/ PAGC FOUSTEEir f l A l U R iJ A T , AtJGUST 22, 1942 iSamlfrjBtrr 1Ei»ning HmtQi Avuragu Dally Ctreahtlon The^WeaUiar For ttw M ean at July, 1843 Foteeeet of U. B. Wenthsr bulanc* corps, plans to enter the Roosevelt has given hla approval Young W om ^ New Britain hospital to taka up of scrapping all historic monu­ 7,494 About Town nurse training. Both youn^ women Heard Along Main Street: ments honoring past heroes of all EAT SUNDAY DINNER IN COOL COMFORT hkye been active in the church the wars to aid the war effort, » ef the andtt Cooler tanight. Honor Guests you^vj>eople's group. Mch monumenUi, statues and un­ Give the cook a break tomor­ I e f OtiTsilattnne Tht »ffu l*r monthly meeting of Miss *Turkington. In addition to Ami on Some of Manchester's Side Streets, Too used metal bric-a-brac of other row. Treat the whole family conflicts to be put into the melt­ Manchester—--A City of ViUage ChanH tlM CSittotopher Columbu* Society taking up theological studies, will to a delicious Sunday dinner win b« held mt 2:30 tomorrow after­ ing pot and proper honor restored Nazareiie^Spciety Given as.sist the deah-^ of women in the \Vc met a friend of our* from rawer a fire In Buckland ,^om« after the war. at The Tea Room. noon at the Italian American Club college dormitory. - (ClaaetBed AdvertMag on Pegs U ) MANCHESTER, CONN.,^IONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS looma on Eldridge atreet. Miem- New London on Main atreet the night? Wc were just wqncleriiig There is but one auch statue In VOL. LXL, NO. 277 hora are urged to attend a» there Farewell Party to Tw«i An evening of games and a other day and he wa* telling ug of and we don't expect any/answera. (own—the Soldier'a Monument lo­ PRLME RIBS OF BEEF Will ha Important buelneiw to come .4t Center Springs. frankfort roa.st was enjoyed. Miss a stunt that has been used there We don't blame the north end's cated in Center Park. There arc before the aeaslon. Marion .lanes, president of the that could be copied to advantage diatrict directors, 'they have a three old World War guns in town Roaht Turkey YPS" offered prayer and the group in Manchester if some patriotic problem before them, and they Ked With Army Captain's Murder that could be turned inli and prob­ Native Roast Chicken Miaa Marion Turkington and ■^ng gospel rhorus'es during the organization will take the tip and are trying to-solve it If their new ably will be when the nation-wide ' Membera of the ChUdren of Miss Mary Ferr4s. both of the evening. Ilev. James A. Young. In sort of aponsor iL nian doesn’t work out they will no scrap the monuments drive starts. Lobsters Shrimp Chinese Capture^Big Soviets Battle Hard behal^of the group presented gifts Everyone who travels along the 'aoubt try another. Mary Sodality wUl meet at St. Nazarene Young Penpie’a aoricty, Scallops Soft Shell Crabs ' Y *- Jamea’a church tomorrow evening; to the defiarting membera main highways near an army or We’ve always been of the opin­ This column ’has received some were gueets of honor at a fare­ at 6:30 and go in a body to pay On Monday night Miss Ferris, navy station has seen service men ion and It seema to be the major­ fan mail thia week which we think their reapecta.to Daniel Fitipatrick well party given in their honor who has served in the local am­ waiting for a bua or other means ity opinion along Main atreet that we ought to pa.ss along to the of U South Main atrect. whoae last night in the Center Springs bulance group since its organiza­ of transportation. They are either there ought to one town fire readers. Two letters are on sugar daughter, Miaa Marie Fitzpatrick, going.to some nearby city for en­ department aupported by town for canning, and one is from a To Save Stalingrad; Park Lodge'oh their eve of their tion, was presented a gift, by her THE TEA ROOM Linchwan Jap Base; la a member of the aiociety. tertainment or going home on fur­ taxation and giving the entire departure from Manchester to a.saociat os. lonely. hearL We know*, we should “ No Wines — No I.iquors — Just Good Food” lough. They cannot "thumb" a ride town protection. We outgrew that be more keenly interested in tke fiirther their educations. under army and navy regulations. village pumper idea long ago. 883 MAIN STREET OPP. ST. JAMES’S CHURCH Miss TJirkington plans to enter canning epistles, but somehow our Miaa Bernice Juul, proporlotor The best they can do is stand heart goes out to the poor lonely (g the Weldon Beauty Studio on Eastern .Nazarene College. Wol­ along the highway and look—well, This department certainty laston. Mass, this fall and Mis.s Post to Help aoul who craves companionship. Kaat Center atreet will return to I thev are allowed to look wlst- meant no criticism of the work of Here they art: Germans Cross Da the atiidio Monday after having Ferris, who has served as a cor­ I fully. Darwin Raid Beaten the local rationing board in its "Dear Sir: been away for aeveral week.«. poral in the local emergency am- New Londoti bas a lot of service commenta last week. We were In Rceriiitiii" men either passing through the "Please answer for me a clvU only diacuaaing tbs things we had question 'What can be done to have Fight ReaGhitely in city or leaving for furloughs. That hearq. We can’t help it if people Brilliant Defense hy Al­ Secon^^ Moat Im port* Infantry and M ^ il. Di-; ^ e t t o U C r y city has the submarine base, the excitement in this town?’ To tell talk nor can we control what they you the truth this town is plain Defense Now ^ Baae viaiouH Break Through •/ row. Flat Corridor Be* \’ F W M eiiihers .Assist Coast Guard academy, military talk abouL However, the ration lied Fliers in Cur* in Kiangai police units, aailora from ahipeMn dead. There is nothing to do. no board’s manager, Erik Modean, roller skating rinks or good dance tiu P-4D Fighters i*ovince Beseiged for East Bank Defenses; | J^ine aS Old tw:een Don and Volga In Filling the. Ranks o f the h.arbor. soldiers from the varl- explained the situation adequately In Aleutians nu* island forts, ail using New halls. I walk up main street every SUPER-BINGO Foreign Office Spokes­ To Halt German Units R. J. AMENTA in an Open Forum letter the other day aqd to tell you the troth it’s Send^'Japaneae Home Two Weeks; United Aviators. London- as a point of departure day. for week-end leaves or furlougha. deserted. The, shows are getting man Quoted as Say­ A s Nation After River Cross­ Incidentally, wa did haar o f on* s200 IN PRIZES With Little to Show I Seen Better States Army. .Planes Expert Instruction on A'nder»on-Shea Post. V. F, W. of Naturally the highway* leaving sickening. Every day I’m tired that city are used by the service fellow who applied for supplemen­ from, doing nothing. I go to work ' /' Aid Chinese Ground ing ‘Great and Deci­ ing; Another Thrust >fanchcstfr, b.Ki been selected by tal gasoline giving as his reason For Efforts Except I ■ / men to start their trek homeward. and when I pet home, what is there sive Battle for Stalin­ Sccoml Front * Pressure Moves *SIowly Ahead Spanish Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin I.;rut.-Gcncr.il Arnold, Chief of the .Many of them watt along the high­ the fact th.at he Wanted to go to to do?T-^Nothlng. Read the paper, Gaps Left in Forma­ Senator Wallgreti Says Forces; Oiuhsien and I’ nltcd Slate.s Army Air Corpa, ways until offered a ride—or rath­ New Jersey, to see his'girl friend. ait around, listen to- the radio, ARMY & NAVY CLUB, Inc. grad Has Now Begun'. For Beginners and Advanced Pupils. If he went, he went by train. tion aa 1 3 y D ow n ed. Military Situation Is Juihung Are Menaced. Boys* Advised by Bul~ On Kotelnikovski Area with other V. F. W. poets through* er they did until the city did some­ walk a short while, over and over Others have had to go by train, again. Thia is getting monotonous tcinkle Military Deci- Private Lessons Only. out. the country to aaaiat In secur­ thing about IL *Much Improved* ift^ —^ ' I At several, different point* lead­ haven’t they, E. M.? ' ' I know plenty of people who agree Saturday, August 22 General MacArthur’s Head­ Chungking, Aug, 24.—{jp) Berlin (From German Moscow, Aug. 24.— (/P)— ing recruits for the Aviation Cadet .broadcasts), Aug. 24.— {IP)— sions Leaders* Duty. Telephone Hartford 6-4737, Mornings! for Information. ing from the city benches have with me. What do you think of this AT 8:15 P. M. 25 GAMESI quarters. Australia, Aug. 24. AU of ^iaakmt Area. — Chine.se forces have cap­ The Ru.ssians battled reso**' Corpa. been placed close to^the highway There is a saying that bus situation? With this war going on rman infantry and mobile driver* sometimes meet the fun­ — pital to get the list of admitted find a dime. She did however, pro­ LLMIT ON MOST OF THESE OPERATIONS passage, the narrow atrait be­ Chinese offenaivea today. pilots, navigators, bombadlera' and "Keep up your good work and Red-haired Margaret Herlihy leans on the arm of her father, Russian Attacks Smashed and discharged patients. The duce ^ c e by piece, three pennies 16 YEARS. tween Buka and Bougainville in By Canadians Under heavy pressure, toe Jap­ By Big Convoy DINE AND DANCE gunners and an opening la thus and one nickel. She looked ques- maybe there won’t be so much ex­ Lieut. w against Allied Air tion Fought in Raid on press dispatches said the fail of Moscow, Russian attacks also were itaclf were countoc-altaeklng to ^ the driver, who took the money "I can only speak for myself, but WEAVERS. FIREMEN. MACHINISTS. CAPA­ Juihung Waa expected ahortly. relieve pressure. The lines on ttin anyone can see that you are a poor Forces which have been hammer­ smashsd, it was claimed. O f Ainerieaiia Results W’e were remarking to a friend ,ind dropped Into his change con­ BLE OF OPERATING LATHES. SHAPERS Dieppe; General Pic* outer defenses of Stalingrad ap» ,RHYTHM MASTERS benighted male. ing the enemy-held Island of 'Ti­ Chinese, correspondents entering On toe front southeast of Len of ours the other day that a cer­ tainer. "Is that ail you-got." ask­ AND DOING GENERAL MACHINE SHOP mor in recent weeks, was the first Shangjao, one of the railway cities In New Speculation. peared to be highly mobile w ni. DELiaOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! ■•’You a’sk what are the ladies tnre Pieced Together. Jngriid, in toe Lake Ilmen area both Armies maneuvering ewift^F j tain .person had castigated every­ ed the drl\’er. big foray since. July SO when the Vacated by the Japanese, found it toe Germans made some alight Free Eirlargeipient canning? So far I am one of the WORK. tor position. St^^cs Roast Turkey Roast Beef one on The Herald staff because •‘Til give you the rest tomor­ people who hka found something Jspaneee eent over 37 Heavy reduced to a heap of blackened Full War Footing gains, it waa said. London, Aug. 24.—(JP)—^TTie ar­ With Every Roll of Film he didn't like something that was row." she declared jheeplahly. bombers and 33 fighters. In that By Ross Monro ruins as toe result of a three-day A Soviet tank detachment wi Half Broilers Polpettine Veal Cutlets to can. ALSO MALE BII,LER AND WORKERS FOR Canadian Press War Corrvdpondent A total of 166 Soviet planes was rival of still another American con­ Developed and Printed 40c written in these columns. "Well, ’’Well,’: said the driver," I’ll just attack seven fighters and two fire set by Japanese Incendiary destroyed by (Jerman fighters and sent against the flank of the O e » Fine Wines,— Liquors and Beer ' "My young daughter and-1 went MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONS. Somewhere in England. Aug. 24. bombs and grenades. voy—the grreatest yet—with more man force northeaat o f Kotelnl* well,” consoled our friend, "don’t hold the token to make sure that down to Keeney atreet and picked bombers were shot down at tbs anti-aircraft batteries yesterday, heed that because that fellow is you do pay it." The colored wo­ ^ APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE cost of one Allied plane. —(P)—They speak with aw’e in breaking all records for enemy thouMnds of fightlng-flt United kovskl and keven ot tha <3ennns SO Oak Street Tel. 3894 ELITE STUDIO 17 quarts of slrawherries at 12 Chinese Widen Hold machines were destroyed and 800 so narrow minded he can look man descended the steps of the VeCeraas Among Defenders Canadian Army camps of the Plans for Brazil? aerial losses in a single day on the quarts for a dollar, gleaned by the Chinese forces were fighting States troops stirred BritUh ob­ ■ ' ' - i . through a keyhole with both eyes!" bus, grumbling to herself, and aa way from a Herald ad. Canned. 13 \ Ainfihg the American defenders 'main beach at Dieppe” where fiercely wito toe Japanese today eastern front, Nazi military quar­ servers anew today to speculation That did make iia feel better, but if suddenly struck with a thought ters reported today. . '(OontlDaed on Png* 18gh6); quarts. I have canned five pints of Cheney Brothers at Darwin yesterday were some three Canadian infantry battalions, near SuichAng, about 45 miles on a second front. ALICE COFRA-N we don’t intend it for all our cift- she turned and said to the driver, plums, contributed by a neighbor veterans of fighting In the Philip­ west of Lishui in southwestern German losses were put at only The size of the convoy, so large ica. w ’e really do welcome criti­ "White boy, take off those / a tankmen, engineers and provost eight planes. (Known Aa Qocen Alice) and a' basket of white pe.ifchc.s pines and Java, and their bag of fought the longest sustained action Chekiang province, after other Step Up Patrols that its laden troopships and trana. SPlRirUAL MEDIUM cism, eapeclally if It Is fair and glasses!" bought from Pero which produced IS planea was believed to be a rec­ units had widened toe Chinese ports scattered to many British constructive. of toe raid on the old French town. Seventh Danghter of e Seventh Son The bua driver was wearing 11’-i quafta. I am planning on ord for one day in thia area.. The battle of toe beach was the hold on toe Chekiang-Kiangai Given Stveeping Potvers ports to unload men and weapons Bom With a VeU. dark glaaaes aa protection against more peaches and plums and also The filers carried out what Gen­ railway to 110 mile*, toe Chinese now dispersed among waiting Flashes I \ The soldiers from the Armory nvain Canadian attack—boldly di­ ATTENTION Reediags'Dally, Including Sondav, sunlight, arid at her command he pears if they are available. eral MacArthur'a communique rected at toe town itself. From Central News Agency reported. To Execute Nazi Justice American bases, accounted only (Late BnUettns ot tha (Si WUmf U A. M. to 8 P. M. Or_ By ___ Appoint...... ^ here who went to Bolton the other reached, up,'took ' off the glasses, called a "briUlaat tactical Inter­ A 1 W- Is .e X Three German \ "The lack of the sale of jars la toe stories told by toe men who The fighting near Suichang has And Italian Nationala Elerlln (From CJerman Broad­ partly for the'predictlons of second ment. In the Serrlee of theT Fe^ i night as guests of a group of ,cl- and looked at her with a question underatandable. Most people al­ ception.” came back this general picture has raged for two days aa Chlnsse * casts), Aug. 24. — (/P) — Fuehrer front possibilities. DO YOU KNOW THAT BEAUTIFUL |ile for 80 Years. vilians had a great time and they in hia eye. ■ The rmidere approached Darwin Given Maxlmom Sentenee ready have them. Why hot make a been p lec^ together. troops drove eastward toward Is Tightened; Preeau- Adolf Hitler announced today ,the Emphasis on .4ir Strength New York, Aug. 24;—1A*)—Wer* I )68 Church 8treeL Hartford, Ootin. certainly proved what a clean, high "Ah jiist wanted to be sure that survey.of jar rubbera and tops and from the west and the P-40’s at­ The E>sex Sottish landed at Lishtil, to which tor main Japan­ Bombers Toll apjidlntment of Dr.' Otto Georg Britons noted also toe prepared­ Phone 6-6«01 type, gentlemanly army Uncle Sam tacked' them first while they stUl ner Von tiemm, 44, fomaor Oer* | I’d recognize you again," she said you will probably be surprised to 5:20 a. m. on toe eastern half of toe ese force waa reported withdrawn, tionn Taken Against Thierack as Reichs minister of ness of the Americans for absorb­ man artillery officer, warn aentew Cocker Spaniel Puppies is getting. They are a great bunch, with a snap and . turned up the find the food already canned and were over the eea. Three enemy mlls-Iong gravel and shale beach, the agency said. * justice, and gave him sweeping ing reinforceoients, the -frontline and they know they’ve got a job ed - today In Federal court to t o _ street. in people's locker* ready for win­ bombers were caught in bursts cd 75 yards wide. The Royal Hamil­ In the fighting for toe (Jhekiang- Podaihle Token Attacksd During Night powers to go beyond existing caliber of the men sent to this war to do. We were talking with one of fire. They left their formatlona, years' Imprisonment and a ai6i86a*l W o M Ch a m p i o n s t o c k ter. ton Light Infantry went in at toe Kiangsi railway, toe Chines* said Bv Axis Submarines. statutes to execute "National So­ theater, the material which accom­ fine for conspiring to sell Dutch f them about hia life in the army and • Everyone likes to "toot his horn" "■you have .also overlooked. the jettisoned their bombe, and Ameri­ same time on the weateto half with three of their columns drove saat- cialist justice." panied them, toe variety of asked him what the various inter­ can pilots saw them turn for hojoe and Belgian diamonda In th ARE b r e d RIGHT HERE IN MANCHESTER? over a personal accompliahment ■fact th«tt the sugar'allotsd is for the Calgary Tank battUon, provost vard into Chekiang province and ! Slight Damage Caused The decree making the appoint­ branches they represented, the em­ country In \1olatlon of Prealdsnk| pretations army terms are in now and then. So we’re going to do the 'totlre season and one pound is to crmtii into the sea- * and sappers. Les Fusiliers Mont 'orced the Japanese to withdraw ment gave Dr. Thierack. Dresden phasis on air strength in both men Mrs. Denslow Will" Be Gl^d To Show You These Adorable thlo war. For instance, what does 'The remainder of the Japaneae Bulletin! Roosei-eifs freezing order of 1848. j FILMS a little tooting for The Herald. given for each member of a. family Royal landed as reserve. from Kiangshan. 20 miles from In Spattered Raids; jurist and former president o f ’the and supplies snd the psychological Von Clemm, who is related iff Puppies In I.ight, Golden and Dark Red Solids — Blact "K. P.” mean in this army, we We wonder how many readers ap- for Jam and jelly. flight came on In three groups. Faced Thlek German Fire Chuhsien. Chuhsier. is a potential Lima, Peru, Aug. 24,— (A*) people’s court, authority to'"estab- moment of their arrival. DEVELOPED AND ' asked. "Oh. that stands for 'Keep Although peppored by American Deep Daylight Incur marriage to Foreign Minister Je* and White and Red and.White Parti-Colors. pnclate the fact that Thursday’s ’’Your* truly, Halfway-up toe beach, atretched air baae and was one of the main lish a National Socialist sdminis- The announcement that the vast achira Von RIMientrop of Oer* I RoleUng’ now." he replied. full page stories of eye-witnesa ac­ acroae the Canadians' path. was. r — Peru extended today to I AT THE PRINTED "Mrs. B." aiona in Hostile Areas. sea train had disgorged new fight­ many, was convicted la^ week by I counts of the great Commando aa rnge Tam) barbed wire. The attackere faced (ponttnoed on Pnge Fonr) Braxil the rights of non-bel­ (Contlnned on Pnge Eight) ing strength on British Soil came 24-HOUR SERVICE I We don’t know whether or not a Federal court jury. The Ploneepl raid on Dieppe, Occupied , Well, the pollUcal pot l.n town a thick German fire pquriqg from a ligerency in the war with while London papers were filled ! there is a junk dealer’s trust, but came from cabled accotmta that row of., buildings looking to toe Import Company, which the O e^ f Film Deposit Box has juat about atartM ' to sim­ London, Aug. 24.— —Three with comment analyzing Prime man-bon New Vork liiipoit*e| Jack Frosi^ K ennels ! it certalnW seems as though Man­ were hot released by British cen­ mer. It may give indications of beach across the broad promenade Germany and Ital.v. The gov­ German bombers were reported de­ Mlnfster Churchill's recent mission At Store’ Entrance chester sKould-hsve received a bet­ sorship until after noon that day. edge which waa supported by a ■headed and which wws also mi 26 GARDNER STREET ^ HIGHLAND PARK boiling oyer the week-end, and by Defense Rests Exemption Cut ernment also announced it stroyed during the night out of a La Cart Is Put to Moscow and calling last week’s vioted. was fined 610,000. Be( ter price for the scrap iron salvage The Heiwld was the only paper Tuesday we’ll know what’s cook­ long aeawall. Battle of. Dieppe only s portent of collected here a .couple of weeks coming into Manchester Thursday The defenders had field guna and would propose that other small number of enemy aircraft fines represented the m axlnxM l ing. Whatever happen* between things to come. peniUtv-. KEMP'S back. It was estimated that there that carried the complete eye­ now and Monday midnight, it al- In Bahr Trial the row of buildings they occupied .American countries hold a which came in over east Anglia Under Arrest Because of 24-hour-a-day work were 50 tons in the collection here. witness accounts of the great raid. bristled with machine-guns and OViDependents .* • * moet seema a certainty the town permanent consultation” on and spread widely over the Mid setting up huge bases in Britain, Sit Morn Executed Oragat, the Hartford junk deal­ The Herald’S full page of the We Have Some 4 trench mortars. the American.s now ,are able to er, offered |5 a ton for the junk wilt get its usual allotment of collective ineasures for conti­ lands and as far aa northwest London, .tug. !4— J’'—The ex­ Commando stories waq chock full crackpots seeking public officev It The R. A. F. and toe Navy plas­ absorb ground forces at a greatly pile just as it was. The local sal­ of real adventure yams, Here was Defendant's Wife Not tered Dieppe for lialf an hour be­ Senate Finance Commit* nental defense. A decree siini' England. SiispenHed O P A Aifle ecution oi 35 more t'zeclia, Croutoj vage committee didn’t think that -is to be hoped that the number of accelerated pace and the striking and Slovenes by the Germans a* top-notch action far more thrilling Called as Witnefw in fore to* Canadians swept in from ed hy Presideitt Manuel Pra­ The bombers caused slight dam power of the Air Force, it wa* was enough and asked for other than any -melodramatic movie di­ sound reasoning folks willing to tee Votes for Reduc­ Charged with Giving Italians was reported today with| Not A Mansion!... be candidates for public responsi­ and 5 Room Houses small troop-carrying craft and big­ do and approved hy the cabi­ age, but there were casualties, an pointed out. can be doubled and bids. Leverant, a Junk dealer frofn rector ever dreamed of portraying. Espionage Conspiracy. ger tank-landing boats. authoritative statement said. ac«'unipi>oying ' threat* that h Colchester, said h* would raise bility outnumber* the crackpots. tion to $300 Now. net said that “ Peru deems Out Gas Ration Books. redoubled quickly now that the There was grim realism and there The first wave of Canadians met The night raid followed deep h'lmtages would be killed, for ee< Midvale DefenM that Dragat bid. and he did. He of. was fresh witticism.' If you miss­ W s'v* had enough of the weird the (A xis) attack a(;alnst new assault in occupied C'roallfc I fered 16 a ton. No other bids were sort of candidate. Newark, N. J„ Aug. 24—(P)— Washington, Aug. 24.—(dV-The daylight incursions into hostile ter. Hartford, Aug. 24.— Wil­ (Continued on Page Four) I ed those stories dig up ’Thursday's (Oontlnaed an Page Four) Brazil an aRiu’ession against ritory by both the The I’zci'h gsi-crnment In London I 'submitted, so the Colchester man and a 6 and 7 Room The defence in the trial o f Herbert Senate Finance Committee voted liam H. LaCart, 42, suspended as- reported that tw.o patriots. Vladls* I Herald and read Mem. and the_Genpona Jutt A Coty Cottage On The Hill i took the local lot Tipped in advance that the stor­ And aa a fellow said along the Karl Friedrich Bahr on espionage tentatively today to cut to 6300 the the American states in ac­ fisunt to toe state OPA gasoline lav Brazda of Cersenioe and Fran- | Houses ' conspiracy ehargee rested sudden­ Now, newt acCounta In papers ies were liable to be released The street the other day—it surely 6400 exemption for dependents vo­ cordance with^the fifteenth Score Hits at Emden rationing director, wae arrestetf , ti«s‘k Janik ef Preroy, were pot I ly today without calling the de­ Two of toe R A, F.'s Wellington Bombers Bald Now Being Completed all over the East hav* stated that Herald prepared to print them looks as though ■ fuel oil is goins Told to Drop ted by the House In individual in­ declaration of the Havana esrly today, charged with Illegally I (Icat for “trca^nably favoring I ^ itli 3 to 4 arrea of clrarril land in the -Man­ junk salvage la worth 610 a ton when they came in; ‘Iliey started to be this ednter’s bunUnc ques- fendant's Buffalo, N. T-. wife aa a come taxea. bombers broke through clouds over giving out gas ratiqping books. For Defense Workers House in Stonehaven witneea. conference and consequently th« enemy, possessing arme and] for iron and 615 a ton for cast iron ooming about 13:30 noon. Two Uon! Chairman George (D „ Ga.), aaid the German Naval base of Emden He was arrested and presenteil sheltering In thetr flats persons| chester Green seetioii. 3 rooms first floor and steeL And. at thoas prices the Mrs. Bahr eat quietly in the will accord Brazil the treat- and toe Air Ministry Mid hits were Tobruk Base LOCATED ESSEX AND desk men /iandled the telegraph — A. Non. I , AU Distrust the action, taken on a 12-6 vote, in Hartford, police court this wanted by the Gestapo." The Ital-| junk dealers are said to be able matter Thursday, one of them de­ eourtroom as Frederic M. P. would add an estimated 6220,000,- morntng on a warrant charging DURANT STREETS Paerse, court-appointed defense Ians were reported by Reuter* tw I and space to finish 3 rooms on second floor. to make a very aatisfactory profiL voting his time to the Sye-wltneas Some are ready for occupancy and others 000 to the 66.271,000,000 increase (Coetlnued on Page Two) '(Crattained on Page Two) conspiracy and held" under 610.000 executed 15 Skn-ene .soldlerB j Some Ready for Occupancy. As we said’ in opening this dla- stories. Through careful prepara­ eounsel. announced completion of bond. His ca.se' w-as continued to All ronvcnienecs. Garage. Poultry house. Ma earn shortly after the trial re­ in Federal revenue provided by toe .Ameriran .Army Planes j Ilf Rome. cuaslon. we don’t know whether tion, fast editing and rapid type­ Wedding and Farewell are nearly completed. Drive down ^ihia Hesitations and Jealous* bill aa it passed the House. . * Friday pending a heanng before INQUIRIES INVITED or not the junk dealers have a sumed foOoiring a week-end le- Again .Active in 0|ier- FrUil trees. $6,(KH). Terms. setting the stories were all cleared ies Also Delaying Vic* The committee rejected a.Treas­ U. S. Commissioner WiUiam J. Child’s B«*dy Found trust, but— ! by three o’clock and cerriad In full Partiea For Soldiers week*end and look them over if you are in ury proposal to link the 6100 cut Wholean. ■■ ... WInthrup, Ma**„ .Aug. 24—(AV-I ARTHUR A. KNOFLA in Thursday evening's edition. Na Atlaaspi 6e Olv* Steey Industry to Keep Women ations on Egypt Front. m The government. In rebuttal, tory of Democracies. in dependency allowances with u AssIsCant U. S. Attorney Valen­ The body of .Mildred Beale, 4, w**] There's a Mg rambling house We theuglit It was a swell Job the market for not^only a houae but a home* Increase from 6500 to 6600 in toe tine J. Sacco said, that ■OPA offi­ Exclusive Agent on Hilliard atreet juat east of the Our Specialty. presented teatlroany tn an en­ fi>iinii t^Hiay In Belle Isle ereek.| Two 5 room singles almost nsvr. Garages. and we hope a eouple of reader* personal exemption allowed single cials bad consulted with him and Cairo. Aug. 24, — iiP- — Heavy Itcarhmnnt. about a mile Telephone S440 • 5938 railroad underpass that la occu­ sppreciated it Fieos a iMiewtall Te a-Meal! deavor to Bhosr that Bahr made no •Detroit. Aug. 24.—(Pi—Attorney though he had an persona. For Many Jobs After War that be was arranging the U. S. Briti.sh bombers made a'successful half from her home. The daugtoj Laundry In basement, brass plumbing, show* 875 Main Street pied entirely by Negro families. Oeneral Francis J. Biddle today attack on the Axis supply base of We don’t know whether it was the W c have some houaea for resale aa follows t Jty before Ms arrest to' Married. Osnplea Untawched commissioner's hearing Jor Tues­ ter of Mr. and Mrs, -I*rank Manchester has few Civil War, A. PAGANI A SONS called upon toe peoplee of Canada Tobruk at dusk yesterday to bring Beale, the child last wae seen Fl^| Alheit F. Keoa*. T sllii colored man'a aanae of humor dr government Agents he had and the United Sttaea to bntah The committee voted to retain day momingr er baths, kitchen rahinds. $.>,.300 and ■fri. 4sae - satt Bpanlsh-Asserlean War er World T*l. 5790 toe House provision fixing exemp­ Los Angeles. Aug. 24—UP)—Uke«. "I couldn't do that with my big Suspended Last Tuesday to a climax a week-end of aerial day afternoon near, Ellta Be* just an innocent mlstaka that’ In­ War 1 metal relics to turn over to heeu sent by the German Gestapo away the "besttationa, distrust, to spy on American war produe- tions for married couples at 61.200. it or not. women industrial work' hands no matter what they paid State Ot’A Director Cheater activity over the Egyptian front in In 'iVfnthrop. $S,700 aaeii. Terms. fluenced the atreet numbering of the nation’s scrap pile, when, aad A Duplex on West Center St. and jealcmelee," that he said were era hired because o f the war « • • the two tenm ents In that houae. tiOB. The new rate of exemptions thus me. and neither can roost men. Bowiea suspended LaCart last which United Stale.* Army planes If, a eountry-wWM eoUcctieii e f dela^ng the ultimate victory of emergency are going to stay on Prodoctioa Rate Increnaes Urge* OU Supply Committae The numberi are 7 and 11. They Bahr, tsetltyliig In his oem be­ the demoemciae. would be 61.200 for married cou­ ■riiesday after he had been ac­ again were active, a British com­ such objects Is authortaed. 2 Family Flat—Welker St. y half, said h4 tn tended to Inform ples, an additional 6S()0 fon each the job permanently. "Our production rate shot up cused of illegsUy supplying gaso­ munique announced today. - Washlngtoe. Aug. 34 -8 _ are not the correct numbers, but If It was rsported that Prssident Read Herald AdVs. T h is homr la vary dark, maka im> 50 acre farm in Mansfield. B room house, Democratic Caucus the folks who live there feel any United States eCflcials of his mls- dependent and 6600 for aingE per­ A checkup In four major atrt tmmediately in toe department line boqka to Louis J. Evaria, Jr., The American fliers were report­ reeentatlyej Treadway (R-Maes)l mistake,” he warned tn a prepared introduced lcgt»laMon today luckier under those crap ahqoter'a 7 Room Single—Walker St. Men which he said he undertook addreas at the annual meeting of sona. Thia compares with present craft plants in the Los Angeles where we used a large percentage Windsor constable and supernu­ ed to have attacked enemy work­ large barn, t6,500. stars, they are welcome to them. anly to gat out of Germany. He exemptions ot 81,500 for married area visited by reporters on the of ,women," said Harry Wood' merary policeman, and a. reported shops in toe western desert In Ing on the president to appolat an| The Democratic Dectors oY the the American Bar Aasoelation. He emergency committee ow | We're quite sure no one else,will ■aid ha never hnd n chance to be eeld he waa delivering hia remarka couplee. $400 tot each additional National Association of Manufac­ head, another vice president 500 books were, diacovered miss­ bright moonlight Saturday night, Town of Bolton are hereby noU- objecL Alao a new 4*Room House on Walker St. alone wnh govenObent man dependent, and 6750 for alngl* per­ turers tour shows more than 12.- Vultee and president o f Consoli­ ing from OPA headquarters. scoring numerous bits. learn supply. The eommlttee ' fled that there will be a caucus of particularly to Canadian dele­ reeommead to the president ' Ollier koBsee $5,500 and isp. ^ DINE X n D d a n c e a t REYMANDER'S aboei4 the Drottnlngholm in New gates. sona. * 000 women cuzrently employed In dated, an affiliate where 7,500 Evans and two Hartford men R. A. .F. fighter-bomber* contin­ said electors on the 37th day of Wonder what would happen to York harbor. Bahr was arrested Emphasising t b ^ tha action ot aircraft production jobs. more women are employed. were arrested Aug. 14 and ued their attacks on Axis overland ures for Increasing nnd teg August, 1843. at Community Hall, SPECIAL! Rout Tarkcy — llRWlRg — Gibtet Sauce “The legiona of the enemy mnreh diktributioa faHUtle* for that “ Pay or B um ' policy of the ; after several days at questianliig sUn aa conquerors—In Russia, on the committee trma tentative, W aal Move Wetwen Weskase "We’d like at least 5p per cent charged with conspiracy to vio­ communications yesterday, and Bolton Center, at 8 o’clock P. ■north end fire dspartmaat if a life ! FiDet Migaon Roast Beef and then knade a statement de­ George said that subaequent- oon- Executives of all four oompan- women In both companies, and late toe war powers act on which numerous dogfight* develop^ with leum products so that ear tha Mediterranana. In Agin,” Riddle "will reedve ito fair ahaie of • K.W'T.), for the naming o f dele- were lost in a heue* outatd* the DeHeiou Half Broilcra Tender ^eaka tailing Ms relatione with the Oes- naaertedt slderation ot proposals for post­ lea—North American AvUtion, believe that after the war many rationing regulations are .based. indecisive re ^ t* . the bulletin said. rates to the State. Conffrcesicaat; dlstrictT Wonder if the new policy { war refunds and tor debt deduo- Douglas, Vultoe and’ Loekbeed- of them edU stay on. The jobs Evans told police be had gotten 70 Transport Plaae Destroyed available supply.” ' Clama On the Half SheB Soft Shell Craba topo. BnHntoSii«*niimdn T im e prseees, and still they ounty. Senatorial and Probate will affset inauranoe rata* outside THE JARVIS mnmli. W* have made our ex- tiona might affect the exemption Vega—aaid they liked women they do best—rivatlng. welding books found in hia possession from One enemy transport plaiM: wa* -onventlona, to naaae a Democrat- the fire district? Wonder w hat. VEAL 8CALLOP»(E A LA MARSALA With eqMpl*Hnn et tbs g oper cnees, anld w* wens unprepared, •cel*. wiwkers Snd wanted * more' c f and electrical work—wQI come to LaCart. reported destroyed hy BritUh long Treuw]^ Balaaca ■r Town Committee aad to trans- would ba said if emaeone ta the PINE WINES — UQUOB8 AND BEER meat's rebuttal, toeUmony w aaid that democmeles move aiowly. O w ssit Baals Fh vesed Utom. ' be regarded aS' aromen'a 'wi LaOart denied any Implicafflbn in range fighters northwest of Dema W. Harry England >et such o^ber buatneaa aa may north aecUen. yet outside the fire- ^ eenpistod and there remained ”Do democreciee move slowly to Chairman Ctork (D„ Ifa) m / Hugh Fenwick, vice president ef war or no war.” the affair, lioweVer, and waa al- and at least one AxU bomber 'sms Washington, Aug. property com* l{Cfet« said cauciia district, esUled the south end dc-1 R E A L T Y C O . only emnmntkme.by both tod their death T* the attorney geh- today a eubeonunlttoa would n Vullee, sacplained It this way: How aboqt the woman's hi loered to remain at hia post until destroyed during an attempted at­ poeltkM o< the Treasury M g. Manekeeier Green Harry A. Munro, pertinent for help aad got U? I E u ta u r a n t and the jndgere tonrge to t *m l asked. ommsnd that the Seiuto 'Ftana ‘X**: that doRye hunler* prnhlsme T TttMday when hla suspension was tack on a BritUh airdrome. ^eocipta. 684.742,TB8«; Dca^Baratic Town Cbainnan. Wonder erhat would be said if the | C enter StriBel PkM e 4112 er 7175 U. a. Attor- He artmnnteked the barristers to Oonunftto* writ* Into the new ri to a girt placing fine elec­ WfO, Douglas la opening announced pending further inysa Except for BritUh night petrol pepdltiure*. 6174,4 Dated B Boltesi. Oena::, Aug. south'6n 35-37 OU Street 4 Talephue S921 tric wtria in precUe posit tone on a ntirsi^ to toke qme of,the chil- belaiK*, 64.1 iMEl. MO. . ’ / \ MArwiTEsmcK ETPTNETO HERALD, MANCHESTER, CDNX. MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 194^ lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 194f rAC5E THREft

of the spore and talc mixture was ^stributed in 1941, and this year guay might follow Brazil into the Disease the quantity wdll probably be dou­ Three German Pastor Ready Full Vk ar Fooling n;ar. Ah' offici^ announcement Action'Cry Japs Stabbed^ Lovers’ Quarrel Scene in l‘Mrs. Miniver” bled. ElKperimental plots 'first Issued in Montevideo last nigl)t Wounds Fatal War Dulls American 4 treated in 1039, show that it takes Plans for Brazil; by Foreign Minister Alberto Guam M anchester ,1" W ar Kills Beetles frOm two to three years for the Bombers Toll To Flee U. S after a serits of conferences with Line as Old By Guerrillas DISAGREEMENT . . . Richard Ney and Teresa ClvUioa Defense Phone 2-0107 — Red Cross Phone 6857 disease to take hold but, once it the Brazilian and United States To Press Aide Taste for Politics 'J.___l£_ W’-right engage In a spat while Green Garson Step Up Patrol ambassadors said the Uruguayan and Walter Phtgeon io(>k on, in thin scene from haa' done so, its effect is cumula- As Nation Certificates for the Junior class i Kit Bag Fund is $233. The fol-l ^ i d e d Uve. During Night government hao decided on the .M-O-M’s "Mrs. .Miniver,” playing at the State C ontrol Federal Oflfieial CiTen Infest Occupied Areas theater for five days starting Ininorrow. The lowing people have donated in the! Disease apores are Obtained from ^ (OxiHniied from Page One) terms of a decree fixing Its posi­ of Miss Irene Waltefs have been ig Them tion. but details were not immedi­ (Omtliiiwd from Pngs Owe) Boetiier Die* au R pr u Ii Domestic Issues Have And Front Battlelines film, story of a brave English family during the received at Red Cross Headquar­ past w-eek. Mary Bushnell Chaneyl B y In o ca ll living grubs which have been ar­ (Onnttniied from l*age One) More Details About Auxiliary 13, $2: Mrs, Fred i l l tificially infected writh lbs disease. ately disclosed. Overn igh t News war Is based on the best-sell G « r m » . menl of aervlce'^ifi the last World war O f Action' on Nuzib' Given Way Steadily By Thousands. ters. The following completed the Finnegan, 59 Benton Street, $ l;l W M i A hundred thousand gmbs were .scored among buildings in the dock Convicted Nazi Spy a non-belligerent It was expected that tji* decree power. certainly would grant Brasil non­ earned him-a major's commission, course: Joseph Accornera. Michael Mrs. Oscar Wilson, 161 Oak .street.| dug in Connecticut early in the area. Russian FronL To Stern Job of Beat­ Of Connecticut^ Bazzano, ^ tty Blevins, Peter $1; Mrs. William Cheney, 52 P6,rit| Havon, 14—Many season and sent to MoorsatoWn Hartford, Aug. 24.—lAh — The belligerent status. said he waa "disgusted" by a reao- (Editor’s Note: Botii Morris A German airplane approached Iiition from the National Maritime By Asociated Press Bonlno, Barbara ("onion, Elaine street, $5; Mrs. J, Evelyn Ptanleyil ier» In Uia atate th« laM N. J. There, each living grub was the coast of Northern , Federal pi^iseeutor who last week In direct support ot her north­ ing Axis Foes. J. Harris and James D. White Rib de .Taneiroi. Aug. 24.— ern neighbor, meanwhile. Uruguay Union of America, which he quot­ New- York. Aug. 24. -(F)—Prof. are returning to the United Demko, Francis De Simone. James Highland Park. $1; Mrs. W. R.I weeka have been puirled by Inoculated with a hj^>oderniic where many tJnlled States troops obtained a conviction on spy Donlin, Delores Donze, Marian En­ Mitchell. 69 Fairfield street, $2;1 needle containing a standard quan (/P)— T lic government moved began a roumiup of Germans and ed aa aa.serting^that any public of­ Karl Boemer. who untU May, 1941, By W. W. Hercher j New Milford — Mrs. Gertrude State* from Internment by the aatehee of white powder on their are quartered, yesterday morning ficial "who does not apeak out rico, Barbara .Ferris. George Mr. and Mr.s. C. H. Olson, 86 Lake-1 tily of spore suspension; then iU' eharges against Pastor Kurt Mol to put Brazil on a full war Italians who had fled across'Uie wa» usually the "authoritative Chicago, Aug. 24 — (IVlde McCarthy .of Pleaaantville, N. Y., Japanese In China. ilarrin lawna. Thoae who were attracted hut ^ A. F. filers intercepted it border from Brazil. now for a second front is com­ Flavell, Richard Fyancis, Thomas wood Circle, $2: Mr. and Mrs. R.I nubated for 10 or 12 days. Grind and said they damaged it bedore it 7ahn of Philadelphia, today shed footing today, tightening it.s spokesman " quoted in dispatchea World) — Qght months of war made a forced landing in her cabin was chief of bureau for The Giovino. Gertrude Haborern. Rob­ i to their door or window by a cllclf- I’kuies Cooperate In Search pletely unworthy of labor's sup- Aasociated Press and Wide W. Russell. Mojintairi road, $2; [ ing followed. The "soup'''which re­ wa.s forced to turn south. further light on the alleged exist­ control over German and jmrt in the coming elections." from Berlin and who then waa Im- seems to have dulled the Ameri­ monoplane in a meadow here late ert Johnson, Albert Lea. John Leonora S. Hanna, 6 Charter Oak| ‘ilng noiae made by the com planter sulted was mixed with tale so the .'

U G E S I X MANCHESTEJR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 24; 1D4» MANCHESTER EVE^HNG HERALD, MANCmSTER, CONN- MONDAY, AOirCfST 24, l« 4 l T k G E V ' ■ ' ' ^ /■ all to accept somewhat, lower JUnrlfestrr velop a pair of fast friends, who Victims of Hoaxer ate in the inveangation of per­ egnee services andI CjIStstoma men- standards of living” and “abandon can't figure out, for the‘ life of • SERIAL STORY Cut Power Five Agencies sons arriving aboarih^he Gripa-. W'ill join m checkin iyupP) — Hbtr -- Biddl&'-said.11b - --wWe r . already It BUnll atrctt Dozens of North Denver fami­ Biddle said that the investiga­ Maaehatttr, Conn. it might be concession, on the little too close originally for that haTKgxperie/ice w-ith them,lem, snd w’ewe MIRRORS ' rnoBAS FERonsoN BY R^NE RYERSON MART ^ COPVniOHT.,'' IS41. Nelson WiH'XW ithdraw lies went without water Sun­ Will Cooperate in Inves­ tions had been coordinated to know ttie to be w-ell trained, and O«o«nu lUnacar part of a recognized farm leader, ideal kind qf solution. We are in VICHV . ■ ______NCA SaitVICE. INC. day, victims of a cruel hoax­ avoid duplication of effort and un­ clever.' Voandad Octabar I, Ittl_____ that the farm bloc would have to reality, tw-o branches of the same Seven Hour Broadccust Som e of AulhoHly Delr er who warned them over the tigation of Pafi.sen- necessary delays, and he asked Inv^igalhin of the passengers Reflect your good Bark To Work telephone that their w-ater "patience and understanding" of Pabllahad Erar; B^raBln■ Bzeapt do some yielding in order for family, and sometimes stiffness tVie hand sgalfist her forehend. H<*r egtfted to Service. aboaixi the exHiange liner Drot- } . Snadara and Bolldara Cntarad at Chapter XV. supply had been poisoned. gers on Gripfiliolm. both those aboard the vessel and tin ^ o lm led to tn K arreat of H er­ taste ! this nation to win the battle between two branches of a family She could pretend to herself_ skin felt diy and hot. She hated To Aid in Bond Sales 11 tha Poat Offlea at inmehastar. TO Tliey all told the Water persons awaiting them ashore." bert Freidrich Bahr/liow on trial *,{^Coiw.. aa Saeoad Claaa Mall Mattar. against inflation. He -said "freeze IS. harder to break down than mis­ ind nearly siirceed in bt'liev- to take another aspirin, she’d Washington, Aug. 24 - (>P)— Board, the tame stOry: Washington. Aug. 24- i/Pi Five Newark,, N. J„ on ctmrges of taken so in.-iny of them during The State and Justice Depart- Every day's a gift day, .. * TOBSCRIPTION RATES everything." His remarks 'about understanding between people *118 that she was doing niatter- Production Chief Donald M. Nel­ man who identified him- government agencies will cooper­ menta. Army and Navy Intelli- conspiracy to commit espibMge. . Oaa Taar by Mall ...... II.M respe<^ y of-factly an errand that had to the last few- w-ecks. For her head New York, Aiig, 24 (Wide stead of . Saturday nights. Leopold z for it's aonieone'.a wedding accepting a lower standard,of liv­ who have no preordained ties. , f e e l ached almost continually. And she Stokowak' will alternate with Tos­ son this week will withdraw aome aelNM a board official tele- day today; birthday or j j . ' Far Month by Mall ____ .1 -7t be done. Her month's rent on the World)—A seven-hour broadcast, pbonedv and asked 17 water Slacla Cony ..■••....t -Ot ing and abandoning the idea that Sometimes it's easier to bring two ■\rIlngton apartment was up. and felt tired, exhausted. except for a 15-minute interval, in canini, each to.direct 12 programs of the a'uthority he has delegated Anniveraarv. Oallvarad Ona Taar ...... It.WI from theSCauceta was turning living costs could be continually complete strangers into a beauti­ she had to hand over the key. She'd thought at fir.st that it going on the coast to coast BLU ic the wiiiter sea.son w-hIch is to to the armed services in connec­ w-as the reaction from that Week- open November 1 and end April yellow, W hrathe householder MEMBER OF accompanied by increased income ful friendship than it is to get tw-o But her heart wasn’t fooled by network Saturday night for one tion with priorities, it was report­ replied in' Uiev^n^egative,- the h i THE ASSOCIATED PRESS thia elaborate self-justification. It long vigil in the hospital with her prime purpose, the sale of War 11. Tba Aaaoelatad Praaa la azclnilra* seemed to be directed to all the cousins to speak cordlaliy to each father. But it hadn't w-orn off, ed today. mysterious calletN^rarned him ly antitlad to tha oat or rapnbllea- was singing because she was going bonds. The theme will be “I pledge The orchestra was organized in Sound Heaitl^ul SI eep people, all the interests of this other. Generally, only a great- to see Hank Holliday again very and she'd been back at work a America.” 1937. The move, designed to give Nel­ to "shut it off anlL keep it *> tlon of all nawB diapatehoa craditod month now-. son closer pbrunal supervision off." *;i to It or not otharwiaa eraditad In. country. family crisis, which seems to be s e r v e ' i o t y e t shortly — and maybe a miracle Just about everybody in and out Listening Tonight: NBC — 8 { . thta papar and alao tha local nawa would happen. Maybe, somehow, Maybe she w-as going to be aick. of radio who can entertain w-ill be Cavalcade of America, Ralph Bel­ over the flow 0f war materials, "It is apparent aome 'per­ . pahllahad haraln. This seemed to ,us a fine thing. what w-e're having now-, will do it, v / h o Maybe she’d better see a doctor. would tie In closely with hiii dis­ son w-ith a warped sense more important ^ow than ever! All rt'chta of raptiblleatlon of s e fate at iKst sndllng on her, would Invited to the .microphone in the lamy; 8:30 Thomars' L. Thomas, i i apaelal dianatehaa haraln ara alao Yet we hesitated to comment on but even then no one can predict make It possible for her to go on At that laat thought her lips curled program which is to start at 9 baritone; 9 Don Voorhees concert. closure Saturday that semi-inde­ humor or a deaire to create' in a bitter little smile " ' pendent production scheduling by panic is responsible for . the ' raaartfaA it. Mr. Goss' only specific men­ that the Cordiality will seem natu­ t o u r feeing Hank although her truant p.m. and continue until 4 a.m. the Helen Traubel: 9:30 I. Q. (^uiz; 10 You w-orked.-it key pitch today. You need complete relaxing sleep month was over. See a doctor! Yes, if it was the the Army, Navy and Maritime hoax," said George F. Hughes, f ' Fall aarrtca ellant of N. E. A. tion was of “wages." ■ He didn't ral. Cousins will be cousins, a next day. Thus the'network w-ill Ointentec* Concert; 10:30 Lands of Commission thus far haa "result­ '■ • to refresh you for tomorrow-’s tasks. Assure yourself of this proper ; ■ taralea lac. Upon arrival at her distinitlon, right doctor, that might cure her run three hours longer than its the Free. executive secretary of the sleep by reservl^ your bedding now.. .while we have stock of Quality- 3 » ■■■ — ' — . ------mention farm prices. It was to w-hich includes looking at one an­ Enid told the taxi driver that he trouble, she told hei-self with- ed in some scheduling ahead of board. usual sign-off. CBS 8 Vox Poppers; 8:30 Gay over-all productive capacity." Made Innerap^ng [Mattresses. £ Pnbltabara Rapraaantatlvaa .Tba be hoped that he included farm other's manners, station in life, needn’t wait. It would take some ironic honesty. But the jibe di.d The broadcast actually la to be Nineties: 9 Victory theater, Amos Laboratory technicians Jallna Mathawa Spaelal Azaney— time to pack. She could call an* not stop the w-ave of acute long­ Such semi-independent achedul- found no trace ot contamina­ u Raw Tork. Chleazo. Datrolt and prices in his program- for a battle and ambitions with a sometimes in two sections. For the first two and Andy; 9:30 Fteddy Martin ing will he stopped. Nelson declar­ Eoaton. other cab .when she was ready ing that sw-ept over her at the tion. against Inflation, but who could be suspicious and alw;ays appraising hours there will be a mans variety band! 10 Corwin London scries; ed. adding that, from now on, all Holman-O. D. Baker's to leave—or maybe Hank would thought of Hank Holliday. show from New York. Chicago "Women at War." ■ MEMBER aCDIT BUREAU o r sure-? eye. » drive her home. And after a moment she raised war production schedules would Nabob 44-50 super luxurious inner- CIRCDLATIONS. r n e and Hollywood. After a 15-mlnute BLU—7:30 Lone Ranger; 8:30 be Integrated by the War Produc­ spring mattress. Beau­ One day last week. Secretary •M e. She went Into the apartment her head and stared uhseeingly True or False- 9 Joe Rines orches­ Reproduction of a fine old Tba Harald Prtntinc Company, at the half-typed letter betore Interruption at 11, the second part tion Board to "reconcile our needa Turkey* WHl Be tifully tailored in a penrll-atriped tan ticking of heavy w-elght. Pre- of Agriculture Wlckard, hitherto, L a r that had been her home for three will be m-tde up of a "Bond Band tra; 9:30 Radio Forum; 10:15 Alias with our resources.” huilt, quilted sides with inner rolls, hand-tied tapes in place of usual Empire spindle mlrror^»o ' taa, aaanmaa no financial raaponal- happy weeks, and packed har her. Why not go to see him ? She called because the mould­ blUty for typocraphleal arfora ap- a champion of higher farm prices, Y o : really w-as unwell. She’d have a Jamboree” with orchestra pickups John Freedom. Tighter Controls Aim ifting. ventilators and metal re-lnforred cord handles are feeturei ’ Marias la adaartlaamenta In tba } ^ l e t t e clothes and looked around to sas from all parts of the country. MBS 8:30 Bulldog Drummond: Officials close to Nelson, w-ho Shippemile limit He was a prime himself said on Aug. 15th, and I'vs seen the picture and I ve the signal to change ahe aaw tw-o Meanwhile, James 8. Knowlson, talked to General Robert Living­ nA ■en4*. Ii% He grinned as .he recognized Foster conipany. ACA (blue and whitel woven stripe, or tan petieii Imitator of the Hitler-propagranda applied it to specific realities. For Enid. "Oh. it's you. .Mir Sharon men come out of the entrance of Monday Aug. >4 Monday, Adgust 34 deputy WPB chairman in charge striped tickings. Roll edges; handies; ventilatore. ston Denig. U. S. M. C.. who ex­ the building across the street and P. M. of prograna requlrementa. confirm­ Une. He had his own scurrilous Secretary Wickard's proposal is pressed himself as w-ell pleased The doctor’s not here." P M. ' Washington, Aug. 24.—(g5—The' Becauae a convex bullaeya ‘"Oh—" Enid's voice was limp. hurry to an automobile waiting at j;0o!—The Story of Mary Marlin. 3:00—David Hamm. ed reporta that "quickie" priority Internal Revenue Bureau today Rublicatloo in which that propa­ nothing more than specific inter­ w-ith it. It w-as filmed under -the j the curb. ratings would be issued by the re­ mirror catches and re­ It meant that she wasn’t going 3:15—Ma Perkins. 3-:15—New-s. announced the arrest of 1,079 per­ flects the entile room, it'a ganda Hne was echoed. He was pretation of Mr. Gpas' fine gener­ supervision of high ranking Jla -J HE-4LTH AND DIET to see Hank, at least.not tonight Almost instantly Enid recog­ 3:30—Pepper Young’s Family. .1':20—Down Bmsh Creek Way. gional offices to obtain materials rine officers. It's action is authCn-1 sons and the seizure of property a particularly good'mirror chainnaa of the Military Affairs alities then. Washington in Wartime and for a^moment she couldn't nized the younger of the two men 3:45—The Right to Hdpplnes. 3 :30—Exploring Music. needed to prever,4 temporary shut- valued at >115,002 in connection to use where a feeling of tic. It is all there, bomb for bomb ^ > A D V T C E aa Hank. She looked eagerly at dow-ns of war planta. committee, but be opposed every This continual willingness to By Jack Stlnaett think beyond the disappointment 4:00—Backstage Wife. 4:00—New-s. with liquor violation cases during "apace” la desired. Bur­ and sUck .for suck, -ns we know- * • ■ of that. the automobile as it came acroaa 4:15—Victory Begins At Home. Each regional office will be per­ aonoept of national defense which propose sacrifice for the other 4:15—Stella Dallas. July. nished bronze; 36 x M the story- from the dispatches and Fiimi'hed by the McCoy Jim came up to her and she the intersection toward her, but 4:30—Lorenzo -Jones. 4:30—You're In the Army Now-. mitted to issue emergency ratings WATKINS Inphea oeeraH; >6.96. Washington.—That gloomy re­ Both figurisa repreaented a de­ thought of America’s future rc- fellow, but to be “shocked" when from the official reports that w-ere alUes. In some cases thev will be Health Service handed him the key mechanically. Hank waa driving and with his 4:45 Young Wldder Brow-n, 4:45r—New-s. af^ainst specified amounts of criti­ • ROTMCRS. INe port of the Office of War Infor- eyes Intent on traffic, heavy at that cal materials w-ithout approval cline from the comparative period spanslbllity as anything .more it is applied to your own pocket- flown out of Wake oh . a naval shocking. But this is a war of ma-1 “I'm moving," she explained. 5:00—When a Girl Marries. 4:55 War Commentar>-. - in 1941. w-hen arrests totaled 1.- plane two days before the falll I maUon about our- being only an­ terials and machines and shipping ' Address rommunicatlons to The "Here’s—the apartment key. Will hour, did not see the girl -smiling 5:00—Ad lin er—Musical Cooper­ from Washington. . than Installing some guns along book. this situation which finds Herald, Attention McCoy at him from the curb. 5:15—Portia Faces Life. 904 and seized property w-as can see old Marines jutting out kle-deep in this w-ar so far wasn't such as the world has never seen." I you give it to the doctor?" 5:30—The Story CTub with Jane ative. The plan w-aa regarded as a part cur own shores and matdng’ peace the farm bloc crying about wages- In this war. he explained, it w ill' Health Service. And yet, oddly enough, Enid 5:45—Ben Bernie. of Nelson's drive to balance the valued at >182,661; of A\ANCHESTER their chests just a mite further eye-w-ash. "He don’ been askin' me where Dillon. with HiUer. and labor crying about farm after they gam the doings of their be the men who get there fustest yoii bin thU las' week." Jim vol w-aan’t altogether disappointed. 6:00—News. production program and "noake At least, a good' many govem- Just seeing him for that brief mo­ 5:45—Dance Music. And after war came, he was prices, U the thing which is giv­ outfit in this last ditch scrap. with the mostest of those things Relieving Nervouaness unteered cheerfullyk 5:55—Stand By America.^ 6:05—Sports. .sure that w-e use our materials and 1 mer.l officials who will win it. To knock out ment had done something to her. 6:15—Hedda Hopper’s Hollyw-ood. facilities as wisely as possible, EBS at those isolationist strate- ing us one set-back after another .One of the th i-ei the Marines ! t^e highest "My father and mother met ; 6:00—^News. |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim^^ Ad to be capful 1,000 medium tanks might wreck Nervotisncsa is commonly pro- with an accident." she said absent- She felt w-arm and alive again, 6:35 - Keep Working. Keep Sing­ filunltions Output Lags and made energetic plana as she • : 15—History in the Headllnea— «kiU who made an unsuccessful in the battle against inflation. It was whether or not P aram o ^ fi think a huge offensive, but in those dijced^ by. mental or emotional nilndeUIy. "I've b^n with them." ing, America. In hi.s second progres.s report, retraced her steps to the main Prof. Andre Schenker. 6:45—The World Today., = / f f i n / f Flo-related Modern Bedroom Furniture attempt to have us fight this war has lasted long enough; it is time Hank had been asking about 6:30—Strictly Sporte. Nel.son said Saturday that July t S^ Su grR o^^^th/iS^rd '’ session causea, but in addition to these street and w-aited for a north­ 7:00—Amoe 'n' Andy. munitions output ran 7 .per cent = l U i l l e nuw included in the August Salel withiB oim own three-mile limit. for some consideration bigger hen So he had missed her. She bound biis. 6:45—Lowell Thomas, commen­ t U . ‘ ' « offiOAi He has been As for the second front, thi.s mental causes, there are certain couldn’t just walk out this way 7:15.—Mary Small^^ngs. behind expected performance, al­ Now this isolationist has sud- than either the special interests ot t'*“.ce to England and in many- She’d get off a half hour early tator. 7:30—Vaughn Monroe. down, and as a nle- he se i m official refused to join in tb« physical causes capable of indue witheut seeing him, without let T DO—Fred Waring in Pleasure though production as a whole In- Cenly obtained breadth of view, rlabor or the farm bloc to rule, ■renferet :es a'.lh ChurchiU. He ting him know where she was. the next evening and then she'd 8:00—Vox Pop.: crea.scd 16 per cent. flails his arrrj t-uk-.ris .r. irS 1-a.r clamor of other armchair gener­ ing nervousness together with Us catch Hank before he left his Time. Fuat tba mlrpoa fior bmaSk k tntarest in thingg beyond .nas beer, freeent at mqet of the als. Disclaiming any knowledge varied assortment of symptoms. "Walt a minute,” she said 8:30—Gay Nineties Revue. He told a press conference that Ing tablaa and hlgb ahaats crosses hirr.self . and tn ^ ar Cistnet meetings here He -.s office. She'd been aw-fully silly, ■ 7:15—Newe of the World. 8:55—Cecil Brow-n—New-s. tkrae-mile limit. He never of military strategy, he expressed The average patient may drift briskly, reaching a decision. She 7:30—Rationing—Chester Bowlei lack of balance in the program, of drawera! Oomaa ka Cousin Trouble sweetheart's picture before ne oocstant-T us .touch with the delved In her purse, found a mem­ she decided, cutting herself off 9:00 -Victory Theater. with some iterns running ahead passes on. General Denig, wi» grave doubt thst a second front into the conviction that nervous­ from him the way she had when 7:45—H. V. Kaltenborn. althar mapla or mahogaaw led how importknt it waa for Brsuan and Russians He was not would have the desired effect of orandum book, tore out a sheet 9:30—Freddie Martin. .and some behind, resulted from in­ Here on this side of the Atlan­ li** .seen men, die in more t-'-as ness can not be relieved, whereas they lived in the same town, and 3:00—Cavalcade of America. 10:00—Norman Corw-ln's Program finish ovar Mieh (fiSLo^ to guard their own tatklcg for p-jb;;.at>on so his diverting the Germans from their nervousness can be cured. It can be Snd began to write. 'T il leave my tentional efforts to get production or wifiniaiisd fior aalm tic. where we are continually pre­ one war. and -who would need ar. name can l be used.- seeing him was such a limple 8:30—^The Voice of Flreetone. from London. fNadom, but 'be haa suddenly be- Russian offensive. entirely overcome and the patient new address with you. Jim, in case 9:00—"Pie Telephone Hour. going in as many directions as pos­ S4JW, i««Mly to ptoiR IB extra ahlrt front to provide space any mall comes here for me.’| matter. And probably ahe had 10:30—Columbia Workshop. sible. The uiibaianced phase has SOBM tba champion of Gandhi, the occupied with wondering what we for all his medals, if he chose to If it did, even, if it cost a half will then be free from his previous grossly exaggerated the impor­ 0:30—Dr‘, I. Q. x 11:00—News. matching badroom ooloib thliik of the British, it aeidom oc­ •On my calendar." he told me, million men and all their equip­ symptoms' with a consequent gain It was a lame excuse but better tance of the tnp he had taken 30:00—Contented Program. long been anticipated, he said, and U K ir toabaai aasal baabi .EBponent of the Preaident's Four wear them, gives HoU}-w<^ the "thia war couldn't poaaibly be over than none. Of course, there 11:05—Sports Roundup. the gradual approach to maximum curs to us to wonder what they ment. he thought it might be in comfort and effectiveness. with hia mother and the beauteous 10:30—Lands of the Free. 11:10—New-s. Analysis. FreedomA the warrior who car- ^ y on thu one. He was pleased i before 1946 and probably not be- w'Orlh it; but for the very reason Neurasthenia has been 'called wouldn't be shy mall for her. she Miss Adams. output w-ould require increaaed may think of ua. But it occurred So were all the Marine biggies who fore 1948. After we defeaf HiUer, knew that, for none of her friends 11:00—Newa. 11:15—Ray Kinney's Orchestra. planning, increased : effort, "and «ea the ipirit of the AUantlc that the Nazis have the manpow­ The Great American Disease, It was an almost happy girt 11:15—Nelson Olmated. ll;3py." 13:00—News. mum to knock out the Japs and. I er, they might be able to combat a large measure to the living came. It Ukes such little things . 12:00—Newa and Baseball Scores. and materials controls that have Yea, thia ooarae would-be fueh- the anawers that get through fight that won more glory thap doubt very much if we ckn begin would tell him. been developed." half a dozen victortes. a second front to a aUIemate habits of the average person. to alter an outlook, a -• future, 12:10—Pete Breeds and Hia Or- Tomnrrow-'a Program W over American daatinies censorabip seem to put ordinary modal for R tion to be in the know. He may be the bother of looking her up. Nan Clarke. * w-ere ready to give up after Police ia leproducad from an in­ There are probably many Amer- Uken idea that it la Britain who by six months the next shot fired ‘There will, of course, be casu- wrong, but so may be ethers. , Some of the physical causes of A large picture filling seven ):15—Stories America liivea. picture What one of these by ., Americans— this time In ‘What's the matter, Miz Shv- columns across the top of the 8:56—Program Parade. Chief William H. Pumphret ex­ tricate Colonial modal In likes to have others ck> all the nsrvousness ' include eyestrain, on? ' That your new address •;00—Rhythms of the Day. >:30-^Amanda of- Honeymoon pressed the belief the child had smart Colors will do to your teanst who have known from the France—In World War No. 1. hemorrhoids, pruiapaus and pelvic society pa^e and losing In black Hill. genuina mahogany! Hand atart that this would be a war for fighting for her. don' tore up?" and w-hlte-^none of the beautg of 0:15—Food News. been swept to sea by a' tide. living room! The design is a made and beautifully fin­ Though the official day-by-day disorders. The pf.tlent mmoTiag 'It doesn't matter, Jim. I won't ):45—Fletcher Wiley. Yeaterday w-aa Mildred's fourth Only 44 per cent of the British log is faithfully adhered to in' too much to Claim for a pike fare those chlaeled features, the arro­ 0:30—Aunt Jenny’s Real Life modernized Lawson type with 3 4 . 8 5 ished. 17x30 Inchee over- World-Wide freedom, who agree lly, what with the raw material from eyestrain is particularly like­ bother you with it. I'd forgotten, Stories. 1:00—Mary Lee Taylor. birthday anniversary and thta “Wake Island," the names of the Lake Becomes ly to exhibit many aymptoms of gant poise of the lovely head. 1:15—Second Hus'band. square, cut-back arms, and a all; (6.56. |t with those noble sentiments. But have the grace to assume that, shortages. So the protests van' the pdOtoflIce will forwaid my "To Wed Doctor.” the cutline 0:45—Music While You Work. spurred hundreds of volunteers in chief characters are fictional. For ished. - nervousness which will fail to mall." l :30— Bright Horizons. the search, but they found not a \ roll-over back. 'Typical Wat- N>w for T^atkina August Balaf 22x43- what puU them in ths mouth of after the war, we won’t want below it had read. 10:00—Bees Johnson. l!45—Aunt Jenny's Stories. instance, the counterpart of Major There’s also the fact that this yield to treatment until the eyes She gave Jim a generous tip and 10:15—Bachelor's Children. trace of the youngster, w-ho .waa \kins Quality and Styling. Reg. .n;-h Chippendale deak with block-front I i Senator Reynolds? Is it his great more than our fair share of credit James Patrick Devereaux, who War Casualty are properly fitted with glaasea. Enid hadn't aeen any more, !:00—Kate Smith Speaks. fishing hole was really the birth asked him to call a taxi for her. turning her eyea blindly aw-ay, not 10:30—Help Mate. wearing only a bathing auit. 'I159.0Q. draw-era. Mahogany/ and gumwood. Waaliem? Hie sympathy for for the victory. Only 45 per cent was in command at Wake, la the place of the now fabulous Minne­ I have found that hemorrhoids 'pten she turned mechanically and . M. . . _____ t ______Regular >44.50. actor brian Donlety who. as wanting to aee that hateful, tri­ 10:45—Longmire Reports. !:15—Big Sister. Sonmtrodden pwiplea? Hit uncon- think we won’t be after more >ban sota iron range which ia today's are also productive of nervous went out front to *walt for its umphant facb. not w-anting to 11:05—Road of Ufe. Major enton. does s chesty, bang- Pumps Sucking Out teckbone of the ateri industry. symptoms, which will not disap­ arrival. I.-30—Helen Trent. H troUAle devotion to 'the great our fair share of world markets, know- -the details of the coming 11-:15—Vie and Sadc. 1:45—Our Gal Sunday. u.i job. Discovered Iron Kingdom ■ pear until the cause ia removed. wedding. Heart Disease It peace aims of this.' war? Why only 49 per cent think we won’t W ater in Onler to Get 11:30—Against thf Storm. . :00—News. lllllllllll Right under the lake, in 1890, the Prolapaua ia capable of producing The nenre-wracking clickety- She tried to bolater herself with 11:45—David#! arum. II hna tie suddenly jumped his old y in noticeable nervous symptoms, es­ clack of 50 typewriters pound­ . :05—The Inside Page. Iron Mine Going Again famoua Merritt brothers, first of pride. She w-aa glad now- that she 12:00—Little Show. . :16—Woman in Vyhite. Deaths Record ] three-mile limit and traveled half settling the'peaie terms, and only Week-End Deaths the "iron men." discovered Min­ pecially in women, bMsuae of the ed on Enid’s aching head like so had missed seeing Hank at hia P. M. nesota’s iron kingdom. Thst was pressure of the sagging organs many little steel mallets driving , :30—Vic A Sade. 1 way round the.world to give his 46 {>er cent think we won't want By SIgrId Arne office. At leaat ahe haid been 12.-15—Luncheonai res . :45—The Goldbergs. a: _ Washington, Aug. 24 .g 'lT h e . a curioua happenstance, too. Le- upon the 'delicate nerves of the- into her brain. ■psced the humiliation of having 12:45—Here Comes the Band. All Mahogany Tables great noble heart to Gandhi ? more than our fair share of power New York—Mrs. . Alice Duer Mountain Iron, Minn., A.ug. 24. gent aaya the MerritU had been pelilc region. She stopped her ow-n machine 1:00—Young Dr. kMbne. Census Bureaq reported . today Miller. 68. noted American author throw-n herself at him. 1:00—Newa. 1:15—Joyce Jordan—Oiri Interne. that heart disease caused a record Cliineae Chippendale dea'igna. Cof- , The answer Ls pretty obvious. ^ d influence In the poet-war (Wide World)—The war has drilling, as any sane prospector The symptoms of nervousness for a moment and pressed one (To -Be Continued) 1:15—Marjorie Mills Hour. fee table ahown: and table with Q -7 5 world. who"' wrote a score of novels dur­ would, in their search for a vein are vari^, however, the moat 1:30—We Love and Leam. high of 38.5.191 deaths in 1940. 1 Temporarily^ it is-the Axia luie to ing the last 40 years. She was born claimed a curious casualty here: 1:45—Cedric Foster, commenta­ 1:45—Life Can Be Beautiful. The rate, 292.5 per 100,000 popu­ ahelf;- lamp table with book com- ^ s of iron. Then they noticed that prominent symptom is generally tor. partmenL Reg. >10.95. cry for the'freedom of India, ju.it . '5 ell. to make it even, there in Nqw York. A pretty blue lake that's been a their wagon wrheels were sinking in a tired senaation. The patient be­ lation compared with 275.5 for nice plape to get some pike for in any way. They are similar to ciaea conalatlng at raising ths 2:00—"We're in the Army Now." 1939. Many boj« tend a la ■■ It the Axis line that this are some Americana, too. who New York—Michel Fokine, 64, curious granular stuff. It was comes tired after slight activity ordinary nerves, being sound and internationally famous Russian dinner. head, shoulders and arms while 3:15—How to Elnter a Contest January, February, March and many giria) want nautleal I* war was none of our business, and think that the British will cUlm the iron they were hunt lag! That and uhdoiftitedly, fatigue is one of whole. Let you who are "bundles lying face downward w-lil prove Spying of Dog bedrooms. It’s easy to ballet master and creator of ‘The That ia it's been a lake these brought a flash boom to Ihe region the symptoms almost universally and ,Win. December were listed as the the Axis Une that America had the victory, the markeU, the past 34 years. oi nerves" take heart from this— excellent. A good one to take In 2:30—Concert Miniatures. ' months of highest heart disease achieve -this'.effect with Dying Swan" for the late Anna which rivaled Califomia'a gold found among patients couplainlng your nenrea are strong, healthy, better protect Its own shores Ui- peace, and the power. Before that, it was qulle a diller rush, r ^ " the lying-dowrn position It to clasp ■ 3:45—Day Dreams with Bud Causes Death fatalities. Among the states New this ship's w-heel mirror- Pavlova. of nervousness. Another symp­ intact. E>o not go on believing th?t Che hands behind the head and Carload Sale In rich maple finish.. Big in back of these British expec­ New . York— Finley Johnson of an Iron mine. And now It haa By 1008 the mine had given up tom which is frequent la a sensa­ Rainey. Hanrpshire with 414.3 and Maa- Btead of sending help tb Its allies. your nerves are tired, or exhaust­ rkiae the head, arms and thouldera 3:66—Newe. sachuaetta with 412.0 had the size: .36 Inches -o%eraU; tations at American behavior Shepard, 74. widely. known rail­ to go back to being a mine again. 17.199.104 tons of ore. • tion of Weakness, the normal sen­ ed for you will be far closer to the Reynolds' idesUim is the Pumpa are sucking up its water, as high as possible. Relax and Norw ich. Aug. 24.—uP)—Because highest rates, while New Mexico >14.fiS. ‘ road executive and director. He But iron country haa violent ups sation of strengto being replaced truth when you believe that the then repeat several times. The she thought ahe recognized a dog erocodile Idealism of. Togo, who there are certain' general opinion* 7,500 gallons s mlnvite. and dump­ and downs. Mining stopped at with 121.5 and Arkansas with was born in Say brook. Conn. by a feeling of weakness or lack nerves themaelvea are in a healthy young lady probably will not con­ which once belonged to the fam­ 147.1 had the lowest rates. alao wanU to free India." of us. For inatance, although 62 Cleveland—Alvin C. Harvey, 58. ing it into a creek bed which runs this spot. There waa a big hole, of strength. It is characteristic of condition. 'IVy to get this picture Blaze Destroys ily. -Mrs. Esther Ruffo. 37, of SO into West Two rivers. There won't 170 feet deep, where the ore had tinue with the exercises for a long CHAIRS per cent of the British concede chief engineer for the Nickel Plate the nervous patient that he feels of the nerves aa being normal in enough Ume to secure noticeable Lake street, stood up in a tmek be even s- puddle left by Novem- been scooped out, and the hole pain or discomfort of any kind, He Didn’t Really .Mean It that we are more democratic than railroad. He waa bom in Mansfield, every way and probably you will reaulta unless she haa a strong de­ yesterday and. a a' it rounded a N.'T. ber. . . filled with water. The pike ap­ more keenly than the average In­ derive an Immense amount of re- Bathing House curve, w-aa thrown to the ground 49 Plants Will they are, at least 37 per cent think peared from wherever pike appear sire to straighten the back. When 69.85 - 59.85 - 49.85 - 59.85 When atateemeh speak in gen­ Lisbon—Alfredo Da Silva, 70, There wss quite s howl from dividual. Other common symptoms a a su ^ ce from » picture of that she really wiahea to develop a bet­ receiving injuries fr6nk which ahe ■‘most Americans adopt a *uperior the Mountain Iron villagers (popu­ from. Some aay they're carried are: headache, - various shifting eralities, it's wise to refrain from Portuguese industrialist kind. - ter looking back ahe will succeed, Motnauguin, Aug. 34.—iifi — A died at tha Backus hospital this Gel Joint Award attitude toward the Britiah with­ Cleveland — Thomas Saxton lation about 1,500) when the news in on the lege of bumble-beea. pains which appear first in oiis In the comparatively short space morning. Still a fine selection of chairs in this sen.sa- epacifle conclusions. whereas, if the desire is lacking roaring blaze, of unknown origin, out any groundi." GrasselU, 8T, leader In the chemi­ broke that The Oliver Iron Min­ Forget Ireo and Accept Pika part of the body and then another; allowed In a nesrspaper column. It she will fail to persist in exercis­ today destroyed the old three-atory Mrs. Ruffo and aaveral of their tional sale, aa duplicate chairs and new ectv. ing (Company proposed to get qut The vlllagera forgot the iron and rapid beating hit the heart occur­ Washington. Aug. 24.—uPi—Se­ Mace August 15th. we have had Thia. we think, brings it down cal industry. accepted the pike. Is not possible to tell you a great ing. Sea Spray bathing house on Coney children ware en route through ers are unpacked and placed on display for aa aur deck what we hoped was a East Orange, N. J .—Mrs. Etta the huge iron deposit under their ring at intervals; a feehag of deal about nervouaness. If you Beach avenue here.’ Damages Taftvilla to an outing at nearby lection of 40 industrial plants to the first t-hne. to an atmosphere of really cousin­ Gould L ^ . mother of Clark G. lake. TTiey wrote vigorous protests Then came thia war. The rush Treasure in the head, etc. Mtihegan park when tha accident receive the joint Army-Navy .pro­ - ptaea cf nawa-what aecmed for steel U on. And the rush for wish further inforoation, send for Hunck Good For Neighbor were estimated at between >5,000 ly relations. For when the Brit­ Lee. Associated Press Far Eastern to the Minnesots Conservation De­ One uolnt not generally under­ Dr. Frank McCoy's srtlcls "Helps and >7.000 by fire offlclala. occurred. The tmek waa operated duction award in recognition of Each group includes English lounge chairs, I a first Bkajar braak in the war poirespondent She was bom partment. pointing out that this |i'™i ore. The pumpa were moved stood by the nervous patient is by her liuaband. LawTenca. 9 8 ” ish accuse us a< adopting a "supe­ in. and on the day they started. For Nervous Patients" by writing Philadelphia— iFi —Air Raid The bathing hmiae, containing outstanding performance In war and 18th Centurj- pericid wing and barrel Another excellent dreas- blae ecetrcl cf our netloiiai in Miisksgm. Mich. was. an undeservsd fats to reels that his nerves are strong, just as to McCoy Haalth Service in care about 500 or 600 dressing cuhirles. production, was announced todaj^ Ing table mirror; comes in rior attitude'’ they 4kave'preempt­ P»e Mllagers made a gesture of strong as these of anyone elM Warden Patrick De Trano had a models. Solid mahogany legs are a feature which ts oaie at our Santa Barbam. Calif. —Henry out to a lot of untuapscUng p(kc. of this new-spsper and enclosln,T had been a landmark in this sec­ by the War and Smvy Depart­ three eecttons ao side ed the most favorite American Vary good 'pike, cspscially artth forgiveness. They arrived for the There is no svidencs to believe bunch that a aurprise blackout w-aa of m ost: 869.85 and 859.85 groups have Eichheim. 72, Internationally ceremony, and sent up a small ons large, self-addressed envelo]M tion for three decades. The town ments. winge can he adjusted. dicapa hi tha batUa cntlctem of the Britiah. knowm cellist and oompoeer. He lemon or msitsd butter. that the nervous patient is suffer­ and ten cents. imminent. He went out to patrol Mine in Colorado Choice: Six Sofa Styles , cheer. his sector. The sirens didn't sound of East Haven recently acquired Among the plants-was the Rem­ Spring-Hair or Spring-Down seat cuohions! TWO slzee. too! 16x2S iRfUtlOCk. waa a native .(ff Chlc^o. The answer waa given gently, ing in any way from "wprn-out’ title to the property through a ington Arms Company. Inc., main Inchss overall, filASt In fact, we had always as­ Some one peseed around the nerves. If jrou examined the nerV' but -at 4 p. m.—De Trano dis­ l^sraa the autement ot Albert Hamilton, Bermuda—^T. A. Mil­ hut It was pratty startling. QaeaUsaa aad Aaawsra foreclosure for back taxes, snd had ^ Is'Using Women plant. Bridgeport. C>nn. Covers include damasks, brocatelles, tapes* 20x2S inchee overall. sumed that the basic trouble ut ler, of Win<^r, Ont,* recently" ap­ vague information that the Mln- ous .aystom of a nervoua patient covered a neighbor's house ablaze. Select from our .six most popular styles: Lawson, Tux­ ■Mater at the NaUonal -Mining enginesre havt known nesoU Conservation Department had It on the market for sale. tries and matelaaaes in a wide range of dMo- $12.50. , Heavy veneer- Anglo - American understanding pointed chief health inspector for iUl along that there's >4,751,432 under tne microscope, you find He awakened the family and turn­ Pig Caneea CommoUna edo (shown). Queen Anne lounge, Duncan Phyfe, Eng- BMda oa that day. ki was hunting a , new and happy that the nerves themaelvea appear ((Exerdaes for Back) ed in an alarm. t • Alma. Colo., Aug. 34.—OPt—At rative colora board backs. waa the incurable inferiority com­ Bermuda. tons of. iron ore under the lake. spawning ground for the pike. li.sh Lounge or Chippendale. Covers include tape.strie.s, Waahlngtoa—Gharles A. Hamil­ entirely healthy. The nerves at U>s QuasUon: Della C. aalu; "What Boa Autkorlzed least one Colorado mine ia using be raecEuiandcd that, ta plex with which some Americans The fact, that they know about Independence, Mo.— UP) —Mrs. striped and figured damasks. Regular 8110.00 to Ic fight takflaUae. riiould ton. 86, member of the congres­ those last two tons waa the most neurasthenic look just as strong, kind of exercise will help s girl of Aaalgnsd to Hartford Post women to fill job vacancies caused Mae Courtney summoned sheriffs .1 look upon everythmg Britiah. But sional press galleries since 1883 KltteSM Bora tai BonbilT sre in Just as good s working con­ 15 to straighten her back? There Hartford, Aug. 34.—OP)—Arthur by men going into tba Army or to 1119.00. Otbar Blyte-BIfM •Fsrytbtag tMsporarll|r, startling. But that'a how mining deputies. Tliere was a commotion now-tt aaema thara’a an inferleri- and correspondent for The Blng- enginasrs ara. dition, as the nerves of ths psr- ia a alight hump near tha shoulders Camp Edwards. Mass., 'au,i "I A. and Frank D. Turner were au­ more lucrative employmenL in her chicken house. The officers WatfchM 90rv«rs haRitoB (N. T.) Press. Dallas, Tex.—;(F>_Wetrd aounda son untroubled by nervous dis- due to bending over while rsadhig —(^5—Col. Roy W. Smith of Wr,-. thorised today by the Public Util­ H. L. Tedrow-, general manager Is Ctor INaptoy*. ty complex in England too. TTian.aoine unpIssMat 'soul fig­ “ “ •from the taU at a giant cautiously approachad the build­ .raeofninended CuemsTsca, Mexico — Dean ured out that if tha ors should sell turtmnees. • Ths nervM art all and studying." caster assumed command of this ities Ommlaaian to operate a of the London Mines A MllUng ing with drawn guns, and jerked Ifa generally the case that If at bomber. Airport guards approach­ i)ght, psrfsetly sound, complstely Answer; If there la no disesss motor bus from East KlUlngly to Company, aald six women have WATKINS If ymi rant ronvenlently thop during regular Ralph Dennis, 65, ths North­ St. >4.25 a ton, aay, this Was an Army capip today, succeeding CoL the door open. They put aside their "raeognise the take two inferiority coraplex- western University School of ed to invesUgato. Timidly one worinal, and^ook just Uke any of ths vertebra, exerdaes whicn the Unitsd Aircraft Corporation's been hired in the ore sorting plant. tROTHCRS. INC ■tore hours lopen Tiieaday and Thursday eve­ expensive fishing hole, Indsed. To produced a long wira and started Otis Porter, who has been assign­ weapons and released the Court- « EMd gut Ukcm togatber you da- Speech. He was bora in Tsma. be exact. >105.193J176 worth of nerved. They show no de- ’evelop the musdiea of the upper ed fo Hartford. Cemn.. to t-'He plants at Windham and East Hart­ Their job is to throw out rock from n^-'s pet pig w-hlch had gotten in­ nings until 9 i-lo.sed W.-'iiresdaya at Nooni c.all WATKINS Iowa. probing. Out came a mother and plrtion, no sign of exhaustion) no ford. The permit ia Issued for the I .M71 foi a .pecial .-«pp

More Proposals Here’s ihe Way Leaihernecks Go Ashore nominated its own candidate in ^ e u t Arthur B. Davis prote.st ,of Bennett's -selection by Says War of Thought Bewey Is Seen Democrat.*. For Primaries Consistent Barker of Roosevelt Certain Choice The-, ALP has been a consistent Is Dead in California Must Be Fought, Too Neys From Manchester’s Neighbors supporter of President Roosevelt, \^'allrr Mahoney Seek­ who favored United Stato-s Sena­ Young Man, Offi* ing Seleetniairs Pot*!; New York Rcfihljlirans' tor James 'M.' Mead against Ben­ Henrich Sworn In Lt. Gov. Shepard, at open for-traffic in two weeks. The nett, The latter was supported by oar in Marines, Vic­ Johii!«oii \^'iihr Republican a.sses.sor; Walter ■$*)—Republicans ■■ of New lieuteiMknt Arthur B. Davis, of Miss Lucille Wagner, daughter Lyon of West Willingtop wers Bolton Volufiteer Firemen met A large band of gypsies en- ever. also'denied ALP support four Mahoney for 'Rcptibjiran Seloct- day. campel on the property of Sam­ York, preparing to nominate tbs U. 8. Marine Corps, son of Henrich passecl his physical Winning the "Battle of Thojighf of Mr. anif^Jra. Gilbert Wagner supper guests Saturday of Mrs. Sunday morning at fhe new fire­ years ago, re-elected attorney man; Raymond Robin.son for Re­ ‘Vandals Break uel Sllverherz in the northern Thomas E. Dewey for governor by’ general by ISO.ofKl^^votes. Mrs. Ethel U. Davie, a t 14 Linden publican constable; James H. examination last week. After is an Integral part of our possible of Stafford has been appointed Hazel Sundt on WiUington Hill. house and completed th* grading They exercised on the common by ■section of the town known', as accliamatiom, met today UKa state Leaders planned'Tlewey’a nomi­ ■treet, died at Cbronado, Calif., Johnston for Republican consta­ today's ceremony he left to re­ future victory iii this revolu­ head of the Homemaking depart­ on (he north side of th* building. "Mosleyj*. plains. The owner having convention keynoted by a detn*''^ join the Y’ankS. He will remain driving golf ball*. nation and his peri(>nal nccept- ble. tionary war. Ueut. Gov. Odell Club Windows ment at Stafford High school. Miss Tboee who aid ^ in the work in­ ordered them to' vacate the for the party’s right "to help to(\-e yesterday when accidentally »lio*. with the team until the Coast During the past week the fol­ ance tonight after adOphrqiidO^' of a Stuart Wasley ha.s withdrawn Shepard told the Kiwanis club at Wagner, a native'-and graduate of cluded: Robert McKinney, Jam es premlees was unsuccessful In his the nation." \ party----- platform------excepted 'to„^re- , a telegram notified hie toother ycs- his profKisal for constable aii'l Guard calls him for duty. lowing certificates were granted efforts and later called in State : terday afternoon. Details of the lU weekly luncheon this noon. for the purchase of recapped Urea Rogers, Stuart Wells, Leslie Bol­ "The Republican party not omy Bect atrongly Willkie’a viewa :6n SUNGLAUr Victor J. John.son ha.s' withdrawn 4 t'nltrd States Marines go ashore In style—toning Stafford High school will succeed and local police who gave orders aeeka, but demands the right to accident have not been received by all the knocks a Marine moat take In fighting "At present,’: said the Lieuten­ Screens Also Damaged Miss Barbara Street o f ' Boston, by the rationing board; Joseph ton, Prescott Finley, EMward Sepk- world affair*. 1* edditien to sstrsais p«infj his prviposal for Selectman. a 37 mm anti-Unk gnn behlnMIhrm. The Leather­ for them to vacate th* premises. serve, to give Its best brains to ,, **u. with Mvere ombem thete lira. Davis. . the Devil Dog type of warfare. This *Jeep" took ant Governor, "we are losing that who re.signcd after serving qlnce Goodrich, West WiUington, defense beil and Clyde Marshall. A 'pjatform committeeman re­ It is understood friends of Loui.s necks have at last found a car that will take part tn a recent Leatherneck '* —if*ng battle here In America as, on the At Home of Rockville The band w(ui seen moving over the nation without a surrender, the den9*r of infectiea Lieutenant Davis enlisted in the Genovesi are .circulating a plopoa- the homemaking department was worker, two; Stephen Kubaaka, Clean Church the Job's Hill rosd at 6 o'clock ported 'v^tual certainty a plank Marine Corps in October. iSlQ. He Fraud Charged various battlefronts, we are atill R. F. D., Stafford Springs, defense Members of the WSCS of the cither of Its convictions or It.* would beXjnaerted to emphaalze Ireihsunbern Mstert. Permenent- al for his nomination as a Repub­ Organization. instituted in the local high school Friday night. Identity," Joe R. Hanley, national Kr re u ^ e im c«n she retuH. Sea went into training at the manne losing the military battle. two years ago. Miss W’apner re­ mill worker, two; (Charles Vasaler, Quarryvlll* Methodist church met three forelgti-jioUcy esaentlala re­ lican for Selectman hut the pa- ' .\rmy forces in the Middle East, "There is an explanation. We Home ^onom lcs night will be commander of Spanish War Vet­ GLARE itVAequent ceuM *j corps barracks at Parris Island, Rockville, August 24—iSpecial) ceived her degree of Bachelor of West WiUington, defense worker, Thursday at the church and held a cently OiitllneiP by Wlllkie. These peinful eye kHtofjen. pers have not yet be'en filed with KtMlis Billtle Hard said in Cairo yesterday after .hia I I New Planes have never been a thoughtful peo­ ob*4rved by Ellington Grange next erans and temporary convention S. C.. and upon completion of that the town clerk. 111 Iiidietmeiit Science In Education at Madison two; tubes. Leon C. Woodworth, cleaning party. Pews, woodwork, W‘*dnesday night, August 26. were close cooperirtion with Unit­ training was tran.sferrtfd to the return from Moseow, that the Rus­ ple. Wo have been an active peo­ —When members of the Gesfuig South Wllllngtoii;' state auditor, windows and floors ware cisaned. chairman, told the 1.680 delegates ed Nations in proMciitioh of the A« • tefegverd, mi-eey of die Town (ierk Samuel J, Tiirkinp- sians were making good use inf College, Harrisonburg. Va., last ------a__ In a prepared address. Boarines station at Sa'n Diego, iNear Stalingrad ple. sublimating thought in our and Declamation Club located on June. While a student at Madison one: Henry Costelid, .West WUling- The group enjoyed a (>ot luck war, avoidance of allX'KhoiiKht of eresmt Of lotion$ on out thtivot tnn will he in his offire until mid­ American war materials and that Flown to Brazil Franklin street,, went to the club­ The convention, with the domi­ end do not itsy too lonq to tto Oalif. He has since oeen with the night this evening, the deadline Nine Companiefi anri Six preoccupation with the material college, she majored In home eco- ton, distributor, one; truck Urea, luncheon at noon. Those who took appeasement." and initiation of Manne Reserves at Camp he received a most favorable im­ things of life. house Sunday morning they found Henry (TosteUo, West WiUington, nation of sentiment for Dewey's «in. Fof iii9ht over-eipeiurt, w - C o rp e' for filing propoaals for nomination (Continued from Page One) .nomics and was a member of the part in the project included: Mra pot-w-ar political and economic 9 EllioU. Calif. pression of the Rii.sslans' enthusi­ Of Officers Accused in .Statistic* CYin’t « ln •that vapdals.had caused consider­ distributor, one; William Phillips, Elizabeth Wright, Mrs. John selection everywhere apparent, cooperation among nation*. have MvtrsI ood ulvti — but I.ieut. Arthur B. Davis to the town ofTice.s. astic management.") New Y'ork, Aug. 24.—(Ah- In the Curie Science Club and also a Quotations wvere caiei iKould reteivt imfo*- CotnmtsKioned In .lulv . "But if we think we can win able damage. West WiUington, d^ense worker, Erickson, Miss Ann Erickson, Mrs. approa’ched the nomination to­ As The H eray went to press Germans killed, the Wiid-day com- There were seven windows brok­ merriffer of the Virginia Academy night outwardly placid after a diet* medicsl sttention. . Because of hu' proficiency he largest flyaway delivery yet made Cable Sale Case. this war with statistics, we are of Science. two grade two tire*. William Perrett, Mra. Herbert Clarence J. Luplen filed' for th i muriiquc said. en, . 14 window screens and two It to absurd to say that a fixed behind-the-scenes turbulance in­ One-Handed Looter was assigned to the Field Officers Repiibllenn nomination fof Heiecti from this counttT to South Amer­ tragically mistaken. There is no Miss Elizabeth Mareck of'Man­ Paul Nedwled of South Willing-’ Hutt, Mrs. Samuel Dunlop, Mra. C. "^Ondidatea school near . San Diego During Hupreme Teat screen doors had been damaged as government tax is Inflationary. volving the name of Wendell L. man and Alden Bailey for justice Plans to Ignore ica. 44 new American-made air­ Washington. Aug. 24—lA*!—The more profound or dangerous mis­ chester is spending several weeks ton, and John Adams of Eagle- LoOrols, Mrs. Laura Lee, Mrs. New York i,Ti—When Detec­ a s tk ^ completion of his course The .struggle for Stalingrad ap­ well as tw o. ventilators at the ville, were drivers of automobiles —Heinator Arthur Vandeaberg, Wlllkie. Obituary of peace In the Republican party. Justice Department announced to­ take than for us. to suppose th.it building. The police were notified with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and (Tharles Willett, Mrs. Albert N. tive Felix McCabe arrested An­ tbereS^as commissioned a second peared to be nearing the supreme craft have completed a 9.000-mil'e turning out planes and (anks and involved In a collision at the junc­ Skinner, S r, and the Rev. Jackson discuesing federal salM tax. Temporary Discord Sounded flight from Hagerstown. Md.. to day the indictment of nine com­ and Patrolman Alden Skinner was Mr.i. Michael Bulick on Westfofd ’ Temporary discord sounded drew Kincsea. 22, on a charge of heutcnadCUe latter part of July test, Ru.ssiah reports indicated, as -\ward to Plant train^g men will in themselves avenue. tion of tv-6 streets in Willlmantlc L. Butl;r. fi Rio .De Janeiro to replace obsolete panies and six of their officer* on ordered to investigate. The police ■There will not be a second front when Holland B. Marvin, Ononda­ prying looae and carrying away I e/.-PHARMACY this year, w as recommended a new crossing of the Don ^a.s win Tnc war, Slate Policeman and Mra Ar­ Friday forenoon. Both cars were S 7 3 MAIN ST. German Focke-Wiilfs for training charges of conspiring to defraud found two sticks which they be­ Guest at Shower here any more than elsewhere in ga county leader and an early three telephone coin boxes' from i a r the comhuisipo by Major Gen- Urges No Halt forcod southeast of Klet.skaya by the government in connection "I cannot agree with those . thur A. Whltmarsh of Grove street damaged. No arrests wers mad*. ^^-^^MANCHESTtit.CONN. Deaths Kearny, N. J.. Aug. 24— OPi — and transport work as the United lieve were used to break the win­ Miss Jean Munro who will mar­ th* world. The axis and the tri­ supporter of Willkie'a successful public phone booth*, he thought aral John Marstotiv, commanding the Germans. The Rus.sians were with the sale of more than $M,- newspaper editors who say this is dows and screens but no attempt are the parents of a son', bom the Marines Corps Mbond divisioh. fighting .stubboml.v to pu.sh these The Western Electric Emploves Nations' newest ally mobilizes for ry Itoger McCormack -of Manches­ partite powers have In their hands contest with Dewey for the 1940 Kineses must have had a confed­ war. 000.000 of insulated cable to the ‘no time to ask W-hat the war’s was made to enter the building. Thursday at the Johnson Memorial ter on September S, was the guest Republican presidential nomina­ erate. ".No," the detective quoted At the time The HeraMw-ent to For l^bor Dav Germans into the river and destroy ■Association, an indepertdent union, Navy. about.' hospital. Officer Whitmarsh is sta­ the means for victory. Mother of Electric The successful mass (light of 25 The clubhouse was closed at the of honor at a surprise ")>eraonal tion. Introduced In a meeting of hia prisoner as saying. "It was a press details of the accidentwhich the bridgehead. protesting a wage decision by the The indictment was - returned "We arc up against if mind the tioned at the. local barracks. Th* — Ihremler Mussolini speaking at W* Are LhM Wits r*sr| PT-19 trainers and 19 F-24 four- usual time on Sunday at 1 a. m. North Coventry shower at her home on Andover Gorizla, Italy. county chairmen Igst nifiht a res­ ■Ingle-Handed Job." Kincsea haa caused Davis's death had not be^n In another .sector of the Klet- War Labor Board has voted to secretly Aug. 17 bv a Federal (Jerman mind— Adolf H itlers' Court CiMe* boy is the first to arrive in th* [Oocter To Seep fee i nleased the Na\’y. departmen iMaiiager Is Dead Washington. Aug. 24.—(A*) skaya area. Russian -trrwips broke take no part in an awurd of the place monoplanes, both made by road. Friday evening. Miss Veltmi olution lauding Winkle's support only one hand. grand jury at Newark. N. J., 'and mind. There is a complete thinker. Earl A. Lovejoy, 23. of 10 Whitmarsh family. Rev. Hollis M. Bartlett, of Wor­ Munro, slater of . the bride-elect? No matter how long and painful at the war effort. His Famlly Cliairman .Donald M. Nelson, of into an enemy po'sltion during the ■Army-Navy "E " to the company Fairchild, went off "without inci­ was' opened in Federal District A degraded thinker. It Is true. But Laurel street, Belmont, Mass., and The civil service ex'amination for Lieutenant Davis was married the War Production Board, called night and. with bayonets and hand for excellence in war production. dent or serioua variation" from cou’ft today. cester. Mas*., occupied the pulpit was hostes.s. The home was deco­ th# road to complete victory, it After-itormy debate, the resolu­ he has plan and Imagination and Erani Storlazzl, 20. of 328 South postmaster of the Stafford Springs rated in pink and white with gar­ tion. which a party member said early this year in California. In .Mrs><^ra Mabel Soren. of 22 upon American labor today ‘-o ar­ grenades, killed more I than 100 Walter Snell, treasurer of the plan. Col. Armando Araigboia. f2S0,()M Already Returned must be pursued with no thought he knows how to put them into Madison avenue. Upper Darby, Post office will be held Thursday yesterday in place of Rev. GaskeU den flowers. Thirty-four guests a t­ of appeasement. also asserted Wlllkie holds "the addition to his wife he. leaves his Forest athtgt. Hartford, mother.of range its annual Labor Day ob­ Germans and de.stroyed a r.sdio union, said the derision to ignore Brazilian air attache in Washing­ The announcement said that practice; Penn., failed to appear in court. morning starting at 8:.30 o’clock who Is on vacation. Rev! Bartlett mother, Mrs. Ethel it. Davis, of 14 Parker Soreto..manager of the servance this year ao there might station and other equipment, the ton, disclosed here yesterday. tended from Hartford. West Hart­ — Wendell Wilkie. admiration and affection" of the the ■ ceremonies, scheduled . for one company already hud returned "H e'i terribly good at It. '.Mem TTiey were both charged with In Stafford High school. William J. used portion* of the first chapter ford, Manchester. Westchester, Unden street, one brother. Wil> Manchester ElecDiJc of the be operation of all mines, indus­ communique said. Wcdnesda,v. was n.atie yesterday Fifty-eight Brazilian officers $250,000 to the Naw on contracts American people, was referred to Kampf is an extraordinary blue- • speeding and their bonds of $25 Labreche, member of the Stafford of Genesis. The text was taken (Tllnton, N. Y. and Bolton. Dur^g Ham S. Itevis of 122 Chestnut Connecticut Power'<^mpany. died tries and (Hants in which a shut­ It a meeting of 1,000 workers in and men manned the planes on an involring $2,000,000 and that a from Genesis 1: 2 verses, suggest­ Europe has almost come lo the the party's State Executive Com­ f'aiK-aslan Picture Darker print, a piece of imagination and each were ordered forfeited. Clrtl Service Board, will monitor the evening the guests played mittee. Street, and his grrandparents. Mr. Saturday at the Hartfhkd hospital. down would be injurious to the war Newark. The association claims a overland route through Mexico. proportionate return was expected CTharles L. Sheehan, 28, of 146 the examination In the absence of ing the theme "Beauty of Life end of her effort when America is In the (Tauca.sian foothills too thinking w-hlch he has been busv games and prizes were won by Just beginning. Oirert Praise Deleted and Mrs. William Walsh, of 14 Funeral services were heM^t her effort. rnemhership of 21.000 at The Central America and across the on the other contracts. This would (?abot strdil, Newton. Mass., was Edward Dupre, secretary of the through Faith.” John Kingsbury the picture darkened today, the putting into effect. Miss Florence Schildge and Miss Zekeriya Hertel, Turkish news­ Direct praise of Wlllkie was de­ Unden street. late home at 2 o'clock this^after- Nelson WTote to President Wil­ Western Electric Co.. Inc., plant vast Amazon jungle to Rio. aggregate around $3,000,000. "What book have we .to match fined $10 and costs of $5 w-itb- $5 board who is on a vacation. The sang the solo, "The Lost Chord." Lieutenant Davis graduated noon. Burial was In Cedar Itijl liam Green of the AF'Land Pre.ai- Riis.sian.s reporting that the Red here. Those named in the indictment Ruth Moran of Manchester. Miss paper editor. leted from a resolution which, Army had withdrawn- to a new ‘Mein Kampf In its boldness. Its of the fine being remitted on a five persons who filed application Mr. and Mrs. Ell Carver of Munro received, numerous gifts. from Manchester High School in cemetery. ssi}il* and a daughter. Mrs. Biilkeley Van regarded as a serious threat to The hexagonal cells of bees qnd saic. .N . J., and Frank C. Jones, Democratic Cauou* We bop to ascertain fact* that Dewey, whose supporters months \Vasps are not pl.mncd that way, The idea of a mere return to the without a license was fined $10 and Brandon Heights, ix-Navy man of Hartford. will make easier the huge reem­ to make clear deeifiinn*. Thu* Mr. Qul*h auggente Schaak. of West Hartford. She Stalingrad. Hospital’Notes president. . Mias Clara Vlsny spent the week ago claimed more than the 841 The tanks were taken across iin- but are cylinders under pressure. "status quo." the kind of return costs of $5 with $0 of the fine be­ and Melvin C. Cummings, Borough A Democratic Caucus w-ill be ployment task that will follow th* German Divisions also leaves a brother, tiiauncey D. Officers Confer Collyer Insulated Wire Com­ ing remitted. with her grandmother. Mrs. held in the Community Hall on delegate’ majority required, to pre-arrangt-ment of ^tl details, and the family has ler cover provided by the Ger­ pany of Pawtucket. R. I., and Rob­ we made after the last war. is court assistant prosecutor and ending of the war. Parker, of Boston, and two grand­ "not good enough," said Mr. Shep­ Mrs. Mary Z. Friedrirh present chairman of the local ra­ Goerhlng. of East Windsor Hill. Thursday at 8 p. m. to elect dele­ nominate him, would oppose State an opiKirtonIty tin select the type ot memorial beet man Air Force. F’oiir hridgehcad.s David Farragut said."Damn the ert C.' Moeller, secretary-treasur- — Erie \. Johnson, president Attorney General John J -Bennett. Cross Don River children. Willi Union iMen Admitted, Baturday: Stephen torpedoes, . go ahead," at Mobile ard. Mrs. Mary Zoelner Friedrich, 84. tion board. Rev. and Mijs. Hollis Bartlett gates to the State, Congressional, nulled to their'yequiremefits. -.established previously bv .the Gcr- er- • and two children, of Worcester, S. tYiamlier of Commerre, Jr., nominated by Democrats, and pvens had been d«.«tro\'ed by Ru.s'- '’hillmore. 226 Woodbridge street: I Bay; R^son for Fighting of 91 Talcott avenue, widow of County and Probate Conventions, Mrs. Sophia Bostwirk Robert Newburr>-. Vernon: Mrs. ‘ The American Steel A Wire are spending their vacation with to elect a tow-n committee and to Dean Alfange. New York city can­ (OonMnned from Page One) siqn.Artillery and the Red Air Company of New Jersey, with "If we’re going to get young Julius Friedrich, died Sunday at (jhocolate-coveredl facts are be­ Mrs. Sophia ■Bost'..’ick. 84. Kathleen Foixl. 865 Main street: The proven U. S. crude oil re­ men and labor to do the things be.r home. She was bom December Mrs. Bartlett’s mother, Mrs. Anna do any other buslnes* proper to didate of the American Labor Boston. Aug. 24—iJP)—Army of­ F'orce. principal offices at Oeveland. ing ^ven the country about pro­ Parly. mother of Albert FI. Bostwick, of ficials and union representatives Ralph Jones. 383 1-2 Center street: serve’s (underground storage) we’re asking them to for victory, 11, 1857, in Germtmy and had lived Storrs of Springhill. and her come before said csudis. The Re­ tratlon of Justice.” which,, the' de­ 120 Maple street of this town, died The Don l^seif Is less than 5(k) Wapping brother. Gilbert Storrs of - this duction w-hich really is Just crawl­ Alfange. a 44-year-old Greek- conferred today at the govern­ .vsrds wide'tn. the bend and the Alfred Logan, 132 Woodland amount to 19.024,515,000 barrels. we’ve got to hold up to them in Rockville 61 years. She leaves publican caucus will be held on ing along. ars* statad, “Is necessary for ful- at the home of her daughter. Mrs. street. Mrs. W. AV. Grant town. Wednesday e-enlng at 8 p. m. in born lawyer-author, was selected lining the tasks of the great Ger­ ment-seized S. A. Woods Machine slow-running sha'lo-.v waier would something concrete they want. three sons, Arthur and William — Waller P. Reuther, l'W .4 vice Anna B. Moran, of 152 Church Company, taken over Jast week Discharged Saturday: Cathervn F'ort Kearney. Neb., on the Das<*li aii I»«seH ville; Mrs, Elva Srhieldce, West "W hat kind of world are we home, with Dr. George S. Brookes, at 8 p. m. In the fireplace room of versy within this country and the DAY-NIGHT 43 d 0 ward L. Bostwick of West Haven clause in its contract. Hartford; Mrs. James Hassett and with eight gates Washington, Aug. 24 — iA5 — making toward?” pasfx)T ot the Union Congregational Mr. Budd's relati\-es in New York the sale of Ice cream, soda, .and IfiMusd PrssMcat a t Coart five grandchildren and three great South of Krasnodor in the George John Daseh and Ernest hot dogs will be on the grounds. the (Community Hall. All members devotion of the entire energies of X)|k Boland Frelsler, previously Mnj. Ralph F. Gow of the Ord­ northwest Caucasus, where the Infant son. -131 Summer street; Our first objective, the speaker church officiating. Burial will be in state. They arrived here, la.st Frir are a.sked to attend. this nation against our enemies. grandchildren. , nance Department, named to oper­ Mrs. Adella Katkaiiskas, 594 -Tol- ('uba has an arr.v of 44,000 Peter Burger, the two Nazi said. Is to destroy th* enemy. But Grove HIU cemetery,. day evening. Every 4-H boy or girl. Victory fisorstary In the ministry of Germans ave attempting to bludgc saboteurs who escaped the death Corp. members d r younger' chil­ — Ralph A. Bard. aaeisUint aecre- TTie funeral was held this mom ate the plant by the secretary of Isnd Turnpike; Mias Ranalda square miles -about the size of just as importantly, there is Births ilr, and Mrs. Welles Dewey are « s named president of th'e Ing at 9:30 at the Hiirteau chapel, eon their way to the Black 9 6 a Pennsylvania. chair, have been turned over lo dren who own an animal or helped tery of the Nai-y. Kaad Dr. Franz Schleg- war, and Joseph L. Miller, special oast and the Rursian iwirt*-'^ ol I Grant. 7 Hilliard street: John Tal- something else going on, a revo­ Births at the Rockidlle CU:* hos­ spending the week-end at the home Rejertlon Pretty Lean Deal 88 Valley street, Wtlltraantic. and eonsultant in Industrial relations the . Justice Department by the lution which will outlast the war. pital ar* as follows: On Friday, of Mr. and Mrs. Le\i T. Dewey. in the family garden, are welcome who was acting Justice Novnrossisk. Anapa and Tuapse, ■ntt III, Talcotvllle: Mr.s, Jiilia to exhibit. Apparently east coast reaidents at St. Mary's church. Willlmantlc in, the War Department in Wash- The first nsthedral In the west­ Army and prohahlv will be used as To the people who' are putting • sons to Mr. and Mr*. Peter 'Seaha Mrs. Lillian Burger Lnndry of New Y'ork— — The Army ■aaur, was placed on the retired the Rii.sslans we.le reported hold nerney, 59 Park street; John The Republic.a’n Caucus will be are not aware of the aerlousneaa at 10 o'clock. Burial, was in St IngtoTV and a aperial mediation ern hemi.sphere was built in Santo witnes.ses against their alleged ac­ their effort into this war, he said, of . Hazardville. Mr. and Mrs. New York, is expected home to I a t Us own request. ing and de.aling out heavy los.ses. Pierre. Middle Turnpike East: Domingo in 1512. complices. held Aug. 26 at 8 p. m. to choore doesn't want 23-year-old Eugene of .the fuel and heating aboftage in Joseph's cemetery. Willlmantir. representative of the aecretary of "licking Hitler” isn’t enough. George Maichuk of E .ist. Main visit her mother and family for Paipe. Jr., either as a draftee or a (The Berlin radio -said Berlin James R. Pierre, 29 HaVnes street: It was also le.xrnrd today that delegates and .senatorial - conven­ the Atlantic coast area war, also took part. In the confer­ "Hitler ha* a plan. We need street and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred the corothg week on Sunday, Au- volunteer and he tbinka hi* rejec- Vba asithorlaation ko deviate military qiiattors reported that George Dewell.. Hartford: Mrs. The Department of Commerce the Army guard has been with tions and to name a Republican — Harold Ickes, petroleum co­ s p a m aaisting law, extended by the Ralph Mothner ence in which the linion was rep­ fightin,-; in ih.at area was made one." Rcrina of Hyde avenue, this city; a gu.st 2.5d. fon was a pretty lean desK "Un- Ralph Mothner of 22 New Bri­ Ruth Aspinwall. 3 Anderson street. says explorations show Peni has drawn from the District of Colum­ Town comi.iittcc. ordinator. aaw minister of justice, was a right resented by Arthur ;R. Hannigan. pnrtu'ul.arl.v difficult hv tropic.al Birth: Sunday, a d.aiighter to The ‘'Four Freedoms" and the daughter to 51 r. and .Mrs. Harold The Republicans of South Wind­ derw-elght" w-aa the verdict be­ tain avenue, Hartford, died Satur business agent of Local 2T2. Na­ enough iron ore to last 50 years. bia jail where they are being held Keish of- Wadsworth street, Man­ sor will hold their c.iiicus next The Democratic Caucus will be (*ibdned by HlOer himself from neat and torrential rams, hut sa'id Mr, and Mrs. Roland Robidar. and that the Federal Bureau ot "Atlantic Charter." Mr., Shepard field Thursday evening for the cause Eugene, who until recently I have absolute faith that the day at the Municipal hospital in tional Field Organizer Matthew the Russian defen.se was "in vain' chester. On Sunday a aon w.as born Wednesday evening at S o'clock at Us rhbber-stamp Reichstag last ! 'Rockville.' The be.st-preserved prehlfitorlc Investigation has arranged a said, need to be made specific. same purpose. Tliese meetings will appeared In a circus as "the human Rusalaha will stand fast. psar. The Fuehrer had been ad- Hartford. He formerly lived in Matison and International Repre­ and German troops were advanc­ "We w-ant something precise, no to Mr. and Mrs. Ray DePrey of the South Windsor Town Hall. skeleton.” ' stands six feet, one Manchester. In additidn to his sentative Richard Linsley. Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Rosalee cliff dwellings in the United .States special guard to supplement the Warohouse Point. be he’d at the centt-r in- the Second —MaJ. Gen. FoUett Bradley. minlBUring Justice himself, with­ ing Roberts, 7 Hilliard street, Mrs. ntorfi glittering abstractions from Mrs. Waldon V. Collins has as Inch tall and weighs but 63 pounds, wife he is survived by his, mother. are at Mesa Verde. Colorado. regular personnel at the jalU TIrce and Tube* Granted Dlstplct. out reference to legal processes, 1 These same German spokesmen Lillian Bronke, 29 Sunset street; Churchill arid Roosevelt." her guest, her sister for over the w-lth a 20-inrh w-alst and lees Due to w-artime shortages, peli­ the most notable InaUnce pf hia Mrs. 'Eugene Mothner. "nte funeral were quoted as -saying that a The local Ration Board of which week-end. -Miss Agnes Kelly. 92 School The first Asperican merchant Unless the result of this w-ar is As a person w-alk.s along the ! about the size of an ordinary man's cans in the London zoo ha’Ve been taking law into hia own hands'be­ services wdll be held this evening, fighf for H major derision" was "mpre equitable distribution of Frederick Stengel U clerk, h u is­ wrist. taught to eat meat instead of fish. at 7:30 at the Walter LeClerc Asserts Jiipunesc street: Jesse Keeney. 1.58 Keeney ship anchored tn China's Canton sued a report of the following cer­ street,* of Cairo, Egypt, he may ' ing his execution of rebellious ele­ in progre.ss between the Caiica.sus street, James .Murphy, 477 .No. the world’s opportunities, particu­ funeral home at Main and Htidsnn harbor in 1784. About Town tificates for Urea and tubes issued hear aa many as six langiiagvs ments in the blood pbrge of 1934, and the Volga bend at .'-'talingrad. 1 Msin street. • larly In education." the speaker spoken. when he said' that for a -few hours streeta Burial will be private. Still Have Power Nazis I'sing .New Keseri-Sa said, then 'part of the war will by the board: V^'illington he w as the "supreme oouH of the The services will be conducted by Discharged Sunday: Walter • The United States produces al­ New passenger tire*; Dr. .Roy C. The Germans apparently were Buckley. 377 East Center street; have been lost. land." Rev.- Clavtoi) Richards o< Coven­ pouring new reserves and evet^- most twice as much petroleum as Hose Company No. 2 of the Ferguson. Rev. S. J. Worpniecki. Silos Jennie H. Church Stephen Ph'ilmore. 226 Wood- the rest of the world. The "All Men" Phra** I-egallze« Hitler Penalties try. Miami. Fla.. Aug. 24 piece of equipment available into Manchester F5re department will 'Lieut. Gov. Shepard summarized Passenger retreads and tubes: T. The Reichstag s action last year hrldge street: Miss Ann Babel, hold It* weekly drill tomorrow eve­ William Flaherty, two tires, two George L. Paxton. American, Vol­ the fight for Stalingrad in an ef­ Hartford: Baby Alfred Hobby. hia romarka by emphasizing the Law-rente Amldon, son of Mr. legalized Hitler's setting a.«ide the fort to capture one of thejr major A hospital In Philadelphia op­ ning at 6:30 o'clock. TTila drill ia tubes; Robert E. Bertsche, one Your Credit Is A Big Gun unteer Group pilot hack from .Stafford Springs; Martin’ Kristoff. erates under a charter granted by phrase "all men" In the Declara­ and Mrs. -CTharles S. Amldon of statutes if such radical measures 1942 objectives before the weather for the regular and auxiliary mem­ tube; Osmelius O. Clark, three Funerals China, expressed the opinion here 279 Keeney street: Miss Margaret George II, of England, in 1751. tion of Independence. WiUington Hollow, has -enlisted tn are necessary, in the Interests of the that ths Japanese made their big­ turns against them. bers and all are expected to be on "What's igoing on In this revo­ tires; -Henry Atkinson, four tires the United States Navy. For years state. V Henneqiiin. 32 Knighton street. hand promptly at the hour men­ gest mistake by stopping when ‘"The enemy is increasing his lution, in this iindersweil of the and two tubes; Robert M. Ells­ he has picked up children^ and As president of the people's ' Daniel Fitzpatrick Admitted today: Mrs.'CYmstance There are more than 2.000,000 tioned. worth, three tires; John D. Gibbs, they did rather than by spreading pressure in the center of the Don openings in the human skin, each war. is the detosnd that these two taken to schools in town in In America’s War Effort ! dourt Dr. Thierack had vast expe­ 'The • funeral of Daniel Fitz­ their forces too far. bend, but Soviet troops are firmly Vince. 147 Birch street: Miss Doris one tire; ICvereit 3. Latlirop. three rience in swift adnyinistration of patrick of 11 South Main street, Cervinf. 65 Durkin street. being, the outlet of a awtot gland. words, two words integral to the his bus. A* some district* have no "Ooh’t kid yourself—they had holding positions captfired a few The Ambulance Transportation dream of America, be lived up to 'tires; Eklward G. Harding, one tire schools now, and higher grades ’go' Justice in war time. The people's was held this morning at 8:.30 at the power and they still have It," days ago," the Army newspaper. Discharged today: Mrs. Arthur Unit of the local defense council aiid one tube; Raymond Hartman, court hears cases involving offenses his home and at .9 o'clock at St. La Chance and Infant daughter. Men in England apend $50,- will meet this , evening at 7:30 a t In all their Implications." to Hall Memorial In South WUUng- he said in an interview-. Red Star, said, adding that the two Urea; Clarence F. Schlaefer, ton. there is cbnsiderabl* trans­ ■gainst the state. Its ses.sions are Jamea s clihirh; -Rev. Vincent J. 168 Woixlbridge street: Mrs. 000.000 annually on shirts, ties, the Charter Oak atreet field. Fol­ Speaking without reference to ' But the ’ 30-year-oJd Abilene. Germans had lost more than 1.000 and collars, tn normal timet. his own party affiliation, Mr. two Ures; Ctofl 'Meyer, one tube: porting., secret and there is no appeal from Hines celebrated the requiem high Texas, man said that despite this men in one attempt to croaa the Arthur Foote and Infant aon. 29 lowing a drill aession tha unit will Walter C. Schneider, one tire and its decisions. mass assisted by Rev. EMmund Haynes street: Mrs. Chester Var­ then go to arabuliuice headquar­ Shepard labeled the approachiniT Mrs. Harold (Colburn of Mana- all-around iap strength, he be­ Don. Pedestrian* walkftig along rural election as a csmpaigTi "crucial In on* tube; Preston Seller, four fleld Center haa been visiting her Barrett as deacon'and Rev. Wil­ lieved tjie United States could In one sector of the Kletskaya ney and infant, aon,- 191 Union ters at Bissell street for a short Urea; William C. Murphy, three liam J. Dunn as sub deacon.' Mrs. highways with no sidepath* should the highest degree." mother, Mrs. Luey Wralgbt. wipe out Japanese'air power tn region, the midnight communique street: Robert Newburry-, Vernon: buaiheas session. Urea; Joseph Gi Haynes, one tire. .(ohn Ban-y presided at the organ John J. Oinnell, 11 Locust street keep to the left, facing traffic. "I don't care v/hen Connecticut 'Tommy Borovtcka substituted China by. maintaining an effective reported that "not less than half sends back Republicans or Demo­ Henry P. Hnerinann. two tirga; FoiliiPersoiis Die and the mass was sung by Arthur and Mra. ' Mary Ackerman, 149 ^ Want 8lte For TraUeea for mailcarrier Cjharlea Lyon Fri­ forc» of 100 fighters and 50 bomb­ the effectiveness" of the Italian crats to Congreas.'^e said. "What Joseph Dobosa, two Urea; Henry D. F^ Keating and Mrs. Ernest Roy. Oakland streeL Transparent steel, made of day on his mail route to Aahford ers there. Celere division had been destroyed sheets thinner than, paper, la prov­ I want is men. intelligent, inform­ Wells, three tires; Benjamin Rowe, and Tolland aide, covering fifty- WOULD YOU HAVp As F1<>0(iIs Result Jieated in the sanctuary was Rev. by Russian tanks and infantry. Hartford, Aug. 24.—(AV-A peti­ two Urea and two tubes; Edwin J. Krani iji Bleed, of ' St. Bridget's ing useful in the manufacture of ed and courageoua enough to get us two miles. Reds Improve Positions Protect* Raid oa Rooea Bcientific instruments. tion asking Governor Hurley's aid through this war and into the vic­ Aberle, three tubes; Edward K.ir- Mr. and Mra. Rosco Uaher and HER KNOW ihuiih. chaplain o f the locqj Vault (Vmipany Head INe* Farther up the Don near Klet- in establishing a park for several - , - tory and then into the peace aifd ptiszka, two tires; Stanley Proeicn- hire. Elxlate Mondor of WUliman' Kf.ighl.M ol Ci.liimbus, who were akaya, the Rusiana were reported Vichy, -Apg. 24—>' i.Tir.r ."I-iran’ BeVraVd O-nVuV, John oat that cannot draw in its claws. "That's going to take something Frank Parizek of W'illington retary of the National Concrete commander of ths United States was disclosed to n i^ t. ' aignaturea. a lot better than t’.'.e ordinary run Aznke, three Ures; Wesley J. Stuf it wUA Thr.;inu<» ^ (>f the ft. id-vift n:?» wpvc ^ Alfred Crawford. James Burial Vault Association. Hill with Mrs. Julia A. Keeney of fHity and John Buckley.’ The Brazil is one of the richest coun­ of politician. It's time to take the Wind, two tires; G. R. Anderson, Bomera art the Republican atata riewnun /m r\ H :’timort- Jk two Urea; Edward Jackey, four -...i,- in St. James's cemetery tries in the world in potential Production of parking metera filthy political wire-pulling out of central (Kimmitte* members who UCCONVILLE t m ir w h i^ h lO untit’d in t o * . •. i v ** j ^ ^ has been ordered discontinued in our political sj-stem and p u t. It to ures. |?| - FIORISTS from- » w.‘ tcr-ucake,.c-d hr- Hm * eor.ducted the Final Warning Sent hydraulic or water power, says the have arranged caucusea. ')m!'.:!(ta: services. It Had to Happen Department of Commerce. the near future by the W ar Pro­ work for the preservation of the Truck Urto and tubes . were The_Mctlon of th* WUbur Cross CMlfNHOUiti A- *i£S nlm miUs .south f C'.iv. The ■ duction Board. granted to the following; Walter Washington. Aug. 34.—(Ah-iThe* things w« love.. hlghw-a’y from Union to near th# fou-ih w as a s’x-year-’-ld - rl w ! Martha Washington, first First "Republican^ and Democrats BackoXen, three tires; Antbony Buy Only The things You Need toppled - sw tying ff -.t-’ iio-e M niuan BiKikmaker Fined War Labor Board 'sent a "final i Putz, four Ures; Rockville Water WUlifigtop-TolIand line w-Ul be warning” today to striking mid- ! Lady of the United Rtatea, was alike should get together and aav inti- I. swollop stream rear H'ln- not known as the First Lady, but who’s the best man for this terri­ and Aqueduct Company, two Ures; diid Yor'K. Aug. 24—'vP. Mrs. west truck drivers to return to j William Schaeffer Company, four And Pay For,. What You Get !- ■Dll engine and H car* work promptly or At would "take as Lady Washington. fic taak'." of the K i r. .'lO-year-^ild mother C on^ JtiM Coti^uam ^ President Elmer Weden Intro­ Ures; Fn!y to a small New York. Aiig. 24 i/P, 5U>b- ’ Mperial Senatoa Called won bj’ "Bill" Jl iWnow. ning at 7:30 o'clock at th* Oounc. la iTtijIar words, bag amtf Me MUiffB yea aecd ’'ri*-ighlsirho»j-n'-h factures about one ounce of hemo­ Veterinary- Award tt yam bay *■ Me taktallinewt'|>bui. the new' goY- ■ons at Bello-ue hospital last of .-?tratfdrd -*aa sentenced by meet Sept. 14. The purpose of the sesaidn was not announced. globin. reapiratory pigment of the snuneat regalattUu require a dowa payraent of aot arsek. The girl, who waived pre- Judge Robert L. Warke t-uay to Former Aetecee Bride leea tbaa M per eeat ea taraltve, iiieltKeeis, .KBlMry h«*rlng. surrendered to The L ton the we»k -rf 'Oct 4 f.jr the New Tortt. Aug. 34.—<)P)—Fay ■4 ta aMeed (welra ranatba. MS hsr efaUdreo. Iran, producing 10.900,000 met-, the U. S. Army Veterinary Corps ambush-sla.\ing of George c.- Mi)- lie tons in 1940, ranks fourth in' Wray, former mouon picture act- today was' preaented the twelfth ler. Clementon .policeman last Pleads laaooeat a t Marder reea. and Robert Riakin. bighly- Oa BMat I I ■■ waariag apparrl. May 21. • total world production of petro- InteraaUonal Veterinary Ckmgreas Waala Otaaolpt Jews Itiim,..' piUd scenario writer who quit the award for diaUnguiahed service to slectileal Id faraebhigs, Uacla Denver.' Aug. 24.—(iPI—Theodore movies recently to take a aqdest- veterinary ecleoce. EYES EXAMINED Kara aska that mi payment ef 66 1-6 Y ietim o f R at Pn(i.fin i__ I over a period ■*( ta LMdoB. Au. 14.—- her husband in a Fun-groam A M caa pigmy ele­ The laVoitor, 3 . B. IHeflin of Soimni, Tex„ d a im b t gets N aiiUa eud for hia itossareh ta tba fight RICHARD STONE ao u n trlM a an hour and 45 'miles a gallon out of this creation, built from a mo- Pulling out a t line to Invotvcd iSW 9lfltner out cT A two-engine bomber uaee sd>out against Jlveatock dissasss 177 MAIN STREET paste form and pUced i« s r u n phant* weigh only about twice as in 16 per cent of motor fatalitie*. , O ftid a B by oerupatlon Prr.:!sr to one m which she k>/i torcycl* motor, bicycle tires and a few other’ .things. Little car 240. gallons of gaaoUn* (weighing The Manchestm* Trust Co. n which she bad ■ much as the Alaakan Kadiak benqnet requires one good waiter j about on* too) to a thfec-bour I. GERACH.ANOFF. Optocnetrlst ■e ibeaca, ar SMO jmiadto - , pounda . The aong "America" first was i to evanr eight gueata. J Bubtlcly Juljr 4, 1662, la M".in Strtrt r:tH IT'iO for Anpnfntment. Member Fdderal Dtposit Iiw. ('urp. — ------■ ( a am •- ! \ PAOl m i m an u h estek e v e m n (; fierald. Ma n c h e st e r . co^^N^^ Mo n d a y , au g u st 24,1943 MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALiD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. AUGUST 24. T942 PAGE ELEVIlf Tapping the World’s Richest Iron Mine ffow to Nip Sabotage Joe Cronin Does Not Concede Pennant to New York Club Wide World Features Here is a 5-point program reC- . ‘ WclMnl Djr*r . all the world, like a struggling Baseball Look Who’s Up There Taking a Cut at the Ball! WUe World Feoturro boom town of 1849 C.'ilifornui. oimtiended by the Federal Bureau Dodgers Pull Away • Men arid materials are rushing of Investigation to the American Boston’s Manager MaMra, State of Minae Gerais, in, the new railroad connection is Flops Badly Bratfl—The atreets are paved In being carved through the moun­ public on how the private citizen k «o. •nd the masaive walla of tains. an airport is being surveyed, cAn help stop any effort at war­ the SOO-year-old houses are heavy old houses .are bt'ing knocked From Cards While In Big Time time sabotage. Any suspicions, Still Hoping For With the mineral. down or rebuilt, new one.s are sprlngirig up. however, should be reported to lo­ The little valley cleaves sharp­ Myle.s and burros stUI are the Brooklyn Forced Into ly Into surrounding Jagged peaks best means of tran.sportatipn. ,ind cal police or direct Wade Invades bira,. ami laden ore trains will lie faeiory, telephone exchange, rail­ 114,000,000 Into Itabira and It.s rumbling on their wa.v six hun­ Cubs Take Reds for By Harry Oleason Are Giving Results railroad to the sea, and for every road station. They may be hamiis. Brooklyn sttendance fell off dred’ kilometers down the Vale do T yfo Wins; Fans Still i To Red Sox; Williams dollar they plan to rush out a ton Rio Doce (Brazil’s ".Sweet River when the peacetime limit of seven Pasadena BoavI of ore or more, at the rate of V’alley''» to the port of Vitoria I/: Like Old Babe; Big! night games was expanded. and Carries the Hopes of about two million ‘tons a year. and huge new ore loading dock.s. V war restrictions forced Larry Mas- Boom Town Days from where fleets of ore .ships will Train on Mound. Forty-Six Players Get Beantown Fans in| Mother Lode Inland Itabira I Planner Dr.. Israel Pinheini, Phall into twilight performances. But that won't even scratch the plough to the United States and . gravity loader, nearly finished, will Final Stretch Drive. astrohomical re^er%'os of iron England. will send its ore to the coast for right, traces on blueprint.s the By Austin Bealmear This should be a lesson ;o thOse Ready for Contest tin handle 1’200 tons of ore an hour. Start of the Itabira project will who persist on making a fcamival here, for the Itabira project con­ The project is a partial realiza­ shipment to the mills of America j Itabira installation. He's head mark the fruition of a plan boosted by an American engineer more AP Sports Writer and Great Britain. out of baseball. August 30. By Bill King trols an estimated 430 million tons tion of the dream of I’ereival Kar- I man on the project. than a quarter-century ago. Ore nins as high as 79 per cent pure. Relief,” a word reeerved for o f the thirteen billion tons of high quhar, 78-year-old American of Clark Griffith, who fought for an Boston Aug. 24,—i>P)—Diehard I •ubetitute pitchers in baseball unlimited number of nocturnal ' Los Angeles, Aug. 24 — — grade iron ore— running as high myriad entei pri.ses, one of the late President Kpitacio IV.ssoa of returning from abroad to come language of the paaL had a new Joe Cronin probably is the: only as 79 per cent pure—in this state most active and colorful tigiircs in Pihheiro, former minister of agn- nearing completion. This bin. dates in Washington, contends that Major Wallace Wade leads a foot­ Brazil. lailen with coal for'the plant^ ciiltiire of the state of Mina.s meaning in the major leagues to­ baseball now has to be played at baseballei^ in the Americaa This sudden, intense activity the development of Latin Ameri­ w'hich w*ill load two vessels simul- day after the last of the 16 teams ball team into the famed Rose The Brazilian president was en­ Gerais. taneou.sly, provides a storage ca­ night to survive. League who refuses to concede tba comes as a shock to the sleepy can transportation and industry. He envi.sion'ed^ coristriicUon of couraging. but demanded that chalked up their most important Bowl today—a different sort of little town, perched precariously Farqiihiir long knew the im- a new railroad to the .s,>a and An extension of the old Vitoria pacity for 47,000 tons of ore. Someone suggested that a good pennant to the Yankees "Th« Karsiihar come to Brazil and as­ 2. W'ateh out tor penwinH throw­ ’’assist'’ of the season—designed ball club would be a better tonic. team. in abrupt giillies of iron, its men.se wealth of iron ore In Ita­ erection of a huge ■ steel plant, and.. Minas Railroad, originally Not a War .Measure Red Sox are not out of the raca sume personal direction of the en- liiiilt up the valley of the Rio Doce ing nutchcH In places where fire to help the families of the na­ “But when you haven’t a good It’^ a collection of former col­ crooked, bumpy streets scaling bira, and in 1919 first discussed which would con.siime some of the ierpri.se. lnten.se development of Itabira, ivoulil rndtiiiger war activity. 3. Be on the lookout for persons tion's fighting men. lege and professional stars banded yet.” Joe in.slst.s. "The Yanks are In 1902, is being brought to the club you have to do the next best ■staggering like we were in July difficult cliffs and appearing, for His plan for development with the ore and enable the ore steamers which is potentially, one of the Tnose matcliCB nmy be aimed at who seem to have plenty of money, The program, in which the re­ thing,” replied Owmer Griffith. together under the Stars and Fariquhar went, and spent more iron mine sites at Itabira, and the yet have no visllile means of liveli­ and it doesn't take long for a club than two lecade.s battling With rest of the 600 kilometers of n « ^ world's greatest sources of iron liillaiiiinahle materials by a would- ceipts of eight regularly eched- That now seems to be the busi­ Stripes of the U. S. Army. It'« the ore, gives rise to the qiie.stion of l»e arsonist. i hood. Their income may spring uled games in each circuit were Army’s Western Aggregation to tumble w hen it hits the rougb [ varying governments, federal and I row gauge to-Vitoria is being re- from a Bi'rlin source ness psychology of most baseball .spots.” state, in an effort to get the 1 graded and rebuilt to carry heavy bow much of a "war measure" is earmarked for Army-Nqvy relief, men; "Give them any old tjiing, which plays the Washington Red­ project started. He never siic- ore trains. the project. was completed yesterday when the but give It to ’em at night.” skins in . Los Angeles' (Joliseum And when Joey gets on the sub-1 In the opinion of Dr. Pinheiro, American League staged a fadl Aug. 30-. - Ject of tumbling ball clubs, he con ceedeil, but so well had he laid his W ill Keep HOO U»nt Busy Between a twilight and night I the dewlopment is ,in no sense a finish with a trio of doublehead­ double-header in St. Louia when Wade, who played in the Rose qualify a.s an export...... He haa preliminary plan.s that all wa.s in' ' Some 800 new ore cars will be his Socker.s drop from three to 18 readine.ss when Brazil, the United war nioasiire. although work was ers that boosted the contributions the magnetic Yankees were in Bowl himself in 1916 with Brown I u.sed for transport to Vitoria. hastened by war need. past the half million dollar mark.- town, it was announced through University and returned later with games behind the Yankees in Just States and England reached their About half of this equipment al­ team.* from Alabama and Duke, about two weeks, not because the recent agreement. "Small amounts of Itabira ore A New York crowd of 69,136 the loudspeaker that fried fish I ready has been ordered in the have been exported for years, and paid an estimated $80,000 to eee sandwiches were on sale. The' old brings his 46-man squad to Pasa­ champions were playing great I Under this the Itabira proper­ United States. always'found a market," he ex- the Yankees and the Washington come-on. I don’t know how many dena from Camp Cooke, where he ball but because his own hireling*, [ ties and the Vitoria and Minas Here it is planned to employ plain.s. "Interi.se development had Senators. In Detroit, the Tigerev fried fish sandwiches were peddled, has been tuning up the Army brooding over Ted Williams’ last Railroad were turned over to the about 5.000 men in surface min­ been studied and con.sldered feiis- and the St. Louie Browne drew but they certainly didn't sell much eleven for sevetal weeks. Fenway capers. • were beatin* j Brazilian govern men t-con trolled ing operations, slicing off a top ible for twenty-five years. 60.758 and a gate of $68,172. And baseball. Wade has one team pretty well themselves. Cia. V’nle do Rio Doce. for an un­ section of one of the peaks of ii-Oii •'Once the high grade .ore of Ita­ approxlmatitly $30,000 came in at ' Cleveland has had 10 different T: I--,-, selected. It includes eight men At! .this point the Sockers, by stated' compen.satinn to Farqiihar ore and Carrying it in aerial buck­ bira fa given acce.sa to the sea. it Philadelphia, where the ^Athletics starting times this season—games ■ ■ ■ <<4 ' , who played footbsll at Texa-s A. winning 13 of their 15 starts, bav* and assiH-iates. and a U. S. loan of ets down 2,(K)0 feet to a big auto­ will always he a.saured of a mar­ met the Boe^n Red Sox! at all. hours. A M. Colleg'e, one from the Uni­ bounced back to within nlna versity of Texas, ‘ and two ex- $14.00.000 made available for de­ matic loading station. ket, even if peace should come to­ Ruth Stan Even the All-Star gams — in Yep. It’S the one and only Babe (George Herman) Ruth, all- time home run champion and once games of J^ie Yankees.... .They Florida men. velopment of the project, with In Vitoria, capital of the state morrow. . _ _ . , • Romember a dtsrharged em- These doubleheaders, redesig­ New York, with ita 7,000.000 peo­ mainstay of the New York Y’ank ees. as he gets ready for h(s app carance with Walter Johnson Irt open a long home stay against the I payment to la' itiade in ore to the of Espirito Santo and located on a 4. Be suspieioiis of generous ploye nmv hold a grudge. Y’le^v ple— was played at night It had to a benefit in Yankee stadium. New York,- The scene of this practice swing, with Bemie Mahoney In the backfield he has John western clubs tomorrow and, nine* I "Meanwhile the United • States nated as relief games after the Kimbrough, Jim Thomason, Bill U. S. at a specified price. deep water Atlantic harbor, an and England will be getting the I 'i i "uaplolonsly any fornn-r worker first five American League be hurrl^ through to avoid a catching, was also the-stadium, so the Babe could refresh his memor>’ as to juat how far away those their pitchers are at their peaka, | Work started immediatelv un­ automatic loading ore«bin with a shipyards. faotorieM or arsenals. 1 hanging arniind your plant. An blackout which kept the crow'd in fences are. Conatser and Marion Pugh, all they figure to do very well. WU* 'Boom To#n—Itabira, from whose nearby mountains -will come Iron for war now. peace later. world's purest iron ore for their Army-Navy contests brought in Texas Aggies. Lineman include der the flireotion of Dr. Israel capacity of 1.200 tons an hour is j war production" ^oniellniTs they re trying to Imisen .Axis agent might^help ^ him “ get leas than $75,000, enabled the Jun­ its seats for 30 minutes. liams, however, can make their I I longues with that extra drink. | e\-en.” " As one veteran scribe remarks: Henry Hauser, Leonard Dicksy, form run for Sweeney if he la ua* I ior circuit to surpass its quota loe Routt, W. H. Dawson of the of $250,000. although It fell short 'Today ball players and baseball able to laugh off the shower of d ^ | writers are Uke burglars. They sit .Aggies. Park. Myers of Texas and cayed fruit he ran into in Phila­ of the $270,000 produced- by the At Weill Explains Everything Forrest Ferguson snd Julius Bat­ National League. around all day waiting to do a Job delphia. Ted starts sulking whan I at night.” tista from Florida. the cash customers give him a I Babe Ruth and Walter Johnson The Army squad arrived at Main Street, U. S. A., Goes to War What are ow-ners going to do ‘ • Piccadilly Circus Is Yankee Sideshow were added attractions at Yankee Pasadena today but no workouts riding anywhere and whan b* I stadium. -The ex-slugger of the when the n'ovalty wears off and To New York Commissioners were scheduled until a double-drill does, the Red Sox do not play | Yankees and the former pitching people stop going at night? They’ll tomorrow. Major Wade and his mOch baseball. Everybody in America'» Umall Toirns C.an Pitcfi. in on a Community Effort o f By .Alfretl Wall ace of the Senators faced each hardly be able to go back to day­ staff. flew to San Diego today to General Manager Eddie Colliiia,l Wide Wiirlil Feuliires ether in an exhibition between light then. By Lou Black scout the formidable Redskins in who made himself one of tha.1 London—Piccadilly Is ju.st Main OH .OiYEH/ r SAY, OLD ~ASP ITS YOOft fiCTPlOTlC Baseball has lost much of the New Haven. C!onn., Aug. 24— greateet infieiders of all tima km *! Tremendous Importance. -h fO O T A games and the Babe obliged by an intra-squad game at their reel now. p/TLcotv, Y o u n e DUTY TO AEEJ> US Johnny Upon breaks in spec­ dignity that Byron Bancroft John­ —If you think you’re smart, con­ before vitamins were given any I CHAPPtE, WMOiE- 'm E R C XA NIFTY driving two lyalls. into the stands. Major League Standings training camp. The once hoity toity West End. ARE YOL' { . c a m p e d : OV THE P/6NT i HAPPy ' As for the pennant races, the tacularly as Detroit shortstop and son fought so hard to give it and sider one AI Weill, better knowm Two. additions to the Army out­ serious consideration, is becomlaffl By NEA Service cene of London's mtist glittering BiVOUACHEPr N,— APAttrMOtTi keeps going. which made it the greatest of pro­ as the "vest” on Jacobs Beach, his convinced that pills ha've mudi| Waahlngton—"IVhat can Yankees watched their American fit are due to reach Loa Angeles I do metropolitan life, teems with Am­ in p x c a d iu y League lead shrink to nine full fessional sports. usual haunt. Occasionally, the ro­ Saturday after playing In the col­ merit. “ It probably la only a about the war?’* you’ve pro­ ericans in uniform. ftlstory really repeats itself at tund AI Strays off the sidwalks of- bably asked yourself — you grass- games while the BrookJjm Dodg­ lege All-Star-C!hicLgo Bear game chological reaction, but I am caB*| - An American Just can't be ers hiked their margin to the Na­ Duke University, so far as A. A. New York to peddle hi* w-ares. Y'esterday's Results Eastern at Chicago. They are Bob Gude. vlnccd that the boys have root farmers, small-towh wives. homesick any more. There are Wilkinson is concerned. In 1924. which happen to be 'box fighters. acsBtry lawysta and village school- tional League to seven and a half. Tigers’ Star Eastern W L Pet. Vanderbilt’s Great center. and show-ing more epark tad pepper I jeeps buzzing to the right and 'The Dodgers, who open an Im­ Wilkie Wilkinson welcomed the In Connecticut. Williamsport 3-0. Hartford 2-1. Albany ...... 74 46 Holt Rest. ex-Alabama end. since they atarted taking thoaal a a ’ama. left, , rows of efficient looking late Howard Harding Jones to Recently, the "vest,” who man­ Well, the answer, on good su- portant four-game series with the Binghamton 7-6. Albany 1-1. Scranton ...... 68 49 vitamin-mineral tablets back M l khqlti-painted staff cars. Trinity College (that fall to be­ ages beak-boppers as well as pro­ felmtra 7-3, Springfield 1-0. Wilkes-Barre ...... 70 52 Aug. 5,” he aaya “No ^ 1 that X| ■iatlty. Is this; You can wrin It! One whole street of vast old- second-place Cardinals In SL Louis Shortstop Is tonight, turned back the New come Dukei. He covered the do­ motes fights, made two trips with­ Scranton at Wilkes-Barre—post­ Binghamton ...... 67 .56 ever beard about will maka a beit>| ▲t least. It ean’t be won with- fashioned houses has'bt'en taken ings of the last Trinity team. in our borders, and while it ia true w t you. York Giants in both ends of a poned. Williamsjiort ...... 65 .55 Sports Roundup ter hit with the bases loadad over. A huge apartment house In 1925, Pat- Herron came to that AI didr'l return ' to the Me­ -National Hartford ...... 54 66 give a pitcher a abutouL But Maybe your individual war ef- contains a new American dispen­ double bill that drew 32.886 al­ Keen Plaver though Babe Ruth' was perform­ Duke and Wilkinson dished out tropolis e millionaire, there were Bo.ston 3-0. Philadelphia 1-2 Elmira ...... 54 66 Red Sox have been playlag t e t t ssstws too small for you to sary. Skilled technicians are on the football dope for him. The follow­ loud Jingles where his Jangles were By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. believe such a large sUtemenL ing only a subway ride away. Chicago 3-3, Cincinnati 0-0. Springfield ...... 30 92 ball since they atarted job. The whole shebang, compris­ ing year. Jimmie DeHart came to when last seen on Broadway in tha Wide World Sporte Colomnlst But your government believes it Camllll Homer* Detroit Youngsters Is Brooklyn 6-7; New York 4-5 New York, Aug. 24— Here are a them and, after all, that wia-i ing 11 officers and 29 men, is the Blue Devils and Wilkinson w-as 40’8. (1st game 10 innings. 2nd game 5 And one branch of the, govern­ p resid ed over by Lieut.-Col. ■Phe first game went ten Inn­ National couple of new angles on the foot- umn is the acid teet in baoebal.*’ ment the Bureau of Foreign and ings before Dolph Camilli came Header! to Stardom: still at it. Here’s how Weill did it; innii.giii. Charles Bunting Daugherty of In 1931. Wilkinson was the'first As the manager of Pedro Her-' Pittsburgh 5-2. St Louis 3-5. W L Pet. ball-for-soldier. business, present­ Domestic Commerce, is ready to Jeanette.-Pa., who is responsible up with the bases loaded and Brooklvn ...... 84 35 ed by a guy who was closely con­ Oielp you to help yourself in do­ Wasted the only ball pitched by Took .Advantage of man on the campus to greet Maj. nandez. No, 1 challenger on the American for the health of all American Wallace Wade when his big car New York Commission's list for Boston 2-7. Philadelphia 0-0. St. Louis ...... 43 nected with the college game be­ th* even more than you’re doing forces in the Lohdon area. reliever Harry Feldman for a New Y’ork ...... 65 57 fore he went, into the Army Air First Chance Aug. 16. rolled in from Alabama the featherw-eight championship St. Lfiuis 2-4. Detroit 1-2 1 2nd bow. "Their getieraf health ia good,’ grand slam homer to trip the Cincinnati ...... 59 61 force , . . His Idea is that the only Local Sport This government help is no Now- Eddie Cameron is taking 'held by Chalky Wright, he agreed game 10 innings). r,r, Giants. 6-4. Camilli also drove Wa.shington 7-0. New- York 6-3 Pitt.'burgh ■...... 63 service men who can get ready to mag prescripUon. It isn’t a “pro­ the* Br'itish^^wdien" 'reaV*hMpltal | I’’®'’* " '‘Ih expansive , of men forming in the street for ’em In me hack. But they does Detroit. Aug. 24 Old-timers over and Wilkie Wyklnson finds for a tidy bundle of cabbage to Chicago ...... 5S in both the other Dodger runs, but himself clearing the decks once (2nd game 6 innings i. 68 play tough schedules are the ca­ ject” No "expert” from Washing­ treatment is needed, we’re taLng accou- some sort of a fifatigue detail. have trouble with our money.” can't recall when a young short­ permit hia "boy” to fight Willie Boston ...... 50 74 .403 Chatter \ 1 ? " . trements to kceokeep a vounryoung fellow Thev’d been wnrU., Mell Ott nullified these with a stop came up with , such a more for action as a footbsll pub­ Pep, the sk'inny Hartford kid. in Chicago 3-0, Cleveland 1-1 (2nd dets who have regular hours set ton is going to come oqt and help goo are too tired for It la a primer of self-help. You clatter of typeWTiters and Inside lady plucked at my sleeve. ‘Tell adopted London parlance things checked in from the Beaumont ton. and is going to Hollywood would fight for promoter Weill L enough to do much more theal may purchase it from the Super­ such a time finding places to stay. “are not too bad." tenth. farm to put the breath of life Into with him. (the same chap I at Weat .Haven. Elmira at Binghamton (ni. New York ...... 82 42 serious athletics . . . “As you -dampen the ground it was e n o u ^ l you can see rows and rows of me.’’ she said, "do you Americana know, football is pretty tough.’’ intendent of Documents, Wash­ I’mm afraid the officers will*■». want bring along convicts'with your All but a very few of the en» Darkness held the second game toothle.ss Detroit Tigers. Jenkins, who lost hia punch and 2. Pep. a natural featherwelg'bt eicranton at Wilkes-Barre 2 ini Boston ...... 72 51 for the Pagani West Sides and the I uniformed clerical personnel. to be commandeering it to five frames and agjxln R was a (Only games scheduled-) .58 he remarks, “and the boys will not ington, D. C., for the sum of five There is a sign, "United States Army to do the hard work?" listed men are selectees. They ” I have seen them come and go. the lightweight leadership beuuse and barring'' accident the next Cleveland ...... 6t 1937 :High school stare to call o6(| cents. worried buck confided. have Just one serious complaint— last ditch rally that gave the but this kid is the beat of them he refused to behave Ihmself..'tells champ in that division, would! National St. Loins ...... 64 59 go for it in a big way unless some the scheduled contest at the OvsLI Army Postofflce" outside one •-’Oh. no,” 1 said, "these men are Brooke^ th^ nod. 7-5. Ott hit his Brooklyn at St. Louts ini.- provision Is made to give them The booklet contains two state­ building. Inside a big staff of uni­ Throughout the whole establish­ ’Things sure do coift money over all,” says Steve O'Neill, the old Davee that he is hungry again. come in overweight Detroit ...... 61 64 It was to be the first of a threal Just in their fatigue uniforms be­ 24th .Aiome run of the year, but ■ (Only game scheduled i Chicago ...... 53 64 time to practice. The boys in khaki ments that are worth remember­ formed postal clerks sweats over ment you get the impre.ssion that cause they’ve got rough work to here. A pound may be four dol­ American League catcher, man­ Prizefighters who get hungry So what ? game aeries.' Both managerei ing the next time you feel your here is an army camping out in a lars. but In our book it geta.itself the Giants had to come from be- ager and'coach who pilots the twice usually stay that w-ay. Pep best Hernandez in a hard Ameriran Washington 48 71 have another big battle and they agreed that it would be played! the tons of mall going in and com­ do." n (Open date.) Philadelphia ...... ■ contribution 'toward victory can't ing nut. city. There is evidence of make­ spent Just like a dollar bill at ' hind with four run?"in the fifth ^aiim ont club. fought fight in Hartford before a 48 82 wlU not be as interested in foot­ Wedneaday night at 6 o’clock at| possibly make much difference “ E Plurihus Unum”—Out of shift preparation everywhere. Par­ I explained how much’ clothing home. Maybe quicker." to tie the score. Then Billy Her­ '■"A great young player with a ball as they were in college.” . . . Young enlisted men off duty every enlisted United States sol­ gate of some $10,000,' and last the Oval. ^ th er way; Many, One — Is the spirit of skylark and holler in the streets. titions have been thrown up hur­ Financl^ly, th^ officers too are man decided the issue with s twii- wonderful future." as.serts Jack Thursday packed ’em in for Weill B\^1ped 63 bases In 1931. 38 the StUl, if they can run a blg-tlme Doty-Yovella Ameriran teamtvork that will dier got as regular equipment. "The hope of the nation ia the Important-looking officers dash riedly to make more offices where having tough sledding because of run single in the fifth. Zeller, general manager of the at West Haven against Nat Lltfln. following season and 27 In 1933. program and not interfere with Thur^a'y night Red Doty w in I I win the war. The smal ttnwn "Deah. dcah, you are a moat Plan Prizes countryside — an alive, alert, in and out of General Headquar­ few existed. About the whole set­ the rocketing cost of living. Pfrmtes Stop Carde Detroits. So roly, poly AI won going and ON THE StiiTiweiBS IS likely to wind up training—and soma say they can crawl through the ropes against I get-together, like that plr- up is the smell of rough pine dressy country.” she exclaimed. aroused, Victorious countryside." ters. One outstanding impresaion you The Pittiburgh Pirates ended a “ It is not Just what he does but coming or vnee versa, -and that' this 'season as tops in Interna­ — we don’t see the purpose in caU- Dom Yovella at the Red Men's | tiireil ahovf, is the heart of boards and sawdust and there ia a In Hyde Park there is always a ing it off . . . A winning team is a “The more you and your -town There are three huge enliated get about the officers is their ab­ St. Louis winning streak at eight the way he doe's it that stamps For Kiddies isn't all. tional League hlston,’. He has Arena. Both boys mean biistna democracy. Other photos show men’i meases. Bnlifted men’s constant tatoo of hammering and goodly sprinkling of American sorption in their work. You never gamee when a home run by EJlbte Upon as a natural ball player.” made off with more than 60 al­ handy way to build up the old col- work out your own salvation with­ some ways In which nrighb Duke-Kiidaire fight. After hear-1 Urea and gas. thf Chicago Cubs ■ I blanked the New York Athletic Oommiaslon to New Y ork .— The Yankees are' tng for s, week that the Irishman! same general lines. Club where you can get almost all I-ondoners. it must be said, are squiring British girls all over Cincinnati Reds twice by identical nected with baseball for more than Stimweiss, who’ll be remem- $27,500 worth of tickets for the Kiddies day at Globe Hollow will point out tha* while his Heman- going to havV a scourge of the ■ from'Tlartf.ord i? i would go all I Pnigrani Is Planned the cokes you want American cig­ taking this American invasion town. ’They seem to get along very scores' of 3-0. Pasaeau gained 25 years. det was beaten by an "unknown , bered as a . great football half- Amateur Softball. Association For War .And Wealth arettes and. most of the time, well indeed. Maybe It’s the snappy Jack Tlghe. manager of the be held next Wednesday afternoon. base paths nej^year for the first , back at the University of North World Championships . . . The sail­ out m proving that Duke's kayol pretty .much in stride. Liioky Toehohl his 17th win, although he yielded August 26th. The program M’ill up Hartford way.” the kid who The manual is divided into two chewing- gun. There's a juke box You can spot them smiling in­ uniform. Muskegon Reds of the Michigan time since BolliHg Ben Chapman i Carolina.-Will have to change or w-as Chief Petty Officer Max two weeks beiore was a fidke. they! nine hlLs, While Wameke tossed r a r t at 2 o'clock and there will be won was over the featherweight shad settled back to watch a brula-1 general sec tions. The first “rtffe.rs , and other American gadgets. dulgently at these bustling, friend­ Taxi drivers compliment our a two-hltter for his best effort of State League, with whom the 19- j positions when he Joins the Gail, who has been working with swimming and diving events for limit. was running w1ld^ decade ago. tng fight. Kildaire did not open up! sugge.stions m t.ackling war-^r-at- | Now the Red. Cross has opened ly aliens, who swarm in ever in­ doughboys ai\d officers. Saves His Life* the year. year-old Upon broke in last sea­ Tee. hee sn<‘ ha. ha. [Yankees, for New York already the Association because this year's ed problems iiffe. ling ysiur com­ up a new center, the Washington creasing numbers. son, sings the same chorus. the children to enter. Boys and He’s George Stimweiss. solid ■ has the greatest second baseman profits wjll go to the Detroit Navy and it was up to him to fumiall| ’They’re proper gentlemen," Boston and Philadelphia spIiL girls who wish to enter in the munity The secomt offer.- a plan ! Club, for enlisted men. It is s Today there were several squads Homegrown Star ' B rra^ In Well second- ba.*eman of\the Newark : in baseball in Joe Gordon. George rscreational fund . . . He told the the prooV It ended in s draw. said my cabby. "I tikes to haul the Bravee taking the first game. events must sign up with Orlando Bears. to incicase your town's pro.sp, i ;ty, , General MacArthur’s Headquar­ 3-1. and the. Phils grabbing the Breaking in qlth the Tigers in ! will get a chance at third base. truck driver, who was Bill Bar­ Ivy-Pep both .now' aru wh.-n the '.viir is Z - . Orfltelli at Globe Hollow before 'The Yanks of recents years While the Hartford papers ters, Australia—<4*t—An Americaa nightcap, 2-0, on Rube Malton’e the nightcap of a double-header nett, Athletic Director of the win I won. - 1 ■ with Chicago at Briggs Stadium Wednesday. Major League h a d n ’t troubled themselves to say that Ihi.* is a natural this cer-| four-hit pitching. worn.- about stealing thefr way Teamster„ Union . ! Barnett got Part I [irineed.s on th<- reai.r,i,. on.Hid-r*'il -*uch things as sal- aeriaUgunner, Sergt. &. C. Hollis­ Aug. 16. Upon fielded spectacu­ Prizes for first place in each- a bright idea, and the eventual re­ ner w ill agree. Its a natural box I In the American League, the event will be awarded to the win­ around the, bases. T h ey’ve just able assumi'ti'm that national ae. ' vat- -f tat and grease, better nu- ter, owes his life to a lucky toe­ larly, hit three singles and drove sult was that the Umon . bought ' office attraction, but a very poor I Senators handed Johnny Murphy ners. The following merchants are ^ Leaders hesitated safely on a bag until Junior Stars tlon dep»'iids upo! cc>n;nuinit\' nr- 'lit n Mit'iry gardens, increased Where You Can Eat Your Way to a Diploma hold 25,000 feet above the earth. in a run'. What ia irore important, out the U. of Detroit Stadium for match for Pep The fight will notl tion. that I'l mn.unity at tion ..- ~ fot htad lunches and his eighth straight setback when he has kept going. donating the prizes: Mancheste'r some mate knocked them in.'Per­ prove anything to Pep that thel Hoin.ster was firing from the they rallied for three runs in the By The .\Mociated Preu haps they won't actually need the night of the tournament semi- pontLs upon ytiu m ;ii titiii. -*ipd‘ tha.t ' needy laniilies a.s well as private . Wide World Features lobater-lovera concentrate on the Uke Charley Gchringef. Bar­ Plumbing and Supply Co., Clif­ Plav Winners - flnaU. ! fan* do not already know -and to! bottom turret of a bomber under ninth Inning to beat the Yanks. ford's Men’s and Boys’ Shop. National League Stirnweisa’ adeptness at pilfering you might ju.st as well be the |« r- UM- ‘ rtiiy" i-iin till riiililrfn of work­ attack by Zero fighters, over New ney MrCoaky and Hal NewhoUser. I ' Today'* Uuevt Star • Ivy it will be a chance to move up| son who starts things go-ng ami ing pari-iits mil hlo«l banks. New York Ever hear of an ' ‘■'J*' the moat delicious 7-6. but Ernie Bonham blanked Western Autp Associate Stores. Batting— Reiser, Brooklyn. 337; next year, either, but his base eating school? There's one run Guinea whan one of the Zeros Upon is a liomegrcwn Tiger. He Slaughter. St. Louis, .326. running will add at little color and i . Arthur Siegel, Boston Traveler: In the ring ratings. . if he wins. keeps them'going. P-irt II -uiggi-stn an exhaustive Washington, 3-0, in the nightcap, is a graduate of a Detroit high Blish Hardafare Oo.. Triple ' X Adolph Flashner, a gourmet who There and Chaw! whipped in close and a cannon which was baited by darkneaa Runs—OtL New York. 93; Reis­ change to the New Yorkers' o f­ Playground Champ* ; "The prize yam out of the minors If Pep Loeee Suggested action begins In - :n\'.i,tiifv of 'S'liur town, and the schoo; and Scout With Egan Stores. Inp.. Goodyear Service It will be a decided eetback.1 SUltation with existing agencies; becanoe so bothered at the sight This condition has a psychologi- shell blew off the turret door. after five and a half Innings. er. ■ Brooklyn. 82. fensive. comes from the Bl-State League, .Mirn uniling ,ii.-a that th. town picked him up on the aandlota. Store. M wow’a Burton'a Arthur Play Picked TPani To­ where the Burlington team was ' There are several taglea that an-l your local defense eouneil. farm of ta'sty morsels being untouched ca! basis. Teacher Flashner main- The sergeant fell out backwards Red Sox Gain Drug .^store. Qiitnn's Pharmacy, Runs batted in—CamllH. Brook­ Ben was the '' greatest base St rvt s It takv-iiii s-i-minglv't-very- . . . but his feet caught behind a Upon, a right-handed hitter penalized $200 because the fans ter into atus statement. Right now! and business assisiatitins, servi. as the result of ignorance that he tains. Women are afraid to mar The Boston Red Sox picked up Wejdbn Drug C^., Wtlroae Dress lyn, 84; Medwl(k, Brooklyn, 82. stealer the Amencan League had j thing iroMi taxt s to toun.-tt.s. from bar connecting his two guns. standing an even six feet and HiU—Slaughter. St. t^uis. 152 seen since Ty Cobb'S' days. He night at West Side Oy-al threw mud at the \1slting Danville Pep is xne hottest prospect for! and ^-omen’s clubs, labor uir ms, ■ the reason that your town site decided to do something about it. their d a in tin ^ by using the pro- a gaihe on the leaders by shutting wreighing 170 pounds, finished sec­ Sk<^. Fradin's. Women’s Apparel and sin.llar civic oiganizat.ons. This academy of higher eating per muscular approach, and men His earphones were tom off but out the Athletics. 2-0 and 7-0. Triples — Slaughter. St. Louts. players . . . Sometimes "when a important money anywhere in tha! „ . . - ...... a- rhosen in the fihst plaee to ond among Michigan State League .Carroll Cut- Rale. Popular Market, The Yankees, wipners of the man throws mud, he'a elected to country... .provided that he doeel mass meetings, the reasons why probably soms teaches people to wisid a knife want to prove their ruggedness he still was able to shout for help Tex Hughson pitched four-hli- ball and Snodgrass Duck Farm. The 16; Nicholson. Chicago, 9. and fork adeptly—but it also em- by fighting the claws tooth and through the intercommunication batters in 1941 vrith 359. Home runs—Ott. New York, 24; public office." w-hat he is told. Ha Will fight for| appointment of committe. - and , oi all of these original fortes h.,-.- In the firat for his 17th win and Although he has not since ap prises are now oo display at Globe playground baseball league, : will sul^ommtttees. ■ arrful planymg, i been weakened by sot lal ami phasizes the value of food conser- nail. system transmitter. Another gun­ Mize. New York, and CamilH, play the AU Stars, a combination , peanuts in Hartford wrhare hia 11th straight and Joe Dobson paared to be a power hitter, he Hollow Swimming Pook Service Dept. « r a lot of hard work by every- ei.tnumic rhani;r. vation in line with war-Ume econ- To break down the inhibitions. ner saved him from a drop of 25,- matched his performance in the Brooklyn, 21. could have gotten, money in Newl Offieerg Help omy measures. 000 feet. was the top' hand in total bases, The Royal loe Cream Oo. and the of pla>’era from the oUier teams in Rene Oiouteati of St. Lotjis and Flashner provides bibs for his- pu­ second. Manchester Bottling' Works arc Stolen baaea—Reiser, Brooklyn. : York. .If Ivy does get the verdtctl 316 on 176 hits in 490 times at bat. 13: Fernandez. Boston, 12. the league. Monday evening at 6 Yale.' intercollegiate 1.500 'meter Naturally everv sugge.stion does " " You .Must Have Beeper! pils. With no fear of splattering 'Ihree-hit pitching by Ted and w-aa far ahead in home runs treating the kiddies to ice cream j it. will give him a long awraltedl not apply to every * rommui. iti. "P 'H** i Uiiloa e Army Gordon, New York. 337. strong lineup in Brown. Klein. intensive physical fitneas program past six months. His wrla e lla pafticttlar needs. IS praitiial and level-headed Shanahan heard the Missouri Pa- lems at the table. Otherwise you'll hurled the tribe to a 1-0 triumph edging out Dizky Trout in the Runs — Williams. Boston, 107; Warren. Taggart, Phelon. Vannart, the cadett go through has develop- shelled body, a lobster-cracker to in the ten-inning nightcap with a Loe Angelee — OH — An Army Hemandea was the stepping atOMj general subjects taken up ciflc station agent needed help or let yourself in for a first-ciaas case pierce the claws’ sheila and a small afterpiece when they pushed-over group here becante attached to DiMagglo. New York. 96. Briggs. Crockett. DcBattisto. juhii a lot of muacicis CThoutaau. never to the Mecca -of aU filt e r s . •i Part I are farm labor short-short kL I ". "the th** truin snlvht Kul.4 of indigestion.” five-hit Jol). Ken Keltner'i third two talliee in the top. half of the and Jim Martin. The AU Stars are used in swtmmmg . . . Branch ba> kbuiie ol Ameru a. " -a work­ the express train might be held fork to remove the meat. This suc­ San Francisco — W5 — Yfedlcins Sugar, a pup that wait bom with Runs batted in—W’tlUama. Bos­ New York. town labor ahortagr, trans- up. Under the head of eating prob­ culent meat ia worth all the trou­ two-bog^r brought in the win­ tenth. only a stump for a right foraleg. ton. Ill: Doerr, Boston, and Di- the pick of the other three teams Rickey reports that the St. Louis able method of stifi.'nmg the na­ rushed to San Francisco while the. ning run. : B**^*^*’* deliveriest aalvage The sheriff and several (jeputies lems the school rates artichokes, ble you must undergo to get at The Rad Cross took aa tntareat in Mag^a-New York, 86. and wUl be composed of Gaudlno, CTardlnA'*;' organization baa sent ■ ■‘ w a p •oQecUon; tlie home tional spine. great fire of j006 was constunirg The St. Louie Browns pulled to boarded the train at Salina, rode fried chicken, com on the cob and it, Fjaahner is convinced. the city Is going to serve in an­ Tn'Eatartala Treope the crippled maacot and callod in Hits—Spence. Washington. 163; Bereaenskl. and Lupachino from 124 players to the armed, forces, Signs Moyle at; atiortages of marhin- other delicacies that defy deft w Maranes from the Bnroklyn Navy outbreak after the disaster, b.'.’.-s ia Britain to join other ata*e lolk Home runs—WilUaiaa, Boston, Ekivls from the Tigers. folfers ia uniform. • !*«{ bond m im end other Station Agent Stephen Juneau un­ meat but manages to stow away worked his way up through a rtartlng i^tebers went the dis­ here to eBtertaia United Stat around the camp without a trace This should be a thrilling game oontreef with Warper Brea Yard guarded public and private load 2.000 pounds of heavy expreas been taken from storage ahd dona­ 36; Keller. NHr York. 38. drivee; bousing- helping , ’^ropeity at Trov. N Y in. 1877, a supply of saafood three times number of distinguished Kurop^^ tance. wtth John Ntggellng shad­ troope. It was an'hounced today. of a limp. Stolen bases—Oaae. Washington, from start t() finish-and the Yanks Brazil, the fourth largest nation dloe. Miss Loa who rams s through wet harrkhiiui and with their help, the train a day. has launched a rrugade to ted to the Army for use > in. the 1 w atn'ze para- ing H41 Newbouaer in the opener Among, the pthera are Allen J6n 81; KuheL CMeago, 31. must be up to their championship in ths world, ta gifted with bounti­ country el* nionthe gn gn bn$tieIsxM4$ wasn't held up -not for a tingle pt.-rsiiude people that the best part i Department store sales have In- tropica where malaria la prevalenL -when the Brownea scerad two un- kins. Frank McHugh and Patricia of Dr. ilpaed bueuteoe m wae Mats.. MMMts. HflEXL O.AME—Adalpb Flaaba-r, right, rvpiaiaa the stfurtarr s( Pitching—Bormsy. New York, form to produce a rtetory over this ful natural teeourceo. according to ■f l t d LUa anwUesaB w Ua b od ji. Moat j areaaed M par edit ipag. The er.tectcd outbreak ia iOO* MotTlML Read Ucndd Advse array of yeua* haaahaO hapeCalit the D e e e rtm a M 'e f------a Isbdtsr la s eeeple e< a# Mala at bis eattac aeboal. aever developed. 13-3; Hticbsoo, ■ oetns. IT-S. •Utaw* i f$3BK T ^ L V a MANCHESTER EVENING. HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAT. AUGUST 24. 19

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAT, AUGUST 24, 194* t»AGE THTM EK t ' FOR MICKEY FINN Fearing the Woert! LANK LEONARD S A l i RENT A Gtij's Wanfs Classified fbrVbur Benefit .i*. BUY Sense and Nonsense W-WHAriMUSrVE BEEN WHERE ARC I ACROB^^JHE’ 1NP0 M eOMBl THE WE 60IN 6?/ PRCIOKr YNID A C M E WHOLE PLfNNT f — T O T H E R lV ___ A Million Mallet B lo w s ___ Ruth—^How aoBM you ara reduc­ AMMUNITION M AY 6 0 U P— 51 Wanted to Rent 68 Les^al Notices William Ernest Hocking, profea- ing? M a a ^ e itte r Agnes—Ob, to cut dowm aa- PLANT «TIU. LOST -SILVER NECKTIE claap, FOR SALE- VAN TYPE BODY WE PAY YOU $5.00 for selling FUR.VITURE ABANDONED M>r of phlloeophy at Harvard (A clergyman, introducing some WANTED--BY YOUNG couple, •Air A COUKT OF PROBATK HEl.D BOOC5FROM Evening Herald with track meet medal attached, with doors, 9 ft. long, 5 ft. high, ten $1.00 boxes. 50 beautiful a.s- Plane Crashes polnta out in a Fortune editorial new hymn books, gave the clerk a penaea between Bldwell'a and Sheridan 5 f t wide. Call 2-1515. apartment, flat or home for rent, at -Manchester, within and for the THE FORCE sorted name imprinted Christmas Due to unfor.seen circumstances. preferably centrally located, ref­ district of Manchester, on the 34th that man la fashioned by a million notice after the serrnon. The clerk CbwHIed Advertisemenfa > Hotel, on Main street Saturday Don’t worry about whether it’s OP THE cards sell $1.00,- your profit 50c. 3 rooms of furniture purchased 4 erence. Call 2-0089. day of AuRuat. A. D.. 1941. mallet blows from the outside. To­ had one of his own to give with nieht. Finder please call 3459. FOR SALE- 1938 Bulck special Free .samples. Clieerful Card Co., Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq Fatal for 2.5 day those blows are pounding us hot enough ter you. Be sure you EXPLODING Count SIS avamr# word* lo a lino aedan, 1936 Packard sedan. 1934 months ago by a young .couple, re­ JudRe. ^ reference to baptism of Infants. InItInJo. numbora and abhrovinttona Reward. 28AH White Plains. N. Y. hard and fast! lAiubL fears, wor­ He announced; "All those who are making it hot enough ter the Bneb ooant na a word and oom oound rontiac sedan Inquire at P.in- cently \v,is abandoned. This furni­ Kitate of Sarah F. Hfnchey Ute E O N iej of Manchester in said district, de­ ries, uncertainties, problems, smash Axis. ^^Tda aa two words iflnlmtim coat taleo's Used Auto Parts,. Horan ture sold for $269 and is now avail­ House.s for Sale 72 have children they wish baptized, COUNTER GIUL-WAlTRESS to 1------■ ceased. Another Possibly Killed at our minds and spirit^ like la prlca o f tliraa Itnea. Announcements street. able for some lucky per.son for l.*pon application of George C please send In their names at Una rataa o«r daE for tranatant 2 work at ,so a y a ...i 7 otai 9 eta 43 Scarborough Road, reoondi- admitted to probate as per applica- I have the laM word about bow his notice, arose and said: “ And I got a honey of a strike breaker. OU TSlOe • ConaacutlT# Days... 9 ota|ll ota , size. Order now for October de* WA.N’TF.D GIRLS FOR bench tion on flic. It is livery. TeL 6595. Agent will call. NEED NEW ’’ BRAKES? Ford. Includes % Pc. Living Room tloned and now ready tor occu* OltDEHEn;—T|iat the foregoing those bloira ahall nxxllfy ns. Even wrant to say for . the benefit of THCOmESf 1 Dasr ...... In eta!1i ota work, steady and clean work. pancy. Apply Edward J. CThevrolet. Plymouth reltned with Apply at Tober Baseball ,Mfg Suite, with lariips and tables, .Mod­ HoU. application he heard and determin­ By The Associated Press amitlat wars we are still the rulers those who haven’t had any, that Two privates la the rookie army All ordara for Irreputar inaartiona Tel. 5117 or 5118. ed at the. Krobate ulTIre In Man­ of our mental kingdoms. Life Is 10 will ba charged at tha one tima rala. GLIDDEN E.VDURANCE house the be.st Comax brake limng Co., Elm street, Manchester. ern Bedroom Suite. 5 Pc. Dinette chester In said District, on the 19th At least 26 and possibly 28 bftl- they may be obtained f’xim me any were having a fIgbL - Aa officer Spaolal rates for long tarm avary paint refreshes, pteserves your fS.95: Will call for your car and Set. rug, dishes and silverware. day of August. A. D.. 1942. at 9 cers and men were killed and three per cent what we make It and 00 day,' betwreen 2 and 4 o’clock, the rushed in and stuped the scrap IL [ 4tAy advarttalng given upon request. home. Weather-resistant. Perfect deliver same day. Phone 5191 WA.VTED - BAKERY Saleslady^ Everythlrtg Is In exceptionally fine o clock (w. t.l In the forenoon, and per cent how we take IL ones with the red backs at 25 cents cold -with the excited remark: Ada ordered before the third or Legal Notices 78 that notice be given to all person* others Injured yesterday In four ■ftli day will be charged only for fmlndation for repainting. Check­ Brunner's, 80 Oakland street One with bake shop experience Often we see one man who la and -the ordinary little one* at 15 "Oome, come, mea! W e can’t have copditlon and looks like new. Can Interested In said estate of the scattered airplane accidenta OUT 01^^ WAY BY J. R. WILUAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR HOOPLE tbs actual number nr ttmea ^he ad erboard Feed Stores, 1063 Main preferred, biit not neces.sary. Ai'- be seen at your convenience at .41 A OU HT ok I’ltOBATK HKI.D pendency of said application' and crushed by the blows of Ufe. And cents.” fightlnjg men in thia arm y!" It Aboaared, charging gt the rate earn- street. ply in person. Davis Bakery. 521 at .Maiii'Iifaier. wlitiln and for t)ir the time and place of hearing there ported by Army and Navy author- ' we aee another who has received • ad but no allowance or refiwida can IMstrlci of Manctipater. on Die Sliti on. by puhllshing a copy of this itlea. far greater pounding, yet keeps THW TAP ROtslALO ba mAda on six tima ads stopped'* Garages— Service— Main street, near the Center. ALBERT.S, 43 ALLYN .ST. •lay of AUKii-xt A. f ) , 194: NO, NO, JA K E .'-— oj-der In some newspaper having a The Navy said 11 mens were the Rag of bla apirit flying gal­ DUTV after tha fifth day. ' Storage 10 IT.a.nt WII.l.lA.M S HYDK. Kaq circulation In aatd district, at least FUNNY BUSINESS G1>JE W<5SELP OH RUN AND SET AN No **tlll forbids” ; display lines not I Hartford Phone 6-0358 known to have been aboard a Automobiles for Sale GENERAL HOUSEWORK, small Train, bus or car expenses refund­ Jud^e. ttve -days before the day of said lantly at the top of the mast. ’The TME D O M E Vi\TW TME ICEBAG FOR HiS (.Bold. WA.VTED TO RENT GARAGE in family, central location, live In, . K.vUle of Frederick M. Hitch- hearing,...... lo appear...... If they...... lee cause crashed difference la not in the blows, but FROKITOF I The lisrald will not bs respohsibis ed on purchase of above outfit. rock late of New Yo^k City leaving at aalrt '■ time■ ■ and ■ place ■ and ba heard I night In a field near Dahtrren IMOlAtH CLU6 VNftFTED NOS&IN/ ^ T iHKLE : tor mors than one incorrect inaer* 1941 PLYMOUTH DELUXE sedan. vicinity of Westminster Road. good salary. Telephone 8295. real eBtatr In Man^henter. in natd re In the way the blows are talten. tlott of a ^ advertisement ordered 1939 Plymouth Deluxe sedan, 1938 Call 3141 FOR s a l e Dintrici. / InMve tliereto^ and make return | Va„ and that there may have been Have you watched a fighter ride ACCOMPLISHED, HIM OOTA THIS VUOR.LD, CHESTERFIELD to thia court, and by mailing In a 12th victim. I far. more fnao one time. Plymouth Deluxe siedan, 1937 E.XTRA CASH SELL •exclusive sofa, very large. Heavy linen slip Tho K.\*'cm rlx hav Iru;,... .nxliiblu-d registered letter a copy of this the punches? He moves with, the. AMOS/ — MEBBE Tha fiiad\artant omiasion of in* Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1937 60 for $1.00 Personal Christmas ♦T admiiii.li rafG.n account w ith onler addressed-...... to Edward.. Hayes, Second biggest disaster was the blows and they seem to do tittle taorract publication of advertising cover, $25. .Matching lounge chair. »u ill estate lf»/thl« Court for nHow- care of janiea Kogarty. 64 Walnut Crash of an Armv flying fortress AMOTHER UTTLE KNOCK > wilt bg rectified onl.v by cancellation Dodge coach. 1936 .Dodge sedan. Motorcycles— Ricycles 11 Cards, stationery free samples. arii'c. it Ih / damage. The ^ of successfully 'WOTHIM' $15. .Mahogany de.sk. Phone set, C.'r*"''' A'*?,''*’? * '" ' Cobb-: Frank bomber in the southern New Mex- VtOOLD FETCH HIM |af the charge made for the service Cole Motors—4164. Wrappings. Religious, Humorous, end table. Miust be sold at once. —That the , 2tith duy -Miner. 24 Hudson afreet. .New Ha- Ico mniinfa)n. on J ii .l . living is learning how to mentally WOTHIM* eOSYJEU. HAS [randarad Birthday boxes 33 l-3c up. Od(l of Auk'uir A. IL. i:m2 at .o'clock yen. Conn.; Geor*e Miner, 983 Main northwest ride the punebss that Ufe hands BACK I All advarttaementa must conform' 1936 INDIAN motorcycle, A-1 con­ Reasonable. 97 Hamlin street. SCORED A FOR SALE- 1938 Deluxe four canls 2 V-2c. War Stamp Every­ (w. r.l ftirenimn. at th»» Probate street, Manchester. Conn.; Mary Cruces In which seven were out. [I d style, copy and typography with dition, .1940 Indian four-cyclln- • »rrice..^n •taid M.inchcit^r. tie and .Miner. .88 I-aurel etreet,'Manchester, I killed and two others injured in DIRECT HIT ON [regulatjona enforced by the publlah- door sedan, good rubber, priced dcl, complete, new motor Job. day Cards. Special offer. New FOR SALE--OVERSTUFFED 3 the .ijniu' Ip for a hearinR [dra and Xhey reaervs the right to right for quick sale. Phone England Art, North Abington, on tf>4" anowance of Mid adminin- ’ '‘ 8y»* *9 street, parachute landings. Where Are Thetse Fighting W ord* 7 M ARTH A'S I adit, revise or reject any copy* con* ' Tel. 7870. piece parlor suite, in good condi­ Wethersfield. Conn.;- Arthur Hayes. l ” 2-0987. 925, Mass. tion, .also gas stove with ov.en tration aoruunt with >*ald eetnte 423 Carnpfleld Ave., Hartford. Conn.; C nuinea on Hilltop Unfortunafely.. perhaps, a num­ NEW {•tdared objectionable. and thii Court direvli the Kxecii- Charles Hayes, care of Aetna Fire Six airmen Were killed and an- CLOSING HOURS^Classifled aas FOR SALE -G IR L'S full .size. control. 46 Maple street Tel ber of negative,' wishy-washy, pan- Mir r o r ' FOR SALE—1939 OLDSMObiLE WA.VTED WO.MAN .OR girl for trlx t<5 Kt\e puJillc notice to all per- s ba publlahed same day must he English bicycle, in very good Con­ 2-0207. , • H«»n*4 InfeTvMfd therein t'» appear ty-wasty words In connection with [racatved by 11 o'clock noon Satur* 4 door aedan, in .good condition. hou.sework, 4 room hou.se. one and be heard thereon l>y publishing Army medium bomber crashed on lava lo jo. dition. Call 52.52. H» street, Hartford. Conn.; Ethel the war still remain Imbedded in Telephone 8364 between 5 and 6 child, good salary. Call 7907 from FOR .SALE WI.VG A SON. piano, a.rt.py nf tbl^ order in mine newn- H. Wilson. RldKs Road, Wethera- k wooded hilltop seven miles p. m. paper hn\lnK « circulation In laid fleld. Conn. our language. Telephone Youi Want Ads 10 to 2 only. I walnut cabinet), good condition, iilitrlci. five tla>t before laid .day southwest of Bogalusa. La., ex­ WHJJAM B HYDE ploded and burst Into flames. ’The outstandinge one—d$Tenae _ Ada ar# accepted ovar the teia* Business Services Offered 13 3 metal bods and .springs. Inquire of hearing ^nd return make to this JlldR*. 1939 FORD DELUXE coupe, new Court. In the fourth accident Second —Is. th.ink goodness, on the way Ifhona at tha CHARGE RATE given GIRL OR WOMAN’ wanted. New at 29. Lilac street. H-S-24-47 out. "Defense” Industries are be­ *.bl^** tabove aa a eonvaneinca to advar* paint, good tires, excellen. con- MASONRY, SLATLNG, SLATE WI hi JAM HVnK Lieut. Melvlii F. Lacey, 21. of IfUart. but tha CASH RATES will be dltioh throughout, seats leather Model Laundry, Summit street. Judffe, Sacramento, '' Calif., was killed coming "wrar" industries. “ De­ walks. Outside fireplaces.' Repairs M-S;24-f7. ^ [ accepted aa FULL PAYMENT If covered since new. Special low when his Army pursuit plane fense" Savings Bonds are now F^ld at tha buslnaaa office on or be* on all kinds of slate work. Sulli­ BOOKKEEPER famUlar with Machinery and Tools 52 ! •’War" Bonds. [rora tha aavanth day following the price. Trades and teems. Cole van and Lewis, 37 Charter Oak shorthand and typing for general AT A e n r l?T OF PIIOBATK HKLD Ask for Steel struck a tree on a Uke-off from Motors. 4164. ■ 'r ' SILO FILLERS, USED FArmolM^^ Mancheeter. within and for the a base near Tallahassee, Fla. The expression “defense effort” [flrst tnaartton of each ad otharwtaa street. Manchester. Tel. 2-0418: office work. Including payroll r armaii , of Manche«ter. on the 24th itha CHARGE RATE will ba collect, tractors, Oliver plows, harrows, Namea of the dead in the Navy and "war effort" are weak expres­ lad. No rasponatbtlity for arrora in 1941 BUICK Century sedan. Radio wanted. Also must be wHIing to day of .\URuet A. l». n*»2. For New Bridge sions. In the first place, the word I telephoned ada will ba aaaumed and manure spreaders, Fordsoi parts, Preeent WIMJAM S. HYDK. Kiq . plane crash were not Immediately and heater. 'Bargain. Telephone assist on odd Jobs In mill in spare Jlldwe. announced, but the Army made effort” is too closely associated ftaatr accuracy cannot ba guaran* Building— Contracting 14 time. Apply .Manchester Knitting used Case traetor on rubber. Dub­ Itead. 7870. lin Tractor Company. Willlmantic. Kitate of Kllzat.eth >.fcCliiake>\ public the following casualtv list with a grunt and a groan, an "I- Mills, Manchester Green in per­ late of Mnnche.iter in »atd di&trict*. don't-Want-To-Do-It - But - Guess ‘A*’” Index of Clacisifiiationa CARPENTER WORK .and buUd- deceast*d. Hartford. Aug. 24 -(A5— HlPh- for the accident In New Mex'lco: 1'* 1940 PLYMOUTH aedan, radio, son. CLEARANCE FAR.M store mer­ rpon npptrcaiinn of John F. Foiev. way Commissioner Wintam J. O w . -ril-Have-To” attitude. Thq • ex- » n h » ...... A heater, seat covera Terms, $9 Ing, day o r ’ contract. Reasonable Dead: Lieuts. James E. Hudson. chandise. Rubber tired mowers, Atty.: praylnK that letter* uf ad- has asked the public., roads admin- ^dianapoUs. Ind.;> James Van pre.saion "war production",.4k Sug­ is t m a n u ...... <...... B weekly. Trades accepted. 1939 rates. Write Box J, Herald. mintfftratlon lie Kranted on laid e*- 4?^ G regular $169.95, now $161.45; con­ istration, federal war agency, for I George, California; Eugene _E. gested in Its place. LaSalle 4 door aedan. $445, terms, Help Wanted— !VIale ' 36 late. HI per application on file. It is Don’t say: "In our War with the _ ...... D FOR YOUR REMODELING or crete mixers, regular $88..50. now 1 —That ' the f0reR4>lnR help In an attempt to obtain 1,450 I Rochester, La Grande, Ore.; Leon o f T ban k s ...... b $6 weekly. 1937 Chrysler sedan, repair Job call Wm. Kanehl, con­ $83.95; saw frame, regular $54.95, application tie heard and determin­ tons of steel for the approaches to I Shane, Bethlehem, P a ; FrMk B. Axis, etc.” Say instead; "In oiir HooiortaoQ B $195, $4.50 weekly. Telephone SALESMEN —YOUR own ItKaJ Mt aad round ...... i tractor, 519 Center street. Tele-, now $52.25; portable milking ed at the Pn»t»ate Office In Manche*- the new Charter Oak bridge I Johnson, White Plaina N. Y.; WU.! fight to lick the Axis." E X E R C IS E S Finance Manager, Brunner Sales shoe business.' No Inv'estment, ad­ t**r in laid Dletrict. op the 2Dth day In private conversation, with no GOLOEKl HOURS BBOunearantti ...... V...... 1 phone 7773. machine, regular $166.95, now of AuRuat. A. I>.. 1942, at 9 o'clock across the Connecticut river. I Uam R. Simno, New Orleans, La, \8*>*«trw«i«*wa.*aT.aiia.aa,.t w a-AV L T Nia agavKt i«ic T. m ate w. * aat. ARE E-XemNSs oo»l» ...... I Co., 80 Oakland street. Open vance commissions, cash bonus, ladies present, the number of good "He wunis his feet a.s far from the earth as possible^* AufOMMIaa outfit free. 147 styles: men's, wo­ $158.95. All farm equipment re­ (w. t.i in the foren'Nin. and that Recently Mr. Cox and Mayor and SergL Cato H. Myera, Hous^ evenings. quires only 10 -percent down. notice tie Riven to all penon.* In­ Spellacy Jointly appHed for pHor- ton, Texas. fighting, words that explode is en- he's just back from a 20-ioile hikeT’ IAM o b o Mm fo r Bala ...... 4 men's, children's, Tanners Shoes, terested In laid eitate of the pen- roiiragtng. Unfortunately, perhaps, IAutomobllaa for EzebanB* .... t Moving— 1 rucking— 3037A Boston, Ma&. Wards Farm Store. 43 Purnell denc.v wf laid application and the Itles directly to the Boston office Injured: Staff Sergt. Walter E JAato Aeeaaaorlaa—Tlrat ...... • Place. we ehn't use these In print or in BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES No Visitors Allowed BY EDGAR MARlIlt / | A «ta RapalrlDB— ^PaloUnB T Storage 20 time and place of he.irInR thereon. of the War Department. The re- Knox. Melba Idaho and UeuL WANTED—TRUCK drivpr, salary, t*y piibliihlnR a copy of this order quest to the public roads adminis- QuenUn W. Hargrove. ShrevetiorL t«K> general conversation. But what Soboola f>A In i$onie newspaper havinR a circu­ we do need Is more of the spirit of SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH lato*—Bblp br Truefc ...... f DO YOU HAVE ADEfjUATE THE XUS'nN A. CHAMBERS chance for advancement. Write lation In laid district, at le.a»t ttve traUon 1* "another line" sent ouL I La. VNHKf I STE?VJEV^’.'NHO- ‘ I— "To t BIra ...... ( this fighting profanity in our war OV\,V\'E ’ INSURANCE r Co. Local and Long Distance Box T, Herald. Musical Instruments 53 days tiefore the day of laid hear- Mr. Cox said. Lowlalsns Gniah Tod 'AitVV , OE SO#—SerTica—e to ra sa . . . M Moving. Moving, packing and InR, to appear If they nee cnuie at terms. DND — •U rerolaa— BIcrelaa ...... M It was BiUd at the highway de- In the crash of the me4hum ■'Oefense''—Bah! ** B HiOOSE K'l .'l ------See furniture storage. Dial 6260. BOY WANTED TO work on soda USED STEINWAY grand piano laid tlnle and place and he heard btM Autoa—Ifotoroyclaa ... U (as is) $100.00; used upright relative thereto, -and make return partment that 54,000 tons of steel I bomber in Louisians, ths Army "War effort"-r-Hah: again. V\\T 9 0 6 VN\TH Pradiaataari luafaia McKINNEY BROTHERS fountain. Full time. Good salary. to thli court, and tn»* malllhR in a for highway and bridge construe- named, the following dead; oaaa Barrloaa Oltarad ....; 11 pianos $35.00 up, cost of drayage And say! Why not buy another A h i t G f e 505 Main St., Manchester, Conn. See Mack at Weldon Drug Store, reRlitered iMter. a Copy of tht* tion were available for the quar- Second LleuL WilUam L. KsHey. old Janrleaa OSorad ....U >A Repairing 23 901 Main street. extra; new spinet con-sole piano order addreiied to Mary Martin., 13 K. O. War Bond, and help Uncle ootwetteB ...... 14 Telephone SOSO or 7482 Crdar itreet, Mancheiter. Conn.; ter ending Sept. 30. I LamonL Iowa; Second UeUL Bep- Sam give.those (0!!?7? Nazis faraariaa ...... M only> $295.00. 'Take a year to pay. Commlssioner Cox wants this nard H. Greed, Harlingen, Tex.: m CHEF WANTED -NO HARD U»jie MeSherry, 213 School • itreet. and Japa that"!! 7 ? 7 () • beating 7 OIraetora ...... u MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ A. L Owen Music Co.. 265 Trum­ .Manchester iVinn.: John Mci'liii- steel for the Park river Inter- ] Private First Class Walter R. Me- Plambta*—AooMnB If Job. Good pay. Six days a week'. ed, shear grinding, key fitting, bull street. H.irtford. k*y. 4-‘ Fi'Mer etcuet. Manchenter. change atr cture and the Prospect Geehee, El Paso, Tex.; Private E<1- ...... ■•••...•a..' 11 Write Box D, Herald. Must be a Conn.; Patrick MrClunkey. HS Che*- •I.unlor—Daddy, what^is meant aTB^F-OraasmaklnB ...... Id duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. citizen. wick elreet. I’.iter***n. J street bridge. His request was gar A. Stratton, whose wife lives bj- ’"the bone of contention?” Tmeklnc—StofaBa .. SO FULL TIME overhauled. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl WlUalAM S HVDK made directly to A. G. Bruce, dls- In Baton Rouge. La., and whoi —aoBar BirMaa .....J t-A Office and Store Father—The Jawbone, my soii. streeL JudRe. trict engineer, of the public roads sUter, Elsie Stratton. Uvea at aparkB .... • • a • • • • H<-24-47 Sarribaa .. Equipment 51 admlnUtratJim. which Is liaison Globe. Aria.; Private (Tharles T PIANO TUNING and repairing. Help Wanted— ■Male or .Strive to become an asset, not i FOR agency between the WPB and | Knlepp. ShreveporL La.. and _ JteaaloB •• EXPERIENCED Player piano specialty. John Female 37 SALE -BURROUGH.S add- highway departments. aad Serrlee . . . . . Ing jpachine. Motlel No. I SergL J. C. (3oodw1n. Clarksville, rf COckerham. 28 Bigelow streeL 80601. Itaees tereloo m m I Tex. Tel. 4219. WANTED—WOMAN or girl and Purchased new. June .1. Write The Coat Dress HOLD EVERYTHING SALESGIRLS a man to work In Manchester Box B, care of Herald. Injured: Second UeuL Richard LAWN MOWEIRS sharpenetl, oil­ Laundry, 72 Maple street. Apply Is Bound Over I H. Farnsworth. 29, New London. Salary ed, adjusted, plckea up and de­ In person. O. livered $1.25 Here $1.00. Repair Wanted— To Buy 59 nietione ...... W To Higher Court S iaaoefal And Opportunity parts. Power mowers sharpened ks—llortBaBee *l and repaired We ebafpen hedge Live Stock— Vehicles 42 jportoBitlM ...... V WANTED BABY CARRIAGE, Ask for Release Loan . . : ...... te To Earn Bonus and grass shears, icissors, knives, in good condition. Tel. 8039. Hartford, Aug. 24—<;py—Alleg­ ■•la aaB aHaatl«a» etc. Saws set and fll»d. Our 16th ed to have set fire to his kerosene- ▼ on t»d — Fcraal* ...... M year Capitol Grinding Oo.. 531 SIX WEEKS OLD pigs. Inoculat­ soaked apartment after ordering I Of State Employe APPLY W. T. GRANT CO. ed. $9 each. Tel. Manchester 7870. WASH TUBBS What Next? BTROTCRAIfl .Wanted—lU U ...... M Lvdall. Tei 7958. Rooms Without Board 59 nut his wife and six children suf­ W a a u d ...... N-A V. fering from whooping cough, Law­ 'natsd—Hal* or Yamal* SI W ELL W a a u d ...... M -A WANTED TO TUNE repair and DOUBLE ROOM for war worker, rence Qousineau, 36, of 24 Good-1 Hartford. A'ilg. 24-^OP)— Gover- Son* Want*d—Ftmala ... M regulate your piano or player Poultry and Supplies - 13 with private family, bath on same win StreeL was bound over to nor Hurley today received __ _a r»- BE O V E R tloBS Wanted—Mai* .... M Read Herald Advs. piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. floor. Breakfast optional. Resi­ Superior Court on a ch a rn o f I quest from the ordnance tlepart- (TROYDOM atormaot AB«noU* ..-...... 4( BROILERS— LIVE OR Dressed. I ^ * Bt**k Pat* P a o lU'r " Manchester Chicks, 136 Summer dential section. Phone 2-1076 eve. arson today In Hartford Police ment at Washington for the i»- IH TH IR TY ▼aklela* street Tel.'6971. nings. lease of Frederick C. Halton so MNUTES -P * t* ...... ei He waived examination and that he might take his post as ad- —VahloU* ...... 4S FOR RE.NT—FURNISHED room bond for his release was set at ministrative analyst in the oid- esltrr and Soppli** ...... «t for ane or two gentlemen. Con­ etad —P*t*—Ponltrr—Stock M Building Materials 47 $8,000. nance bureau. P*e S*l*i >n*eell*a«*a* tinuous hot water. On Main St. Police quoted Coutineau aa de- It is understood that Mr. Hal- krttaUs Por Sal* ...... 44 NOW IS THE TIME .to insulate Tel, 6803. daring that he sprinkled kerosene ton, highway departmsBt employs M U and Aceeisorl** ...... 4( that house. In older houses where around and set fire to the apart- for the last four yMrs, has been raiding MataiiaU ...... 47 HELP Insulation cannot be put into the ment Saturday night after a row given a commission as major In Wanund* —Wateb#*—fawairr *S tiieal AppHane**—Radio.. 44 side walls. Insulate the attic. ‘ Boarders Wanted 59-A with his wife. He was arrested In the ordnance dlvlaion and will and Paad 44-A Fluffed rock wool, $89c ' bag. a North B^d grill as fireman leave the state-employ Aug. 31 on dan—-Parra—Dairy Prodaeta 44 fought the blaze that gutted 4he” mllitary leave." A l* loosab old Q oodi ...... 41 Blanket rock tvooI $3.15 roll. , I*. M,.<1 l^!l ROOM AND BOARD for gentle­ partment but did not damage I He served as special assistant aa.y.am.(OT. W»W.19«IMW*iMWCl.*ltT.WJtC.U.a>«T.0W. t r x IMacbinary and Toola ...... i f Montgomery Ward A On. Phone man. 25 Newman street. ’ ■Uleal Initmraenti' ...... is WANTED! 5161. other apartment* In the building. In the highway planning dlvi- "I ’m just being patriotic— I'm pSlea and Stora Equipment ... . 4« "Don't notice him and he'll 8toi>—he alwa>’$ gets reaUeaa ROOMERS AND BOARDERS The children were taken by po- aion and more recently aasisted in leaving the regular railroad* for Igaelali at tha Store* ...... S4 lice to the Hartford Isolation hoe- the program of dietrihuting t fo r'V S a l# ...... 71 « BLE OF OPERATING LATHES. SHAPERS FOR SALE—^JUALITY Tomatoes,. GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM, xaaort Property for <1*1*...... Te teharban for S»l« ...... f| AND DOING GENERAL .MACHINE SHOP 50c basket, 3 for $1.35 delivered. near CTheney Mills. Write Post teal Cttatt for Rxrhiingv 1 i WORK. - Telephone 8039. Office, Box 205, Manchester. wtatod—Rvsl Csrat* ...... 77 ALSO .MALE BILLER AND WORKERS FOR N otir...... I , Household Goods 51 Wanted to Rent 68 MISCELLANEOUS' OPERATIONS. APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE FOR SALE— STERLING gas WANTED TO RENT furnished range. $15, oak ,g>rcelaln lined apartment, in Manchester on bus Ice refrigerator W. 97 Hamlin line, 4 adults working. Telephone 8242 e m StreeL 6908. Helen Buzzell. 12-40 Moteee.t I... ,t I., i.i. Cheney Brothers a # " 7 ^ FOR SALE— 9-12 rug. Chinese MANCHESTER FAMILY o f three, Sgold. Nice condition, $45. with desire 4, 5 or 6 rooms within For smartness any time o f the rug cushion. 07 Hamlin. ‘ next few weeks. Call 2-0035. ‘ year but particularly for auttima, we suggest the coat dress. Here is this year’s most wearable Inter­ . - — - .cYWow i k D K 1 D L it •av*: t* u *Y «a « »*«»ea. • 2 2 / Ail Decided pretation of the slim silhouette. BY FRED HARMAN You’ll gain a costume you’ll wear {/ VJEU-, UTTLE BE anER, ME S o OFF. for seasons when you make this I f H tR E *6 w h e r e ONCE ME SAY ME' m i s t e r y o u model In a soft wool crepe, and * ^ FRECKLES AND m g FRIENDS Trlfla Shaky BY MERRILL BLOSSER I TORi«.' 'OU GOlbiG OM VOim a l o n e a n d 6 0 VJHEREVER. UM PE bind It with silk- braid, groagrain K lU j r S T3 M'fSTER.'f MESA , t c i 'D e , RED RYDER SO. >t>U WHAT or satin. DER.» ~PUY ME NOT SMART 1 WILL IF Y3UU. SORT OF Pattern No. 8242 la la aisa 13. S m i t h YOU K > a t h a t m a n is a v ic io u s i H W r t W eVe ch ecked h o l d m y h a n d AMO HELP 14. 16. 18. 20 .and 40. Size 14 p M * J o s / NON X CWARACTen. / o o YOU REALI2B NOTWIN® ON HIM AND takes 3% yards 39-lneh material, WANT '»O 0 TO SION RISKED YOUR UFE IN T > GET l e a r n e d TH A T Me STEER.Th e Pe n / 3>i yards braid. YOUR NAME TDTHIS S10PF1N& HIM > ___ _ EXCiTBD HE HAS IOLLED ABO U T MR ■iWO IMMkSRA-. For thia attractive pattern, tend RCK3N.T O N THAT By Mrs. Anas Oshsl Tno. M 15) c(dor chart for working. I TiON o f f ic e r s ; 15c in coin, your name, atMreas, Big stmwbsrriss, bursting with ! amounts of mstarisls spselflsd. m iO W S ATTIMPrEO pattern number and alze to ’Tha color and Ilfs—blossnins, taadsr i sand 10 cants In Coin, Your Nams MCBOASnSM / S ig n y o u r n a m e Manchester Ehrenlng Herald To­ green vines and tendrils are com- and Address and tbs I^ttera Num- REPORT./ yjINNIMOOCHf day’s Pattern Service, 106 7th bined In a cross stitch dssiga. her to Anns Cabot The Manchsa- Him r u n mystery Avenue. New* York. N. Y. Your outdoor supper table.. I ter Evening Herald, 106 Seventh A MESA DIRECTION It la out . . ; the new Fashion your taa table arlU bs the ik y m t: avenue. New Yeyk City. Encloee 1 V4EN LnUE Book, brimming over with clever spot In the neighborhood when this ; cant ' postage for each pattern DEWERGCr ideas for your fall sewing. Send lovely cloth is spread. O cas stitch. ordatatL for,your copy today. la B l^ ls te do and ths sftset ai I My popular Album— 32 pagaa at this colorful dssltfB Is raally ds- ths designs yen have admired and eercHuM .Pattern 15c. Pattern Bohk 15c, Ughtful!. < asked ter—oeedlswerk of all types One Pattern and Pattern Book Te obtain transfer pattsms for, —Is noir available. Sand tor your ordered, together 25c. Enclcae le Strawberry O sas Stitch Motifs < copy of ths "Anns Csbet Albuaa" I I T I S T O S fc poetage for each pattern. and i mstUa far napkins (PaUam l,The aclsa la Id eantai

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% ' 1^1 MCHTDAT. A W W IC^' MimrireB^ Etmtlhg Hmtnt i Average Daily Cireafattiofi The Republican Town committee Annette Schurr of Chicago applied For tha MoiHh ad M y , 1942 The Weather wriU hold a meeting In the hearings More Joining Manchester ^ for a marriage license in the town Police Court About Town room at the Municipal building at clerk’s office Saturday and ob­ Local Market Auio GancralorSlirtcr Forooast o t V . B. Weatbor aursau 8 o'clock tomorrow night, and not Date Book tained a waiver of the 5-day 7,494 tonight as had bqen reported. The Coa^ Guard clause' and were married In St. M enbar ad #w Audit and RiolMRl Kmngton Democratic town committee will James’s church this morning. Francis Furphy,^ 187 Hackma­ Prices Poor and Ignition Service Oontlaued eool tonighL 40 Oxford atreet mre (pending meet there at 8 o'clock tonight. Tonight John F. O’Brien of 1698 Broad tack street, was given a suspended Bmreaa e< OIreulatious • ivMk with Mr. and Mra. Henry Standard First Aid Clam, Lin­ street, Hartford and Alice Lucille sentence of 30 days in jail this and daugfateav Florad’ce, Contrary to reports there will Three Loral Youths En­ coln school, 7:30. Fagan of 45 Biro street applied morning by Judge Raymond R. String Beans Only Pro­ MancheHeih^A City of Village Charpt U L not be any meeting this evening of Last day to tils i^lioations for for a marriage license Saturday. Bowers and ordered to stay away list Following Exam­ towm primary. the Dllworth-t*omell Post, No» 162 Roger H. Spencer of South from his home after Mrs. Furphy duce That Paid Farm­ VOL. LXI., NO. 278 (Claaaiflad Advertlaing ou Page 10) American Legion. The Post' will Tburs^y, August XI Windsor and Eleanor P. Kierstead Admitted in court that she wanted MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1942 (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS lO ai Doaotbaa Haatlnga, of 101 ple of Cy Blanchard. Democratic Caucus ^ to name ers to Pick Them. Tbalps road, arcretary to Attor- meet next Monday eyeiiing, Au­ of 90 Holl street applied for a nothing further to do with her delegates to four conventions. marriage license Saturday. They husband. n&r Hm «M W. Oarrlty, haa left to gust 31, at which tijn* the reports Four young men from Manches­ of the VRriou.s committees will be Augistt SI .to September 1 will be married Sept. 3. Judge Bowers made it plain to , Members of the local produce 1 har Tmcatlon at Ted Hilton' Knights of Columbus CamlvaL Building Permits at Moodua, Oonn. read and offioefa ’ elected for the ter have enlisted in the United Furphy, who has appeared in court ■market were somewhat peeved Wounded Commando Exhibits Courage coming year. States Coast Guard. Mike Maa- IWesday, September 8 Paul Dougan, applicant, for several times recently on charges yesterday over prices when the Upper Rhineland Town Ih'imaries. Legion HaJl. Basil Nimirowaki, 345 Hillstown Troop A Olrl sarro, Frederick Modeaa and o t drunkenness and making a dis­ market opened for the fall sale of A meeteUng at Friday, September 11 Road, enclose front porch, $250. garden produce and fruits. -S o Soouta, wlU M held at the home of Thomas Benson will leave next Florian Fay. 266 Autumn street, turbance at his' home, that he BRING “TROUBLE” HERB I Meeting of Board of Cotatrol, would, get the 30 days in Jail and much so that many of the farmers Mlaa Emily SmlUv SS Middle Sliower Is Given month for duty at Manhattan Chamber of Oommercs, Manches­ alterations, $100. Fake cars to bring jroar Auta , at 7:S0 tonaorrow possibly an additional month if he who had brought tomatoes were so turnpike, aM Beach, Long Island. All except ter Country club. disgusted with the prices offered, Blertrlcal troublea to us. That Target in Night is brought into court again on any win cad troablaa! Bad rndlssa aaanlngL For Mitss Hadcleii Modean will leave on the 4th of Standard First Aid Class opens charge of this nature. '' 30 to 50 cents a basket, they de­ September and he will leave on at St. Mary’s Hall, 7:30. Must Display Gas cided it was not worth their efforts .expense, too! It brlaga an Galvla C. Muldoon. of 168 Maple Saturday, September IS Officer Winfield Martin was end to dangers reanlMag troos In Solomons August 28. next Friday. called to the Furphy home la^ Fri­ to pick them and dumped their atreet, and Fred E. Peck, of 95 All were employed at the Installation meeting, Soroptl- loads. This gave neighborhood boys faulty Starter, Generator, I^ tloa, A miscellapeowi shower was day and at that time Furphy Lights — any of the oar^ Bleetrt- Of Bomher Raid McKee atreet, are spending a few Pioneer Parachute Company and mist Club, Manchester Country Rationing Letter agreed to stay away from the an opportunity to load up on the oal nnlta. We make Bxpert Pe^ daya vacatlpo in Canada. given Thursday evening of last the fourth member of the party Club. vegetables and several were spat­ week in honor of Muss Fdna Had­ Tuesday, Septembw 15 house but the officer was called maaent Bepaira! Guhnar. Hilinski of Pearl street, again on Saturday afternoon when tered by the tomatoes that were *Str6ng Force’ of British Mra< ^ w a rd Lynch, of Vernon den. daughter of Thomas Hadden, will leave on .September 4. Meeting of Detail Credit Bu­ A c^rding to rules received at tossed around. reau. Manchester Country Club. he found Furphy drunk and mak­ Plan to Cut Lishui Is Attacked atreet, and three daughters. .Mary o f , 101 Laurel street, at the home The Herald has already carried the local rationing board all gaso­ ing a disturbance. The reason buyers' were not NORTON Planes Hit at Frank? A rt^ Nancy, and Peggy, with .Mi.ss this story of Cy Blanchard who Luncheon meeting of Retail line stations are not allowed, un­ present yesterday was explained Frraces Viollette, of Valley atreet. of Mia. Clarence Thrasher, 99 also leaves on September 4. On Merchants Division. Chamber of Walter Fike, a resident of Penn­ furt and Wietibaden der the law, to serve any automo- b.v one of the btg buyers, as due to ELECTRICAL All Mileage are (pending their vacation at Laurel street. Miss Hadden is to next Sunday the baseball fans of Commerce, Manchester Country sylvania, .who was fotind in Center the heat. It was not possible to Japanese Driven Inside Club. bils that drives Into .their yard park drunk, early Sunday morning, And Other Objec­ Nippoiiesp Counter-At*| ^ Point, O’ 'Woods. be married on August '29 to Rich­ Manchester will turn out at the transport garden truck without INSTRUMENT CO. Swiss Decide ard L. yarris, of Vernon. West Side Oval when Blanchard TVednmday, September 16 for gasoline unless the owner has received suspension of judgment City in Southeastern standing a big loss. Hilliard St. ■ Phona 4060 tive*; Exact Strength V tark .‘\iiieripans Hold-1 Mrs. 'Thrasher's home was deco­ will play hia last game of baseball Manchester 4-H Club Dance. displayed on the car the designa­ upon recommendation of Assistant In Country )(iaa Doris Dickson, of 13 Pleas­ tion o i the ration book that he About the only garden produce Chekiang Province; ant ktreet, and Mias Clara Fish, of rated in aqua and white and a here for tha duration, appearing City "View Dance Hall, Keeney Prosecutor Charles Crockett who sold yesterday at anywhere within Not Given; 16 Lost. ■ e Fewer Curbs ing Islands; Great Seal large white wedding bell was sus­ atreet. has been given. Any person said that Pike had no record, had 18 Newman atreet, are ' spending on the mound for the 1937 High the pries axpscUt^ w«m atrlng ------I Recapture of Tengpu And Air Battle Devel*| pended from the living room chan­ Si'hool stars who play Pagani's Friday, September 36 with an A book must display hn made no disturbance and had beans. thetr vacations at Mallets Bay, ” A” on his windshield and so on. Read Herald Advs. London, Aug. 25.—)—Federal Country; Papers Advo­ session. It U stated. Corporal Edward J. Schubert of play may have the license revoked. first R.A.F, night attack on ChungkinK. Aug. 25.—(/P) ford. TalCottvlHe and Manchester Chicago. III., attached to the lo­ noon. The Original In New England! transportation officials are''‘work­ Wa.