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Mimchester Evening Herald, SrolflÂY, A tgO ST *, I »4 X s - \ Average Daily Circulation The Weather - x Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tracy of,Babl For the Month of Jnly, 194S ’ôrecnspf 'o f U. 8. Weather Bureau A bout Town 655 Re^Cypss Bqats Disappear x Engagements cock street, Hartford. Miss Bratsnjrder is a âduate ^ ROOFING Mowera endhig early tMa al-e- Mwcheater High school and ip^m' OLD 8,22 9 ning with no importhnl^tempera- Mr. and.Kra. Ocriiard Richter Katbiaigs Ready /^rom^!fcSie at Coventry pibyed b^ the Traveler’s Insurance ASBESTOS SIDING Memher of the Audit ture ehanges tonlght pr'wednea- XTracy-Bratsnyder company. Lieutenant X n e y is 'a Bnienn o f Clrctalntlaas day forenoon. ^ tad lWo>Bionth»«ld ton, Gerhard, Mr., antt .Mrs. .^ iu a Bratsnyder RECORDS 'âre vialttaf with their relathree in graduate of Southington High Muot he turned tai tor sal of 29 Marble-street, announce the school, and of the jofhcer training INSULATION Manchester—-A City of Village Charm IM t tdWB. M n. Richter waa the Taken Out far Vacationists returning.from Cov ever,'" it appkaca^hat many have vage If you want to keep engagement ■ of their daughter school at Forfc,. JionmOuth, ,N. J. ■n^tpa* Mlaa Anna Klein at Fair- entry Lake, report ideal conditions saved up their"gasoUnefdr .vaca Miss Edith Rockwell Bratsnyder.' Expert worlunanahip. All work playing the new ones. a t r ^ ^ w in g ; Quota Not for restful days at the popular' He is at present with the Signal guaranteed. Reanonable Brireii. ti/ib each paid for old rec (Clnsaified Advertising oa Faga 8) tion and with a permltThav^gOne to tJeut. Robert M. Tracy, son of Cofps at Fort Jackson, S. C. VOL. LXII., NO. 265 MANCHESTER. CONN;, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10. 194.1 (TEN PAGES) PItIGE I HKEE CEN TS 'Due Until December. summer-rasort, because of the gas to Coventry lake. I As a.ArJbult^ No obligation for an eatlmhte. ords Irrespebtlve of quantity. <. ■ M e. ItotMct H. Holman jhi home, shortage.'^ Speed boats Ahd outdoor cottages for rent are at-a prenv Write or 'phone. «a a abort furlough, hating motors have disappeared. In their There are 685 kitbags in the Red I ium. Many have been booked even nleted hia baaie training at P gm s place, many sailboats and a regu after t,abor Day, the tradiUonal KEMP'S 'iUand. He will report at Crqsa Production center, cut and lar influx Of fishermen who iwd Burton Insulating. Co. U. S. Torpedo Finds Mark assembled, ready to be taken out end of the vacatioq period. Few ISO Oxford St. Hartfont Ine. -■»v Point, N. G., for advance^train steered shy o f the lake In previous cottages on the edge of the .lake 768 Main St. Tel. 5680 Russians Surpass -<4> ing in aviation.' Private Hpivtina ia for sewing. While this quota is not Tel. S3-4516 summers. . • ' are available as/thfey are reserved X a achi of. Mr. and Mray' • ' ‘ Wide Front Reaching thia evenW at 7:46. when plans Each one of these little kitbags the contents are gone. There are now two knittihg su- ion Department T > Within 12 Miles for a pernSnent honor roll Wilt contains writing paper and enve Filling these kitbags costs thc1 mlsors, Mrs. Charles'^ Wilkl'e Land A rm y Americans Take 1,500 be dlacusaedAA social tlme’bt will lopes. playing cards, cigarettes, Manchester chapter abbUt $400 Mrs.. Jack Dowd.'" The balance of our Summer slock is now on .sate. Sizes Items Yqu Will ISecd and Use E v^ ^D a y^ Of Kharkov; Step Up Only 15 Axis Sounds Plea follow the meeuijg 'and light jre- shoe laces, sewing kit, razor blades, every tbr^ months— $1 will pro^ TljesPacking committee is most arfe broken. If we have your size these are good values. ^German Prisone'rsNî fteahmenta will beXaerved. pencil, soap, shoe polishing clpth, vide theôntents for one bag, and effictentty organized, with Mrs. Assaults in X Drive Use Needed anjrdonations for. ■ this purpose Bobby Pin Hair Ornaments . . ., 10c Card I.andiiig Behind Lines; and a pocket size book of fiction. Fischer, chairman, Mrs. ‘Walter Base at Bryansk. Planes Seen Rome Again I>aughters of Liberty-No. 125, The, sewing kit, which service wlir be most welcome. Gorman,', co^bairman, and Mrs. Regular 12.98^ Four button omamenU on four bobby pins. ^ jy n s w Progress of TroD^ .lkO.L.1., will hold their 'monthly man refers to aA- a ’ "hou.sewlf^, Ope of the big jobs connected Stewart .-'GillonX.ylce-chalrm'an. Dresses, Now . Convinced More Than meeting tomorrow evening at contains buttons the correct siire with all the work that has been Thq,Wonderful cooperation of • • a • a • Moscow, Au^r-TO.— )— i MJe ItontOecI officially Describe^ done in Production this summer is. $ 1 0 - o o {JP During Raids 7:80 in Grange hall and color for each item of his all .members of thex Production Mend It With Iruntex, the Miracle -Fiiliric Sovi^ «ffen- Mass Air Poundings clothing, with thread to s match, that of cutting all the garments, stAff and the workers has mads The fast rolling Sovi^ «ffen ------• / As ‘Slow and Steadv’ Pfc. Charles John QarroW, son ^hocdieS and safety pins. kitbags and other artiês to be it possible to achieve a record of Regular $8.98 25c Pkg. of 90” sive mounted gpeed today ^^-ôcessary to Bern British Presil Urges Re- With Using All and Mrs. Charles Garrow of ^..^Partlcular care must be 'taken in sewed. Mrs. LeRoy Cha^, super output of which the Manchester Junt Iron a n t^ t’a 5|ended! - Russian troops '^rpassed the Hiindreda of Allied Air visor of cutting, has worked like Dresses, Now . Nazis'j^t^r His Tour. 11 Church street, thia week en packing the kitbags, for evet^ one Red Cross certainly has reason to • aaaaaaa Irontex mends tears aj»d"reinforcea,worn parta-ln a jiffy westernmost p ^ t reached craft Engage iii At '^petition of July 19 Devicips to Slow Push. tered the airplane mechanics miist-lje inspected, and among the s beaver, with the help of several be proud. \ groups of cutters. Including Miss V . , without sewing, and is wobhable. Navy, black, popen blue, tan, during last winter’s cam achool at the unit of the Army Air things that must not be in them grey and brown. x- Washington, Aug. 19 tacks Oyer Sicily, Sar Attack as Surrender, \ ... , „ , X. .. Forces Training Command at are chewing gum and matches. It Gertrude Carrier, Miss Mary Con Regular $6.98 paign and hammered forward f , Allied Headquarters, North ' Kamler Field, Biloxi, Mias. Private has been explained-that thousands nor, Miss E. R. Healey, Miss Ruth along a wide front reaching Director Elmer Davis of the OfflcA dinia and Toe of Italy- bem andsGo Unheeded ^ Afrâ, Aug. 10.—(;!p)— Allied Garrow wlll undergo a rigid train of chewring giwn papers or paper Porter, Mrs. Gertrude Quiah, Mrs. Dresses, Now . a a a * of War Information is convinced, Elizabeth . White, Mrs. Thelma W rig^>îlvcr Cream ...... 25c Jar, to within 12 miles of Khar- grouhtT forces made progress ing period of approximately 17 matches thrpwn from the decks of n O O F IM C '‘kov. While one column waa with after a three week tour of the Eu Allied Headquarters in . North London. Aug. lO.-—(^ —A - de- ships In a convoy-vwould leave a Woodbridge, Mrs. C. M. Gotberg, êrywhê along the front weeks at this B-24 Liberator in 12 miles of Kharkov on the ropean war theater, that it will Africa' Aug. 10.-^(/pi—Hundreds of man,l that RonjA'be bombed again boinber mechanics school. Upon distinct line on the W’^ter, mark Mrs. James Harrison, Mrs. Sam in Sicily, Nîed headquarters uel Nelson, Mrs. Hugo Garlson, | \ e .S I D I M C Regular $3.98 Men’s Replacement Trouser pockets north another' waa 30 miles west take more than mass air . pound Allied aircraft engaged in bomb completion of the course, the sol ing the path of the shij of the city, a third was 20 miles was sounded^ in the British press announced t94ai’. as heavy dier-mechanic will be qualified for Thatrhat the klkitbags are gieatly ap- Miss Esther M. Johnson, Mrs.' Ings to beat Germany. ing and strafing sweeps over Sicily, todav ss the Sicilian campaign warship'imitsrnmed torrents Norman Lindsay, Mrs. W. J. Dob • Estlniktop^l^teely Otvea. Dresses, Now . Side Pockets 29c Pr. Hip Pockets 15c Ea. away and A', fourth was driving . aotive line duty or will be sent.tp a preciated by the majority -qf tha south after crt>aring the. western “The German land forces have Sardinia, Messina strait and the moved rapidly toward a climax boys has been proved again Xgnd son, Mrs. Christian . Henriksen, • Workibanaliip Guaranteed. of shells 6n the eh m y ’s ex- gunnery or factory school. bank of the northero Donets and got to be beaten decisively before toe of Italy saw exactly 15 enemy y with Premier Pietro Badbglio’a again in letters of thanks recei^d Mrs W. J. Irwin, Mrs. Lewis the. war will be over,” he told iposed coastaKpositlbiuj. An Sipe., Mrs. Charles Marr, Mrs. J. f> ffilgtieat Quality Materials Men’s Replacement C ollars...... 29c Ea. was within 25 miles‘'Of the big planes'yesterday. government showing no sign of nouncing that AhaerlcanXdougli- Private John E. Breen, 20, o f 148 from many foreign points. Follow'-\ Ukrainian center. news conference yesterday. Ing is part of a letter received by Ê. Rand, Mrs. Mdrie Buhzel and • Time Paynoents ArrargedL X For soft collar shirts. White broadcloth. • "Nowhere did our^ aircraft en heeding Allied surrender . de boys captured 1,500 Germanxpris* Cooper Hill street, baa arrived at Heavy Fighting Reported^ •''Until, that German Army is mands. the Manchester Red Cross from a Mrs. Samuel Wilson. good and licked,” he added, "the T h is picture, taken through the periscope of a U. S submarine aftei^t'kafi fire^ a torpedo at a Jap counter opposition worth noting.” oner, in landing behnid. the . Wofford CoUege-'for the course of M-rs. C. T. Willett hi i^pector (The Berlin radio reported said an Allied AljvFoice state near Cape Orlandd Sundgy ' iMmction lasting approximately corporal in the Signal Corps. T tk war won’t be over." freighter In Jap contt oiled waters, shows, the ship a split 'second' after the "explosive had crashed Urging a repetition of the July "Perhaps you wonder why you Of seeing, and must pass on every A. A. DION, INC CORR Men’s Replacement Cuffs heavy fighting in the Kharkov Predicts "Third Front” Oprtilng into-it. ■ ;, " ' - _ ment. 19- bombing of Rome, The London —a feat which resultfed ln'''the fa ll' five months prior to his appoint- area and also said the RusslWs "Strategic bombers saw none are getting a tetter from me, a article returned to'the center, to CONTRACTORS m a n c h is ‘ For White Broadcloth Shirts lit .that connection the OW l Daily Express declared that ”we of the enemy’s northern cbm >ment as are Aviation Cadet in the Co h n * had launched ‘an offensive to the and their American Lightning e's- anchor positions at San Fraf stranger, but I am writing to make surb,^ that directions have 399 Aotumn St. Tel. 4860 chief predicted the opening of a should remind a million Italians Army Air Forces Flying Training been followed to the letter, for on nortn in the direction of^ Smo copts counted only 10, American and San Agata—a Naval commi) 'Command. During thia period he thank you for something that you Double Cuffs 39c " Single Cuffs 29c "third front" by the Allies in in . their capital that their need to lensk.) WarhavVka sweeping Sardinia en forcL* a decision from Badoglio Is niqiie said heavy’ U. S. warship*-'' Will take numerous academic did for me. When I left theVRtqtes western Eurbpq^—he termed the Troops Patrol I was given a package by the The Soviet forces also were step British Bombers Blast countered no ^nemy fightepi. Tac still more' pressing than ours.” continued to batter a way for tha . OBurses, as well as elementary fly ping up their assaults in the drive fighting in the Mediterranean area Red Cross and I want to thank 3-8” Tan Rayon Elastic ...... 12V^c Yd. tical boml>ers and'flgl^hi (over No Intention of Cutting Ties Seventh Army. ing training. Upon completion of on the big German base at Bry a second front—but he wouldn’t S icily)'aaw only five Ihfoughoul ' the Course he will be classified as the''Red Cross for the package venture to gûess when or where. Strike Areas This .expression of opinion co-. Shell Road and Railway and for the other things thatTyoii ansk, 250 miles to the north .of yesterday.” British destroyers shelled .th e a navigator, pilot,, or bombardier Kharkov. The spearhead of the Ked “We can all feel pretty well sat Nazi Armament Cities , In one of the Uw dogfights o f. in-Wdedrtded lwith I a Rome broadcast have done for me and.-wyûddlea. foi the I coastal road and railway at Ri- ' and go on to schools of the Flying Invisible Footlets . . ,i . . , ,20c Pr. Army tnere had covered one-third isfied with the job this country is , the day Lieut. Dtto A. Sloucal of,i Indiiii.-atirti atlfig that, moment I have watched my >mother sew doing,” he said.. United States poslo, north of Acireale and nine ' Training Command for training in For wear with or without stockings. Sizes 9, 9-4. 10, 104, of the 75-mlle distance between Agilation to Force Ba-i 1 Ellsworth. Kas„ a Lightning pUot, at least. Badoglio had j>9jntenU^^^ these specialties. on those kitbags and I have asked men, planes and ships are going I shot down a Messerschtnitt-109 I of euttmg hi* ties with Adolf Hit , miles south of Taormina on the her why she did that tedious wogk- Orel, the.. German base which fell doglio^ Government In i east coast, after blutipg at qiihi- overseas "like A lava- fiow—and the Uvhlle es^rtihg Marauders on a ler. for nothing. She said that the kit last week,, and Bryanak. opposition will find it just as hard '^mfen^HirwhurT^^ Boiiibers Raid ..i lar targets at Taormina. FOR A PERFECT STEAM PRESS! to Peace Cpntiiiiies^ i bridge-bfambing mission at A hgito-' ’Tp expect that Italy would, perhaps, brighten up the Capture 100 Villages to stop." ' deie't Germany at this :-^rucial j progress _ of the troops; day for some soldier overseas and The Kharkov assault resulted in Dubs Reports “Pretty Dubious’’ gets in Ruhr Attacked; now I can see what she meant. The Patented Pres-Kloth*. . . . 69c Ea. the capture of more than 100 vil Davis dubbed “pretty dubious” Bern, Switzerland. Aug. 10.—(/P) Whole Length Tliat letter goes on to say thqt Makes pressing easy — no stick, .no shine, no lintl lages, the Russian communique Nine Bombers Are Lost . r iy l r . F0r t ™ i tjngTod lip Ih; b™or . . .n , « ; , p , (rem i reports that Reichsmarshal Hef- Agitation to bring about a na croAJiroada In the Medina area, fighting is an ln$ult, said tne^ the .writer is an Indiana farm boy, said. Indications that the Germai^ mann Goering might replace Hit- SOI img 'to “ every device to tion-wide general strike in Italy R. A. F. and Canadian Welling- , — ----- twenty-four years old, six feet forces were retreating In some dis London, Aug. 10.— (./P)— Of War Zone I'p the relentless advance ’-* our tall, weighing two hundred and order w ere's^ n in the Russian re-, and force the Badoglio government i tons went' after landing craft on | (Continued on Page Six) .torcea.” (Continued, oh Page Four) . Big formations of the R. A. the Messina beaches and caused twenty-five pounds. port of the capture of 212 tank*. to make peace with the Allies con However, the Germafts’ position He says “North Africa is ar"big F.’s heavy , bombers blasted I I fires at Paradiso. . and other raid-1 139 guns of various ' calibers, .96 tin u e today '' as troqps patrolled Attack Four J R pfltlC H c six small ships off Milszzo ■ daily becomes more difficult,” the change from the States. The peo Tk J W H A M eou mortars, 323 machine-guns, 6l 8 Mai’nheimand Ludwigshafen communique^.^srdd, despite heavy' strike-ridden industrial areas in on Sicily’s north c(«Bt. ple are mostly Arabs^. with a few MANCMISTIII motor trucks. 30 radio tranamlt- , - V last night while speedy Mos- Strongholds in South- (iermans Sure demolitioijx;' rqgged country French thrown in. This section is‘ CoMli* . ^ “ tere, l l . And munitions Post-War Use Tactical cAlt Force assaults . supply the north. caused traffic jams at Fiortsta lack (rf'roads which interft -fliMtly a farming section, ani dumps. 315 loaded railroad cars ; quitos attacked targets, in ‘ west Pacific; No At wjU rsw lft Allied movemen politically all the work ia done by industrial Ruhr valley, ‘ and Novara in the Sicilian tip. and 500 horTC-drawn carts. -American Mitchells, hitting at Italy to Slay 8es-en Mliea fWfm ' hand 'hn.fl by women.”. Among the important" tswna Of Helicopter tempt at Interception. \ dispatches frofii thVswiss border the SifTaimstry announced; the Catanzaro srea on the Italian The British Eighth Arm y wa* He agalB.,..expgeasea his grati seized In the Kharkov sector were town of Chiasso, which Said the todit}’. N in e b om b ers w e re ; v ..„, ..... tude, and saylKpe will always re toe for the third straight day. bad described as mtttHrig considerabis j the railroad town of Trostoyanets: strikes intensified in volume fol- j lost during the night’s operations, 1 Allied Headquarters In the ly damaged t railway bridge, hlgh- 111 War member the Red'Grass; Slatind, 12 miles north of city, and Faces Delay progres.s In^^'mosing around Mt. 1 lowing heavy R. A. F. raids 'o n ' in the course of which R.A^F; Southwest Pacific,'Aug. lO-l/Pj— way bridge, railway yards and Etna,” advancing'up the, coaaixtj That Is only one ^ m a n y letters Nikltovka, .30 miles to the north- - ______: ^ Genoa, Turin end Milan Saturdayi-.flghters attacked enemy a irfie ld s^ lii^ , bombers ranged the whole from boys oveOeas who haye en r repair shop. n i . shelf between that giant land- wea’t. night. ' ! I lefigth of the- Southwest Pacific! Lightnings, stabbing al the tip fS e lie v e Batlo^lio Ha8 joyed th e ' Idtbaga, and many^.,jef HALE'S SELF SERVE Danger of Entrapment Excellent Possibilities in mariGand the sea. and pushinlT on j them say that they come lit X Large Roomy MlllUry intervention succeeded;!^* Countries, shooting I h-tTi^rea vesUrdav droDDlnir of Italy, strafed six small boats ^ Xv- The Original In New England! \ ' The speed o f the Russian ad- Short-Range Field, But in halting the walkouts m b^“ ^ ’ four K and about 50 German soldiers, de- 1 Abandoned HHope o p e J-! ; vance oh Kharkov presented a defi the-dlspatches said, and work was I que aanr.. i anes- stronaholds—Vila Sala- stroying a loobniotlve andNdamag-! The British were reported two others, wrecked radio in cFeat'e , With Allkfs; oazzo nite danger of entrapment to the Some ‘Bugs’ Must Be resumed on ”regular schedule" j I,arge Fifes Reported Set -I ' maqa..maui. BairokdsandBaJ^l^nd Amboina.A ' - • a*-' I- I ed less than seven miles from Ran- Cheit ForNSôring Blsiikets thousamb of Nazi troops occupy fitter drfifitlc mefizurcs put in- i Lfirge 8 'û.’<»p» ''Were rszpu-»rt«»Hreported ■ofset i■ erf*There----- was' no attempt at inter- stallations at Cape Sparttvento, ‘ O p t l j n i b l l l i n / O e r l i n . I dazzo. The British w'ere report-1 Manchester We Have The New- FOR TUESDAY: ing the base, the^,communique in Worked Out o f Device to effect. German troops «ta‘ ioned j m Mamihei and ------Ludwigshafen,;„ ------eeption------by enemy plqnes.' and Galati and raided the areas o f ! ; enemy’s: position. N." dicated. The Soviet Air Force in the area helped extinguish fires I twin towns situated on opposUej jjje heaviest bomb! Roccela, Locri and Sidl ''Marino. i i»-1 were re- Madrid,' Aiigi' 10.—(JP>- Dis-| Flanking patrdls of the British 1 New and Used Fam^ Quality, Larga ranged- behind the lines hammer Washington, Aug. 10— —It is whlch followed, the raid, the Ga- | banxs of the Rhine near its. ju n c-; leased on Salamaua and''Vira Blast .Ammunition Train And Many Qther^ltems $ 1 .9 8 pre It was disclosed that American I patches of , Jipanl8h correspond- and Americans were said to hav* | ing at German rail communica too early, varied aviation interests zetta. del Popolo was quoted^, as “—tlon with the Neukar, 43 —<• miles - ^j,e next major'oblMtives ' Domes Available for tions upon which the garrison saying, , ' |souihwest of Frankfort, , of a two-pronged thrust dU^cted Warhawks of the famous desert; Beilin to Madrid’s morn-. (Continued on Page Six) Flame Ware Set 2 Boxef<'^5c would be forced to rely for with indicated today, to figure oil using ALSO E-Z GLIDE CHESTS Marshmallows 8pur Strike Activities Together tlie two towns form at the great enemy base of RabauV riSrA="ty «w.p,.p.,. ,od.y Ihiiuediate Occupancy drawal. jbe'^garage roof as a port for your The renewed air raids, however, That Slide Under (he Bed. x an important armament center. New Britain. iûry, of Sedalia. Mo„ caused an i.expressionic.. of German official, ■Al Fjuicy — ■ X . The -Red Army haiqnuired helicopter—but don't put the idea spurred strike activities as well as Great factories there turn \put . Buccessive flights of Liberators One Skillet steadily at the railroads In^fs underground political Opposition amilHinition train of 30 cars to ex'-■ confidence that Italy would con- Al«;icander " f o r entirely aside. tanks,, ihotor. vehicles, Diesel en roafied over Salamaua, dropping plode near Mllazzo Sunday. X | tinue in the wai with the help of 3 advance on Bryansk, whhre the' Even the end of the war may to the' government, whose failure gines and high explosives. The 163 tons of bombs in 40 minutes. Gold Banded for Russian Air Forcejbtfmbed the P -40 Kittybombera the aame day I German reinforcements and that ^ F la s h e s ! One 1-Qt. Siaueepan Table Pears 6 25c not bring on immediately commer to respond to peace demands has towns, whiclâVe a combined pop- Heavy anti-aircraft fire met the destroyed 18.vehicles ahd dama$:-1 Prcinic! Marshal Pietro BadogUo junction . town of-^necha, south cial and privatie “windmills” bring raised public resentment to new iiiation of Almut 350.000 in normal flrrt ,wav(BS but when the last left (Late Bulletins of the Wlre>j •J6 Alexander St...-'^^-hIanihe«ter west of Bry^ns^ the communique heights, reports stated, ed 60 .and put four locomotives oiit I had abandoned hope of peace with ^honeq: Fteoh ing in groceries, express and mail arphw-ay'to the building's courtrlthe target area the airdrome, the One lV *Qt* Saucepan $2 .4 5 and set. said, in apparent effort to A Rome dispatch to the Tribune of action. . 1 llte Allies. ' I 2 or taking mother and-the kids U m iand'^rt in Europe. . ^tpwn and liarbor o f this north- P-40s also hit 20 small barges, ” rhe weight of German s r M .| Agree To End Stoppage ^f^ce^^lj9^ Resident^ 7‘175 amasrim a a )^ feeder linqi de Geneve, however, said that It I the beach. night’s attack was the 57th I western New' Guinea base were ob- destroying foiii„,.in patrols oyer, said the Arriba correspondent in' Buffalo, N. Y „ .Aug. 10.—(F)— J One Detachable Handle Thkt Fits All Three. Plain White Cupsârtad Saucers, lofrrots and Beets; 2. Bchs. ^-'UeniMUM Resist Stubbornly '' Shy Away From Predictions aly has ”no choice” but to stay ^ raid on the Mannheim-Ludwigsha-| scured'by clouds o f smoke from Berlin, "has outweighed tha mis walkout which halted prodnCtte*j ^ The Germans were resisting the Aviation people in ,business, gov the war. and that if Italy succeeds Messina strait Ye'll area, which was last hit on ! fires and explosions. Damage was ”We are making life miserable taken will of borne quarters in-| at the >1. H. Willlain* and 06m-| 2 shapes . . . • *■. • - • . ■. . . . ^. . 20c Set Extnri Bryansk advance stubbornly and ernment and the armed services with German aid In holding, AlfiPil April_ 16, I heavy, a headquarters communi- dined to cede to diemy pressure.” , pany ,;plant en d^ today with t a f were, paying heavhy in manpower. shy away from predictions for the troops for a time, ‘.’events 'could Hcf the’ Germans and Italians tak-' It w-as the first time the R. A. I que said ing supplies along the roads In the Although there still w-as no |return to w'ork*'-of day shift eni-l In fighting at Shakovo, Nazi pris- helicopter. Just at the moment take plgce which would offer un- F.'s heavy bombers had been over- Two Attacks on Vila X, communique concerning the re-} pioye.s; a company s|»oke»nian sald.| Plates tu’inatch in white-...... L9c each the military has the helicopter un .empns Doz. 69c Germany since the night of Aug, 2. Liberators teamed with medium (Continued on Page Mix) ported conference between v Ger- ixhe emplo.ves agrerti i t a ineelMl 14 Pc. Covert . (Continued on Papre Six). der a blanket, and nothing like the (Continued on Page.Four) . when they- made,^their last smash bombers, under a flghte-r cover of man Foreign Minister jbaphim . ing fo end the day-old *toPP*8^ flurry of publicity which occurred Wildcats, in two attacks on Vila Craabany ing attack, o n ' Hamburg. In the Von Ribbentiop and Baron Raf- he added. .Approximately L S W during the spring can be exp^ted interim; however,' Mosquito bomb airdrome, dropping 63 tons! of taele Guariglla, foreign minister we're idle, the official reported. Ml for a while. It seOmed from num ers'attacked targets in the Ruhr bombs and setting large fire.s. It in the Badoglio cabinet. Spanish was the sixth work stoppage In lessi Refrigerator Seta erous inq(uiries that: Report Ready and Rhineland last Wedneây was the heaviest bombing attack Will Not Head coriespondentii reached the .vime than a week In Buffalo area plantwl Beans 2 Lb.. 2Sc 1— ^The helicopter has excellent night and also hammered the cohi'jusion based on what Nazis,. .**■'.• * , I possibilities in the short range Rhineland last Saturday night (Continued on Page Mix) Food Agenev j told them and ’'optinilsm” w-hich C ould Have Stayed Out of War Is Found Alive ■field, but - - On Mine Uiii^ .while the R, A. F.’s heavy bombers ^ • they reported had spread through .Bern, Switzerland. -Aug. 10.—( $ 1 .2 9 2— It has at - present sonv» Were over Milan, Turin, and Genoa Treasury Balimce^ : official Berlin. —Berfito .Mussolini In his last mH No. 1 Potatoes Li»- 35c "bugs” which must—and,, en in northern Italy.' fiernians Can-Seize Sector \| tervlew with a correspondent of] gineers'feel Certain will— be work Wallace Denies He Will In the two weeks since MussoT'the Cnrriere' del Ticino of Lug 14-piece set of crystal glass that wiU fit any make of re Police Investigate, ed out to make it practical. Prediction Made Coun Attack. German Airdrome-. Washington, Aug. 10.—i,F)—The Freeh ■ Fighter planes which partici position of the Treasury. Aug. 7; lini’> fall, according to Italian re- -lunc 6—six weeks before t o dowai frigerator. Assortment of handy sizes, each having a cover 7 Piece, Refreshment-Sets The helicopter files vertically ^ Assunie ContYol , decorated with embossed vegetables; • , zarre Story of Army cil W ill iRefer Subjecl pated in sweeps over western Eu- Receipts, 3198,505,226.53; expen- 014ports the Germans have quietly fall—admitted Italy ■ could hate and horizontally. It hovers like a rfioved sufficient 'remained out afllie war. Oeacr Wife Held in Case. humming. bird by using rotating , To October Seusioh, aitures, 3262,492.661.93; riet bal Production, Rationing. and carefully Lbs. (OtmUnued o« Paga'SIx) ance; $9,095,T87,910.95.„ troops into the Po and Trieste re- Ing his visit to II Duce In the sp $ 2 ^ 5 to $ 4 .9 8 planes Or blades above the .body'of clous hall hr the Palazzo VeneT ' Albany, Ore., Aug. 10—(8V - Chicago, Aug. 10—(ff>—A com Washington. Aug. K).^—W — the correspondent, said he ton (Oonttnued qn Page six) Vice President Wallace, discount (Contlnued.on Page Six) Tftty Judith Gurney, kidnaped mittee'report on the appll^tlon of him lean but bearing his 60 Gold Band ,6ld FashkHi. Hqve o Large Supply of Boll John L. Lewie' United Mine Work-; ing reports that -he may be called Well "despite stomach ulcers fr - Flat Bottomed from\|he Albany hospital last era for reiMtatement In the Amer Too Many Imponderables On oy President Rixisevelt to aa- which he has been suffering.” Coniring 'iors. Quart Mason Jars Tuesdaywas found alive and ican Federation of Labor was aumi- general control over agri said Mussolini appeared sa4. healthy lasi^nlght, and police to Oakes Jovial ready. for submission to the AFL cultural production, .'pricing and Greater Grime rationing,' declared today he In : WASH BASI^TS day investigatad the blzari* atory Executive Counrit today, and one m Slashed from Staff Gold Buid Iced Toni and Ideal Jors. They are going^ Affect ^'D^ tends to keep hands oft price and [ * WathingtoB, . .\ug. 10-48 of a 36-year-old Army wife charg Infoimmd source êdlctsd the Problems Seen council 'Would refer the whdie sub food administration problems. I OWP'> domestic- division fast and we are unable to get more. ed wi'th the abduction. ' . •There Is 'nothing to those re-' _____ - , . ' ■ sUshed 777 employee from. ject to the'Oetoher convention, ' Los Angelas, Aug, 1(^(8*)—8a- ^ Addressing the .. subcommittee ea. Dlatrict Attorney Harlow Wein-i' ? Daniel J. Tobin, president of the p orts” Wallace told an interview-j , . 1,‘169-man staff to conform wit $ 1 . 19— $ 1 .39— $ 1.59 Glasses yesterday, he declared the indue rick aald tha woman, Mra Cathe Dinner Guest Night Be AFL Teamsters', union and chair lective Servtea Director Lawla B. er. He referred to a atatementipoliee Should Plait ■ eoneressloual, reduction of Me ■ rine Wright, foolgd her bqshand, a man of the Committee designated Hersbey frankly admits ‘’there are tioii suspeniiion o f key . aircraft piibiished recently by Spade, a| ■ o $3,’i30,«00 fr ALL KINDS OF JAR K t^ ^ workers ‘ is an emergency .meas- Coonlinaie Activities m young couple living with her ‘and fore Slaying Testifies to consult Lewis on the application too many imponderables involved” magazine circulated among Agri- qre, permitting full, reiriew o f the cult'iral Adjustment Adminiatra-. neighbors through nine months of he filed -last May, said “ the com right now to venture a gueSs m to W ith F oreijlil .Aijeucies! biennium.' Palmer Hoyt, dir x ^ 3 dozen 19c: feigned pregnancy, then appeared iAt Hekrifag ^ Today. mittee U not going to /make any situation by the War Manpower tlon county committeemen,, that j • - ^ ® !o f the OWI division, today whqt may happen in the fa’ther- SCREEN DOORS at home.laat Tuesday with a two- recommepdatipns, we are Just go commission: Shipyards, he said, the vice president âs the "big-' ' nitulated the reductions. He days-old baby. .'Nassau, Bahamas, Aug. io—(A) ing to give tbe couBcil a report of dixrt situation. must prove the* need if they want gest to head a possible new Detroit. Aug-. 10- -iJ")—Asserting 46-ufflce a»id field uDeratlons operation I Jar Lids and Masopi Jor Caps the same policy applied to them. production - »>rice - rationing set-jthat___ _ law- enforcement agencies ot Smoothly Finished and Varnished Hardwood Admits Stoalliig Child T-Slr Harry Oakes waa described our meeting with Mr. Lewis." 'I)o-< ‘^ o u tel) me what the situation Im-pu eliminated, and the She confessed to a chUd-ateaUng bin would not predict What the fit Eiurope, in Russia and in the Pa Emergency iMeosurea 'Applied up to stipersrtle the Office ot} the United Nations will face post- picture se<-llori virtually •i.y today’as jovial, ftiU of. Ufa and in "We hive always applied' emer P|-lce Administration and the War 1.war crihie prubleins ’’greater Uiam ' and Lids diarge, Weinrick said, but only af 'OOuncU's action wropld hie. cific will be in two weeks or a Ished. ter her story of giving birth to the high spirits the night before his Would Weaken ■ AnU-Roohevelt Bloe' month, and I’ll tell you how the gency. measures in cases where in Food Administration, ■ any they have yet encountered,” 2 ’- 8 ’ k 6 ’ - ^ ’ $ 4 .10 Hasn't Given Any Advice’ !,Frank J. Wilson, chief of the Uni- child in the A lt ^ y hospital had bludgeoned and burned body waa 'Pie effect of delaying action on draft will be wrorking," said the dustry ..tells us the situation is, -MoHoiki to Quash tlted been refutad by nurses and doc found-,. July 8, on ia charred bed at Lewis' application 'Would be to keep major general, here to'testify be at the moment, untenable," he “ I have not given' the OPA any; ted States Secret service, said to- Pittsburgh, .Vug. 10—i

— advice ano I nave -not given M ar-! day that police departments of this 15 hours’ burning timp tors who said she hgd not been a Westbou.me, the multi-millionaire's the miners' votes and voice put.of fore X House Military Affairs aub- stated. "However, you -can't beep lions to quash five I"*****;, Larger .Sizes $ 4*50 industry alive on emergency meaa- vln Jones ( the War Food admlnls- ^ ahd neighboring 'couhtrles should In ever}’ candle. 16 patient and by a doctors’ oxami- rambling ektate. the laat Federation cotiventl He testified at a preliminary vember.' tom o f the barrel and pool all|the aakpd the draft director: good then and.that farmers .gen said: ■ ' erally are. not c'oihplainlng about “ After ths war thoulands of tered for the 30 men, I" had no ebild 'at home until last hearing for Alfred de Martgny, Sir The AFL council member, who manpower we have before we turn' "WIU fathers in some stateii be a Fedeml grand Jury Ine Tuesday. * Harry's aon-in-law. who la chaiged sponsored Lewis; application. Wll- to fathers." called before fathers In .other the prices they are receiving for helicopters.or airahipa may be over our heads rushing across the bor Ing reoent work sto p fifi^ Weinrick said this Is tbs itofy with murder. ,• Uism U HutebeaOn, pnsldsnt o f the Du* to Rapid Develepneat Htates?” ' their producta. ■outhwentera Pennsylvanto of tbs Iddnaptng: • Hubbard said he acooptsd an in Carpenters' union, is active Ip Re General Herehey also ndd he be iW e are trying to work that ' Wallace, who was secretary of ders of cities, Staten, Judicial dis- agriculture, before he was elected trlcts and ot nations. Crimea may eo*l fields, by their attoffffiJIV After months of declaring aha vitation to dine with Sir Harry and publican poUQea. LewU’ back lieved doata cC CaUfomia's mast- problem out." - General Hersbey mer ReA Bsirry A. I waa going to have a baby, Mrs. Christie, and took Mra Henhag* ground is RepubUcaii. tao. He sup power-draft problema, on ' which answered. “But non-fathers wlU vice preeldent in. 1040, declined to be conunitted in them and they dlacuse next yearia political put- may„bo used to r varique criminal r . P, SbhaonnMker Wright Inapeeted tha A lb a ^ hoa- with him to Westhonme. tliey ported President Roosevelt in 19.36 the aubcomnuttee began ','hearthga exist in labor areas because we day, Aug. IB, for pUaL six blocks away Aug. 1, than look or to elaborate on h)f| recent activlUes. Here ia one' of many played' checken, he related, until but later - Ij^roke with him,-and last week, are due to the state's sre constantly afraid to cut too nwtJoae, Trial* •f the. rapid development as an industrial close to the minimum .in ptodne- (C'hatlnued ea Paga peurh (t)MHo4isd ep Fogs Feurg rtgion fince th» outbreak pr war. tive crtiters.’/ . tOenUnised ea Page FourK PAGE Roofft'velt Plan ' Urges Lifting Used on Righting Boston, It Will Increase Dried Product for Chinese Ban 10.—{g^'-^P*^nt- . Jacksonville, Fla., Aug. 10—i/n * 7 Bet(7 M »cDoii*ld,^ more than a third out of every ed to the cou^ aa a beggar by^d^y, Export apd May\Give Bread Extra —Oil distributors in . this area ra- New York, Aug; 10—(>P)— Salv NlEA Steff CorreamiKlmt \ five pounds. and as an uniformed ported today they had been or-, John Cozdz of Oakland Special Tawn age methods being used to raise Would Offset Jap Prop WMhlnoton. — DepMtment of, _ , .?****• *'“**• ice man who advantage of Nutriment, Saj^ Maddox dered by the Office of Petroleum Street Dies-of'Wounds ; to her home in Wellesley, Msm*. the . former French liner Norman A l l k ^ A ^ 1 During the next few montha, no Administrator for War .to confine About Town ing no trace behind, not even a leg aganda Pointing To ^gflculture wgiena can only offer, apare tires unless free recreatton at bight. Miles E. or two. Saturday. After spending a few die are almost. identical w ith-a Ryan, Jr., 32, of BostM, today was !>• Oaynor Maddox ■» job money tdNspend for the milk their sales to 76 per cent of their, I Believed in Sicily. Ellington; flays with her nephew Dr. Harris Stafford Sprin^.^ Meet^Tonight ^lueetlimted*’ of the effect on the he’s a fireman, doctor or one of the original August allocation. The Bditon Albert B. BiUard, son-in-law of plan roughly sketched by Presi ward ■ Separate Peace. ehd markets of 20,0(^,000 , few people allowed to travel at fast convicted in FederaK court of NEA and Markets Editor which nutritiotnets have been tbll- Mrs. William Putnam and two Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Smith, •price, 'Who has been spenfllng John O. Notto making false statementWo his Se order, effective AUg. 6. was sigpied - Word has. been received that Mrs. Clyde iBorshall Mr*.. O. F. Herr sevefkl weeks at hit former Tol \ dent' Roosevelt two days after the Gardeiw, but there’a one : speeds . . . OPA hM a*t maximum We face imminent rationThg of ihg' themj they shbuld have. Fur- by C. A, Peterson, head of the daughters of Plermont, N. H., are haa been called to California on 4BS-S, Rockville 47t, Stafford giant vessel was swept by fire a Washington, Aug. 10—OP)—^To V .. . ___ I priceaôr dry oAiona^from July 15 lective Service boaWl and^wearing visiting Mrs. PutnamA mother. Phone 405$ business connected wdth the Serv land hom'e'TThe Price Homestead.” Td Rescind Vote Tajten ah Army uniform fraudulently. fluid milk. There are many rea- m eat^ o rU g e haa Supplleayand Distribution Division John Oozdz, son of Mr. and-MrSj, year and a half ago,. says Mayor offset Japanese propaganda which t h t a f ^ y do know: i trough th» balance oiT 1943 / . . ■nti. . . . -u. _ f prompted many peopl#\to drink Mrs. Myrtle Corlis>, and sister, John Gozdz, of 287 Oakland street, ice department of the United Air Regatdlesa of the ban on gaso E. H. LaGuardla. T hefe^^^ be increased buy;.êrvice fii««s pien wasoh auasvruQisfurlough tcapajrmay pre- Ckjvemment invesUgators^toId sons^ Two of the'mare the enorm- {ôre'milk and use it in of the petroleum administrator in Mrs. Wallace Jones of Phelps road. Following are ' the tire Certlfl- craft Corporation, East ■Hartfp.nl, Mis* Nellie E. McKnight and line toere was «ui unexpected num At Previous Session he jStdd "definitely is pointliig to Judge Francis J. W- Ford the Atlanta region. a member o f‘the Canadian army Accident Victiiii The. mayor disclosed this yester, Jng oppornujitlea in the n caY'- ]...... sent applications.to any convenient oui demands of o u r^ m e d Forces cooking because milk ie aX flrst cates issued by the Bolton War of which he is an employe. Mfs, h4r mother have returned from a ber present at' the'annual church Settin^Bndget Debate. day during a visit to the scene of ward a separate peace yritli future for pbQple who yveren''i' ration board while on leave to iliye Ryah feigned a paralyzed left * Ml. "“'Dease for orM skim, class source of snimsi protein PeUrson declared at Atlanta for the past three years, died of BiUard Is spending the time during school picnic, held on tha Federat able to plant Vkôry ^ a td e n s, before his draft board, although the order applied to the entire The daughter bpm Saturday Price and Rationing Board for the vlrit with.Mr. and Mrs. Bralnard ed Church green, Friday, 'August / operations several hours before China,’*' Repreaontattve GoUett valuable holiday time, OPA ah-, flghtingvpiod. : can be used as an' alternate morning at the Hartford hospiUl wounde received In action, on her husband’s' absence with her Lvntah and family of Amherst. Dies in Stafford the 79,000-ton ship achieved a 4St (D., Tex.) today urged repeal of because America’aNmiateur war nounces . . . Ceramic stoves and waa in good phyaical condition. \p m e a change. Only a few êars meat was is- mohth of July: New tires: GaSprln parents. - * 6. A variety of game*, and ftioy- Rockville, Aug. 10—(Special)— farfhers are producing’ôugh for During the day, they added; he col back, this w rller-sat^fore aSilab Wash- to Mr. ahd Mrs. Al/red P. C3iris> July 10. A telegram from the Masa.- degree anglq, the position at which the Chinese exclusion act as . soon room heaters will soon .be'on the Some prominent dairy farmers tensen of 23 EIro street, has been Camtdlan government announcing Morra, 1; CTiarles F. Lamb, 1 and Miss Florence E. .Smith, princi The Hall Mepiorial library ing picture* inside the church, 'Va special to-wn meeting will be Na-vy experts said actual salvage as: Congress reconvenes ,next their own neeâr^ This iayi^ true; market, following \V|>6 approval. lected as much aa $4Q in a week by of the roast beef oifhtd-lCngla urge that only 40 per cent ofpUr the PAW. pal ^ ^ h e Seymour school, WeSt cation school exhibits of the differ Stafford Springs, Aug. .10.—— held at the 'Town Hall, this evening however, ofTnilt, which will p^ba- begging. At night, testimony con in s famous London re sta u i^ He axpreased belief that it waa an named Janet Louise. Mrs. Chris the death, was received by Gozdz’ 1 t(ibe; John Winkler, 1 and one opened Monday ahd will continue and refitting work could begin. month., . , . OPA has eatshli'shed dollars si milk supply be rationed. Tney tensen prior to her marriage waa brother Sigmund, who resides In tube; Albert Downing, 2; Ralph Hartford,nIs improving slowly from on its regular schedule. ent classes and bountiful supply of Timothy 81nclalr,''T4, of Cushman at eight o’clock.- LaGuardia recalled that two Gossett, a member of the bly iM ^ârce and expensive and cents ceiling {iriees on reject- tinued, he donned the uniform of asked tha waiter, “W l»t would it~-«ational,, not regional ra "emergency, measure" and would the ap^tlzlng fata kept the an Army private and enjoyed the Miss Edna jFredericksen of Hart- TalcottviUc/' Strickland, 1: ' Arthur Smith, 1; the effects of her brokeh ankle. Pfc. John Flucklnger of West Village, South‘ Barre, Mass., In At this time the vote takeh at a days after the ship had sunk he Houjie lmmlgralôn;ômmittee,.de- ' isd raincoats pnglnally manufac you think Ifsa man ordered a glass tioning, too7"Th«._5emalnder, they be lifted aa Soon the situation j ford. Anna Date. 1; (Clifford Btsiell, 2 She is abl^xt® about on youngsters of th* community in a (a^while, government nutri* free entertainment intended for of milk? Englishman shud- improved. May Be III Sicily road haa been trdnaferred to jured a week ago In ah automb; special town meeting on January had sat with the president In the cla;^ the'-Japanese already haVA''- tured for WAC and enlisted Army, explain^ should beused for dried - Although the telegram did not and 2 tubes; Thomas Skinner, 4 crutches aiid hopes to take up her Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif. happy mood. White House discussing the dis adopted separate peace tactics by ' tioniats are campaigning for im men, now available to civilians. iegitimate service men. dered. , "Oh, ’d think It very milk ancKother restricted or rs- work In teaching pext fall. A large audience was present at bllp-blcycIe acdldent qh the Wilbur 20, 1942 will be reconsidered. This mediate planting of root crops, Ball of $6,000 was continued, odd, sir."- indicate where GOzdz met his tubes; (Chesterfield Pirie. 4; Earl Mason Steele, son of Mrs. . Ray Cross Parkway in Ashford, died aster. At; that time, he said, Mr. "relenting on atrocities" in oceu'- tibned d aiix products which are death I't was believed that he was Rogers, 1 tube; William H. Hand, Mrs. Charles CL/Sellers was mond Steele of Main street, who the 4-H Summer, Round-up held In vote set the third Tuesday in Roosevelt drew a rough plan show (onions, beets, carrots, rutabagas )- pending dlapoaition Of the case. However, the Witr Food ^-Ad- more econoim»l from the view among those who tookPart In a the Tolland 'Federated church today In a hospital here, pied- the Last night, pumping operations out candy to (Chinese children." 15 Paralysis Cases of waste. Hostess at PaHy sion of Sicily nor, 2; John Patelll, 1; Richard P. panel discusaton on .plans for Pvt. William Milton Downe*. with a Welcome given by William evening will be asked to rescind continued as the liner reached the Itaent of Agriculture. staggering total of ’74 Û on In genersl, the bskihg industry The discussion waa sponsor ,E. Anderson, followed by sohgb. parkway from a side road an'd suf IJheral Terms Seen LUwly . j, , Yeast Increase pounds of dried skim milk. Tê After leaving Canada for Eng Moonan, 2 and 2 tubes; Aldo Peace, son ^ Mr. and Mra. Gordon fered jnulttple fractures of the this vote. It is expected that 45-degree angle and offictels said "And the Nipponese," he toM backs this sttitude to the theme You and your 'tire s will live land. Gozdz was married to an 1: Andrew Paggioli, 2; George I. the commission to study organ! .Downee df Maple avenue, who ia James T. Laldlaw, the Tolland the I.work waa progressing so To meet added civilian and milî- Under Treatment Engileh kre now drinking reconsu- song of "good old bread anoNpiilk. ôn for peace. County 4-H chairman gave a 4alk head, arms and legs. vote will be taken to revert to the an Interviewer, "probably will of tao^ needs, yeast Industry |«pre- Miss Lee Hills of the Boulevard, longer If you remember to 'slow English girl and they have a year Burke, 2; William C. Barker, 4; tn the medical battalion at Camp former practice Of holding this an smoothly it might not be necessary fer liberal terms. Including th* Deaths tuted i^lk as well aa all ths fluid Tê more'dried milk used In West Hartford, gave a party Sat down on^curves. andâ half old son. ' ' Harold P. Sorensen. 2. " ■! Miss Alberta Hilding. daughter Fldkett Va., is home on a short on club work. A motion pi/iture, The car was operated by the to move her into the Hudson river Mntatives In Washington ^ *■'' ■ J '".'I milk^tbey can produce. ihg bread, the better it is as a f of Mr;-, and Mrs. Albert W. HUd- ‘Men of Tomorrow,” a movl* of Rev. Stgfrled E. Green of Man nual budget meeting op the date of driivery of Hong Kong to the Chi gtodyfng m e tl^ s of increasing urday evening at the home of her Grade three tires to Mario Mpr- furl^gh. the anniiAt town meeting lni,(5ctp- to complete .ê righting task. neses government. They would Mrs. Ernest D. Smith, Jr. Ne\^ HaVen, Aug. 10—(JF>—A to . Also,-the Office of Foreign Re and the richer It tastes, they saj^ vandmother, Mrs. George M. Cox ra. 2 and 2 tubes; (Carrie Dletrich- ing, la spending her summer vaca Dr. Leonard Levine of Maple 4-H club work, with special atten chester, now a chaplain stationed prMuction. The posdlbiyty of Mr*- Margaret Webb Smith tal of 93 new cases of poliomyelitis lief end RehsbUltstlon will take Bakers consider 6 per cent of milk Every milbxsaved today nasr So tion at the home of her uncle and tion to "Vegetable G a rd ^ ," was at Harvard Unlverslty.- ber; This action \wlU ^ In -ac'' hope by such a move to be able to ualpg grain Instead of tholasses oTs6 Hudson street this town. Her worth 10 miles'to your automobile ! sen, 3: Grace Meslck, 2; Ettorle avenue n u returned from a- cordance with the recommendAtlon prolong the war -with us or to ne wife of Ernest D. Smith, Jr., died (mfahtile paralysisi have de^lO'p- around 104 ifailllon pounds of the solids the proper amount In bread. a year from today. Fake Testimonial Brochetto. 1; Orra Strickland. 2. aUnt, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F.. Ward, week’s vaciriion. shown. There was a cognition Sinclalr leave* his motheft was suggested as a . (xmservation Isst night at the Memorial Hoa- ’’fighting food;" As our Army gueHa ln:luded Mias Alice Hig In Providence, R. I. She Is em of leaders- condlic^ by Miss Doro^ of the Tax Commissioner’s office. gotiate better peace terms with measure. A substitute for wax ed in New Haven and West'ljâven But Food Distribution Order 1 cut gins, Miss Beatrice Schrambach Two motorcycle tires to Aldo Miss. Ha*el\Flnancd of Main Necessary transfers lif the budget loloii Opt pital, to which institution she was since Aug. 1, Health-Officer Dr. chalks up victories, still more will the maximum amount to 4 per AUsaldi; truck tires to- Bernard A. ployed by the Hartford Bank ft streev has roturned from a. week’s thy M. Morton” ahfl plans for the The marriage of Miss Evelyn iia." . packaging is also being~studied. removed earlier in the day. Joseph I. Linde, reported today. be needed for the starved people of cent. However, today,, they can’t and.LUlVHlUof West Hartford; Oil consumption is 'nearly five Is Being Probed Tni.st company. future as well as a pMn for a fair Lester,, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. for t,b« fiscal year ending-August Gossett is author of. a bin pro Moie Beef . occupied. regions. . Mias LeonssYaconlello of Hartford times greater at 60 m iles^r hour Bockua. 1; Herbert R. Cross, l and vacation spent at Old Orchard, 31, 1943 will also be made. FatIuM posing to reduce overall immigrar : \ The daughter of Mr. enClub Work' in Actlon,’’SMi and^Mra. Medose Labonte of Staf annually. and allow Chihes* al supplies this autumn, with the, this towm 19 yetlra ago, and was of dried milk to set aside 75 per this year. ^ Also present atKê party were Gas consumption in your auto sFentner, president of the Accurate the prolonged walling of the fire .shown a.s well ak a picture, "Oi ford street, took place Saturday sponsored by the Rockville Chap New Britain. Aug. lO.—(/Pi— ready legally resident in, America aeeent on beef. It’s expected that ’The 9^ cases In nin'e days repre- Pfc. John Bruce, \|Mc. Arthur The Quarryvllle Red (Cross Sew farm to Mr. and Mr*. Howard Cox ter of the American Red Cross will Aduated from Manchester High S6i ^ 'a n increase over the normal cent of their production for Gov The combination of wheat flour mobile at 60 miles per hour is al 'Tool Company, 390 Capitol aven ing group .will not meet on Wed siren a t'' the Green. Accord of Chestnut Hill, (?onn. tb.e Road to Topiorrow.” The pro evînn a t . 9 o’clock in St. Ed Oong.-at-large B. J. Monklewicz to become citizens. abbbt 9,227,200,000 pounds of school in the clgsa of 1941. Her ernment uae. Donahue, Pfc. Ernbet Newell, most double what it is at 30. ue here, reported today to the ing to reports from some distance gram closed with the 4-H Club continue this evening with the sec (R) ia opposed to the drafting of ' During hearing* ' laat spring, /hMd will be produced during the rtsie in infantile paralysis sufferers and the dt»ojpl«te proteilKof milk Staff Sergeaitt Robert\MulIem, nesday of this week for sewing. Gordon Dimock of Main street ward’s churoh The Rev. Emery St, ond session, starting at eight huabebd^ whom' she wee married' at this period of the year, Dr. Although the production of dried solids ,makes g ^ nutHtloitkl State Labor Department that on However, the group will meet In the town .this'was heard fairly ufho is employed by an Insurance Pledge. y . Germaine assistant paator per fathers "as a matter of prlnclple,”- KiUsoo Haan, Washington repre fiscal year, and civilians will milk may be 70 per cent higher Master SergeanOWayne ^-^plne well at Amston but at some parts o”clock. There will be a talk on and favors an "immediate bpeclal sentative of the Slno-Korean Peo lest Decmter was a meml^'of Linde ^ d . He described some of sense, especlslly at a tirts when There are 11,500 parts required May 13 he was approached by a Wednesday, August 18. for sewing Company In Hartford, has .been Friday, Au^st 13, at the Tol formed the. single ring ceremony, Lisaster Relief at this session. the same clisa end is e,t.pfe^t the eases aa "rather mild” and than in 1940; there will be only cereals are the only f c ^ we have and Sergeant Carroll Koch. ’or a center fuselhge section apd Jack Madden, claiming, to repre of Gilead waa not heard at all. spending his vacation at his home. land Town Hall Ihe Tolland-Junior Miss Eunlce'^<9iarnpagne of Staf session of Confess to le^slate ples League, predicted JapafT enough for the nioat essantial In the morning and the Women’s There was the usual bell ringing, Council to Meet against It," If it is "the Intention would make A peace offensive lit an aviation cadetjn trsu^r at others as showing definite signs of enough of and when meat is nose section of the Martin mbdium sent the State Labor Department,,' Society for (Christian Service meet Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes of Leaguers are to, sponsor an old- ford Springs sel^tâ as bridesmaid A meeting Of the City Council Memphis, Tenn.ivnn. HAnu< enteredenierea ,ine the paralysis. civilian, Lend-Lease and military scarce. Everyona. eats bread. But bomber. and soliciting .funds purporting'to ing at 2 p. m., the same afternoon. and two "vlctlma” were brought up Main street are entertaining their fashioned, dance'for the benefit of and (^nto Basile of Torrington of the Selective Service boards to China by September. HAan early service In April, needs. T, G. Stitts, Chief Dairy In a station wagon from Amston will be held this evening at seven draft fathers at the present time.” in 194).‘predicted,, the attack on ce in ^prll,^lnc4 which tfilne Linde said there were 46 definite the best combination is not of re Elderly Woman be for a testimonial to . the State Ladle* Benevolent Meeting granddaughter. Miss Mildred Rider the Red Cross. Frank Kalas Is to was best man. Following the cere 6’clock at the Council rooms. Mrs. Smith " • h^made her home polio cases under treatment here, and Poultry Division Branch, Food fined white flour, even though en Labor Commissioner, C. J. Dsn- The Ladles Benevolent Society to the Hebron casualty station. of Dover. N. and her chum furnish the music ««îth Peter Mil mony a reception for Immediate He issued a statement yesterday Pearl Harbor. Distribution Admtnia|ratlon, says twin-engined Beechcraft They were Mrs. Orrin Smith of Connumer Committee with her patents. inclpdlng thqse admitted to the riched, and milk solids, but of the AT?! mre especially designed for aher. of the Bolton Congregational from Brookfield, Maas., Miss Rid ler, J r / of Manchestir-as promp families was held at the bride's A meeting of the Consumers’ declaring, *T am opposed to the Although It held long hearing*s.. j In Memoriain The^Kceased leaves besides'bgr hOB^tal prior to Aug. 1. the total milk production for the Whole grain flour which retains far Amnesia Victim Mr. Fentner said that hs con Amston and Mrs. Herbert Porter ter. 'fte Junior Leaguers are also home. Upon their-return from an drafting of fathers as a matter of on bills proposing repeal of tha la toving memory of my husband first third of' 1943 was the largest train rof navigators. church will hold an open meeting of the Hbbron-Amston Road. They er’s former home. Price committee will be held this hiisbhnd and parents, a b ro th e l more nutrients. . tributed a check of $100 which on Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at the Edward’Hv. Brace is stationed at sponsoring the program and honor unannounced wedding trip the evening at seven oiclock at the practical principle. I do. not favor Chinese exclusion act, tha Immi Frank Diana who passed away Aua. Jtbbert Wshb. and a sister. Miss on record. Yet he warns that the ' Borne experts inislat that the was cashed on May 14. His sus were "resuscitated’’ and given roll, in Tolland. their Induction Into the armed gration committee has not pr*-' Mth, 1*10: supply of dairy products nowhere Pilot lit \pressurs suits have home of Mrs. John Trotter of Bol treatment by first alders who were Greensboro, N. C., where he will couple will make their home on office of the Vernon Ration Board;- aaiiareaMildred Webb.wt best method' of distributing ' our Albany, N. V.. Aug. 10— been us--d at xaltltudes of over picion •. was aroUsed. however, ton Center, All women of the receive training as an air cadet The Tolland Ration Board dur West Main street. The bride at At this time the group will discuss forces until after every other sented legl.slatlon t o the HoiU* Ton laft behind a broken heart. F lo r a l arrangements,I in charge Aê^Gas Suppfy appro.iches the demand. milk supply is through dry milk in An elderly woman found sitting on whx'i he received another Solicita community arc' cordially Invited to on hand to take charge. Mahlon H. Cooley who has been ing • the week ending July 31, source of our manpower Is drain floor for action. That loved you-ao aincara. That's becauie consumption of 56,000 feet. The Rev. George M. Milne, pas tended Stafford schools and Is em the various Important features ,of That naver did. and never will o^.Y«ark Holmss, H await the home- bread and other bakery products' porch steps of a residence, with tion from a Thomas Kelly for the attend. Games and cards will be 111 for some months, haa returned granted purchase certificates' for ployed at the Pratt & Whitney air their visits on the merchants of ed." Forget you Frank dear. ^ ,e»mlngmlng of the young hueband. Still^ping Down fluid zniik by c lv ili:^ alone has which are widely used by the low-j .several thousands dollars In nego- same purpose. Checking with played and the usual food .auction tor of the Hebron and Gilead Con to his position at the COrdtsen tire and tubes to the following Hickey Re-Elected Chsdmaa lnc|»ased about 29 per cent over Smell df gaaoline'N»ound the gregational -churches, and 'Mrs, craft division. East Longmeadow. the town, and also new rulings Though’absent from me'yet avar.eo er income groups, who need this' liable securities in her possession, engine is usually due toNoose con' the Labor Department he finds will be held and In addition there Dairy. persons: Joseph Lemek, R.F.D. No. Mr. Labonte also attended the which have been adopted. ■ near ■ pre-P^rl Harbor days. Thirty, mil- food more than any other group in' was under hospital treatment for MUne, have spent the past week The Ellington Fire, department 1. Tolland, defense, One tire and Lucky oa Doughnuts Detroit. Aug. 10—— Everett Connecticut state police last nigh t . came toda^rom Kenneth B,Baok- V------—— — _ —_ jQ establish her identity. here often accounts for t h e ^ r The state police is. now investi doing chaplain duty with his bat Adams on East street, Saturday and Mrs. Paul Gampp of West was committed to Tolland Jail for og«not divide. , ' ] gating the case.' , morning, to what is known as the Gcrhring, R.FiDi No. 2, Tolland, J. Parker’s job was to get 12 doz was re-elected general chaltmaa man, reglonm OPA adminUttator, gave to the bridegroom a leather! Papers found in a black leather buretor going, dry. when the car talion since he completed his train farmer, one tube; Pasquale Srina, Main . str et at the Johnson Me two months and ordered to pay en doughnuts for u lodge plhnlc. of the State and Provinctnl seetkm , Sadly mlaesd h ^ h t e loving wife The funeral of Mrs. Lotis Boga- that the non-si^nUal driving ban billfold, and to her attendants r^*'^*'*''* •>“»• held the ee- stored overnight. H rbron ing some weeks ago. - He plans to Old T ^ t farm, to a fire in one of morial hospital. costs of $9.96 by Judge Laurence Beta II. Dlanjk^ pearl necklaces. The bridegroom’s ' purities. name of Mrs. the rooms in the main part of the R. F.D, Tolland, defciisc. one tube. He stopped to pick Op the sinkers of the International Assodatlori at. cuik, of Ridgewood street, who for New England motoiigta would return next Saturday to headquar The Ration Board also -granted Mr. and Mrs. Henry J..OiIlette M. Dillon in the RockvMlo City on his w ^ to'the park, but found Chiefs of Police. Bruce Smitit - ' be lifted "as soon aa the emergen gift to the bride was a sapphire ^““belle Bangs Henry, but no ad- License plates for 1943 . take ters, and expects to be told at that house that is not occupied. The of Stafford street announce the Court on Monday on a charge of died at the Manchester Memorial A third little phlneae girl, Jean floor was badly ^burned os was certiflates Included to July 24 the bakeshop and three, other the Institute of labile AdmîMi hospital Sunday, will bs held from cy permits and perhaps sooner-' pln, and to his best man and dress. She had $384 in cash in such forms as windshield stickers, [ngagemenis Gong, Is being entertained in He time where he will be stationed. John McComb, defense, one tire approaching marriage of thel* vagrancy,, He was Arrested by buildings had burned to the tlon. New York City, v^^^ tenaate^ than a course cf caution would al- f ushers, billfolds. , a pocketbook. date tabs,, and even wooden slats. He does not think that he will be mattress that was on the floor. 'Die daughter Xliss Dorothy R. (Toilette Supernumerary Frank Klnders- tbs William P. (juiah funeral home bron for a vacation of two weeks orig;in of the Are ia not known at and tube; He'hry Szemreylo. R. ground. "We , couldn’t save a an advisor. ^ tomorrow moxmlng at 9:80 and low." The bride is a graduate of Rock- i traveling bag bore the la- or longer. She is the guest of Mr. sent out of this country. While F. D. 2, defense. 1 tire; RichardtoToland D, Cantln, son of Mr. and berger while sleeping in a truck Ihlng,’’ sold the prdprietor, "but Hublard-Friedrith ville----- High______school and____ is employed »- Hartford,------Conn.,------hotel.I Stronger, lighter propellers are here Mr. and Mrs. Milne called on the present tlnie. Mrs^Dme^ (Tantin of Groton. The on private property. —'T— ------—/ from SL James’S' church at 10 Backman asserted that ‘,‘rps and Is at present sta was greatly benefltted. Sfte wants was the guest preacher at the St. Naval Aviation Cadet and will JMd^snrKftg both too and w atar MacAvoy, 24, Brooklyn, N. Y„ has a h 'a ^ a d y dangerously low Inven- nine o’clock by the Rev. James Q.' Airplane tires, pulled out of the tioned at Scott Field, III. \ . to see if she Can help the little Gilead two weeks past on business. John’s Episcopal church in Rock later be, assigned ,for an advanced city 10 years ago. He waa em Dolan in'" St. Bernard's churcii,' Oakland, Calif.,' Aug. IC Ifth bishop of the Roman Catho sea near Pearl Harbor after 15 Mrs. Cora Gates is the guest of ployed In the local mills. He signed a confession admitting the to^.'^Righ’^.-now that Inventory is .-P)- lic diocese o f. Ogdensburg. Before I No date has been set for ths Chinese girl along the same lines, ville, Sunday, Aughst 8< course to Colgate University. He caratotty airolda w aata x slaying of 16-year-old Anna MUroy going down, not up." - _ Rockville.. Pklms and pink and More than 400 policie-r-clty . mill- years, still had air in them. I wedding. Mrs. Stanley Nygreh is spending Mrs. Grace ITiompson at her cotr graduated from Stafford High a member of St. Bernard’s chijrclf white gladiolss decorated the -•••'>' shore patrolmen- assehablage that included a The Ladles Aid Society of the tage at Crystal Lake. j.- and the National Slovak L«aê. Of Sutton. ’The nude and battered -broke Canadian archbishop, a Chinese \.th l8 week visiting her parents in Gilead Congregational church will school and prior to entering the Body of the girl was found in the Maohinisto Retom to JotT^ sltar^ ’ -.1 up a, riot at a Negro dSncidance in the Blnemy 'radio detectors are not; Yugos'av Cabinet Quits Massachusetts. She plans to join Ellington Grange will hold, a service he was employed at the He leaves his wife/- Mrs. Mary Hie bridal attendants were Mias auditorium early today. I bishop, nine other 'jiahopsJlahops and 300 accurate on a fast alnriane flying hold- the monthly .meeting at the "poverty” party Wednesday eve Mu.ska Skolian^/ A son. Stephen. weeds near a gnvel^ road, a mile low. hef'husband In Florida in the near home 6t Mrs. Merton Hills on Pratt & Whl.tney Aircraft cor Stamford, Aug. 10—(g’)—Yale 'London, Aug.' 10.;— — Prime future< She Is accompanied by ning in the Ellington Town Hall Wi!I»ii. ma- maid of h w o r r liid - M ^ machine-guns and tear! ceremony by the Most Rev, ' Mfhister Mimiloa Trlfunovlc has her soiii' Chirt. ard Martin and Mrs. George Bain Miss Jennie H CTiureh The marriage-of'Migs Olga Anna Demeo of Mancherter sistef oY the '^•500 Ne- bishop of Syra-| ^ .The surface of the moon con- handed the blanket resignation of Mias R6m Distler of Amston has business meeting. Members, who Brook', Mrs. Arthur Wohllebe and f AVIS yotir g t a ln clospi. the girl had been raped. 'chinUts members of the ' local ; tains 14,657^900 squafe miles. are the assistant hostesses. Armclin .daughter of Mra Made.lln Mrs. Robert Fisk of Manchester, Lodge IW LJntematlonal Associa bridegroom, and Miss HelenS: f Every’ avail- the entire Yugoslav cabinet to King returned f r ^ a visit w'Hh friends Rev. and Mrs. peorge M. Milne fall to come in an appropriate cos „ „ „ . Armelln of Gold street to Jo.seph' O’Heam of Norwich, bridesmaids. able policeman in the city was .'f ------■ Peter II, it was announced to in AUenhurst.'N. J. tume must pay the penalty of a Mrs. Herman Usher of Eagle- caronia. Jr„ son of Mr. anfl-^fra. Mrs. John Tumas of Washington, i^SAVlS rubber Appeals' For Lo);alty tion of MachifttstA returned to left Gilead Monday morning after D. G., Mrs. George Farrington of their jobs at the plant'today after Joseph Hublard, Jr., was best man ordered out on the second of two Short M’Sve Reception Impaired i The moon’s diameter is 2,160 night. The biggest ihvy’s work to date spending last week at the parson small fine. , . ville spent Thursday with her Joseph Caronia of Neiy- 'London, for his brother and the ushers riot callSj/and a special force of ' miles. \ completed at the R^d Cross robm* Rockville; two sisters, Mrs. John V ' S A V IS »h »lla c . Bern, SwiUerland; Aug. 10.—(iP) being absent since 9 a. m. Satufc age. Mrs. Milne plans to stay parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Royce | tbok place ye.sterdSy morning Muska and Mrs. August Pollock of -were Robert Friedrich, brother of 300 military police was called -in New York. Aug. 10.—(iO—Sun Total Abstinence Urged In the making of s'urgical dresa- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. in St. . E jtw 'a r d ’ a church. —Adolf Hitler’s newspaper Voel- day when they left to "attend a from a" nearby camp. spots and electric dleturbkncee The city of Akron takes ■R* name Ings by the Hebron iWfnch was in South Wllilngton. Broad Brook and four jraridchil- mm Â^niposiHon mafgrldl thot kischer Beobachter, appealed to Beting.” Th^ remained away the IjrixK and Paul Hublard, John Odell-In Rye. N, Y. , The Rcv.,Et{iery St. Germaine, as- brother of tKfr britjeffroom. continued today to impair ehort from the Greek word meaning Philadelphia. Aug. Id—(>n— accomplished last Thursday, when Mrs. Jules Reblllard and daugh Tbllantl People are more or less busy | dren. takes Hie place of real rubber ’ day for loyalty on the home front from their jobs fiaturday and yes wave radio reception in the Unit "high place," 1,275 4x4 dressings w’ere counted canning but not as much is being The funeral will pa held on Wed TEA as the attitude of the civilian popu terday but reported as usual to The bride who viêiplvetj in mar- Resigns Army Po»t Formation of total abstinence so ter Shirley, returned to their home riup ceremony, bride was at- stair treads. Will not, rot with naê by her father wore a ed States. • I cieties in all colleges, high schools., and packed up to be forwarded to in New Britain, after visiting at Mr*. John H. Steele done as last vear. tended by her sister Miss Rose nesday morning at 8:30 a. m. at lation toward the heavy bombings day-with no explanation forth .TTiere are alpioet three million the Columbia parent iphapter. Tlie 1178-S. Rockville'’' Charles Rada of WiOipgtbn the WWte Funeral Home and at 9 ag e.. . . Non-slippery. fllR pI of the Reich and -the military re coming. of white bridal satin triinmed with' and elementary schools was urged the honie of Mr. and Mrs. Wln- Armclin 'as bridesmaid and Sam lace Insets, and flnger-tlp /v eil.; •Washington Aug. 10.—fjp)— •Advocates Rigid Planning persons in the Soviet Republic of today by the Rev. John W. K^dgh. band of workers was .no Ikrg^, Hill, who Is employed '-at the Caronia served his brother as best o’clo c k 'll' St. Bernard’s church. Use on all stairways, verses In Russia and Sicily became Brig Geh. Roiiert. Wood. Johnson, Azerbaijan. than usual, in fact not so large as throp Porter, Frank Parizeh p’cari Button mill, Bvirlal/tviU be In St. Bernard's a cardinal slsment in Axis , plane Reports Wife'Missing caught with orange bTossoma.iso ^ . Herneri I nha.rm.n president of Oie Catholic Total Miss Yolandg Barrasso is -visit Simday at 7:30, the'young peo man. ~ ' bouquet was composed /df roses of ' ' UiS'^SmtUlsrI," War V Melixjurne, .Aug. 19.—(/F)—Pre Abstinence union, at the union’s on some occasions,, but for some ing -at the horiie of Mr. and Mrs. ple met at the hojne of Miss Diana has passed | his phS’slcal examina The bride’s gown was of white cemetery. for carrying on the war. B tân o tis and sweet Corporation, lay-formal- The light sent out by the min ia reason the fingers seemed to fly tion for the -Army. Gas Stamp* Stolen 1 Hartford, Aug. 10— Car- mier John Curtin today advocated 72d annual .convention here. Kenneth.Reid In Groton. Graham. John Anderson was the satin, prlncete .style with a full the maid of honopwow'yellow-^ reslimation fid» rigl4 national^ planning for post- 400.()00 times greater than that with extraordinary swiftness. At Mr. find Mi;s. Pearl Young and worship - leade^. Reports on the Miss ElSce Ijivton. who was ro- court train and a lace bodice and ■The theft of gas stamps has Department Store "RMdi'DIee melo Floridia, of this city, report- marquisette over satin floral tiara' Army, saying that It had be- which the moon reflects. the same time tongues were pot si director in Wllilngton for been reported from three gasoline to the . state police that his wife I war 'Australia and implied there 700 Persoas In Riot sons Pete)\ahd James, returned to Northfleld CTonference were given long sleeves. Her flnger-Up veil of wlth^shoulder lenito veil Ind a m i ,SWPC to i will be continued, need for price. lent. Anecdotes and bits of-local their home -tn Brooklyn, N. Y., Gloria Anthony and - Emily' 13 years and âs many friends vn illusion tulle was. fastened to a stations on Union street over the Boston, Aug. 10—<>P)—Felix Vo- is missing since yesterday, Mrs. bouquet of ff^llsman roses. ^ PosiUon in behalf The temperature of the sun on- news were swapped and household the vicinity, writes she will re-. week-end, with no estimate of the renberg, chairman of the board of Floridia, 20 took the 12:20 bus The of’ produ^tion’of e«en,tiai"ci“ liten ,>roductloh conlrols. Seattle, Wash., Aug. lO.-^/ri—• Monday after'ependlng the week Hayden. . ' turn as vice principal to teach In crown of satin trimmed with number of stamps taken being bridesmaid* were similarly gown-1 eoJd* its surface ha« been estimated at Some 700 persons rioted in the up recipes were exchanged. The aft- end at the home/pf Mrs. Young’* 'The Vacation (Thurct^chbol with pearl.s. She carried a bridal bou- directors of the Gilchrest Co., one from Bound View to New London ed In aqim marquisette over aqua I about 10.090 dsgrssa FahrenhMt^ -ernoon and evening sessions were the High school at Great Village, made. At the Grant station at of Boston’s biggest department and was seen by two people at Favors Lower Voting Age town business, district last night pleasant sooial occasions besides parent* Mr. and Mr*, Asa W. EUls, a' membership pf SSeffoed last Fri Nov.-i Scotia, and is living at her quest of white roses ’ and baby’s 76 Union street, one of two car satin, with matching agua tiaras! after a ehdre patrol chief petty Forty persons attended the day. It was tJbsTeeling of all'con -breath. Her bridesmaid carried a stores, and for many years its that time. H ow e^^ since then Tubercutosla^ was the leading the work done. One df the new home with her mother and broth- tons of cigarette* were also taken. president, died today. and yells. Their bouquets were of To Take Numbbre of Cars Portland, Me., Aug. 10.—(JP)—17. bfl^r attempted to arryst a sailor hymn sing held at the^paraonage, cerned that' th'e two-weeks session bouquet of pink ro!» * and delphin the has completely disappeared. yelloiv roses. The mother of the cause of death prior to World for'appearing in public'With hta workers welcomed at the gather Sunday evening. During "tjie - eve The .eflher stations were the Rauch- S. Rep. Robert Hale (R., Me. ) gave w ar I. ' ings la Mrs. Charles E. Hilding, was highly successful.. This scribe has just received ium. •, enbach station at '(Jnion and West bride wore powder blue crepe with Providence, Aug. lo—(;p>—The his support today to the movement sleeves rolled up and carrying a ning Nfra. Lovina Hutchifiiidn, pre Dr. and Mrs. Aaron Pratt -of Following the ceremony a wed lO’’ ftavy blue accessories, corsage of formerly of New York, ivho Is now souvenirs fron\ the Southwest PA- streets and the John F. Dailey sta State OPA will send all the in to low'er the voting age to 18 years. liquor bottle. a permanent resident of Hebron. sented a flag to Rev. George 'M ilne Windsor have returned there, after cific area from a soldier who erit- ding breakfast -was served at fhe tion at 202 Union street. Entrance pink roses; and the bridegroom's spectors it can round up to the 'vi To b slat On Veto Bight A birthday dinner waa, given for to be used in the Gilead (Tongregi the month of July^ spent at their listed from Wllilngton nearly two hpme of the bride’s mother for the to tlie stations was made through mother, a black and wbije en- cinity of the Narragansett race Editorial Writer Dtoa ' Four p r the egndidates who filed Peter Sellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Honal church. ■ Tolland summer home. and a half years ago. The collec- bridal party, with a reception for rear windows. Windows At two ■emble with white rose corsage. track in Pawtucket to take the' Chicago. Aug. lO'—0F>—A dele election petitions ~fer..publlc office - Lester Sellers .pf ’Radnor, Penn., Malecky-Bueoteo 'Mr* snd Mrs. Edward .Wbeho- Uon includes forty-five lovely blue relatives and friends. Latet the stations were forced while at Uie A recep^tion fallowed at Maple numhersôf caradriven to the track in Oklahoma last year We^named A very ppetty-' wedding waa murkm ^ entertaining out-of- couple left on a wedding trip to Grove, Rockville. Buffalo^ N. Y„ Aug. 10. — UP)— gation of the Progressive Mine who la a. yisltor dt the home of his ':at’e eyes and a variety of sbelta, Rauchenbach station a pane of ahd report them to local rationing Frodorick W; Kendall, chief edi Workers of America, an affiliate of Will Rogers. ' ' - , jincle andh aunt, Mr.' and Mrs. held In St. Radi’s church, Glaston town l^ n d s. two being tortoise shells. Alabama where they ' will visit gl'ass was broken. Patrolman ■ When leaving for’an unahnounc- boards for administrative action. torial writer for the Buffalo the American Federation of Labor, ' Charles C- Sellers. 'Peter’s 13th bury,: Tûiwlay morning, August Mrs. Rpse ' Gk>Id with friends The public schdols will open for with the bridegroom’s relatives. Arthur Prancist has been assigned ed wedding trip the bride wore an Yesterday an estimated 2,300 cars ourler-Express and a nawspaper- birthjniy does not come until a lit fifths drhen Miss Gloria Mildred from Hartfbrd are guests of Mr. the tall term Wednesdky morning, The bride attended the Stafford "autumn green dress, trimmed with went before the AFL” foecutive Barrasso of Gilead and (Tpl. John schools and has been employed at. to investigate. Laboratory-Period A4 Hartford fiecreterial School appeared for the opening Of h ^ m a n for■ 63’" years, died, today. He council today to insist upon its con- tle later in'ihe month, but It was and Mrs, Jacob Oorches. Septembei 8. Cord Party ' Hartford Secretarial School ” sequins, brown accessories. She August race meet ; iwaa 79. stituttonsi right of vetoing a sens- oheerved Sunday aS'he. leaves in a Alexander Malecky, son of Mr. The church ctiohr_rehearsaI will Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Borovicka the Stafford Worsted Mill. The The Burpee Woman’s Relief rate chatter for John ,L. Lewis’s day or two. No.guests werSTpres- and Mrs. Stanley Malecky of Glas be at the church, Saturday, at 7 of West Willington are. the par bridegroom attended tte New ■Lon Corps will hold a public bridge and United Mine Workers of Ameri^ • ent besides this famUy.-'' ' ' ' tonbury,, were imited In ma;[Tiage. p. m. Mrs.' Helen D / Upson of ents of a. dg'ughte.i born at the don schools and Is employed at the whist party on Thursday after The Rev. H. R. JCden spoke Sun Father Clasey performed the’ cere Rockville -the organist ' Johnson Memorial hospital,... Staf Electric Boat Company, Grotort. noon at 2:15 p. m. at The home of COURSES WED. AND THURS. day at St. Peter’s Eptsco^l church mony. Mi«. Lewi* presided at the Rev. George Browp of Manches ford Springs, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Caronia wHl make Mrs. Edith Rich of 34 Grove street. Bolo, Bolo— On to Tokyo Oartoonist’e Wife DIm Free Dlnnerware To the Ladles! on "<3ondlH6'ns of Lasting Peace." organ and iJtz. Karaah was solo their home iii .New London; ist. ter attended morning worship s ^ - Secretarial / Stenographic Teresa Wright — Joseph Cotten 'Ale said' that while some say We Ice Sunday a t the Tolland Federot;^ Word haa been received here of New Y ^ , Aiig 10.—(/P>—Mrs. jholikl put our energies on winning The bri(&. who was given In the death of WUbur L. Fletcher. Left Behind on Plane* , ' ^ > Civil Service “ SHADO\ÔF marriage by her father, wore ed church ahd later called on rela-^; Estelle Carter Kfrbv 05. wife jf •' the war first of all, others urge a Uvea in town.', -Three Froin State 83, a former residept of Stafford Somewhere, in or around Manchester, there i* . fiomeotie whp Roiitn Kirby, three-time Pulitzer painstaking study' of peace plans white , satin gown' with a train who died Friday aftenuion at the Ijoa Angeles —(/P>—What do ' Legal ^ Medical A DG^JBT” fashioned with Juliet sleeves and Mrs. Wolcott who has spent sev prize, winning cartoonist, died yes Plus: “JUNIOR ARMY**^ in addition, since the war may end eral weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Killed ill Action home of his daughter, Mrs.'Doro airlines passengers leave -behind wants wliat you hav^ to sell or^has for sale .sofnething yoii terday after a .seven months’ ill suddenly and. unexpectedly and we a sweetheart neckline and a fin thy Hottin of Springfield. He most'frequently ? Dorothy Roberts, Fall Term-^September 8 a r e ness. A. native qf Lebanon, Tenn., ger-tip veil. She carried white Ernest E. O'Neal and Jhusband ha* , ENDS TObAYi should not be found without work returned to her hpihe h> Tenafly, was born in Stafford -and lived lost-and-found clerk for American' Bhe was on the stage prior to her ‘1IMMORTAL SEROEANT* ing plana. He believes that public roses, baby’s breath and, white here until two years,, ago when he Airlines, lists these: Single shoes, anxious to purchase . mart lags In 1903. She was a resi opinion should express itself orchids; New Jersey- Washington, Aug. 10 —^ (flP) — moved to Springfield to, live with briefcases, umbrellas, rubbers, .(in dent of WeatpoH. Conn. "Life BlFgihs At Eight Thirty^ Mis* Dorothy Barrasso, sister of Miss Alice B. Hall hiaa 'lecen.Uy Three Connecticut names were oh strongly and that those who hoIiT completed twd graduate bourses at his daughter."^ Besides his daugh-> pairs), overcoafai:; -pthsr Items re the reins of government should hen the bride, was maid of honor. Bhe list of 83 tlnited'Btates soldiers ter, he leaves two sons, Ernest L cently forgottert: ^ n upper plate, forced to listen to thh voice of the waa d r e s ^ in an orchid lace and the summer sessions at . the Uni killed in action in Various theaters Fletcher of West Haven and Rob ■an X-tay photograph, three aces Hartford net dress with a hat to match and versity of (Tonnectlciit. of the way which was made public Woodland at Farmington Avenue ' Hartford. ,Cofin. Oei Together Via Classifieds K ,. people, where it is , of a nature Harris Price has rqturhed to ert E. Fletcher of Springfield; a gnd two kings from a deck of lyhich seems Il8s Beatricd .Rortee, -ii Doodale, Pvt. Charles W, — Mrs. day afternoon -in Springfield and insertions, 7 ceiitfi a tine per six insertions. A TREAT FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY I tage near, the Marlborough-Hebron aqua satin and net wi;h: a' mat'ch- Alice A. HsUSilre spending some William Howard Stokes^ mother, time visiting friends in- Nahgnt 335 Wolcott Hill road, Wethers burial took place in the West line. Their son, Harold, Jr., |s now. Ing bat. Miss Yolanda Barrasso in cemetery, Somers. a- captgin in the U. B. Atmy' sta light pink satin and net with and Worcester, Maos. . . field. . . Miss Beatrice. Buck pf Port tioned somewhere in the ^cifle matching hat, and Miss Florence Mrs. Gteorge Labonte of the Killed-in action ih the South Malecky, ssiter of the groom was west PAbificarea: land. Maine, Supervisor of Music Write savertlsement on this Form, ptscing ons word ito each spacS. Count.flvo area. The Rev. H. R. Keen and River secUon of Tolland waa in th«! Stafford public schools Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles C. Sellers dres*^ in light yellow and eacb recent guest of Wllllmantic Mastrohardl, Corp, Peter J. — carrlM a rainbow bouqflet - of Mrs. Mary.Mastronardl; mother, 11 since September 1941 has res- YOUR LIVING ROOM FURNITURE WiTH, average worils to each line, kail with Check — Money Order or'SUmps. called at the Holcbmb place Sunday friends. ' . slgned. Miss Buck baa been ap aftenUMin. The Holcombs enter flowers. / ■■ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson of Atlantic street, Hsiftford. tained them by a novel bird story. The best man was Joseph Orzhk Hartford and grandson Webster Slncko, Tech. 4th Gr, Joseph-— pointed Supervisor of Music in the They were 'witnesh^ to a big fight and the ushers'were Joseph Bar- Pearson of West Haven, were re Mrs, Eva Siffeko, - piother, 396 schools of Kensington and'< Ber M acD ona Id ’« 6“Poin t Feature rmsso, brother of the bride, Wilbur cent all-day guilsta of Mr. ,and South Main street. New Britain. lin: She is a graduate of West on thejr lawm between two star brook Jr., (College, Portland. WHICH tNCLUDESi s L lings. One bird pulled vigorously Porter, Edward Stack and Henry Mr*. U Ernest HaB add CsmUy :k ' at the leg of the other blt^ which Costello. ^ I Mrs. John H. Steele who has âng* HtmiMf ‘ in Room Maine in 1937 and Eastman School Stripping your furnitiire to Uw frame In its turn seised the opponent's The groonl’B gift to the bride; waa been eonfUfed to her room with of Music, ^nlvertity of Rocheatqr, 1941. She was appointed ;muaie Rebelling — with now spring* sod Teg in Its bill and yanked ad hard a gold watch and td the best man heart exhauaUon fpr nearly four Tacoma,, Wash., Aug. lOr-WT— flUfaig added 'X Thb Holcombe wratched breathless4nd' ushers psn knives and the weeka is improving. John , Strong, 18, of Puyallup ■upei^visor here, two years ago to » ly and they said it seemed as if' bride's gift to the groom was an . sergeant Richard O. Kifabe sends WAsh., hrroW Across Us Array in succeed Mra. Marion Lord Phelps. Be-oqveriag wlUi liqmeapaB both legs would be wrrenched free identification hracelst, amt to. her Ms new address, which is in care ductlon certificate, "This; la . my Announcement la , made of the Betlirt*Miig rite woodworit before the squabble was settled. As attendants gold bracelets. of 'the Poatmaater; New York,, death warrant,” then hanged, him engragement of Mias ' Henrietta the fight went on a sparrow and The church ceremony was fol Jarvis Brawn of ' Manchester, self in bis hotel rootp. Deputy Oor- Glanantonl, daughter of Mr, and Sagttes proof oeaAtrnetloa HOLD ON TO YOUR'HIPS, FOf KS! 1 blue Jay jotaed the c|tiwd of om lowed by a'reeopUon and dinner at was a giMAt at Tolland relaUves bher Gforge Hoffner said, Mra Tito Glanantonl at Furnace FiM Ptolnv sad Dettvary Oct Bep to • now tempo, tbo Samba. In this P.-ia- lookers, ap^rently as, interested Pulaski hall in Olastonbury. .and a'dinner guest of William An avenue to Walter Oetrowsld, son - . Anrrtoaaa rsPiuidemoalini! a a rm o n illlll; i ss a holiday crowd .vhitching The couple left on a , weduing derson and family, Tueoday. Drowns ia Pood of Mrs. Julia, (JetrowskL The WALT DlBKCrB - prise flghL The Holoomba were trip and Mrs.- Malecky ’wore a red Mrs. Lulu Johnson r^wrted (b wedding will take -place earty In FMtata la IMmiaolartriSALUPOS A W fO s | about to intervene S^hen their dog suit with navy accessories and the qorrespondent the opening last East Haven, Aug. 10.—(fiV— the fall. rushed out to take a hand in the white orchid corsage. Guests wer* Monday evdoing at her -night Robert (kMWldente, 14, of Ham MacDonald Upholstery Co ENDS game. This was a little too much present from Boston and Spring' blooming oereus, and the vpleasure den, on an* outing yesterday with George Washington w u one at Filipino fifi^srs sound a war cry with polo knivee held high aa they train for Um march to Tokya RANDOLPH SCOTT in ^DESPERADOES* -and the whole scene dissolved. field. Mass., Hartford, West Hart giveg her many neighbors . who pupUs of two Hamden grammar the wealthiest mrii in the coun 983 M A^ STREET' American Indastrial BaUdingBoildinff I BARTPCMiH A R tP O S D j ^ Camp Cooke, CaliL Los Angelee Chamber of. Commerce (eye them aooM 4500 bole kaivM- TONIGHT Plus... JOAK DAVIS la ,"HET| MY GUr* .sparrow, blue jay and - starlings ford. East Hartford,'Manobestar, 'called, to witness its beauty .schools, drowned in a. pond ' at try, owning 110.000 acres of real tiinbsf and Isav- i Olastonbury and QUsad. Mrs. caudstia* E. Bow returned Park McLag. , ,eAt%te«tliij

S * A I • ■' • ' Manchester founderetl Its way to the bottom. tuplets to do It, and his happy ex HXAL.TB OOLUBfM ' Confusion. IneffiBtency, nlental perience is therefore no perma Wire Merger West Coast Warplane Boy’s Beating Soon to Be Seen at State; 11 Wounded Evening Herald unpret>arednes8 seeined keynotes nent Improvepient of the plight ScareUy of Food Demands Jamaican r a ^ to the' dlaaater. The Nprmandie Rationing Data PUBLISUlsiD BY TH£ of the country doctor. His average Story Denied From State M£KA.LD PRINTING CO.. INC. sinking was' like the. JapAsbnash- colleague will still either have to Added Nutrition in Diets Looms Today __■ . Furnished by > li Street Ing Pearl Harbor and taking'sê Plants Lose Workers Manchester, Conn. find quintuplets, or dle''poor. " Saves T ob^ C l * 0 '3 OFFICE OP PRICE ADMINISTRATION THOMAS PERGUSON Philippines' ahd Singapore. By Dr. Thomas D. Masters ^ VlUmin A to vegetable faU Southbuiy School Head Ufit *t»f 9 9 IsHued To General Manager WHtten For NEA makes them fully as nutritious as Stockbolderfi of Western Regional Oepnifrlient of Information Pounded October I, 1881 showed we weren't in fighting More Leaving Than Be* ^ Th'e war-borne increased demand Says Mistreatment Is day by W ar ^DepaH- 17 Court Stfeet, Boston, Mass. iT . Publlehed Every Evening Except trim., Perhaps It meant we Union And Postal to L o i4 s o f S u m a t r a '" 'P r O - ■ Glfiston*>ury. a few drrthem qual.1 for food to feed the military an^ ■ J *• a s I ^ i*fy , as veterans now bebnuse la:t ing Hired; Larger Pay iVot ToJerated. ^laiidaye and ttolldaye. Entered at weren't capable of pulling our trltioij. In peacetimes, the chief ment; Kin Given. Meat, Oieese, Ete. ‘ ' t h a l w Oftloe at Maneheeter, Copn., Connecticut civilian populations of the Allied Source for protein is muscle meat. /Ratify Terinfi Chosen. a u ction M akes LonneCif-lyear. too. they eerve^ a fiUph In SOMEJMV-WEUSAY ' t ...... gallons, B and C worth S 1-2 gal as Second ClAss Mall Hatter. selves together enough to come On Shipyard Jobs for Book 2 red stamps T, U and V lons. ' Hations. resulting in a restriction When this source is reduced or Southbury, Aug., 1(1'—TAP)*;;^Beat- Washington, A u g. 10—■. ()P) valid through Aug. 31. through tdetpriouB In the 'end. I t . N>w York, Adg. 10— Stopkr ticiil Leaf All the More money” from the tobace * Fual Oli i r gOBSCBIPTION RATES In both the quantity and quality removed altogether the two or Beginners. ing children “just nn't done’’- at Twenty-three New Englanders are ProocMsed Fruits, Vegetobles was just one more sickening piece! three ounces of protein needed holders of ^ e e t e m Union and harvest. f t r M on V b y^ M a ii- ‘.8 175 of our foods, doesn't mean that our Important This Season the Southbury State Training Book 2 blue stamps R, S, and Last 'ykar's period 5 coupctls I of bad news In a diamal season. each day may be obtained from The acreagi^^ls year is about among a list of 99 United States good through Sept . New sea iVJtritional status will be impgired. Postal Telegrapfr meet^today to By James Marlow and George soldlerr wounded In action In the T valid through Sept, .20. so. By A H. O. vegeUblesi especially the legumes the same as p k st^ a son s. Some School t o r Mental Defestlvea de son's period .1 coupons valMj . Perhaps that psychological a4- In fact, in many instances, It^ may ratify terms of a m ^w -and thliS Hartford, Aug, IG—Connecti Zlelke Aleutian, European, North Afri Sugar : and soybeana, from milk, cheese, land was taken o v e r 'b y k nearby clared Ernest N. Roselle, super through Jan. 3, 1944, worth 10 gat-l MEMBER OF pect of the disaster was what d^-’' be beneficial, especially, if recogniz end the fight f6r the nation's tele cut’s multi-million dollar tobacco Artnv alr-tralnlng base.^’toit new ilngton, Aug. 10 —! can, Pacific and Squlhwe'st Pad Book 1 stamp 13 for 5 pounds; THE ASSOCIATED PRESS It was virith openly expressed eggs, fish, and fowl. intendent of the Institution, In a termined-meii In high places that ed nutritional 'facts are substitut property was added to replace It.! West ebast airplane Attota not fle areas, the War Apartm en t an expires August 15; stamp 14 be- ' P**" (Note: Most COtl- The'Associated Press la eitcluslve- regret that the pojiticians and the ed for the element of chance in Qf the 12 minerals known to be graph business which for nearly a prop Is being saved In Its entirety, rnu^ ^—A I - . - r^------^ denial of charges by an unnamed comea valid Aug. 16 for 5S poftndspoOnds several "units.") ly entitled to the use of ropubUea- the NTormsuidie must be saivaged, century has extended Into every only are ^qusandaôf workers nounced toditoday. .X sheer abundance. êssential, most are required In .nd ... .,,3 -Ill „dd. . S' K«v.rf ■ Mlddlebury parent that his abn nglanders and their through.October- stamps IS and 16 , flon Of all news dlapatchea credited press Of Connecticut bade fare ' Very small a.'nounU and are pres city and hamlet. .The 1 to it or not otherwise credlte^l^n_ Impossible Uiough It seynied, just The health and morale of the -the top of tfie vintages produced in lAx' - — Short of their^nseds but are losing had. bean severely mistreated . a t next 'worth 6 pounds each for home can- The office of the Rationing] ^ this paper and also the loc^êw e well some few years ago, to AIT' ent In a variety of foods. Iron It should then be only a few ipiOxlmately 80 per cent. faster iM fi they can hire as General ' MaoArtMir pledged ■ civilian front as well as the mili this vitally important tobacco val cording to Mr Fuller. a school. Pacific"Area •nlng. -.jird' la located to th4 Linootaj ^ . published herein. herein . coon Sam Prvor, the Greenwich tary are enhanced'by gqpd nutri ordinarily obtained from meat days until the blue-clad Postal foem'^-'Vlcr'aialriihan Joseph D. don't tolerate ftiat sort of .Shoes . All rlahfshfs of repuhWOallOn. of hlmdelf to retakO 'ê Philippines, ley since the first teaspoonful of Even more workers could have Vernaont— ' school oppos te the post offleq,] her^D Are also whirlwind who gave signs, dur tion, The nutritional' needs In may also be gottefi li\ repair of tissue; for energy, every fighting front where AmerP' gion. photographs t o ^ e Jamal- Slapped by Cottage Master' ’ • checkup ‘leckui" had ranged 'gs high ag| had an open way of setting ob- The vitamins that are of'practi Merger to Western Union and ere short of their minimum re W toWIN! Dolron, Sergt. Donat J.-r- Mrs.! 1;626 Cars as in muscular work and maln- can cigars are smoked. e w s In the fields,And the school-^ ^ The Herald Printing Company. and this time it. is s ' whole tide after them. He had brains of bis quirements.’’ Roaelle said the hoy had been Idefilly paired in fi fatohlng romance are C tr y Grant and Laralne Victoria Dolron, mothef, 129 5|u0C egrseprk resold for out-Of-atate I Inc., aesumea no Jhianclal responsl-- tkfning the body-heat; and iu a cal Interest are A, B, and’ C. The Postal has been approved by Con Eseentlal Crop girl volunteers at the sheds wenS' slapped by a eottaga master for use. blllty for lyposrSPhlcal errors api good news full of realities we O'wn, and a receptive mind to best sources of A' are liver, egg- gress, the Army and Navy, the Not Only Aren Hit Day, here seen. Cary la.thO solo atar, and Laralne hla fleavily fea- Union street, Wl'UmqjMlc. source of vitamiiw. or the raw ma- ■ Tobacco, the Army akys. Is al mactr^ on foe-'old John Stenti^ But the west cOast is not the having run away ffom the school. . The commissioner also foat:| I..,:pearing, In advertisements In The m ight' have considered impossi- boot. He was new to Connecticut yolk, and dairy products, but Department of Commerce, and ihe farm, forgest leaf tobacccr-ânta- turod leading-lady in RKO Radio's exciting story of a gambler spd a OUbbihs, Sergt. Jfobert J. —Mrs. 0iit-6f-State p ,Mancheetet^venlng Herald. ttoials out of ' which vitamins, most as important to men In ser only area hit by labor turnover, Ths slapping Roaelle''. tenned a 13,694 cars had been brought latol politics, and therefore healthy enzymes, and hormones are manu- green leafy vegetables and yellow Federal Communications Commis Uon In to e Valley, w h en more ■o'clally prominato war-worker In ^lew York, “Mr. Lucl^,” playing at Eva T. Oubblns,',^lfe, 115 Smal bilit’es eighteen months ago. and clean In influence. Eveii' those vice as buUeta. Tobacco, the gov said. Keenan, pointing out that “very minor Infractloh . of the the state, mostly by private own-l iêây. August 10 factvited. vegetables pi ovldi carotene, which sion, has the working, details for than 200 'acres of ^-planta were the State Wednesday, Ifoursday, Friday and Saturday. Neither ley street, N8w Britain. who like this .column, admire the ernment says. Is an essential crop. Ford war plants In Detroit hired rulee" on the part of the cqttage era moving here to accept ethp1oy-| Food is also required to make the body converts Into-Vitamin A. consolidation under review. grown undeK w hlto nitUng. -The player has ever done b e t w work, and the resulting picture bids fair LaMojthk, Sergt. Gerard C. — Check-Lp on Sales ' A s atatesroanahip of J. Kenneth Months ago, Connecticut grow 3,078 workers In July 'and In foe D oor-t^ l niaster who has been su8J>snded ment although vehicles! brought iql ' Trinity’s President life toU.ablc, for the enjoyment Vitamins B and C kre soluble in Albert N. Williams, president fields run thrbugh both Windsor to he one of the most popular screen offerings of a decade. rgaret! J. LaMofoe, wife, s u n Want Hull R eady Bradley were willing to concede ers appealed for aid In solving the same month lost 3,614, a loss for Tiendtog completion of an tovastl- .by dealers for resales flgura^ and satisfaction that follow a good water, qnd therefore the body does of Western Union, said today that and Bloomfield ind In the middle te 8, Norwich. Made by State Mdtop that Sam Pryor bad perhaps even problems of farm and warehouse the month of 536. gatl^. • \ ' Moulin. Sergt. Peter — Alfred prominently in thp group. TlkBS,l For twentyrthree years, the dinner is no mean thing. not keep kny reservoir of them. A as a result of the merger “ the is the famous N orfo’s Tobacco Naturally, as SecreUry Hull more He was capable, they labor ahortage. Washington’s an “Ifi^!May,” Keenan said, -"the Drive Likely Wariter eald hla statement waa evening hours by the. Unlvefelty Moulin, father, Box 248, Moosup. Vehicle Departntent. motor cars added to Uonnectlcut’al most fruitful' flhd assured period regular Intake of the sources of telegraph system will be in a far Road passing scores of other cen of Connecticut and Trinity College ti'Srair.ed yeaterday, It la m^re dan- thought, not only of bossing Con CarbohydiAtes are not essential swer was ’ to permit entrance of Boeing Aircraft Company plant In based on foe Investigation he had Plocharczyk, Cpl. Stanley F. — automotive stock cutnumberad these vitamins, then, is desirable. stronger position to meet the com ters o f leaf-raising. PublieHealth In Hartford, Joeeph College of his own career, and likewise a necticut, but of cutting a national to good nutrition. They are the some 3,000 Negroes from Jamaica Seattle, hired 1.200 workers: lost made th\is far, talking with Ro saint John Plocharczyk, uncle. 26S High Hartford, Aug. jO.— Personal in 12,000 those lost to other statea. garoua to underestimate the Vitamin B-compIex is avaiUTble petition of the telephone, the air In West Hartford, Albertus Mag political figure. most abundant and therefore the and other Caribbean Islands for. Leader Is Photographed 1,600. In June the plant waa able selle, with My a^d. professional street. New Britain. i B aount. fighting left In this fruitful'-and notable period for the from ,. meats, including fish and mall, and the poet-war develop May Feature War Lodn nus College in New H avto and the spection of Connecticut automotive Then, just as Connecticut least expensive source of energy. the sole'purpose of performing tW Joe.. Vincent, leader of the to-keep on a fairly "even keel be employes of foe ichool and with Nurses Needed Rye, Pvt.. Edward P. — Mrs. InatiTution hk'aarved. Dr. Renosen fowl, from milk and cheese, from ments in radio. Connecticut College for Women in dealers’ sale^ records by represen Film Star Weds Prodooer war than It would be to overeat!' wps beginning to think of Sara Fats are the. richest source of en agricultural tasks once donp- by Jamiilcans at the central point cause of school closings which Campaign to Buy Con< many of the children, including Anna Rya, mother, Rpsaell street, B. Ogllby ctf^^nlty College was ergy, but-it.is doubtful that fat is legumes such as beans, peas, and “Personally, I am optimistic men end women who havp.-gbne to of ha'rvestlhg operatlone, willing New London. Interested nurses n a U It It la eapeclally danger Pryor se something of a magto- - made more wofkqrt available. But the boy directly Involved. H* / Jewett .City. ' - tatives of^foe State Department of London. Aug; 10.—(>P)— Ann a Cbnnectlcht educational leadef: esAentlal, except as a carrier of the peanuts, and from whole grain that after the merger is consum war or Into vital war industries. ly posed for the cameramen, hold-< I believe final figures for July will necticut'Built Subg. anould secure information directly Motor Vehicles reveals that dur ' oua J our awareness of good hews name, Sam went and formally mated Western Union will be able added that he had hot. yet , re- Health Uepartment As frorf) the college. - • Tomaifoaltis, Sergt. William C. Neagle, Britialrfllm atar, and Her>| fat-stouble vlta.nins. From the cereal. ’Thus, It is strange-ût not- sur- mg up one of the ncrultlng poet- - show a drop.” ; T—'Anthony Tomashaitia, /ather, ing the first seven months of thia ^produces «n y slackening of our If there was one phaae of his quit. Cqnnectlont felt slightly to offer more for,less," he said. ceivfo a final report from officers bert Wilcox, producer, weM mar-| snubbed, to think that a like- ' practical point of view of adult Without citrus fruits, tomatoes, prising, to find nati'ves of the Brit ers. He knew that cigars partly - The Army has cancelled a num Hartford, Aug. 10. — (ff) — A of foe Bethany state police bar serts Need W ill Con HazardvUli^. 1,826 motor vehicles had war effort in. all Ita important leadership which stood out. lii con- or raw cabbage, the diet will be ried here Aug. 8, it Waa diode able fellow like Pryor didn’t diets, however, the reference la Of B en ^ to. All ish West Indies, who have been made out of the plants before him ber of war oontracta in foa-Seattle state-wide house-to-house cam racks who aided him to foe inves Tracy, First Ueut.. Wlljls H.. Jr., keen sold by (Mhnwtlcut licensed yesterday. traatj to the necessities of life In to Vitamin only. The addition deficient in Vltkinin C. brought In uhder 'Federal super were going all over the world, to phases. thliik It worth the while to “This be of benefit to all area to give foe Boeing Company paign may be a featura of the-third tigation. tinue After the War. Primary Reasons —MM. Blizaketh M. Tracy, wife, dealers fot out-of-slake delivery.' Nevertheless; there la good larger colleges, and In. contrast, spare time enough to run Its concemed-^to the customers who vision, stripping tobacco stalks In soldiers and bivlllans of each of an opportunity to recruit workers 21 Highland street, West HaKford. ‘The 1,626 sales wart practical NewÊligland to guarantee Yan- the United Natlona needed fo get lagging production war loan - campaign . bpening in Fearful of Parents’ Alanh't - uawi. Our victory in Sicily, the likewise, to the whole modern’ affairs.- But Connecticut had aa soon as prices are rolled back all want fast and inexpensive serv Hartford, Aug. -10-r-<)ualified. Wllsihskl, Pvt.'E dw ard W- — ly. all cars bought by Conneptlcut sincere regnt, too. ice, to the stockholders who want yes'Smokes to men at home and “We're putting Jamaica more of Flying Fortresses back 'On' Connecticut Sept. 9 to purchase Both Wamer and Roselle were For Accidents Mrs. FTancls Wllsihskl, mother. dealers from private owher;^” stat removal of Mussolini^ the viC' trend of. education, it was the Troops Patrol along the line. By the same token, public healtlKnurses are 'needed Not only ^ e iRepubHcan par a fair return on their investment,..f abroad. , ' . actively into the war!” That’s schedule. CohnMticut-built Bubmarmes for fearful that parents of other chil Station 47, South WlndSt^.' ed Commissioner John T. McCar peraunal warmth and iively, geni unless’ prices are cut back to Sep dren at the school might become now as never before and the de toriss of the Rod Army, the for ty, bu t Connectient poUtlos as tember, 1942, levels, labor 'Will and to the employes who want the 'The 'Visitors from the Caribbean how foe burly West Indian de Net Loss to Eight the U. S'. Navy, ' Col. Thomas thy in making public the findings Strike Areas are industrious and oonscientiou'j, alarmed at the situation, and mal oonctuaion of General Mac- al Interest he brought to all the a whole, needed men with atat- have no other recourse but to in- assurance of fair-wages and'Con scribed foe attitude of his 'work Another large plane plant said Hewes, state administrator of the mand them wm^contlnue,after Blythe, Calif,, Aug. 10—OF) of the survey conducted by mem- with their accustomed siestas re- termed It "moat unfortunate" that more human phases of college iire The farewells were sad and aiat uj)on an up-to-date revislon’ of tinuing employment.” men. Joe has mastered “ Ameri Keenan without naming it, hired War Finance committee, said to- the War, both for expanded health Brig. Gen. Robert F. Travis today bera of the department's dealers Arthur that thq filial result to the llnqi Ished. evidently.. for the du can talk." the complaint had been made. Possemanx^hoots sincere. Sam looked like the tContlnued troin Page One) the Little Steel formula by the A totol of 12,815 Postal em .11,364 workers between Jan. 1 and day. . programs here and for tefonstruc- cited these as primary reasons for and repairers section, “ snd_ teaold Faclflc has been d e te r m l^ — life. Faculty mepibera and etu- ployees will be affected by the ration. Important to the success With the consent of the Farm July 1 of this year and In the same The superintendent said no to out-bf-state dealers for d'ellvery modem type boss. But be. re War Labor board." The national quota for the third tion work in other countries, ac acedients in the heavy bombard are not mlfagea. They, are dentf alike wUI remember him fused to accept his destiny. specified poesibllltiea for Italy to combination of services but all of harvesting Is that beaming sun Security Administration, some of time loet 11,372, a net loas'of eight war loan will be 15 billion dollars, other complaints had been re cording to the current issue fofoe Manbiint 'Quarry to other sections of the countiy which enabled the new crew of ment training program: iriASMKrMrmoMA :*eav . . . because his mind had room for Now, perhaps. It needs chron get out of the present situation.” have been promised equal terms the Jamaicans hava volunteered In the period when: the company and the aame securities used.In the ceived during foe two and half Weekly Bulletin of the State 1^-- where less restricted uae of motor harvesters to attend to their tasks Lack o f knowledge of equipment, their thoughts and opinions and icling that the break may not (The Berlin correspondent of the with the 55,600 employees of to remain for other war work In was tr3dng to step up production. second >s’ar lOan will be available. years the school has been In op partment of Health. 'Many public, vehicles then prevails in Omnectl- And if it la possible to esUmate V ill Not Heael^ under “home conditions.” Even ack of discipline and “ plain bull- have been so complete after all. Madrid paper InformacloAes skid Western Union. Connecticut if their services are As an example of what is bap- The complete basket, will include eration. During that time, he health nursing agencies, conrtneed ./ Greenville, Me., Aug. 10./--0P)— cut makes car owneMhip desir 7 tiA r ^ A S ^ \ that apOh suoceases have traveled hia neait had room for their jpys more ■significant however, was the needed, but they view a cold win .dednesB,” and, in a small de- By that we mean that Sam has, an announcement would be forth ■Western Union will emerge aa pemhg with the' aircraft, Indusr the Series E, F and 6 war bonds, asserted, 1,100 children have been of the value of inveating wisely by Thk quarry in a weeks-long man able," only a Oeftaiii portion o f the dia- and troubles. There have been Connecticut Valley’s own answer ter with trepidaUoh. Vincent said . try's manpower, a detailed report eared for Ijy a staff of 300 em Acta of God.” . after ajl, been able to find a lit coming that Italy will contlnu'e, in Food Agency a domestic, telegraph company tax Savings notes, 2H per cent employing nurSea prepared for ‘Thhi first two we can remedy.’’ hunt through some of Maine’s Commissioner McCirthy express toward a purely military other scholastic leaders perhaps tle lim r for Connecticut. And the only and at a later date will divest to the growers’ T>fea for help. that the amoimt of homesickness —the latest available—cited at bonds of 195it.69...2 per cent bonds ployes, 18,000 visitors have been health educatioh and adjustment ed satisfaction teal the returns the war with “still more active Before school waa dismissed for' he haid sd, the Army air. base here, wildest forestlands lay dead today to this ««r, achieved pure- 'more weightily profound in their curious part about it la that hia military help from Germany than Itself of. its cable b\islness in m - is remarkably slight although’- a .WPB, .Showed that' in May: of 1951-53 and?T4 per cent certifi entertained and “hundreds’’ of of family health problems as well -—shot by one of more then 50 were not higher, stating foat un* ^(Continued from Page One) the summer, s well organized and few were sent back to the Carib The number o f men and wofoefi letters ,o f praise have been re part of his command in the Sec- ‘ ly by military means, it la atlU no attitudes,-.|uid awesomely respect recurrent mtereat, at least those ever before.’’) cordance with legislation author cates'of indebtedness. . as bedsite nursing, have held posi ond Air FoiW'operational training possemen who bad sought him for widely popularized campaign was bean. quitting their jobs totaled 5.1' per ceived. tions open and searched long to lo angles of It which easily present Sobering Effect Reflected public espousal o f an economy of izing the merger. Quota Not Made Pnblic- program. ‘‘IiV'lraining we have to questioning about the June' 3 slay 'erime to suspect that the thing ed therefore, ;but we doubt tost themselves to public - view, have Under terms of the agreement, built around the slogan "K e e p the' The engaging of the labor was cent of thoto employed. The num cate qualified nurses. It has been plentiful production In the post- Cblonel Hewes said the Connecti overcome whatXwe' term ‘mental ing-pf Wealey F. Porter, 46. a ^ jaay prove shorter than we must Connecticut bah ever known Sn revealed, him no new style boss at Meanwhile, the sobering effect Western Union will acquire all Boys In Smokes." The tobacco largely to the bands o f Ralph.C. ber Includes those who entered estimated that at least one out of w af period. ' valley’s youth responded readily cut qupta has not been made public paralysis’— a freerihg pf the mind guide. all, but merely h svelte -and Of Axis reverses on the German assets of Postal and assume lia Laabury, Jr., of East Windsor Hill, the Army, returned to, the farms every ten of the present student L0N& ON EXPENSES? ^plan It. educational leader who had more population was reflected in an edi 'To Speak A t Chicago Ral))- to appeals A thousand fences and by Washington, but he anticipates Paralysis Cases in an emergency sifoîon. '' Bhortl^;'before he succumbed to stream-lined .edition to old-time bilities and obligations of' Postal, industrial relations committee to get deferment from foe draft, nurses should prepare for the pub a rifle wound in foe thigh and loss ^ It can be auspectea, too, that If clear preeminence In the art of torial In the Frankfurter Sieltung, He disclosed that he plana to walls, over a 100-mlIe 'area which that it will be at least triple any ■ •'Air ' discipline Xtarts with boasdom, with some -new objec including the amount owed - by chairman of foe growers group. just walked ouL-to look for an lic health fiel.d. of blood, the be-wblakered, French- copies of which have reached here. speak ip Chicago Sept! at a ral crossed the Massachusetts line, other job, and women who shifted quota ever assigned this state in ground discipline. Too'marry (rews SHORT OF COSH ? ^ rwe had been a UtUe more optl4>^ o f teafchlng men how, to live hap tives but some old methods too. 1 1 Postal to the Reconstruction The magnitude of the taski he ShbM’ Increase The preparation for public health speaking woodsmah. tofd officers The edltorial.'spread over the front' ly which will M one of several were decked out In cqlored posters Jobs- or •returned. home. any Treasury campaign. With are being lost»due' to Violations of ^ Contider fhe advaatsgw o f a tlc to . our expectation of a crack- pily and tolerantly. v The old-time approach ’ to'" new- Finance Corp. said, may be gauged by foe fact nursing Includes two phases — the through an interpreter that he was CATERING page, s'kld Germany now-^ Is en staged by supporters of the Ball- attuned to the war. The report said: normal E bond sales of 215,000.000 instructlck's. Therefore, we are ftiMwePlosn. kpeewMes needed atyle objectives may moat clearly that “this la an operation, upon equivalent of at least an academic Alphonse Morency, 32, o t St. Sa- cuh. Monthly lepeymsna tsin up hi Italy, we might-have been gaged in a “struggle of life and * More Than 1,000 Employe;) Aircraft Bates Lower to 216,000,000 a month, this would goitig to get foe diaclpline needed be found In the Pryor encourage Burton-Hill-Hatch resolution for which, to great extent; the fami Hartford. Aug. 1 0 —(ffV---Infan- year of college study in public biem P- and admitted. State into etMuiderenoo nsiog pcleiB OF 11 1 SORTS ' able to d^ve more immediate ad death'-’ In the east against a “ mer- Intematiohal post-war. coUabora- Now, Riore than 1,000 boys' ''Serious dissatisfaction exists Indicate, a minimum E quota of to prevent such ■ needless loss of \The Lewis Arrogance ment of two individuals, one our lies and merchants of the ' Con more than $50,000,000. Ule paralysis qasea (poHomyellMs) health nursing and an Internship lives,” Police Lieut. Merle E. Cole said, end sew taxaa. A lean of $100 vantage froto that crack-up than .cllesa opponent” and declared this ttpn. ■' Davis 8ees frirls are (1) Performing the aqll- necticut . Valley depend.' The har. to west coast plants because foe In public health nursing for a peri costs $20.60 when pteoplly Is Obtsinsbls By t o m At| friend Clare, who went to Coh- cate task of threading leaves w recent wage stabilization order increased to Connecticut from having shot several times at a man “W ^ doMn't Lewis save his situation has created a “heavy cri Wallace said he had been Im Invest means Immense sums put In- , Colonel Hewes added that plane od of two yeara. An Internship in standlrfg outaide a cabin at a lake -paid in 12 tnooihk eooisnities TRE GARDEN w f did.* V greas and. Immediately found in lathi In the drying sheds; (2) left aircraft wage rates from 10 for the campaign are rapidly seven to 24 during the past Week, Woman Driver Killed arrogance vihm he Is in?" sis’’' which always comes In a pressed on his recent trip to De toelrcuiatldn in the Hartford mar the State Department of Health public health nursing Is staff ex sometime ago. ^ ittosllmsnss ei 210SS eads. _Ae' for Secretary , Hull himself, ternational regulation of air traf loand Army Earning substantial wages, much cents to 30 cents per hour lower taking shape and would be ready RESTAURANT AND fic her pet subject, and the other great war and requires “every Ger troit and to Iowa with the “good k e t'-— ’■ reported today. ■ perience under qualified aupervi- A hmmmi teen on jom own ia particularly incumbent upon That wka th^xj^rtlnent ques- man to do hia duty.’’ of .which are going. Into war than shipbuilding rates. Aa a re for public announcement in a few Windsor. Aug. 10!:s-r()P>-rtrMrs. GRnx Publlc'^'.Utlllty Opmmiasloner Eu job" that is being done bv work Good Outlook Half the 24 cases were confined sidn with a public health nursing Julia Kopoinsk-i, 27, mother o f ■ a Swedish Torpedo Host Target signeoue is made widi prompt Uon of one A; F; to D,ôfficial on ers and farmers to produce war Use Needed bonds; (3) Contributing to the suit, the War Manpower Commis- da3rs. The" entire state program, 840 MAIN STREET ' to plan for a short war aa gene .-Loughlln to Greenwich, who In addition to problems raised by As a rekuU of the auccestolJl ex to' New Haven; two each at Derby agency providing generalized pub four-months-old sOp. ‘Was gllled ptivatc temce. For a foto, com* the eve o f the -fThicagfr, meeting Roods, often against grreat difficul war effort by saving on# of the alon has found that a considerable he said, would be based upon a vast in, pHept or write ladsy, w«d aa for the safer eetimate of assumed office on July 1 and Im Allied bombings and the widening periment wiUKfoe services of these and Hamden; and one each at Mon lic health nursing. 'M any public yesterday when tter automdblle Stockholm, Aug. 10. -r- (>P)— A Breakfasts DIbcmBs I ties. naflop’s most important agricul outward -flow of male workers to cooperative enterprise in which of that organizaUoh'a executive mediately found that his pet sub Russian offensive, The Frankfur (Continued from Page Qne) West Indian negroes, plus the help roe. Stamford. Watertown, North health nursing agencies in Connec rammed a tree while she was driv Swedish communique announced [i\a long one. For IT the war is “ Labor is doing a good job de tural crops from damage and the shipyards exists. every man, woman and child lii L u n eh eon s council, which la now dl8cua.stftg, ject wa# domestic Connecticut ter 2>ltung editorial said, Ger of other's from ^ to e . Carbllnas, Branford, Wallingford, Waterbury, ticut todav'bave staff vacancies ing to a store In Poqiionock Cen yeaterday that a Swedish torpedo ^ riSANiOB e o . i'' shorter than expected, it may wid! many also has to cope with the spite the difficulties presented by waaie.. . “Theire is little movement from every city, town and village would and would be glXd to learn of Psrties of AD Slass regiiiatiori' of air traffic. ler as Ctomany'.s pollticai and mill- Georgia, and Alkbama together be called upon for a proportionate West Haven and Norwich. ter.* Police C^hief. POul Rustic ex boat had been fired on In Swedish •tat* Thaatav BaUSlaai Il'lM our diplomacy which la caught the Lewis situation. concern oyer an Allied invasion inadequate housing and having to , Albert H. Newfleld of Hartford, aircraft to any other industry ■ Whoopiri'g cough increased from nurses Interesti^ to) appointment. territorial wateM Aug. 6 by the A t this . juncture a parallel tary leaileader, “but it wouldn’t make with the enfoUsiastlc and AkiUed than sbiphuilding because hagto share of the work and the quota. pressed a belief that MM. Kop- SiiS rioar ; I'hoBa S«M Aeeommodatad. By that queiUOn the official re and the diminishing of Italy aa a travel long distances to work,” he veteran tobacco leaf expert and 25 to 33 cases: and lohar pneu Lack of funds need not hinder CMwôf a Norwegian boat now in D. R. Brawa. aapptog. Does Secretary Hull suddenly auggeets' Itself. We much difference anyway,'' he ob efforts of .fob .-:uhool fitfls arid boys, aers' rates to aircraft are hiêr cinakl, who had beeq In III health, ' Telephone o r 8 7 9 # military factor. Drastic rearrange Said. “The farmers are doing the secretary-treasurer of the Shade monia from four to 17, an eligible nurse from academic fainted and lost confool, ■ of foe German sendee', but that the tor Lleea Km. 8902 ^-have an explicit agreement with ferred to the fact that Lewis has recall that Oraamus R. Fyler, served. Growers Agricultural Association, the outlook for 1044- is regarded than to other lndustrieax( except ment of Axis military strength In same sort of job despite the short Three new cases of meningococ study since foe Bolton Bill, signed car. ■ . pedo boat was not hit P Britain about what isi going to “threatened'' to withdraw his ap the first great boas of modem - “ Hitler's genius was iiaeful only explains that’the vintage distinc with optimism. ahlpbuildtog).'' -• Connecticut, lived in the day France and the Balkans has .also age of machinery 1. many areas.” when they were on the aggiressive,” Clare Luce Going cus meningitis were .reported. by ifreaident Roosevelt on June 15,. . happen If we get Italy? plication for reinstatement In the become necessary. It was intima tion of the 1943 crop is due to “ Ifife have many letters from ofir As the defense program moved Measles dropped during the week 1943, authorized expenditure of when the development, and ex While Wallace'said farmers gen he sa.id. “But the time has come into the war program—and wedges A. F Of L unlesa it Is acted upon ted. ' " > erally appeared to be satisfied with near-plerfect weather condition's— s endless rows of plants. that the bbyigot their cigara. We ners jAtea bad been increased. month In Detroit and end to Park Ricci as hla successor. the colleges. Teachero College of tomoiTOw ia expected to be. the Tension Reported SttU Lower peeplte Balae event dt a GemM coUapee? -Or such jurisdictional appttured on las .Mbushanoff, co-land ufis uucdue to u Connecticut’s own .ing differential between the mini The meeting reportedly adjourn^ boys and girls, has just completed a four-day tour - Women’s Republican club In each the war is going to be won, 'but any bigger, even though he sUU Begonia Bonher.had the honor Mrs. Wright’s clotttas line. Police pf inspection of Soviet tank fac mum rates to the airplane industry city where She will speiak. To give .tor blood and be a doner. Investigated but no one answered ed after passing a resolution to Glamor “ has taken its place in ' and foe baeic common labor rate they keep on slugging until it is| Ulks loua He needs the. A. F. of aSnd a deputation to King Boria In tories and steel mllla in the Ural The congreaswoman'a aides -re- “M y!" Begonia said. “How smart Report Ready the door. Mrs. Wright then aug- foe already romantic tobacco mountains industrial region. in ahlpbuildtog la not sh unuaual {xtrted that the Republican Nation ■ idone.” . ' ■ L. more than It needs him. of. me geiited to her husband,. Sergt. forming' him that something must trade. Hundreds of .school, girls are snd unreasonable difference In 1« Don't Byarlead washSr. Overloadtog 2. Watch funning time. Modern waabiere 8. Don't force clothes through wringer. be done qulcljcly to save the nation -•Standley said that "very effec-. al committee )iad urges! her to Bl’t while Secretary Hull warns To aend to war at leagt a part to On Mine XJnion Jesse Wright,‘home on one of bis etringtog foe leaves to foe sheds live work Is. being done" and that wage ratea ieedtog to manifest in make the trip Iti order to stimulate foe machine may s t r ^ both mecheniem need only five to ten minutes to wash ordi Adjust rolls for foickuess of elotbss and from catastrophe. located near Windsor, heart of. foe justice but ia an JstabUshed and ua not to let down on the war ef Country Doctor Dies Rich me.’’ Infrequent leaves from nearby he was “very much Impressed’’ by the growth of Women's Republican artd motor and can very easily damage your nary klotbes, ten to fifteen rninutes for feed them through evealyT Belt buckles, ■rhe Balkan reports said there shade-grown region. Wbeiii they re etahlllsed differential of a type fort side of the piclure; let 'as .'V -■ ■ ■ ■ H Camp Adair, that they ’visit Rossja’a eastern war industries. clubs and to keep political ihteresit clothes. The clothee should bo able to move very diriy clothing. OverIong,running adds buttons, etc., should ^ folded eadee- lhS (Conttooed from Pagn'One) were unconfirmed rumors that sponded to the plea for a Victory > Which rla normal to American In The DlOnne Quintuplets are The blbbm of youth Begonia lacks. friends in Portland. Police afreet- The trip was Standlay’s first to warm during a non-electlon year, ' and turn freely in foe watec. dothes to protect the roUera. warn him. that the poasibiUtleain- ed them before t}iey bad gone a Premier Bogdan Flloff bad already Crop -Brigade they krere ready to dustry:" wear to washer. considered a medicat marvel.and She can hot join the- Waves or fled Sofia and that hla government foe Urals and one p t the few such -vherent. .in the world situation to WACs. \.-. ■ ' threw to with Wkndell WUlkle to block' and held Wright aa a ma put in full time during six or seven visits authorised by the Kremlin Leave For Shipyards miracle. But We suspect ' that, 1940. Tobin is n New Dealer. teria) ndtneaa. •- >. had been replaced by onA of pro- intensive weeks when foe tobacco day bid him step up bis concern B-it having neither Jilves t nor AUied sympathies. for foreigners, although Foriher In other words:The hoard recog- unuraal as they are, the. greatest kathiha. Will Indotss Onndldstea At the hospital the baby was goes through Its first processing. Anihassador Joseph E. Davies waa nUed that; aoine IndUatrtes pay Garage Caves In; and his activity toward the work Theirs la a delicate tafk—eewing miracle connected with their ca She gives her blood for Red Cross President William Green An Idehtlfied from ' footprints. In the extended similar privileges. Stand- higher than others and In this case of bis own deparunent—the pro- nounced. the summer meeting of Wright home -police found % boa- the leaves to strips of wood. Bro one of them'- did. The workers reer has come to light with the plasms. ley’s trip aas made In a apecla| Youth Is Injured ipsulgation of a foreign' policy -for the council which, began yesterday pltal bracelet, used to Identify ba- Military Police ken leaves are taboo and -as a re plane placed at his disposal tra foe recognised that,,too, and,.«c«Q.rd- the United Btates in concert with probating of the estate of the lit 'ITius Begonlk, fifty-four. would '“ consider the political situ Dlca It bore the name, “Gumey.” sult of careful handling few have U, S. Navy. ’ • ing to the WMC, left aircraft fac ation and set up a non^^piuiasiuivpo- been found among- the millions Itl aUies, which means promulga tle country doctor i Who, on a cer Goes, to fight a global War. * Judith, sigHt ounces heavier Disperge Crowd Standley said food was abundant tories for shipyards. Bridgeport, ..Aug 10—(ff)—Leon She's fighting Hitler, evil omen. UUcal committee for Ulk cam-’ than when the dlsalppeared, was that have passed through the wherever his party went. He re But there Is foie to' WLB rea tion of a- United Nations polic'}^ tain famous night, answered .one hands of these youthful needle- ard Groene, 16,. was. Injured criti And fighting -!Japa, With hemo- palgh.” The Federation, aa custom restored to her parents, Mr. and called pqarticularly the enormous soning: Where was that policy when Mus- more routine call to find a most workers. cally yesterday when fhe front • g joh ln .•. ary, will indorse candidates but not Mrs B. W. Gumey,' who had fields of potatoes and other crops- It could throw sout the window section of foe* Eldorado garage, -un-routine assignment. parties, he said. " ifoiladelphia, Aug. 10.— — A Make High Wages HDlini fell? Was i{. to the bruûe *J» pleSJed by press and radio for the be saw groutog on the state farms its formula to hold all wages to no where he la. employed, collapsed Green said he and other council crowd of more than 200 service The pretty mlBtoa from Hartford marks ot Churchllli or the >oft- For Dr Al'an Roy Dafoe died. In Africa, on the Burma Road, kidnaper to give up the tot foors than 15 per cent above Janu as the dooi ot hla truck caught on i^'embefa bad bean approached by men whb milled around the north and ukewhare are , doing quite It Is now revealed, les'vtog. an es Her blood in soldiers"yelna has Mrs. Gumey cried with joy and ary, 1941, rates If It attempted to foe side of foe building. •r jpleadtog of Roosevelt, or Ih w dney-H illm an chairmaln o f the east comer o t Ctly hall early today nicely for themselves economically. flbWed. ■ ’ Gurney, a >lo^ labor union offi permit increases to meet the high Greene, pinned'to the ground .'Men s abrupt dlapoaal of. the Ital- tate of 2182,4186. lYiaiin itpelMs dO Mltical Action oommlttae, threatening to "get’’ a city police* They are earning, in frequent Gancihi Detaiiu^ RH) YOURSELF OF THAT NEEDLESS In England, China— all at once cial,vtoouted, “Oh, boy, are we est wages paid to ah area. under conente and other - debria, ” i - 'i ‘ . ]ltB African empire. In ,that OWI perhaps not unusual, for ft ’la a and the queatlOn o f A FL coopera happy?” Judith went, to sleep, man who had -been Involved in a eases, from fS to 810 a day uhder Begonia fights on many fronts. Tfruffls with a Marine was dia-' a piece-work scale. Some 15-ysara- suffered a skull fracture, fracture.; least, or In Geherij Elaen- rare country d o ^ r who doesn’t tion with that oommlttae probably but the Gurneys' and friends For Full Vear Now Sub .Laniwlwd Oaring Bald Test o f both bipa and posalbla internal B|JRDEN! would arise at the current council' stayed up most of the night persed by mUltary police and Navy olds are bringing home 250 elkch MwiVa flattery of'the House xit do that am^mt of work In a life So to the Rad ‘ croes blood bank injuries. 4 . Handle yeur cord with enfe. PuQ the S. Clean washer after using. When 4. Investigate strange noises. If Yen * mestinjt. Ho would not predict the ahore patTobnen. week, and are proud of their place Groton, Auig, 10.—(fi^This sec Xn bid fashioned mortgage is an cxpqnst, aa w«U aa M v o y ? , ' time. What Is r,unusual la that bustle . His name waa placed on the dan bsax any noise to yeur.sasehtoA result and siUd “It la-a question Notes ?8rd Birthday . Wifoessea aaid toe ifolformsd to the campaign to "Keep the^ya' tion of Connecticut was tmdergo- a baitlen. Come Ih and talk it over with ns.., we’ll glad plu g, Bot the cord, sad, above all, don’t let you srs thresh wiith tbs msChiaa, removt To gl've a rioh and red oorpuscIS. men gathered when ,a‘>»sport Bombay, Aug. 10.—0P)—Compie- ger Hat nt Bridgeport hospital it’s s good idss to call sa authorized ssrw» ♦he estate Is in bonds and stocks whether arrangsmsnta can be In Smokea.'* ,tog a dayligot ait raid test Sun where attendants said that his con the cord get damp. When you puah plug soap curd erlint from tub, sgitstor or stik-'' TUrpugh blood and clot, a donor's, spread that the Marine waa-beaten Soma prla employed to East tion yesterday of foe’flrst year of ly explain how you may attain Iree and.clear home own and har^ cash—not ^n * the form mads.’’ , Hartford, Aiig. 10.—le o f Hammondspoit, N. Y., rea;^ qoor caught to the aide of foe 4Hna but Inaistent, symbol of wilt again on aoma 'candidatka.” *^ 50th blrt^ a y.” that watched' the disturbance, first arrangements she made for trans cept in place to < ^ . ' ye*, one tn. Ahmads bad, Gandbl’g home member o f the Naval Affairs qom-7itgarage pulling It away from foe V . .. question mark in our Hito HandWng to Fi6o4l Pnhlani o f ita kind in Philadelphia, aald the! porting feminine workers from and country doctor got a t)reak. One Los Ai(gelas.i—(ff)— Arraeted in town, there was soma stond-forow- mlttee, christened the cra ft. . foundations. - Tfas council after Its opsntog ska-/ Fortogn Offioo QUfis BerUn Marins had appearsd with a chiOr to their homes, located wlfoln to flglit UUs whole war connaction with the theft of a 225 and asatsd biniaslf under foa east Inig and police reported that mlÎs Thie Manchester Electric Divisidin b o m a y doctor got bis financial war bond, Roy Myers, 40, looked Sion yeaterday issued a statamiftit easy range. Psrired Historian Serioaoly ni Aetna Ufn Agent Dias- ' 1 w te r fo u f ceficluaian. The archway to hte bullding'a oourt- William 8. Fuller, president '.of. and markets were closed for tbo reward, no matter how indirectly amazed whan police found such a Uasttoff the fovarainant’a handling ' London. AMg. Tha got bar should never yard. , the Shade Growers, j^ys tribute to day. * It came, for all the calls he made bond aewed to his trousers. “Fancy of the food prohlsm. It erlticisM M9TOCC0 radio, la a bvoadcaat rs-^ Haven, Aug. tlS— 0 ^ — New Haven, Aug. 10.—(fiV- ' ■■ ; propsriy-fought. It that!” he sxcUimed. “I didn’t both the offies to pries administra Othars said bs had bsan swing ether smsrgancy helpers. As mam- . Peaoeful pubUe meattogs w ere. and the services ne rsqdsrsd toMad by Tha Aaaoclatsd Preas, ing tbs chair around hia haad in held to Madras urging the rtoesa Ueoige Diidley Seymour, retired Pau) H. Taylor. 55 general agm t know there was a beiid there. I tion and the war food administra psrs to the Victory Farm Vqlun- Iswvsr and nlstorian .who owna BUILDINGLOAN ASSOCIATION. INC '/7 tl twve spread; had the qufitad the German cldndaatfoe the center to foa eour^rard. of Gbandl and thq^ Congress Isad- here for the Aetna life Insurance whim be must hsvg kn ow ^ there bought this suit from a second' tion. , |akrs o f Oonnectieut, more than a the Nathan “Hale birthplace in Company for more toon 25 yeaM, properly oommand- station, “AUantique,’* today aa Hundred high school and prenars------ORGANHeO APRIL IS9I ------was no payment ever likely. hand deader Aug. 1.” He was “The. Ehcecutive' council,’’ said the South CovFniry. Is seriously ill at >hed ycater(ta) than ^24' hours aayihg ' that the Gfrman Foreign Ossrge Washington wai a book torv school boys also at* partici Many shops'and business es aailllfit never Itave booked on suspicion of burglary, statement. “Is convinced that pres his nobs hero.- after suffering a /stroke. It took the miracle- of gutn. Ministry slreadj^has been moved collestor 'and' a devotas' to *'fos pating to the tobacco harvest. Fif tablishments In the Indian bustoeaa The bond was dated Aug. fi. sure for wage toersassa wfil relax from Berlin,. foaatar. ty are Iwus|m1 to Oaass BsHsafo azw to Caieuits ■a.....

M fit v p t MANUmBSiER ErBWTNfS HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY^ AUGUST 10, 194S MANCHESTER ETSTEITOIG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONHh TUESDAY, AUGUHT'10j>«4« on^the roads and a comparatively TAcm m m small rearguard holding ou,t in pill Oakes Jovial ^ m b ^ ^ a i d boxes and machine-gun posts ^ Gerirtans Sure the outskirts of Bronte." ^ in Southern Europe During Parly I / f 9 n J * n w th t—1*80 Racing Toward Junotton odny 8 Kodio )le Lengdi Americans on the innVr end ot Italy to Stay the line had sm ash^ resistance at (Conttoi^ limn Page One) Easteiw-Hâr Time nd P. Another Defeat, Of War Zone Cesaro And were also racing to •ve ^^rininph hf Allied Strategy In War Now Am wnie a junctiori with the Eighth about 11 p. m., when he and Mrs. w n c Backstag^WUe;<^7:45—WTHT —Knights ot Army at Rahdaxso.. From that Hennage. 'departed. . WDRO — Home ^ t i w t Report bus. fMV PlN i»^) point t ^ forces could move east Ulitary Opinion Favor^ Mor^Direct Aittacky Declares Johnson; "Sir Harry was jovial," Hubbard (Continued from Page One) er; News; WNBC—Blue Frolics. 8:00—w n c — Johnny presents; ward tb Taormina on tê coast or said. “He was in good spirtta and âcle Team Best Ret I en th« Kolombang&nt 'is- Political Factors Swayed 'Decision to Hitting Axis Weak Spot. 4:i5^ W T lc — Stella Daltas; WDRC—UghU Out; WTHT — Cttobse any or all of several roads was full of life." glons to seize that sector If nape's- WNBC — Bob Croaby. Nisws; Mayor O'Oorinor; WNBC Roche J ofM «f th« enemy’a Vrtilch fan out to the north toward Received Telephone Call •ary. 4:30—WTIC — Lorenzo Jones; and r Titnaliilnf atrangpolnts in th^ Cape Orlando, cape Calava, or By Thomas M. Johnson About the time that Aladogllo —^Nsws. ^ded Badly NEA. Military Writer -He told of receiving, a telephone WDRC — Perry Ck>mo; WNBC, 8;15—WTHT—Treasury Star Pa ,JtraI SokxfiiOM. Cape .^lâMO. now objectives of call July 8 from Christie, who said apparently was corivfaePd that his —Glenn Miller, ' | rade ^W NBO-Isim and Abner. AfltOM Kula fu& ,'ioi^do ,and the-AmeriCan coastal advance. The knockout of the hlussolinl “something has happened to Sir choice was what the Italian press 4;46_WTIC — Young Wldder; 8:30—w n c -T- Horace Heldt’s 'Loops bombera anuahed 22 'tona 'nf ' The British ^ sth e extreme right regime; the probable fall of Italy, Harry." c a lle d “dlshoriomble surrender," Brown: WDRC — Ad Uner. Treasure (jhest; ll^RC—Judy B^s Club Into 1st the AHied line were n,«R- or continuation of. the war at 5:00—w n c — When A Girl Mari! anij,. the consequent- hastening of ' Hubbard said he went to Weat- Gerinariy’s aide, Von Blbbentrop Canova Show; News; WTHT — ing good time in their advance up Germafiys;4 jfcat all add up to an boume and entered the master bed ries: WDRC—Ad Uner; WNBC Sereno Gammel; (jastles in tht , « imws a Itaaulta were not reported. the narrow strip between Mt. Etna room without knowing that Oakes had the guriS .to back his words. “^piews. 1 Air; WNBC — Noah Webster Yankees andXlards Are Two thousand miles Westward, and the coast. , ... unprCcedent triumph -' of grand ' was dead. - While Hans-(êbrg Viktor ,.Vort 8:15—w n c -i- Pprtia Faces Life;] Sajm. Roinping Away With* Place in Twi Loop l’,liberator bombers /in strength,” strategy over realistic ■ military Defense Attorney Godfrey Higga Mackensen, German ambassador to WDRC — News; Music; WNBC They had stormed into and o'lt thinking./ < Italy, had wheedled with Badogllo 9:00—w n c —Battle of toe Sex . the cominuniquo.'ahid. carried out of Acircalc north of Catania and on cross-examination, asked Hub- —Dick Tracy. es; .WDRC—The Colonel; AVTHT put Much Opposition >• nifht aaaamion Amboina, the ■ In planning their o'pcra,tions. hard whether he noticed any smoke and played for time by encourag S'rSOr-WTIC-— Just Plain,Bill; —Gabriel Heatter; WNBlS—Fa- Urban to Pitch Stars’ Hurler Masters ) Hbmar EKitdh Naval base on the were moving steadily toward United Nations leaders tossed ing him to hold out -for better From Other Teams. Taormina. ' Straight military strategy, but the as he’ entered O^kes’^room. WDRC — War Commentary; moua Jury Trials. Against Soldiers ^M andjorlbal name. Thirty-six “I wbuldn’t say so,'’ Hubbard re terms. Van Ribbentrop went to Romance; Memory Lane; 9:16—WTHT—Danoe Orchestra. j'P. A.’s in Hot Battle ' bombs were dropped, caus- .. (The Algiers radio repotted la.^ Window. They substituted an plied. Rome with stronger language, , There ia a real fight in the" night in a broadcast recorded /b y over-ali scheme-- based on mili WNB(j— Jack Armstrong. . 9:30—WTIC — Johnny Nesbit’e By Judot^ Bailey flres and explosions- visible Oakes was Struck over the head Italian reports said. • 5:45—w n c — Front Page Far Passing Parade; WDRC—Reimrt AP Sports Wrttor' offing tomorrow night at toe Last'Night; BycholsIM f^jnaay mllet away. The Associated Press the tary fabtors but greatly In with a heavy instrument and his rell; WDRC—American Women; Oval, A lot hinges on the column was nine miles froiriKipos- fluenced , ;by ppliticatj'x economic Full Surrender impossible to toe Nation; WTHT—The Re The major leagues need a mira Just Missed Win, by Make Coordinated Strike body set on fire. The bed/was still He was represented aa able to WTHT —. Superman; WNBC — turn of Nick Carter; WNRC — outcome of the game between to. half-way between CJatnnIa and and moral considerations; cle taam'^lght now just like a bug. the Hill Billie.* and the' Bol- I * . Two formations of Mitchell Taormina. This wobid place it The decision to attack Italy sfnouldering when Christie, Vhouse warn Badogllo that' the Italian. Aichle Andrews,. , Spotlight Bands; lime Out for Narrow M argj^ Kee ;h|Otnbera made a coordinated guest, summoned police. marshal now could not surrender , Evening Sports. - r gy needs a horse.’’ diers when the,v meet at the approximately 46^ miles from Mes'- was made by the world's two Tha baseball standings today Oval. The final”wêka of the ney Stars Short.. KMke on the Bogadjiro area south sirta.) foremost politicians and armchair This Is the fifth resumption of all of- Italy since the Germans had «;00—w n c — News; WDRC — 10:00—WTIC —r Johnny Mercer's Madang on the''N ew , duinea. strategists. Franklih D. Roosevelt the hearing since de .Marlgny, the power to seize''the north. News: George B. Armstead; Music Shop; WDRC—Suspense; show th e ' St. Louis Cardinals fa league, two to be exact,/find While the ■ land forces were Oakes' soh-in-Iaw, was arrested WTHT— Hews: WNBC — Ter WTHT — John B. H ughks; front ot ttm National Lsogua tnese two teams In.thepe'look-' vTivI League Standings : ooaat. Another group of the methodically wiping out .the last and Winston- Churchill. They Von Ribbentrop .argued, accord /bombers swept south along the made it against some, military the day after the body Was found ing to these Italian reports, that / ry and toe Pirates. WNBC—Raymond Gram Swing. IS gomes and the New York Ing for a shot at tberiplayoffs.; X , • W .L remaining^ Axis strongholds on the on July 9. / g;l{j|,_wnc — Submarine Pktrol; 10:16—WTHT — Cbncerf. Hour; k ^ OR top gf toe Aipeficaa Urban wtl'. probably be the All-.Sfar* ...... 12 6 I ooaat .in attacks Against Japanese island, units of the Allied fleet not opinion which favored attacking the Allies could offer few conces League by nine. bargea- 'lê i communique, said Europe’s touch ' Atlantic topside No Gommeat On Will sions fa exchange for occupation - 'WDRC —Treasury Stilr Parade; WNBC—Lulu and Johri'hy. choice of Rockrtlle with either, UaniUton X ,...... H ' 6 engaged in supporting land oper Walter W. Foskett, Sir Harry's WTHT — SporU; Music; WN.pC 10:30—w n c Beat the Band; Practically' everyone/lB taking Morgan ojXBernatein on . th e; P. A.k 9 8 '.damage in the Bogadjlm region ations and Air, Forces were main Instead of its soft under-belly. An Palm Beach, Fla., attorney; return of Only southern and 'celltral Italy for granted that toe pennant races m o u n ^ ^ r the Soldiers. The , %aa heavy. attack from above. It was pointed and that,such a surrender would —Spoi^: News. WDRC — Congress S peaks; Rock vine ...... X...... 7 10 taining a steady patrol-of the sea ed to' the United States yesterday «:30—w n c — Strictly Sports; WNBC—Carmen Amaya. already ora over u m fa the', ab* game will start at 6:15 sh»p.'i Soldier* ....'...... 7 n ^ ' Heavy rain on New Georgia approaches tp the island to take out, would follow the shortest after a series of conferences here. end the House of Savoy and Bado- sence of any propfto toe contrary - * ' hampered ground forces advanc- distance to the enemy’s heart and glio with northern Italians. . WDRC — News; WNBC —Feed 10:46—WDRC — Ted H uslng; West Sides ...... 6 11 care that the Axis neither Received solar plexus, which is not Italy, He^ would not comment- on the Bag Frolics. / WNBO-News. this seems to b e a fair assumption. . tog northward from Munda to- aid from the mainland of Italy nor filing of Sir Harry’s will, which will Von Ribbenthrop >hen painted a But It wojûst about this time Bairoko. but Germany. Why waste time rosier picture of the Italian future 6:45—W nc — Lowell Thomas; 11:00—w n c — News; WDRC — Wednesda.v’s Game was permitted to evacuate any of sparring with hts- extremities, dispose of an estate which some WDRC— The World ,ToP»— The retir short distance from home and promised through Von RlbbPntrop.,, Herald Sports B^tor ’Ports and Rtdlroads supplies.'- IJke many nfher natlven of occupied countries hi Europe, dhese Tugoslavs had refused to do any' 7:15—w n c — News: WDRC — ■WDRC—Raymond Boott;^. ’ll they won 11 of their next 12 no hit baseball through four and ing Germans haVe begun a lavish Fuel Oil Coupons to send all troops and munitions games and never let up the prea- There was a time whefi football New Pelhi, Aug. 10.—(IP]— > ^ Strategy -Itooks' Good Now work for the A.xia cause. .Sent to a concentration camp in Sicily, they were liberated when Canadian Harry James; WTHT — Musi —Alfred Wallenstein’a/Sihfohl' reigned supreme at the north end two thirds innings and then the l^m ericah medium bombers struck spending of their supplies, parti forces took t ’.ilf'vi'jlrorc. U'aUli', now, they are working for the Allies and here are shown clearing necessary to protect^ the Italian cal Gems; 'W irec — Famous etui. /'' swe. They showed what still could cularly explosives and eq.uipment, iSxcellent,; sound . strategy—as Late Ooing Out mainland. he accomplished fa the remaining Driving Trotters a Hobby and during, toe past eight or ten bjpw fen. With two out the Stare T’terd. at Burma’s internal commti- indeed/all may yet agree. But let away debris In the bombed city?"'-- , Fathers. • 11:45—WNBC—Ray ✓ Meathertofi’s years It has fallen into- decay. Not Vaiqitloina by bombing ports and in a large-scale effort to retard the It was hinted also that Von 7:30—w n c — Salute to Youth; Orch.; News.' > two months at the pteaent season pushed across two runs and Allied ^^vm ce in Sicily. UB hope not—for the Prime Min Ribbentrop' gave Badogllo- assur if there was any challenger, of toe because there haven’t been any |iinUroads. yesterday, a United ister and the President agreed to WDRC — American Melody 12:00—W nC -N ew s; Roy Shield’s By Harry Grayson threw out Skehan | were cut into the face of the moun ring new developments, it seems around sharp corners so qul"kly Itai.v’s will to resist. The fall of throughout the city, a spokesman for now (Monday) It still la .«Pt die, now toe Lafayette—It was one Mercer’s song shop; 10:30, Hilde- ' Longden drove volo Axworthy Hieey have toe far more difficult Scranton ...... 64 32 .667 not make toe prospect bright for and Siirowlec waa right behliid ( Ai^vance in Sicily; likely to gain solid advantages in the drivers get no chance to take the Fascist government enabled Poasibllitiefl Recognized said. certain if we can expect a cortKs/_ of toe few .mieclal events permit garde. In Beat toe Band. than toe second place Pirates ok operation. Albany ...... 53 43 .562 tains whole sections have been ob to toe Cardinals. But aH of them to victory in a 2:17 mile, Wright’s a team. ond when the ball shot by that baff { literated by explosives which left a pure strategy by sea, land and air. good cover in olive or orange Itaiians to face the facta as they The possibilities In such a Hying All available personnel .has been munique today. ted on toe air since toe outbreak (JBS-^L15, Harry James orches sulky puller tiring at toe end. The thoroughbred 'virtually Wilkes - Barre '.. .63 \45 .541 and they got Jacobs in a hot bos. Italy’s surrender would tie up. a groves.” .. f . are, and the facts are not so bad machine were recognized in 250 working "day and nl^fht,” with the "Honor and necessity,” toe cor of toe war. - ' ' tra;'7 :3'0, Aitierican Melody Hour have had earlier chancea to make Longden exhibited so much trains himself. Elmira •...... 52 '45 .536 Looklitg.’Backwards Xs., Ships ^hell Coast smooth mountain wall. ( Navy still strong enough to make that nothing can be done 'to re application's for route certificates respondent continued, "imposed on their bids and have failed. A glance baigkward over • tifie Roche Is Master These must be by-passed by \he result that many coupons-will be Because of 'a variety of compli with (jonrad Thtbault; 8, Arch akill with stopwatch, wîp and The natural Impulse of s colt Binghamton ' ... .53 46 .535 gridiron., trail here will show that US keep in the Mediterranean trieve the situation. filed with the Civil .Aeronautics mailed out to local householders toe liberal and monarchical Italy cations, including Army oiid Navy Oboler play; 8:80, Judy Canova Opportunity will be knocking for reins that Thomas B. Hogan, the or filly is to run. Hartford ...... 48 48 .616 Thrice toe P, A.’a threatened to Americans and British by long de great warship strength that could Bombers Score Hits “Last Battle Long Way Away" board duri.rig the spring and early of Badogllo toe same policies as the last time a^.toe teams embark Manchester, starting away back fa score and three timea R( (Oaettnaed from Page One) tours. ‘ . today. Hopeful of . maintaining regulations and censorship, toe and Gordon Jenkins orchestra; 9, Chicago -taxicab tycoon, told him I t la toe artificial gait that poses Springfield .... .36 56 .385 1912, could always boast of at dc precious service in*the Atlantic, •The fact that a great part of summer. One application covers rapid progress in the huge task, toe Italian Fascist regrlmes." netwdrjis’ special events divisions Col. Stpopnagle; 11, News. on another . fatersectional series he could work hla horses'any time the problem for the trainer of har Utica ..s.j,,,... .24 “ 70 .225 proved that he was master. ...He 1 Bridges and culverts are pelng against -aubhiarlnes, or in guard On Railway Sidings . Sicily Is In the. hands of the enemy 53,000 miles. A, score or more of The 'correspondent said that af this ■week, 'starting ■wrlth a pair.of least one outstanding team. One stop|>ed a rally in the thfad, agate I the gap between the two blown up and narrow denies block Officials today urged all persons have beeg hit hard. Casualties in BLU—7:16; Men, Machines and he cared to. ness horses.. always refers to footoall here with to th.at mctor where, the ing an Allied Invasion of North _C.iiro, Aug. 10— (/P)— HRlifa.x Is no reason for throwing up the bus Snd truck companies have with "any amount if spare time on ter the anxiety of the first .days cluded toe' annuql description''W»f Victory: 7:30. Joe Rines’ orches i games fa toe American League— Hogan, buaineaa partner of John Trotters Built tor Work \ National in toe sixth and In thf ffaol tram* ed. Europe. Or the'strength could be and Liberator bombers of the R. sponge. The last battle in this war asked for routes, some of them the sides again are clearly defined New York a t SL- Louis today and toe Old Majors, then the Clover- was rescued^ by'DionS’s great nairi fABMrlcanfl had pushed past' Ce- Only two main east-west roads A.F. attacked San Giovanni at the their hands”' to volunteer for serv New 'fork’s 'EUtor parade, as well tra; 8:30, Noah Webster Says, quiz D. -Hertz, owner of Count Fleet, Horses are bred to either trot . W. L. Pet. leaf s and the Hrt.rs 'who reigned nlrig catch of Be'kttie'a foul bock I to within 10 miles of Ran- used in the Pacific swinging ia a long way away yet.” specifying the intention to use ice at the ration board office at 128 and Berlin remains a bulwark as fires, accidents,. catastropQles. show; 9, Famous Jury Trials: 9:3(), Boston at Chicago tonight- has a stable at Empire City. He or pace. Trotters frequently be St. Lriuis ...... 66 32, .673 knife through successive ranges of naval superiority decisively against toe of the Italian boot on Sunday Sectidns of the London press, "helicopters -or similar equipment” “which until nbw has resisted all All clubj-Were Idle yesterday. supreme for three years without a of third. ByehoUM also got good this "engineer’s paradise." Much Allyn'street. ship launchings ' gnd even some Spotlight Bap,d; 4 10, Raynjohd goes in for trotters and pacers. come, pacers, through hobbles or Pittaburgh .. .54 46 ' .540 defeat. Football waa bn toe up support, except when-.Roehe luop* The Aiperloaa raiding party the Japanese. Save for a few Ger night, scoring hits on railway sid mea'nwhile joined in urging that when It becomes available./ attacks of war nerves.” sports events. Gram Swihg. news. . >/' . 1 /'^—'------"------Hertz for runners. ■ ahdeipg. That la called balancing. (Cincinnati ...... 54 47 .535 I of the region is impassable for man submarines, the surrender of ings and In the vicinity of the the next British-Airierican move Another BecUn correspondent Pacers rarely become trotters. grade here in those years, Just be ped whet went for a hit and ti^ | the Germans’ tanks and Heavy armor, and the in ferry terminus, a Middle Eaat air Before they becoine available, The Navy gu\e th'e..green light . MBS—7, Fulton l 4^8 i J*" - t r - "W T* Longden Owns Trettera Brooklyn ...... 52 50 ,510 fore World War 1 end shortly af runs In to« rtf£h. There ww» f at .Tonanova, just west oi Italy would clear the Mediterran —both politically and militarily— civilian models must be designed. for Arriba, In a long article dis on toe Lafayette operations ovSr news; 7:15, The Jolinton Family; i | v r*hlbioiai force, besides ground and fight from behind tha to drive a wedge between the It results largely from, the torque business." likelihood that toe other chains ■, What to Expect Wednesday: 1 ter, Hollyro^ D«rrel, and raced tack, fait-he’ll dabble- in .trotters American' not. the players. rocks. 'When driven out by mortar clare war, especially If the Ital three powers. , , This ' correspondent reported him. He worked-his own horse and pacers as a hobby. ball Is still the sport for thrina. ' 1,500 prisoners, de- Molhor of Hero of-the whirling overhead planes, Hartford. Aug. ( ^ — Attor will come In on the final phases. NBC—11:30 a.'m.. Snow Village; L / X , „ " w . W. Pet. Are or ^bayonets, they withdraw to, ians yield the Dodecanese Islands , The London News mQ goes to toe west coast Frolics, minstrel rttow; 7, What's New Haven. Aug. 10.—tJPi - St. Lpuis .'.X .443 north and were held bo a 0-0 score tomorrow evening when t h ^ ^ ^ y l aupply and coinmuhicatibns invasion route. ister about which Germany la so administration, which is awaiting the SMOciatlon must be removed returned to a system of travelini - before a big crowd. The following toe Soldiers at toe Oval./'Shoold I announced witii minesweeper Elum; Wash., mother of War Hero from the state payroll and the fa Octobef, about the time two of Your War Job. MBS^12:I5; Bill Julie Kogqn, the hottest thing In i Philadelphia .396 Russians Surpass ., This report. If true. Is especially Douglas A. Munro, of the Coast nfrvous.” an opportunity to te st, the heli alone instead of in packs. -’ his colleagues, FranX Sinatra and Hay Reads the Blble;Xa ’ Q«dric boxing around New Haven >at toe Sunday toe second game was' play toe P. A.’s fall to win any more [ Ions clearing the chan^l significant because the Yugoslavs The Daily Herald- said “there copter for safety, ease of operation state retirem eriv^stem because Dick Haymes, also berth warbling ed at the old McKee street grounds gunes the otber three'toams have I the ‘highly - hnportant ea^ are operating in liaison, with the Guard, is one of the class of 73 and serviceability. they are not stateemployea. Foster, news; 6:30, Overaifap News- prescnb'.time, had no trouble cool Today’s Games . . before 3,500 people.' They Imported Western Advance .“i""— 'Vv V today started a six must be set up without delay new for toe sound tracks. Roundupi.. ing off Ruby Garcia, toiigh llght- By Sid Fedor . 26 War Bond Polo Grounds game an . outside chance o r squeezfag fa- | harbor of Catania. Brltlslv whoê pc n weeks indoctrination course at the macninery, a political council of Opposed To Single Ownership His ruling was in rhîy to a between a Giants-Yanks-Dodgers Eastern a neutral set of officials, too. The It’s bound to be a great finish ' The only place l^ntijied In new in the Near Eaat now are reported query from Frank M. LynchXand Three-Way Probe wejght’ from Puerto Rico, last (Plnch-*Hlttlng for Hugh Fuller Hartford at Albany. Chibs wpn this game, 13-6 coming the Twi Idbp this year. The ' Of Winter Drive (%aat Guard Academy here^ where the United Nations' to settle ip, After the ships are ready—inci profit margins for liquor deale: night hi ten ohe-sided rounds. ton, Jr.) club an'd ^ service team, baa ' “ward movements' of the Allied preparing to Invade the Balkans Joseph B. Downes, auditors Sr Springfield at Utica. from behind In the second half to. score: ■. -V-' Mrs.. James V. Forrestal, wife of advance aa far as possible such" dentally at least two applications Rogon, weighing 133 to Garcia’s New Ypril. Aug. 10— Al $400,000,000 already In the till— ops was Pedari, a town on the via Crete. That move would be issues as have been raised by the public accounts who said that Death of Boy would mean a slight increase in in--t>onds.... .Draeb, a full sister to Binghamton at Wilkes-Barre. gain the verdict. They even staged / / Atl-Store of Mt. Etna’: which was greaUy aided by Italy’s fall, which the undefsecretary of the Navy, set out the ■ passenger and Cargo “minor changes in the payroll list Bla^k Market the price of Stotoh whiskey but l^Sk.got 50 points fa Referee "Jlg- Schacht has landed In Africa— ElnUra at Scranton (2). a parade which la still remembered AB. R.H. PO.A.1 (Continued from. Page One) waa a yisltor yesterday. North African and Italian cam capacity desired—there will be a ger ’X^cCjartoy's book to 35 for his Occupatioh, is running with a /^ ■ ken by the British. would weaken tt>e German defense paigns." ings of these employes have been a live to 15' per cent reduction and toe comedy situation is well'; American ' at toe North End and.many of the , cf r. ...3 0 2 0 0 Mrs. Munro, an officer candi matter, of GAB policy on control of returned to us without the approv- fa- toe price of "new" bourbon wild swinging foe. and was credit $1,500 claiming price tag..A rtie New 'York at St. Louis. The position of a considerable oners said, the 253rd Infantry di through loss not only of the Dod was for heroism and “consptcious Bridgeport, Aug. 10—(ff)—Gov. is reported to be strongly opposed hospital. '■' him fa toe head srito a''left jab. fol tlMi?.. ..And Occupation fan’t Muslal of the St. Louis (jardinals ing. MahcHester would .and could, on a 24-hour schedule In an urally unpromising, but olr-bome just purchased. his horns. United States Chamber of 'Com buraAnd by state police, stated in- lowed by a slam-bong right to toe Wellia Schnelter, the O m p Ball support a good team . . , but l It Seblila, rif ... Aiiiiameut Cities ever. It WoiUd put the CAB and merce, according to ^ h n Ash- pledge Kid “help toe retailer get much abarper than a billiard boll club’s catcher, asking for a try- and-Luke Appifag Of toe Chicago Blanchard, rf fort to squeeze the enemy' Into Invasion over the Alps is riot im -X'. CAA together in a new Indepen j u r ^ to . toe boy are believed to awa: from toe pressure of toe tummy.'This maneuver proved yo either, right now--• • /» would have to be goo4 Tick submission in the small re- possible, and bomb-invasion cer mead, chairman of the 1943 fire have occurred about 5 p. m., yes effective that KOfdb used tt' vtr;- oiit with tlie Phillies---- Buo|(y White Sox still are pacing the be^ dent agency. One section, concerns waste prevention campaign. It will blaca marhet . ' Negro Arresiecl: Hdrrls\sent ’ him a letter several Totals . . . 29 2 6 24 15 ng portion pf the island, (Continued from Page One) tainly is not Fro® noêm Italy airline control odilch is the center terday on the training school Parent Tracber associations, i tuolly throughout toe eqttre ten Todkyfa Ooest Star v te n In t$e major leafaies, btit toe the American sfector the Ger- our experience air forces could at Mohument to Jap Def^t be presented to Fire Chief John ,C. grounds. The boy waa admitted rounds.! weeks Age' saying “Meet us In betting evereges today told Score by innings: of a struggle between the airlines King on behalf of the fire .depart union locals, American Legion and • A rt Siegel, . Boston Traveler; early August end we’ll-look you Last Night ’« Pights AU-Stars ....___ 000 020 001- srguard dug in at Cape Or- rope last night attacked the Ger tack many factories the Nazis and the railroads, truckers and to Waterbury hospital at 7:30 list, other veterans’ organizations, and i < kAdinits Slaying -The undercard results: Oorge Marshall, president of flOtCjMst 43 miles from Messina ment and ot all the organisations Herman Badger, 170, of New over. If you can handle our etoiY of grrater Interest. Poll sh-Americans 100 000 100—9 man airdrome, at St. Didler in have been developlngN^ South water carriers. The airlines ore night and his name was immedi toe League of Women Voters were toe Washington pro football. Red* Joe Medwick,.- toe )—iKiner- \ OiitilnlDg what the OPA would the arrest of Samuel Thomas, *50- ven,. and Gebrgle Marino, 132, of (Seibert, toe old big-leaguer...... -J .. .. ■» ■ TTust division also h u an -interest non-Axls tea supply for next year do It public, cooperation is forth- . Notea to Yon Maxla Shapiro, the last guy. to National League bitters.. 200 1-2, rievelanct (1).. ■ * Roche/./losing pitcher, By^hotfa^l ■■■tn troops who took the mojin- oTcdit, ' while another was de boiribers riot .bniy could support the ai services for' toe Rev. Dr. Rem- y*ar-old Negro native of . toe Brit Bridgeport.' drear (4). Ex - Featherweight Champ umpires. M. Leski,. O'Leary. town ot Bronte late Siindayi in the question of control of com estimated at 312,5(io tons. He did sen B. Ogilby, president of Trinity conMig,. fae state director contih* WlUliam Ctafapi, 140 of New whip lightweight champ Bob Thus Medwick ' already has PUtsburgh''— Frltzfe Zlvlc, 149 stroyed over northern France, Y-ugoslav patriot forces but could lied' • . ish West Indies, fa, Hoboken, N. J:,. (Chalky Wright figures he’s hit the l-2i' Pittsburgh, stopped Sgt. Kid reported'to' be only" seven' Britain, meanwhile, enjoyed an bomb Hungary, Bulgaria, and. Ru peting. transport, liries. It has in it as a representative of the.(Com college, were to be held this a|ter- on a charge of murder. York, declsioned Joey Dillon, 137, Montgomery, is now. buck private proved that toe Dodgers let'.him from Rmndazzo, un Impor- tervened in applications for airline bined Food board which, under In ” 1, promise you that so far as jackpot 1... He was sworn into the Shapiro 0# the Greensboro fN. C.) go while he still had consMerable Mctkiy, 153, Detroit (4). 1' J To Hghten Rertilatton* other raid free night. mania, including its oilfields. This: noon at 2:30 o'clock at toe Trinity PoUcs UdUt. WjlUam Christie of of-New Haven (4). Merchant Marine lost week—.anil Philadelphia—Josa Baeora, 152 highway' junction- at the The number of planes which thunderbolt from the air and the certiacate9'<'filed by truck and rail ternational agreement, wl)l allot college chapel. A further servlet it la odtofa our power, gasoline Hoboken onnoiupced loot night that Army Air force basic trainin'^ punch left In his bat and has en base of M t Etna. Ran- road companies. . „ , tea to the United Nations an'd neu station operators who traffic in now he’B just received hla Induc center.,, ,Lt. Joe Petritx. USNR, hanced his-chances of finishing toe 3-4, Puerto Rice, outpointed Hol New York, Aug. 10.—UP]- participated in the' Mannheim-Lud- threat that It would be foUowe by was scheduled for 5 o'olo>ck at toi Thomas, father of seven children, tion notice from his draft board.. man Williams, 155 1-2,. Chicago. latlons cwverln# the use of earner ' has received‘Conalderableat- wigshcên raid was not immedi the lightning of . Invading AUie trals on jthe same basis as last chapel for students and “ faculty stolen, purchased or counterfeit bod admitted firing toe shot that Nettlcbladt Wins the , ex-Notre Dame tub-thumper, season'-'with '-a .300 average, a from both the AUied Air year. coubuns and sell gasoline at a pre lile run Luke, Appling scored Sun is at the New Orleans' armed mark he never has failed to reach (10). at beach resorts and slsewbe ately dlscloaed. the Air Ministry ground troopa,' should' shatter the members of thr.scbooL killed Jnck Peary, olio alNegrp; day was the 1,000th of his career ' Newark — Wild Bill McDowell, along the Atlantic seaboard and heavy artillery. merely describing the attack as' already-tottering morale of the mium will be clooed-elhd will stay on May 12, 1929; Lieutenant Chris guard cehter, and 4rould like his in 11 -years in toe big league. ‘i Army Advancing StcadUy Stratlord Woman closed. : - R every 100 motor vehicles counted shortstop, tnoved to within seven Baltimor»T-Lee Q. Murray, 195, biits, exclusion of indlvlduoia f waa turning into a race be- ’ Dowm Seven Enemy PUnee tor them—a terrific blovir. • And tonlc avenue, Stratford, waa In ow and several chOdran. They were Nettleblodt and Felice Torsq were ttih Brttiah Eighth Army against conspiracy. burFfary, the ones dcsarvfag the loudest Tom Sheehan,, toe Notre Dome on the roads fa toe east In’Juna. blows of his 2,000th hit and b61 South Norwalk, Conn., stopped the mUltaiy area isnd penalttse 1 Preceding the nlgHt raids British while they w e« fa all or part of jured seriously at 7:49 a. m. today Name'.. »*daa.aaaeaeef( thett blackmail and any" otbef reported to bays moved from -thie 194 J, there were only 40 li; Juno. stered bis batting pace to .333, at Harry Bpbo, 207 1-2, Pittaburgh, violating or conspiring to ASMrtcans for the honor fighters carried out patrols over that, trouble Itr ^ u th Europe, the when she was struck -py a C. R. & town several years oga \ ’ cheers ot toe gallery. If there hod cetchef, has the big league scouts l";Meastoa fira^l crime. been any galler^ left at thai hour throwing contracts at 1943, the Public Roeda administra lift of twd points, to continue at ( 8). toe rules. northcin France^ last evening, United'Nations-wefald.have a fine L. bus on Ferry boulevard n e u “1 promise yoii’ tlia;,,back-alley I "F* " tion of the Federal Works Agency toe top of toe American League. ■New Haven ■ Conn.—Julia Iti Iwmnining taereaaingly ap- shodting down seven enemy air .chance to attack them from ' the Minor avenue In Stratford. Address ) V -S' b • • A • • 4 H orv^ L. Street DIee of the night 1.. ..B ut Uncle Sam is offering Munro uprota; “that the slaughterers and every contempti Forgetting for the moment the e eailor suit with hla contract announced yesterday. For the mid gon, 133, New Haven, Conn., Out WnHtag fmr'Oppoiltfai t b 1 craft in dogfights.' Three of the north, across the (Channel.' 8o She was removwj to Bridgeport dle west end weat, fa the same F M Nets Ooteh Oengois pointed Riiby Garcia, 138, Fuerto . triumph at Adra- British planes failed‘ to- return grand strategy today looks pretty hospital to thp Sttotfordx p^ce. ble scavenger who is coroUfag the . Jersey City N. J., Av*, 10-rtF) eight different events that orare S grlpcitog blow. The en- from these sweeps. P h o n e...... Age, 18-20.... Ago, 21-6(^.. . . meat and, butter supply to de played'im the Roekledge course Jlagfe, Jaagle, Jbegle months the drop wee from 100 to Rloo (10). Fort wnifam Harttaea. grand. i ambulance. Fblice sold Misg Cfita-. —Harvey Louis Stroet, fT, of 117 57. Oomperabla figures fa ■. June, Wlnjêater Bay, .Ore.—UP]— Providence,-R. L — Bernle )B1- OF—WUweraekwm nte wnt Mad to stand on the Mt DNB. German-'news agency in a ton received a possible skull frac prive youX®^ our proper Kensington avenue, a descendant end concentrating on straight pobo Newsom woe gonna win but was out-. Check hour yon prefer appointment: r’.ia:'<* v. ill be relentlessly ‘sought The pennant for toe .Brownlee.. 1942, were 68 for too east and 76 Oregonians don’t need ammuni ler, 141, New' York, outpointed toe day tboM two seldlen broadcast, from Berlin recorded by. Vuleanize Girdle ture and that her name hod been of the Rev. I. Nicholas Street, who golf. It was f It ia aaUmktod that the growth enanared It In a fish net. then Bob Diego — Turkey Thom)^ Claranea R. Rbort, w to liig l ed, “considerable damage” and make-it-do devices: Tra Wert, flu; J. Pixley cf^ 752 Boston avenue, Fill in and mai]-to today at hts home of a hoort oil playing praferrod Uea •on, 205, Loa Angalea, and Elmer lean -six toot two. ,. Tha«aly thing that that the ,“poputatioi| suffered loos.’’ fair station attendant vulcanized a the Southwest Pacific are the scores of eoeiriy vessels whose wreck* Bridgeport, told ths police that Slight .laefeose for Besteh ient. Before hU retirement Right behind him was Torso, of epeeeh was auch a slow proe- dumped th e . critter fato a cage. rtoT midtog up t^ pur American Red Cross, House ft Hide’ Building Keonwhlle on official in Ar- ess that grammatical forms and TWo women a week earlier an- Ray: 188. Miami. Flo., no dedsioa, The broadcast added ' the ' claim ' ■ -I'e to the complete satisfaction age lies awash off the coast of Guadalcanal Although clots to shore, Misa CUnton had walked into the Street had been a New York jewel Goodwin Pork amateur, with 82-3S (6). (Ray unable to answer bell WafaifagtoB <*• 19 £)oaes werg ahot dowo. of bia7Q. *1—«"g at 9100.000.000 fior ttasgo. Aug. fish n et ruled n u U A yO A iM ,. I I V MANCHJESTER EVENING HEEALD, k/LNCCTS^R. COI isbA Y , AUGUST 10, isi4^ IGHT MAXtT:nrll!:Sl E itsE V .E N IN G h e r a l d , M A H u n E S 'lE K , CUNT^„- T tlE S D A r^ AUG.IJTST 10, 194S ths departed. They ’walked into in the city for t*be first tiriie, who the candIe-,'Ht room. ■ Bleary-eyed saw severe! ’•Smith" signs; "Smith HOLD EVfeRYTHINc' they peered abOuU and apled the A Co."; "Smith Bros..” and finally \4o4taaAMu p S e n s e a n d B en se outlines of a grand pigno in the aha obaerved' a bufla ailgn that corner. Mistaking it tor the read:“ Smith Manufacturing Com), LAB GIRL casket, they staggered over tad pany,” whereupon the old lady ex- rn Doris—13iat now boy friend of Wei ^ Buy War Bonds to strike out the n Q £ iT ii ccj»YRtr ,r, knelt in front of the keyboard. hhilmed; "Laws of mercy, I ’ve i»> R«ti« Ry«rsoii M oit NIA SKNVICK. INC. mine, the First Lieutenant, saM he Words mean to folks when - Axis They stared at the "corpse” for a heard «f Snfilths ail of my life, hut S i U was going to kiss me; or die in 4h4 . they neiy« And bat in some runs for us! few momenta and then one of the I never knew, where they made attempt. Words lot to folks when pair nudged hie partner: ’em.” Mabel—And did he ktoa you? they' s; Farmer—I have Just come to get Irishman—I didn't know your ------Fklltog In Love? . would woul do when he graduated. Dorla-^WeU, hejs etiU alive. A nod of smlleL-a word of you to help mo out of x tight friend very welli.but, faith an’ be- -Bad Boy—It Is no wonder you - chCharles walked '.ler to the door griMtmg place. ' , Jabbers, didn’t he have a fine set are such a sissyl Your father and Alia9toeemeiit» ^ 2 Automobiki For Sale 4 B asineas ServIcea Offered 13 yêlp-W anted--FeiB ale 85 Electrical Appliances—' Rooms Withoat Boari^ spices or seasonings and will lA CHAPTER Vra , Radio ,, 49 ' and lingered. for a few minutes It hae taken the war to teach HeAKladdenedpgled many hearts that : Newly Elected .Officer—I'm too of teeth? mother were married by a Justlde JrMXmfP—ttWiBiRa to Billings MORE <3A3 IS COMING—pe t a .w a n t e d — Tw o w o m e n for FOH' RENT—ONE ROOM for one HEALTH AND oltET all probability tell you to siccuit Barbee tried to Justify he^lf . to finish his Halk. Barbee hardly us that the greatest need of eveiy sorrow Knew, busy to do or hear a thing, sir! of the Peace. ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. icHcben work, 7 a. m . to 4 p. m„ more vitainln C by taking tpmt country is for more honest, free- WPrda mean a lot when people loee 'Father (after Junior bad gone Independent Mary-J-Well, from ■r^ Mptactr U t a b u t 7:15 to 4:15. better car „ .today at these' low Call 3444. / CLOSING OUT Sa Le of aU radio or two gentlemen,’ second floor. to the flushed-faced gift In her bed heard what ' be. was saying-. She Farmer—You was not too busy IBO XadiioKe street prices: 1940 Boich sedap, 1896; Six dyas- ..a week, salary and atocks at large savlnga. Two G. 35 Dudley strg et Telephone 4792. ADVICE form of fruit Juice. W ith / the room mirror. wai suddenly conscious of an oysr- spirited, kindly,,efficient men. their temper ’ j - to take dinner with me lyhen you to Sunday school for the Aral the noise I hear coming from your meals. Apply to dietitian. Man- combination of suitable local treat- | Although folks never mean half was a-rurinin’ for the pffice. time)—Well. Junior, how did you house, your father ' and mother .1939 Chevrolet cojupe, $445; 1939. - ...... ■;... E. Oenaoles regular $109.95 on Furnished^ the MoOoy tt didn’t mean anything. Ken I bearing curiosity. Would he -ktos plirANTBa>—A ftlLER to »nd Xrom Jiêvrolet coach, $395;, 1939 Ford cheater Memoria<^hospltal. FOR r e n t —Nic e l a r g e cooi lAjSnt by your dentist:lStytiX] ^nd dletlc ' her? He never had, although she Clairvoyant—Anyone else wtoli they say: X- Officer—No, I was ruhnlng-to.get like the teacher? . must have been married by the Household Services sale for $89.95. One F. M. Mantel BoelUi Semioe ' reform ,. you. will Probably And C ufilt had kissed her and then to ask a question? y Colt’s Slower street plant SjSO sedan 60, $395: 1937"' Rlymouth OfiFeretL' 13-A 11 tubes, regular $59.95, on aale roont wlUi light housekeeping they^d toughed, and he had driven ; was certain be was in love with Yet, someone’s always sadder in, and now I am in, and you can Junior—All right.-: Secretary of War. " 11 shift Call 7895 between 11 sedan, $225; 1937 Fordv sedan, WANTED—A CAPjtBI^ ' young privileges, mil table for coupto ors Trench, Mouth âbto disorder .‘ her. But tonight with that n\oon Man—Why does my wife'^close when they’ve spoke get out! See? . Father—Is your teacher emart ? lady to take complete change of . at 939.95. Also two mantel bat Addreea oommunloattons fin The her home. her eyes when 1 kiss her? !:*. » . anr«icauUone. five e i t i i CHEVROLET TOWN Sedan, EXP^lEflGED GE^JERAL GF- A TrR A C nV E Rl KIMS— l io h V sank Into ths soft bed. "Forget that lowering the draft age Is Just' words should bo said. ' to attend the wake of a friend of you have wondered where all the ri w««uvw. aa-T u. a w. m,. P?1S40 Chevrolet town seds". 1939 ' ^ , Roofing ' 17-B flee worker, good oppr^rtunities ^Household Goods 51 housekeeping or ooard If desired. ai^w as told by my physician that It!' It didn’t mean anything "to f and angry with him and with her- Trench Mouth Is the popular niy gall bladder does not work like putting money In tbe bank tor Words'mean a lot to every pemn one of the pair. - Unateadlly they “Smiths" come from thle may help Getting the baby ,tp sleep la ! Chevrolet station wagon. 1937 for advancement. This Is not a Central. Laundry privileges. Rea. hlip—It doesn't mean anylhlng^to self. He wasn’t the kind who would the government. Every time they "It’s such a nice day I decided FOR SALE—1934 FORD coach. ALL t y p e s , o f , r o o f s repaired. ALBERT S AUGUST ' name for Vincent's gingivitis. The right. When it geU sluggish, kiss a gril—a nice girl, that is— living— ■ . / weaved dovi-n the street, finally clear up your thoughts. hardest when .she is alinut eighteen to go for-a walk!” ■ Chevrolet town sedan, 1939 Ply- Maintenance of roof, flashings, "duration" Job. Apply in writing sonable. Ideal for couples or sin immediate cause la an infection hiin—it doesn’t mean anything tq lower it, she says; "Uncle Sam But words don'I,meen a thing making their way to the home of It is told of an old lady, visiting yea'r.a ’old. ’ ' '-ajouth sedan. 1^37 Plyraouth 81 Seaman Circle, Orford 'Village. to Perrett A Glenhey, Inc., P. O. Furniture Featurei gle girls. Telephone 8989. have trouble In being nauseated, you. Just fun.. . She drifted-6ff until they were engaged. Charles and chimneys. For reliable service Last y«ar merchandise was plen due to the presence of the ^wp having gas, poor appetite, etc. Can gets a couple million mors bucks.” when foIka''are dead. V esdsn. O le Motors. 4164. call Ed Coughlin "7,707. Box 87, Manchester. causative organisms, the fusiform to sleep. was X gentleman. :: tiful! At that time, we placed car you give me any hints as to the And because the evening with She was too restless to try to Auto .Repairing— bacillus and the spMdllurii' of Vin best diet to follow to prevent the The Duchess CompIaiM WANTED-TVyO GIRLS as walt- load after carload order with the Business Looitions for cent." Keh had been fun, she hesitated Btaep. .She tri^ to read, gave H RED RYDER BY FRED HARMAN f a in tin g resSes.-Muat have experience.'Ap leading manufacturers In all the return of knother attack? He said only slightly when h4 siked her up, and turned on the radip. When FUNNY BUSD^SS Moving—Tracking--. . Rent ' 64 This Is one qf the common dis it wasn't bad, but Just to be care US” PORCELAINI2E” your ply Center Restaurant, 509 MMn furniture centers of America. To eases at the gums, occurring in to a dan it a few days later. a dance bapd came on theXbegan SOURDOUdHi KH&M l-DOIV’T ■& NE31 I WANTEP! ' Storage ' ^0 atreet Tel. 3972. day, we have , practically every FOR RENT—TWO ROOMS 1ft Odd ful.” . He was a surprisingly good to dance softly by herself there VOU WEfS. A ®L\Crt C ow s -: TOJro j WERE 'JCJXr ckr. It will last 6 months to a bo'th an - acute and chronic form. Answer: Judging from the in HAiÔ HWE.'IOG ÔW, D=.tCH£^3v ^J0W■ rVE GfilT -ROJeiSS City and Farm Property. year. Also save the paint and THE AUSTIN CHAMBERS oo' thing you may need for the home, Fellow’s Bldg. SultS-ble' for doc It is the only gum disorder which dancer In spite of his slight lam** in the long living room dlmiyvllt "WANTED—WOMAN of * girl for at prices oelow ceiling. We defi tor’s office. Inquire of Janltoôn formation you give, the gall blad ness. They got along famously by the reading lamp. Closing bsr W tR£ TH' LAZIEST fj|(\ O iru » A><’ roL - \ ‘E eo'-'D-' L Have cash customers. make your car like new. Brun local , and long distance moving.' wbrk on' ihdngle. ; Manchester premises. is contagious. Due to the ease der to sluggish and is atop the keaf" eyes she could imagine, she was Im CRTTSR.mAT EVER. TAJNT FAIR ' ner's,' 80 Oakland street, Man Return load system, fumltui*, nitely urge you to buy only what with which the Infection ^w es from the very first down beat. PEOA'A'«*T6tR; Lau'ild^, 72 Maple atreet you need now. If you dwi't need pf a mild, Ipw-grade inflam m ati^ “Uke me a little bit?” he asked Ken Oarter'a arms swaying and chester. Tel. 5191. Open evenings storage. Dial 6260. -from one patient to another. It is A cpAservative dieting schedule floating to the soft cadence ,of the } 'CHARLES ODERMANN until 9. WANTED^WOMAN FOR house- anything, biiy "The Best Buy” we wldesj^read in institutions, or in a ldacioualy as they danced chcek- X* 504 Parker St. Tel. 4928 know of...... "WAR BONDS." Suburban fiR R«it 66 would" ppaalbly prove very helpful. to-cheek. music. Suddenly ehk stopped and. work, American .home, preferably places, where many pepiÎe itre 1 would suggeset you etay away stared bleakly in front of her. FORD, CHEVROUCT, Plymouth, Repairing 2S three ihotnlngif peF week. Three 3 Room Outfits ,,.. .from $198.00 FOR RENT—NEW FOUR room grouped togetherv The infection froni greasy foods, fried loods. “Uh huh," ‘Barbee murmured Dodge 1936 to 1942 brakes tii- Bedroom Suites . .from $ 49.95 may spread through using drink noncommittally. Could It b e ....? It couldn’t be! in family. Write Bo* W, Herald. downstairs tenement heat hot rich pastries, and excefsive Impossible! Ridicuioua! lined, $9.95. Best Comas lining. SEIZING MACHINEIS, vuuum s. Living Room Suites..from $ 89.95 water, and garage. $35 per month, ing glasses, towels, dishes or ash amounta of starch. My article Ken’s arms tightened around Phone '5191 now. Leave your car Irons,'v..,. .from $ 39.95 tor a girl Uke you ever since 1 |! la 8m condition. All 'tin* dover, Conn, R F. D. No. 1, Box givitis. Some dentists insist that Diet” would probably be beneflerial. Haa Wandering Stroak . proTetnents and insulation. 80 Oakland atreet makes. A. B. C. Flxlt Co., 21 WANTED—xHOSPlTAL Attend, Cedar Chests ...... from I 29.95 29. the disease may be contracted by You may .obUlq this article to came north." Maple street 2-1576. ants at Manhattan State boapital. F ireplaces...... from $ 29.95 kissing. Ratbee thought ehe saw trouble 4|Md slsed to t S. P. 96,800. gether with one on “Sick” Gall 9alt Lake City — Manor House.... duction'’ board adirising how 12 noon. 12 Olenwodd street. salary 1(68.55 per .month plus well. Write I Box A-Z, Herald. " prtces on high grade window seen to be appreciated. Don’t de When the patient has-developed. Ihe inclination or noL- If you have you were; saUsfled with a steak mayor’s office may purehaae P«OBNFnCU) POINT, board, room and laundrj^^peri- shades and Venetian blinds com lay on this one. Arthur A. Kiiofla, Trench Mouth > there occurs to use the enema. You can not sandwich on a, tray.” 700 pounds of steel*^ wire. I t ’s «1DE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH OU> SATBItOOK, CONN— ence unnecessary. Apply Jobii H. WATCHMAN AT FILTER'S, 4~p- pletely installed. Skmples furnish 876 Main. Tkl. •5440. destruction of-the soft tissue and hope to overcome the constipation Barbee barely suppressed a somew'hat puzzling to Mayor Jen 4^*room year ’round cot- m. to midnight. Light work; No Travis M.D., Superintendent Mktv- ed. Capitol W tôw Shade Co., FOR SALE—WELL LOCATED 4 the gum no longer. adheres firmly you mention imless you make a laugh. kins, because one: He doeaivt want Ihlia AU improvements but battan State hospital, Warda .previous exp-'rience necessary. to the teeth. In time It will re special effort to do- so. But Ken was too serious to no K M t Oarage. S. P. $4,500. ARTHUR A. 241 North Majij street Phone family Jiouse, In good condition, the wire and two: The telegram Island, New York City. vTransportatlon . furnished from 8819. Opemdvenbigs. cede or shrink, leaving more of tice her concealed merriment. He was addressed to Mayor J. Ed ALLEY OOP How Loilg, King? BY V. T. HAMLm PD .P . $1,000. Hartford to -job and return. Apply good 'investm ent. Arthur A. the suiface of the tooth Mposed. KNOFLA Knofla. 875 Main. T4I. 5440-5938. (Sunbaths) went on talking in iead earnest. Coons—and the eldest : city hall ''■M— —1— — .i-W LADY./.S CLERK. Bustnea^s ex- In person!' The W ater Buredu, FOR aAliE-:-8 CU FT. refrigera- 'The destruction of the soft tissue ."After all. a man waoU to be eniploye never heard of such a âjETT* perleiice preferred but not essen 1026 Main street. Hartford. Conij,. Is much more rapid in the acute Question; Miss F. H. ssks; ’ FRISNOI, IHoTCZBPlviJFA VEH-»FMte' ^ riOtiVMBlA LAKE— For tOF.-'-^rfect condition. Inquire H. IFOR SALE —5 ROOM SINGLE •What kind Of artificial silk is It liked for himself. When you’re go Rian. S9CAPCO, HUN6 Ok 16 HALE '; SrBoom Cottage. Large tial. Matthew Wlor, 977 Main Locke, 32 Salem Road. house, five minutes from Main than in the chronic. cases. ing with a girl you never, know ON THE >«Cm A T street, Manchester. ______I. In the acute infectidn the patient which can be used for sunbaths? 'HI6 BUMNE66 ■Bieened-ln porch. Oaraga street, $3,500. Phone 2-0998. I have been advised to.toke this when jroii’re going to fall In love Toothaohe Causes Kuleide SURPRISED BUNCH A HARBOR CHAINS Lake frontage.' Boat‘ 8. P. INSURANCE Help Wanted-r- FOR SALE -QUALITY ENAMEL may be so distressed that chew with her-----’’ WHEN THEIR SHIPS 1 AT THE MERCY DINNER I A6 ARCHtMEDEE HIGH SCHOOL GIRL ekpsTlenced ing is extremely painful and may, kind of bath but'do qot have much CAUGHT APiRE! 7 OP THE FLAME- ftAOO. D. P. $1A00. Aflk,-Your Neighbor! as mother’s helper, excellent Male or Female ^ 3? combination cqal or 611 and gas privacy.” Barbee cut in. "But an inteUl- Los Angeles— Mrs. George stove. Also other household arti Wanted—Real Estate 77 or may, not, suffer from, con'stitu-^ gent person doan't fall In loVe aalac^r. Call 3033. WANTED—A BAKER and icelng Answer: The type of artificial W. White said several dentists de cles. Call 7968 between 4 and 6 tional ayniptoms such as tlredhess silk which admits enough of the like that I mean, one picks out ÂliliHTIONAL LISTINGS 87.5 Main St. Phone .5440 girl. Apply Federal Bake Shop. p. m. and fever. Ii* the chronlcTcasea clined to pull a tooth tor her 38- W ANTEr^'GIRL OR WOMAN to ultra-violet rays of the sun to pe*-- a person. who Is one’s equal In year-:Dld husband and the pain <4tVAILABLB AT OFFICES. help take.’ care of 2 -children,. 4 885-.Main street. ------y ______. w a n t e d t o b u y - lot at Point the patients may be s* little trou- every way,- In broeding,. in educa m a h o g a n y b e d r o o m SET. 3 mit it to be used for sunbathing H w ^ so intense he threatened, she | and 6, Sthy nights. 35 Apel place, O’Woods. Telephone 2-0358. "bled ithdt they- will...... put off- treat- tion, a person with more or less piece ttylhg room set, 9 x iO’-i 1 menr for years. called celanese. This material will said, to kill htpiself. Officers j Manchester. \ rug and mat, 5 piece maple kitch not allow aU of the sun's ray.«! tht tame background, before one found White dead—one gunshot: I!*' Situationn Wanted-^ As the immediate cause of reach the skin, but is much b?t‘ even allows oneseL. to think about ALLEN AND WANTED-^SALESLADY requir Male 39 en set. Inquire 7 Florence street. Renames Three Visaged Figure Trench Mouth is an infection, local wound above his heart- and an- | than the ordinary cloth. falling In love." ' other - in hib temple; Truck Driver ing steady position. Apply Davis treatment-Is ^ven to the gum for there is - considerable difficulty -i Ken’i eyek began to glqw. "Poes HITCHCOCK,^ INC a c c o u n t a n t BOOKKEEPER to FOR ■ s a l e — COMBINA'nON the purpose of killing the 4nvadlng Bakery. Glenwood gas aQd coal range,-tan Santa Fe.. N. M.—(/P)—Since the taking a sunbath In thp nude it one—? Maybe I’m not Intelligent.i Maathmttme Ofltoei keep small accounts dally, week fall of Mussolini. Artist Will Schus. organisms T-he Infective organ usually a good plan to bUy ' Garments Back in Use and H elper w a n t e d —A FULL TIME sales ly, semi-monthly monthly. and cream. Phone between 6 and then.'’ ’ Mi Lilfl' MAlN ST TEL. SMI 7. 2-1606. ' ter has renamed the three-Visaged isms are easily found once the abbreviated bathing suit' and to She spoke slowly, almost re- girl by Sept. 1st. Apply Federal Write Box B-K, Herald. Jlgure of Zozobra — "Old Man disease has developeu by making Gettysburg, Pa.—brevlatlons FOR SALE—COWS. Inquire at ache. He may notice that the relaxliig effect whtch is highly de e^ta count as a word and compound 364 Bidwell street, Pella Broth gum has developed patches at a young man. He didn’t seem eo words M two worda .Minimum cost sirable.' Here Is something wMcb very impressed by what- she told Phoenix, ' — Former is nico of three lines. Wt PAY CASH ers. Telephone 7405. Machtnery and Todls graytoh slough. The gum to chang you may not know; while you are World's Champion Rodeo Pestorm- ed in coibf, having a dull red, him. In fact, he kissed her on the laLins * ' ” *** fanileiit NEW MASSEY-HARRIS RC trac out in the sun, the number of red er EarlThPde has ridden bu^ ada FOR GOOD FOR SALE—EXTRA nice litter Of hngry appearance. An outatand- blood cells circulating In the blood way home as caaualty as he had broncs'in all the big events from” ■toeetlro March II, tSSI Houses For Sale ,pigs. fast growing kind, innocU- tor, used Cletrac Model A crawl Jng symptom is the presence of a that first night. . . w. I , „ ^sh Charae lated. High Acres Farm- Tele er, cemeiit mixers, milking ma- stream will be increased. While Oregon to New York. While brand «. i»«3 ST 1A Miivict. me. T. M. sw,». a esT. (ur. MODERN FURNITURE Single, six rooms, hot’ air peculiar, fetid, unpleasant odor of this incre^ may not be perma 'She hoped Ke.i was put In hit ing stock at his Casa Grande f 9*oa#cutlve Days ...1 7 cts|.» eta phone 7870. chlnies, hay forks, rope. Dublin the breath'. place. There was no use in him I ^nMCuflve Days ..1 J culll cts heat, one-car garage, cen Tractor Company, WUUmantlc. nent It wllF remain for an hour or ranch, he slipped as he alighted *My ^rothrr John ought to liqvp'this niedul, Judge—I * ••'-Vctsill cts WE BUY "4 ' ' ■ * . The local treatment as advocat two and will cause you to feel bet getting idSa* about ber. y . from his hoise—and fractu^^ bis Iiad all the fun “ ‘ _ bulbut he had fo atey home l_ A“. for Irrsaular inssstlons trally located on Foster ed by dentlists Consists In the vig ' Strangely .enough Barbee dldn t fighting Will be charged et the one lime rate. ENTIRE ESTATES street. Down pajmient Poultry find Supplies - 43 ter while it lasts. . Sunbaths ar* leg. V s. and wcCrork the crops!*' I - rates for lon|i. t*rm e ry —s I ---- * - Musical Instrument* orous use of certain anUaeptic undoubtedly a helpful, aid to a bet see the real danger signaU until I M ytrtliin* ctv.en upon reaueit, If yon are'moving and have 51.000. V. ^ FOR SALE--250 BARRED Rock prepantions. Two of those often ter health and by being persist the night Charles Mowry phoned • r ”* cancelled before fha excess items, call as. . Funets. Ebin VVood atntn,’ also w a n t e d TO BUY piano accor used are Hydrodgen Peroxide and ent in taking them, you should and asked her - t o go to a lecture BY LESLIE TURNER I jtd or 5fh day will be charged only Single, seven rooms. Char sodium perborate. Do not be su» with him at University Hall. A TOONERVUfLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX WASH TUBBS Very Logical. Colonel I for tbe actual number ot timet the ter Oak street, now va 250 Golden New Hampshire Piif- dion, clarinet, alto sa,xophone or notice a gratifying Improvement. ac aliâared, charglDg ne rate ROBERT M. REII>& SON^ lets. 3 1-2 months old.'- Large cornet Address Private, Box J, prised If your dentist gives you a — V — ' ’«■— , famous war correspondent was to J aaraM but not alowance or refunds cant, hot air heat, large diet to follow when you go’ to him The monetary unit In Portugal • talk. Barbee usually enjoyed that IN PLANNINA THtfl M lD.W C I dan be made on six tims sd» stronad 201 Main 8L Phone 8198 gtowthy birds. H. A. Frink, Wap- The Manchester Herald. " S u i t c a s e ^' S im p s o n MUiT RBALIZE THAT COMPLETE 1 after the fifth day. Manchester, Conn. lot. I.. Down payment ping. Tel. 7168. to be t^ t e d - f o r 'f^ n c h Mouth. is the escudo with an average soft of thing. She accepted with OBJECtiVE M AD He may tfU^yon to keep away from SURPfttfle OU A BOMgING 1 No “till forbids": disoiey lines not 51.000. « value of four cents. alacrity. It was with surprise that ' Yo u 'v e p u s t+ia t f o x h o l e t o o l a r g e »,t h e w h o l e MlflfltpM a l m o s t VANCE, HE NOULD I m O ia. •«. Wanted—-To Buy 59 she found herself getting bored COBCBNTRATB I 7"hs Herald will not [je responsioie Two Family, six rooids each IMFOSfilBlC NOMA9AVS for more thafi one Incorrect In'ser- Articles for Sale 45 and resUes- as tfte man Ulked, arid THESORY OF FOXM9LE PBFENSE 'TEtfllFlC FKSHTEB tlon ot any aavertiseVnent ordered side. Coriier property, SEWING MACHINES, vacuum glad when the lecture was finally ^ ------^ ‘strektgth a t *®r more than one time. ’ ■' zoned, for httsiness, 90 ft. FOR SAL®—HOUSE TRAILER cleaners or any appliance. Bati- Shoulder Cape over. . ; n s THAT..... ^ THAT POINT • J The Inadvertent dmlsslon of .(n- with 8x11 lean to and box trailer mate given. A. B. C. Fixit Oo., 21 H was a lovely warm night with IJierrect publication -of advertising frontage on Center street for camping, also Ford "60, 1937 1 be rerttfied only by cancellation Maple street 2-1676. a mopn. Charlee was go&ig to hall j Of the charge'afnads. the service WANTED near center.. . Down pay oar with tniiler bitch. Write or a taxi, but Barbea Impulaiyely took I rendered ■. ment 51.200;^ Inquire of L. W. JUlaon, Long WANTED TO BITY washing ma- his arm ..nd said -".Liet’s walk.” I ■ All'.adveriisehientf m'usf conform Male OP Femafie ; Hill Road, Andover, Conn. -chlne, in good condition. Cbokas f 1® copy a^d typography ,with t’- Two-Family Flat" op Wads Charles liked the idea, too.- They regulations enforced b5 the pubMsh- Help for Important CaU 2-0125. sWglhea slohrly,Ulktng of his af- i drs and they ./eaerve. *he 'rig h t, to worth street. Green taXn at the mmêertty; about Ned, I !rJ^' *’f'^^** or rîject any copy ebn- Building Materialfl .^47 W ANT^ TO BUY— Boy*a bi- Mldered objediionatile W a rW o iic ; Acres section, hot air. cycle. Must be-in good condition. about her work; ab^t what BOUT 25 feet of Can 7667. 1 I nuhllshad same day mast be roofera, 9 squares at Utock SMihalt I rjicelv^ by o’rlnrk noon. Sstur- We Will Also Use Em flat,' two-car graage, a I days ffl an 'shingles Will sell' reasonable; ployed POrsOns On ai good investmepti Down Jennie Clark, Bogtqn-Hill Road, WANTED TO BUT;-:-Comblnation -fir . payhten^ 5 1^000. . Stove, can 2-1077.' Telephone Your Want Adi Spill-Shift Basis.- Am.over. “ ** ! WUatyouB*uf wuu ...THE SMALL HOLE ^DRKtSHES THE MAXIMUM PROTECTION. MAJOR HOOPLSi a. are ’accepted over the teU- To Rent by week of month. V/HY COULPN’T YOU PIO A OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE l^bone at the CHa K'JE Ratl glieh •» *.-convenienee to' adver- Inquire Lake front cottage at WANTED t 6 Rtnr — CHILD’S Utotfs. but the Ca sk RATtS win pc Bolton. tricycle. Can 8598. iascepted as FtJLl. PATME.VT if 5 ' . . If Vou Hilvo WARIONDS Ipald at ths buelnoss'ofTiin on'or os- I tot’s the seventh "day follbtvlng the Rogers Pap«* , . Call : ^ Real Estate To Sell.> ewVvJr l-flrsi Insertion of each ad.'otherwise We Have Cash Customers! Rooms Without Board 59 I ths charge; R.ATE.wUI. os cOllset- Rb toshbt?slhlllty■■ foi errors In ManufRcturing Co. Edward J. - Hull FOR RENT—ATTRACrnVB dou Another of 'the auxiliary VMsels I tslspbonsd ads will be mssumed and 1009 Main Street '* bl< room. In new homx •conven in our Nayy is the Mtaeswetflar. Lthslr aeenraey cannot be gtiaran-' Mill and Oakland Streets lONES REALTY ftosA ■ Telephone 5117 • 6873 $ 1 Oak street TW.8S54 ient to bus and Alreraft;.:ravi-, Its Job is to clear harbor waters or leges Can 6759. other waters infested with the deadly Beating or eaeherad Mtess so that HlClUfiY FINN our ships esn get through. The Interfersnotl % LAMKLKONa.iU minesweepsr oests abort $$,$$$,>$$. tttiUflUly designed twe-plete rcv cir H6RR COM M ANOfRf PU T y o t m y o u HtLL tHACrCM— that can be worn to innumereblc " FLASH OUR SHIP THAT places fbr’.all Ita simplicity. Im — lAT IS IT THAT JHANDS UP M O to/E HAVE CONTROL OF THE NOTHINGH you MUST TCU. TUPN MOUNOl mensely flattering. 8RI0<3C— THEN SEE THAT Pattern No. 8483 U in slaea 12, •? e s T THAT o r n e /^ NONE OF THOSE MEN ON M AH, PINNI 14, 16, 18. 20; 40 and 42. Siss THE DECK FIRE AT.OUR 1 ^ 44 tahy, with short sleeves, 4 l-$- BOAROINO PARTV! I'LL yards 86-inch matariaL I ^ ^ ATCH THESE—^ ^ X v y . For this attractive pattern, send By Mrs. Anne Oabot tPaCtbrii Mo. 6608) Mad 10 'oenta 16 Cents, plus 1 cent fbr portage, Crpchrt it now and have it roady In coin, your name and addiea and V] la coins, vith your name, address, to wear when tbe chilly fall days the Pattiun nnmbec to Anne Cabot, pattern number and sisi to Th« make their appearance—make one ; 'tlie Manohester Evening Herald, Manchester Evening Herald ’Po- tor a gift to a friend who appre- - 1Q4 Eleventh Avenue, New Tortc ll, daFs Pattern Service, 106 7th elates a "bit of warmth” about the N. Y.. Encloee 1 a m t portage tor Avenue, New York 11, N. Y. ahoulders!' The delightfully pret- ' " - — - - Does your summer wardrobe ty, soft pink cape Ip 17 luchca In need first aid? Send for the sum mpth, requiras only 4 1-ounee balla mer tosue of Fashion, our oompleta o f yarn and is very easily ero^ pattern catalog, and sewiiig guide, cbetM. Make it in a pastel shade which is Just out Show* over .100 or in dark colors tor about-the- new pettema, em talBs many hei| tau M PTMT. 15 To S>'1 J

Manchester ^tyening Herald mOTBSDAT, AUlVOBi Average Dally Circulatioil le.WPatherl '’oreeast oi l U ^ WeatbOr- Unne Lodge Mo. T>, Knights of For the Month of Jnly, 1848 About Town Pythias, arlll hold its regular already there and the supply will monthly meeting tomorrow eve Clligaged lo Provide Water be constspt. / , MopeÛteiy eo«l tonight sail ning at 8 o’clock at'brange Hall. Could Protect RAmire 8^29 Cliief Griswold sMted that ho ' ' Member of tbe Audit vrenoon. The quarterlr m^Mmrn t l IMe- Thare w ill bo an important For Emergency has had this roovAabdar coostder- '' Bureua of Olrenlatioas tiilet U O. U I T o . ^ wm » • held meeting of the Connecticut Sporta- Receives stioii for a k>v tlraa and actual Mmejiester*—A €Uy of V^gA^Charm A«c«wt 14 MT«ik,p. man’a Association, Manchester ly startod wen, after an inspoe- ban. It la. hoped ail Chapter, ^ this evenin'!: at the tlon of the^ pool and the surround wiH make aa affort to To Fill Pool at North ing territory. It w ill ba possible American Legion home on Leen- (CUsatBed Adverttalag oa Page 13) (FOURTEEN PAGES) F|tlCE I'HKEE CEM S/X A r t i h t - S o l d i e r I s A t - û>“ »m ent of at-rlpture. to moyO in the Civilian Defense MANCBESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ll» 194.3 'ard atreet at 8 o'clock. The , , are the bucklers of brave men. K, End to Be Ready If VOL. LXII„ NO. 266 meinbera’ have .been offered the t a e h e d 10 - M l l | l a r y O u t - m isaryis in the hands o f tha d< pumpdrs and other firs depart ment apparatus in the event of ' Appraatica Saamaii Robert. 1. use of a Held for trials thia fall. and Ahtwihed with the b m ^ d Water Main Cut. y — an emergency.. There would- ba JtaaoB, It. ot W Honaeatead atredt, The field trial committee will pre fit Located - in Tliis wire. He has watched daijy^ her three outlets from the pool which U. S. Artillery Shells Unseen T ^ g e t altar a period at pretlmlnary train- sent some important buMness and gales In prayer and bemuse He Clilef Roy Griswold of the Man tag at tiM vVttited Statea Maritime Area; Its History* has believed that Christ is the cbulo adequately -cover Depot all members are'u^^d to attend. chester Fire department has t^k- Churchill, Canada Sarriea lyalhtnr Station, Sheepa- ^ resurrection and tfie life, he who Square.- " . ghth /Ar haad Bay. N. T., haa been aaalgned One caae'bf whooping -cough is mural, painted by a soldier is dead shall llyeagaihi The Swa- en precautionary steps to êvent 7 to the Stewarda Training depart- IncludSd^ from Manchester in the, h the Anti-Aircraft Regiment stica, one o f - ^ e earliest symbols Any serious property datnajre by inaiit tar. advance inatruction in weekly bblletin of the State De stationed Ip this area, is causing >• In the dust. Be fire. Ih^ case of emergency. W ork haeondnp a merchant aeaman to Manchester Chiefs Hold Talks partment ofNHealth.. '' cauaep-'Ttxsa lost its original mean-r will be started tomorrow to fill deliver carfo to the battlefronta ot muth comment among art crit i ^ - i t IS a reminder that we, too, the world. what used to''be'the swimming Mr. and Mrs. Frejd.Lea,- of 113 ics In this state arid the lUetropo- pah become meaningless - in the pool at the North'Ehd, just off the New and Used eyes of God if we forget Him and Eldridge atreet, are' today observ lis. 1 It was on, exhibition “ Y ” grounds on Nelson i>Iace, with Anderimn-Shea Auxiliary, No. ing the 25th annlver.sary :^f their that we are Ills children. _ , Hoiriet Available for *>46. V.F.W., wlll hold lU regular lij New 'York city whVfe it a reserve supply should the "North marriage. Thei* do hot pJiMj^ any Regimental Motto ' maattnc thia evening at 8 o’clock ailed aA’hne of tbe,.i>titstanrl- End be bbmbed and the water Immediate^ Oceupancy apecial celebration. •X David’s psalms supply the meat main go out o f commission. It is in the^Pdai, rooma at Manchester ■ork* of. the sijmfner season. of thought In the third panel. The Oraen. expected thatxiose to 50,000 gal Prime MinUlei-. Survey j{lcohol TOX Advaiice Seven Miles Is W ell KqeiU’n Artist flags of the world are bright yet lons o f water ean be stored in the Alexander Tht m urkl.^'a type known In there is the knowledge that all the old pool. Mrs. G. E. Hancock add grand Heartening Successes i ■V srt r roles aV a trip'tic, because it nations of the world Shall- Jsow- Brook Furaishea Water daughter, Barbara Hancock, of Postal Clerk Mise Virginia Ulilthartt Jeryjs IS in three parts, is the work'^bf down before God who made' all Mlaa Mildred Jackson The water will be furnished by O f Aiued Stabs at] Captures Tcivm o f Guar- Richmond, Va., are visiting Mrs.. 28 Alexander' St. Manchester Unit Wauts Private''^Sigmund Purwln, attach things. Men have been asked t<> a small brook that flows from the BairokoArea Urges Hancock’s sisters, Mra. John Win- Mr. and Mrs, Erwin W. Whit- Phones: ed .-to One o f the batteries in the offer all they think and do and say Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Jackaoh of . eastern end of the White proper Axis; Prelude to La- flia, 40 Miles ffom ^ tarbnttom and Mias Mary Welch Here Is Held hani of 42 Gerard street announce Offlee 4112 Residence 7375 Hartford defense area. In civilian to God. Our Regimental motto o f 20 Knox street, announce tîs en ty, under Summit street and also at Si Edmund street. tei* Discussions With ' Mespimf; Incrieasing the engagement of thgir (laughter, life t'urwln iX an artist and bis. “High and Straight." is a rule of gagement of their daughter, Mil under the New Haven tracks. The Japs Faeiiig Stay Iritijict Virginia Louise, to Avlaiion Cadet paint! ngs have been displayed St Conduct as well as a law of artil dred, to Sidney Smith, son o f Mr. cost to the district -will. be small Pressure Pul on Taor* W alter Behrmann, son of Mr. Special Deliveiy Em RooseYelt and Experts, Leslie O. Andrew, | son of M^‘■ and the >.rt Institute In Chicago. His lery fire. ' • and MM. Matthew Smith ot 698 due to the fact that the pool 1s and M rs.’William Behrmann of Riâd Herald Advs. Mrs. George C. Andrew o f 478 muFS ■ decordte the walls of the Middle-Turnpike East. Unlawful Distilling Like niina; American Sfev* 138 .Summer street, has been pro p lo y e Being. Ques Tbs Clwplaln’s Corps Last Staiid " d r East Center street. . ' Pan-i American btiildinge in Cuba, Mr. Smith is a. second-claas Quebec, , 1 1 ^ ^ ) — moted to Private First Oaas, and The Second shield ia that o f the ly Result of Ration enlh ■ Army Consoli Miss Whlthanr^sVas graduated the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Petty Officer' In thC United Statea Within the aneitm battle is now stationed at Denver, Colo. tioned in Mail Loss, Chaplain’s Corps, and immediately from Manchester High school In islanil Museum of New York Navy. ments of an obsolete fOTtress, 1942. SheÂttended ’the Univer behind It is a chaplain offering the ing Removed; Whiskey Confronted With/ ‘Ba-, dates PoKitiQiis Held at State and Western Reserve Insti sacrifice of the Maas in the midst N o date haa been set fo r Ui4 Vinson Advocates United. - Ueut. Laurijê Strickland of Joseph Paluzzl, of 46 BisOell sity o f Qofmecttcut and is now a the prime ininisters of B m tute. He has won many prizes in of anti-aircraft soldiers. You can" w eddin g,' Shortage Is factor. ' Mouth of Rosmarino. the WAC b who has been home on atreet, a special delivery clerk em studept at Cambridge Secretarial ain-apd Canada surveyed to^ taan in Reverse’ as 1 States Refrain from Cleveland and Chicago. find their gxms and ahells anCt teve from the Hartingm, Texas, ployed at the local Post Qfflce, is Sepobi, Hartford. ,ow Painting Developed searchlights compassing, a proces-. day the heartening successes 'Bii<;k8 Now to $ea; En-j vOonnery school, is yisiting bar ,,'Cadet Andrew'graduated from Pehver.-Aug. 11— (8»>—Take su Treaties to Scrap Any Allied Headquarters, North being held -for questioning by U. 8. Tbfe origin of the 'painting is Sion of all people, laborers, fa fw -' H i Allied stabs at the Axis atster, Mrs. James Cole, o f W ll- Enfield High school in 1939. At gar off the rationing list, add to it circleinent CWmpleted. Africa; Aug.. li;—urs' of wars,-’ would continue in the -ast roast of Sicily under tha_: W,P r went to the Chateau Red Army Unchecked maining point of organized resist .Lieut Lawrence Dillon, arho is without either currency or checks d upon him to paint the triptie. thing depends on God and nothing the future, the veteran Georgia shadow of Mt. Etna to captut* Frorttenac this morning to atto^ effect ahd will have to do It again- ance on the laland. Since then U. S. how located at Camp Crowder. enclosed. I t is impossible to esti Is Regimental Picture on ourselves then It wjll. be a sue- if bootlegging flares up anew. congressman said in an Interview the town of Guardia, 16 miles a meeting of the War committee forces have tightened. the Jaws' of t Ifiasourl, la home on a ten day mate how miiny envelopes had Fiscal Year Ends Then The reglnfent here ie practically cess, for Soldiers will be doing the Boo^t Likely it would be his earnest wish that south of Taormina and 40 ROOFING o f the Canadian ■ cabinet presWed On Snwll Scale Now a steeLtrap along a six mile front. been opened or how much money la new as it was activated in Texas will of God and love Him with all the United States refrain from ahv miles from Messina, the buUetlin Isava. H e is acoQmi>anied by hla For Town; To Finish, over by the Canadian primf mln- Right now, unlawful distilling is A N avy spokes'man at head involved. only a few years ago. The chap their heart, soul, strength and In Twin Offensives poat-war commitments w h ich ann'ninced. British' Tommies on -wife and they are spending part ASBESTOS SIDING on a small scale, said J. L. White, x . d quarters of Admiral William Hal ^ e . hospital campaign is being lain believed that it should have mind. Investigator, and he wants the/KpportS Of U lan .tO DUy would result in scrapping of any the east slopes of Mt. Etna thus at the time w ith Ltaiit DUlon’s Audit on Wednesday^ sey, Jr., commander of South Paci coniiacted by an ouf-of-town con 8 picture. solely its X)wn that *^-At the same time an uaefUl Naval vessels. * gainrd their first yievv of the Ital parents, oh -4Kak Piaca and part public’s sugar supply somewhat fic/forces, aaid the encirclement cern and booklets with listings of should be w’ith it at ail times. ' BVSULATION Itement said; "Nothing contributes to war ian mainland. ^wtth-Mrs. Dilkm’a. parents in George H, Waddell, 'town trc4 A L IC E c o f ;r a n chlM s^ ataff are meeting tne controlled so bootleggers can’t get.' • wka perfected when the American contributions' have been sent to Cunipleted in Tw o Weeks (Known As <)neei» A lice) «. . 'RX* “a'i- 1 i R/'fl. — —ft- J on Kiska Attack more than the failure of one gov . ihigtleld, U e u t Dillon la ^ t h Rritiihlh^fa of staff throughout a lot of it for their mash. \ Supply Di8Counte4. Kharkov and BrygnSk, mx ._^ t flank reached Bairoko river SO Miles From Italy Manchester pMple asking for do- ,urer, said today that° the boolu JM er a few conferences, the Expert worlcmanshlp. A ll work' ernment to be prepared for war," ;^tia Signal Corps. ^ SeiRITUAL MEDIUM ^ Soldi “If we allow sugar to be sold In j ______it a point two miles southeast of ".'The British seven-mile advance; nstions.-,,A number of Uie books the past fiscal year would aril^ and the chaplain developed Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son guaranteed. Reasonable Prices. he said. r^ n d .v eVer-spectacular Uhrestricted quantities,’it will be | • _ . . * Take Village After Vih . M a y B c N cX t Bairoko- harbor* Thepe it Joined from Acireale along the east Sicl-.V were returned by persone who their ideas, sketches were made Bom With a VelL No obligation for an estimate. Just what-the bootleg"gers are wait-; —Washington, Aug. 11 ' No Radical Changes Meeii L ie u t Herman O. Heck who Saturday at noon. This, he expl Churchill SSain V d surmounted an advanced patrol of; Arm y and lign coast placed Gen. Sir Ber were luiowh to be generous con and the whole submitted to the Readings Dally, ineinding Sunday, W rite or ’phone. lage^ N a » Losses High. _____ — ^ >. has been with the Signal Onpa at ed, was due to the fact, that/'the the dangers wartime crossing ing for.’* he said today. ‘This i sociates .of Food Administrator f Marine units which had fought, its Vinson, long advocate of a big nard L. Montgomary’s veterans tributors, yet there Was po money officers for their approval. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint F o rt Monmouth, N . J., haa been usual date, August 15, fell oi/Sun o f the Atlantic^toâr talks which doesn't mean we can't double sugar Marvin Jones said today it may i way northward,in the Enogai inlet Navy, said he foresaw no pro.spect bareiy 30 miles ft-onT, Italy and put included. ’There ia no w ay the eftm- Changes were made and-then the ment. In the Service of the Peo Moscow. Aug. Prolongea Silence on increasing pressure on Twimuia, ’ home on leave preyioue to leav- day this year, It is expected that Burton Insulating Co. appeared certain translate(l rations for the average consumer become necessary for the W ar area under the command of Col. of radical chariges in over-ail Na- palgn workera bap tell-how long actual work began.' It took sev ple for SO Team. ‘ •to the rear of the enemy’s central .hig fa r hla em eer’a assignment at tUl of the paat year’s lmslne.acii on commodities to assure farmers Calif. Other Army forces were ad (Contlnued on Page Nine)' sector at Randazzo. on. who have seen it are loud in their Phone 6-2024 The American Seventh Army Of f . nesday evening when the auditing Worldwide battlefronU. (Continued on Fhge Nine) ample prices, although they dis uncheck^ lation on Invasion. vancing from conquered Munda Thia morning the boy's parents praise of the creation. A Hartford ______Victor Thggeit, who committee of the Board of Select U s « ^ v e d in Quebec latg^'yCT^ counted reports that the govern toward the Ukrainian city , airdrome^ right airline miles awa^, Ueut. Gen. George S. Patton, Jr., engaged Attorney Harold W. Oar- lirm supplied the canvas on which haa haen spending a ten day fur- men would meet ^ terdaV a ^ drove to the ment planned to buy and re-sell of Kharkov and Brj'ansk to vvlshington. Aug. ii.-(T )- but progress was described aa orr the north coast consolidated its rity to represent him. it is painted and another 'framed positions at the mouth of the Roe- «j laui* at the home at hla parents, Until all of the accounts gre In, it BO that it can be carried wHer- walled Clt77T*»e"' the entire food supply. the- north, capturing .village eueoco'u on American slow due to difficult Jungle terrain. British Make which is a rehiJ of the days when Q U i T i e y Stirs Sorrte resistance waa met, but marino river, about three miles'' Mr. and Mrs. FVank Taggart of both Ingoing and outgoing, It will I'ever the regiment" moves It folds Advancing production c o ^ and after village and . induing activity in the North Pa- Cooper H ill street, returned to hla the French ruieiba goodly segm '"* the elimination of AAA ‘benefit overcome. cast of Sah Agata where amphibl- not be possible , to Five out any ex- | njie a screen, heavy losses on the retr• e t r ^ t - oua troopa plunged ashore frond'■ at Camp . Sanqiaoa, New of North Am ericaNhe and Mac- payments by Congress may make cific raised new anecplation to N ight Withdrawal Only Cham-e Public Records act figures Xhe Board of Select Y f to Col. Bullard i G. E. WILLIS & SON(1NG, Heavy Attaek I small tioats Sunday night, and 3 Turk, fafast night. men will meet Thursday evening at Kenzle King began tttelr delibera Ik on Final it advisable, these officials said, ing Germans, the Russians day over the Imminence of an in With -American forces advanc.-. Whether or not the painting will declared today. W ith KharVeov ' pressed forward. , • 8 o’clock aSc^ it is expected that alt be put on public exhibition here is tions last night. \ for the government to raise Its vasion of Japanese-held Kiska Is* ing along a semt-clrcularv front, 'Advertisement—Er|li Lumber of All Kinds Wscusa bfernatlonal SitMtlo* pocketed on threa sides by a five- The stlftest fighting, however, '1 Qttltclalni Deed . of the bills-will be approved .and up to Col. A- L- Bullard. It la price supports or minimum price 'and. Halsey’s spokesman said the only On Nuernberg Cautiously an official statement guarantee on a number of farm proiiged drive, another Russian remaiplng chanca for the Japanese raged in the- area..- o t- Randasaqjj!.j Notice Mathias Speiss quitclaimed ‘ to ordered paid at that time, being taken, from battery to bat ffensive The last reported action at Kis north of Mt. Etna, where fcoilverg- r.lason SuppIies^^Paint^—Hardware from. Oerttflokto of Redemption their figures in before tomorrow Then It will be returned to head oIptimism in Lbndon on culties of endless minefields and^. evening. tional, situation and plans for Mr. ceiling prices. . But the' adminis 190 miles east of the capital city o f the month. The day before, a nine'miles to the northwest across' Alice O’Brien title to property at quarters here, to remain perman o f'K ie v , -a .Soviet communique saiilt on linpoitailtJ dynamited mountain roads aa well - ently. ghfirchiU’s stay’’ as the guest of îctory-Thisr/lfeinj^^s- tration has expressed determina .single Arm y Flying Fortress Kula-gulf Oak and Park streets from Cathe discTosed. A Marine combat coi re.spondent, j Railway and Industrial enemy’s determined troops,: rine Gorman et al|. Since the painting is’ symbolic COAL ^ C O K I X OIL thd Dominion. tion t’o hold the tine on food pric;^ made the 61st air raid of the WEDNESDAY ./ Naturally, there cquld be no an- and where possible to reduce- Sumy, an ° Important railroad Jim J. Lucas, Tulsa, Okla.. return Attachment FUed and since the chaplain had a part sauH 4^n Europe to Ful month on the island.- Hospital Notes 2 Main $L ' ■ nounceroent whicb'Would disclose "point is located some 90 miles ed to South Pacific headquarters C enter D lirin e N ieilt. municatidnk ^ in ,.-na dynamic, a leader of men, darr (Continued on Fage Six) where''dVerwhel8iing Allied mili X We just received a ship- Mrs. Lenora WUga, 19 North . ______believe it .will be necessary to sup One of the five Russian columns ress preliminary to such a cam Hermann Wilhrim Goerliig boast Randazzo had,been transformlD j school street; Baby Dora Gall CoK" Oig, thbughtful. Inspiring confi tary might has - already asserted ■lent of large size jars of Prellfnlnary Tex Rel^ Table Mpdel Radios $25 to $50 port only a portion of the farm threatening Kharkov ba* captured paign are not being illsclosed for ed to the’ German public that not into a heap of rubble by prolonged,I Itns, Wapping; Miss Betty Jane dence and vlctofy. Hla beard ia red. Itself.) commodities at levels which would Satilno, 12 milea north. A-aecimd atrategiem reasons. a 'single enemy bomb would be bombings of that crossing of ro u t^ BLUE KARO for Indlvldui^ Whitham, ,42 Gerard street. His figure vibrant with action. His The presence of ' Britain’s top involve, government* purchase and was reported 30 miles dOe west W'hhteyer Tokyo finds out about permitted to fall upon Germany. leading to the' north and Are Due Septeipli^ 15th. sweeping Hand carries a challenge > Charcoal Grills ^ flight military men with (Jhu.rchill Shells Hurled To Sen At 50c Jar. Discharged today — William French Expect resale at a loss. Commodities like and a third 45 miles northwest. its..beleaguercd garrison, therefore, Nuernberg had been raided six coasts. . y- - V- to borne and follow. He wania'that Tonight ait S^CPclock in Quebec led to one conclusion— ,11-ponnd jars of assorted Matchett, Jr.. Stafford; Herbert C. ly to fall into this category were Ai.other force has stormed am ss must come from 'Kiska itself ahd times previously, the last time on The struggle for this l^ rt of I Tel0 phone Manchester 3208 in Him we live and move and are, that tTnlted - States, British and flavors of Jfahi.. .Jelly and Fraser, 245 Highland street; Pac ,/ Gasolihe^Stpves ' listed as eggs, poultry, all dairy the upper Donets river and is iWUi- the Japanese there might be hav- March 8, ' It is 525 miles from enemy communications rivaled any I that "Without Him we can do . Joint Action Dominion forces would soon be j At Shipyards Marmalade,'S2.15 jar. trlcia Burke, 35. Haynes street; products, vegetable oil crops, and in 20. miles of the city on the aagt, Ing trouble furnishing adequate re Britain^ by airline and Just 75 otlicr in the Rattle foy^Slclly. Grir-J James McKeogh. 17 Armory nothing.” This is the Christ the ORANGE SiALL storming the European Coi)tinent while a fifth Is 25 miles due east, : Pure Cider Vinegar or Tennis Balls iti" Vacuum Sealed Cans from many directions in fulfill vegetables for processing. ports. Their communications equip , ■ N — . ■' miles short of Beriln. street; Robert Deisslngec, Rock people, by popular acclamation, The administration may propose the Russian communique declared. (<'untinue«l oa,VboIly by, thf Birth yesterday— a " son,rto Mr. The rough hand of war haa lion Is Seen Likely ter. X The .Russian advance was made beating -in see and air assaults. Ways in Bay o f Naples; great trunk | railway lines one / OLD and Mrs. Frank Watson ot 611 Army, the Navy, and the liend- Prospect's Greatly Helghteqed In gallons. touched the people, depicted th tlje 'The absence o f Prem ier Joseph In the face of stubborn German re-' running from the Ruhr to south- Harriord-road. lease program, on the theory that Reconquest of the Island has Bridges Also Targets. Buy Sm U Tissue in dozei frame on the left. Their church has , "Casolinc or Electric Outboard Motors Result of .Meeting Stalin was noted by. most com aistahee..Large numbers of Ger ea.st Germany and the other from RECORDS the war ia responalhle for -the in- been a subject of speculation ever ^lotsforOSc. Births today— A son to l/r. and beep destroyed, bpiy a statue of mentators. mans were killed , in the struggle, Flashes! Must be turned In for sal since the Japanese occupied it Mra. H. Kenneth Copk of 59 School the Virgin Mary remains.' At Itt T A'igiers. Aug; Recogni Foreign Secretary Anthony the ^ v ie t war bulletin said, and Allied Headquarters' in North (Continued on Page Two) -(Late BullctiiiM.of the Wire)* vage if you want to keep Thermoa Bottles, Thermos PienH* Jugs ( Continued on Page Four) early In June, 1942. The prospects' SERVE X Street; a (|augt)ter to Mr. and Mrs. tion of the French Committee of Eden’s newspaper, - The Yorkshire large quantities, of mechiihized Africa. Aug. il — (IP) — British playing the new ones.. - ■ 't - —- — Paul ptka-of 128 Eldridge streeL " . Casseroles s National Llberatipn by the United Post, said, hoi^-ever, it, iVas .under . equipipent, food and ammunition o f an amphibious attack were SHURFINE CWFEE cruisersand-destroyera._striking by Rare ItiutN Not Planned S*/jO eaeb paid for old rec States and Britain as the de faqto stood. that he had been invited but fell into Russian hands as the greatly brightened after American I No points now on coffee. Death yesterday—Mrs. Margaret W e H ave V night,-'have bombarded Italian Oelroit, .\ug. 1 1— :l)elrel! ords Irrespective of quantity. Smitji, 755 Main street. .. ' V'r-s $3,000 government and trustite of French was unable to attend. The Post Nazis cracking under,- the sledge troops took:A ttu in Ma.v. That Seven Killed shipyards at Castellammane dl race riots o1 Iasi .June 21 lY-ere iThls week only; with each Interesta. overseas is expected added that Stalin waa being hi- Axis Powers hhmiper blows, ot the Red Arm y, gave them a base of operations Stabla in the Bay of Naples, an planned or p'reiiieditated, nor W< wparchase of 1-2 cup Sijex Shprtiy, reports circulating in A l formed of- developments "almost fell hack. west of I ^ k a balancing the base KEMP'S All kinds of *No. T Jligh Grade Motor Oil in hourly.” . The drive on Bryansk, another on Amchitka island to the east and Allied communique announced to* ti:cy ins'liired by subversive enei Coffee Maker for $1,45 we geria said today. . day. ■ , T ■ In Air Crash Infliiencp,"* fact-finding commit! Inc. W o rth of ■ ■ ■ . V - '\-.- - The reports anticipated a Jodnt Declaring . that the . problema 'Draw Closer vital base to r German operational: permitted the establishment, of a ^ n give.you absolutely free The communique also announced, appointed by,.Uov. Harry F. Kel 768 Main at. Tel. 5680 Quait, One GaRon, 5 Quart, 2 Gallon and statement on the recognition of facfiig Ghurchill and. Roosevelt are in Russia, was sfill in Its' eariy^ reasonably effective hVockad*- . . .1 Pound Shurfine Coffee. s t a m p s more than Just military. The Post stages. As yet there were no indi <5nly once rince then hat- there that at the same time other units' (o invxstiga'te (he dlslurbaoeoil ■ WAR the French movement headed by. o f the'Allled Navy had ahelled MHliUetown Offict^r Generals Henri Glraud and Charles asserted, “ the hour is at |mnd when Signs Stalinas Absence cations of the development of an been evidence that the enemy waa jKirted t It was believed, however, that four-engined bomb( from the mutual criea o f grief ahd signs Call for Meat Rationing mare. only 20 milea from Naples, Cobden, III.. .Aug, H Zerone and Alcohol. the Allies might impoae a limita Rails^ Unions was carried out with the utmost Wslla Walla Army a base were j,-Klberta jieachies told for tion clause, accepting tbe French that .Joseph Stalin’s absence from, •pre'eision. W ith the destroyers killed in a crash Tue ' j to 86.50 a bushel today throul IF VOU HAVE A CERTIFICATE committee Is the representative of the iihpendlng conference between Paterson. Wash., and a sei Reach Terms President Roosevett and Winston storming In close and cruisers I out most pf the southern DU* France only until such time as the For Restaurants, Hotels standing fiirthvr off. the British plane crashed ngar Happner, Ore Cfiiurchlll Would be fitted to their i fruit bell as orehardista begau BUY THESE TIRES NOW! Army êad^ by General Qiraud force -sent, shells screamiifg into Three men in the Paterson plane intensified propaganda cainpaign ' harvest of .a crop estimated ti Have the air Rhier oii your car cleaned the aotually 'landa on French soil in the- buildings and installatiom of I parachuted to safety, . suffering THANKS TO DR. S A U M t r t against Russia. Chicaigo, Aug. llr-tjp i—The Na- ^by properly feed th'fe -people of-our ; only about 'J.V-per cent of nor Europe. 15 Non-OpeFa^g UnitlB tbe enemy Naval shipbuilding and only - minor injuries, the base an Frbm Berlin, Rome and Milan Hoiisewlyeo were paying $4 ' 6.00x16 Grade f As Low As . Some Tear was expressed that tional ReUir Meat Dealera’ aaao-1 nation.” n„t repair yards. nounced. ' Vulcan Way every 2,000 miles. auch a limitation, if imposed, Affected; Roosevelt came reports ot improved relations panning grmte* and uncUsslI ciation, blaming the shortage of ^ celling on livestock, the Tbe bombardment, which was 'T h e bomber which crashed pear A V l - T A B $14.37 would result, in an ' embarrassing between Germahy and Italy that, Happner burned. A report from i packing peaches sold no nigh .(ipproval Now Sought beef fpr retail Mle upon large j |-e«olutioh set forth, the packer haa carried out Monday night, was be- j $5. 4. R. Clutts. eoronr altuation at the time of an invasion aaid the Milan correspondent for Jieved' to have done serious dam Pendleton hfiid seven bmlies were Oeims, dries anif re-oils, the filter. Savcai gas there wbuld b« a period when Die Tat of Zurich, gave "a false sales to restaurants, called today j found It impractical and unproflt- : saleama-n,. said that Elberta GET YOUR Ga r d e n iN b e c t ic id e s n o w ; Washington, Aug, ; 'll.—: ^ which the aa- Ships up 'tq, 500 feet In length/ ers were on roqtine flights. . ' ' Spraya in Stoat. j and improves the performance hf your car. pic would.be without leadership J5 noh-^perating railroad .unloiia he h»d seen paid durlhg '46 have opmpleted , avcontract with Dispatches from both 'sldey ad- ing meat dealers. Castellatnmare is idmoat mid Included .\mont Killed , . , pending a free election soclation said was re»pon»ible for The air base said those klhod'*t In tbe orchard bwne*s. the carriers providing for the full mittikl tha people desired peace A resolution adopted at the as- Curtailed' meat supplies for civil w ay between Naples and the fa ' PLENTY OF VIGORO FERTQ.IZER ON HAND Allied, representatives dealing Paterson included: I ^ * . 8-cent hourly increase , recoil- ^but the "most positive” circum seciation’s 58th emergency - food ians. • mous and' rtomantic lale of O tfri. A,Little Used Now Will Do a,Lot far Your Garden. with the committee have indicated British seamen could mak* out Second Lieut. T?orrest FraheU i Driver Cremated to mended' by ah emergency board stance of the Italian-altuation, said council declared “because of the In' It* appeal for rationing of Main Mreet. Middle-! Chicago. Aug. 11-*H£^ in the past there would be recoin)* both from; where they' -attacked. Harvey) 50 - tion only If actual unity between and that the agreenfient will be Die. Tat, waa that the German higher celling price for reataurants 'meal for restaurants the associa i driver of n gnsoMne teueu submitted directly to Arihy had gained time to prepare tion related that In the past sup Tlie volcanic glow of Mt. Etna on' town. Conn. the Glraud and De GaulHst foTcea and hotels the retail meat dealer Second Lieut. Robert Gardner trapped and _cremnted to Roosevelt for approval. for eventualitlm which would not must take what is left over but plies for such trade were handled Sicily, furnished the .backdrop for today and nt leant 18 “ was achieved. th*'Naval drama.' prew. 41 Bromfield street. New SERVICE An agreement, was ^4«ached Union and .railipsd spokesmen, have been the caSe had develop most of the time there are no left by retail meat dealers and restaur were burned when ant supply houses. Becauss o f an bury. Mass. , which place. placed’ Glrapd____. the an- reached an underaUfidlng last Sat- ments' taksn another rfirection over*.’’ SergL BldwSrd G eal,, 14 Mont rrnahed Into a* Wu»t prema naad ot tba French ArfUffi u'ây, but President Roosevelt’s after pie Dill ot Faaciam. Urges Oeiliag on livostock OPA celling price to restaurants vtodurt and tlie and-’flotels which is from 2 to 9 \ Treasury Balance clair, Buffalo, N.' Y. ahd ghva co-)aadarahlp ot tga a sehoe from the capital precluded There .werb' reports from the - The association aI*o urgril that SergL George W. CUi-k. 58 Am- Street burst toto STATION Congress order the OPA tq,plBM a cents s pound - shove .the price to committee to. Glraud and M an. lihmedlate ptosentatlon of the Italian bbrdei that German troops qry street,, Cambridge, Maas. Identtacd the driver .retail meat dealera, the. resolution Washington, Aug. II.—(P)—The Gaulle. Since that time the French oontrapV to him. George V. Har had moved from the Spanish fron* celling on- livestock ."high Ijnmgli * Thoao’'wno parachuted to safety 4. Bradley. 58. pf dsclar^, the psekers took ovsr position of the Trcaapigr Aug. 9; press in A frica has expreaaed Im- rison. president - .of *lhe AFL tier and that German military in • order that the producst-, Included SergL William P. BryauL lothuuk 'The 18 Tel. 3866 Brotherhood of Railway Clerlis. ex- trains were moving through the slaughterer and retailer of meats supplying restaurants with "meats Racelpto. $362,967,732.24; oxpen- were paUsnee at the Allied failure to ditures. $403,626,672.06; n «t bah. 307 West Qpllege atreet, Fordyee, sgîid qfficial recognltioh to' the I will) bc given an equitable that -were tq have gone into retail ^dMBfis lQ t 6 tote Mvioa «n d thiiQi' M M . U.99S.817.835.65. , *