamore. HI , July 15 - .J*,-- Kansas clay also are plentiful and o f the Yale School of Medicine and Prompt! sake of breaking the deadlock, w'c cheap. The mixture Is heated un­ the New Haven hospital. Of this , Safe! • O F M>lMANCHESTER There's no ceiling on savings du^ Advance Sole. Here controversial.ntroverslal ^points in ts , of the bill Alnn^H. Repeh 60, publisher of made the concessions.” J W The Sycamore Republican for 35 til a cinder is formed containing a .New York, Juiyvl5-.i(jp)-:-Amer­ group 26 doctors are already on Service! yesterday, approving without de­ soluble aluminate and this soluble ica's Boy Scouts—nearly .1,600,000 active duty in various Army hos­ ore the season's smartest, most^ furs . . . AT BELOW bate a $1,100,000,000 appropria­ years, died at his home here last The paper from which you are night. He was the. father of F. A. c hemical Is removed, merely by ap­ strong—today turned their scout­ pitals and will Join the unit at the' tion for the War Shipping Ad- reading most likely cartie from a plication of hot water. ing talent, to ferfeting out scrap point of mobilization tomorrow.' MANCHESTER TAXI \ GEILING PRICES. Come in. :heck ithese prices with the Reach of'fTew York, executive edi­ tree which topk S half-century or mlnlatraUon. a $150,000,000 out­ tor of The Associated Pre.sa News- Laboratory teats have shown 70 metal for the war effort; I'he commanding officer of the M: Orfitelll, Mgr. lay for capital stock of the more to grow. per cent of the alumina in the clay Washington officials, pleased by' e i w s the Fur Solon. You'll find photo Service.. ^ , unit will be a Colonel of the Army .53 Purnell Place m s MAIN ST. DPPOSITt HIGH SCHOOL official ceiling prices Smaller War Plants Corporation ran _be' recovered in this way. Still the scouts' record ia collecting al­ Meplcal Corps, designated by the them 18% lower the itsted . you'll find them 18^'o less and $100,000,000 for the Presi­ On Danger List more may be obtained oy further most 30.000,000 pounds of scrap War Department. dent’s Emergency Fund. leaching with a caustic alkali, but rubber, have asked the lads to lo­ Dr James C. Fo*KJr., clinical , than they will A buy-ot-once opportunity you just Torrlngton, July 15.— ;>i—Hen- tjiis added step makes the process cate scrap metal sources so that professor of neurology') ry Crapor, 30. of this city who w.-s niore expensive. local Salvage . Committees could School of Medicine.) has 'Iw n act­ can't miss’ internally Injured Monday evening - Altimna is a combination of meet war industries' need for 6.- ing as director of the unit for the E llin g to n when thrown from a' motorcycle alumihum and oxygen. Once it is 000,000 tons of it. past two years during its peripd Dramatic Feature—KEITH'S, Once A Year X. which skidded against an embank­ THURS. - PRI. AND SAT. obtained,^ the method of getting The Scout National Council said of organization. He now becom NON SKID O. r . Berr ment. waa reported today on the aluminumXn its , roctalic form is the government expected the boys chief of the medical- service'with TeL 49S-S, Bockvills danger'list at the Charlotte Hu'n- the same rfa.useCl in extracting to discover In cellars and attics the rank of lieutenant colonel. BACKS gerford hospital. ^ A aluminum froin baukite .—by an such forgotten or -discarded arti­ Ur. Ashley. W. Oughterson. as­ USE OUR FAMOUS LAY-AWAY electrolytic proiceas. ' cles as old beds, door knobs, keys. sociate professor of w rgery at the Mrs. Lulu R. Lord of fiebron la TENDER Costs Compare Favorably to,iis and in fact anything.made of Yale School of Medicine, will ^ PLAN. A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL visiting her daughter Mr*. Mahlon Aipiough exact flgures cannot iron, steel or non-ferrous metals. chief of the surgical service with 3. Chapman of Maple Avenue. WARMLT be determined without large-scale the rank of lieutenant colonel. Dr. Close To- Cost’’ RESERVE YOUR COAT. FREE Mrs. Jcnnl# King of Highland production, the Kansas aciehtlsts College Trustee Dies Avenue has-returned from the Oughterson has been on active HUMAN say their teats indicate costs un­ service for the past six months at ALL WOOL Hartford Hospital where- she un­ AXSIlNSTEh STORAGE IN OUR AIR­ ROMANCE! der the Kinney process compare Boston. July 15. — (J’l Mrs. various posts. derwent a tonsil and adenoid oper­ favorably with the costs of pres­ Mary Parker Parkman, 87. for 35 SC.VTTF.B RJ GS.-1 \ ^ l t COOLED VAULTS UNTIL ation. . , ent production methods using years a member of the Radcliffc Furniture of Keith Stephen Granger of Chicopee. THURSDAY and FRID.\Y baukite. College Board of Trustees and Named UncanvIUe Postmaster Our $1.50 to $6.50^alues! . YOU ARE READY TO ^ Mft.ia-, Is viaiting Mrs. Nellie Me- I'rce Dhinerware To the Ladles! Adding to tjie promise of the mother of Henry Parkman, Jr.,' EvcrllenCe — Year^a gargle at the home of Miss Marion new, development, ia the discovery Massachusetts rationing director. Washington, July 15— (A1-Pres­ $3.95 LOWEST rrico* Now! TAKE VOUR NEW Pease of Main street. A by Plummer of a simple w«ay to dled\ yesterdayyesterdi at her summer ident Roosev'elt has sent to the .Mr. and Mrs. Fred G. Klee of Lesson concentrate the alumina-rieti part hom e^^ NoNorthea.st Harbor. Mo. Senate the following postmaster- ORIENTAL patterns — CO- FUR COAT. Snlpaic Street have announced the ■ in LO.NIAL HOOKED designs engagement of their daughter, of Kansas clays. Serviccs^yrill be conducted here to­ ship nominations; Connecticut— Love Dr. Moore estimates a plant to morrow. Uncasville, Matthew F.'Geary. —MODERNS — with NON Mias Pearl. Evelyn Klee to Francis To SKID backs — .the kind that JMward Pitney of Hammond The Jerk are going'tp be hard to get — street,-Rockville. The weddlnjr will Who REDUCED for quick Sale. take place at St. Johns Episcopal Did Not Church, Rockville, in the near fu­ Know ture. . " . How To Kiss! PLUS' KEITH'S ON THE BAS SHOW! BRIAN DONLEVY in Main' St., 5Ianehe*ter South Coventry “ A GENTLEMAN ) AFTER DARK” A eon. Paul' WllUam Kenyon, wa? bom on July 12 aL the W ^d- * ENDS TOD.AT:: ham hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Kenyon of Maaon street. Mrs. ‘T MARRIED AN ANGEL” PLU8..."MOKEV” Kenyon was formerly Mlaa Mar­ NOW: “TO BE OB NOT THEY’RE HERE garet Clark. . " , -Buy U. 8. Bonds and Stamps! 'M rs. Ethel Nelson waa e le cts TO BE” “WOLF MAN'l president o f the auxiliary to Earle -\ WHAT YOU'VE BEEN .4SKING FORI W, Green Post. American Legion, Buy T7. 8. Bonds and Stamps at the regular meeting held Mon­ •r» Here! day evening a* the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Green in North ltiiiMinsHWBi»aiugu| Coventry. Mrs. Eldlth Taylor is A iit €O ri»iTio»icCi> 2-Piece ^ first vice president; Mrs. Ella unsMrSMON!^K): Roys, second vice president; Mrs. The Barn Dance EMna Lewis, secreUry; Mrs. Mad­ Connecticut’s SABLE BLENDED NORTHERN eline James, treasurer; Mrs. Eve­ Largest Barn Dance Offering Af STATE COnON SUITS lyn DukUg, historian; Mrs. Helen 5Iuslc, Squares, Waltses, Paul HARTFORD MacFarland. chaplain; Mlaa Lm * Jones, Fox-Trots, and Hops! Sizes 12 (o 20 Green, sergeant-at-arms; Mrs. Al­ MUSKRAT ma Barrowa. asaUtant aergeant'4it- armS'; Mrs. Ida Barber, Mrs. May Colt Park Shell America's number 1 fashion fur!' ;Rioh-dark Reynolda, and Mra. ‘ Vera Whit­ Wethersdeld A ve,, Hartford, Ct. comb, executive committee. tones in a time-tested fur that combines ex­ 4The meeUng « a » preceded by a Et-ERT WEDNESDAY AND God Grants Liberty Only to Those Who Love /f .P $ picnic supper. A report oC me SATTRDAT NIGHT 2.98 quisite beauty with exceptiondl long-wearing , ’ Limited Number Of State Convention at Groton v /u 8:80 to II-JO P. M., Weather quality. All northern pe'ts. Sizes 12 to 40 read by Mrs. MadeUne James, who And Are Atways Ready to Guard and JDefend It" M Permitting — Featnrlng • . . $16t tub-ceiling price attended In place o f Mlgs J^ra Have several of Hieee gay tnlta at thl« 0 A Bedroom You’ll Be Proud Of. -* Green, who sustained a fracturw In the face of overwhelming odds, George ' Washington defended S low price. The.v're vo rooj and praetleal 0 ('rrated B.v a Leading American Devigner. Smaii Modem wrist. Mrs. Edim Taylor also at­ Art Webster's our Liberty on the windswept fields of Valley Forge.- Today, as in ^ tended the convention. A request Old Timera’ Orchestra . . . wavh In a JIff.v. ' • Sleek Streamlined Modem Deaign ot t't- waa made for cards to be sent to 1778, that Liberty is under fire. And 6nce again, Americans stand S moot Good Taate. Walnut Bedfooms soldiers in camps and on ships. HANK POST, Prompter Tbers will be no August meet­ Sendee Men In Uniform, **ready to guard and defend it." 'The battle ahead is greater than ^ 2-Pc. Seersuckers . . $.3.98 • Richly > Grained American Walnut Veneero._ Were $110. — N o w ... ing. The'next wttl be Joint instal­ Admitted a4 doesta - I /'I I lation of officers in September. any Washington could have envisioned,~-but the fighting spirit of S • DuMprooflngi Dovetailing, O.AK Interktra. GENUINE SILVER FOX JACKETS Follow the Danoee o< BodabUlty. Americans hasn't .changed. We have just begun tb fight. . . ^ Every Quality Feature I’ou Cpuld Want. 88 Enlist tn Navy A Startling value!! The very jocket you've It’s goiiig to cost a lot to win* this war, but ‘Victory is a million times cheaper S OTHER COTTON dreomed of . . , lustrous full furred pelts New Haven. July 15.—($5—The than defeat. To find the billions needed for Victory, every American must do his S DO NOT confuse this with auitea ordinarily Navy announced today enlistment share by bnjing U. S. War Bonds and Stamps to the very limit. If every Ameii- S found.BO low. It ia KEITH quality through­ tieovy with silver, a coat to lend you glamour NATURAL GREY KIDSKIN *FENNY I.ANE” of 28 more m A bringing Its two- RELAX IN THE OI M...... can bought one $18.75 Bond today, $11,487,500,000.00 worth of guns, tanks, planes = 2 Pc. SUITS out. built far satisfaction, usually $110— now orty hour of the doy or night. You won't Fin# supple pelts in q smortly youth­ dsy trtal to,70. t o m o r r o w n ig h t and ships eouM be paid for tomorrow! A small price to pay for such a big reward. S RAYON FROCKS REDUCED in this sale. Note the distinctive believe its beauty, until sec It end feel 8:80 SHARP! In Sizes 38 to 44. _ semi concealed handles, the large size of the ful box styl#. Grand for sports . . . boxing More—U. S. War Bonds have behind them the tremendous resources of this coun- — Rttgulai^y $?.98 pieces, the splendid finish and cabinetry—seize its feother-weight softneu . rflM ~e«b« b#outlful for dfM# . a • your constant (SIhrer Laaa At try. Y ouf money will cojne back with interest—as much as $4.00 for every $3.00 this opportunity to secure a QUALITY suite Personal Nptieea Hartford Road) IS2.39 celTing price. •ll-qround eiMi8pen1on. Sizes 12 to 20 —when bonds are held to maturity. Our America Is nem—as it has alwavs'been—. below the cost o f ordinary kinds—only $89 for BUDGET TERMS the best investment in the world. BUY YOUR SHARE OF VICTORY TODAY! Many- Othera Oa Sale! $ 3 . 9 8 . bed, cheat and dresser—TOMORROW. STA* o T im e l •nd 11. .If , . . $1if sub-ceiliiit 5 ACmoN BOOTS d | Card of Thanks 2 BOUTS A 1 BUY WAR BONDS— WE ARE Prices subject to 1 0 % Federol Excise Tax tVs Wish to thsnic sU our rela lives friends snd nelahbors for FREE! $23 War Bonill ] FREE PARKING! | tkeir'’ thouthtfulnesi snd ty ia dOBatliia ths uis of earn Burton's Fur Fashion Salon for ftowsri that wars sent to our^ reeent bsrsavsjnent. ths loss of ous- kata: waaeaeaiert THE SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER huebsnd and fsiher. A|. Arcaa Oa Day ef Show Frona Nqpatima. I 8 8 8 1 ' A Mutual Savings Bank MARLOW’S jlre. Marasret Gcl.bbon ana FOR VALUES 841 Main Stse Mandiester Fsinllr.

.-■ jy. 'V.' \ \ ■ ■ - ' MANCHESTER EVENIlvn HERALD, MANCHElSTUR. CONN WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1942 PAGE .. - A . ■------I ______i i - . ------_— - ' — I- '! ______-J.. •L . MANCHESTER EJVENTNG HERAI.D, MANCakSlT-R, CONN. WEDNESDAY. JULY 15, 194t ■ T ------, VOUK by ita bin had been trimmed to Paunce Stodder, 78; shoe mer- [.vesterday. He" ws* a native Engaged to Wed Would Block $6,144,000,000. chant anfi .son of Capt. Louis N. Frajiconia, N. H. Army -Post Preparing^ K of G Council Stbrlder, sailing. master of the Mrs. EMith A- McCarthy 2.1)0 got three hits on a carrier, prob­ Shoe Merchant Die* Monitor when , she engaged the Tliere are more than 30,b0Q,9 united States Cleanere 6.00 ably the SoiyO. Ohly half of those Son Steals Boston, July 15— (47 —Frank Merrimack in' the Civil rwar, died stars .in Ih# universe. Contrihuiions To Local USD Dorothy Cheney ....----- ■ 6.00 Local Stores plonea returhed. Eleven' Marln^ Russians Push Orders Probe Holds Baliquet Tax Changes Independent Cloak Go.--;------dive-bombers reported two hits on " For Coming of WA A C ) tellowiac oontiibutloM b*ve Ros« Sceery Inc. ' ...... lOO.(K) Close for Day a battleship. Sixteen Army heavy Hidicieii Cash Second Front x' Of Release M to tht irSO drtvp Ellis Coat Cb. Inc . . . . . 160.00 bombers made three hits on car­ By Poiil Hoaseil . 4. So far—with less than a week Officers Installed and Wavs and Meank Coin* > ------riers in high level attacks. Fort Des Moines. la., July 15.— . to go -there l.sn’t a single, typical y a « d » e t« I iwr*. •ew rttof to j Totals . $6,139.3.'! Meanwhile, at 6:36 a. m., aoon Thiril Degree Cl^si niittee Aska R uIcm Unit • f .t .B l i s k H a r d w a r e C o . • m (^»ert ■ubmKt«)_"Can you tell us where to find WAAC dormitory room reaciy. Credited to. U.S.O. 3,500.00 after the American bombers- had C spt Vann Kennedy?" we asked W orkmen are laboring mightily, Welcpiiied at Eve: .To Approve Procedure j today: C. O. B u rk e ...... left, Midway was attacked by Eniploy'ees Enjoy From Cellar Cupboard ployes May .Be In­ th* double silver bars at general however, and promise everything . ------1 2.00 Gerald Tomlinson ...... $8,039.35 Japanese carrier-based bombers. (Costinned. friMn Page One) P, ClMBey. J r .. . . W, Carr ...... headquarters. will be shipshape by Monday. John Looney, the n e ^ y named Washington, July 15—(47—^IVlth j OHanaky...... 2.00 Holiday. Outnumbered Marine fighters and At New Haven Rom e. volved in Conspiracy. "I think so,” responded the ofti- Hara.ssad officers are strug- Ignaa Reickert ...... best months for 'campaigning in district deputy of U>e Knights o f the full support of administration I ' Jebfksea ...... 1.00 Luclenne C. Buysae . . . . . antlrsircraft guns shot down 40 cer. "Go through this door, up the gling with detail, and equipment Columbus for thi.sRlstrict. install­ 1.00 ertemy planes. Siberia, according to these sources. leaders, House Ways and Meaner| yparatto...... Arthur J. Watson Sr. . . Third Axis Altack Today la Merchant's Day. The New Haven, July 15 — (je> — They noted that, there were no Bridgeport, July 16X.i4>)_Com-^ stairs, across the hall and there's is coming in by. the carIoar» C an En Route l.)espile numerous . protests that Karr ...... VVatd Dougan ...... bombers and fighters made large window decorators working today. changed course iinobserfred and which included a .tour of Coney tence was, up. Captain Kennedy's office— he's Uusiness before the meeting ana )Uorio Gado , . . . . Gui.eeppe Antonie ...... scale attacks on. enemy forces. "< both forces began to retire, , ,, Island, meals in ten Broadway pool which demanded both a new The Judge informed State's At­ the school press''relations officer—. He'aui.,Janicke ...... 'MIchae' Tierney ...... "In. one i^tack on a convoy A rberlCah planes hilhted so long shirts end a fancy belt. air offensive, hanipered lately by Judge Abeolves Sheriff /d en t is typical of the buStllhg ac­ .school's mascubhe commander, Knight. tee forjp*Iiy reported that the bill ' have-held. otiUhgs eveiy year-- Altbongh the weather was of 33 Stone street announce the HARDWARE STOReX i S HAVINt; ONE HUNDRED AM) ONE Max-Ut'ainczyk ..... Frank L. C hetolat...... 15, made up of . armorer cars, they landed at sea. Spends Remaining $30 bod weather, is a heavy enough J udge Fitzgerald absolved tivity ju the venerable Army post Col. Doii C. ^ t h . it had'written represented ''every, transport vehicles and one tank, w;efe obliged- to cancel the affair threat to divert German troops w arm '75 .were in atte'ndance. Dr. engagement of their daughter. dollar which,. In iui opinion, the na­ Btnry Smith...... Florence Taylor ------this year for that reason. However, Hew-ever, Waldron .and'’ Lieut. W'itji only $30 left, he vUited Sheriff Edward A. Platt from per­ gets ready for 770 Women to move Of courseWIrs.' Hobby, atlll tn all but one of the vehicles were .«?avin Rock in West Haven yester­ from the eastern front. George A. Caillouette, the retir­ Miss Audrey Mary Stebbins, TO tional economy can bear" even DaStmona . . . . Clarence W. Lupien , . . . . ' several of the larger coFreems; Comdr. flaren’ce Wade McCluSky, sonal responsibility for any Ir­ '■ in Monday. Washington didn't know anything DIFFICUITIES TRYING Xfo -MEET GUSTO.MER DEMANDS. pUML r . McVeigh destroyed. day and spent the remainder tour­ On the other hand, military regularities that may be uncover­ about it /B u t the desk bore a big ing grand knight, was toastmas­ Patrick Humphrey, son .of Mr. though the measure would olfsot Rutf. W. N e f f ...... treated their workers to 'a day of Jr., of Buffalo, N. Y.. shrewdlj- The first 440 officer candidates ter. .He took occasion, before In­ kT Bauaola...... H. J. Defry. Sr...... "Other tanks were destroyed in ing the amusemebt pork, taking sources here foresee a second front ed. and 330 ba.sic auxiliaries (.privates) penciled sign: "Re.servod for MrS". and Mrs. John Humphrey of Dan- only a fraction of the proapei tlve enjoyment, transportation being guessed what the enemy had done.' troducing the speakers ' of the iel.sdn. . ' . John K lein ...... Viols Thrasher ------... further attacks during the. day and led their squadrons accordingly, 20 ride- on the scooter. • os more thoh Just a big hit-and- The former prisoner was sent will report then for virtually the Hohh\-.''~' $56,000,00b,000 deficit for thi.s So man.v people have been in (he hahii for sn man.v years of getting most arranged In advance. evening to extend his thanks to The weddihS'' date'has been set Ascii year. ,- OUvbyBamabca ...... Katherine Walek ...... ron scored several hits and shot believe, they say, that the situa­ attorney's office after a hearing. 4anm ^O rlinea...... ers . attacked 'Tobruk im. force, Company followed their tradition charge. City Court Judge Jo:ui then congratulated' ■ Frank. J. 144.000. 000, the. .committee said understand lha( due to war fondition.s aii(j[ priorilie.s we. to<», cannot gel the mer­ B. HolkoekI ...... down son>e Japanese flgihters bel tion in southern Russia has reach­ 7^vo Jail keepers testified that (Jiiish, the new' grand k n i t b t " 6 h ___... ______, ... . ytadarlck Maaton W. Falacher ...... starting a row of red fli“es wiiich today by travelling to Watch Hill, Maresca continued the cose for onp ed a point where an Amerlcan- Genovs had been released July ) l that because of deferred tax col- Rhode Island, where they enjoyed fore it was w-iped out. Then Ameri­ his election-and wished h t« sue- committees named by the chandise we would like to he alild t(». .\s long as it Js po^isihle lo obtain even a, John A. Otaort . . . . Dave Colllna ...... later merged Into one big lire.” day today and Paul, wearing one BriUsh Invasion of the 'continent 'prisoner himself testified Polalo and *\pple lections it would bring in only $4,- themselves at the Oceap, House. can carrier planes arrived in force. cess as the head pf' rte order in Brand kiiight arc-. Joseph Kravdntka Jacob Herm an...... In:atl tbess air ’ thrusts, includ­ of the black silk cowboy shirts is ^.ssentiol to save Russia's was go. Vichy Decree Grand Knight, Frank .1. Qui.sh; 026.000. 000 by next June 30. limited supply of/any item you may lie sure we.wilt ha\e it if any(ihc does. Kelth-'a--Furnltiire Store officials The Navy described the ensui'ng- and the gem-atudd^ belt was Manchester. lUchaal PaUain . . . Robert Brown ...... ing defensive patrols over Malta Armie* from being overrun. Due lo t'leriool Error Judge' MoUo.v Speaks deputy grand knight. James F. The committee report diHcIosed took thf^ir employees to Os'ano's flght a« "such an aerial circus a.s escorted to the city lock-up. Crops Larger that its week-end estimate that John KUatrom . . . . Sam Turetsky ...... In which three enemy raldera were That does not mean that they do said that the premature The/first speaker was Stat^ Tierney: recording secretary, Fos­ shot down, the. British said their cottage in Bolton for a day’s out- never before had been witnessed Affecjts Jew $6,260,0i00,000 would be produced .Altrad Flah ...... Emma G. K l ^ ...... not see "very grave, possibilities" felesM wsa due to a clerical error. ,'De'piity Thomas J. Malloy. Judge ter H. Williams; financial secre­ ■ K.‘ LakUrcke .... Clara Youngerman ...... own losses were three planes, one and other stores w’hlch could so far at sea." ’ in the present .Russian situation.^ Officials of *rhe Remington tary, John ?1cCIiiskey: chancellor, not be contacted today are be­ Japsuiese'T-arrlrrs Damaged Boston. July 15- (/P>—More" pb- Malloy Mid that there was much Robert Arandt .. Joieph Tartor ...... 7 ... of whose pitots landed safely; Steele Appointed ‘ No Indication Armies Brol Arms Company/ testified th a t' •Joseph L. Pic’aut: lecturer, Thomas PWend ...... Mliinael Mlnlcuccl ...... lieved to be spending a day at As a result of the ambush the Genovs fiad reported for work Properliff^ and Business­ tatoes and u.orer-orC gppresabnres " are min the MoMiu em b^hip to tlo in in (he.se the trying state J, (Jiiinn; warden, Cornelius R. recreation at nearby resorts. Japanese carriers, Kaga, Akagl Although the Riisslans ofe be­ ■V Anna L. Sankbail . Sam D unlop...... To Defend Nazi July 8 and showed a card purport­ prospect in New"”England, on the j aqown an inbrease in the pa.st Foley: -advocate, Harold M. S^uel ^alia .... Nazis Fail to Crack Individual Outings and- Soryu were severely damaged ing driven back, they M ld/there is es Tuken Over in Colot Kearn.*: inside guard, .Joseph Bus- Jack Hunt ...... ^. ing to corroborate their testimony. basis of July 1 aur\ eys of the N ew , year, he said and he'-hQned to see Shirley Oarrlnl ... Employees of Marlow’s Depart-, and set afire. Two battleships were no Indication that any or the main Genovs flatly denied this state­ ky; outside guard. James Murphy: lyiuia Monoco ...... Australians'' Front Soviet Armies Iraii been broken or nif bv Order. IlnglSnd C'rop Reporting Service \ further increases. TheirtN-^^ia im- Jattula Piurta ...... Willard E. B ollva l...... ment store and WatklM Furni­ hit., one' of them left burning Hartford, July 16.—oP)—Attor­ ment. Rev. Francis Breen, chaplain: tpus- Afnea yOoodwin .. By Harry Crockett fiercely, and one destroyer was hit surrounded by the Ger­ of the U. S. Department of Agri- portant work to be dune tees. TTiomas Quinn, Francis J. Joseph Martino ...... With th* BrIttSh Eighth Army ture store w:ere allowedTo hold In­ ney Richard T/Steele of HarUord Willis dccHned to discuss ths culture- K ally/M . Kiaamann dividual outinjis. and many of and believed sunk. today was appointed by Federal mans. matter until after perusing the . Vlchy, July 15.— Vichy councils in this state and especia ill and John K. .Hutchinson. Armando Glancola ...... at E! AlameiO, ^uly 14— (Delayed l The condltlon/of the Red Air Polatcr ptxKiiic.tipn in New Eng­ l.V in the .sectlon.s whore there are.j und Knight Frank J. Qulsh X ^ •X, Joseph Weir...... —()P)-^The Germans tried all day them were reported to be Spend­ Judge J. Joseph Smith os counsel transcript. / jgovernment. published a sweeping land of 55,028.000 bu.shels, com­ ___lna D. Bvahlaki Amb\ish discovered ^ By this to defend G. Wilhelm Kimse, Na­ T^orct after nrore than • a year of soldiers, he declarcii. The roputnr has nhpfbd the foll'owing commit­ BUY E. C. Anderaon yesterday to crack the Australian's ing the day at lakes tn thiB area. constant fighting also Is worrying decree 'today '" taking oi^r ' the pared with 53.783,000 har\-e»teU in I ' Crawford time the enemy had learned of the tional German-American Bund lion made by the ' Knighta of tees Jdr ms-ensiiing year: House Peter Dormonartg...... on ths northern front here and Main street will resume. Its experts hgra who 'said they believed " management of all Jewislv-con- 1941 and 53,253,000—the 19<0- UW m STATES - Utheh Shorts . . . regular Activity tomorrow morn­ American Naval-force which In­ leader, against espionage charges Columbus in I'he last war was re-1 Com'mittce, 'Th'u attacked the York- felt/©n the battlefront. 1^76,000 bu.xhels, compared with, look to the Knights for, help. He George S. Patten and^Siyward STAMPS Tony Carablno ...... many infantryiMM.mit.ijf iiiciimen and.Aiiu. Ml.at least .frill — twelve-bour- ...... sehedule...... — - the— In a statement released with the e offensive training of s vast colonies. h^st year's harvest of 44,745,000. Nellie E. Brasil town and' lier escort. Four bomb­ appointment, the Jurist said this told of a. call made upon the Hart- Pehi: ----- FOOLPROOF Ann Wadas Sigtiia Rolaon...... one tank and now they are bapk' stores rloslng at 9:00 o’clock to merlcan-Britlsh Army In 'these Air Reduction'.. The edict came upon the-heels I'lanning Committee: Thomas 1 I I I f morrow night. ers out of 18 made three hits on Was being done "og a matter o; ‘ 'W - ii ; The call was^'made ■ Brarett Browm Allen J. Andrew a...... where they started. the American .ship. The rest were isles, meanwhile, is progressing Allis Chat Mfg . of a Gestapo order barring Jews, uiathd the planting of larger acre- by the chaplain of the/^oldiers Quinn, Thomas J. Dannaher. Ber­ y\^ed Peter Rowe ...... The thud of British bombs and public duty" after Kunze, w favorably, according to military from every public gathering place, ages ih.^l New England,etates ex- ^‘bis area. a ^ n -C ath o- nard J. Fogarty, Rev. f^rancls 1942 • ■WUbert Garrlaon.';.'\ destroyed. .A torpedo plane at­ trial Iz to start .July 28 hereytold Am Airlines .. . -X Michael D em ko...... Uie sharp crack of Brltlsjj^knd ene­ tack followed and although all, 12 sources who emphasize the Allied indoors or outdoors. In the Nazi- , H i lie, w ho said he had been. a.sked Bretn. William F. Ferguson and Batancin^ Joeeph A. Vasco ...... my shells made heanpg difficult Japanese Arinafla the Murt he i* unable toyMtoln need not only for heavy shipping Am can ..... John F. Tierney. ■ Gertrude PhlUipa ...... to 15 planes in this wa've were shot counsel. occupied regions. ed members of the regiment for Necessary Victoria Blias ...... Michael Haberera ...... as -I sat in the bomb shelter office down, they put, the Yorktown out but for barges and tknk lighters Am Rad St 8 .. ed. Th8 aggregate increase « I wanted about 100, Publicit.v Committee: Robert E. Mr. Stgele accepted ^ appoint­ '' Signed By Gestapo Head 10.400 acres MsHe Pttapatrlck ...... Walter Schulta ...... of a South African brigadier to­ Ran Into Amlnish Of action.’ Her aircraft then be-- for landing operatioKs. Am Smelt ...... Carney, Tliomas J. Qiiish and day and heard him tell about the ment. / ObJectIvs Permknfht Front ' TTie German-, order was signed The condition'qf the apple crop, arid when the.se were provided at lianora Bober ...... John Simmona ...... gan operating from vhe other Am T A T once tw'b- additional cillls were James P. Breen. R. E. Wright ___ _ Mike Kotach , . . . y i . . . . fighUng. Judge Smith's sfAtement is Os "All preparations for opening a by the head of the Gestapo and above- last year, and above aver­ Membership Committee: Grand The Germans attacked Just be­ In Midway Fiplit American carriers. follows; ' // secohd front are un d er way and Am Tob B . . . .. Nazi storin troop's in France in­ made each time they had been A. W. Randall ...... William McMuile|i HIryu Left Blazing age, in each of the'-N*"’ Etogland Knight .James F. Tleriiey. Rev. John ballangna fore dusk on , a front three miles "tn view of/the serious nature the objective is a front which will Am Wat Wks .. stead of by the commander of the states was rated at 7? per cent provided. The next call was for Joseph W. Leary ..... Meanwhile the Yorktown's Am Viscose .... prayer books and these also had Francis Breen. Foster H. Williams, J. E Hood soUth and southwest of Cl Ainmein of the eharg^against Kunse and bs permanent, not dhly a Urge hit military occupation forces' and compared with 55 per cent One Thomas F. Moriarty, Cornelius R. Mrs. Kdith W. Smith . . . / ( Continued from Page One) planes had -found the' Hlryu, hit A nacon^ ,... been-furnished. What the national Frank Montle ...... Station. his s U t e m ^ that he la unable to and nm raid," said one Informant /Contained provision* more severe year ago/- although a he^vy June Foley, Edward Rchl, Francis J. -Fred Hope ...... her repeatedly and left her blazing Armour III .. K. C. convention in August W'oul.d our tires are worth protecting— B. Wiley ...... William Sanderaon ...... The Germans had tried' all obUIn counsel, the court has In- who would not allow his name to than the anti-Jewish regulations drop w-as reported throughout Conti. Fra-nk J. Clancy, Dr. George- through the day to wear down and 2].V enlisted men lost. Loss of from stem to stem. She sank the Atchison "SENTINEL” Oarance N. Lupien . . . Henrich Schmidt ...... dicated/ihat competent counsel, be used. In effect in Berlin. most of the area, especlallj/\ for ' say,' but A. Caillouette. Charles .Maher, Jo­ of these new locks now. the Australians on the northern, the destroyer and damage to an next day. Moreover, two enemy Atl Refin FIRST AID KIT IMnah Linnell ...... John Rota ...... would/be appointed for him. "The type of operation now be­ ■The Isst^order before this—pro­ .McIntosh, ow'lng to w eather cbn-i "'uuld take seph L. Picaut. John Moriconl, These tdck$ are rustproof. Extra­ Push Butfon Tuning, 5 tube su* front and . hud withdrawn. aircraft carrier had been reported battleships were pounded heavily Aviation Corp ditlons. ' ; some-- - action -tow ards . helping the Murphv, Thomas J. Quinn. T. Buckley ...... / I vW|»Rayntend Bowers . i.. .■. ■previously, but this was the first le court has therefore re- ing done by the Commandos will viding for the shooting' of niale For the home, car, strong and figktweight. Easy to 'T oo Much Shgrp Steel" by these American planes and a be part of any major invasion Baldwin Ct >,be in as large a way as the la.st Joseph Buskv,, William Hoffner . perhet with 7 tube performance. Dorothy Keeney S. Slam ond...... time their -names W-ere given. heavy cruiser was severely dana- lested that Attorney. Richard T. relatives of fugitive Frenchmen office, shop, etc. install— simple in""op.cration. For Anna Dare As one. Australian tankman piit-' scheme. . ' BAD.... r mp on as large a waj) as the last „„d Joseph N. Nari■faretto. .Sweet mellow tone. Uses very Arthur Gallagher Immediate Result of Battle sged ■ . iteel of the Hartford 'Bor, os a Bcndlx Wotiled for anti-German acts—alOo Contains .Mecuro- Marlon Pagani ...... It, "we gave them too much sharp "There .will be need for thou­ i war, he believed. I'______all popular cars. Max Rubacha ...... steel.’’ , The Immediati fesiilt of the bat­ About the same time, a U. matter of public duty, undertake Beth 8U was signed by the Gestapo chief Four Star Show rhrome, A d h e i i v c little current. Fits all cars. Very EUsabeth Kendall. .. tle was the safety of the vital his defense/ . sands Of lighters and tank barges ReX- William J. Dunn of St. }' Ta|>r. 6 Bandagra, Kenneth Eastop j ..... The Gormans obvlousl.v decided suhniarine put three torpedoes Boeing y^irp but all before had been issued by ' u . . * . I ! James's, ch rch was nex.t called ! S E T O F easy to install. BUaabath K. Goodwin' , Albert Swaneoh . . . , Hawaiian area, the American west "Mr. Steele has agreed to do so. which would precede the movement Gauze Compress and they wanted no further part of Into the smoking Soryu. Wnich of heavy materials to the invasion Borden .... ♦ the militaiy commander. t l i l t s O i i r t t O r e l ! and spohe on the motto’ of the i Mary Capallo ...... Michael CapeUo ...... the Aussles and planned -to crack coast and the Panama Canal were later exploded and finally// sank and . has been appointed counsel ^ Absorbent Cotton in at least temporarily secured. coast." Can/Pac ...... ■ r order, ‘'Charity, Unity and 2 5 metal rasa. .tally Surdell ...... Noel Easton ...... through the South AfEienns, but that night. At s u n s ^ Army for Kunze by the court," the Judge C ^ o Do P . . . . 4 LOCKS Genevieve Gothbarg.... The Navy issued In exultant de- sold. Allied training, already has sim­ Brotherly Lbve.” . I h o t f u s h e T Helen D. White ...... they found the .South. Africans bombers'scored threp Wts on the u la te invasion situations, with Cnes A Oh . . . . . A four-star alt tn person stage ' Mabel Osborne - .__ _ tad, Its first story of the "superb damaged Akagl, one bu oi. sn un- Deinaiifls Chinese Forti\or Staus Dcput>’ W^illiani J .' If you suffer hot flashes, dlzslness. James W. M cN ally...... p l^ Just as rough. . • Judge Smith Indicated that It U troops assaulting the British coast ITtrysler ...... show is featured on the stage of Shea s.aid he waVimpressed by the distress of "irregularlUes", srs. Wcsk, ■ Mrs. Clara W a d a e...... M. A. Ferris ...... During the afternoon some ’acts of levotlon" mentioned by I'llcntlMed large ship/one hit on a the understanding of the court SUKRX OISTRIBUTORS Prime. Minister Churchill in Par­ from the sea. and auch maneuvers Coca - Cola . . . . the air-conditioned State Theater, number in attenoAnce on such a nervous — due to the (uhctlonsl Delay M. Cole ...... Mrs. Julia KoMnskl...... tanks attacked .he South African crui.ser w-hlch was left burning, that the accused, who Was nabbed ultimately will be carried out a Col Ga.s A El .. Thailand w arm night. He said that it was ' "middle-age" period in a voman'i liament July 2. when he told for Hartford, this week Friday, Satur­ life—try Lydia E. Plnkham'a Vegs- s p a r k p l u g s ' . Rosuuia Matchctt ..., Emma Urich ...... positions in an apparent attempt and one or more on a destroyer recently In a little Mexican fishing vaat scale., ComI Inv Tr . . . day, and Sunday only. Star pro­ unfortunate in a waj/^lhat the tn- i A. Johnaton ...... Harold J. Dougan ...... to occupy the machine-gunners the first time that "fr'om .some which was heMeved sunk. village when about to flee in a tabl* Compoubd, It's helped thou- 'na/icuch?a/ snd successful aUsckg on Japane.xc Coml Solv ...... gram is Ann Miller, that brilliant stallatinn* should convF, at thi*-; sanda upon thousands of women to Gladys Fallow ...... Julius A. Rau ...... while the German infantry remov­ The Kaga/and the Akagl. and well-stocked launch, . and turned Comwlth' Edis .. Chungking, July 15.—(4*i—Thal- Hollj'W’ood dancing star of "‘Too time of the .year, hut bi7 the at-j relieve sUch annoying aymptoma. icfocooo MiLFs l l carriers.only^pm^ Tierican) air- the Sorvii^nk during the night. FO R D A JONliStNfj Robert Quiah ...... Andrew Klein . . . . i ...... ed mines from the field in front over to the United States govern­ Cons A ir e ...... lond.'a recent recognition of the Many "Time Out For Rhy-; tendance at the. gathering ItKSeem- j Follow label dlreciloni. Plnkham'a IsUBrSBtfffd 10.AMI erffft returned out of ten." tu b Mastery of .\lr ...... - Compound la tcorth trying! S.%VK MORE Olga K. Bom ...... D. McKensie ...... of the defenses. But these efforts ment, is'without funds. cons Edis ...... Japanese-Sponsored W'ang Ching- thm" and "Yjju Can't Tftke It With cd to indicate that the membra ■ A. D. Nilea ...... TI were unsuccessful and many Ger'i One action the Navy cited w’a.s IfniDm States forces had won Local Stocks 4r.%>! Inatail • urw Catherine. Peretto, . . . . Cons Oil ...... were with the officers and Xhc . •ft lo 9 our r e r . by Navy Torpedo Squadron No. 8 m ast^ - of the air about Midway. Wei government of Nanking led You ' Star attraction No. 2 is that '^hrATS H. Learned ...... Guiseppe Felice ...... man Infantrymen w ere killed. (>)nt Oil Del . . . th* newspaper Ta Kung Pao to­ famous ‘'Dead-Pan” comedian of could look forward to a good yeaK' *• Near svindown, the Gorman 30 men and 16 planes led by FORD ve Fannie Elderkin ...... Harry N. Bldw'ell Lieut. Comdr. John Charles Wald­ Furnished by t^ n ain and Lo. Cont C a n ...... day to demand virtual Chinese the screen. New Sparks. Star at­ He wished the new officers suc-K iH'gal Notices 7S. EACH X«tltia LiSrabee ...... Frank Polito ...... tanks which had withdrawn from The chose-Despite unfavorable 6 Central. Mw, Hartford. ce.ss and felt they would give, to ^ ron.,, 41, of Fort Pierre, S. D. This Corp P ro d ...... '. sovereignty over that little king­ traction- No. 3 is radio's best 'F:i*/m ’ |t'ATK OK LIMITKU i ¥ , $ ^ Robert H. Lewie ...... Joseph Lee ...... the Australian front regrouped, "flilng weather to the northwest, Weddings Insnrenoe Del L A Wn .’.. known personality. Rubln'off ' and the council a good administration. and approached the South African’ squadron successfully attacke* wnere the remnants, of the Crip- dom after the wor. JWKTNKUSHIF’ UK . . E. A.- Rooney ...... ts Alfonsi Ales'cl . . . . . ' ...... / Bid Askc Du Pont Rev. Francis Breen, chaplain of m r r u i c o ; positions under cover of heavy the enemy's main battle forCe pleti -enemy force were retiring, "Since Thailand has made her­ his magic violin Star attraction Katherine M. White .. C. Filiere ...... without /fighter support a n ^ In Aetna Casualty___ 119 124 Eastman Kod . , . No. 4. on this outstanding stage the council told of the good work We. "Yshff unUt*rV>!«t St**nton AveUue Arnold Klelnachmli^t .. John F. Toumaud ...... ed against some other section of The maid of honor wore pink Am. Hardware . . . . 21 '23 N#t ’Btsc ...... — (47 —Snow fences — familiar graphed his thanks. Emil N. Bronke ...... With that came the zinging of sels, including cruisers and de­ The -officers 3n.< 111) l/iat <7lh fftreet . ’ AM EPuCATIONAi SERIES OF AAASTCtePIECCS C. A. Sadroslnski'...... and the answering, lire of the Ger­ Nat Dairy ...... landscape in the winter—are do­ Beautiful Walnut Fin­ Jacob M.uachko ...... the Pacific coast. AlogSmi suffered two bomb hits families and a few close /friends Bristol Brsss ...... 36 39 ing cummer duty. too. , New York. N. Y. Ruby Hazen man heavy guns. each and. A destroyer, was sunk. Nat Distill ...... Wealey A. StajiRer. Jr, ished Cabinet, with a Emma Bleber ...... John Obrensky ...... Consequently ,U.-8. Naval forces followed at the home of >h* bride's Colt's Pat. F ir e ___ 60'r 63' N Y Central___ ■ Dim-out officiala have erected 4'9 Ca'alno Avenue James McColluhi ...... Later, standing on an Australian The Mikuma wo* sunk that after­ parents, after ’ which^/thc couple d o u b U - Jos. F. Canade ...... tank talking with the crew, I saw w-ere deployed along the 1.700 mile Eagle L o c k ...... 9'.* l l ' Nor Am Co .._.. double rows of fencing on the Cranford, N. J. • ’ Phonograph Combina­ noon and the Mogami went down left Tor Narragahsett Pier. Paul M. Slrleffler Helen Campbell ; ...... Saul Parctak ...... the British bombs flash and leave front between Midway Island and Fofnlr Bearings . . . 98 108 Northern Pac . oce A aide of highways where the T ’fJECi tion that , plays thC Delphi.^ J a ri'is...... the Aleutians in the North Pacific. later. Another enemy cruiser and The bride w aA -^ du ated from Hart and Cooley ... 100 110 road It exposed directly to the 2'Oth atreet ■ * John Bamsbes a column of white smoke. , a destroyer were hit. Packard Hollla. I., I., N. Y. music you Want yvfien Grace Wright ...... Herbert Metcalf ...... Throughout'the danger area, bases Manchester High school bn June Hendey Mach., cm. . 4 >a 8' sea. Observers said the effect was Davi.l TV A«en^ The bombing and shelling was It was in thi* action' that the 4, and the bridegroom ,1s employ­ Pan Am Airw .. you want it. Powerful Frank Server ...... Frank K aiser...... Intense for nearly three hours and were reinforciid With long-range, Lond'rs Fr. A Clk. . 24Vs IMS' Parsm Piet . . . . encouraging' and that 4. The amotm! of-capital fiTrnlah- M rs.'C SadrozinskI . . . llans who captured a captain of battle i.s.taken from the Navy com­ Sou Pac ...... Hanlon, 27, > honorably discharged cd by Mildred'Cwynne at a Special Ann Tabor ...... Florence J. M oore...... that regiment, munique and supplementary re­ tor of Emanuel. Chemical ...... '.. 37 39 South Ry ...... from the' Army s,' w’cek ago after : I’artnef !• Ii<50,rt00. The amount of famops artists headed by Dr. ’ A C • D C Superbelere- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C: To Rehire Girl .The bridal attendants were Mr. City ...... 23 25 capital furnlahed by Margaret A. C. dyne. Standard broad- Ann Rlpa ...... The captain and an engineer of ports based on vojumniouz com­ Std Brands . . . . on accident, was found dead in a { SIGMUND SPAETH. En­ Mildred Mettef ...... Schieldge ...... JO.Of) the same regiment were shot oft a munication* from commander* In and'Mrs. Ralph Swanson of this Continental ...... 10 12 Std OH Cal . . . . ■wooded section of Union City last ' Ktter at a Special Partner It f59;* ra*U and police. Elec­ Wm. Oswald ...... OLP AD.4GE (NOT CONFUCIUS) S.4YS: 0i)0. ,The above amountt have been tro dynamic speaker. Elsie Ryan ...... 2.00 Tihotorcycle and. wounded near an the field. towTi. brother and sister-in-law of Com Exchange .... 314 ’ 33’ 8td OH lod ..... night, a shotgun wound in his actually paid In. courage your child to learn and Automatic voliune con- Emily A. Stavnitsky . . . Spruce St. Tavern ______2.00 Aiistralian battalion headquaf- Washington. Ju;^;^15.—,(g6—The the bride. / First NsUonal...... 1060 1110 Std OH N J . . . . stomauib. - . h The Partnerthlp commenced on Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mutrip . July 1.-.19S5 and the term fdr which troL Fijnred plastle Helen AcComeo 2.00 ten»... , Enemy sighted—At 9 'a. m.. Mid­ National Labor Relations Board Th* ceremony was followed by GsaronU Trust .... 217 227 Texas Co ...... Dr. WiUlam E. Hill, medical ex­ “ HOME NOT PAINTED IN SUMMER appreciate good music. Margaret Gordon ...... Je^ry DlPace ...... 2.00 way time, Jv\ne 3, Navy patrol a dinnef for the immediate fami­ Irving 'Trust ...... 9 4 i l l the Partnefehtp It to eaUt la until cabinet, streamline styl* ordered today that John'' Day Timkon Roll B . aminer, said the ex-soldier - had December 31. 1942, and from year ' P. Barrett ...... Fred's Package Store, F. pland* found ah enemy cruiser an'd lies at the Manchester Cotmtry Manhattan '14 16 committed suicide. NOT PAINTED-AT ALL” to year ihereaftei^' provided, how­ In*; telescoping carry­ Italians Claim British Un Carbide . . . . ing handle. Bob Johnston . Bocchlno .; ...... 2.00 tran.iport force in five huge col- Jackson, owner and publisher of club, after which Mr. and Mrs. Mgnufaot. Tr...... 32 34 Union P a c ...... Hanlon, Who leaves hla father, ever.'that Ceneral Partners holding' Ruby Leggett ______T.. 10(1 Diana 2.50 timns about-700 itiiles west of Mid- the New Haven (Conn.) Register, Pearson ..left for an unannounced N. T, Trust ...... 64 66 a majority Interest In the port4on of EASY TO OWN Scout Units Repulsed . Unit Air U-...... five brothers and. five sisters, bad McGILL'S And (o' that we odd, "Home not loatet of the Partnership borne by Connie Olron ...... ^ .60an I Joe*Pb R o s s i...... 2 :0 0 w-ay, .coming in. reinstate Gladys M. Solomon, wedding'trip. ‘ PubUc NaUonol . . . . 264 381 Unit A I r e ...... -been In poor health jtince his acci­ the Ceneral Partners may terminate Philip Lewis ...... Rome- I From . Italian Broad­ painted at all depreciates in dol­ Jennie Kllmeh ...... 50 t.OO casts), Jul.V 15.—(P)—Strong Brit­ SimuTioneoualy, a Japanese bat­ "found to have been deprived of Title'Guarantee .... 24 3^ Unit C o r p ...... dent while in the service. the Partnership at any time gt, the Mrs. Joeeph Gaudlno, . . . . by-line privilege* and'discharged” lars.” Your home needs the pro- end of any calendar year upon.3'> Margaret Blair ...... 1.00 ish reconnaissance units have been tle force of carrlew and battle­ House-Robbing U. 8. T ru ot___ . . . . 990 1040 Unit Oss Imp .. BRI-MAR BlU'a Tire Shop ...... for membership In a CIO's Ameri­ -terticsi tfiSt * a good paint like da.\a‘ prior written notica to the • Florence Phelon ...... 1.00 2.00 ships was Coming In from the U. 8. Rubber ... I • * rn * • Lack 'Fuel for School* Aldo GatU ...... repulsed eas|ward in the southern Mr. and Mrs. Jess Robbins, of 4 1 9 4 H Bri->ifsr gives."( So If .vou’re going other .partners. Frances M. Lupacchino 1.00 2JM northwest. Army fortress bomb­ can. Newspaper Guild. If* a Mls«ral U 8 Steel . . . . . 00 IN WITNESS W H EREOF, the Harry J. Johnson...... sector of the Egyptian froht, the .Uhionville, Missouri, onnounca th* OUTSIDE to paint-ypaint now. The weather Elate Wamock ...... 1.00 1.00 ers and Navy patrol planes dam­ The order which directed that nuuTisg* of their daiighUr, Mabel, Warner Br Ulet Berlin— (From .German BfOad- Partners hereto hkve caused this Nils Bjorkman ...... Italian high command reported to­ Is on .vour side. Be bright! Bur certiffcate to be d.uly executed at of Marion Tiffany ...... 2.00 aged * cruiser, a transport and 'she be given bock pay since Au­ Meerschaum, used in making cssta)—July 15—(47—A dispatch AUTOCOMMH! 1.00 day. to Corporal Sherwood W. Houoe, West Union . . . . Rri-Mor Paints! th'e 1st dav of Mav, 1942. Emma Hnssey ...... Charles K r o ll...... - 1.00 probably sank and damaged other gust 2. 1941, also directed that the fin* ^pes, la a inlnerol dug In Asia from Milan today said next year's 1.0 0 Italian aircraft attacked trod|) son of Mr. and Mrs. George. W. West El A Mfg PAINT IIKNRY . MANCHESTER. CONN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. 1942 .. ■ ■ r ' ' PifiBSIX MANCHESTER EV ^IN U HERALD. MANCltEfSTER, CONN. WEDNESDAY, JULY IS, 194f PAGE SEVEH(> Defense . About Town 93rd Birthday Soldier Keeps idians Want Engagements Crain Storage Obituary V - [ r. V. ■ Oe|!iilW Drive Is Celebrated Steady Calm Problem Now Rev Earl H. Furgeson, pastor Daily Radio P’rogram s X‘ ' ?Io More Talk Fitzgerald-Keane . of the North ------MetethMist church.------Deaths It-,, • . Announcement has been msde tinaed'from Page ») who Is taking hU/Vacallon during of the engagement of Mlee Mary the month of ^uly, will tie In Children^ Crandchil> ■ Claaa Petereoa Displ&yg G>mplete Un« Caatera War TUna Homes, Schools and Htv ifinecs south of Mobcow, was .charge of the .<^blble' appreciation iOaftdki Supplements Keane, daughter of Michael Keane, ported attended by "varying sul dren, -Great GrandcHil- CIsus Peterson, of ll4 Charter concern at Trial for of Andover etreet, Hartford, to tels Being Turned ^nto e'esaes," hour at the Norwich District Sum- Oak atreet, died about five o'clock Rieiolntion on With- Corporal Joseph R. FlUgerald. eon Situation Remain* Grave ler Aseembl} end Christian Serv- dren Present at Event. yesterday afternoon: at the Memo­ Three Murders. of Police Sergeant Michael Fitz­ Bins lo Hold Cxap. Ic^Instltute, which opens at the, rial boepitai. Born la^Sweden 65 ^wo Victory Programs ^ drawel of British., gerald of this town. . The eituStlon remained- grave, WUnmantic Camp.Ground Sunday ' — — / but a Ru-saian dispatch aaid the -Mrs, Elizabeth M. Bendall years, ago, he .had lived .in Man­ Melbourne, July 15— (JP) —Pri­ Kansas City. 4^1y 15—(fp)— A Russians summoned strength for and cbqtlnuea thiough the 26th. chester for forty years and was a fE PLACED OUR dRDERS MONTHS IN ADYANQ TO BRING YOU THE TREMENDOUS VALUES IN Wardha, India. July !♦—(D«* several couriter-aUacka and re­ Dr. Furgawn Was in charge of this reache(f her 93rd milestone yes­ mason |>y' trade. vate Edward J. Leonski of New Now on the Networks western Kansas .farmer looked feature, of ihe daily routine ot the terday, and her children, grand- York; charged with' murdering _f#u-Mohandaa K„ Gandhi unhappll^at the biggest-and best captured one Important position institute lost^ummer The hour is Besides bis wife, Mra. Xm. ■mUilwnintT-* tl» n«w All-India Raps Profits west of Voronezh, together with a great grandchildren Johnson Peterson, be leaves three thfee women, sat today with 'k w h e a t/^ p In years—;'theh, l.n forest. The battle was said to be 10 Sim.' Nx, gathered to celebrate- her birth­ soii« and a daughter. They are display of complete unconcern New York, July 15.—(Wide ' series ran from- February .7 to party rcaolution demand- deap^tlon, movkd' family be- at the height of Its furj-. day at the. ffaine of Town-- Glerk Eric H., Carl H. and Lawrence World)—Victory, programs which Julie 8, then waa discontinued be­ Of Contracts ' .Mr. and Mrs- Oerh(|rd Richter of through the third dajr of his trial use the same basic idea soon.will ■ tog Brltaln'a withdrawal from rule .Long.lngs from his living room and ■ Without specifying the exact and Mra. Samuel J. Turklngton of Peterson of this town, Mra. Josejffi cause of a. dearth of material, The af with tte emphaUc declar- locality, the Information Bureau, Ansonia are. spendings their vaca­ before a U. S. military court. be undei* vvay on tw:o networks. previous series on Sunday nights filled It w;lth the ripe grain. tion with the parents of.both, Mr. Henry street, last night, A few E.'Carlaon of Andover; and .seven atiaa today that there can be no said Soviet soldiers had repulsed ah' friends oaitSide the large 'family grandchildren. The soldier, who has pleaded in­ Both present established micro.- attracted considerable attention. Vinson Says Sales En­ Down in Vega, Tex., they’re enemy drive and followed this up and Mrs. Jacob Klein of"'>^airfleld connection were Invite^ and the 'i'he funeral win be held Friday nocent, is accused of murder in phone shows of various categories furtbar negotiation. using a hotel for a yrheat-storage with a counter-attack. ., atreet. and Rev. and Mrs. Karl .'elebra'Uon was held .on the afutriioon at two o'clock at the the deaths of -Miss Gladys Hos- as guests. . . I Llatening tonight: , To reporters ettt'ng '^®**'**5i gineers Have ‘Inside elevator. In Hemphill County, "After losing 11 tanks and hun-: Richter of Garden street. Turklngton recreation founds, Th6c*as Q. Dougan Funeral home, king, 40; Mrs. >Pauline Buchan The NBC ileries. Victory Parade NBC—!$, Thin Man Adventure ged before Wm at hie. little echool Tex., they’ve boarded up a school dreds of offierrs and men, the Ger­ *>)' Thompson', 31, and- Mrs. Ivy Vio­ at 6:30 p. m. Sundays, ha* been 8:30, Dough Re Mi, new music 2pi.i- T flee mllee from thie cotton Track’ with Navy. Rev. -Stephen Smith; pastor of or rather in the new enclosed porch 59 HoU street. Kev. B. E. Green ul ■ndrarmlng town, Gandhi con- house to make more storage mans were forced to withdraw," It on the East side of the garage, the ' (Covenant Congregational let McLeod, 41. on the air for several weeks. The quiz; 9. Those We Love; 9;3U, space. reported.. the .Methodise .church in East- where a meal, cooked on the out­ church Will officiate in the absence Today three prosecution wit­ next broadcast .will bf a Mr. Dis­ District Attorney; 10, Kay Kyser. aaded Oiat violence might result Bralntree, Maas., will be the guest nesses testified to seeing a soldier That’s find our^M<^«ction so enormoi^s, our prices so rem arkably low! from the reeoluUon. Washington, July 15 — '(fP)' — And so It goes throughout the 'In another sector^'several en­ door fireplace woa relished- by all. of the pastor of Emanuel Lutheran trict Attorney drama. CBS—8, Nelson Eddy edneert; Chairmen. Vlnson (D„ Ga.) of The grain belt. emy attacks Were beaten off. So­ speaker St the Sunday evening drinking with Mra. Thompson the The program oh (pBs is to be 8;30, Dr." Christian; 9, Shirley don’t want rioting or any- outdoor . service of the South Mrs. Turklngton was the former church, Rev. T. A.: Gustafson who House NavarOommlttee maintain­ Other farmers are - using ga­ viet artillery and antKtank gurs Miss Rosalind (ih-awford. Her sis­ is on his vacation. Interment Will night she was strangled to death the Victory Theater at 9 p. m., Temple, Junior Miss; 9:30, Sus- tting Of that eort aa rages, steel tanks, vacant store set fire to six enemy tankf." Methodist church. A graduate of but aaid they could npt Identify Mondays, beginning next week priiSe mystery drama, new time; (But, w e’ve oty^ys been fdm ous fpr m aking your dollar go gcd^af these measures,” declared ed today that three "sales engin­ DePauw -University, he Is studying ters; Mrs. Grace Hassett and Mrs. be in the East cemetery. LeohskI as that soldier. The wit­ S e Wlxened lltUe Indian leader. eers’* had an "inside track" at the bHildings or Just Jetting the grain Stop Nazi Infantry/' ' Alice Blish and their children were The funeral home will be open with S special Cecil B. DeMille 10, Great Momenta in Music; pile up on the ground. St the Boston University ScHool present, also Mrs. SendalTs son nesses, two men and a woman, ^ production of ,1‘PhiladeIphla 110:30, The Twenty-Second Letter "If itotlng takee place I shall feel Navy Department which . ..helped Soviet soldiers defending the big of Theology and is a member of. for friends after seven o'clock this scanned the courtroom In an at­ . ^ rth e r!) . s .< ^ u ’ll also m |d the sam e M uperb quality you expect them obtain war contracta- for All Pulillc Elevators Full bend country south of Boguchar*,' Arthur and his wife, and Fred J. evening. ■Story," starring Ksiuiarine Hep- new time. the New England^- Southern con­ Bendall, and others of the family tempt to identify the soldier but bunt and Lieut. James Stewart. BLU—7:30. Lone Ranger; 8:3U, *"***’*"■ Most Be BaUned mknufacturera and a profit of All of the public elevators In on the Don 130 miles below Vor­ ference. Mrs. Smith Is the former said they did not see him. The resolution must be ratified $646,701 for them.selves during the, terminal cities are full, with last onezh, after a series of W'lthdrkw- unable to be present sent mes- The following week- the Hit Pa* Manhattan at Midnight; 9, Basin by the All-India Congress ,Com- year's huge carryover creating Miss Evelyn Beer, and her parents, .sa'ges and gifts, to' Mrs. Bendall. Soldier Bending Over Body rade wiH be tbe gu^t. St. Swing; 9:30, Goldman Band; of W ord m ercli^ndise. BtH^feiose buy only w hat you needi first six months of this year. als eastward 150 miles or so from .Mr. and Mrs. George Beer expect • ^ tte e . Which has been called to "You three men, sitting here In- the worst wheat storage situation the Kharkov sector, were report­ 'The latter .enjoyed the observation r Funerals The prosecution then turned . tQ Bolft-aerles are tinder auspices 10, Garry Moore variety show. vest at "Bombay Aug. 8. but never them to airtvc tomorrow to spend ns much %s the youngest person the case of Mrs. McLeod. An Aus­ of the Office of War Production, MBS—8:30, Grenadier Guards VVashington, ’ Vinson bluntly .told this country has ever seen, Erland ed to have stopped a rcgjment of par( of their vacation here. This In the history of the party has an. the trio during the committee Carlsson, chief Kansas grain in-, Nazi Infantry and wiped ou^ more present. She was a native of Brad­ Mrs. Elizabeth lloran tralian aircraft worker who found and all artists donate their serv* band; 9:30, Pass In Review; 10:30, Important decision of the 18-man will be. the final outdoor evening ford, England, and came to this The - funeral of Mrs.' Elizab'eth her body lying on a shop-doorstep Ices, receiving a Vrfor-Victory sil­ Chateau Hogan. hearing, "are getting $1,150 each spector, said a.s harvest of the than 700 of its effectives. service at this church. worirlng committee been overrui-. a day, every' day for the first six neqr-record 1942 crop reached Its. Although the Red Army coun­ country when but seven years old. Horan, who di'ed in Arlington^ testified he saw an American sol­ ver pin. . ■*; ad t^ ro e 850 members of the gen- She formerly lived In Windsor and Mass., last Sunday, u as held this dier bending over it. The soldier What to expect Thursday: months of this year, including peak. . , ' ter-blow's In the Voronezh area NBC—2:45 p._ m., Hymns of all aral 'oommittee; . . Sunday.. while boys are dying at Carload after carload of, were Incrcasln.'? ,ln force, Soviet In Talcottville,’ but the greater morning from the, William P. straightened, up and walked brisk­ The radio channels "frjpiii Ha­ Aakti whether he expected the part of her life has been spent in Quish • e'lineral Home on Main ly away, he said. waii. closed tor relay ^oadcasts Churches;^ 5:30, TTiree Suns Trio; Bataan and Oorrcgldor and-on the ■knocked-down, wooden grain bins despatches pointed out that there Maloney Favors 6:30, N ew \ series. Engineer at British to “come to terms, Lexington. Have been shipped Into the state. was no reason for easy ppUmisim this-town. street at 9:30 sDnd from St. James'S A chemist .testified blood was to the mainland aftep^Tearl Har­ replied that "they are. hu- church at 10 o'clock whjere a found on the door step and also on bor, now are opetvjigaln. So eaeb, War. \ SALEI 5% WOOL PLX d PAIRS No Justifleatinn For Fee* But despite all such measures, as to the city’s ftte. They said-the CBS-:-3:30. U S. Navy Band: '■ I Bian beings and I am never in des­ "1 am going to see if 1 can growing piles of the new crop are Germans hourly ivere sending Gas Subsidy Plan aoi.emn high mass of requiem was Leonskl’s trousers but. said ho .Saiturday at 4. CBS Is carrying pair of the possibility of human celebrated by the Rev. Edmund was unable to say w’hether the hello from Hait^ll while MBS at 5,'Are You a Genius quiz; 6:30, They’re pairs—that means you ^et double from these good break up Ihls practice of contin­ appearing on the 'grou"nd, with no fresh troops acroaa the Don to de­ Invite Children 6:30 the same day Is resuming Its Vera, Barton, songs. bK ge making an upward gent ttea.’ There's no Justification protection against ravages Of the velop the battle ■pr.eading' out on ^ rr e tt. Rev. Praiicis Breen was blood‘was the same. Washington, July 15—()P>—Sen­ deacon. Rev, William Dunn sub ■fhe prosecutor said he might Haweli calls series. .Both' include BLUr-i2:30, Farm and Home sturdy mixtures of 5% new wool aiid <>535 IcottM. They’re specially eUted that the resolu­ for it. You’ve, built up a clientele weather. the east bank, ator Maloney (D., Ckmn.) declared native ..music and other features. program; .3, Prescott Presents; 5, .and created the impression that Will Need E\-ery Bushel ■ To Inspect Room deacon and Rev. Charles, Kelley of conclude presentation of his evl-. woven with *11 the heat-retieuning wool iji t h e ^ p t They weigh 3 tion does not InUnd that the Brit-, "The menace is great," said j in the Senate today that nothing Cb^nvry and Rev. Raymond dence tomorrow. . . x'As a result of listener ap- Sweet and Mello. "these people have to come to you ‘1 hope It won’t etay tliere- long;’’ Pravda, the Communist party is as vital to the war effort now as pounds, measure a generous 70"x80". In bii^JiandKime block plaid*, [rtig w irly lah be banished physically from to get business viritH the govern­ Stephenson of Baltic, Conn., were CBS Is reviving Its They MBS—2:45, Khaki Serenade; Indian territory, that the Unlt^ Carlsson added, "we're going to newspaper. the'distribution' of a sufficient Captain Lowell Porter, of. the in the sanctuary.. Live Forever heroes In the ,wat, 4:30, Empire City horse race'; in blue, cedar, rote or green. Sateen boundl C < ^ in t^ a y ! 2.49 ment, and thst you can get speci­ need every bushel of this huge crop Descriptions of the battle sajd amount of petroleum products. Matlona be handlc*PP«d *** flgnt- fications changed so that they can armed forces at the local Armory, As ihe body was' brought into at 10:30 p. m. July 26. The first 5:30, Quaker City Serenade. Ing the Axle or that the s'ay be before this war Is Over-I’m glad to thousands of soldiers were fighting The chairman of .a special com­ the church, a trio, composed of Britisb May Move handle the work." fro.n behind every natural barrier mittee investigating the petroleum has invited the oldier boys and girls paved for agireeslon against In- His assertion came during, ex­ say that every effort Is being Mrs. John Barry, James Breen and made to get every kernel of It un­ and ground obstacle, while tanks shortage, he said that subsidies to who have been engaged In ^projects Arthur Keating sang "Lead Kind­ Frencb Warships BETTER 5% WOOL PLAID PAIR! ****" Net cJlirtlng Prison amination of A. P. Shirley, a one der iover.”- charged over, a battleground meet increased petroleum trans­ for the comfort of ths soldiers time'Army major, and F. B. Olcott ablaze with , fire and plumed with there, to visit the Armory tomor­ ly Light.” . At. the offertory Mrs. ” * Kilocycle* WDRC Oandhl said that the movement, and F. C. Nichols, both former Weather In the wheat belt n.or- portation costs merely distributed Barry sang "Pie Jesu"; at the ele­ Kilocycle You get iMly six extra inches of tuck-in in these fincf double blar^ta, led by him and backed by the mally would not do excessive dam- smoke. among the nation’s taxpayers the row morning at 10 o’clock,' espe-, vation Ml'. Breen sang "Veni Cre­ Alexandria, Egypt, Jjfiy^ 15.—OF) civillsn employes of the Navy. Air Force Still Strong cost of gasoline price rises. dally to see the new "day" ;oom —Vichy France's ghost fleet, nine beimuse they’re all of 72"x90"! riew wool, and 9535 ,’cotton, wov congress, would be “a mass rooye- The three are partners In a firm age to grain piled In the open, he ator" and as the body was leav­ Wednesday, July 15 Wednesday, July 15 . BMit of the widest possible scale said, although aome waste is In­ German dive-bombers continued Saying that he did not approve or recreation center. He has ad­ ing the church Mr. Keating sang, warships'■anchored In Alexandria VtB formwmum warmth, they weigh all of 3-’* mundsl Blue, cedar, roae''' which secures contracts for manii- dressed the school which Is now In harbor since shortly after ths fall P. M. P. M. ' > but that be was not courting Im- facturera throughout the country escapable. attempts to break up the Red of subsidies on a general^ scale, "Beautiful. Land on High." 3:00—The Story of Mary Marlin. 3:00—David Harum, or greed plaid, boufid with rayon taffeta ribSm 4"^ wide I To care for prtaonraent—"that la too eoft "If the weather remains dry and Army formations, but Russian dis­ Maloney added that he did not be­ it* third week, and it is expected Burial was at St. James’s ceme­ of France, may yet be taken out on- a commission basis. w1U be present with . Chaplain and interned .elsewhere until, the .3:15—Jla Perkins. 3:16-r-News. ‘ / them properly, save the direction tag attached to the blanket, “It I am dragged Into Jail, he favorable, the grain might be left patches said the Red A ir Force lieve the people of the 17 gasoline tery where Rev. Dunn, assisted by 3:30—Pepper Young's Family,, 3:30—(Columbia Concert Orches­ tfM 7:45—Tuckels. tp the south of Boguchar, which of 'Ger'msA and Ital’an troops, Seen for, Britain More and more officers apd of which at this time would not proposed ebrporatib taxes. motor trSihsport and war. supplies A.F. offensive which in time will land home. - ' ■ - I'to—Esso Reporter—News. ^ e added, were being thrown Joining Representative Knutson lies on the curve of the Don 130 ____ be swelled by American bombers. The regular business meeting Tomorrow's Program be In the Interests of the United miles below Voronezh. from Greek ports, chiefiy Salonika, 8:00—News of the World. into the^Antl-sufcmarine war. States." (R-Mlnn In an attack on corpor­ and a social time followed, and A. M. 8:15—Shopper* Sjleclar— Music, 1,300 BfenBeing Trained ate .rates proposed in ■ the bill, A fresh withdrawal ■ was ac­ into Italy's Dodecanese Islands London, July 15—(/P>—Sir An­ again they were regaled with Ice G9e Cb44*h Snigrle Blankef. W>"x7G” ...... 6 2 c 6:00—^Reveille, Agricultural Newg time. • ' ft Serf*/ A4oirfgom*fy Wcgt/i "We have a'Sajge eubmarine- Treadway aaid in r minority re­ knowledged in one sector of the have been observed during the drew Rae Duncan, minister of cream, tea and cookies by Mrs. famous zone south of Bogduchar In the last month, according to reports supply, assured thp House of Com­ 6 25—News. 8:30—News. eom ^t school whienne^hsa 1,200 port accompanying the big bill to Goast Seen Facing Margaret Pentland, who la on* of 6:30—Reveille. . 8:35—Shoppers Special—cohtinuT mea being trained for thia^serv- Drive Threatens the floor: face of s threatened encirclement. which Allied observer^ here be­ mons of a "growing sufficiency’^ the chief daughters of tha Scotia I.M C*44«i Do«Me Blanket, 7«'’x9«’* ...... 1 . 6 6 "■With a flanking blow,” Qie In­ lieve reliable. of munitions today in a speech 6:55—News. ' ' / . e—Aunt Jenny’s Real Life 11:00—Mairy Lee Taylor. 1.19 Oa44an Btanliet Sheet, W ’*§4” ...... 9 8 c coast lately?" agricultural region upon which Massachusetts State Guard some New York. July 15.—(85^Ralph.| ..a adentific blend of fluffy rayon for loft and Russia has be,en depending for r ^ a n e s e , . Lose Third of Tanks Wage Control of a growing sufficiency," he said. Ingersoll, editor-publisher of thol Stories. . . 11:15—Fletcher Wiley. The two newly-reported subnis- ' Soma German armored divisions tips on guerilla warfiue. 9:45—Day Droams .with Bud 11:30—Blight Horizons. beauty, eoft new wool for warmth, firm cot­ rlne victims Were a medium-sized grain, meat and other food sfip- "The enemy has made all ar­ newspaper PM, whose lA classlfi- r pUes for her southern Armies. New­ el Zero already have lost a third of their ‘Over Horizon cation waa continued by his draft I Rainey. 11:45—Aiint Jenny’s Stories. Sataan Ceeeied CawilwHer 4.5’4 ton for strength! 72"x90"—six inches longer :Amarlcan craft) announced by the 'tanks in the drive toward- the Vol­ rangements," bs told the officers. 10:00—Bess Johnson. 19:00—Kate Smith 'Speaks, Navy yesterday a# having been The loss of this area would in­ Would Absorb "Don’t wait. Those civilians who board after a re-hearlng, said last I crease Russian demands for Amer­ ga and tha Caspian Sea and 104 of night "U I go In the Army I want [ 10 :15-tBachelor’s CJhlldron. P If ’ than average! 3)^ pounds! 4" rayon satin sunk June 27 In daylight some 200 Canberra, Australia, Jufy^AS— the track-tfeaded fighting ma Washington, July 15—( ^ —Price do wait will be handling a shovel 12:15-^Blg Sister. CvM Meii miles off South America, and a ican food suppl^^at a time when Instead, of a gun, and Nazi task­ l,t to be as an honor paid my pro­ 10:30—Help Mate. Taffeta Cnnrfiaeter . 5 . 9 7 binding. Blue, rose, peach or cedar. there Is an acute ftiortage of ships yp)—Air Mlnlater Arthur DraRa hines were wrecked by the Rus- Administrator Leon Hendereon Extra Gas Cost fession, not because some men cn 10:45—Program from New York. 12:30—Romance of Helen Trent. Norwegian ship, torpedoed' June fOrd announced today that the Ja- sTibw^ a day, part of them by told a congressional committee to­ masters are not the nicest in the 12.:45—Our Gal Sunday. 23t nccordlng to a report by La to move war materials •across sub- world. Impress upon all that con­ a local draft board don’t like PM;” I 11,:00—Road bf Life. marine-infested waters and along paneSe have a new model , Zero ra rh n ^ g ,.^ e Tass news agency day the price control program was His case, he said In a etatement,'! 11:15—Vic and Bade. 1:00—Elsso Reporter—Newra, PKniia in,Mexico City.. fighter Ir operation against Allied aaid. ^ in danger of breaking down and ■ Washington, July 15—(85—^The centration camps, splitting ot 1:05—The Inside Page.’.'"'^ Salol Wards btt-m lling Ten of the American veeeel's 36- Axis aij-patrol'ed sea lanes. whole question of subsidies to help families and bsrdlng of chi;dren, "App^rs to be going to appeal." 11:30—Against the Storm. forces to the north of Australia. (A Rome brokdw t heard In warned that wage control Is "the He said a telegram Mortballl 11:45—David Hanim.'« 'r 1:15—Woman In WhiteL- mao crew perished in the attack. ■rae new model haa‘ greater London said the RiiMtans, already next ..'thing over the horizon." . enfofeo pries ceilings broke In the yours and your friends’, will be 1:30—Vic A Sade. The captain said that had the tor­ Structural strength and has about Senate again today .when Senator Field, PM’a owner, had sent-to Se-I 12:00—Gene., and Glenn. boasting squadrons of SOitoh^roll- Testifying before the House one of the huu’Uees steps the Ger­ lective Service officers asking fori 12:15—Luncheonalres." •1 :45—^The Goldbergs- NOVELTY BLANKETS pedo struck 10 minutes later all Hospital rHotes 1,000 horsepower compared with ing .-fortresses, had Introduce Small Builneas Committee,- the Russell (D., Os.) said that Secre­ mans will take. On you men of 2:00—Young Dr. Malone. might have bMn saved since , they 800 in the old, Drakefom said, but ar-smoklng official painted a tary ot Commerce Jones had as­ the State Guard *rests the Job of his deferment as "Indlspenslble’’ toj 12:45—Here Comes tbe Bond. would ba^e been on deck for life­ 34-ton tank equipped with a name- the paper's Continuance apparent-1 1:00—News.. 2:15—Joyce Jordan-=-Glri Interne climb and maneuverability have thrower.) " ' disiSi*l.plcture of the plight of 24,- sured senators that the ' Defepae bolding these beasts." 2:30—We Love-nmd Learn. boat drill; A son was born at the hospital been lost. Supplies Corporation would abaorb ly constituted an appeal. 1:15—Marjorie- Mills Hour, In addition 'to more than 35JK)0 000 smaD industrial enterprises 1:45—Cedric Foster, commenta­ 2:45—Life-Can Be Beautiful. . The Mexico City newspaper said today to Mr. and Mrs. Silas New­ He expressed doubt that the new casualties In 10 days In the .Vo­ and laconically-added; Increased transportation'coats In­ : the captain and seven crewmen, of ell of 161 St. John street planes could be launched from air­ cident to moving oil and gasoline tor. 1 ronezh area, the Germans were de­ "To use the virlgar expression, 2:00—Wrlghtvllle Sketches. They!!! give you wear—and then some I the Norwegian were killed but craft carriers. - . clared by a Soviet communique to you ain’t, seen nuthlri’^'yet." into the eastern rationed area. Public Records Vacation School that 23 aurvivora had been ^landed Howard Gibson of 185 Main On the strength of this assur­ 2:15—Medley ’Hme. Hal Kolb, Metal Salvage Heavy cotton with a srft, •uede4ike at the Yucatan town of Progreso. otreet and Robert Simpson of 163 have siifKlred the loss of such ma­ organist. nap! Rich colors that are slow to show teriel as 241 anti-tank and field Five Sent'enced to Deatk — - ance. Russell said ha would with­ Building Penult Main street we're reported today guns, 157 tanka, 115 trucks, and draw his amendment to the OPA To Present Pla^ 2:30—Concert Matinee, soil. Bold plaid or Indian t}esign.70''x80". to be "improving." Both boys were Henderson Puts appropriation bill aim ^ at elimi­ A permit for alterations apd ad­ 2:55—News.. Is Urged Now 220 munitions carts. .. London, July 15—(P)—-The Ger­ ditions was issued today to Mrs. Hemmed ends 7H pounds weight. in an - automobile accident this Operations of the Red Air Force man-controlled Brussels radio re­ nating the 2H cents a gallon In­ Mrs. W. Ralp^ Ward, Jr,, wh A Tit'" • * Circus Employees week.- Ban on Politics crease in the celling price of gaso­ Martha Sheehan by the building Monday iyere declared to have ac­ ported tonight that five ’ French­ inspectors office today. The work has been supervising th e ' vaci men bad -been sentenced to death line In some of the eastern stetss Hartford, July 15— (87 —The X\ Killed by Wagon Geqsus todays—110. counted tor 64 German tanks, 165 will cost $60 on a houpe owned by tlon church school In Its second [Former Prisoner Sovi on-this thick and ffuffy Washington, 'July 15— trucks, five guns, on ammunition at UUe for killing a German sol­ .sefved-by pipelines. • week at the South Methodist nation’s householders have done the applicant on Spruce street, such a good Job saving waste pa­ Admitted yesterday; Miss Han­ Price Administrator Leon Hen­ dump,^ a fuel depot and two rail dier. 'The announcer added that corner of Blssell street. Church, Is arranginjg for a demon-^ Enlists in Navy nah Hughes, 17814 Center iteeet; derson said today that OPA em­ Way trains. . two other, French nationals had stratlon and program by the prt-^ per that saving any morp ot It aot®* JACQUARD BLANKET Waterbury, July 15.—(g>)—The Spaamodle Aetton Indicated . been executed - for.. distributing Margaret Sinclair, Wappihg; Miss ployes who erigage In political ac­ Evidence Is Seen . Favors Proposal".’;' mary, Jimlor and Intermediate pt|jj would be a waste of time, Seth aov- fact that Rlngllng Bros, and Bar- May Carr, Hospital; Elbridge tivity should be dismissed. '' Spasmodic action was Indicated propaganda described aa Com­ pUs for Friday evening. at 7:~ Low Pierropont, chairman of the *v«*^ hum and Bailey clrcue opens a Loomis, 69 Brookfield etreet; Mrs. "No one In the OPA organiza­ on the Kalinin front, northwest of munistic, and 'for possession of at the church. "Children San Diego, Calif., July 16.—(87— State Salvage Committee, aaid to­ * Hagrntaely 2.49 two-day ^rformanee at Hartford Moscow. Red Army troops “broke firearms. “ - Of Wage Control Hartford, July 15. — (85 — Coi^ I Speaking of a s('orId..war; Soitsathne/ vdiial Magnificant Jane Begerson, 158 Henry street. tion la going to be permitted to neliua J. Danaher, state labor com­ Galilee,” a little pIi^.-wUl be pro day, urging that salvage atten­ tomorrow will expedite an Inves- Discharged yesterday: Normah play politics with the war into the outskirts of a populated sented and t^ere will be othei Aa Eskimo and a Filipino check- tion be concentrated on rubber, ' tigatlod of two fatalities thst de­ place” In a counter-attack after ' Adndral Tarrant Retlrss missioner, said today that he was Sterlin, 103 Hamlin street; Mrs. effort," Henderson asserted. In an Pittsburgh, July 15.—(^~r highly in favor of the proposal that interesting featuraa to the pa-^ led In at the tl. B. Naval Training iron, steel and other metals, rags Such a glamorous-looking blanket I Thre* veloped from the showing of the Mildred Adams. 38 Hudson atreet;. administrative order ' reminding the repulse of a tank-lsd German rents and friends' vriio attasulj Ifit&tlon. and kitchen fats. r . ALL WOOL BLANKET circus here July 4th, Deputy Cor­ thnut, the fioviet Information Bu­ Boston, July 15.—OFi—Beneath PhlUp Murray. CIO proaldent, the Federal government waive the pounds of deep-napped caressingly soft Mrs. Helen Melling, 156 Malh his staff of its obligations under charged today , therp la "eviaence ruling that men must ha%’e a birth CerUficates will also be given out Alfred' L. Deairden, 24, Filipino, Burning would be the beat meth­ oner Miles F. McNiff said today. etreet; Albert Cbrikianson, 403 the Hatch act which prohibits reau said. the tall masts of the did frigate Friday evening to the boys and Iwaa aboard a-'British merchant od of dispbsing af any accumula­ ( ^ t strong) rayon and cotton. Dainty Tha aecond death occurred yes- "Soviet artillery and anti-tank Constitution, Rear Admiral-W. T. the Office of Price Administra­ certificate In . order to be employed tions of waste paper now on hand, flower pattern with wide rayon satin rib­ ■Tolland Turnpike. government workers from taking tion gradually la assuming con­ m the nation’s factoriea. glrte. s |ahlp mink by-a Nazi raider a year larday afternoon when Ernest Death yesterday; Claus Peter­ active part In political manage^ riflemen destroyed 12 .German Tarrant today read the orders de­ Friday morning the begin * eforo Pearl Harbor, and for two he said.. bon binding. Pastels. 72"x84". Jac k ra, 40, of Allentown, Pa., a tanka," It was announced. "The en­ taching him from command of the trol of the wage making" powers son, 114 Charter Oak street. ment or political campaigns. of the War Labor Board and said . Queen Congratulates Nora* will have their closing prog Iweeka -was a prisoner oa the Ger- ".As s result of aeveral factors, clrcua "rasorback,” died at Wa- Admitted today: Daniel . and ' Failure to comply strictly with emy Infantry suffered heavy First Naval District and placing and parents have been Inrtted. |m sn vessel. mainly the wonderful responoe of tarbozy hospital from a broken Evelyn Relder, 49 Riverside ijrive; losses." him In retirement that labor has not “given up Its the people of Connecticut and the hack miffered when he was struck the terms of the law wlU mean rights to bargain for a fair rate New Ywk, July 15—<85-^Queen -----^------'/I Patrick C. Coffey, 20, the Eskl- Harold Osgood, 18 Starkweather tnatant dismissed, he aaid. Leningrad front fighters were Viges Forgery Cbarg* |mo. worked a* a dog sled driver to country aa a whole, the need .tor Wbf SSM new wool, nof 5035 new wool, but fey tha wheel of a large wagon be­ street; Mra. Vera Sperry, Vernon. reported to have destroyed num.er- Navy WIna Bacmlt of pay." WUhelmina of The Netherlands waste paper has been fully met,” The statemenfa were made to congratulated a pretty Dutch obtain money for his trip south. -m/I new woo/—four pounds of it—chosen for ing pushed by two elephants, the Discharged today: Mrs. Ida Noted Pbyalctan IMea ous Nazi guns and an ammunition Detroit, July 15—(ffV-ProaecuJ Pierropont explain*.. "Other con­ deputy coroner aaid. Denette and infant ton, 32 Essex dump and killed more than 400 Du Quoin,. III. — 0$^ — Wayne reporters during a recess of a nursa today for her bravery 'under tributing factors are the shutting exceptional warmth and wear and priced ’way cloaed meeting of the 135 mem­ fire when the ship she was on was tot'W illiam HL DowUng todajf To Compile Nava! Record Qoiantr McNiff said he wUl street: Mrs. Albina Twaronlte, and Cincinnati, July 15— —Dr. Germans In three days of fighting. Isaac, 20, a grocery clerk, went to recosunended a warrant' off of many industries formerly down low at Wards. Treated to resist m oth. puauBon witoaases from Hartford Bed artillerymen disabled three Chicago, and voluataarad aa a bers ot Uw "UtUa Steel" Policy torpadoed off tha coast of Crate. using large quantities of pape^ infant son, 117 Prospect; Mrs. Nel­ James Joa#{ffi Kogan, 70, of Vallo- Elevan other mambera of Tha Walter W. Gee, chief clerk in Jb^ London, July 1!J— (87 —Lieut. ' tsaamraw to aooaar at tha local lie Gergler, Mansfield Depot; Joan Jo, < ^ fn natlonaUy known In th* tanks and * ^p ^ out aome SOO Ger­ Naval aviation cadat Batumtng Gommlttaa, eallad here, Murray 7onidr, S. Morrison of the' United board, and chang^ In method* ot. damagcl 72"x90" size! Blue, roae, cedar or l^aUee Button for questioning oon- mans In ano^er area, a communi­ home, be founc a call from his lo­ said, to' dlscusa measures to be NeUierlanda merchant marine local office of tha Goodyear packing munition* and other "war Lewis, 4'2^b111ster street: Dlggory field of vaccine and blood plasma were likewise honored by their * Rubber Oo., |he.. until States Navy has arrived in Brit­ green, with matching 5"i'ayon satin bindingl M BUg both faUUUes. Robertson, .117 Hilliard street: research, died of a chronic heart que said. cal board. Taking no chances, be taken In event the War tabor ain to .compile a rocord of Naval ■uppliea." ** Board gave a decision unfavonble -queen in a ceremony at the Sea­ April, with foigery.- DowB John Geodreitip, 73 Eldrldge street; ailment last night while visiting ' « took tbs oath at an Army Induc­ ■aid an audit tndlcatfd Gea war operations similar to that by He added that many paper , Hiase were 848,000 publicly Mrs. Eugenia 'Tinker. 25 Park the home of ids lifelong frtend Arcturua, in tbs constellation tion center, then obtelned ef fur­ to the union’s demands for a f 1 men's (%urch Institute which the 9ir Julian Corbett from 1814 tb board factoriea, mllla and waste .INnMd truckaiB use on U. B. high- lough and got hie • auperiora to­ a day pqy ralsa and tha union royal visitor attended on the sec­ taken $106,000 from.the firm ovclj Street; Mias. Irma DeSimone, 104 and c6Ueag$^ Dr. Martin H. Bootes, is ths brightest stsr of tbs a ten-year ^period. |l918. Sir-Julian’s record is regtlrd- dealers "have now stored against ^njra at^hebe O pe of 1040. school street. Fischer. ■ northern hemisphere. gether. He went to the Navy. shop. ond day of her New 'Forte visit 1 aa a standard i8ork on sea war- future needs all the waste paper I. tor which t^ey ^ make room*** . r- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHF^STER, CONN. WEDNE5DAI, JULY 18. 1943 16. 1942 ' ■ I -»■ ■ - ! , ■ PAGE NTN® MA'NGHESTER EVEXTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN WEDNESDAY. JU — . - ■ ------. ■ ■' . . . ------!---- 1' : ...... ■— ------, ------I — ^AG E E IG H T some of them have served on im­ Female Mechanict Aid portant , governmental commis­ win out: other battles out in thv . V Storms Cause Out-o£-State q what goes on in .the showdbwii: • SERIAL'^TORY-x s' ■ ' f ■ New Artillery/Better Air Base Shop Monde sions^ iU nrl|fBl»r battles of Russia. field. I The frbnt line of that bat­ The new pereonnel director suc­ Man About Manhatt^ ceeds Harry W. Marsh who re­ Fbr that, and for other reasons, tle is now^ in the, Senate. If 43 BANNER!> FLY IN G Much Damage Men Pondered soldiersj had decided to abaent Paine- Field, 'VVaah., July 15 signed .-^cently to take^a simLIar we should be so concerned. If By George Tucker . COPYXIOHT, 1 * ^ post in New York City. themselves from Bataan because BY MARY RAYA^OND H NBA eaRviex. inc. In —^Feminine mechanics have a p|oper regard for our own Thuader Showers Low­ have boosted the morale in Scoraoria Ginsiders Ex­ INC iMri««, we. jvill feel as if we were of the heat, we know what that New York—W‘e fgot into a ca r. tell you the shops of this Army Air Tl BtiMlI 8tr««t standing shoulder to shoulder would have been and what would and drove qut through the was. she got there. ^ The Story: Chitafle Colton. sorry. Miss-Colton. wintry American Giiiiners Im T er Temperatures Hit­ Base, (in officer said today, perts Assistant »l»noh«»t«i;. Con^ thsjaiitumn merged into, a and it’s not a lipstick and Italian Battleship have happened to them. hlghi noon sun Ih'to the country who has prbmia^ Bart San^r- niitxe s^d, turning to go. siege of snow and rain. There THOUa S rEROUSON with the Russians, with our fates after awhile toward / Here's a hit of anonymous noi- Overnight News powder puff boost, either. 0«n«rsl Our senators shouldn’t have, to and turnenturned aiier hwuhc x .'‘r " son.'.norson.'.hor uance,fiance, ina»that saoaho wium il gi»egive Itu'w Waa as riotnot. until Christie was ohon iwere few parties, and these were patient to Get <>ack ting Record Highs. . PersonneL'^ireclor.' Voondtd OctebT t. lU l Intermingled. A_Al____ A —i.. I small 11 and Informal. I \fMrs. V^ Colton •rhelr presence has put the ' Relieved Finished be told that they ought to be on the .sea until we came to « th s morning ' "P «>:*"*’ '* •*“ her w ^ ^ to the twin that she rl- men on their 'toes—and 'hot They ate Inextricably Joined to­ depotthat stretched for four or P°»tman « mail ^ ^ p ^ i * , to By a seriouMy injured w a y to the _tr...... * had flu and 'vent off to Florida At Enemy and Test Of Connecticut Hartford, July -IS^X^^^Statc PaMImtd B»»ry B»*nin« **/*?[ the job when a measure of .such five miles along an emergency . . . From New Orleans. Unslgn- 1^ I 1 -w membereCKshe had failed to find By The Associated Press Jus(, to . get a glimpse of a Seedsys »nd HolldiyA Ent*rtd at gether, in a manner which makes young II1M to a n osplw In the youYtg man’s narrie. And to shake it off. When sht returned Im proved Weispons. By Aaaoolatod Presa Personnel Director Olcndop A. 5ST Boit Otftc* «t uanch.tttr. vital Importance to the future of llne of tracks. Flanking the rails ed: - _ ,• ' Thunder showers caused damage cutte on the other side of a Lonuon, July 15— (/P)—Official what used to be our likes or dis­ next town. Prevlons to the flight —jjjj, »t«Mige— the nurse had she looked radiant and well. Flor­ n,mm, ■■ Second Cl«i* Mall Mattor. were heavy platforms, and on the "Dear Mr^ Tucker. Tonight I she has B^nifcd a comm Ut^ known her nalne. M aybe. Bill ida had been gay. and crowded. in various parts of the state yes­ fuselage. SepPoria, newly appointed, Nvaa Britisl. circles said today tke Ital­ every American le/.up for debat-.' By BiU Bonl WiUlmantlc—MaJ. Oen. George ‘The girls are very seri­ SOBSCRIPTION rates likes entirely futile. platforms, ^ss far as you could see, was riding in a strert car . . . Six- meeting for-^ (w n a Relief hnn, gjage had phoned^ the hospital She. W’as sure Westwood was the terday lowering temperatures that reported today to be eerlousljr ians possibly had completed the and vote. WRS the accumulated baggage of teen young men with m^doUM Wide World Military Editor Baehr, chief medical officer of the ous,” commented'' Lieut. Ed­ 38000-ton battleship Roma, on On# Tear by Our safety from>bombs depends met Sandra girl In ^^^r she left, only place in the country 'vith soar^ to record highs for the day. consideriog several out-of-state It .m iy ' be hot in Waahington war—ready to be. plied■ into the and violins got on . . . They were town, and had ^ "scene” with her such n dreary outlook. One thing Fort Bragg, N. C., July 18—U. War Department,' announced yes­ gar K. .Hillman, base sub­ wlmh work was started June 12, upon Russia. Whether Russia will happy . . ■ They were going home terday t ^ t he had named William ^In West Stafford, the air raid depot engineering . officer, '{jeraonnel experta to fill hia $4,- tincia Copy ...... now, but it's going to be hotter holds and on the decks o f ships. In which SandiB says they Jari was 'driving Up as ' [hristlo’s she imew, the town needed a big 8. Army artlUery, except for the 1940,'tnit it waa verii' doubtful that Dallyarcd On* Tear ...... be able to keep us safe from to England. We traveled together "natural enemies” , beOnuse t\ party to lift It out of the doldnima. D. Sweeney, superintendent eff the warning tower was without tele­ ‘and the minute they showed 800 poet of assistant director. ' a siaterrtjip, the Impero, waa in out in the districts next Novem-j about twelve mllea, and did they taxi turned in the gateway. She .gallant gunners of Bataan and Windham Community Memorial up in the shops' the boys had The eligtblllty-llst from which member of . bomba depends. In turn, upon . It was not possible to count the rare tor the same itiBB. waited until Christie had pala^the She waa going right ahead, ahe phone service due to the storm and commissioiK,^ make those Instruments talk! . . . Corrsgidor and the 'Texas battery hoapital, as coordinating hospital state police were forced to use to get on their toes. The girla_ the bhoice will .be made contains TUB associated •’**®l*f what we do In the *ubmaflne her. great packing cases, most as largo driver and then asked: "Why the told the family with her plana A Stockholm dispatch said both TSa Aaaociated Pr»*a la The young man who sat in'the officer for CTonnecticut. their, squad car radios to relay In­ want to.prove they are just as' many promlnefit names and ex-' vess.clc had, joined - the Italian ly aaUUad to tha uia or as piano boxes, ./others large Wa^^And A Faity taxi? Did you hs"e car trouble?^ for Jan’s ball. which fought In Java, as yet have warfare along our own coasts. It enough to .house a tapk. They scat with ■ me was from Manches­ Busy days followed. Talks with had no chance to tost their weap­ WiUimantic—Complications aris­ formation to barracks from whence good aS men, and the men plres Aug. 7. ( ■ Mediterranean fleet. The British tlOB af all nawt diapatchaa cradltao CHAPTER V Christie shook her head. She want to keep the - edge on ta It or not otbarwiaa ' ’’•‘•'‘•‘I is now nearljr 400 ships K»t. and were there by the tens of hun­ ter . . . His Lancashire' dla’-jct caterers, plans for decorations. ons and their mettle against the ing. from apparently minor auto­ it was telephoned to Boston. Scoborla indicated that owing circles said this report might .have It waa while the young hian viras told Jan the,story. While she was them. That’a a perfect set-up to the need for .'communicating thla Fapcf F*a® '°®a’ this fact haa already played lU dreds. They had been switched in made me sit up and fake notice, talking, ahe had the feeling that Two stenographers, pulled away enemy. But their 'equipment al mobile InJuriee caused the death Clear Lane for Traffic . been planted by the Germans. oabllanad haralrt,,; « . as I had lived in England fOr in the operating room thaLChris- yesterday of Daniel A. Chinniog- Many trees wore blown across for production.” with the potential candidates it All nshta of rapublleatlon oi part tn determining^ the amount Washington ahd deposited there in anilcipa- tie remembered about BarL, and Jan was way ahead o f her. There from w’ork at Mr. Coltom’s office, ready has scored a notable tpyetal diaoatchaa haraln ara alao tion of a zero hour. They, lay on eight years. | was a race ridir' was something odd about-Jan’s checked Hats and addressed en­ ham, 02, of Windham Center. The highways in that vicinity and might be some time before . the / ■ of shipping we could, demote to the waiting on a doorstep. It was' ^:30 triumph. / raaaraad .. the platforms with the high grass long before those boys were born,; expression. She looked excited, but velopes endlessly. Great itapks "After the Nazi ' tanka had accident occurred July 5. troopers wept forth with axeo and Under Military Discipline actual appointment was made, and possibly before their parenU now. . , Hartford^-Gov. Robert A. Hur­ cleared a lane for,vehicular traffic. lis t Established Last August Fall aarrlea ellant of N- E. supply of Russia while there was growing all around them and the Bart's voice, when she reached ho,t amazed. ‘ went out for mailing. smaabed through Poland,, the Low in War Time sun beating down on them, and as were . . . It's' 40 years since I . "The .man you took to Lakeville ^•’Christie, it’s 'going to be beau­ ley announced yesterday the ap­ • Waterbury. Bridgeport, New Ha­ Kansas City.—(>p—Col. • Harry The list was established la'sV ECZEMA Saralea Inc. ______^ still* time for such aid. And '-it came home . . . I had two fingers him by phone, sounded almost an­ Countries and France there were August after a nation-wide sexam- far, too, as -you could see were was Stephen Marston,” Jan said. tiful.” Mrs. .ColtotK said, one day. some of our boye who were a bit pointment of Ralph C. Laabury, ven and Hartford «II reported ex- M. Gambrel of the Third MIsaquri A aimple. way to quick relief pabllabara now plays Its part In any consid­ brokeij . My friends here gave gry, hurt and immensely relieved. She was standing iX the doorway in^ion. By JarkWtlanrtt soldiers passing througri the heat . "Where in the world are you. yStephen! Not really.” scared of them," aays the artillery Jr., of East Windsor Hill, as Con­ ceseive heat that was said to have In/ahtry ia president of the Kan­ from the itching of Eczema, ptm- Jallat Uathawa Special A«ancyand eration of. a possible second front nie many good things, but I was- of the ballroom. ’’Can yop Imagine necticut regional marketing au­ (Candidates Include: ptes, atigry red blotchea and other Maar tort. Chicaso- Datrolv Waahington— Assuming that of the day, guarding this all-im­ Christie?” • *iYe8. He was In the Waln- commander of a southern division been the top figure for the date sas ' CJlty’ Police Board—and look too heavy for this side of the this room completely tr*nsfprm- thority. and Waterbury said that its offi­ what happens: "Cease immediate­ Alfred .Gates, assistant director skin irritations, is by applying Boatiin. operation. ' there are a few direct quisatlons portant equipment. "At the ■ Lakeville Hospital. \Vrii^U' car, And Mr. Walnwright "Then they got to working with ta These Cases aren't there. any pond. I went broke, and gave up ed Into a white 'vlnter aceiia, with Hartford—Frederick W. Nowlan cial thermometer, reading reached ly addressing superior officers as of the Rochester, N.. Y„ Municipal Peterson’s Ointment to the affect­ m bu bbr audit bureau of How our production . of ships Some poorjlrellow had an accident was driving. They had an accident, our guns. Now they've switched to and answers which , will reduce more.. A fc>v days after I was out the racing game. But that dialect and m V. Walnwright felt responsi­ a forest of trees covered^ lylth of Danbury, retired district main­ 96 degrees. In some spots about the ’Cap,’ ’Boss,’ 'Skipper,' ‘Lute,’ Research' Bureau; Charles F. Bas­ ed parts. Relieves itching prompt­ ClRCUtATipwa -and our battle against the subma­ and I had to bring him here. It snow and jewele.d with xhlue . feeling impatient until they, can sett, Akron, O., per.sonnel direc­ the manpower problem to its there’ I jmaaed again, and the woke up long sleeping memories was a, real emergency, Bart.” , ble wheX Stephen was injured. He tenance supervisor of the State city the mercury gained a top of ’Sarge,’ etc.,” said a new order. ly. Makes the skin look better, Tka Herald - Prlntliif Company. of pleasant days spent In England, lights.” ' get a crack at those bablei.” tor; and Reuben Horbhow, Ohio feel better. Peterson’s Ointment Iniraawsiea no financial raaponal- rine progresses, may be the< gquge A-B-C's. the War Manpower com­ 8 were emptj’, The wild "(JoOd heavens!” Bart exclaim­ arranged\for the operation in Highway Department, waa honor­ 100. ■ A friendly wave of the hand is ojit, with those long since passed on, "Add Some red, and you’ll have Has Played Big F art/ ed yeaterday by former colleagues In New Haven, the.market re­ too. Salute's are required, along civil service commissioner. aliso soothing for tired: itchy feet blll» for the for the future course of the battle grass gpcw around; the empty ed. "You drove him oyer?” Lakeville.'Betty Walnwright said Artillery, properly handled, haa mission'haa attempted-to do .same platfornis. .-fTbe .rusty, rails were and to hear one who was not oom a -patriotic scheme,” Christie aald who presented him w(th a $25 war porter said that heat combined with a snappy "Yes,’ Sir!” Cli­ Scoborla said that all the can­ and cracks between toes.^ 35c all oaafins m I* of Europe. And the battle of Eu­ ^ giving the following replies: "No. It had to be quicker than sending hitiK over by plane prob­ played a big part in the war in Manehaatar Eranlna Herald. bare of cars. That mornings ear­ then, speaklng+a dialect long since ably saved ms life. Of couise, I slowly. bond. with close crating resulted in the max: Officers are not allowed to didates were, considered experts in druggists. Mone^ back i f not de­ "0 . How many men will be' that. 1 brought him here in a "You sound like your' father. -. recent weeks—notably the 88mm, rope, which Is currently the battle lier, we crossed the Hudson and forgotten, makes me feel sure plane." Thero v.ias s long silence didn’t know you tlew the plane.” Waterbury—Ernest Jackson, an loss of 2,000 pounds of poultry. smoke in public. . x. their respective fields and that lighted. qulrrti in the labor army—or Honestly, I believe you have red. guhs which helped Nazi Field X. Wednesday. July 15 of Russia, in turn casts Its shad­ were cortipelled to, wait ■ in mid- there will always be an England. at the other end.. employe 6t Rlngling Brothers and off the Tarms? He had finished his training and ‘ "W ell!” ChriMle exclaimed, ”ao white, and blue stripes running up Marshal Rommel smash through ow on th a F a r East, lyhere the atream for a great ship that ap­ "Bart,” Christie pleaded, "surely my young man qf mystery was Bamum Bailey C^fous, - who was A. By the end of I943^nd early peared dirty and patched in her he was going home to fight for his and down your spine.” the British tank lltiea in Libya. injured recently on the grounds The Way They Died For Us creation of any knockout blow you aren’t angry. I didn't forget Stephen! That’s vrtiy' he. thought The radio was on In the music in 1944, we must have 20,000.000 camouflage to pass on her way to country. He was possibly 20 years my promise.,' It was something I Expert artiUerymen tell you it is here, died last night at a hospital. he knew me. All Vhe time he room Aa Christie passed the bound to continua as a major against Japan depeq^ upon the workers in direct V a r proto "He had a few rational mo­ .range—nobf perfected so that the Sent as Memento LOOK NEATI FEEl COMKlItTAIlEI ed the enemy to the' w ^ w a rd and continue. But at the moment, it ta most likely to develop In the pa­ awaken hlni. Have ycur brother would be drawn into the war. and Her ancient triumphs yat on high FAMOlfsMAKE ruled of conduct which govern considered Ilkfly that the volun­ tient near fifty. Chronic Inflam ments.” the nurse replied, stiffly. shall bear. 340-mm. howitzer Cim fire its 450- WALNUTK SUITE proceeded -to attack at once with­ use a simpler evening meal, stick­ “And once he asked for you.” she was sure Bart knew what he tary movement to place every motion of the prostate., gland is wai talking about. Then, Tommy And. reign, the sovereign of tha Ib. shell witHxonly. a 25-yard mar- out protection or assistance of other clvlllsris slroply on the ing to those combinations whlcly . "There’s some mistake,” .(Jhris- glq of error, \ Buffalo, N. Y., July 15.—(iPi— Here’s a 3-piece bedroom suite man and woman in the job for certainly a very common disorder are easily dlggate'd. Usually a bet­ had joined up. conquered air,” any kind. Although some hlU ^ u n d that their poaseaslon of a tV« Insisted. "He is a stranger to A. C. O, "The dive-bom ^r con and un The bulletrpierced tail fin of a I priced for economy. This smart, THIS OUTFIT HELPS YOU'IM THE JO I which he or ahe ia beat fitted and. and also one whic’’ should not be ter diet is all that la required to I Summer went by. A golden 9x12 group consists of 3 full sizd were, reported by radio from-4hese car and ability to drive la one of pioat ne^ed will be sufficient. neglected. As a re'ioral rule, the stop the moaning. ' m ^ ’ doubtodly wiU ao a great deal Nazi bomber downed in Libya by ! | when the UnitodX Nations open a Curtiss Kltt'yhawk fighter plane I pieces. Dresser, Chest,'.’ Bed. airplanes and although some ene­ the essenUals to the war effort patient ignores the early symp­ _X. Note^ Vanity or cheslrobe may Q. What industries will, need the toms and may be troubled for a their coiin(er-offenbivea. But dive- haa been hung on the wall of the ' my flghters were shot down, the Are many of them going to aa- bombers can attack, only once, be substit-uted for dresser or .V ..r ipost additional workers? period of several yeani before, un­ CXirtiss-Wright (Corporation w ar-' sume that the speed limits, the dertaking treatment. It is ho' -un­ To Back Seefeev then myst go back refuel and plane plant. chest. A rare value at our sale total damage Inflicted by this A. Civilian employment in m price; rules of traffic safety, the need to common to find the patient haa reload. ArtUlery can * .The swaatlkaTpalnted plane s e c -' I squadron in this attack' may nev­ Navy yards. Army arienals and air «onstant, pounding presMre on the conserve rubber and gaa, do not depots will be increased at least had the troubles as tong as four On Ships Debate tion, flown by clipper across -thej| er be known. None of these fif­ years before seeking help. enemy, in itself a devel^m ent' of Atlantic, was Inscribed by R.A.F. apply to them ?. Are they going to five-fold: .Aircraft workers quad­ teen planes returned.” The prostate gland is not a part . the hiew warfare. \ pilots of the Middle East com­ assume that, after many civilians rupled; shipbuilding and Army ” Preaenf-day tactics,” sby the mand with the message: ’T o the * V From more unofficial accounts and Navy ordnance tripled. of the system whereby the body London, July 15.— The labor have slowed their own driving eliminates fluid waste from the party decided today to support the • artillery commander "la to cobcru' CUrti^ gang, from the boys who $89 o f the battle yve read of how Ma­ Q. How many "new” workers trate aU your fire on one target pace to something quleUy under kidneys. However, when, the gland government’s Insistence on secrecy ; ape flying ‘emrin Africa. jor Lofton R. Henderson of the .vlll be needed? In an lihpSfidlng Hoiise of Com- ! $or, ,say five minutes, which may Here’a evidence of the job your Worth $110. Anywhere! A. Approximately 11,000,000 in is enlarged or~-swollen, it may ob­ Marine Corps, with his piano 40, they retain the special privi­ struct the. neck of the bladder ex­ mons debate on shipping but some n o t' sound like much but is c m '- Kittya-and Tommjn are doing In Industry; 2,500,000. on the farms siderable when you' can have n aflame in his final attack on a Jap lege of traveling whatever speed plains why the slgni of a proatatic of Its members. Including Emanue’ the weatem desert.'^keep ’em com­ . Free 9x12 Rug (during harvest periods).' Shlnwen and Samuel Silverman. ' guns each firing four rottnds a ing.' ' . f carrier, pointed hia plane direct­ happens to please tlvrir mood? disorder deal chiefly. with diffi­ Q. How many "tradea” ars culty in getting rid .of liquid announced that they Intended tc * - minute of shells weighing several ly into the carrier amokestack, of We hope riot, for although we short of manpower? waate. The, patient may be dis­ hundred pounds into a single area. In April, IM l, average output of - ^Cushion Included boycott any debate behind cloaed Have 48-Degree Traverse Bedding Specials That Can’ t Be Duplicated! how Captain Richard E. Fleming, need defense workers to win the A. At least lOO. For example. tressed by a burning sensation doors! military airplanes in the UnitM 50 tool designers are needed for which accompanlea the elimina­ ' 'That sort of Hell busting loose Worth $8.95! Only $19.95 Buvs Qur Regular $24.50 Gold Medal with hia plane practically shot out war, we also need highway safety Clement K. C. Davies, a Liberal, Is more than anybody-can stand: StaVs w-as 47.8 daily. every one how employed; 25 tool- tion of fluid atored in the, bladder, and Edgar L. Granville, an Inde­ r Trom under him, was iMt ob- and we need, most Important of Wflien you’ve given it to them -for ROLL EDGE INNERSPRING MATTRESS makers for every one now work or by a strtng dealre to empty the pendent, have taksn the same ■V Cliolce of service stripe ticking. T>:ln or full size. M e e , serx’ed "steering the wreck of his all, aa much equality of sacrifice Ing: 22 marine machlnlsta, etc. bladder often. This latter symp­ five minuteb, yoii switch 'your tar­ 9x12 Axminsters ...$49.50 ServAff stand. / get—and remember that most, of plane toward the enemy to score as we can get. If ordinary civil Q. Where does One apply for a tom may be noticeable either day It sUy waa ppssiMe that oppon­ $29.50 Buys Our Regular $.3.3.75 Gold Medal or night but when occurring at our guns have a 48-degree trav­ 9x12 Willminsters ..$59.50 a bomb hit before his flaming ship [sms have to observe a new speed wartime job? ents of aecr^y might challenge erse (meaning that, once set up. ^ SUPER-REST INNERSPRING MATTRESS A. At the offices of the UnitW night, breaks up the sleep. Oc Do you need law, defense workers should ob­ the government to risk a vote on they Can hit anything within that 9x12 W ilton s...... $69„56 DeLuxe comfort at low cost. Pre^bullt inner roll con­ crashed into the ocean,” StatesICmployment Service. These casionally the patient finds It dlf the open versus dosed debate Issue struction. Attractive ticking In fancy panel covers. Blue, flcult to completely empty the angle to the limit of their range). Limited number. But perliaps the anonymous serve it too. are located in. all large cities, in but the government apparently had 'Fbu pound the new target for or rose. . "y ' SINFORIZED r r ; 79'» ihriskpreif 1 •' hgroiam is the most Impreaalyc. In a way, defense workers are all state capitals, and most of the fluid, and part of the waste may the necessary backing to win Its five minutes and then. Just aa the CASH? 27-Inch ~ $34.50 Buys Our Regular $39.50 remain In the bladder where it For our pride, and for the safety a privileged class. They are privi­ county seat towns. point that secrecy ia necessary to survivors of that first barrage are Wfcea a lean Is aesessary, Stair Carpet.,, .$1.19 yd, undergoes decomposition. If a safeguard the Uvea o f. Britain’s REST-HAVEN DE LtTXE MATTRESS of everything American, we’ll leged to be in the front line of urinalysis is made it may show the thinking. Thank the Lord, they’re yea win fe» saasWerate Usnally $1.49, seamen. Immediate . done with us', you're back on them This Is s custom-made Innerspring, unit. Money cannot FULL CUT . big rpoi^y slztsl « take the men in those 15 torpedo the nation’s war effort.-• At the presence of pus. The patient may ^ swW«e mt ftsiaiaf h again. I know I wouldn’t like to I'J 27-Inch buy better comfort. - bombers who found the retreating same time they are excused from deacribe a pain located in th e low­ be under it " Defanae Workara, Buai- Quotations er part of the back which he be- D elivery ! neaa Olrla, Bxgcutlvea and Stair Carpet .. .$1.89 yd. TMTN BED SPECIAL! enemy *hd flew in to the attack. assuming their places in the other irevea ia lumbago. Conalderable You don’t have to be at Bragg Romance Ignored long to see that our boys are be­ . other employed peraona Usually'$3.49. M.sple ^-poster bed, cotton-mattresa, sagless spring. We’ll have to wait a long time to kind of front line, where they mental disturbance la cotrimoqly HEAVY WEIGHT. . . for long w tirTl. a ing trained to handle expertly who need c a ^ to pay off Special! $29.50 find out what. damage they did, would be exposed to more person­ seen and the patient becomes li^ debts, for medical or den­ Close-Out of Scatter Rugs, . Thinking men and women tn .ritoble, depressed, Jr he is worsiM In Rationing Gas everything the ordnance .plants ore . Same OutSt 'With Innerspring Mattress. $3.5.00. ^ o r none of the fifteen planes re­ al danger and receive aflot less in­ Cfermany and Italy are entitled turning out. They work with every­ tal aervlcea or for home 27x54 Sizes. Values to J ‘ ^ to know what kind-of future We and discouraged. Although a c t ^ - similar worthy purpose, ' I.IMITI:D NUMBER. Thii outfit glveo you your motwy'a worth and ^ turned. but we don't have to wait come. / ly in the prime of life he may lose b r o a d l o o m c a r p e t thing from rifle and machine-gun $6.95. SALE PRICE $3.95 have in store for them. Waterbury, Jufy 16.. — (/P> — It to protect their own positions, are invited to see Personal then aome! You get the extra wear of a strong, ^ j one instant to sense what their - But their privilege'does not ex­ — Prof. Gaetailo Salvemlnl, Har his grip and fear that he is be­ looks aa If Mf, Hknderson forgot for a cash loan of $10 to coming old. through 78-mm. gunt with tubes spirit and' courage wert,- tend beyond that. They are on no yard professor, i n t l-F a a c 1 a about romance when he begah' ra­ (barrels) not much larger than $300. firm fabric, the neater appearance of. matching 'y 0 In making a diagnosis of proa-< tioning gaaollne. Quality Studio Courhes Americani, before such hero­ vacation from the laws which gov­ spokesman.' ‘ Utic trouble, S thorough examlna- your forearm and which break WHO CAN GET A 5-Piece Modern Chrome Sets shirt and pantx, the lasting imartness of a woven- ‘ ^ An appUcant told the local ra­ Mill Seconds- - Specially Priced! Full Innerspring cohStructlqn. Three sepa­ ism, should bow their heads: tn ern other clvUlans. Uon Include a teit of the .workln|f down Into pack-mule loads, to the LOAN? , $ 3 4 . 9 5 Hew’s a set to brighten-up your in herringbone pattern! Thia*‘outfit won't shink * ■We ' have taken some hard tioning board last night: 840-howltaerB. Peraonal makea loans to rate cushions. Plaid homespun covers. kitchen! Side leaf-t>-pe table with awe and tribute and prayer, and knocks; we may take some mon power of the kldnrys, urinalysis, "I’m being married Saturday. blood count, and physical examin­ With special size rugs become more Most Be Haoled la Seetioaa credit-worthy men and drawer and hairpin legs. Well- out of fit. Ita colon stay bright and clear. Cut P ask themselves if they will ever but that only hardens the deter We’ve planned a honeymocm to 'These babies ars ao huge -and women, single or married. Hotter In November minat oh of the British prople to ation. At the end of the examlM- Niagara Falla. What I Want to difficult to order daily these big rolls padded chairs. Colors: Red and for comfort and strongly reinforegd! A real buy! ■ be^ good enough, on the home Uon, proper treatment may then ■o heavy that, when broken down, Theae loans ara mads on Usually _ white and black and whlte^ MADE TO SELL win at any cost. know Is, can I get enough gas fbr of broadloom carpet are a welcomed ad­ yd. front, fully tp deserve such de­ As the American -people con be sUrted. In mUd or average ^ 3-98 they have to be hauled In sections your -Blgnatura alone. $39.05 and -'-Hr.rold Beresford Butler, dl my wedding trip?" <• dition to our stock...for you i^ ive by six 14-ton tractors. Stationary Bhren thou^ you’re em­ $44.98 FOR $54.95 fenders.^ We can at least try to tlnue their appyaiaal of Congress rector general British information caaea, dilation, maaaage and dia­ thermy treatmenU m iy be all The board pointed out that there immediate delivery on your selection... 43.95—9*12 FU guns with a very slight traverse ployed on a ntw Job. or Um Mr IJONINIV MYMiNT PUN H b n 4H VMr . live up to the way they died for on the issue of victory or defeat ser\'loe In U. S. that are needed to bring about re­ waa no provision for supplemental that would be used chiefly aa siege have newly moved Into sm4« W W.i4«. ThMnMdt W ltM« Mt M dU- in the war against Inflation, they rations of motor fuel for honey- no delays. The $8.96 “ I"®?! t the comniunlty, you can ' plWf Btey b. bMfbt is Mr CATUOO OS9M DIPT. us. We should see to it that stem lief. In a few advanced cases guns and to blast fortified fixed are called upon to note the fact where the prostate is **yP*^*’*^ mooners, but promised to taka tha quaint hook^ effect. At $6,.8$. chMse positloPB, they have to be empliflt- apply for a loan hers. SALE PRICE ■ ------y and exact Jvstlce is done upon special case under advlseinenL from well covered 18th century desi^s that on Monday, when the Senate every creature of Hitler's who had phled, an operation is In^catM. A yd. ed In pita. A SENSIBLE SOLUTION ' F*te« Joined Together home treatment which the ^*si**'J 5 - 3 5 «> Yet for all their size and weight A Loan of $100 costa opened action on the price, control any share-lr any act that did not in black, or green; and a new leaf (Resign fall within the customary and may use with benefit is the hot (one arheel at one -portion ot the $20.80 when promptly re­ Ths other day some sp<^esman. appropriation bill, with its- crip­ sito bath. A careful diet in which in tones of brown, Un and beige. A $ 4 4 . 9 5 legitimate llm'U o ' war. No Provisions blue “ carved” effect and three 18th cen­ 56.25— 9x12 Ft. p in weighs 1,000 pounds) their paid in '12 monthly consec- Bcting as if he had discovered pling amendirients, 43 members ot __Harold L. Iclces, secretary of irriiatlhe: foods and beverages are sXman crews leant to handle them utlva Inatallmenta. If a omitted will often give good re­ tury patterns (blue-green, cedar or bur- Bomathing new., warned the that august body were absent of. the InteMor. so efficiently that they can set loan la the best colution sults- , , Affect Japan bundy backgrounds) mSke up the $6.95 them up in the dbi^k with-the aid to your problem, come In American people that our free­ from Washington. Senatojr Bark: I suggest that those of my read­ or phone us todav. It would not h.; an txaggeratlon grade. - of only a flashlight dom from bomba depended upon ley succeeded in postponing ac- to say that the «A r reaU equally ers who have Jeveloped a pros- Tokyo (From Japanese Broad­ Nor are the men.being schooled the course o f battle in Ruesia. If tlcAv until later in the week, so no upon production and upon trans- tatlc disorder send for additional casts), July 15—UPl— Foreign. Min­ just to sit at home and keep the InformaUon as given in Dr. F «n k Hitler abould aver be releaqad barm was done then. Oh his in­ po^tlon. We must keep both pro­ ister Shigenorl Togo, speaking at guns polished. 'The modern artil­ grams functioning if .we arc to McCkiy’s article on Proatatic Dis­ .Osaka today, declared that the So­ 71.50—9*12 FU .- leryman gets Intensive physical l U i O M a i :' COME TO THE Xrom bla obUgatldha in Riiaaie, structions, the absent senators orders. Encloee 1 large, self- FINANCE CO. li;. i Win this war. viet govemmimt had assured Ja­ training, goes on long marches and b UDGEY FRIENDLY STORE 0 0 0 0 c 000 o o 0^0' o 'o ^ ^ the apokeaman aald, be woulfl will he notified that their-pres- __Edwaird. J. Buhner, Office of adklreased envelope and fle in li put through obstacle courses. He stampa. Also •«'*■ fo ' the article on pan mat Ruasia’a new treaty of al­ of Maacheoter'- B e n s o n ' S IhsB be^able to devote the atten- enqe in Washington is desirable. Defense Transportation. liance with Britain and her agree­ moat assuredly Is going places. - Stats Theater BnHdlag FOR ALL YOUB Sitf ^ths and a general diet He’d Just Uks to know when. t i«fis o f hie air force on us. 'Judging from the temperatures ®leaae address your request to ment with the United States coh- tad Floor Phoae S4M i i k r a n J T E I I - If freedom and democracy were Uln no proylAipns regarding Japcji. « R ,6 T H C R s I N C Ntve.vnilnd where. - 1 .. '■ M. n.-Bowen, T I R M 5 FURNITURE NEEDS! elsewhere, it must be hot and un­ McCoy Health Service in care Of Phoae MaaelMster 8171 Paciuipe that is a new way of wiped out and dictatprahip and - Relations between Jspan and the Mgr. , 7 l l - 7 l i MAIN fTAIIT TEL. 5161 m a n c h e ,s t b i . comfortable; in Waahington. auLx rarv toeV fhrir places, then this newspaper.. for a Special Evealng UP TO I YR. TO P.\Y! K21-828 M AIN ST. at the fact that .-this haa Soviet union continue to be regu­ AptMtatment. A cedar tree requires more than Ueease No. W l important Labor 'VjUid p' ' greatest U K GIVE 1 XITKI) T’f ADlXG STAMI»S! fee all oaB^war. Perhaps, for a Nonetheless, it is ag Qaestloas And Answera lated by their 1941 treaty of neu-. 6f A^ANGHESTER a century to grolw large enough to . . pr> 1 ah*, yield a 30-foot telephone pole. gBiNnent w two, it .did make Amer- for Air >rica to win thebe batt.'. . .;!lam Gt./cn, president A. (LesnoB Milk) trality, the foreign minlater de­ J ({uesUon: Mr. C. A. writes; clared. . vRallj’ convemed aii.i^sgou-at m4aUon aa it la for us ef L. ... • — V —

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. ^DNESDAY, JULY 16, 194J. PAGE ELE^ 7 ' . . ' , '■ '• ♦ . . • •.T MANCHEST^IJB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. VVEDNESUAY, JULY 15,, 1948 "BF----- Jxlpltate known as argols, which is Naval District, said Aroff would n Y _ vV m e H a s principal industrial aource of Gremnio and Son be tried on thrae four charges: Keep the Children Hippy} IDBJS Hardboard Industry cream of tartar. A trace remains Naval Officer "1—Scandalous conduct tmding In the wine. In New Location to ths destruction of good morals. THRESHER’S Chinese Admit Ancient Document Found Lighter t. The report Is made In iSclenae, "2—Conduct to the prejudice of New Methods bffidial organ of American science, To Face Trial good order and discipline. PONY RIDES at by Doctors Henry Newman and "3—Violation of a lawful regu­ At Adams Street tocal Youth Is Killed Wenchow Now By a Manchester Man Mason Abramson. Thay found Gremmo and Son's Native Meat lation Issued by the secretary of .May Furnish Whiskey and Gin Alco> that Scotch, pure alcohol. Bour­ Market will open a t Its new loca­ Lieutenant Commander the Navy. , Bnckland Comers Tanks, Planes Getting Deaths Last Night hoi Lack Cream of bon and gin alcohol were abeorb- tion at 228 Spfvice street, corner Relietl^ed of Duties as "4—Falsehood." >uriHg War Maneuvers In Jap Hands An historical documeht, elevat-.^ fen^Iy 6f this SUte ^cepted . to ed Into the blood two to three of Maple street, bn Thursday of Tires for All ing Thomas Davenport to the rank be Kfifign of the 7th Company on ' Material Discovered i , ----- Tartar Buffer. times foster than alcohol from this week. In addition to ths line Result of Charges. (Oonttnoed from Page One) of. Ensign in 1782 by Governor TrUnband in the 5th Re^ment In port and:, burgundy. of fresh native meats that this (Goatinued From Page One) Jonathan Trumbull, has been lui-r 'the State, repoflng fpeclal Truft Accidentally; Plenty New York—cniarles Henry By Howard W. Blakealee Slowed Down by Wine market has been cariying ’ they ^jrp. Alexander Gur: ■ .jP- covered by Harold Dean, of Bow and Confldence.in yqjir Fidelity, n- 1U • • 1 ' Doeraam, 58,. musician and con- Son Francisco, July 1!5—(4>)— retreat since July 11, and fighting Ut -K||i8V IvlatenalS, cert organist- who headed the or- Wide World Science Editor When a little of the natural have added a complete line of. gro­ General court-martial will b^Theld of Congress St.v were known as the Vflexon”. I -.1 now 1s centered around Linchwan, street Th4 document was found (Murage and Good (Conduct, I DO wine material was added to the ceries and fresh fruits and vege. for Lieut.-Comdr. Maurice N. "quick .butadiene ” pfncessw in a house in Beverly, Massa­ by -virtue of the , LaWa of this' ------' gon department of Columbia. Uni- New York, JOly 15.—The reason hard* drinks, they were slowed tables. Felix .Gremmo, who is as­ (XEMMO and SON’S he said. State, me ther^nlo enabling, ap­ By James Marlow and I verslty for 22 yeire. Aroff, U. S. N. R., through w h ^ iiw ts Death as Aut^ Substitute of'Butyl ^ p e .Elaborating on China’s view of chusetts, while cleaning out an why the alcohol, in whiskey and down to the wine rate. sociated with his father, Arturo hands passed scoree of applica­ Flexon, he explained,-is a rubber attic searching • ■ for material for point and impower you to take the William Pinkerton [ West Chester, . Pa.—Dr. Chris- However, the Stanford experi Gremmo, in conducting the busi­ Falls Off a Bridge. the war and of her role of tying New York. July 15— (Wide Brliiton, 71, -critic for the gin has a bigger kick for nost tions for Navy commissions in this substitute /tn the butyl type, al­ up large numbers of Japanese, the the scrap campaign. fald com pa^ into you'r Care and drinkers thaiiv the same amoiuit of mentors found also that men dif­ ness, will TOver the route visiting ores. ready beififg made ) t( experimental Charge ap/their Ensign carefully U7«,.M I.'.;!.. -..I..... ' New York Art Museum who was fer, because of the way their Native Meat Market spokc.sman ."laid both Gorniany and The, house that it was foimd in World. -Today tanks and^ planes ^n^^ered the nation’s leading ex- alcohol in winV has been found at termers and producers for the pur­ Commander Aroff, who headed Th« Srtt faUUty amoijg^ Ideal tjuantiries from /4sobutylenfe by Japan were "now making desper-. is over 100 years old, and two and dill^ntly to dlfcharger- that itomacha act wiyv-alcohol. One pose of buying which hia tether am bara of the former/ National ju^eshift -methOTs involving dr>- Office/'and Truft, exercifing your are getUng material discovered . ponent of, Soviet art. Stanford Un'lwralty School of .men just naturally aboorbed hard a plumbing supply company In 'ate bids, as they must score cer­ Dutch ovens are still to be seen accidentally by a scientist who' New *'York-(Varies ' ~ ' E ., Sltm- formerly covered, Felix Gremmo Los Angeies'before be was called WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS AT fioard troopa waa reported laat tain successes this rummer in or­ here. - , inferior Officers and Soldfers in Medicine. ^ liquor alcohol not a bit foster than will cover the route beginning next into active .service, was relieved ■;S|ht When a te l^ ^ ' The quUde butadiene method. the Ufe of (heir Armb, according went out to lunch without know,- mona, 66, president and chairman wine. Hia ' blood* took the alcohol Monday, July 20. Parish said, involves production-of der to put themselves in a position Mr. Dean is planning on taking of the board of the New York, On­ Cream of tartar I'fi the wine of hia duties oa head of- Naval of­ ITS NEW LOCATION tielved by Mr. a ^ Mrs. Michael to the. Rule and DifclpUne of War ing he had left Osvleaky steampipe from Bourbon whisky slower thah ficer procurement, in this district i' ChiiaW of n o Correas street noti- Buna/fmi- from either of the wines. uient and odds and ends of United Natlijna.” in Hartford, w h^ it will be ea^ behind him. pany. cal slows the passage of alcohi:^., Government .regulations rtqulre last April 17. ; Wn* them of the death of t^ ir amined. It is tornxin places and Lews of this State, keeping them What the scientist found when from the stomach to the blood. Ths The explanation of his cose was that parachutes in active service An announcement yesterday / Sdb. Owporal' Alexander Gurski. jufik to patch temporary facilities Will Determine War Length in Good Order and Government Louisville, Ky.—J. Bernard that alcohol interfered with the ■Which Could turn . out rupber ra*w much the worse for'wear. he returng^ led' to the develop­ Wathen, Jr., 62, member of the kick of drinking comes only after be inspected and repacked at Least from Vice Admiral J. W. Green- Otwpora^/Guraki, who was 23 Thus, he said, the duration 'of afid commanding them to obey ment of wood fiber boards by the the alcohol reaches ths blood and normal movements of hia atomach. every 60 days. slade, commandant of the 12th Main of/Wge, ’Was killed when ap materials. the war will be determined by the It will be noticed In this docu­ you as .their Enfign, and you shall fourth generation of a family of T hl^ffect was so marked that aU 226 Spruce Street Parish said that after much ex­ Masonite Corporation whose huge Kentucky distillers, retired vice brain. *■Army, Patrol car on which he wa.s crucial tw-o or three months ahead. ment, which follows, that the let­ observe all fuch orders and direc­ southern plant now is working at. cohol -nauseated him. off a bridge during a perimentation w-ith w-oodejt tires, He said that i( the Allies could ter "s" has been replaced by tions as from Time to Time you president of the American Medici­ Whiskey and gin alcohol, unim­ Cream of tarter. i.s what chem­ (Coriier of Maple) spring wheels and other tire sub­ capacity around the clock to meet nal Spirits of the National Distil­ peded by cream of tartar, piles up it maneuver problem, near —Herald Photos win back some of the Japanese f” in most of the w-ords. This was fhall receive either from me. or war needf. ists call a buffer. It changes ip 8helby,''Mlsalasippi. stitutes, the automobile industry positions in the Southwest Pacific the custom In the early' English from other your fuperior officers, lers Products CdiToratlon: mors quickly in the blood. Cream acidity. The Stanford physicians A T THE had reached ths conclusion that Colonel A. L. Bullard., commander of the local anti-aircraft The firm's wood ■ fiber board— of tartar—hydrogen potaraium ni­ The telegram came as a shock thif summer "the psychological as writing. purfuant to the Truft by repofed or hardboard-.;^ia going into Signal East Orange, N. J.—C. Curtice drew '.he kick out of the hard to the soldiers parenU who had for the present time there is no regiment here, was host this week to four officers ?^ihe R o^l well a* the materiwl'-Wow to Japan in, you. McCain, 85, retired transportation trate—Is a natural -part of grape drinks by using an amount of the substitute for the rubber tire. Arilllery. Above they are shown a t the armory.^lgfT'tB i<>« »o Hifbl. Copy of Doemnent Corps trailers, 'ttm nai shell hold­ juice. In wine making most of It 100 knowledge of the accident Colonel Bullard, Major would be tremendous.’ Jonathan Trumbull, Enquire, Given under my Hand and th* ers, blackout shutters. Army bus­ expert who waa the first auditor buffer thot would give whisky ex­ Thursday, July 16 to 5:80 last evening. The noMfloa- Enough for MlUUry Needs Major R. G. Steel. Major W. H. Maddison, ^He asserted a counter-offensive Captain-General and Commander Public Seal of this State at Hart­ es, Medical Corps laboratory table of the Interstate Commerce Com­ comes out. In the. form of a pre­ actly the some acidity oa wine. FACTORY tlon was sent by Major Gwieral He said the government’s 800,- G. F. Emanuel and Major D. A. Logan. against Japan would help Russia in C/hlef and over the .State of ford the 80th day of June, A.D. tops, tank - linings, adibulance in­ mission. H. Hester, commanding of- 000-ton synthetic rubber program just as a second front in western Conrfectlcut in Anlerica. To Thom­ 1782. By his Excrilency's CoOf teriors Olid die stock ft^^resslng For! Men •oer of the 43rd dlvlsioa. was sufficient for the military Europe would, because It would as Davenport — Gent. Greetings! mand, George Wyliy, Secretary—, airplane parts. ■' \ • .1 Here On Christmas needs of the United Nation's, it "help reduce the menace to Ruosia, You being by the General Af- Jonth Trumbull. This is in addition to its clVi^sn Aero'Cloth Water Repellant Jackets .. $1.38 In Our New Store We Will Carry The last time the non-commis- Police Court would be neither Igrge enough nor which Japan Is ready to attack.” uses for refrigerator exteriors, fil­ Plans Fight •.Featured At Donnelly gioasd officer was seen by his par­ soon enough for ordinary non- British Officers Visit The Allies "must always take ing cabinets, housing, grain stor­ Sport Jackets $1.19 ^omplete Line of Groceries, Fre«h Fruito ents was during the Christmas essential civilian motoring. som«i risk even If we ore not quite * age bins, motor housings, fan tFool Bathing Trunks $1.88 holidays, at which time he wa? ■ Myrle M. Kacror of 84 Henry His company, the Standard of­ ready." said the spokesman, warn­ Loose Tongue blades, concrete molds, stationary For Estate and Vegetablea and home on furlough. Since that tlipb, street was found guilty of speed­ ficial said, believed in any pro­ ing that a sustained defensive pol­ Lee Renamed awnings, and office furniture. f: he corresponded regularly, and ing on West .Center and Center gram "that will give pur nation Local Defense Areas icy only inspired the enemy to fur­ Executives of The United States Our Ukiial Line of Fresh Native Meaia many pictures of. blm’ have been streeU on Friday in town court the most rubber. In the shortest ______ther offensive. Trips Up Spy Gypsum -Company, holding a sep­ For Women tfeaaured by bis family/. this morning and was fined 810 tlm«, with the least possible drain For Senator arate patent for hardboards, say 84*Ye^01d Man Pa­ He Joined the OonnecUcut Na­ and costs. -The arrest was made by oti vital materials r no matter Four senior officers of the Royal ‘ unlfirm. the shdulder ^ Japaneee Take Juton Pure Wool Culottes . . . ^ . . $1.00 British about the only way in which the> In addition to loss of Wenchow, (Conttnoed From Pog^ One) their company's product, too, is roled After 50 Years tional Guard in 1037 at the local Officer John Cavagnaro at 5:30 S f {rm V r,-rV th,M ,"«U rtril-ry br.nch of th. being U8»d’ for war purposes ’ in •naory, 'and served his three-year the spokesman said Julan, a port Summer Skirts ...... $1..59 Farmera and Producem: m p i In Oklahoma last Friday...... 1 1 ____ i i *• A M 4 Vf anrin ABt * eevirvav’T* — addition to its civilian uaes. In Insane Asyliim. mriistment. He reedliated in Com- James Murphy of 45*WardwelV grain, or coal, or oil,^r ail three. Army are in Manchester Impart* ' invited by Government 12 miles southwest o'f Wenchow, bomber parts when seized in a i Parish explained that the de­ Ing to members of the local anti- The officers have been in this had fallen to the Japanese on Sun­ Hempstead, N. Y„ drinking place No Shortages or Prioritlea Bathing Suits ...... • • • • • . . . $1.84 ■y K, which was commanded by Road, West Hartford,- charged (Contlnaed from Page One) itain William H. Naylor,, here, vrtth operating a motor vehicle batable question- in the - rubber aiixraft: regiment, information country for *«y*f*' day. on the tip of on Army corporal Unlike ao’me' other industries, Chicago. July 15-^(4V'.5VUliam Beginning Monday, July 20, Felix-Gremr prom m was hbw ter it would go _ actual is not known how long they will Japanese operations near Foo­ who overheard him talking about I '■ J" ths hardboard makers so. far have F. Yott, '84, once a OoId^Ooast Cotton Cardigans . . * a « • .... 78c left Manchester for Camp without a pfoper registration arid they have learned during J. Otjen, Enid attorney and former mo, son oL Arturo Gremmo, will jcover the Blaading. Florida, in F e b n i^ , operating a motor vehicle under a toward meeUng essential civilian combat in England and generally remain in Manchester, where they chow, In Fukien province to the them, Foxworth said.' b«w confronted neither with riding master, today found him­ ,1541. At that time he Was a priv­ license calling for insurance of the transportation needs. exchanging ideas. They all hojd have established quarters at Hotel south and the laat remaining ma­ The FBI said Sptegelberg waa a state senator for governor. - shortages nqr priorities in raw self In a position for the first For Girls ^ route formerly covered by his/father for ate, and during his federal service driver, was found guilty on both Senator Thomas 4s a member of the n-.ik of major in the. Brltien Sheridan. They, were ' requested to- jor port in CTilnese po-ssession, also fisherman, miner and sailor . in Hard Put to Win ' materials since they use small pine time In almost 60 years to fight come here by the United States arise from fears of its potential and hardwood trees. buying purposett. lose to the non-commissioned rank counts and fined 85.00 and costs a Senate Agriculture Subcommit­ Array, and have been busy travel­ Alaska from 1929 to 1935. "Two of six Democratic congress­ for a share of his father’s half Wool Bathing Suits ...... '88c . f ' Which he held at bis death. on each. tee Which heard testimony from ling around this area looking over government due to the fact that- u.se by the United Nations, he said. He enlisted in the Coast Guard men with primary opponents were Ths Masonite plant, -whoae cm- million dollar estate to which he Bora Ih Hartford Murphy was arrested this morn­ Nelson yesterday. The group has the fortlfirations.. the warfare which they experlenc-^ Although the Japanese have in 1928. Foxworth said, but was hard put to win renomination. ' poclty recontly was enlarged 38 was once heir. WALTHAM. Cotton Fleece Cardigans cd was in the anti-aircraft branch been ejected’ ft-om Futuo Island, per Coat, smploya thousands of . . 78c Boiporal Ourakl waa born in ing at 1:15 by Officer Harold V approved a bUI introduced by Sen­ Those in the Group ousted the same year when the Wilburn Cartwright, chairman Yott’a wife, EUsa, had him com- i Hartford but has spent most of Heffron who noticed a car travel­ ator Gillette (D.. Ipwa), Thomas The officers Include' Majors R. of the hervlce. near Foochow, the spokesman said government found he had been of the House Roads Committee workers and oftidals say its dolly piUted to tba Elgin (lU.) State his life la Manchester. He attend­ ling east on East Center street and others to create the independ­ O. Steel. R.A.. W. H. Maddison. R. Seen Many U. S. Camps they still held Lancghi island. convicted of passing a 895 bogus who has represented the third dis­ production exceeds one million hospital March SO, 1893, and In­ Strap Watches $24.75 For Boys ed grammar schools In the Eighth bearing cardboard license plates ent rubber agency to push rub­ A., D. A. Logan, R.A., and Gerald Since their arrival in the United ■fhe Japanese are reorganizing check in Los Angeles the previous trict for eight terms, was trailing 'square feet. , sisted he net be released without flebool district, and before his in­ on both front and rear. Murphy ber producUon from grain alco­ Emanual, R.A. States they have travelled to 20 brigades in China into full divi year, although he had sworn he a long-time legislator. Paul Stew- • The Gypsum Company has her consent—and aha never gave Slack Suits ...... 8 1 .8 8 duction, was employed by the testified that be had a day off hol. There is a decided difference in many Army camps' and posts, and sions, he declared. %n.d "this means had no -criminal record. art, portlv state senator and pub­ plants both in the south and New it. She died Sept. 8, 1941. Ploaeer Parachute Company. His work and planned to go, to a near­ (low Into .Cloaed Sewlon the insignia worn by the British they expect to continue their that the brigades will be given an The FBI said that Splegelberg lisher. with about one-third the England. Yott smd hia father had been Aero»Ooth Jackets ...... $1.28 parents operate a farm on COn- by lake and could not,,^et a proper officers. In the United States visits for some time to come. While offensive, character.” married a Sophie Wlnstow in precincts reported. The scientist. William H. Mason, partners in a livery business and The subcommittee went into here, they are closely connected He called this evidence of "bigt- now vice president of fhe Mason­ (TaM street. registraUoh as the office was closed session this morning to Army, a major wears an oak leaf Washington on-June 23. In the Fourth. Lyle Boren, third riding academy. Upon his com­ Diamond Bathing Trunks ...... • • • e .... 78c Besides his parents, the soldier closed and he thought that card- on his shoulders denoting his rank, with the. officers of the local regi­ ger ambitions” for the enemy but term congressman from, Seminole, ite firm, made his discovery at mitment to the asylum, his wife hear M. J. Madigan, a special as­ ment commanded by Colonel A. L. added that "where and when he Held as VIehy .Agent Laufel, Miss., In 1924. lesTrig one brother, Nicholas, and hoard plates were better than none sistant to the secretary of war. in the British Army, however, a The arrest of another American gained back the lead over Park took his place in the. business, ■/ . two alatera, Miaa Alice Gurski and at all. major wears one Royal Crown on Bullard, officers from the Man­ will strike I jeannot say.’/. citizen on a charge of acting as a Wyatt. Shawnee attorney. About He had worked with Thomas-A. subsequent-ly Inheriting- the fath­ Rings R etail Salesroorn^ Judge Bowers expressed the in charge of war plant construc­ his shoulder. This insignia has chester, armory have been assign­ . Lieut. Gen. Joseph W. Stilwell’s Edison 17 years and- went to Lau­ lira George Kahn, all of this tion, give secret testimony on the headquarters for the fourth con secret agent for the Vichy French two-thirds the precincts were ,o be er's estate. town. He waa unmarried. opinion that Murphy's operator's been noticed by many local resi­ ed to escort them while they at­ governsnent without registering heard from. -.j rel to experiment with the by­ Daughter Left Entire Eatata. In Beautiful license should be taken away from synthetic, rubber program. He dents. and due to the fact that tempt to aid the soldiers in this secutive -day issued the following products of southern lumber mills m Tunerai arrangements are In Mrs. Yott left her entire estate asked fpr the private session, say­ area to be prepared fot-any eventu­ connmunique today: "Nothing tb with the State department waa an­ Little Repuhlicnn Inteimt whose trash burners were devour­ • \ Settings eharge of the Mark Holmes Fun­ him. ' " ing he could not give a well-rounJ- both the, United States and Brit nounced yesterday by U, 8. At­ There was little Interest in th* , to their daughter, Mrs. Esther Manchester Knitting TODAY AMERICA NEEDS THE ACCURACY OF eral Home,. 28 Woodbridge street, Left Car on Street ish officers wear the olive drab ality, report.” ing hundreds of tons of small, odd- ed view without disclosing mili­ torney Mathlaa Correa. Republican primary, few of the sized pieces of lumber. Eugenie Whitmore of Lockport. MANCHESTER GREEN ‘ ' TEL. 6304 and the details, will be announced A fine of 83.00 without costs tary secrets such as location of He Was Jean Leonard Musa. 65- candidates making an active cam^ N. Y..' leaving nothing to either Open Evenings Until 9 :00 as soon asl It is determined what was Imposed on Isadore LaPoint, year-old native of Switzerlana Mason was looking for some use synthetic plapts./ Revolutionaries Kill palgh. No Republican ever hpli for that left-over wood, so he Yott or their son, .Frank D. Yott, ELGIN WATCHES time the body will arrive here, Mr. 32, of 18 Forest street, Salem, Before reporters and spectators steel plate and air compressors. who was naturalized In this coun­ been elected goverabr, and a Re­ of Three Rivers, Mich. Holmes stated today. Mass, and employed in a local it would be "a rash act," he 1 Puppet Offici€ds try. Correa said Musa waa em­ searched for a process by which Paroled from the Eygin Institu­ $27.50 defense plant, for leaving his car were excluded from the commit­ Death Takes publican senator is a political rar­ the Wood could be reduced to fiber tee room, Charles M. Weis, a New said, to divert such critical ma­ Chungking, July l5—<4^—The ployed by French Ambassador ity. tion yesterday,. Yott planned to locked and unlighted on West.Cen­ York chemical engineer, gave the terials in order to provide enough Central News Agency reported to­ Gaston Henry-Haye from Septem­ pbsen-ers predicted yesterday’s without destroying the natural a'sk the probate court today for a And Up . More Heart * ter street Monday'night. The car committee a report of a repent in­ rubber producing capacity to sup­ ■Former Head day that 40 Japanese and Chinese ber, 1940. and was paid until April, vote in the Democratic primary lignin, holding all wood together. dower ^rtion of his’ wife’s ec- waa found by Officer John Csft-ag- spection of the Publicker alcohol ply all civilian as well as military puppet officials were killed July 1942, out qf ‘funds of the French would total around 500,000, and on- * Such a process, be thought, tate, the basis of which was the Cases Seen naro, on patrol, and unable to en­ and riibbeF'plant at Philadelphia. demands. 1 as Formbaan i^volutionaries government on deposit here in the the Republicala side about 40,000. would result In a strong, tough pa- fortune left by Yott’s father. For the Youngster ' \ ter the car, he placed a flare on Weis assured the committee Accordingly,, Nelson added, an Of Argentina threw bombs into a gathering in "services of information account." Under Oklahoma laws no runoff ’ per or perhaps a new kind of in­ Attorney Thomas J. O’Malley, the highway near the obstruction members that the production Independent government rubber an Amoy-, park commemorating primaries are held, the candidate sulating board. conservator for .Yott, estimated War Result as a warning to motorists. Later agency should ndt be created be­ the eateblishment’ of the puppet He decided to cut the waste RINGS ...... fl.lO and Up DU PONT HOUSE PAINT processes- they saw on a recent receiving the greatest vote even the dower' portion at a minlpium the car was removed to the po­ cause it would iTeocntralize the (Continued from Page One) government. .Milk Production Better wood into small chips-and explode visit to the plant were genuine, The agency said the dead lil- though his total may not be a . them under pressure. of 1146.000. BABY BRACELETS ...... $1.76 and up (Oentianed tkom Page One) lice station. adding with a grin that "this is no power to allocate these materials clear-cut majority, wins the nomi­ 'LaI*oiitt said he ran out of gas needed in the war effoIL succeeded Ortiz, and Santiago cluded a high Japanese official but BoetOn, July 15—fiP»—The aver­ Made Indusrlal "Gun" BABY LOCKETS...... ; ...... $ 1.75 „p and could not park the car.off the gold-from-seaweed proposition." Cardinal Copello. archbishop of did not identify Kira. The attack­ age da'Iy milk production per cow nation. Surgery, predicted In a prepared He said no avenue of approach The bill Intioduced by Gillette, Drilling’ a hole in a steel abaft, highway at that point.'so he lock­ Thomas and others calls fin; -crea- Buenos Airc.s. called at the Ortiz ers escaped in the confusion. It in Wew England was 19.31 pounds he made ah industrial "gun" which Action on Labor BABY CROSSES AND CHAINS...... / $l.2.>5 and up WHITE houses WHITE nddnsa the anticipated Increase should be overlooked in attacking home, yesterday to inquire said. 4 on July 1. eight per cent above the Founded Town ed up the car and went tp his tloc of a Rubber Supply Agency was charged with hhips and vrater. ’ ‘ would be in functional heart dis- the rubber shortage problem. bla condition. , x'- This marked the third raid on 10 year (1931-1940) average, the Exrtiti— IS-imnt fjpm. Hmmdtmt* Elgin. IS im n h . aase casea, rather than organic. work. , headccLby a 810,000 a year ptesi- Dr. A. J. Chandler, first terri­ The end was sealed with a tapered Had No Lteenae - Asked to Inspect dentlaily appointed director. It Amoy, Chinese seaport town on Neilf England Crop Reporting Ser- steel plu^. Measure StjTnied Crystal Rosary B ead s...... $2.00 and up H u reaaon, he aaid, waa that Roberto M. -Ortiz, Who rose the island of the same name nearly vicis of the United States Depart­ torial veterinarian, founded Chan­ Sa OUR MANY HANOSOMI. IRIAIU, STAR-TIMfR MODUS . "the high speed of thicks, auto­ Samuel McKeown of 76 Summer Weis -related that he had been would be the director’s duty to' dler, Ariz., which was established Blow torches were applied to mobiles and airplanes, the noise of street was given one week to se­ asked by the Army-Navy miml- pi^ide "at the earliest possible from the post of city councilman opposite the center of Formosa, ment of Agriculture announced*to- the bottom of the gun until the tions board to inspect the Polish in Buenos Aires to become his by Formosan revolutionaries, it day. . os a town in 1910. Washington, July 15— House a Id tba aervicc or huay pn the faomr front—tirar. i* impor­ tanks and high explosives and the cure a Connecticut license to lime" an adequate supply of rub­ was stated, the others occurring pressure within had reached 600 tant. Tbal’a why the brilliant new Elgin! take on cTrn general increased tempo of mod­ drive, to receive a suspension of process under way at the Publlck- ber and alcohol product from ag­ country's _18th president, was pounds per square inch. The plug, action on legislation designed ' to Judgment in his ' case, hJcKeov/n er plant. He waa requested, be forced to re’tire from active ad­ June 17 and 25. On the latter oc­ bring labor uniona under jurisdic­ greater value, too.. Their traditional accuracy rcHecta ern warfare are bound to produce ricultural, products to meet both casions, Japanese military estab­ Jarred looae by an Iron bar, shot tion of the Federal enti-racketeer- oo^tlona that result in functional was arrested last night, by Officer said, to determine two th(ngs: military and civilian needs. ministration of his office at a time out with Buch speed it never was E'lginy?? yeara of progreaa in fine watchmaking. From hMUt trouble! even among sturdy, H. V. Heffron, whom he had stop- The chemistry of the process and ^He would be empowered to lend When ,hls faith in democracy and lishments and Naval headquarters mg statute was reported stymied DONNELLY’S tbe ifiany amart designs, you are aure to find juat the were attacked. found but with It came a mass of today by refusal of the . powerful JEWELERS AT THE CENTER trained athletes." pi^ for'defective headlights, and whether the process could be car­ money, purchase or lease neces­ his abhorrence of aggression fine wood fibers. \^. yitch you want, t-7.50 and up including Federal Tax. Caused by Exoraaive Effort found him drivjng under a New ried out on a large scale. sary plants, enter Into contracts aeiemed destined to lead Argentina Rules C/ommlttee to send the on a path far different from the THE MANCHESTER 'Then Mason mixed k “wet lap" measure to the floor. . Ha said “aoldler's hearti:^ or neu- Jersey operator’s license which His Investigation showed, he and conduct research in rubber de­ Bonfbers Pay Another of fiber and water he tried to press rocifculatory asthenia, frequently had expired. Subsequently Mc­ said, that the process did produce present course of "prudent neu­ "The majority of the committee velopment. Materials needed for into a flat mius that might be feds that this is no time to stir / mistaken for true organic heart Keown had obtained a Connecticut butadiene—the base for synthetic rubber manufacture would be trality." Vifitf to Salamaua baked haM in^an oven, the hard­ diseasp, was a functional disorder operator’s license bn March 25 rubber—from 100 per cent ethyl Soon after his illness forced him General MacArthur's Headquar­ PUBLIC MARKET up trouble, and that is my'person­ granted priorities over s j^ la r ar­ ness, ef course, being the centra] al opinion, too,'.'..declared Chairman caused by excessive physical ef'’ which waa outdated. He failing to alcohol in a single step, with a ticles sought for private "accounts. into an inactive rolls 'on July 4, ters, Australia, July 15—(4”)—Al­ Idea.. fort or mental stress. Organic renew it, thinking the license then yield of approximately 2.2 pounds The measure authorizes appro­ 1940, h« said In an Interview that lied bombers paid another visit to ^ ^ ■ Sabath (D-Ill). brart disease is a disease of the President Roosevelt’s re-^lectiOn the much-bombed Japanese base ’That experiment failed. He tried But Repreaentativi Hobbs (D- obtained ran for one year. of butadiene per gallon or alcohol priation of whatever money would to squeeze the wet lap between heart itself. Mrs. Charlotte McDonald of and a possibility of stepping It up bf needed to carry out- the plan. to a third term waa "a tonic for at Salamaua,. New Guinea, yester­ AIb), the bill’s author and a mem­ While ' civilians are not sub^ Ontral avenue, Waterbury, was to 2.5 pounds per gallon. .< those of us In America who wont day and blasted at the airdrome Selected Specials For Thursday steam-heated platens of a small ber of the Judiciary Committee jectsd to the same. rigors as runway. from w’hlch Japanese letter press. .This also waa un- which approved it by a split vote, found guilty of Breach of the His Inspection etmvl&ced him, the democratic process and Inter­ t• • •••••••• .lb, Electrical aarvlca men. Dr. Jones declared, peace at the home of her brother: Weiis declared, that the process' national understanding to survive planes take off on their raida on Genuine Spring Rib Lamb Chops aueceasful until the accident hap­ sooerted that "we have by no many of them nevertheless are Port Moresby, most advanced Al­ lb, -43c pened. means gives up hope" of obtaining Edward Lucas at 27 Homestead was capable of expansion to full Advice on Buying "We thay take heart ■ at the Meaty Shoulder Lamb Chops t 1 apt to succumb to some function-. street on June 22 and waa fined thought that the most powerful lied base. ’ lb, loc Portion L ^ In Prene a vote on the' issue. scale operations. He expressed the Another flight ef Allied plonea Nice Pieces of Stewing Lamb In the midst of one of his ex­ al aliment in time of war because 810 and Coats. Judge Bowers set belief that large iKale plants could Ginen'^Houhewive* democracy among us will keep Sirloin Steak, Best Cuts...... lb. 49c of overwork, worry or fear. ball bond for appeal at .,850. Mrs. be constructed with "a reasonable faith with us all," be said. sank a small Japanese vessel and periments, Mason went out to Ha aaid there waa no tendency By The Associated Prem started fires in the port Installa­ Chuck Beef Ground...... ,..... lb. .*l3c lunch, carefully turning off the .McDonald pleaded nqt guilty to degree of success” asserting be saw Even whUe lU and nearly bUnd, ...... lb. 39c Japanese Intern of '"■oldier’a heart" sufferers to the month old charge and was rep­ no unusual engineering difficulties he remained a force In Argentine tions at Kalabahi, Alor laland, Lower Round Ground...... steam but leaving a portion of <|le prematurely or to contact.or­ The cost of living need «ot rise politics because of the strength of just off the northwest coast of the wet lap in the press. resented In court by Attorney in transforming from the scale If you buy wisely. Timor Island in the Dutch E ast: Sugar Cured Smoked Shpulders, Puritan Brand, about ganic heart disease, but neither Andrew J. Kata of Waterbury- which he viewed at the p ^ t to his convictions and the possibility When he returned two tloura 156 More Civilians /- Was the prospect of recovery The State Department of Agri­ Indies, a headquarters communis j 5 pounds each ...... : ...... ih- 35c later he waa astonished to find that Styles have ^changed Had Family Quarrel full scale. . • culture and the State Defense that he might some day recover que said today. It waa the first ■ good. Mrs. McDonald was arrested- at and return to office. - — FRESH SEA FOOD FROM BOSTON FISH PIER — not only had 0 steam pipe^'^n Neurosis Leas Prevalent 7:15 p. m. on June 22 at the Lucas No Definite OfrfnioB Now Council provide the following In­ Ortiz was bom In Buenos Aires time Alor Island had been men- , leaking but that within the two , Washington, July 15—(4fi—The very decidedly to fit the In another prepared, address, home after a domestic fracaa in Asked by the subcommittee's formation to Connecticut consum­ on Sept. 24, 1886. He was a medi tloqed in communiques'. Kalabahi i Mackerel • Halibut - Salmon - Fillet of Haddock • Fillet hours the wet lap had become a War Department homed today 155 Dr. W. G. Douglas of Clermont 'which several members of the im­ counsel, Paul Hadlick, whether he ers on„the thrifty buys in local col student when he. decided to is a sgiall port on the island. I hard, gralnless board; American ctviUana'Interned by the Still held the views set out In his stores:' Battle to Be Waged In SUea | of Sole • Fresh Cod - Chowder Clams. small house situation. Fla., Said war neurosis probably mediate faniilles were involved. moke bia career In law. He was Australian Air Minister Arthur | . Within three-years the Masonite Japanese, bringing. to 1,931 the would be far less prevalent Mrs. McDonald entered the Lucas report to the Munitions Board that Meats: Chopped beef, chopped elected to the City Council when Corporation had set up lU plant total of Interned olviUona and among veterans of the present the Polish process ^-ould require- lamb. S. Drokeford, returning to Can­ FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES prisoners of war whose names home and shortly thereafter the less critical materiala and would Poultry: Broilers. only 32 and served In the (Jham- berra after a tour of United States at Laurel in the midst of Misais- ■ ' / war than it waa after the Wdrlil fracaa began, ending with damage ber of Deputies from 4,920 to 1924. nnd/Australion^i(|^ bases, sold that Freestone Mellow Peaches ...... 3 lbs. ■ alppi plneiand where-the raw ma­ have been supplied by the Japa­ J*. w w ar, be gamronnd aaid has thus far coat Also continued to Friday .was recommended. ‘I don’t guesa I coUld do as well Silver Dust, With Face Berries, pkg. ... JLT t Q Base packed their grovernment io- (4V*-The Australian arar cabiaet Matthew Wior Qia Buaaiana 446 tanka. ■ the case of Peter Gallasso, 111 'informaUan TU » satisfied." honor. Electrical Contractors JEWELER (Oral la diractly north of tba Florence street, charged with op Materials Umiaag Factor In a message to the country at u Alvin did, but I sure would 'Cloth, ^ 3 # * sue l(mchee to the berry fields to^' appNved today the eatahUahment -giimt-p a in t s likb to take e try,” be told re­ day, and worked' long hours to of tacUiUoa for fhe repair and k-Kharkov Una whenca the ermtion of a motorcycle-without Nelsiap told the subcommittee Cmmt Fimd New Officea the time of his resignation. June package ...... d L t 9 v ‘S T ’ hMS MAIN-STREET TEL. 6227 977 MAIN STREET MANCHiSTE* at Oannan drive to the east Uebnse. that ^materials are definitely the 24, 1942, Ortiz said he had delay­ cruiting officials. 25e help avert the serious threats of mointensBoe of eogia^ in united BEAUTY • PROTECTION • ECONOMY an, and • ’ aucesaaful, Russian limiting fac(pr of our productive Denver—(iPl--No one loves the, ed taking the move because he waste diic to labor shortage.' States service aircraft. inter-attaekl there might out- There are. according to eeti-'' effort” and ^that the synthetic rationing board. It's been told to had hoped to be able again to pro­ A Pieeci-typa streamlined loco­ DIAL 51S7 I tlM Naaf forces Which liave mates. lOO.OOO mo^l railroad hob­ •rubber program made severe de­ move from the city ball and can’t mote "democratic practices” and motive costa i n m $100,000 to 8435,000, ■ -,3 U , ... ,( byists in the United fiutes. mands on limited stocks of copper, find other offlcM^ "Inter-American M diiritj.’’ Beer Barons; ijot,' right ffo'hi the stove. Dredge waste. It must be boiling when Loses M a n y Soldiers Want Mail, th(S^ chicken evenly with flour. poured on the tea leaves in order Botli^Teams Need Here*g an easy way. Simply put to briiti out the full flavor. Trounced by Do Not Want flour and seasonings In a heavy Brew^he tea for at least 5 .min­ First— For Vncle Sam \« utes before pouring. If a Weaker But Won’t Write to Folks paper bitg, then drop in a few : 'There’s an extra and important pieces of chicken, shake vigorous- brew Is desired. 3 min'utes Is u.-*t's make up our minds Mrs, America that there will he no Big Sale at Oustafsoa’s From the Publishers’ Auxiliary take .a trip to see Cousin Lucy— Hy Judaoit'.Balley New York, July 14—How do you know. When he goes without writ­ waste in oiir homes. I>*t's plan menus so that there will be plenty for we clipped the following verses; but there again is Uncle Sam, sit­ AJP Sports B'riler ball team tightened its ■■hold on account for such power hitters as UNITED Out east of Manchester, or shall ing for several weeks they don't All Summer Shoes, dress, sport j every member of the family . . . . more for the family and none to and play shoes are'ctp sale at Gus­ '%tHl “laugh," said I, "when I'm ting calhily behind the wlieel of The secret of successful pitch­ first place in the Rec Softball Joe DiMagglo and Charley Keller STATES one say the northeast, where moat know but that he is in the middle spoil and be wasted. We must also, biiy so that we get full value for her. automobile w;ith'an imploring ing sametltntoiseems to be luck aa of the bad storms originate, there of the Atlantic. tafson’s, in the Johnson Block. away, n Save that waste fat freAm your league last night as they easily going nt'j and being totally Incap­ the money we spend in clothing, in household goods and ill food. Brown and whites, whites, • blue And gather .all the flowers of "please", so she w’ritea Cousin much as skill. ' ' n- , downed the Brer Barons by the j is brewing, according to adyjuice But that's just part of w hV roasting pans, broilers,^and frying able of getting out 'of long bat- ■ This can 'only be accompllshitd toy scientific planning. Your weekly and whites and those popular all May;. \ ‘ ^ Lucy a chatty letter instead—con­ pans. It takes onc/and a half Yesterday Ilay-^tarr, the lean score of 12 to 5. The losers scored .WAR information, a had storm la ths hearing from him regularly and Woman's Page is designed to help you along the.ss lines and the serving gas and tires for Uncle apellblnder of the (ffheinnatj ting slumps? -M leather saddle tan play shoes. Still keep my room, the pictures pounds of glyoering to make, four three runs in the fourth inning (b "1 dunno aays Jamea Luther! ONDS often would mean much to them. meirhants are co-operating to further' help you so d ^ 't miss any of Sizes are limited but there arc. all, - Sam just as every other loyal pounds of nitroglycerine. Every pitched three-hit balVNgni take the lead, but the Package form of the Rockville Hill BUUae They are tremendously interest­ the items as they appear -they may be just what you are looking for. Sewell. “ I waa in a batting slump i AND and Its-, due to break over Maa- many nice buys. ■ / That 1 have loved upon the wall; American lr*dping. 17 pounds, of fat you save for beaten 2-1 by the Pitiful- Store got busy la the fifth and for 17 years. Never did know why ed in what he is doing. The life For I shall want them, every one. The sun look.c inviting and Uncle Sam gives him that one cause two outfielders collided un­ aixtn innings to sew up the game. Cheiter about. 6:16 this evening. he is leading represents adventure Special Offer of Beuiitiful and a half^nnds of glycerine. or how to get out o f it. STAMPS Hamilton Props are going to be the ' study of about 3.7,00 children to Conserve for Victory The moment that the war is won." there's a cosy sspot out in the back der a fly hit by pitcher Prank Herman was the batting, star for "And I’ll tell, you - another thing- to them, and they would like to be SilvCwSre - X yard just inviting relaxation, but He’ll put it in bombs and send (Rube) Melton and the ball fell for the winners aa he collected a dou­ vicflma of that storm and no leas a determine whether they ■ would ■Uncle Sam them t g ^ r l l n o r Tokyo with If I did know what was wrong. person than the Honorable Jsff able to ehare his experiences. They Hai^dsome Tudor Plate made by grow Just as Well on pasteurized says to keep "Still play the records, dance and after a look at the produce In her a home run. ble and a horns run to knock in six with DiMagglo and Keller, 1 can’t unless be leU them know Cotnmunity Silversmiths is still victory garden. Mrs. Housewife your compliments. GREASE THE On the other hand Vern OIBen, of hia teiun'B twelve runs. Chet Keolsch is the author of the storm rnilk as on raw milk. The results ,all * electrical sins. SKIDS FOR THE AXIS! wouldn’* tell anybody. It ia a com- i and story. At any rate, the game wnat be is learning and doing, available at Matthew Wior’s, 997 showed that there was no signifi- rappUances in And spread no fears by. sorrow­ puts on her sunbonnet and, gath­ Ihe (,’hlcago Cubs' southpaw, was Barieoia the ufUy member of parative pleasure to pay .the what his life as a soldier is like. Main street, and they are. making ing'; "X ers .the first harvest' of string pummeled for 11 htta by the Nevy the losing'team to nick Gleasop between the Props, and HUI BlUlas adloom ' Still plant the garden, round­ Max Jdarshall and Harry Craft Manager Sewell didn't / whiit ' to latter for several weeks. I guess' 3 ,,^ couldn’t look forward to beets With the gdldeh sweetness 1 1-4 cups hot water about. to possibly U8c--ahare It with your to keep every possible factory, raced for It and knocked each Parachute team and at thp„C!har- run the risk of having his only . No one can deny that Keolsch of honey, as the Russians ■ do. Speel'ally Priced 3 tablespoons letoon juice neighbor. / farm and shipyard working at top other catcher, Prank Hayes, In­ Meets Joe lannotti in has a lot of color. He is heart and he’s pretty busy." .mail any more eagerly than do Watkins have receiv^ some Still grub the sturdy thistle out; other to the grounh. The ball roll­ ter Oak Street diamond the Dairy-, You'll save sugar in wartime and 1- 3 teaspoon salt And stake the blue delphinium. ■ But in spirblof the inconvenience speed.. Uncle Sam comes fifst in men will oppose the Independent jured in a lost cause. soul on-winning tbe Twi league Then, tdo, those letters add ex- j the.r parents who often go . t o the decorative Broadloom carjiet-• mill ed away for a homer and time Star Bout at Arena have an unusual jam. 1 1-2 teaspoons sugar As if this, war had never come." and deprivlationa. In spite of ra­ every family in .this beloved land Cloak ten. Both games win start Sewell previously had placed bunting this year and thus far hs cltenient to dull and sometimes j.front porch fifteen or twenty times .seconds that, come 9 feet wide had to be called—and stretchers, has not done so bad. He has a One pound beets, honey, ginger Dash of pepper tioned' sugar, gas and tires, Mrs. of ours and Mrs. Housewife in­ ,too-—before the game could con­ at flrl5. The box score: himself on thq, active list when When Rival Boxers lonely days. The mailman leaves a before the postman stops, hoping, any length you- desire. You' can vests her resources to make Amer­ Ferrell suffered the first evidence chance tonight to improve his letter for Mama and right away of course, that there’ll be a lette;; root, almonds or hazelnuts sliced. 1 1-2 teaspoims grated onion "For if this struggle,, shall be HousevVife doesn’t mind—she likes tinue. VIr’a Package (Here ’*they can’t hurt the Kid since his manager took (hat Red Cross receive immediate delivery bn any ica a land of the Free^ to keep of a lame back and Hayes hurt his standing a t toe expense of the aha telephones Dad to say, "There’s f ro.m Bob. ■Wash,* peel and cut beets into 3-4 cup mixed diced vegetables her 5>ld Uncle Sam. The money she (libs-Top aioats AB R H PO A first aid c o u w .” ' Clash; Good Card. 1-2-inch ^ices. Cook and drain. choice you make. Quaint hooked 2- 3 cup diced cooked ham saves by canning, by conserving in what we have always been and Barton, i t ...... 3 0 1 X O thumb. He caught m full nine Inn­ Props, provided, of course, that effect, 18 Century designs in At home there, must be mirth and This resulted In Starr being • / - " ------Add one cup of honey for each 1-3 cup chopped celery song; - ’ ^very possible way in food plan- what we will always be! F. Phillips Sb'p .4 1 1 3 1 ings Of an exhibition game at New Haven, July 15-^oe lan- hia team plays the same brand of cup of beets and cook until thick, black or green and a new leaf de­ 2 'tablespoons chopped green charged with hia fifth defeat TensVed, If . .4 2 2 2 0 OloveravlIIe, N. Y., the other day. baseball it did against the Anehor sign in tones of brown, tan and Since these are what we fight to, against a dozen victories and coat nott! and / Johnny Comp(>, local hlaw r with ginger root and serve pepper keep— Halloran, c ...... 4 2 2 6 0 •'"Wasn't difficul* at all,’’ ex­ featherweight rivals, meet'tonight Inn lost Sunday at R(x:kvllle, when beige and - several other at­ / and vltamina. Wnen -'all Is cooked Cincinnati a full game's distance plains Sewell, who was one of the the Hill Billies, behind GUI, won Proper Care of Suit cold with almonds or hazelnuts. 8-10 asparagus tips. So hide away, when' you ntost tender, thicken liquid with flour to Mataya, sa .'___ ,3, 0 0 1 1 Johnny Mack Sore In a l(^-tnund bout at the Arena on tractive. patterns priced gpedally ^ iften gelatin in cold water and utting against' the Brooklyn Dodgers and Gleason, p. 3b ..3 3 0 .0 2 great catchers of the game. 3-2., The fans ’ here- Uken Jefl:..,t0 ' $3.98, $5.35 and $6.95 a sq. yard. weep. '; / -, i make gravy. St. Louis (Jarlinals, both of whoiti Mat^maker George Sheppard’s Maacheater Welcomes Back live in hot water. Add lemon And be as brave at home,/as we Slimlslawalii.:lb .4114 0 "Wasn't otiff and sore. Biit I have pro. light card. T he bitter enerhies Loud Speaker MacPhail of thi All Old Ftleiqd dice, salt, sugar, pepper and won. Rostek, r f ...... 3 1 1 2 0 lost all my co-ordination at bat. Brooklyn Dodgers But they Uke Beats Wool Shortage Mrs. Homemaker proves to be Who fight in sky, on land and orners Economical Purchases will enter the ring even choices In Mrs. Mary E. Seas- onion. Cool, and when mixture be­ At Chicago tbe Giants- got men Jphndrow, 3b ..3 1 2 2 1 Over Doty’s Powder Hit the bat: all right, but nothing him, nevertheless He can take tt L'ncle Sam’s righthand "man’’ li sea.” y c happened. Pop! Right up In the tbs better. Action in tha air-cooled trilnd comes . back gins to thicken, fold in remaining Keeping summer curtain# .clean on base in every inning and nmde Herman. ,cf ___ 3 3 3 O ' 0 Arena will start at 8:30 p.m. . . also can dish it ou t carrying through hid orders fi —Sergt. George 1*'^ Davidson. air. Neeo batting practice." , Possible •rationing of men's Insulatlq^n qualities against heat from Washington. ingredients. Line sides of small will be less of a problem if you Purchase wisely what you have hits in the first eight, but they O. Phlillpa. sf.. ..2 0 0 0 If One thing that Keolsch likes and sugar rationing. Many ingenlpits G'bye now. This will be the third meeting clothes, as a result of the wool ■"<» cold, but because it springs D. C.. where she casserole' dish with green aipara- remember to keef vylndov/ screens to buy. Take care w-'isely of what never were able to break through Speaking from experience, Sew­ of the pair, the'gamec(x;ka having that Is a winning team. But tte. recipes have* been discovered / to Yovella’s Manager Sore ell calls catchers the most under­ shortage, makes proper core Im -.back into Shape if aHowfd to ca^red to a'select gus tips. Turn in filling and chill clean, too. Use the dusting attach­ you now have. ‘These are two pret­ ..Olsen for a run. The Chba made T ota ls------34 13 12 21 5 2 Major League gone to a draw in eight furious Props have other Ideas on this win­ -peratlve. A suit, topcoat or over­ hang. Wooden hangars are better prove that—in spite of tbe sugar ty Important rules in present war­ three leaa hits off two New, York paid and underpublicized ball ning subject, especially this eva^ clientele of stage, until firm. To serve, unmold onto ment on your vacuum cleaner fre­ Beer Barons Because Red Doty Is players. V , ' rounds in the first meeting last coat will last twice as long If than metal. Buttoning coats helps screen ■ and opera ration—you can have your cake time ecoromy. And if you are not pitchers, but Lou Novikoff singled ning. For one thing they wrould It keep proper "set."' platter and garnish with lettuce quently to remove loose dust and At Benton..big city stuff AB R H PO ^ Leaders - He traces the dearth of them to January, with Oompo taking a given considerate treatment. .The stars- as well as and eat it. Here is a sugar-saving also wipe off nets fairly often with certain about the quality of the home two tallies' In the fifth and P. Anniello. If . .3 0 0 4 0 Not Anxious to Meet like, to finish In second placa. in Hang trousers from the bottom, or watercress. product you ar buying, look for the fact that young men are close decision (n April. lannotti same applies To women’s wqolen wives of our U. S: Senators and recipe that you will want to put a damp cloth. the Cuba, scored In the eighth on E. B'r'zenski. 3b .3 0 1 1 0 Hy i'he .Vtinoviated Hresa has vowed to. gain revenge this order to have tlma to get their garments. (heir weight helping to pull them in practice right away. / reliably labeled prc>iducta. Many two singles—one of the scratchy His Young Fighter. brighter these days and duck a bearings when the playoM roll Congressmen and has opened The The days o f prodigality in the Gentlecore, 3b . .3 1 1 3 1' .loterlcon League tnp, and It ahould. be. sinother A good woolen suit will take a back into shape. It is worthwhile Baked Indian Pudding manufacturers \ are cooperating sort. Job which is as tankless as it fs around. Do not be aurprleed if 01- Rawleigh Beauty Shop at 985 use of tea are over for the To keep cbeeM from becoming Falcetta. ih . ; . ;3 1 1 4 0 Batting-(Jordon, New York, tough and dangeroi^s. gre.-u battle. heating, but . . . to brush dust and. dirt from the 1 quart milk With the government to prevent At St. Louts Mort Cooper had Benton Gains Barle.sla. cf .... Johnny Mack, rotund restaurs- bert starts, or thtn again It might ■ cuffs before hanging. Main street, her former Manches­ duration. It'a now a matter of real moldy, cover the cut aide with careless buying and thoughtless J .3 2 2 2 0 .344; Williams. Busto^'.339. Henry yosquea, Spanish light­ Avoid too-frequent prewings. ter site of business. Mrs. Seas- 1-3 cup yellow commeal luck o f a different sort. He was .1. B'r'eenski,- ss .2 1 1 2 1 ter who loves to dabble in the fight be Blanchard. But whoever gets Replace buttons promptly. importance to the American melted paraffin. waste by ta'g^ng their, products Rubs—Williams^ ,;pd8ton, 73; D. weight, will Stack im against > Hand pressing is better for the trand will be happy to again serve I teaspoon salt Lm-e Letter On Wing batted out of the box for the third M. Anniello, c . .1 0 0 1 3 game which he .emce graced as a Georgle Harper, New ‘York con­ Casey’s O. K. tonight wUl have a garment than machine pressing. When one comes off, a strain is cup molasses home-maker to get 100 per cent informatively— th at's, by printing Proper Place DlMaggio. Boston put on another, pulling the suit all her Manchester friends, ('all 1-2 use out of what there ia on hand.. To make a rich, brown atew, on their 'abela the exact quality of time in succession, but the Chrdl- Mctiriiden, sf .. ..1 0 0 .3 0 boxer of some renown, la hot un­ tender, in the semi-final o f eight hard job ahead. - Before pressing, nlwa>'a brush 1-1 to 1 teaspoon ginger. hala rallied spectacularly to beat Paganl. rf ..,.. .3 0 1' Runs batted tto/WUllams, Bos­ Dodgers After roundn. " The Prope have a nwell taaai out of shape. 8951. / Here are the basic rules for cor­ Hawthorne, C!alif.— (A5— Girl brown the meat In a heavy pan the product, what may be expect­ 0 0 der the collar over what happen­ fabric IhorougWy; always use a Cook the milk, commeal and the Boston Braves.* 7-5, in 11 in­ Aceto. p ...... '. .3 0 0 0 0 ton, 82; DoerryBoaton.'89. Harold (Red) Greene, New York and are apt to cause a lot of damp cloth under the Iron. Let 'Avoid loading pockets with rect brewing; friend Helen Self, Northrop Air­ before the liquid la added. If you ed of It, and how tr take care o f With Leaders Refreshing Punch salt in a double boiler for 30 min­ prefer a light-colored stew, add nings and wipe' out what would Zaccaro, If .... ■X 0 0 0 0 . Hlts—Spemie, Washington, 110; ed to his man, Dom Yovella here welterweight. meeU Frankie Han­ trouble for the rest of the league suit hang 34 to 48 hours tfter "junk," Too. much weight or bulk - Measure carefully amount of craft worker, hadn't heard' from it For instance, a label on a piece / last week. It seems that Yovella fiuck Newsom pulls a suit or coat out of shape, One package lime-flavored gel­ utes Add the molasses and gin­ boy friend Gunnar Mlchaelson in liquid to meat without flrat brown- of fabric may indicate the weight have been Cooper's fifth setback. Gordon, N ^ York, 102. t- non, White Plains Irishman, in bns before the final games are p l a j ^ ■t! pressing, giving creases a chance ger, pour Into a greased baking tea and boiling water put Ihto the was to have met "Red” Doty of strains the seanns. atin, 1 cup boiling water, 3' lem­ months. He was with the Royal Ing. Vegetabler should not be add­ of the material, just how colorfast A two-run homer by George Totals'...../^ 27 .5 6 21 4 DoublMi'^. Doerr,- Boston, 29; six-founded, and Dick Fuller, Nor­ Their two top huriers, O lb ^ and to "aet." ons. 3 cupis' Ice water. Ice cubes. dish and bake in a very moderate pot. One level teaspoon of'tea and KurowakI 'tied the score In the Big Hurler Givcri Hunk V ic 's ...... 101 044 2— 12 Hartford and that the red-head walk favorite, steps out agalnat Blanchard, have the etuff and of If you have several suitS) wear Be careful of sparks from cig­ one cup of boiling water'should be Norwegian Air Force in Iceland, ed . until just long enough before the dyes are, whether It is pre- H iggln^ Detroit, 27. reported he “ wasn’t feeling well ’ arettes, cigar and pipes. A dam­ Dissolve/gelatin in boiling wa­ oven (about 300 degrees F.) for 2 and-when mecbanlca called Helen serving to cook thoroughly. Ove.- ■hrunk and just how to launder it. eighth and another two-run cir­ Beer Barons___ __ 010 301 O—' 6 ■es—Heath, ‘ Cleveland, 9; Forjfier Tiger Would Be Lonny Moore, New York Welter­ late the team has started to hit la them alternately for better ‘'mile­ hours. Serve with hot or cold milk used for each cup o f/t e a . .D on't Greenberg Credit ; or had a bad band. . aged fabric can be rewoven. ter; add /emon juice and ice wa­ to see the wing of a plane Just cooked vegetables k>se color, shape If possible. cuit clout by Stan Muslal settled , Two-base hits: E. Berezenski, Hockett and Boudreau, Cleveland, weight, In another six. the clutch and this spells trouUs age.’’ They , regularly need a min­ ter.' Pouf over ice cubes in gla.ss- or cream. guess the amountSy-^ this Is the the affair. Tenst^d (2). Falcetta, Herman. In no uncertain terma, Mick se­ Welcome Addition lo Irish Bobby Logan, Westerly, in any loop, big or smalL imum "rest’’ of one or two days. . Have soiled fabrics cleaned for received from Iceland for repairs, Sliare«l Burden with uillen, St. Louis, Spence, es. Ser/e ice cold. chief cause of waste. Johndrow. Three-ba’se hits: Hallo­ ct sea Doty o f . running (nit on the R. I. takcj on Joey Waanlck. New Therefore, gentle fans, tf jrou AlwaV* hang' suits on hangers longer life. Always make sure that the wa­ she scurried breathless to the Dodgers Win r’aahington, and J. DiMagglo, fight. That he had. heard of Yo­ /Diirocher'g Crew. Thorough airings will help pre­ Picnic -Chicken Brooklyn punished the Pitts­ Chandler Rerentlv. ran. Home runs; Herman. Left on Now York 7. Haven featherweight, in the open­ have not taken ths hoUdajr with as aooti as removed. Suits are made Fried chicken will taste just as ter la actually/boiling—not just scene. "To my dearest Helen." was vella'a classiness' ai^ a run­ vent moth damage. A Sale at The Shoe Box burgh Pirates 5-1 with Whitlow bates: Vic’s-5; Beer Barons. B a s^ Home runs —Williams, Hoston, er of four rounds. the Manchester merchants drop of wool not only because .of their good at that backyard picnic as steaming, but bubbling. Water scrawled on ' the wing—and the out powder , under, the. convenient Chicago, July 15-^ (;pi _ a big Racks and racks of fine wom­ love letter went, on quite satis­ Wyatt pitching three-hit ball fpr Newv Vork. July 15.—When big on bails; Aceto 3. Gleaaon 3 ./F . 18; York, Detroit. 14. ground this evening at tbs Oval at the beach—maybe better, for not brought to the boiling point PhllUpe 0. (Urike-outs; A ce^ L cover-all of repoiting HI. A®’ pitch half of an All-Star 1-3 inning. Winnihg pitcher. Glea­ sions) Chandler, New York, 9-2; son. Losing pitcher)-sAceto. Um­ their appearance by posting 'a for­ tional league champions- cruised the bases loaded in the flrat In­ Game. Hughaon, Boston. 9r3. feit bond of $50 or $100. He has into town for s series with the Sports Roundup Cold ,Cut sandwich Bar / Leaves From Anne Cabot’s Album ning for three yiins. pires: Griswold and Brbwqi- Time: By The Associated Press An Irresistible combination—this But when Joe McCarthy of tbe 1 hour. ' not made that atlpuIaUpn oT Tony Chicago Cubs. wide brimmed sun bonnet and soft, Here are some cold cut sand­ The Pimtea,'who sent two In- Natioziai League Falco of Middletown, whom Yo­ Newsom, husky right handed The Scranton Miners and Albany By Md Yankees chose to stifle the Na­ kept the Eastern State League pretty frock for little girls! A de­ wich auggeationa: . flel(lers to Minneapolis. In a deal tional League All-Stars the. other Batting—Reiser, Brooklyn, .361; vella meeta here Thursday night pitcher who helped carry the De­ (Plach-hitting for Hugh Fetisrtoe) mure buttoned bodice and a slight­ Creamed butter and mustard oh -’’Drink milk that’s America’s stroagsat wMpoa to win tha war! for Hiick Geary, who had not ar­ Army Casualty troit Tigers to a pennant two leoderKhlp juggling today, with the Kitchen Towel Embroldertes night St the Po'.n Grounds, he Medwlck, Brooklyn, .338. in one of a pair of sixes. But Boston, July 15—Wide World)— ly raised waistline give style fresh­ brown bread, lettuce, tongue and Above all. It provides the food essentials your body needs every rived at game time last night, &latk expects to Inaiat such a years ago, has been dear to the New Yorkers committed to taking Plain Ben Jones, who ought t0 picked his own Spud, Chandler and Camp Wheeler. Ga„ July 15./- Rims—Ott. .New York, 60; Mize. 00 ness to this frock which la to be sliced sweet gherkina ’They're as gay as life on a well- day to maintain good health. Every adult ahould drinic at least had to play outfielder Eddie Stew­ New York. 56. guarantee In the future. He U Dodgers' hearts since the spring the next tW’o games of the current know, says Apache's the boss run, prosperous farm. The court­ finished with AI Benton. ■ ■ (85—Soldier O cll Travis, -former decorated with ric rac braid! An Bread spread with mayonnaise, n ^nt of milk daUy to successfully carry out his duties In Uncle art at third base becauae Bob Runs batted in — Mize, New willing to back his fighter thus training aeaaon, when they were series If they want to change Whirlaway has to beat today to ship of Harry, the Duck embroid­ Hem’s aver program. Order yonr- bottle of nonrishleg homoge­ It was a'flne compliment for the Washington Senator inflelder, ia adorable style,for all little girls, it topped with cold pressed ham, ElUott was 111. Stewart made an York. 67; Medwlck, Brooklyn. 58. against anyone around here in the balked . from buying him because places with the miners. pick up the Massachusetts Mae- chopped watercress and slices of ered- on a sea ' of tea towels will nised milk from . . . . - ^ large and right-handed Oklahomk spo^ n g a beautiful "shiner" and Scranton clung to Its narrow Is flattering to slim and chubby error that helped load the bases in farm boj’. Hits—Msdwiek, Brooklyn, and welterweight class. Washington and the St. Louis bles. . . . Weight and all, wrs’n figures alike. hard-cooked egg. amuse youf--friends, as well as the first. 80^ stitches serosa his nose. Reiser, Brooklyn, fr?. ' The other six on the card to be Browns refused to waive. edge by virtue of an 11-hit barrage string along with Mr. Blgtall... . . Creamed butter blended with yourself and the .youngiteri of Birdie Tebbetts. the highly 1- /The discolored eye and gashed As the projected trade was ru­ on righthander Don Kerr in the Pattern No. 8139 is in glzes 2. 3, In the American League, the telligent Detroit catcher, calls’ Ben­ Doui^les — Medwick, Brooklyn, staged at Red .Men’s Arena pita Incidentally, did you know Stfffqlk ^ated cheese, topped with lettuce the family!- ' New York Yankees downed the -nose resulted when an - unruly Pat Casey of Hartford against mored in club circles, Brooklyn first game of last night's double- Downs, where Whlrly does his 4, 5-and 6 years. Size 3.years dress "Harry” and .his girl friend are ton the best pitcher in the Ameri^ 23. Hack, Chicago, W. C<»per, St. and slices of smoked ham. roll. Bryant Be Chapman €0. Detroit Tigers 3*0 on. the two-hit grounder got away from him.The Louts.' Joost, Clncihnatl,. and Rei*- Billy Augustus of WllUmantic. would send outfielder Stanley header, It >1elded a 9 to 2 verdict stuff this time trying to bust SCi^ and bonnet takes 2'« yards 39-inch Bread spread with 'mayonnaise, about 4 Inches tall and ate boldly can League. • / PqSt Hospital said he would .watch for the Miners, but they dropped TELEPHONE 7M7 hurling of .Rookie Hank Borowy sr, Brooklyn, 33. Casey was one of those rough, (Frenchy) Bordagaray and a biscuit’s record, used to be a broe- material; '’■ yard ric rac braid to topped with crisp cole slaw and embroidered in bright grew, yel­ Little Respect for Y’ankeer his Army team-mates from, the mteher, probably rither Newt the after piece 4 to 0 as Albany trim ahd 1 yard ribbon for strings. and extended their flrat place mar­ Triples—SlaughUr, St. Louis, 9; tough welters before he quit the coll patch? ./. . No hoas-playercan sliced cervelat. low. orange and brown. On Wed­ "Hank Greenberg kept talking bench for several days. Nicholson, (Thlcago, 6. ring for a while.. And he has tak­ Kimball dr Lea Webber, to the kept very much in the race. say he walked away from tbero nesday'F towel they'^are off on a gin to six game* aa the Boeton For this attractive pattern, Send Butter qreasbed with a Uttle Red Sox absorbed an,other beating confidence to me until I got It. Home Runs— Mize, New lock, en all'.of tw-o months to prepare Senators. Springfield staged an uphill bat­ hungry. . . . 15c in coin, your name, address, grated onion, topped with .lettuce flshlng>’aLnd honeymoon trip. On guess." explains Henton. .who Is Srilang Moves Up 15; Ott, New York, and Camilli, himself' for a comeback. "tAp’’ To make a deal at this stage of tle all the way to edge Elmira, 10. F rlda/s towel. Mrs. Duck la cook­ by the (IL Louis Brawns, 3-3. to 9. The victors spotted Elmira pattern number and size to The and sliced, souse. The Yanks made only six bits largely reeponsible for the Tigers Brooklyn. 12. McLean's boxer of Wiliimaniic the season waivers must be ob­ Today’s Oueat Star Manchester Herald. Today’s Pat­ Bread spread with mayonnaise, ing for her two little ducklings. being ahead of the world cham­ Augusta, Ga„ July . 15;:!— Stolen J>SMS—Reiser, Brooklyn, fought Here last year and should tained on all the players involved six runs in the first three.ynnings Buck Weaker. Louisville Tlmsa: All six'tow el designs are really off Big AI Benton, but one of and it wag believed the' Dodgerb. but finally solved three ' Elmira tern Service. 106 Seventh avenue. topped with tomato slices and bo- A Good- Watch Is Ay these was a triple by Borowy that pions in their oe.ries of the past Wally. Schang, former New Y ^ k 12;. Miller. Boeton. and Merullo, provide a f(x>d test for Casey. Our old friend, Frankie Catrone, ia New. York, N. Y. - : H>^a slices. . ' * delightfully amusing. three campaigns. Benton has been Yankee catcher, has been named Chlrmgo.lO, ' H alf a ' dozen three-rounders may have encountered aome dif­ hurlers to pull away. so far In front of the trainers at Use them as gay and pretty was good for a run In the third ficulty getting Bordagaray out of '^^’llhamsport.'s new pittlter. Leo Look fpr more sewing' ideas in Bread spread with creanr»ed Inning and another was a two-run exceedingly tough on the Yank«;e8. inanaser hf Augusta's South At­ Pitching— (baaed on ten deci­ complete the card. Freddie Polo- Suffolk Downs he can stumble a parsley butter. , toppe^j with cu­ kitchen or linen ^ow er g if t s - Mighty Faithful Friend... who belted him for a change In his lantic Le'agus club. He managed sions 1—French. Brooklyn, 10-0; 'tvltzer, the East Hartford kayo the National league., Pukas,' hurled the Grays to a 3 to couple of times and still finish the summer Fashion Book—newly have the youngsters embroider a homer by Tom Henrich In the 0 shutout over the Hartford Sejia- published! You'll find it in pat­ cumber slices and salami slices. otath. It was the third straight last start agalnat them; the. Owensboro, Ky„ club in the W yatt, Brookbo, 10-2. artist who la being ducked by ahead of the othera . . . set to send to "Grandma’’- as a many other fighters, challenges tora. He.kept the Senators well in terns for all needs,’ sizes'for- a ll— Most of the time all it asks to keep accurate time for game In which the Yai\ka have Benton confesaes to 3J. which is Kitty League until. ;the Class D Poxy French present — all agea appreciate a Johnny Duke of Hartford. And hand throdgtout to give Williams­ from 1 to 52. Fur Coats at a Trenfendouo you is that you wind it consistently once every 24 hours. homcred and It gave the champs two years more than tha record loop suspended on June 17. Pome • saving little humor In pretty tea towel hooka show. He was fast and had Trotters Attract Matchmaker EM Hurley,ia willing port Its sixth, victory In nine en­ Headline: (Jordon Regains Amer­ Pattwn 15Cj Pattern Book 1.5c, embroideries! ^ “However, like all mechanical things, there comes a a 3-1 edge In the four game aeries. to make the match. Billy Maya of C!hlcag(v—In winning 10 straight gagements wltVHartford. Now is the time to select your Boston was held to seven hits the curve wheir he flrat came up Sa\'old Meeta Poland games against no defeats. Larry ican. League Batting Lead One Pattern and Pattern Book Worcester is being sought t o meet -Paul CSalvert th i^ a three-hit­ __fur coat at a genuine saving—. Knit. Knacks time when it must be cleaned, oiled aiid of course re­ by knuckleballer John Nlggellng, from Oklahoma Cl y to the A’a in New Y o rk -^ o ra than 20.000 No matter where the flash goes ordered together 25c. Enclose Ic i>eautiful coats in sable- dyed Billy Burdick of Hartford. Sailor French, veteran Brooklyn Dodg­ ter at Blnghamton'-qs his Wilkes- Buy only what you need ■. . . paired if a spring breaks.or a jewel tracks, etc. but made the score close because 1934, but lacked poise. Toledo—Lee Savold meets Bill tickets were sold for. the benefit er southpaw, had an earned-run. buzzin’. postage for edch pattern. . coney, Martjn dyed coney, sable take care of what you own! We've Poland In the feature 10 heats of Harnett of Colt’s plant may go to Barre teammates bs'lted out a 5 two of these, 'were home runs by Benton, aix'feet four and weigh­ for service ifien, which opened a average of ,8109. He always finds s pitchin’ cousin. ' blend muskrat, skunk' dyed opos- aU beard this note of advice and In any case bring your watch here for competent work the 60-round ""Bom ber'for Mac- 65-day meeting for trotters at the post against George Rockett to 2 triumph over the trips. Lou Finney and Opcar Judd. ing 315 pounds. Is remindful,of a of New York. > . . .sum, and a few dyed kldskui are practicing It . . . I’ve Just of any kind. huge and friendly bear. He's al­ Arthur" benefit show here, July Roosevelt Raceway, W’estbury, Perfect Players Sweet pickle Juice la a mayon­ I caraculas in sizes 12 to 42 and seen some fall sweaters made of 21 ■ Two rematches that have been Incidentelly, American Leogua naise stretcher — adds a subtle ways pawing you. ' . L. I. I priced from $47 to $139 that will old skirt materials and turned in­ Buy U. S. War .Bonds and Stamps! I Movie Dtreetor la definitely made follow: '■'* playere tell you U’ Ted Williams sweet, yet tart flavor to salads. AI Bcqton Stops Out . 'completely .satisfy you. But hur-. to almost "rear sweaters by the Toogh Boss—DIekey Eddie Lane. Middletown vs. has any weakness, it's against Most salat-cor.-;binatioTVS take to’ it Brnton is another example of a Jimmy Perry. Hartford, light­ Tunney Snubs Dempsey nicely, especially cole slaw. ' ry.' They're .selling rapidly at use of front and back panels of knuckle-ball elbowing. . . . Auburn I .Vlontgomery Wards. They . have knitted wools . . . the wools had good pitcher arriving late, 'hils weights who went a draw last has only two football coaches-^ New York—BUI Dickey calls week. also received a fascinating choice been ripped from old sweaters and The Dewey-Richman Co. ,8am Wood, who directed the Lou easily could be traced to Benton's Major League Standings Jack Meagher mnd Jim Hitchcock of new Fail felt hats $1.29.to $1.98 re-desIgned and re-knltted Into a the « Duck Desigha for Tea Tow­ York City. Enclose 1 cent posUge background. He was a poor boy, Frankie Allen, Hartford, vs. At Cleveland Last Week — left from last year's staff of sev­ for each pattern ordered. Jewelers — Stationers — Opticians I Gehrig picture, "Pride of the Yan­ Ahgie D'Angelo, Hartford, who sort of Joseph’s coat-of-many-col- els (Pattern No. 5284) color chart kees,’’ the touiheat boss he’s aver the son of a widow who raised sev­ en. . . . The others, as well as tha for working; amounts of all ma­ Mj^ ^ pular Album—32 pages of dropped an unpopular decision to .Shredded Green Be«ns and ors . . i very handsome! I bad. " eral children on a- small farm an(l I > By Barry Grayson entire basketball staff, are doing it terials epeciflsd, send 10 cents In the deWgns you have adm lr^ and- subsequently In a small town. He Allen last Thursday. ^ said Tunney. Navy decorum again. Fresh Pork Wash your chenille or hand­ "Gary Cooper (acting the part We have checked our two mili­ for Uncle Sam now. . . . That camS BIG (!Serve» 6) _ made candlestick bedspreads In coin, your name and address and asked. for—needlework of all got there the hard way. Tickets can still be had -at New York,' July^ 16.-—Without pretty close to being a punch-toss­ types— ia now available. Send I Of Gehrig) hatted fourth.'* ex­ Viwtordsy’s Resolta Hie Standlags Murphy's Restaurant, 991 Main tary advisers, one an ex-brigadier .Melt 2 tablespoons fat. in pan, good soap flakes . . . U you’re the pattern number to - Aniie plains ths New York Ysnkse Gaining- momentum as a relief EMt#ni having the slightest desire to set ing party in the-Empire City jocks Cabot, The Manchester Evening for your copy of the "Anne cabot Eaatoro street, or reserved by phoning In the Salvation Army 'and the 'add 1 quart shredded.green beans doing them In a washing machine, CLOTHES NEED catcher, "hut every time he’d gtiX worker,- Benton started to click to­ WUIlamSport 8, Hartford 0. w . as Judge, prosecutor or attorney room the other day when a couple CLEARANCE Herald, 106 Seventh Avenue, New Album." T>e price la 15 cents. ward the fag end of '39, when for 3900. T he Arena will take reser­ other a doddering, old lancer who : and ' 1 teaspoon salt. Ctover and pqt the whole spread in a pillow through and I'd stop u^ to ths Scranton 9-0, Albany 3-4, Scranton ...... ___ 44 for ths defense, wre mention In of "name” riders wanted to •vork the first time be freed hlmiieU of vations from noon on Tl’.ursday, fought In the Boer War. Their j cook about' 20 minutes, turning rase or a net laundry bag so thgt A FURLOUGH TOO ! I plats ths director otould shout Sprlngflel^ 10, Elmira 9. ' Albany ...... 45 passing .that Comm. Gene -Tunney out on a youngster they accused of InhlbiUoos. phone 3821. Ths advance sale In­ opinions on Navy decorum are that rough riding. . . . Eddie Arcaro’s ; beans frequently. Add 2 cups the tufts won’t be pulled out. Ifcu f!" -Wllkea-Bim 5, Binghamton 2. WlIkM-Barre .....46 dicates the show will altract one wraa the recipient of some wither­ there might be some ethical SALE . i cooked pork. Stir until Unde Sam needs more mate­ Having finally adjusted himself willing to bet Shut Out knocks off - - Letter Box: Natlooal Binghamton ...... 39 i of the largest tprnouta of the sea­ ing barbg during bit visit to Cleve­ grounds on Tunney's refusal to ! pork La well mixed with beans I'm going to quote you a whole MIDSUMMER rials and Inereoaed prodoctlea. jP iip Grid Star Walgha Pro Bid to the life and fortunes of a major Philadelphia 3, Cincinnati 1. Alsab. Valdina Orphan, Apache or All of Summer Shoes, leaguer, AI Benton quickly ma­ Hartford ...... 37 ( son. For the card is''an attractive land for the All-Star-Service Team march with Dempsey but none on and cook for shout 5 minutes. letter— I enjoyed It so by myaeU Chicago 3, New York 0. Williamsport ...... S3 Old Man Mose. in the Arllngtoa includinc all play shoes gnd SALE OF to elethe the aimed fereee sod tured - into one ef the better op­ one. game. his refusal to pose. claasicr.'. . TTie way Chicago fans that I know you’ll be interestsd Philadelphia—Hero ta a foot- St. Louis 7, Boston 8 (11). Elmira ...V7...... 33 ■ Commander Tunney. head man sandals. Several 3’eara age, the U. S: DRESS LENGTHS yoo caa do year part hy oiaklag eratives and rightf\Uly took his Dempsey wa.5 hurt. According are rooting.for Lou Novikoff, don’t . ; . .. "I received your new Al­ ■ ball player who may take the big Brooklyn 5, Pittsburgh L Springfield ...... 32 I Exchange Club of the Navy body-buUdera, waa to reports he fled to the press box 1 Public Health . Service made-a bum and I am ao delighted with yoor preeeot clothea laet. TMa Ibop from high school to profss- place among ths top chueksra In be surprised If they run him for OF the game.- Amerieso roundly chastlse', eome la for • aperlal reeondl- I think my fifteen cents for Al­ selerlloo. Teo'B Entirely Approve ef... 1-8, ClnclnnaU, knocked out Steve Wllkes-Barro at Binghamton, Boston ...... garay to sit with the BUcs, who Cleut. Jack Dempsey of the defenders of Russia were hardly Uon center for the Fort RUey tloning treatment. You’ll be amazed at bum v^aa well spent, and* I thank T 0««b Brook, BM Mantokos, 163 1-2, Waabington, night Philadelphia are one player short. Coast Guard was in Clsvsland for concerned by this flagrant oociid cavaby replacemant training o « - you. 1 am viaiting my daughter In D. C. (1). ' Scranton at Alban.v, night the reeulls. Phone for appointment a t , Hoora: • A. N. to • P. 81. Brooklyn's over supply of talent ths-,game. Promoters, seeking to slur. This is no time to try un­ ter. York SUte. My home Is in Penn­ Cffticaga July -15.— You New York-Freddie Archer, ■- National waa caused by the arrival of Max raise more money for war funds, ravel the niceties of decorum. Not only win Joa ba boat—and sylvania, at E3dred.’’ . . . Thhnk Satorday: • A. M. to 8 P. BC. |ran’t convince Young Bob Wilson, 141 8-4, Nswrark, drew with Dan­ Boston at CtnclnnaU (2). to Macon, Montreal southpaw. Ha thought >lt would be a splendid Not being present. wa’U pass on tha thought has Nagro gtrU ta Gustafson ^s you Indeed, Mrs. Lena Eastwood CUM SEKVtCE of Cub Manager Jimmy WU* ny Kapilcw, 143. New York (8). Philadelphia at S t Loula (3). New York , atm is ths property of the Royals Idea for iSunney and Dempsey to toe advlcas o f the Cleveland Boar half a dozen Kansas towns ia a The LILY BEAUTY SALON . . . I hope you're going to have pi;, that tha veteran Jimmy Foxx New York—Terry Young. 138 Brook^ at Otlcago. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING, INC. Boston ..... but eras wearing a Brooklyn suit lead a "V parade on the field. wells fo r w bst thsy are worth. dithsr—but he’s also payliiff tfOi .5fande Tarklngtoq, Preprietresa a delightful summer, viaiting with Qieney Brothers Remnant Salesroom ts lost bis hitting power. Young 1-2, New York, knocked out Pvt. New York at Pittsburfh. (Cleveland But, tins or not. it sounds IlRs for traasportatton for' toirtaiwi Brow nbilt Shoe Store your daughter and doing your Manchester Greea Tel. 4^60 Ob was strueb one of Foxx’ Lee Harper, 188 1-2, Dallas, Tax., AnMtfeaa Detroit .... Ricnn Import Tunney scotched the Idee. toe ^ene Tunney who always gave guaata from afar. M l Main Strwt' Phoae 7484 faneywork on a cool side porch! HAaTFOaOBOAD MANCHESTEE Block .Maacheater na amashea yesterday while and U. S. Army (8). Chicago at Boston (3). S t LouU .. Grounds; Nsvy decorum. Well.’ you tbe Impression that ha regret­ Ha*d heard aoat af ths aa88lai To obtain transfer patterns for iU blng ,!n batting practice. X- New York—Taml Mauriello, Cleveland at New York Chicago ___ Chicago—Hiram Bithorn. r o ^ - eald tha persevering^ promoters, ted having been associated with man complain thsy ^ la M m ? ly picturca abowfd the right 182, NewreYprk, outpointed Tony Detroit at Waahl:t^aahlngton, night. Philadolphla Is Chicago Cub right-hander, how about a picture of Tunney the fight mob In any but a financial every dance wttt was broken. M u s ^ 806

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MICKEY FINN Conference Interriiptedl LANK LEONARD PM R osm vK PM B Y OlONjT BBOWN onsense _____R SYN TM ei _ I YOU ON NNOTNai WTRE AFTCR MO OF TMf 88tN ^ WEW I TELL ^ ^ A City's Wants Classified Fbr>bur Benefit ^ Mabel—I had an awful experi­ The Evils of Sclenca Rastue and his bridq-tq-be, Ma.*- TH8)T YME TNiOC WEEKS ^ 6 0 — ^N0 \N#SSM? I •TOLD' When I wae a boy, a niUlesnake' dy, were on a shopping tour. When ence yesterday. I thought I saw a SHOP IS THOR ^V E BEEN W0BWN6 In water was never seen; it can^e’ to a choice- of bedrMrh snake. HBAOQLiMrTBRS; suites the furni'iiire salesman ask^ . Sally-*—How awful! W hat hap- ON fr, QIMETLN/ Announcements 2 Auto Acceasorfe»-LTires 6 Help Wanted—-Female 35 Household <.Gooda ' * i-Sl / Boardera Wanted 59-A Hfliises (or Sal# 72 Then the Hunr invented a mongrel Lost and Found breed. edJ' * ■ pikqed ? __ Manchester WANTED- TRA.NSPORTATIO.N NEED. NE\V BRAKES*. Ford, 45AI1N $10 CASH THI^ EASY -WILL SELL TO GIRLS ONLY—R(X)MS and quali­ R SALE-^SINOLE 7 ROOM Now known as the' submarine. Salesman—Do you want twin Mkbql—It really turned, out to PAY CHECK LOST—Notice in Chevrolet, Plymouth. rellnSd with way- You make 50c cash • on RESPONSIBLE PARTY ty meals. Laundry, electric sew­ beds ? be a sttekr-^t the stick I picked hereby gftvn that-Pay .Check No. to VeedCr" Root, .Halford. 5 ^ puse, with large sun room, «-N. I. Schiller. . * Evening Herald 1 a. m. shift. Telephone 5989. the besC Comax brake jihing cvcry\bi,R-vnhic 21-card \'Foa- 3 rooms of beactUful, new, modem ing machine facilities, hoipe like steam heat, 2 car garage. Liocated Mandy (looking at Raatus, then up to hit it ^.th, turned out to be P IE 62i payable to Anna BoUn- $8.95. Will call for your car an'd tiire" Christmas Assortment. Furniture, • never' -,,delivered oi- environment, ' centrally located. in an embarraosed voice)—No, Ah a snake! dasaified AdvertiMementa hky, for week ending July d. 1942, 43 Scarborough Road, recondi-' Four Irishmen attacked a WANTED -THREE Passengers deliver same day. Phono 5191. Friends gladly order from ydu. used; sudden events caused a Reasonable. Please call at 14 tinned and now ready for occu- thinks It am best to get an ordi­ has .been lo*t. Anyone attempting Scotchman, Intending to rob him, nary bed and let de Lawd decide. OMMt (IX au ra«* *ord« lo a iina from Manchester to Colt's Van Brunner’s', 80 Oakland street. 20 boxes pay $10 profit. 50 gor- 'change of . plans, so you can buy Arch street, (opposite Moriarty icy. Apply Edward J . HoU. but be put up a te r ^ lc light and Mary Jane—Say, Mother dear, I ^laitlxla. Dambara and. abbraylatlona to cash this check will ,b« prose­ 1: want to know something. •Mk aoanf aa a wv'ird and compound Dyke Ave. plant. 3rd shift. In­ geou.i-'Name Imprinted Embossed this 3-piece ■ living room -with Bros, gas station on Center St.), TeJ. 5117 or 5118. all four of bis assailants were cuted to the full extent of the quire 404 Hartford Road, between folder.*!, $1. Pej^sonal Stationery: lan)p.s, tables, etc.; modern walnut or phone 3408 to determine if any Everyone should own a eomfort- Mother—What is It now, Mary aaorda aa two worda. Mlnlmnm coat law. Finder please return check Building— Contracting 14 bruised and bleeding before they la'prioa of three llnaa. 5 and 7'p. m. Tel. 6952. others. Samples on approval. bedroom and 5-plece kitchen set rooms ore available. Young Wo­ subdued him. A thorough search of ble bed and comfortable aboes be­ Jan e?' Uaa rataa par da> for rrantlaot to the Corporate Accovtntlng De­ Friendship, 70- A'a..,{ 7 ctal I■ Ota CHRISTMAS, CARDS-vr QUICK Wanted—*H.o<»ns— Boat'd 62 it out and start over again 7 1 t CetiMcntlT* Omr*-/,! * eta|ll eta LOST—BLACK b 4l LFODD FOR SALE — 193^8 4 DOOR phone 7773. -no' more' Scots I ’ll be after rob^ Albert—Why are you wearing eu Sedan. Buick special, good, tires. easy cash 'eamlngs. 50 for $1 $30 deposit and $3 weekly' GENTLEMAN NEE^lS room near Lewis H. Ckapmaa bihg! If he’d bad ten cents, he such an expensive coat to the mas­ I Otr ...... e'*H> taining sum of money, \dctnity of with name, up. Gorgeous "Prixe” He—Shall i4re squeeze in here 7 ^ Ail erdara for trraxalar inaertiona Art Lewis Circus. Finder plea.se No reasonable offer refused. Can Willing to sell separately. May be Cheney Mills. W rite. Box K. The $6, BodrvUle -y woidd have killed the (our of us.' querade 7 $1 assortment. 21 smart new de­ She— No, let’s wait till we get OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH will ba charged at the one time rata. call ■2-0595. Rew.ahJ. see between 7 and 9 p. m.. ex­ Roofing— Siding 17-A seen at your convenience at Herald. , ^ , Susan*:-I’m going as a stenogra­ \ MAJOR HOOFLE Spaelal ratea/for long term averr cept Sundays. 1016 E is t Middle signs sell fash Pays 50c profit, l i , A L B E R T S FURN. CO.. HTFD. . 1 fc ' I > ' You. who pass . pher. home. day adrarttaing given upon requeat. WE SPECIALIZE I.V spplylnR OH,*7M>a”S Ada ordered before the third or LOST ^ MLVTURE. ENGLISH Turnpike. ■ popular assortments—Gift wraps. 4> Allyn St. Phone 6-0358 Hundreds, thousands, tens of LiarrEK). vvoppry SGAd /COL. SHEPWHISTLE HEAPED TWE HE'S FIGURiNS roofing and asbestos, siding.- Rellglaiia Samples on approval. Summer Homea fdr Rent 67 thousands of young men. We hear WABT — HAVtc ALL RIGHT/ ttftb day VIII ba charged only for Sheplferd and QoHie dog. black Car, train or but expenses refunded Rockville1 Buys ' ■ m YOU KIO PERSOMAL PEOPLE WILL I CRD>NM1N6 IbJSULT UPON tAV HEAD ON SOOR NNElSHT tka actnal nnmber of- timet tba ad and brown. whiteMinder neck. An- FOR SALE— 1937 ,V8 Ford sedan, Workman.«hlp guaranteed. Time Chilton Greetings. 147 Essex the'roar of engines, the familiar FUNNY BUSINESS aapaarad, charging at tha rata ahrn- good tires, perfect- condition. In­ payments arranged. A. A. Dion THE BEST RADIO BUYS—THIS FOR RENT—6 ROOM cottage. PRIDE, LEAVIM' A THIWIC 1 g o t TODAY V/UEN VNE POY OP TME BtOO IN THE ^w , J65, 'Terms” and trades ac- Moving and Packing.. The Austin $39.95, We service and repair On Properlie's* •orract publication of advarttatng SHOP IN THE COMFORT of your DISHWASHER WANTED-Appiy fumlshed rooms wlthi."i the next know the things for which we d IS HALF-FARE ce^ed^ 1936 Auburn convertible A. Chambers Co. Telephone 6‘26C all makes of radios at Behsoif^ will ba ractiflad only by cancellation Mtame_... .just call Montgomery at Slik O ty''Diner, 641 Main few weeks, three in family. Call ■i pray If only there were time and SIZ E ^ •( tba ebarga made for the aarrlee Coupe, J225, terms $4.50 weekly. Radio, 713 Main street. Rocky^ille, July .15. -(Spfec|al»- we knew the words to say. randarad. Ward' for everything you need. street. 8155. All adTartlaaroanta mutt conform 1937 Packard sedan, radio, heat­ The RockvJllC City Council at, its So .small thus far. has been.our If we haven’t what you want In Repairing 23 5 PIECE MAPLE BEDROOM aet, YOUNG CX3UPLE D ESIR E TO part as you pass by—less sugar 'n la atyla copy and typography with our gtore stocks, you can choose er, almoat new tires $345, terms WANTED— HIGH SCHOOL boy ragtilatlona anforcad by tba publlah- $6 weekly. 1940 Packard 6 . Con­ slightly used. Cot bed. 2 brown rent 9 or 4 room apartment as meeting Tuesday e v ^ n g voted ” ' our coffee, waste-paper saved and from the thousands of items in MOWERS SHARPENBJB, repair­ .Jo work, full or part time. Main •ra aad tbay raaarva tha right to vertible coupe, good tires, beau­ street clothing store. Write. Box enamel ’ beds with springs. One permanent residence. W rite Box purchase $122,000 /worth of wer scraps of Iron. No sacrifice is -too adit, ravlaa or reject any copy con* our catalo^d Our catalog de­ ed, shear grlndlngi key fitting, sideboard. 2 boudoir chaira. 1 ■Idarad objacttonabla ^ tiful blue finish. $895. Terms $12 GB. Herald. WX. Herald. Insurance for tha/clty property, at small, rio salvaged bit too insignifi­ partment will have any of these duplicating, vacuum daaners'etc. antique dreaaer, 1 console radio, CLOSING HOURS—ClaatlHed ada weekly.' Finance manager, of a yearly cost of^^ $181.55 a year. cant, but these are not enough. la ba pnbllthed aaata 'day mutt ba items delivered to you promptly. overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl 1 victrola. Deep Well hand pump MANCHESTER FAM ILY of 3 de­ The rhythm oL 'your mea.sured laaalvad by It o'elhck noon Satur- Brunner Sales, 80 Oakland .street. ■ street. Phone 5161, Open evenings. Tel. 5191. Help Wanted— .Male or and other miscellaneous articles. sire, 4-5-6 room flat or duplex The National Printing Compan.v tread, repeats, ^tne chafge, “Not daya lOitO. in a letter ,to the Council asked LAWN MOWERS sharpened, oil­ Female 3 7 Tefephone 8254. by the 16th, or 1st of August, enough, not enough!" Telephone. Your Want'.4da FOR SALE—1940 SPECIAL Buick $40 or $46. Phone 2-0035. the city tt^order the owner of the Dear (3od, help us .realize we’re. ed, adjusted, picked up and de­ FOR SALE—WHITE ENAMEL property/next to the printing Ada are accepted over tha tela- sedan, radio, heater, 16.000 miles, livered $11.25. Here $li)0. Repair WANTED—WO.MAN or girl, also In this thing together—these Iqds Ice box. Insulated gaa range, with WANTED — THREE OR FOUR compaiiy. plant fo clean up his pboaa at tba CHARGE RATE given mechanically A-1. 727 ' Silver parts. pl'Wer mowers sharpened man for work In laundry. Apply who pass and we who itay. Help a bora aa a .convanatnea to advar- heat control Phone 4296, after room rent, by young couple. prope^lYy. and the matter -was Lane. and repaireo. We sharpen hedge 72 Maple street. us forget personal ambitions, self­ Uaara. but tha CASH RATES will ba 5 p. m. Telephone 8033. the corporation counsrt. ishness. and greed that we may be acaaptad aa FULL PATMENT If fo r Sale and grass shears, icissO|^a, knivies, Mid at tha bntinata office on dr ba- FO R -SA LE—1941 SU PER BUICK printing company claims worthy of a victory fought for and rare tha aarantb day following tba Sedan, 5 practically new tires, etc. Saws set and fil’ Clerk Leroy Elliott 1» m We folks at room on third floor, oil heat, seconds. Call morning at 7:30 or ing cultivators, used John Deere receipt of a check for $25.00 (he . Help Wanted— Female 3.5 noon or anytime after 5 o'clock. ray, Eleanor and Batty Ann Gd home are get* BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Back On the Job BY EDGAR MARTIN PdHMiSlS aaaaoaaaaaaaaaaodjiaao.. 2 car garasre. Priced right WAR DAMAGE tractor, mowers and rakes. Dub­ amount turned over to ’! ting a little Mrs. A. Jarvis, 872 Parker St. lin Tractor Company, Providence man, Joan Sabourin, all of/Staf- AslaaMblaa tor Sala ...... for quick sale. .INSURANCE WANTED— WOMAN to Uke from the salvaging of the Worm ’. touch of one I SIDE GLANCES BY 6‘ALliRAl'ifl Astaaiabllaa far Exebanga charge of rooming house, ad-' Tel. 7026. Road, Wlllinaantic. foid ■ Springs. Dorothy ' Mae War No. 1 tank which atood bn prqjnineat part AU-WU^-TUTT, \.\.\1 6ETCUA VL\. m o o r $bOL5 DO$5'T VAOUK. MES'WS'm Aata Aeoasaorlaa—Tlrat See * ' - — WOO AQE A . See Dr. Chas. W. Strant. Joining United Aircraft plant'in O'Coln and Lucille WJtt; both of Fox Hill. Some time ago Laurence of army life, TU' OWaLVWlDK t'LL data aaipalrtag—Halntlng . . . . McKi n n e y b r o t h e r s Stafford Springs are,^pending the Dillon, Salvage chairman pf the as augar. gas LOCUM MA»5/ 1 MOO A OVCE O W Il, data Seboola ...... 791 Main St*,' for further ■Buckland. Conn. Would prefer Household Goods 51 dataa—Ship by Traek ...... 60S Main St„ Monebeater, Conn. one whose husband might' be Muai^ Iqatruments 33 week at the cam^-'vvhich'.ls being Vernon Defense Council. Started . and whatever COLD GLASS OF A tAAVb ASZOOt^D LYWt O F dwtaa—For Hire ...... information. Telephone 6060 or 7433 working in this plant.'• Apply FOR SALE—4 PIECE MAHOG- occupied by King’s Daugh­ a movement ,for this to be turned j next is ration* L^WOtiADE., TV^ HOOSE, PVJTTVD ' Qanffaa—earrlaa—Storage ... FOR, S a l e —PIANO in perfect ters. / ,td, and that's— .. David Garber A Company, 163 ahv bedroom suite, reasonable. condition. Will sell cheap. Tele- over for salvage because of the j vSbi’T r u ? Matarayalaa Bleyclaa ...... ’The tenement Netto house iStandin’ in line, ^ ^ xFaatad dutoa—Hotorcyelea . . . Asylpm street, Hartford. Tel. Call after 6 p. m. 177 Center, , Jihone 5064 mornings. two large amount of steel 4t contained, j awdaaaa aad Fxataaalaaal' Sarrt on H lg h ^ treet owned by M «. ril venture-a 2-1505. phone 8083. The permission of the city was .j << - .V 4 Baateaaa Oarrlcaa Offered ...... Judith /Netto and h«lr daughter, secured and Reuben Blonstein | llot of people BauaeboM Oarrlcaa Offered ....1 Mra,/Jraeph Fontanella of Porter 'have been Balldlng—Contracting ...... VICTORY FURNITURE SAUfi— Wanted—To Buy 58 agreed to take the tank au,art, the • standin' recent­ Vlarlsta—Muraarlaa ...... A NEW HUDSON GIRL OR W’OMAN wanted. New Speciman values. 5 pc. solid s t ^ t , Manchester, former resi-; amount received to be turned over | Vaatral OIraatora ..'...... Model Laundry, Summit street. maple kitchen Seta. $29.95, inner WANTED—4 OR 5 CUBIC foot inta was sold Monday to Joseph to the city. ly who-thonght all such lines led Btoatlog—Plumbing—Roofing ., OR NEXT BEST — WE HAVE BOTH! spring mattress. $19.9J», twin and quet of ' High street.- The enly to a race track bettin* win- lagaraaca ...... electric ice box in g;ood condition. Truck Registration ; >dow. millaary—Draaamaklng ...... 1941 Hudson 2-Door ' 1936 Hudson 4-Do6r full sizes—twin bed outfits, Call 3408. ______y / property has been owned by the About 80 gaa ration books for i Martag—Trucking—Storage , 1939 Hudmn 8 4-Door 1937 Nash 4-Door $29.95 — ’Studio couches, $34.05. Netto*s for twenty, years. John (tucks and tractors were issued 1 Pablla Pasaangar Sarylca ,., 1 Terms. • At Benion’s Furniture. C. Netto and family will continue Palntteg—Papering ...... gKv 1939 Hudson 6 4-Door 1936 Graham 4-Door Rooms Without Boy^ 59 on Tuesday at the Sykes aobopl 1 T3* Pratasawiial Sarrlcai USED TIRES AND TUBES 713 Main street. to occupy the east side and Mr. where the registration is taking * HapalrlnS ...... SUke Body, 12 Ft. Long, 7 Ft. Wide, 6 Ft. High All Sizes and Mrs. Bosquet plan to. move FOB SALE-^ONE 9x12 RUG in FOR R EN T— 2 NICE/'7unil8hed place. The registration will con-, i HOLD EVERYTHING Tailoring—Dyting—Cleaning to the tenement fortaerly occu­ tlnue today and Thursday- at the Tallat Goodx'and Sarrlca . . . . . perfect condition, one 9x12 Ozite rooms, one suitable, for. 2 per­ pied by Mr. and M rs.Thom as V. Waatad—Bntlnait Sarrlca .a ,. VICTORY TIRE CO. rug cic^hlon. One 6x9 2-tone taupe sons, one for 3. Tel.' 4607/ school library from 10 a,' m. to * Macatlaaal Kenny, about the first of August. H. A. STEPHENS 348 Nn. Main St. Phone 3-0446 rug. Price reasonable for quick noon and 3 to 5 p. m. with" Sirs. fc a raia aad ClaxM* ...... m . AT JOE’S GARAGE FOR REN T—FURN ISH ED room ' Daughters were bom at the R.' C. Ferguson in charge, Prlrata taatmettona ...... ^ le . Call 4944 after 5 p. m. Johnson Memorial hospital this Haaatag ...... McKee Strict.. Tel. 8129 Open Until 8 P. M. near Main stTeet, gentleman pre­ . Messengers Coroptete Coursr \ Haataaf—Pramt.matlc ...... ferred. Telephone 69081 week to Mr. and Mrs. Albert A group of fifty have completed f r aattd Inxtruaatruotlona ...... Lambert of WllUngton avenue; their Messenger Course and'have SLE room with oka— Hortgagaa . . . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hollay of been certified by "Chief Messenger WASH TUBBS Gangway BY ROT CRANE OaportnalUas -...... lone Manebes- StaffordviUe and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Andrews of -Vernon. (eaey ta Loan ter 3533. Nelson Sfreddo of Clrant avenue; The following have been certi­ WUPfCAN HEAR THE' HBvi ibfAfHMNB’ O U IS B L A U ^ T H R y t i e JIakp aad gNaaMama FOR SALE sons to, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene fied: 'Jam es McCarthy. Earl John­ ^SOFAR.VOO’R E ■alg Waatad—Fam ala...... >1 O’Neill of Somersville and Mr. p la n es warming d pi ALBEAOy ON THE rtB L p I TH ffyW B m Waatad—Mala ...... Id FOR RENT— SINGLE and double ston, Elmer Stone, William Pease, MNOOkW/. BUDDY. 7 ROOM SINGLE COLONIAL HOUSE and Mrs. Raymo’nd Palardy of Richard Tyler,- Fred Foley, Charles ACnON.FELLAl YOU ■alaaaiaa Waatad ...... td-A roonis. Telephone iZ-0759. vouve dcnrrcM in sid e Wanted—Mala ar Famala 11 AUCTION Fireplace. Aulopnatlc Steam Hret and Hot Water. Two-Car West Main street. Roland War­ Ecabert, Cedric Deere, Warrei A 3 A P AIRFIELD AND* DON'T VYANT TO GET dgaata Waatad ...... IT-A Garage. Screens, Awnhags and Storm Windows Furnished. Large ren, 12, of River street and Louis Rivenburg, Vincent J. Wood HlaaHaaa-Wanted—Famala . . . ' II FOR RENT— CLEAN ROOM, G O TTEN RIO O THOSE S T R A W e D ■tgatlona Wanted—Mala . . . . II Lot. Owner leaving town and wants to sell. Price Is low for Demars, 73, of W est Stafford are Robert Hunt. Robert Chase, Ellis suitable for two or three men or' GENTRIES. BETTER t h i s PLACE! Smyluiraant Agtnelaa ...... dd Fine Furnishings-^Antique and Modern thla hoose. / ' couple. Call 7019. Apply 15 Proc- patients at thS hospital. B. Hunt. Kenneth Neri, Sherwood U m Steak Pam Fa'rttry ■ Mrs. Emilio Panciera and infant McCbrrlston, Erwin Diamond, Ray. CHAN6E IM56UIEE, ▼akIciM ■ ■ / ■ - tor Road. ItadW—Pau ...... dl FOR MR, AND MRS. A. R WALKER AT ITIEIR HOME son were discharged from the Townsend, John Rodvan. Rlchaiil THO— THEYlU Johnson Memorial hospital and Graf, Roger Heller, Jack Bliss, e « —Taklalaa W “ASHLEIGH” (Former Mary Ream Home) ATTRACTIVE. CXIMFORTABLE B E L O O K IN G . ___ aad Snppllaa ...... W STUART J. WASLEY double room, in new home. CJall returned to their home on Cooper- Alvin Poshlck, Joseph Synal, Waatad —Pata—Poultry—Stock dd THOMPSON, CONK. Real Estate and Insurance David Robinson, Norman Norkln. Far Bala ^ Mtaeallanaaaa 6759. Lane. drttalaa For Salt ...... dd State Theater Building Tel. 6648 - 7146 Stephen Von Euw, Jr.. Robert Ooata and Acetaaortea ...... dd Located at Junction of Ckmn. Routes 193 and 2(K) •NEWLY FURNISHED rooms with FShey, Charles Allen, Frederick ■alldlag MatarlaU ...... — dl all modem Improvements, ad­ Harding. Samuel Blonstein, Bern­ namenda —Watchaa—Jewelry dl BBPH. mi t» Hm r ac- t M —c H » »6T Qffe ere* i»4» St X* M»*wS. we. r u. wa-v * are' y-« Btaatrisal Appllancaa—Radio., 41 2 Sale Days—Friday and Saturday, July 17-18 joining United Aircraft plant at MarllKirough ard Obenauf, Raymond Hickton, Fold aad FtM . . . . . ; ...... 'dl-A 330 Adams street .Apply David Walter Friedrich, Sherwood West, T practically live here since •’Well, if they inus( ration traveling, then I hope they ■arddw—Farm—Dairy Frodneu M AT 10 A. M. D A n.T Gaiher A Om pany. 163 Aaylum Edward NumrycA Donald Bergef..^ ■eqaakold Geode ...... II Mis. Howard Lord they sterted these salvege start it before it's time* for the usual annual visits from (Sale on the Premlacg Rain or SUae hi Our Tsated AacRoa atreet, Hartford. Tel. 2-1505. Scott Brown, Richard - Ouidottl..* Maaklnary and Teold ...... dl SSi-t, Baal Bamptoa Donald Kenmltzer, K e r w 1 n 4 drivesl" ' ■ all your relatives!” Moaleal Initremaata ...... II „ Arana) Offica aad Stora Equipmtat . . . I t FOR RENT— LARGE FRONT Schmelske, I|enry WlUey, Gordon Spaelal a at tba Storta ....n..V . Id FlUDAT SAU!: A WTOE ASSORTMIP«T OF MODERN room, twin beds, near Hilliard A ton was born July 10 at the Wells, Raymond Butler, Walter Wearing Apparel—Fura ...... dl MUI. 402 Tolland Turnpike. - SL FYancla hospital, Hartford, to Blelecki, Robert Fontaine, Fred ONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX ii4a evjiiA etevtee. me t:4«. eia. u. a $AT- 0ft. Waatad—To Buy ...... II ^ HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Womm for Weingartner, Fred Wanegar,-Curt Haaam Qiard—Hatala Heaerda Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Gutterman. Raataaraam 3-«loor electric Frlgtdalre, .3 cyl. Johnson oatboard motor, large FOR RENT— TWO DOUBLE Koschwiiz, Mike Plesa, Dan Kerr. Hooma Without Board...... i t ■Ue rtdtng power lawimiower; to be gold In one milt with bench. rooms, near bus lihe. J7 North The local Orange wUl hold its B2TATlON.* , Bualneie Propertr tor Sale Id Experience unnecestiary as we will tirain they will receive budget estimates Farma and Land tor Stla . . . . . 11 mahogany highboy''(repro.), banjo clocki much fine chlnia and The construction of the Bolton there were issued 238 A books and Ronaea for Sale ...... It glaso, Sheffield and SterUng silver, Sne linms, Lionel railrond aet operatives in this work. Make applicar Are house on B^ton Notch road 2 D books. There were 174 supple­ for tha fiscal year ending August ^ ta tor Sale mental gasoline ration blanks glv 31, 1943, and alto hear the requests '(about ZOO* track, stations, etc., reprefents' ahont $1,100.00.) is progressing rapidly. Clap­ Reteiletert Property tor S a le ...... Other fine offerings. Many Items are from the former well known ea ouL of any persons who wish to pre­ dubnrban tor Sale ...... tion immediately to boards and shingles form the sent requiests tot appropriations Real Eatata tor Exchange . . . Norman Ream estate^ Wanted—Real E eta ta ...... T • sides with the shbiglM on the Any citizen of the towm is wel­ Aartlaa—I.ecal Nafires Chairs for .\11 — Luncheon — Truckmen — Circular of come to attend this hearing. bagal Noticea ...... upper story. The. windows smd Ain. Thaddeus Satr}b doors arlth the exception of the W iE ip p in g ROBERT M. REID & SONS, AucUoneers Mn. Charlotte Soanowski Sa- Cheney Brothers front garage type doors are in Mia. W. W. Oraat tryb, wdfe of Thaddeus J. Satryb,A of 87 Talcott avenue, died tbiij Edt. 1937 -place. The structure is of the 7l»s* EmpIo>Tnent Bureau— Main Office colonial tjipe and when complet­ morning at St. Francis hospital) hov« t0Od thl$ 301 Main SL Phone 8193 749 Allen St. Phone 3-$371 Hartford. She was 28 yean of it for tolvof* ed will have a atone facing on the MANCHESTER. CONN. : SPRIN G FIELD . .MASS. ■ - Hartford Road lower half of the front facing the Mr. and Mro. Theodora Peteraon age having been born in Housa-j road. mad chUdraa left laat week Saturr tonic. Mass., June 24, 1914, d The last day for rOglstration of day for Hawkea Neat Beach, where daughter of Michael aiiid Bernice Sosnowaki. trucks and tractors for gasoline they will spead a. week’s vacatloa. "wlU be ‘Thursday with the hours She bad been a restdent ol The South Windsor Red Croat 'The Light BY MERRILL BL06SEB BED RYD” l Man To Man BY FRED HARMAII 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. and 7-9 p. m. Rockvllie five years ond-^sns e FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The office of the clerk will not be Productioa Outirman. Mr*. Olcott member of SL Joseph’s Catholic Klag, reports that there are tea open this evening fpr the regis­ church. She leaves her husband ^NOlvJ-ECfTH CF W eSreA RK LOUD 'VslHAT— "WAT’S RKoFrf.feiSBOi'/ AND VIA >*1 hospital coavateaceat robes oa tration because the local board one daughter, Lorraine, her fath TT^OSe APBNT s u c h PHooesyf III W e 'l l s e e eac h A nd HOW Sou GST IN Th e v n n THOSE. PISTOLS 'TOU’RE TbSSiN' both (3UNS 6 0 out­ LOCK»t*4* THE \ haad, to be givea out at the Red er, Michael Sosnowaki, and a sis u n s arill be In session at that time. BAD HOURS. LARD — BEGOINS'KJ w o r k AMO ILL SmiL BE o t h e r , j u s t l o n g HBOC CAN _ C feNTEROFTHE IN TOUR. HANDS, BUT—, TriEH) (S s i d e >1*4 th e THE Ooos rooBis to voluateer workers. ter, Regina, In Housatonic, Maas AViAY F Enjoying a vacation at a camp • STIM* TO 1 A*M./ WH6 N NOLTRS POUNDING t h e B40UGH 1D SHAKE see JEAN? ttoOCA— I ’VE HALL — Voluateera are asked to call oa The funeral wUl be Friday a at South Coventry lake are the Moaday and Thursday afteriMona. THROUGH FO RTH e PILLOW IN HANDS AND SAY I GbT A LITTLE Misses Pearl Oleseeke of East White's Funeral Home and a MORNING WHEN MXI Henry “Dad'- Thieaes, known for nine o'clock at SL Joseph’) '*Hi* p a l - — - _ 0 0 6 BERD(?E. Middle Turnpike, Elaine Broda of LEAVE/ r em e m b e r . M E f 'to U HEAD Birch Mountain, E3da Flora of his bright outlook on life which he church. Burial wdll be In St Bolton Center. Edna Giesecke of calls “live for today*' philosophy Bernard's cemetery. ^ Coventry, Gloria Carter and cslabrated his 87th Urthdsy last Silver Tea Ebies Coraerea, both of Mancbea-' Sunday at Cajnp Woodstock, Sum­ A pubUc Silver Tea wlU be hell ter. The girls are chaperoned mer headquarters of Hartford at the Community House at Cryi by Mrs. Joseph Saimond of Birch County T. M. a A. . For several tal Lake on Thursday .afternoo yssis be has observed hla birth­ Mountain. starting a t two o’clock. Th - Several Boltonitea will beaeflt day with the boys at. the camp os Ladies Aid society of the CrysU A -T / by the near ruling that allows ths quest of his son Elmer . Thicoes. Lake Methodist church will be employees of Colt’s In Hartford Secretary of the “County Y." i charge. to work only six days a areek. Mr. aao Mra. Robert E. Sharp FUs latsatioas Stamp number 7 in the War and family and members of the Marriage iDteations have bei X Ration Book I U now redeem­ Wapplng “Y C3ube“ also attended filed at the office of the town cler able for two pounds of sugar. Camp Woodstock on last Sunday. by Raymond Kart Burger This stsA p may be used from now- Lewis Fox was the speaker, on Bridgeport and Mias Emma Elsf'l*' Wagner of RockvUle. McNa^lynSMAlat. .1. until AiRust 22. Sunday moralag. &

- T T • ■ ’ I . WEDNESDAY, JULY 15,1942 8XZTEEK f l t t f t t f i Hail America’s Hero ”s / Buy War Bonds Stamps Tomorrow! Miss Ruth Person, of Norman street, is vacationing at Stony Local Dealers I Earns Promo^ Only 20 Gas Average' Daily Circulation lAbout Town Creek Dude Ranch,’' Stoiiy Creek, -W' - ■ . X N. Y. For the Montb-ot June, 1942 The Weather Next to Sign Pleas Granted ruteeaat e<_p. 8. Westbap te n ss and Mr*. Bdward Brewer A son was bom on Tuesday at t lOe Totter street have returned the Hartford hospital, to Mr. and V 7,4^1 New York where they were Mrs. Dkvid J. Lansta, of 39 Park­ FewN^pplicationB Here Member ot the Audit .Not quite so cool tonight ae last by the death of Mr. Brew- er Terrace, Glaatonbury. Before Gasoline Distribfitors to Bureau of Olrcdlstioina iilglit: nght rain before dsybreah.’ her marriage, Mrs., Lsnata .was For EhOra Supply in fu father. Miss Mary DraghI, of 47 Sumn\ei^ Register at the Rations Manchester— A City of Village Charm - W. H. Campbell. Hartford store street, this town. ' Board, on July 22. The Prob^ Order. jBMrative, waa the guest speaker VOL. LXI., NO. 244 (ClasaMed Adverliiadg on Fsge 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 16,1942 (SIXTEEN PAGES) 'AtUurt night's meeting ■ 7 • meeting tomorrow evening at i -The annual reunion of the Gris- 7:30; All members are urged to at the office of Local. War Price ly filled out. Local War PKce and stock Up IhrOid Family . Association of attend. and Rationing Board 11-76 la the Rationing Board 11-76 approved Russians in Action on Southern Front 'America will be held July 25 at Lincoln School n w Wedneaday, only twenty supplemental gi Axis Forces Giving 'the Michael Griswold Homestead It Was announced today that a eon haa been born in Hattiesburg, July 22, it was Announced . today. line rations at its last -meeting, ,‘Bi Wethersfield. RcgkitiAUon' Dealera will be required to make it was said today at the Board of­ On r ( Will be at 10:30 followed by a Mississippi to gergeant and Mrs. out an appll^ion stating the to­ :7'husiness meeting. A picnic Brainard Warner, formerly of 147 tal capacity/of their gasoline stor­ fice in the LiiicoUl school.: . Ground in Center; j iBpcb is planned. A number of Hollister street, this town. Ser­ age facili^s and the arhount of Applications of the following i Manchester persons are members geant Warner is' a member of gasoiine/OD hand .as of midnight persons were approved and may ^ the association. Company K of the i69th infantry on TuoMay, July ' 21.. The total II regiment, and is now stationed at be obtained by calling at the 175 ne invcntoryi must , include Board office with the registration ^ Xdwin B. Grant and Florence V. Camp Shelby, Mias. ga^llne Jn storage tshks, tank Advance at Coast r TOma. both of Hartford, were mar- tpucks, in any tank car d^vered of their vehicles: ! tlad this morning by Justic of the siding or In any moveabl^on- Clinton W. Fay, 15 Thomas 1 ; Frank O. Steele. The cou- tainers. Gasoline in transit or gas­ Drive; Harold C. Pitney, 87 Sum­ British Alsp Admit Ger-! Cnwaogi i ttle were attended by Lorena Calla- Youths Neede oline in the fuel tank of a vehicle mer street; Edgar L. Ridyard, 22 | mans ‘Partially Sue- Miles of Stalingradl f l^t, and William J. Callahan, both la not to be included. MaJ.- W. R. At« I GUik Samuel J. Turkington and opening inventory as of the effec­ received a promotion,, according to July Sale Tel El Eisa; Gain/ W t i n B a C K S Made i tgarry Kutaell are at Suffolk tive date. Fo* example, tf^'an ap­ Moriis Pasternack. 983 Main , ^ a* Voronezh] Boys and Girls^^ Urged information 'received here today. street; A. L. Slocumb, 19 Welling­ IfPvwna. Boston, today to see plication shows a toted storage Effective immediately, he will as- ...... South of El Alamein. —— ; PWhWaway" run. They made:the To Take U p ^ u rses in tana capacity of 2,000 gallons of ton Road; Peter A. Baldwin, 162 Up6n Mission j\ir C^adetS /Smash Nazi Encircleqj tiiip by train. sum# command of the Second Bat- V^hoi)'i street;'Revi'Earl T. French' Reg. 39c. 22’x44” and 20”z40” Sitting on One Foot in Emergenci/Work. gasoline but an inventory of only talion of the 169th. 16 Edgerton. Reg. 29c and 35c, 16”x28” Bulletin! meat Arm North ofj 1,200 gallons, inventory coupons , Major' Naylor waa In command Too Late to Classify .'Will be Issded fbr the difference of Rev. Jamc* A. Young, 460 Main Cannon and Dundee Cairo, July W.—{IF)— '’Teen-Age”'Results To i)^ Gaulle Our Traits City and Repel Ad­ Participatl^ by members of of Company K. local National street; Rev. Earl H,,.Furges6n, 70 , Hand and Face Size y/iwr—MONDAY ON Manches- 800 gallonsy^ Guard unit, when It was inducted Henry street; LawTence Converse, Heavy bombers of the United Pelvic Twists a the Ameriwi Junior Red Cross •T- vance Forces .from] ■ „t*r bus from Hartford, light blue into the service in February, 1941. 61 Phelps Road; F. Forbes Bush- States Army Air Forces Spinal Curvatures. ------\ ! Americans Are Rough; wool coat. Finder return to 44 in the wgi-related activities of Firemen Donate Since that time he has attended nell, 573 Woodbridge street; Rev. made a daylight attack on Vichy/ichy Sees As^j^nmAs^j^nment Outlying Streets; Part] Hamlin atreet. Reward. the Ame^can Red Cross, has dem­ .special schools ' and recently has Ferris E. Reynolds, 106 Henry BATH ■ CANNON Tough. ReaHy; In^pit been serving as regiment^ plans street; Peter J. Vendrillo, 73 Al­ the Axis base of Bengasi, (Chicago, July 16. — {/Pi — The Of Military Re^es~ iresen- Of Don Basin Lost. onstrate the ability of boy* and ^25 to the USO and training officer. / ton street; William P. Cross, 38 Libya, yesterday, starting ' a Something of Ttadl- girls to accept responsibility and He will be’succeeded in the lat­ Strant atreet; Dr. John V. Gregan, 'teen-age habit of sitting on one tatives as Attack. on MoRcow, July 16.— to perform valuable services for TOWELS 'TOWELS large dock fire. The . bombing foot probably is responsible for Ruasian Infantrymen and machine gunne'i battle the foe on s sector of the southern front, ac- ter position by Captain Francis E. 1193 Main street; Herbert F. cording to the caption for this picture from tion o f Indians. tkelr communities and t^elr na- As a special meeting of the Dprsey of New Britairfi former Brush, 418’ East Center street; was one phase of the contin­ more back trouble among women loscow. In the center a nurse aids a wounded Rtis.sian French Sovereignty. Two^Gemian salients were Manchester Fir* Department held soldier. r e c o r d s 'tion. These abilities are now regimental adjutant, and well Forrest- N. Buckland, R. F. D., uing Battle of the Western than all other cases combined. Dr. driven witliin 175 miles of recognised in a plan, authorizing last evening at headquarters at Vichy, July 16—(/P)—The -Yichy " New, York, July 16.—(iP)—Tap VICTOB BLCZaBniD known to local ex-Guardsmen. Glastonbury. Desert, in which R.A.F. and C. H. Jennings of Bay View',’Mich., Stalingrad on^he - Volga to­ DECCA enrollment for service in the Can­ Main and Hilliard streets th^ * " Allied airmen attacked Ben­ government officially protested n An^erlcan and he may turn on day while at Voronezh Red teen Corps of Volunteer Special, members voted to make a dona­ 4 99® and St. Petersburg, Fla., declared y^w lth a war whoop, a Rotarian COLOMBIA AND OKEH tion of 525 to the USO fund and Cloaeout pattema of higher pried gasi and Tobruk, both far today. today to Washington against''As­ Army counter-attatks' weru Services of girls In the Junior and towel*. White with colored border. Coast Guard signment of military representa­ grlj^mr a fraternity yell. I Largs Stock of Albania senior classes of secondary to buy a War Bond of 5100, ac­ Whito with colored border* in btua, west of the fighting zone, and In an address prepared for det Natibii^ Largest Tax said to have smashed a Nazi school's, selected for their matur­ cording to Chief Roy Griswold' red. green, gold. Novelty colored. Not all colors In each attacked the Axis Armies “in livery at the American Osteopathic tives to Gen. Charles De Gaulle, But\jon’t be surprised at any­ encirclement arm north '' preferable to the modem easy Aftet* Their Landings signed to consult in London with Danger Grows Hourly Do You They must- complete satisfactorily tails. No. X Caa Wegner the coastal zone and had Bulletin! 0 |i Contracts That'S an American, the British ^ Colored borders In blue, red, gold and * "partially aucceeded" in re-eatab- chair. Women suffering backaches the' National Committee of the Ministry Informs Royal Air Force The danger to StaUngrk4«^ Rate the twenty-hour course, in Red BATH ^ green. An unuaual value. from sitting on one foot were ad­ Bulletin! .Washington, July 17,—1ng positions at Tel El Serimgeour replied. nounced\lh Washington two days line and the nsW Axis bulge to tha 3 Eisa Tuesday night were heavily teurs after their landing on the Washington, July 16.—(ifP) southeast were given. .It was tha lee...In other word* S. 8. S. each Washington, July 16. — (/Pt — . "That's what !■ thought,” ob­ ago th a t\ Vichy han already re­ London, July 16.—VP)—A 40 per DISH TOWELS bombarded all day yesterday by American coast from submarines. —The largest tax bill in the served Maghuson. first word from the Bryansk sec­ (net 8.O.S.) Frc«di British artillery and jilanes and a Threatened with a partial collapse jected two'proposal# by President cent rise in infant mortality over tor in ten days. . And talking abont *ervtee..i Stock up »t this low price. Colored borders in red, gold, gre^n and Spotting the fog-vclIed arrival nation’s history—a $6,143,- The partnership includes Scrim- Roosevelt fok removal of the nine At Vorone^, key to the German. yen do yet y o ^ service at Plae> number of Axis tanks were'knock- of the price control system, the ad­ of one group on Long Island, John 900,000 wartime • measure geour, his wife, and their two sons, demilitarized \French Naval ves­ normal in German-occupied Europe anret, whether It’* delivery blue. ed out of action, the bulletin re- ministration was reported today to C. Cullen, seaman second- das.-’, .Mnxwe'll and C. Bailey Serimgeour. twin threat, to' the ^ road to tha Carrots or Beets - 2 Bchk 9c . -ported. carrying heavy new income sels from the Egyptian war zone. IMS reported today Ijy the British Volga and the way south Into thei^| service or store service. Come The British said their sir squad­ be preparing a request for new outwitted thenr with pretended 5‘t0<%J)46 on Navy CYrntrsets (President R^scvelt proposed fVnilne Relief Committee, fact- In ...o r dial 4151...and try \ legislation built around some form acceptance of a bribe and then and corporation levies—went Maxwell Serimgeour testified that the ships b^moved through finding organization of chu'rch- Fresh rons, were attacking the enemy "in that the family had collected 5205,- (Oontinued on Pags Tha) PlpAnrst Ser%ior. 81x99 force" and reported hits on of wage stabilization. spread the' alarm which brought before the House today for the SuezC^anal under American men. grounded aircraft, gun positions, discovery of the Nazis and their general debate. As the repre­ 846 in commission fees for con­ custody to some On the basis. of first-hand re­ CALVES’ LIVER President Roosevelt has discuss­ hidden supplies. tracts obtained-in the last three neutral port' for interm ent until ports, it likened the' suffering Cucumbers motor trucks and a headquarters ed the situation with congresaional sentatives gathered, an at­ years from the Navy Department fromwant of food in conquered and BEEF LIVER ' ih- the battle ares. The Coast .Guard’s official nar­ tempt was being made to get' after the war, when t h ^ would be Lady Peppery leaders several ■ times in recent rative of (Tullen’s night encounter alone, and had another 586,052 returned to France. W^en thl.s occTipied areas as well aa other i Odds and Ends of ’ Bombers lilt .Supply Bases weeks. Informed congressmen support for returning the bill to "in sight" fronj that source. embattled nations on the continent m ' PORK CHOPS Wide-ranging R. A. F. bombers waa told by the Office.of War In- the Ways and Means Committee plan was rejected, he aoggesteil Flashes! Becansc'-of late arrival of cars who declined quoUitton by name fonnatlon yesterday os the Nazis, Chairman Vinson (D-Ga) an­ that the ships'be sent und^U ,. S. with tlir situation after four years (Late BolletiM of the (P) WM) Fresh Corn also struck heavily last night at said the- President was about fpr revision of proposed new cor­ nounced that the committee waa of the First World war. t* Hartford, we were oat of on trial for their Uvea, were con- poration rates. protective custody to MartVfique. these Items Tnesday. We will ready to make known the remedial goMig to insist lhat the govern­ More Diseases Found SHEET (Coiittnudd on Page 8lx) steps he and price control officials Would Raise Excess Rate* ment renegotiate Army and Navy Bars Racing Statistics have them Thursday.. .Tender, Women’s (Coutlaaec; on Page Six) (Oontinued oh Page Cea) 'There is increasing frequency of < ' believe should be taken. ■ . Repreaentative Knutwn (R.. contracts to ' recapture "commis­ scurvy, rickets, anemia, dermatosis', Boston, July IS— A Feder­ yenulne, selected Calves* Uver I • . Minh.), one of the two/members al court Interlocutory decree today ...Uybt colored, yearllny Beef HEALTH MARKET \ . May Be No Becess sion fees paid to war brokera." and eye Infectlbna, it said. who voted ^gainst the^'^leglslation Besides, saving money and Here is a nation-by.-natidn re- barred publication In Americaa Liver, and lean, fresh Briyht- The Sea Food you select at The Health Market Is fresh As a result, members of Con­ in committee, announced that he Newspapers,^^c.. horse raclag wood eastern dressed Pork... Summer Chinese Again gress who had been looking for­ breaking up "this commission imie of its reports: caught, coining direct from the great fish piers of Boston. Younger Men would move to recommit the bill racket,” Vinson said it would end Ship Losses ' ^Igium : "A special survey with statistics andMrther tnformatiaa roast or chops. ward to a recess of several •.veeks with instructions to raise the ex­ derived from lucing Form Month­ starting in about ten. days were Ihe impression among many manu­ respect > . to children attending Frtshly Chopped In Tsingtien cess profits rate from 87 1-2 per facturers that they needed "so- school," the committee reported, ly Edition, Daily Racing Form, Haddock Butterfish being told quietly that they might Seen Needed cent to at least 90 per cent and called influence boys" to help get Kept Secret "indicates that S3 per cent get none Daily Racing Guide, or Tte. Mom- - GROUND BEEF have to revise their plans. Ing Telegraph, and copyrtglited by C m u o u to cut the normal and surtax rates government contracts. or Bcaiy:ely any breakfast, 33.5 per 36c Ib. 600 JapanpRp Killed or Rising farm prlcea, which , have from a combined 45 to 40 per cent. Vinson’s disclosure came as the cent g ^ an Inadequate noon'meal j Triangle Publications, Inc. Tb® Honeycomb Tripe . .Ib. 29c S h o e s Cod Smelts ilde Muslin . not yet reached^e statutory cell­ Youths 18. to 20 to Knutson asserte. that he had committee resumed its detailed in­ CJiurehill Government and !56 p ^ cent get insufficient sup- i *»y. »'*^'** • (liarlea F. U yzanski. Jr„ peniRng Broilers.. . Fryers. (Not AH Sizes.) ■W-ouhded; Rest Flee ing in the basic price control act. "a good, chance” of winning his quiry into the operations of the already have caused Leon Hender­ Be Drafted Before Vic­ motion because of the close divi­ commi^on agents. Sitting in on Declines to Reconsid­ It put the general death rate for ! ” “■* «sp<^tlon of the case, also Boston Blut Toward Wenchow. son, price administrator, to raise sion in the committee itself on the Investigation are representa- adults and children so far this year forth that ..\mericaa N^-s- PINEHl’RST FISH 42x36 the ceiling on canned and dried tory Over Axis Won. er Public Debate Plan. Center cuts of Swordfish EETS at 21.5-per i.OOO-compared with I “ * WOMEN’S . X ' Chungking, July IS—UP)—The fruits. Sporadic Increases in wages, (OontInoed on Pago Tea) (OontinuVd on Page Tea) a normal 13-ahd added that ’’there ! ‘’ondltlon of the sale of Its news- and Salmon . . . Fillets of Halibut Perch Fillets LadyPeppereR ChinMc' high command announc­ in the coat of raw products and In, Waahingtpn, July 16-^yP)—Sec­ 1 London, July 16 — (/P> — The ia abundant reason, to believe that • luiyone that tlw pur- Haddock, Sole and Floun­ ed tdday re-oc«upatioii of’ ’Tsing- other miscellaneous costs such as retary of War Stimson expressed i House of Commons went into se- the health of a^ral generations ! der . . . Whole Haddock... Salmon - Flounder Fillets 1%99 tieh in Chekiang province on Sun- tranaporUtion, have mfde an “ex- his belief today that young niar- ! cret session today to discuss' war may be irremediably impaired ’ i hr pUbIKatlon. of Triangle Pub- $1>49 • l,^ y . with 500 to 600 Japanese kill­ treroely tight” situation with ref- ried''inen and youths of 18, to 20 ‘ ; shipping losses after the Churrh- Krance; The c^m ittee quoted' , , Sliced or Piece Cod and Pol­ Play Sandals $2*1® p'- ed or wounded and the. remainder - ' ill government declined to recon-' lock^______' CASES,.7 • ' fleeing toward Wenchow, 25 miles (Coattnued Page Six).. would have to be drafted for the ' Physicians Verify Nurse ^s sider ita refusal to authorize a (Continued on Pago Tea) Illinois Politk-lan IniUcled Scallops V. Quahogs 81x108 to the southeast. armed forces before a victory over ; public debate. Bloonilngton, 111., July IS.— . RED RASPBERRIES ■ ■- ii',: $1.59 (The Japanese took the port of the Axia is won. ' A suggestion of Leslie Hore- George W. Ziller, Springfield Dem- Wenchow on Si.turday. The Chi­ Asked at hi# press conference Theory of Muscle Spasm Belisha, National Liberal Hiember ocratlo (lolitlrlan, was named In 24c pint Steamers Cellophane wrapped—no s i z i ^ whether the War Department still five Indictments today oli,allega- Cherrystones nese apparently employEff tfieir Expect Wage : and former war secretary, that the i Guns Turned \c each or dressing. A sheet that^Wul familiar tactics of closing, in from believed these men would be need­ government hold an open aession : ! tious that be. through roafidenca give years of wear. behind and hipping off the garri- ed for the Army, Stimson replied Chicago, July 16—(jP)— 'me vious laboratory evidence venfy- : was parried by Sir Stafford Cripps, ! y X T 1 ' games and conspiracy, unlawfully aon left behind .by the Japanese Rate Decisioi\ that "we have never had a great first verification of an Australian ing that muscle spasm is an in­ lord privy seal. I I f l 4Yt*lA4^1*4 ^ obtained monev from workers at tejiousc^soN. at Tsingtien.) war in which we did not find if nurse’s belief that muscle spasm tegral part of acute poliomyeli­ “The govemment..are anxioua to V -F ll TV SJS w ^nvemment ordnance plants. Salad Llmittd quantities only. Aeceasarj’ to call up both these is a damaging and' ever present tis. "■ ■------I Three Indictments charged that INC • A Chinese communique also classes." ■* ' avail themaelves of'this opportun- Tender aaid a Chinese force ."penetrated symptom of infantile paralysis Miss Kenny, who came to the Ziller worked a coiUldence game . THE STORE OP QUAim r into, the Japanese barracks of Sin- War Labor Board May • He reminded reporters that was reported today in The Jour­ United States to demonstrate her German, .ttlark Today on men who wanted trucking Jobs ■ . I ------,Kittery Sheets Some young married men already nal of the American -Medical A t:.ll»»el.a. '•* *he Kankakee and Elnood ord- yang," an Invaalon base in south­ were being drafted under the Se­ method,, contended the affected j could not arise if tke session were In All rooTwRETifftp^yTS?^^ Pickled Tripe 1 • Seconds of Lady Pepperell ern Hqnar province, and killed or Announce .Increase of Association. muscles in acute infaatUe paraly- held in public." Cripps said. tasl .Mifllanas; pUnt*. He got $300 (root wounded many Japanese seldiers lective Service law, and said also By making more than 500 ni* were in. spasm. Such spasms On»» Tnss-ii RntniMMi another, 42x36-45x36 44 Cents Per Dav. he believed it would be necessary graphic records of the electrical...... Cnpps announced that no aum- u n e 1 ow n n o m n e f i. indictment* said. ajtf slaughtered 100 horses. ■ eventually to lower the draft ag* involve involuntary contractions of „,ary of the debate would be llo re Than 2,600 Jap Casualties current produced by muscles in muscles. Including twitchlngs. Ir- i published but that members might Washington, July 16. i/Pi The t* 18. London. July 16—VPi—German Large WarehouM Burns’ Fine QnaU|l^ M uslin _ 81x99 Chinese dispatches said today No Reason to Alter Plans action, two physicians substan­ ritability to stretching and con- communicate...... to their constituents : Ettra Choice $1.79 more than 2,(X)0 Japanese had War Labor Board waa expected to tiated this part of the once un­ tinuous contraction of some muscle raiders attacking in the east Mid- Truro, Nova Srotia, July 16—<^>— announce today a waae increase "However,” he said, ’'young men '.’the general impression created on lanoi this morning machine-gun­ .V large warehouse of the Spsficer CANTALOUPES . been killed or wounded In fighting in that group' should not feel it accepted teachings of Miss Eliza­ fibers. their minds." i Laryc size, 23c ea.; 2 for 4Se THIS IS A NEW WAY TO ADD east of liaiaojd in central Shansi ot 44 cenU a day In "Uttle Steel." beth Kenny.. Seven Patients Tesled It was no secret that the. gov- -ned men and women going to work Brothers woodworkiug plant burn­ pitivince. ‘ the most significant wage decision necessary to alter their plana for 'me proof was announced by and bombed one town, causing ed today aad the flainea destroyed Peaches. Watermelons. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS TO YOUR BOOK Netnf Federal Pillow Cases 81x108 $X«89 it has been called qn to make so the Immediate future.” The physicians tested seven emmept's disclosure to the House ; -_____ , ______telegra^ lines along the main The Japanese destroyed Chinese Oongreos recently adopted a Se­ Dr. R, Plato Schwartz and X)r. patients with acute poliomyelitis would show serious shipping loss-I HONEY BALL MELONS j defense works with the heaviest of far. . Harry D. Bouman of the Univer­ es to U-boats in the Battle-^f the : I«^ormed B ri^ h said bad fl^ng Canadian National Railways Une lective Sfrvlce iM>li.cy to defer as and found spasm not only exists paat th e, plant, disrupting com* '______23c each______Thousands of people throughout the artillery fire and brought up rein- The CIO United Steelworkers, long as possible the induction of sity of Rochester School of Medi­ in the muscle opposite the muscle Atlantic, this at a time when Al-|continent kept I fofeementa. but the Chinese atill headed by Philip Murray, had cine and Dentistry, Rochester. N. lied strategy calls for increased: “»e R. A F. from raiding Ger- mnnlcations with New Bninswirk country are doing H. You can start Credit Regulations 72x108 $ld79 married men of draft age main­ weakened by the disease (known second and the west. FULL SUPPLY OF held their posiUona, the dispatches made a flve-moqth fight for an in- taining family yalatlonship*. SUm- Y„ whose study was sponsored by as the antsgonlstic muscle), but iBf of ocean routes to carry out *tiany last mght for me • • • for i said. crcaae ot $1 a day over the present the National Foundation for In­ night in succession, FRESH VEGETABLES saving, too. Require AO Merchants Granting Oedit To See To It Slight misweaves or oil spots For the fifth suecasslva day, son s belief tbat eventually they also'exist!* in the weakened muscle • Progtams. special aa- !* Make GrisuBd-Hngglnc .Attacks .Appropriation BIU Passed M l- basle common labor svage of 85.80 would ba needed indicated that th* fantile Paralysis. it*elf—and In muscles In parts of i Bullitt, which will not impair the wearing I Lieut. Gen. Joaeph W. Stillwell's for 157,000 workers of Bethlehem, Until recently, moat physicians I Two hupdred fighters yesterday Washington, July 16—ijPH^The That All Balances Are Paid Before July 10 and that aO A beautiful quality.muslin -case that United States'Air Force headquar­ War Department regarded the the ~ body that showed no other t and early last night, howeVer, Senate passed and returned te the TODAY AND EVERY D.AY.... qualities. Republic, and Inland Steel, and postponenient of their active avrv- treated poliomyelitis in ita acute evidence of''tke disease. (Continued oa Page Six) current bills are paid in full before the lOth of the second wiU Wear and wash for years. ters In China issued a communique Youngstown Sheet and Tube Com­ ' made ground-hugging attacks Hotise today a 51,857,609X166 sup- ■) today announcing that there waa iiy as a temporary, indefinite one. stage. by immobUisation,. using .They emphasized their tests I along 200 mile* of the French pleniental approprIatkMi hllL' It SAVE LOTTED TRADING STAMPS month after the bill was contracted. pany. Employer and public mem­ No Roports On ngbthig splints and other .devices to pre­ verifying the presence of spasiu tiemian Seaman FM-apes, r V \ fiVVVV> A/Von. I "nothing _to report." bers approved the 44 cents, out­ I coast, blazing with niachlne-guna earrie* 5l25XM6.p«6 for the Office . GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH The war oMretary had no re­ vent movement of arms, legs and did ao( show whether the spasti­ i and cannon at troops, freight cars. of Priee .Admlnlstroltea. Al> BEOEESIABLE IN U. a WAB SAVINOS STAMPa Perhaps, we can help you keep, your credit estab* 42x36 voting the four labor members who ports to supply on the progress of other affected parts. Ottawa^, July 16—(P) —Royal ’ / V / CASH SALES! Treasury Balance city 'caused w eakling of the Canadian Mounted Police an­ a gas works, arlreleas stations and , though the OP.A appropriatlaa was Whereier-your dollara go for aboea, rIoUitag or food, aak for stocxl fast for a larger sum, au- fighting in the various combat Prafesaion RerogniBila Value ,. lished as usual Come in and let ns talk it over. Kittery Pillow Cases thoritatlva sources who refused muscle or is merely another con­ nounced today the escape of a anti-aircraft batteries. incfeaoed 856.066,606 aheve Uulted Trading Staoipo. GR-cu by leadlsg Maacbeater mer- Washington, July IS.—UP)—Th# zoneoi In tbs Alautihns. where the Instead. MUs Kenney’s method sequence ot kifantUe pafalysis. German merchant seaman from In another sweep, British fight­ Sana voted hy the Hoosa^ It chaata. quotation by name said last night. Japanese have lahdsd on some of is to apply moist heat and start Although methods of preventing aecisdii of I^idy BeppereH Ition of the Treiuury July 14; Befnael Precedeoit Sae« an internment camp at Ste. Anne ers sank a small enemy coaster off waa $15A6fi666 short ef Receipts, $20,648,849^(X); expen- the outer lalanda, reconnaissance passive exercise of tha affected, the disease have not been dis­ de Belle\^e. Que. It was the sec­ The Netlicrlands coast last night. tr n te r Nrw Outocner*! cjL out thia advt. aad bring H to Beaaon’a In Pittsburgh Murray met with la iextramely difficult. Stimson re­ parts. 'Di* medical profession, cover^ verification of the pres­ Four British planes were miss­ betteoa'* esUnaate ef llturcs, $134,4S4.M7.53; net bal- a committee of 125 union repreeen- iterated aad he said Information ond break from internment in along with your name uaA addreao and you wHI recel>-e a Stamp The Mandiester Tnist G>. TIiC M r n m w w CORK Fadee, 52.204,017.248.87; 'cuatoms after numerous good results from ence of spasm explains why the eastern Canada in (he past.. 24 ing, the 'Air Ministry said, while _ Book and M FREE StaUp*; C. ^ c h her method, now recognise* ita Kenny soethod-lreeults in the bdne- hours. The seaman s^ga ideotliied three Gsrman . flghteia orere de- i of any af .Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp. MANCNESrni recetpta^or month, 512,147,483.47. (CauINt d e« Page Mx) (Osuthraed or P a ^ Six)' R mmI 1 ^ Id A d v * . value but there had been no «re- fits that have been observed. as Herman Nalwald, 21. ■■ strnyed. ^ payaseata. , •

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