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iATURDAY, AUGUST 15,194* The Weather ;usbed past. He had hardly gone H in «tr«et have been rent« Md for the formation of an association lO^prds when another one of the PRINTED open aoon. One More In the of the home owners in that part of They were so same fiptily waa noticed In the Local Pastor to Perform 24>HOUR SERVICI AdvertlriBg on Page U) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS Permanent Organization the town who feel that they have a We were at a dinner gathering«*“ grievance against the Manches­ paid to sell them. Applies? Few the same methqd of stop and start Fitan Depoedt Box To Be Perf^led in ter Corporation builders of the party started aome of - thoae. ‘T. for a clothlnr etore and the Q." games. There wall quite a bit ran apples. They make apple but­ was followed bji- driver until Long Island.^/ At Sioqe Entnuic* ■ton In the Johneon buUdln* re- Pine Acres Area. houses. ter out in the country. Crpbap- he came to the Intetssctloa of Tol­ The committee named at the of joshing aboiit the folks who Three Saved De Gaulle Decorates Office cintly vacated by the Singrer S «^ fell d^wn on a'ppsrently simple ples? Very few around land turnpike, when thbvskunk de­ img Machine Company la to be meeting a week ago was made up So what are they canning cided to Leave the road clear and Servlca In .Zloa Lutheran church An organisation of residents of of, two members from each street queiiqs. earliar, at B o’clock, to giva tha KEMP'S Light Nazi Patrol Second Front Stand ■panad aa a women'a abop. six or lyore tons of sugar? alk off into a swamp and .Ue the I ^ e Acres terrace and Pine in tha development and four from But, becauas wa wars Interested pastor. Rev. H. F. R. Stechludx in advertising, we were particular­ We asked a half dozen women Ver of the car made another A fter Crash The Regtatrara of Votera laat Acres developments located in the the pine Acres development. This at random. They all answered the spuHand arrived safe and odorless time to travel to New York, where committee was to contact the dif- ly Impressed by what one of the he,^ to officiate at the marriage ail(ht reported that they had re- west part of the town, will be per- same “ Peaches." on thl\road home. aatved requeataJor .registration of , ferent home owners and learn gathering did as his share of the But peaches will not be ready of his son Private Evrald Stech- Boat Sunk; Three fccted at a meeting to be held i from them the grievances, if they entertainment. He was a news­ May Survive la Democrata and 14 RepubllcaM for canning until Labor Day. We The towiv^ flacal-'-year sndsd to­ hols to Mlee EMlth Suttmeier of AUUB CXMTBAM next, Friday evening. This waa the ihad any. The members *vera also paperman and, naturally, his offer­ Richmond HiU, L. I. Seen Visit Outcome; to e the caucuaea next month, •Got that from Jos Pero and . he day and for Xhe .flrat Ume in its (Enown As Qoean AJIea) <0 . reault of a meeting of the commit­ instructed in starting out, to get ing had the newspaper slant - The ceremony will be held to­ SraU T C A L MEUIUBt > •ntrae Democrata transfer^ tee named a week ago last night, these reports in writing.' Lsmt ought to know. history there vHU be ghown in the He reached in his pocket and And .they’ve been getting can­ Town Court's r e jw t an Income morrow- afternoon at 3:30 in St, Seventh Dnnghter ot n Seventh San Given Better Than Ever thtfr party affUlatloa to ^ which met at 72 Unmore drive night it was reported that 37 had held up a package of cigarettes. Pauls' Evangelical Lutheran Others Damaged aubUean party and two R e^bll- ning,sugar on two occasions al­ that has never befote appeared. It Bom With a VeU. last night and presented a list ot | filed written complaints and these *TT1 buy dinners for the crowd if church of Richmond HUI. Headings Dally, Incloding Soaday, Chance to Recover; S m filed aa membera of the Dem- officers to be voted upon at the wereitumed over to the temporary ready, A survey of the sioees relates to money pud for viola­ anyone hers in this group has a 1 shows no alarming sale of jars. tions of parking lawsK 'Among The groom Is at present In the BA. M.toBP. M. OrByAppoInt- Probe of Accident in •mtle party. meeting next week. In order that secretary. It was also announced packs RC of this brand of cigarettes I U. S. Army Recreation Camp at New Drive Launched What are they canning T those who have paid flnea^q;#; meat. In the Scrvtee ot the Peo­ there m l^ t not be a feeling among that others would write their re- with him,” he asserted. And in I _____ Atlantic Beach, Fla. The bride is ple for 80 Yestfa. All British light Coastol! U n i t Which 17 Died StdjAA, the residents of tbs two develop- j ports so that they could be turned Raymond Bowers, judgV^ of his hand he displayed a package ' -There is no gainsaying that Jap- court. a -Ufeloog member of her home IS8 Church Street, Hartterd. Conn, menu that there was any one I in by Sunday night Church, 8t. Paul’s. PhoM 6-00B7 Craft Engaged in Spir- O Is Named Chalimaa of FaUma cigarettes. No one in anese 1?eeUes have descended like George O. Leaanar, deputy jud^ Peru, ■ Mses., N u f.' 17—(/P i- German Offensive in ^Definite Deusidns’ at clique nmnlng th# proposed or­ the party of 30 or .more men had the Biblical swarms of locusts, to of court. Enlargement ganisation, three names were pre­ 1 Leo Beauchamp who presided at ited Clash in Straits Ready to Go Three eolilera, pb6 o t them e he- Big Victory ; the meeting a week ago called the a psick of Fatimas. devast;^ Manchester this sum- William fi, Hyda. former proae- Don Bend Ilares to Churchill’s Conference sented for each officer, to be se­ Thsn our nswspapar friend went and the pests are the main topic of cutor ofUts couK. M Of Dover Return to ^ _ A m * 1 edrgeant*who dragged two lected. meeting to order laat night and Full Force in Power­ Daveioped “ ■•"S:40e ^ w'as ' named aa chairman. Mrs. on to say that this partleulsr'and the pests are th emain topic of With those namee appearing as With Stalin in Mos­ The list of names to be present­ brand led sdl others at one time ^'^talk among all those who even have having paid lines for parking Their Base; Few Cas- Into Action ‘»“^*“**«* Seen Gained ed follows:-' President, Leo Beau­ ! Saegaert again licted aa secretary, ^ig army transport plane, today ful Push Toward Stal­ rt f ni cow laegarneaRegarded as e Evi-.vi- e l i t e s t u d i o j In the general discussion that total sales, Now, he .stated,^-^u a-few square yards of lawn, for the overtime, wkkt chance has any J>eVE and DANCE at uahies Aboard Ships. were given a better than even champ. Frank Bramley and David scarcely sec that bran^^lnR critters ruin everything that Is other person get to escape a park Sloan; 'vice president, BEari Gard­ followed. It w as, brou ^ t ■ out that chance to recover—^the only sur^ ingrad While Russians In 1^0 lOm OnS^ dence Soviet Union, I there was s feeling among the smoked any more, T^'^feasoa i.' green. ing Ucketr Americans* Days of In­ ner. GUbert Saegaert and William that the Fatima people dropperi Various stiggesUons to cradicats London, Aug. 17.—(/P)— A vivors o t a crash that took the Fall Back from Ruins Froach: treasurer, Mrs. Earl Red­ residents of 'Pine Acres terraqe Britain and United their adverUslng program. And the evil have found their way into Ons jar rubber wouldn’t eon- tensive Training by Uvea of 17 othera. man, Philip Hallan and Gilbert that there should bs an organiza­ DANTE’S R^AURANT light German patrol boat Read Herald Advs. tion. Those who did not care to when the adverUslng stopped so i the columns of The Herald. One tfibute much to the rubber aal- All three—Sergt. Robert Lee, 23. Of Maikop Oil Fields Reluctance to Give De­ States Hav4 Reached was sunk and three others D esert- W ise Squad- of Columbus, 0-, Oorp. Alonso make complaints about conditions did the sales. i woman picked off the bugs. An- yage but supposing every house­ 10 East Ocatar Stieat Odd Fellowa BoHdlng Toward Grozny Area. Formula on Winning. at their homes at this time were It was a pretty good stunt, we other spoke of beetle traps, but wife were to save her jar rubbers were severely damaged in a Pesu-son of Seinerset ooimty, Ps., tails Is Attributed to ^ ITALIAN AND AMERICAN COOKING rone in AfrUa End. and Private James Fern of Abing­ • — willing, it was Stated, to join such thought, and it drove home the j two novel ideas came out of the aa ’ she. opens the produce she has spirited clash with British Security Reasons; Ob­ an organization. The general opin­ adverUslng sales story as force- I "elter this w#«k. canned 7 It would be a simple mat­ Featuring Chlckan, Btaaka^ Spaghetti and BarioU. light coastal craft in the don, Va.—suffered serious burns Moscow, Aug. 17.— (IP)— London, Aug. 17.— (IP)— ion was that the organization ter to put them into a. box and Cairo, Aug. 17—(JP)— ^Tbe, star- When the big ship plunged into fully as any method wa.have seen. 1 Olden Put Up To Take Out. Straits of Dover last night, Peru mountain In this Berkshire The German offensive' in the jectives Are Achieved. The announcement that defi­ should be incorpbrated and a com­ “ “ “ -r ______, I that he believes he has found the save them until the end of the in-a-circle of the United States' solution. H# surrounded his vege-. the Admiralty annouiieea to­ hills town Saturday night while on Don bend flared to full force nite decisions had been reach­ mittee Consisting of William season; then turn them all in. One NO ORCHESTRA DURING THE SUMMER Army Air Force is almost ready Brown. Mrs. Gilbert Saegaert There was a time when chick- ■ tables with a border of flowers, contribution of these jar rubbers day. All the Bpti8h craft a routine mission out of Pope today in a powerful new London, Aug. 17— (.(P)—Sel'vi^ ed at Prime Minister Church­ and Frank Bramley was named to ens, which never would stay on : Th, beetles devoured the flowers wouldn’t be very much, but multi­ engaged In the cl*4h returned to to put on ita own fighter show in Field, Fort Bragg, N. C. drive toward Stalingrad while ill’s conference with Premier SUPER-BINGO their own premiaes, caused many ^ < Speight, The London Star’s cor­ . but did not. touch the vegetables, plied by ew ry housewife In the North Africa’s skies. Telia Story Of Heroiam consult with Judge Edwin M. Ry­ their base, there were a tew in the Caucasus the Russians respondent in Sydney, AustraUa, Stalin in Moscow was regard­ an of Hartford on this matter. tiff between neighbors.- Now i Another is using a blow torch on nation the amount .would be as­ casualties Aboard, the Admiralty In laconic language, the Army that raising chickens is a career I aboar The dreM rehearMi—days of in­ They will report at the meeting com. He reports- that it works. tonishing and a real addition to Mid. .iree German force consisted told this story of Sergeant Lee’s fell back from the ruins of Mid today that despite the cau­ ed in London today as evi­ 4200 IN PRIZES job, the board of health has. tensive training of American pi­ next week when it is-expected that The beeUea are killed but the com the rubber salvage. ^^"flve or six enemy R-boats," lots M flying comrades with des­ heroiam: the Maikop hil^elds toward tious tone of United Nations’- com­ dence that the Soviet Union, looked with ditfavor on hen coops organization will be perfected. on which they were preying, waa Especially this year whan can- j 'the communique said- ert-wise R. A. F. squadrons— is ‘With his clothes completely their next petroleum produc­ muniques "it seems clear the Al­ Britain and the United States in thickly populated Sections, not injured. But the man was a liing is so Im^ratlvs. | burned from his -body, be climbed 15 Sailors Picked Up over. ing area at Grozny. A Russian lies have already won in land, aea had reached a definite formula on a r m y that cause for either coolness or plumber and experienced in the usie When the Americans go back from the wrecked plane and suc­ & NAVY CLUB, Inc. of the flame. The British set one afire and communique reported a terrific how to beat the Axis and when to heated argument- has been elim­ Mors about the Jap beeUea. into combat, they will fly the ceeded In -dragging two of bis fel­ and air operations in the 'Solomons open a second front. The Moscow inated. Nowadays it is dogs, MW it sink. The German com­ toll of new Nazi manpower and- Tighten Rules It was rather surprising to read newest American pursuit planes, low passengers . . . to safety. He material thrown into the asM Ult th* greatest victory yet achieved .conference, which W. A. Harrlr ■ big and little, that are trouble LEGION BINGO manding officer waa killed and 13 carried two others from the burn Gas rationing is too much a cut this Week that the head Of the with their own insignia, in com­ southcMt of Kletakaya and north- against, the Japanese.” man attended aa President Roose-. Saturday, August 15 makers, and every day or two we and dried economical question to Park Depart.ment waa quoted as German sailors were picked'up by plete United StatM Air Force ing ship only to find they were the British. ’ Oen. Charles ‘De Gaulle, leader of 'the Fighting French, pins the eMt of Kotelnlkdvakl against the Attributing. Washington reluc­ velt’s representative, followed a “ On New Tires have letters and cards asking give'much heed to the miseries of saying there- were no beetles In fighter squadrons. dead. * tance to g i'^ details on the Solo­ aeries of meetings in London of AT8*15P. M. ' 2i GAMES! what can be done about It. . Another enemy boat w h ram­ Croix De La Liberation, new Fighting French decoration, on Colonel flanka of the fortified line guardi life unless there is some loophole town. If this were true, there are Bomber Squadrons la Actloa "He then walked three quarters Amilakvarl for acts of outstanding gallantry at ^Ir Hachein. At the ing Stalingrad. mons action to security reasons, United States, British and Rus­ (*0) 15.00 GAMES! (S) 810.00 G A ^ S l A card received today readai “I or exception to the rule we haven't med and so seriously damaged it U. S. A. A. F. bomber squad­ of a mUe to the nearest highway a number of Manchester men who TONIGHT Speight said it w m “ reasonable to sian military and government am wondering if you wouldn’t heard about. was believed to have failed to and directed state police back to right is Captain Ssranvllle who received the same decoration for Advance at Tremendous Cost- ■ (1)^ 120.00 GAME! d ) *50.00 GAME! RfNMfM 4fnd Retreads have been sitting on the benches rons already are In acUon. bravery in the Mme section. The colonel is commanding officer of Msume" that the U. 8. Marthea leaders. a l l f o r $1.00! compose a few lines in regard to A local -a-oman waa seriously ill reach base. The fruits of sir batUe, sweet the-scene of the wreck. He hsd Battlefront dlapatchea Mid the in Center Park, who would like to Admission 50c Two more "R-boats" were se­ the Legion. Etrangere. ./The ceremony took place near El Alamein, The belief was expressed that ' P gyU n g Ib RCfiT o f Club. .Also Come Under Ban, dogs barking so at night. In the with diabe£ic trouble and' had to know what the things are that previously signaled for help by Germans rolled forward at tre- (Contiaoed on Page Two) the poaaibillty of an attack on Si­ vicinity of School street It is so verely damaged by gunfire, tbe (ContlniMd ea Fage Two) Egypt. Thla official Britieh picture w m radioed to New York from be taken to a boapitsJ in Boston Bring fhiM shots from his re­ mendoua coat in the KIttskaya m - beria by Japan also w m discuae- Local Board Savs. have been dropping on their heads. Admiralty added. Cairo. ’ hard to get your rest. It Isn’t for obggrvstion and treatment. They said the beetles were eo volver^’’ Uent, 75 miles northweat of Sta­ ed. . fair to defense or other workers Her condition was such that thick' and dropped in such great : Oonstal Bnttcitoe la Action An investigation of the accident, lingrad, but were held firmly at However, it w m noted that tha Regulations edveriag tli# Issu­ who get home so late." she could not travel by bus or by CoMtal batterlM engaged in one of the worst in the history of the Kotelhlkovaki flank, 95' miles joint announcement specifically train and her family could not af­ numbers that they feared they Kunze Denies ance of Grade Two new Ursa and Well, School street hasn't any would have their skulls fractured. Six 25 the action, the Admiralty Mid, Bombers Raid United States military aviation, southwest of Stalingrad. referred to ‘Hitlerite Germany raono^Iy on barking dogs, every ford to hire an ambulance to take V waa launched, but' the Army re­ recapped or retreaded Uref to And further proof. While this 'f explaining the mystery of gun­ In the Caucasus, extending Axis and her associates in Europe,’* i-ligiblc applicants have been street in the Center of the town her there. fire. heard in the ^annel and the leased no details of the p o^ ble Airmen Watch Waters lines appMred checked on tbe lending empbMis agaih. to . Rua. A friend o f tha family said r he was being written, -suddenly the cause. ^ Knowing Jap tightened up considerably,. It was is troubled with them, and on crd«s-channel duels, of German Axis Shipping; Krasnodar flank where the Ger| sla’s' position m signer Pt • hob* Special Monday Only would drive the woman to Boston typewriter keys gave off several Shears Tops From Trees mnouheed today by Local War every street are men and women ■our notes. Investigation tmcQvef- and British heavy artillery lest mana ara thrusting toward ’ the belligerent pact with Japan. too, whose part in the work effort If he could get the extra, gas. The Door Big The huge plane aheared tree tope (Afifast 17th) Price and Rationing Board 11-76. ed the fact tha^ several .Japanese night. pprt of Novorossiak, but they Meanwhile, speculation on what requires sU the undisturbed sleep driver had only an ‘A” ration book for 100 yards as it plunged toward To Sto ji^panese Aid Plans Ahead Parting immediately, certificates beetles had found a rpoeting place stretched ever farther to the tha United States and Britain they are able to get both night But there waa nothing in the regii-^ The "R-boat’„ the British ex­ Hit* Lighters a flat spot atop 2,200-foot Garnet .vlU npt be approved for any ap­ among tha keys; plained, la a German motor mine­ southeast along the rail and oil might have undertaken to do to plicant when other practicable and day. 3den and Women also. ! latlons that provided for such peak on the mountain, then burst pipe line toward Grozny and the case and the family was pretty Prizes Games sweeper, which usually la larger Into flames. • aid Russia ranged here around LADIES’ FALL COATS means of transportsUon are avail­ obliged to sleep by day have the Maintain CMplan. Had ’Reason t o Fear’ three poeaible moves:- worst of It for neither children 1 much upset until another friend I f' funn^ what influence a uni­ than the motor torpedo boat used British Also Attack So thick were the woodlands and able. form will have. In the right spot by the Germans in the channel. ' Curbs May Be Tha Rukaiana reported fighting 1— Invasion of Norway to safa- nor dogs can be kept quiet. Con­ I heard of the case. He had a " C the terrain almost impasMble that Northeasttst of Australia, J War Between America Muet Tea Bus The designation w m adopted from Rommel’ s Lines o f southeast of Mineralhye Vody, 140 guard the Murmansk supply rout* ditions are a little better when . ration book and offered to do Last Saturday night while stand­ i veteran woodchoppers struggled for or MEN’S TOPCOATS If an applicant resides within ing at the corner of Main and the German "Raumen," meaning As Battle for Base j A sk cd O u UsC miles from Grozny. And Axis; Priest Be­ and eatabilsh a common front with one mils and one-quarter of. a bus school is In session. ' the driving despite tbs fact that, Cooler Seating Arrangements j hla tires weren’t any too gooA Oak street eight young men who to clear away. - u> U.« I S ? OU Installations BiMted Ruaala in the north; line ba is not considered eligible .The queer pact of it is that the Enters 11th Day. lieved Anti - Bolshevist 2— Increase of air attacks on barking doesn’t bother______tbs ownr4 doubt a lot of these Uttli looked as though they Were pretty Jane’s of two types of R- Desert; Patrols Clash. I to carry out the b^ es of the vic- In acknowledging the loss of for either Grads Two or reespp^ well Intoxicated came around the Penny Bingo Starts at 7 :1 5 Sharp ‘ time. Maikop, they aald that the valu­ Germany to cripple her war pro­ i tires under- the interpretation of ers of the dogs. If TtWld'lt semris I o f hardships under ration boats ona displacing 43 tons and Of Manpower duction while at the earn* time , . gaiij^sd into one corner and put on a convincing another 90 tons. A civilian defenM aircraft ob- General MacArthur’s Head­ able oil instaUatlona of that area Hartford, Aug. 17—(/P)—Geriiard the rfvlsad regulations. A state as if they would do something to < | crroim and ^ th*"Wfini«th* rnfftnl* situation Cairo. Aug. n . —fjty— BriUah building up the flow of inippHea to 35^ act of being in a dnmken mood. The German' high command aervation poet in this tiny town quarters, Australia, Aug. 17. which produced seven percent of Wilhelm Kunse, slim, willowy for­ 2 OPA official on a recent trip to ^ v en t their annoying the neigh- M o r i long. light bombera, battering--away at of 34 families first sighted the RuMla by all routes; R*- They staggered from side to side, Russia’s petroleum had been' blMt- Mrs. Individual Seats Mid Ita heaviest type coastal ar­ — Gen. Douglas MacAr­ mer "fuehrer*’ of the German- X. This Spselal Dsss Not Include Coats With Fur Or Manchester declared that the rub­ tiowing js a new venture for did a lot of loud talking until one • > -Axis Marshal Erwin Rommel’s transport aa it plumstted into pine Congress May Be Called ed to worthleHneaa. 3— InvMion of Europe In a,y ber situation was so acute that all We have "composed tillery ahelled "military targets in treea. thur’s airmen maintained AmeHcan Bund, denied today a series o t operations from NofSrzy White Coats. \meriekni and there are bound of. them glanced back towa^ ' the area of Dover." vital aupply lines, attacked enemy "The German FMcists, who ex­ charge by a government attorney possible means must be taken to 5 Fans Refreshments Free Parking Guided by Lee’s revolver shots Upon to Set Up Author­ pected with the capture of Maikop to Italy to ease the strain on ths Main street and spotted a poUcs- shipping off the North African ceaseless vigil over the wa­ that he knew from "secret Plsase Give Us a Week To Ten Dsyi To Return divert rubber to viUl war uses. The pre-dawn firing auggeated for help, state police fotmd the to enrich themaelves at the ex­ Red Army. geatlng that the aggrieved ones man. a brush between Gernun and ters northeast of Australia to ity with Exteqsive sources" that the Japanese were Extraordinary Scq^ Seen Na Authority Here Ws overheard soma residents in "A cop, fellers" he said. Every eeaat again yeaterday and scored sergeant vrithin a short Ume. pense of Soviet oil, have miscal­ Then. Tbs local Board .dpea not have take it up with the dog owners, British naval patrols.^ These direct hits on lighters, a Brltiah Army officials publicjy praiped prevent Japanese reinforce­ golnY to attack the United StatM Th* presence of bo& Gen. Blri the eastern section of town won­ one of the boys straightened up Control Next Month. culated" the communique Mid. "months in advance” o f tbe Dec. the authority to grgnt new stand­ and. we can predict the resiilt of dering if the towm were going to clashes have been occurring uitb communique announced today. membej:# of civilian defense units ments from reaching the Sol­ "They did not get i^viet' oil and Alan Francis Brooke, chief of thei{ S. This Is Our Lsst Snnwnsr iy setsl! that course right now. and walked out of sight wdthout a frequency. ' 7th raid en Pearl Harbor. ard first line tires or Grade Two provide transpor^tlon for. high trace of staggering. That is What R. A. F. bombera also attacked In this'hamlet, which describes it­ omon Islands as the battle for .will not get It." new tlraa. Applications thaffit ap­ self aa the "highest town tn Ms m s - WMhington, Aug. 17— (JP) ^ Kunze, under croM-examination (Continued oa Page lUglit) school students tn cases where unifonn does. Rommel’s lines of communicaUon control of vital baaea there, enter­ ' The RuHiana bad plenty of time M^ a defense witness at the eapion- proves are sent to the County A most ijjiiisual occurence took they do not live near a bus line. in the desert, successfully bomb­ chusetts." for "prompt and efficient ed Its 11th. day today. While Unit­ CongreM may be called upon to to destroy the oil InstaUatlona at 'Board in Hartford for a flbal de­ Fighters and Bombers acUon.” age conspiracy trial of the Rev. place Igst yiV’ednesday at one of The local board of education might Those BO celled "Victory Homes" ing motor convoys despite at- ed States Marines were believed set up an authority wl.th extensive Maikop and an official announce­ Kurt E. B. Molzahn," appeared Q ean m cision, but the Board has been in­ the local-restaurants. It was short­ poasHUr go soft to that extent, but being erected in Vernon by e Roar Over Channel tempto of Axis fighters to drive .to be extending bridgeheads al- power when it returns to work ment that oil auppliea had been amused at the acciuation made by Manchester formed that it must hold to a. we-doubt it. High school students them off, tbe bulletin Mid. ly after the dinner hour when a Manchester man are in great de­ London, Aug. 17— — R. A. F. Three Fliers Killed FMdy won in bard fighting In the next month after its Informal removed had "oU establishments Proeecutor ThomM J. Dodd, J r, 93 WEU.S STREET PHONE 7254 strict Interpretation of the regu­ poorly dressed man walked Into ought to be capable of walking to Land acUvlty waa Mid to have August vacation, informed sources Flashes! mand. One has been completed end fighters and bombera, fiylng at Solomons, actual developments in themaelves made completely un- and asaertad that while he "knew lations concerning alternate meins the eating house and looked school from any point in town with­ furnished end is now being oc­ been limited to night patrol clMh- As Bomber Crashes that theater were hidden by offi­ Mid today. useable" w m taken here to mean of no attack" he bad ‘‘reanoi to (Lata Bnlletiaa of the (JP) WIra) out tiring them too much for their such altitudes they could not be es, during which British troops of transportation.. around. His eye# suddenly fixed cupied by a man and wrife who seen through the haze, roared out Sweetwater, Tex., Aug. 17.—(/P) cial silence both here and in Establishment of a edmmisaion that' a typically thorough Job of fear" that there would be war be­ upon a piano which was on the day’s studies. came from one of Uie states to attacked ^ enemy positions and Washington. ^ to direct the flow Of workers into deatruction Jiad been performed. tween America and the Axis. This transportation question has over the channel today, presum­ harassed Vrorking parties in the -An Army Iwmblng plane crash­ Denies Aiding Germany floor of the dance room. Without the north. Another almost cold* ably to make another foray over ed and burned in a cotton field ten AlSril Bomban Bald Timor essential war tMks waa reported (The Germans claimed the capture The 36-year-old ex-B'uidiat In- a falter he strode to the piano, grown on the town to Bu—Aassri- and 5 Room Houses which he acclaimed the Solomon is­ needs. Of Such Operations. ever receiving, introducing the by enthusiastic musie lovers. De­ passing the softness on. to the or not this large amotmt of gaao- tition of India Plan. comparaUve freedom for the last Street in Califomix. lands offensive m "a revelation of on may have to ration meat, B o.r Other l'nsol\-ed Problems F. Hendrickson, ’ admtnlatrator s f spite the looks ba presented, it youths. Tire and gas ^Uonlng. lina la necessary to transport theoe the strength o t our ally, America. Other problems generally re- four workers to their Jobs. (Cetolawad ■■ Page* F ew ) Washington. Aug. 17—(PI—In- (Oonttmied oa Page Eight) Agricultural Marketing .kdmtnis- was evident that ha possessed a will put us all back on shank’s mare JBombay, India, Aug. IT.—(JTi— San Franciaco, Aug. IT;'— (JPi— “It haa been shown." he Mid, ganfed m likely to be unsolved remarkable talent. Hs was al before long and then perhape the n ie Moslem League Working Oom- T^ro Naval officers, ^ tirin g when "that man for man the Japanese when Congress gets down to work veaUgatiOB into the charge of tratioe, told retail meat dealer* It’s great to ba famous. This and a 6 and 7 Room sensitive about his art, and if at transportation to schooB question I mlttee met in secret today to de­ MiMM ^ I theirLiivir crvwcrewlem icH mpuapd brokenorvixcit blimp again included proposals for great­ Higgtna industries, Inc., New Or­ today. “We need soene system," any time someone remarked aloud ''win bs settled. morning a Hartford preae* re-1 '■•fSi'nnifXn l l d h a floated in from 'the ocean and de- Hendricksos Mid— perhape rattato ride whether It ahould open a I I (Cootlaoed on Page Four) er control over wages and prices, leans ahipbuilder, o f a "black about his gift he would stop play­ lease was received in this office, campaign to obtain, recognition by .1. A IB A llU litll iscended on o street tn suburban Bahr’s Trial ing, meatlsM days, a combination expansion of sj-nthetlc rubber pro­ market" in ateel hM developed no ing long enough to say, "Give Buabaa and weeds have grown about two days late for anjr naws | House in Stonehaven the British government and the Daly City, were hunted at sea off duction, poMible nation-wide ra­ of the two or something elSa to guy a chance,- will y a ?" out ovar tha eideWalks along aome value aa The Herald bad already Hindus of its demand for partition th^ Golden Gate today. Treasury Balance tioning of gasoline and fuel oils evidence of biaric market opera­ asoure. eqoilable distribution of The only payment which .be of the side atreets in town to such printed the story. BOt this la o f India into separate Hindu and During Wreck T h e blimp had been, on a routine and reorientation of war produc­ tions "M the terms ia commonly Opens Today wtait will be a short oopplT ®f would accept for Ms entertainment an axtent that the walka are near­ what we noticed: "Arrangements - Moslem states. anti-submarine patrol'flight- WMhington, Aug. 17— The tion to bring about the manufac­ understood in this country and meat." Estimating there sretSd be ly impaaeable. We were wondering were a few drinks which ware for the office space has been made Some are ready for occupancy and othera The committee also was to dis- Two life belts were missing from poeitipn of the TrcMury Aug. 14 ture of equipment such as cargo- England." the Compliance Branch \ a 1942-43 shortage of three MlUoa ' when we noted the condition on tbrou^ the klndneia of Brick W. the craft when it landed, but aU of pounds of meat in relation to th e. bought by admirers. It waa evi­ cuM its attitude toward the pres­ Another Is jCritically In* I Receipts, 819,597,696.30; expen cairjln g plane%. of the War Production Board re- i " orm P P Buffalo Resi­ dent that after several of these one street who. is responsible for Muldeen. clerk o f the Manchester . , ' 4he parachutea and the rubber life Congress v^lll be prknatily con­ quantity of meat civUlan consum­ are nearly completed. Drive dtywn this ent unrest arlatng from the All- ditures, 8202,339,918.27; net bal­ ported today. . he became a bit tipay, but still the cutting this growth beck from the Rations^ Board." Almost made | jured as Passenger raft were found in the gondola cerned in September with Senate dent Being Tried on ers wouM buy at oetling pcteini, walks. Property ownen are au India OongrcM party’s civil dis- where the two eflBcer-crewmen The branch, aum'marlatux find­ sweet Ihriodle# poured forth." Ex­ It "Muldoon." obcdlsncs campaign. ance, 88,831,337,006.41; customs ings of a hastily-ordered investi­ Hendrickson sold that "tha current poaed to keep enow from t week*end and look them over if you are ^ Hits freight Train. rode. ... Espionage Charge. cuse me. rm drunk,*? hs would say A. Non. An appeal to the British to receipts for month. $10,388,971.83. (OMttnaed oa Pag* Fear) . gation. said that Andrew J. Hig­ shortage of n e a t Is only a fore­ walks.! A n Umy responsible for Big Tenr* la Fabric runner of things to come and tha with sad eye,s. and es ons fellow cutting back bushes, trees, grass the market for not only a house but a home* make -peace srlth the All-India 'ihe blimp, Mgging in-the mid­ gins. head of tbe firm, "preaented put it. "Brotier, if I could'play - CoagreM party—and a Warning Adrian, Mlcb., Aug. IT. — no evidence that scarce noaterlal Newark. K. J.. Aug. 17— — sooner that Is realised the better." and the like so paaaenhy can use One trainman w m killed and an­ dle. with big tears \~isible in its The trial of Herbert Karl Fried-'; like that while drunk, Td stay the walks? '- ^ ■gainst such, a step—left tbs issue fabric and with its two motors hM been diverted from the war other critically injured'ioday when program, and all o f the deliveries rich Bshr on a charge of conspir­ Gm Bationlag Books Stolen pickled seven days a week.” ' In one area the tree growth la We have some houses for re^Ie as follows i over Indian independence appar­ idle, drifted in from the Pacific acy to commit espionage, opened BUI claimed to* be a friend of Wedding and Farewell ently aa far as ever from a aohi- a westbound Wabaah r^road pM' 9j000 Flags Weekly Made cited by Higgins were made pur­ Hartford, .\ug. 17—

—More so heavy that paasenby an fqpe- senger train struck a northbound yealsrdsy morning, five hours after today in U. S. District court be­ thaa 8,900 gsMliae ratioolag Carrie Jacobs Bond, who recently ed to step out into the street to tion today. It lisd taken,off on a flight. . suant to high-rated defense or- fore Judge William F. Smith. PaHiefi For Soldier* Nine I n jv o i A t Oal write New York Central freight train at hooka were etolra last alght from celebrated her -SOth birthday, the avoid the branches. After a rain­ a croaaing near Raisin Center, The craft wandered riong at tree dera.” ; The 29-year-oId former Buffa­ the Bridgeport War Price aad Ba- A Duplex on West CCnter St. Although nine peraons w eee in­ For Use by Navy Vessels May Ha\-e Violated BegulaHoas writer of "The End of a Perfaet storm anyone walking by would Our Specialty. eight miles northeast of Adrian. top height, left one of its depth lo (N. Y.'i resident, who is ac- tloolng Board, James F. Colemaa, Day." Over and over be played eae get a real drenching if he were not jured by poUce fire yesterday at charges on the Lakeside golf The inquiry did indicate, how- i| cused by the government of try- chairman; Informed the state OPA Flrat reporta were that noas of ever, that some ateel warehouses piece which be claimed waa writ­ awake to the condition. ___ Fnae n Handarlth ’Ts' n -Blaalt 2 Family Flat—Walker Su ' OalcutU, indU'a biggW city, the course when a bomb rack acraped ing to return to this country m 'office today. Cheater Bow lea, stata the more than 100 paaaengera on New York, Aug. 17—40—Betay ten by her,' but waa never publlah- T hen a n boom apots In towm country generally was pesMfuI the ground, and draw a crowd of • flags, including the U. 8. ensign. may hs”s yWat^ WPB quota |,py OPA director, promised to lavoko the Wabash train were Injured. Rom would have thrown up her ed. where a country lane wrould look A. PAGAMI A SONS after the week of violence tuoched hun^wds who followed it by auto­ Union Jack, international code regulations In addition to too 22 ' serious m he w m led into a crowd- fuO penalties when the thlevea are. 7 Room Single-Walker St. None of eight pssaengrr coachea hands in despair or at Isaat Kka a boulevard^ compared with TcL 5790 off bgr the Onsigreae' m an civil left the ralU. mobile and street car before it set­ ' flags and various pennants and penalized laat spring in other , ed courtroom by two guards with apprehended. He arged gMsSne As one rsada threugli 4 m tang the sidawalka in these partienlar diaob^nca movement under Mo­ tled to earth in nearby Daly City. dropped a coupled o< stltchea had flags of the United Nations. caaaa," the branch declared. , third marching behind him. dealers aad citizens to be on th*' Also p new 4-Room House on Walker St. The pasaenger train, en route she been asked to meet the NaVy'e lists of local residents racei-vtng places. For a stretch cr several handas K. Oandhl and the awi from Detroit to S t Louis, struck Daly City firemen, who were It’s mostly repeat orders on In addition, aome deUverie# of xa aelecUon began of the Jury watch for Ulegnily held heeks tugar for eaanlng, on* wondan hundred ymrda the aidaw alkaan nmMt of t|w leader and his Ueu- about tha mlddls of the IS-cac burning brash .in the hiUa, quit wartime flag requirementa. which the ncedle-aieldecs are steti to The Higgins Company ap- | which may retufn a vsirdict. car- TMevec gained acceis tn the not pasaable ca cne at the town’s And the probably would have a'orking. since every veMel'a eig- pearad to have been made Conserve and get along wMi what jom hare. Keep yonr ' just what thay ara caaalng. Twaa- lanriita. ht train which w m an route their fire and arrived in their fire a t , Tying the dMth penalty. Behr ftn- Bridgeport tondiag, by standing ty, thirty and. forty pounds are most promlnsat ride atmets. Fer« The apoksamen for racowellUtien sekaon. engine just m Um bag aettled swooned and never completed Old nal .flags wear out in about six prteaa higher than the Offic* : gcred a pencil and paper, but took en the roof at a enr ia a dsivewmy honse in repair. Insulate it to conserve fuel and provide not unuiual. So let's Iw k ovar tha hapa we can get an opinion from eraa Sir T>j Bahadar .fiapru, one n SSeca Thraogh Bax Oar gently to earth. It etroek one Glory had aomeena put. tn a hur­ a'eeks! Flags flown from heights Price AdmlnistraUea celllQg t o r : no notes. He Mt with counsel and and omaBhiag a second atary win- local situation.’ some of the town q y iorltlea. FOR SALE o f India’s moat prominent laeryers, The Wabaah locomotlva sliced house and two autos, but caused ry-up call for canvM eoSirion where they are constantly .whipped warehouse sales, and othera ap- appeared nervous. Th* jaunty (ton, Mr. Coleman anid. more home comfort. Convert your furnace hack to a coal There were no strawberries this who urged at Allahabad that Bri­ through a box car, spllntcra of little damage. mat*, gun boots, sea bags and by the wind tear themselves to peared to have been evaaioiis o f , manner and ready amile be dis- J m m • (I bam er. year. The market reportsd the Othen than loven aeek tha un- CLAPP’S THE JARVIS tain send a ParilamcnMry delega­ which were spread for aboiit 300 Osa Be Pat Back laie Sertlce stretchers that gu around corners. shreds in even leua tune than OPA regulations in order to obtain played on arraignment last month Xwa Hurt la Train Craah poorest crop In history and berry Ughted roads la and around Mnn- tion to India to dlseuM a aettle- feat along the right-of-way. One There w m considerable damage But because the U. 8. Navy and that. the premium price on ieae-than- were noticeably aboent. | Clearwatrr, Fla„ AUg. 17—<*V— prices were remarkably hlghr Any­ cheater Uieae ^ h U , aa can be tea- FAVORITE PEARS |‘ ment. coal car on the freight train w m to tbe fabric and gondola, but the fleets of Allied natlona must I The Navy "E " pennant atop.an carioad deliveries. the WPB Bahr, a citizen through hi* fS- \Twa persona w or aSghtty lajufail-. Loans may be obtained to do this work'. Seo i^s for lurtkfr body with' a alsaable field of tifiad by a p A y at three Man­ ’ ‘Bapni, who has aiervad before as overturned. navy maintenance men said the have flags to operate, 680 mod­ 11-story building in the yard must Branch reported. These poosible tber’s naturalimtion. went to his today when the Senbenrd’s SHen strhwberrias did not can them. chester men who wren driving For REALTY CO, u intarmadiary hetwesu the Brit­ ship oouM he put back Into acnrice. ern-day flagmakera and aailmak- be changed every 10 days. violatlocv ere now tender In'vcstl- native G^many m an exchange Ths pasaenger train’s locoindtlve information. ‘They sold them. along Taylor street one night this CHBBltn Had Eatiac ish and Qandhi, waa uiideratnodd tomad oa Ita aida, blockiny tbs Ona dapth charge atUl la the e n in the Brooklyn ^avy Yard Skined Mitmakera no kmgar gatiofi by OPA. atodent Ham Tesh. aa What alas la thara laft? Cor- weak. It sraa dark and a s ' the At Center Street Phone 4112 or 7275 to ba planntng to vtrit tbe Brltiab ikwit^ trick Una, and tha hadBage bomb rack under the gOBdoU o f­ ara turning out mUea of bunting hav* cans for minan topgaUaata, / OOmt PoasBil* lanwopetettea Arraatod Ahaqrd U n ir aongor'tala n ata? You cannot find oBOUgh in lights from ths'sutonM tos riionr rieefoy. Lord IJnlithgeer. car WM up-ended on top of ona of fered no hazard. laMmuch m it and caavM on a 24-hour-a-day but they make everything else Besidea ths possible'quota -viola­ Bahr w m arrested aboard the ahtits at Oearwater. A M o^ | town to fill too Jan. QoesabsnrianT aieng tha road thay fficitad up. a On the other ride nma Mohnm- tha oqal cara in tha freight train. would axplode oidy under arater at that’s canvM aboard a ship—In- tions by wnrehMisqs. further in­ diplomatic exchange liner Drott- Nona at aU. QuIncasT Rrobabty a Mark and whits animal It made Joe Novdli Farm med AU JInnah nrho threatewed J. A. Hendrick o f Pero. Ind., en­ considerable depth. Naval men Make 9.999 PIbcb Wec«riy eluding the flexible carrying de- vestigation nriil be made by WPB qingbolm, la th* pose of a refu­ tStoT on4 • Negih The Manchester Trust Company doasn trass. Blackbsrriaa? Nans BO athUBpt to nm, but turaad MooBtaiB Road Butt iwy peace aaeking ertU the gineer a t the Wabarii trahi, w m aald. The'depth charge left on the Tim ' aeediea o t woaaea em­ rices known in the Navy m "the of tiro other poceib(e Improprio- gee, at Jersey City July 9. The ia- tHtai a an' * * ■ in toam nnd tha farmers tail us around.faring tha owcwailng aato- Mmber Fcderml Depeelt Im . Gtastoatarr ployes stitch en 13.900 yards of atretehera' that go around cof- they were mighty scarce this year. mohilae. Hie driver caaaa to a au^ (OchIMtod en Page g a m p Aagrwaj thay fta moMly used tee ») (< material each a-eek to maks 9,000 nera." . % MAMJHES'mK EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MUNUAT, AUGUST 17,194* IPAGE THREE MA^CTlEan^EK EVEMNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. M UAUAi, A C G t& l 17, 1»4» P A G E T W (> the south and next to Connecticut, ly in short supply, but claimed the Farmers Study it being the concensus of opir 'on street, two; Albert E. Esgleson, Skunk Caugrht in Jam shortage was caused by faulty that their omission will have very Karl E. Taylor, 407 Summit street, Local SoldieC At Local Residence Parking Fi^es distribilUoD of the steel ingot Engagements Soldiers’ Kits little effect on the crop. Organic Only 13 New three; Claude D. McKee, 26 Fin­ sources of nitrogen are more available and by failure to uae News From Manchester’s Neighbors Nitrogen Lack lay street, two; Richard Lippln- At two o’clock, or there­ iating plate-making tmeiUUu. abundant than ever, but at the Tires Granted cott, 85 Hollister street, three; Now a Captoin abouts, Saturday morning the $ 1 ,0 9 4 in Y(fear Ti^ere 1* no shortage of ateeHtaelf, Day-Dwire Badly Needed moment are considered too bulky Frank M. Terry, 84 Avondale road, telephone bell at the police sta­ he asserted, citing the full ware- Mrs. Stuart H. Carlaon,. of 637 Cooperate 'with Fertiliz* and too expensive for use in fer­ four; Walter Wojnarowics, 11 Gol- tion jangled: hobaes. South Main atreet, annoimcea the tilizer formulas intended for aver­ way, two; Jamea L. Young, 1000 •’Police station,” said the of­ take charge of the aervice Aug. age farm, garden or orchard use. Lieut. Yanishewaky Pro­ Town Court Clerk Sub­ tfuota’ For W^^houae* i engagement of her sister. Miss Campaign Here Has Not 30 and Rev. Leon H. Auetln, p u - er Manufacturers ^ in Also Four New I'ttJjes West Middle turnpike, two; Rob- ficer on- duty. WPB regulations set a quota for Lucia L. Dwlre to David E. Day Rockville Bolton Tolland Stafford Springs A few such mixtures will probably Hultman, 71 pbestnut moted; Commands An­ ■'Please send a policeman mits His Report; De­ Yet Reached the Half tor emeritus will preach SepL 6. be on the market, and these will every steel rehouse ■ and pro- |iOf Idaho. The marriage will take The Mothers’ club will meet Ml*. Joka B. Steele John O. Netto Meeting the Shortage.' luued; List of over to fny house immediate­ hibit any. wafShouse from accu'rou place at an early date. Lewis H. Chapman M rs Clyde Marshall be the only complete fertilizers ti-Tank Company. tails o f Accounts. Way Figure. Wednesday evening, 8 p. m., at 1178-2.* Reekvllle 472. Stafford ‘ ai^Uable, for lawns, flowers and "R., A. Johnson; 18 Henderson ly.” said an excited voice. Iating steel in ex'cwea of this quota. 96, BockvlUe Phone 4052 New Haven, Aujg. 17—Connecti­ Getting Retreads. road,''^tw’0; Joseph Monseglio, 80 •’What's wrong?” asked the .. ^ the home of the president and ornamental plantings. Nitrogenous ‘•If^lia Higgins charges, the Mrs. Wilfred Hill. cut farmers, already coping with School street, four; William A. I t . was announced today that officer. The total money received by warehouses of the Country are The American Red Crew^recent- Watchers at the Listening Post, Mrs. Mabri Morganeon and Mrs. Five candidates have asked to organics can be purchased alone In Ortm^atM for four new tire* Mr. and Mrs. Richard Storrs.of shortages of labor, tires and Maxell, 176 South Main street, i First Lieutenant Terr>' Yanishew- "Weil, there Is a skunk In Clerk Aldo Pagani cf the Man­ bulging with steel of all typfu and Ask Stop Signs ly requested all -Chapters to maka Bolton Center, during the week­ Eklith Costello of Rockville, were be examined-for the poetmaster- unlimited quantities, and these add four tubes were issued by the three; Richard WilUam Johnson, my house that has caught his supply of kits to b e ’ issued to sol­ Knife Is Used Rocky 'Hill are .the proud parents guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. gasoline and spray materials, material-s (cottonseed meal, castor sky has been appointed _to the chester Town Court for parking' sizes, thiu steel may have bren. re­ end Includes: 9-11, Olive Swanson, of a baby girl born August 14 at ship of the Stafford Springs of­ local rationing board last week to 35 Sunset street, three; Othmar H. head in a marmalade Jar and ceived by the Warehouses in viOr diers at porta of embarkation Eleanor Hutchinson; 11-1, An­ Steele, Friday afternoon. soon find it necessary ' to adjust pomace, fish scrap, tankage, ac- ^ Tyrrell. 58 Middle turnpike, east, rank of Caotain, and is in com­ I’m afraid to go nepr him. violations' during the past year-.'or when are going overseas. the Hartford hospitad. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Steele Shaw of fice, the Civil Service commUsion tivated sewage sludge, etc. I will Are You Still the WUliam O. Glenney Company mand of a new anU-tank company turned over to him by Thomaa Dan- lation of the quota reatrictions," At Two Corners thony Maneggla, Henry Massey; Storrs was formerly Miss Flora their programs to a reduced sup­ two; Steven It. Oaella, 31 Home­ Hurry’ pleaae.” the Compliance Branch said. Sineg.. that time,’ the Manchester In Fist Fight 1-3, Thomas D*iy. Renato Coc- Springfield and Wales, Mass., la reported, after ^celpt of applica­ be available to the home owner and the same to John E. Coyle of in Camp Atterbmy, Indiana. naher, former clerk of thb court, Remln. Both young people ply of nitrogenous fertilizers, ac­ and landscape gardener. stead street, three: John D. Am­ "Well,’’ said the officer, "I "An acalyals of the reporta com­ (^ p ter has been working steadily conl; 3-6, Burton Tuttle, Edward a guest of Tolland relatives. tions had closed.’ Although 12 per­ Courting ,61 Dudley street, a carpenter and brose, Middletumpike, east, four; ■ Captain Yanishewsky Jeft town how In the. Marines, ,.A^aa 31,094. bn these kits in an effort to com­ grow up in Coventry. Dr. Lunt foresees no necessity auperlntmdent In a defense fac­ think that you better call the piled as a reault of a recent com­ Dedossqr; 5-7, Ekirlco Piano, Law­ The church supper Friday night sons including two women applied cording to Dr. H. A. Lunt, Acting Michael A. Busky, 12^4 Main as a second lieutenant in Company dog warden, that’s hardly in Clerk Pagani complrted his report Petitidn Being Circujat* plete as many as possible for the Miss EMna Giesecke left Satur­ for rationliif, fertilizer to individ­ tory. Timothy P, HoUqran was Saturday closing -the books q t the pliance survey of steel warehbuses Rockville Slasher Is rence Flano; ■ 7-9, Mario Morra, at the Federated church was well to r application only five filed for Head of the Soils Department of street, two; Harry J. Tomn, 313 K>. former iocfH National Guard our line.” men in . day to spend her vacation with ual.*, as in gasoline, provided deal­ Your W ife? given two tires and two ’tubes, he court for the y « i . will disclose whether' or not such efl Seeks Them at Ce­ Aldo Peace. attended with many from out of exan|tnation. They are Albe^ F. the Connecticut Agricultural E x- Birch Mountain road, one; Cpm'el- unib..^lost of his career as a sol­ The excited citizen called Up to date,, a total of $192 ha* Held While Victim Is relatives, in Bridgeport. town. Ninety people were present ers and farmers alike do their part being an undertaker and the -town dier pVtof to his-commission was Followlng'la a detailed report of violations have occurred.' A fur­ been contributed by local resi­ Need More’ VoIunteers Ricci of Grant avenue, Claude perlment Station at New HaVen. lua C. SUger. 224 Porter,’ three the dog warden and made the ther check will be made on the dar Street l!! lers. Miss Anna. Giesecke spent the to enjoy the supper and sociaL to make the available supply go as- of Manchester, for the police de­ Tubes were Issued to Claude t>. the **nW 'Howitzer Company the court-receipts: Civil case fees, dents. ' It takes the sum of one- In Hospital. Mra Keeney Hutchinson, chief week with friends In Hartford. Mayer' of High street, Joseph L. The greatly expand^ use of inor­ far as possible in the very impor­ partment. was given three tires same request.' « 3797.25; fines and costa collected, particular warehouses, cited by Rents and rooms are- much Dion o t Brandon Heights, Ray­ ganic nitrogen in exploalvea and MoKee, two; James L. Young, two; ^ d the’antHtajik company. ”0. K'.',” said the dog warden, dollar to fill a kit with the arti­ air observer for Bolton, jsaues an Miss CaUierine McBriety and sought for In Tolland village, but tant task of producing food for the Seuf i t uHtk flowefU and one tub*. Special Training 39.566.95; bond fortelted, 350; re­ Higgins." Resident* in the vicinity'of High cles )>rescribed by the War De­ Rockville. Aug; 17.— (Special)— mond C. Barrows o f . Prospect the shipping difflcultiea involved Richard W. Johnson, t>vo; Michael ’’but,it will cost you two bucke S(3me evidence that steel mills appeal for volunteers tor watch­ Miss Cnara Visny entertained with no success, there is nothing Nation.' Those issued tires and tubes for A. Busky, one. ■ He was detailed to attend a ceived from County Jail and higher and Cedar; street* and Walnut and partment as ’’necessary to a sol­ Wtlllam Panteko, 46, of 54 Spring ing at the Listening Post,. Bolton Miss Myrtle Torel o f Torrtngton, street and Melvin C. Cummings in Ita importation from Chile are Orade n were Alvin A. Robinson if I—" the line ’went dead. courts, 3199.02; parking violations, favored'-wnrehousea in steel ship­ available as yet. ' UCCONVILLE Leslie G. Apdrew of 120 Park snccial school at Fort Benning. Cedar street* are signing a peti­ dier.” More money Is needed by>' Center. Mrs. Hutchinson has tried Miss Ada Carlson of Woodatoclgi of Grant avenue. Mr. Ricci is serv­ expected to create a shortage this The first comrtiorcihl air line, in or 1429 Oakland street, two tires; $1,094; money confiscated, $39.40; ments wa4'hncovere4 in the recen;. street. Is being held under a $500 The TOliand Grange sponsored a fad and next year of 20 to 40 per­ l Y I ------FLORISTS street,' was issued certificates for Geortia. .this past' summer, and tion asking for the Installation of the local Chapters to complete to arrange a sch^ule so that no Miss Constance Smith of Water- ing as acting postmaster. Mr. Ci.ina Ivas establi.shed In 1929. CRtlNHOUSlS U HumtKHS Walter B. Palmer, 3 Tanner street, upon its successful completion, frozen accounts, (dividend), $71.0<; investigation by the CbmpliqnCe. their quota, and citizens arJ urged bond on a charge of aggravated public setback party in the Cummings is chairman of the local cent of nitrogen normally used on two tire a ^ d one tube of the obso­ Branch which resulted in pehsent automobile atop signs at those in­ one person will be asked to watch bury and Miss Peg Downing of operating between Shanghai and PHONt 1941-101 WOCDM'Dcl ■ two Ures and two tubes: Edward lete tyjie. was sent to the Indiana camp, total $11,817.66. to cooperate by aending a dollar assault and John Orlowakl, 54, of Grange rooms Friday night with ration board and clerk of the crops. » Nanking. Disbursements of^ the court decrees against twb-qf - coun­ tersections. The petition is being more than once a month. In. the Manchester for the week-end. U Babola, 190 Maple street, two where h^ was assigned to an anti .Toughen Men bill to Red Cross headquarters, 60 Spring street, is at th* Rock­ months when there are only four Miss Torel and Miss Carlaon are Tony Knybel and Robert West as Borough' court. The examination Evidence of the coming nitrogen Ursa and Thomas 8. Wilkie, 94 Ox­ were; Motor 'Vehicle department, try’s largest steel,'Nmmpaniea, circulated by John Laking; of 78 committee. Seventeen tables were tank company in the 329th Jnfan 933 Main street. ville City hospital as the result of Thursdays and four Sundays this both nurses at the. HarUord hos­ will be held at Stafford High ahortage, and ways -which New ford street, four tire* and four try of the 83rd Division, the iimt $3,324.53; Town > of ' Manchester, Jones and Laughlln,' and Cafnegte- High atreet, who reports that In play and card players were school With William J. Labreche England fertUtzer manufacturers Dlinois. \ there have been several bad auto­ Ara Being Made Here an argument late Saturday night. requires 80 -watchers. When five pital. tubes. AU are defense workers. which he now commands. For War Task $8,493.13. The kits are being, made by the from out of state, and out of town. of the local Post Office clerical and farmers may adjust their pro­ Retread Truck .Ttica Joint Outing The case record for the year mobile accidents at these corners. Sundays occur in a month as in The 4H town committee voted In a letter received here, Camp j ^ ______Red Cross Production heailquar- According to the police court, August 92 watchers are ne’eded. to bold a 4H Fair Afiguat 27 at Refreshments were enjoyed follow­ staff, supervising. Eklward Dupre, grams to meet the emergency, Itatresd truck tlrea'krere issued was: CivU pending at beginning of At noon today Mr. Laking had ing the playing. Atterbury is a new post, and it is ters on 'Hartford Road under the Anthony Zbyk of Spring street, Mrs. Hutchinson reports that the Church Community House. local Civil Service secretary is were brought out at the Fertilizer to Andrew Anaakh, 123 West Cen­ period, 114; returned during period, secured 44 signers smking for the Mr. and Mrs. Waldo O lck it and Great Success not yet completed. A Ikrge num- S o lc l ic r S T a k i h g TPhree Saved supervision of Miss Betty' Olm- v.-a* walking along Spring street there are several families in town Gilbert Storrs, chairman of the on a vacation and . Mr. L,abreche Grade Conference in Boston on a n n p a l a u g u s t ter simet, msiaOn contractor; Paul 214; disposed of during period, atop signs and he Intended to and met Panicko. They stopped to Mrs. John Hlckton of Rockville will act in his place, ’the ekact July 28-29. This Conference was uPlTttS ANNUAI- ber of recruit* are expected to be ® leave the petition at the Munici­ Btead. It has been reiiuested that in which every member watches town committee is general chair­ SQIicaa.. 4 ^srsl contractor, S3 aent there to flll up the camp ini 2 5 M U c H i k e s ; A l l I n - 104; pending on June 30, 1942, 2Z persons wishing to fill a kit send talk in front of the Orlowskl prop­ were guests Friday of Mrs. Lucy date has not yet been set by the one of five called by .the National ttudigB 'street, two tires and two 'criminal pending at beginnipg''^si pal building this afternoon. At and ^ e s e families have farms and man. ‘ 4H County Club leader the near future. " After Crash the money instead of purchasing erty' Orlowski told them to go work in defense factories. How­ Usher .and attended the Cradle Civil Service commission, but ac­ Fertilizer Association at the tfltiS; Charles D. Whiteber, coal About from Two period, three cases; instiUtted dur­ noqn Saturday there was a crash elsewhere for their talk and Pa­ Mr. Trash wi» assist with sports Roll Mothers’ supper in the social eluded in Training., there and two weeks previously the articles’ themselves. The Red ever there are many families that cording to the ruling, the exami­ USDA, WPB and OPA. On the ''daalsr, two tires and John Calve, i. ing period. 573 cases: tptm disposi­ nicko allegedly called Orlowskl a to be held In the afternoon. . rooms of the Federated church. Congregations Go to there was a serious crash there. Cross can purchase these arti­ do not contribute a single watcher 'Mrs. Joseph McBriety will plan nation must be held within 15 first day, state agronomists, con­ 996 Middle turnpike, east, defense tions, 576; parking vlolationa. cles at wholesale prices, and bg vile name. This same argument dsys after the closing date of the trol officials and tederal represen­ Troops of the 43rd Dlvisi 1,094. May Survive and it is these families to which the refreshments to 1^ sold on David West of IlUnols Is a guest worker, four tire*. Hebroii on an Outing. Seeking Place this method, more soldiers wiU was repeated later and therf Or- this appeal i's made. Week-end of his sister, Mrs. John McOomb filing of the application by those tatives made a list of fertilizer Passenger Retread* which includes Manchester -7^ the grounds. S A L B o t ^ receive the benefit of th* money lowskl walked out to the sidewalk and family. who Intend to take the test. grades considered necessary tor The following were Issued re­ are this week approachlng//the (Continued from Page One) watches are two hours long and Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson la In Light Nazi Patrol contributed. toward the two men. A struggle those on Thursday three hours. Mrs. Edna Crandall Ruble* and Howard Horaman. son of Mr. each atate in- the region. The fol­ tread peseenger tires: Raymond j. About 60 members of St. Mary's Unit Those who have contributed ov­ ensued, and when lOrlowskl got up charge of the evening’s enter Young People’s Fellowship and j Oh GOP Ticket clin.atic phase of the mspkuver- Those willing to watch are asked two children of Virginia are guests and Mra. Fred Horsman of Staf- lowing day the group met with Lsioas, 5 West street, two; Thomas Long Beach, Calif., listed as oc­ er the week-end are Mrs. William hi* clothes were eqycred with talnment, following which Miss fordxHollow, honor graduate of representatives of the fertilizer the Luther League of Emanuel condltioning program, ^pularly cupants of the plane: Boat Sunk, Three to call Mrs. Hutchinson, E.ither Koehler and Miss Mary of Tolland relatives. Kelth’.s Complete Rug Department Ooaraii, Jr., 14 Hudson street, knowm a ethe "25-niile hike.” Ready to Go Eccles, 342 Center Street, $3.00; blood. Supernumerary Patrolman .Wednesday, Aug. 19th. at. 8 p.m. S taffed High schcKil last June trade and presented the list for three; Harold T. HsU, 278 X^ydsll church went to the farm of Rev. Lieut. John W. McMahan, 31, of Mr*. Allen Wilson. 27 Griswold Orange News Bowen will arrange for square Is eelebraled for FAMOUS MAKE J. 8. Neill in Hebron yesterday for A survey made this week ahbtv- Earl Beebe was called and gave Fifteen members and two visi­ an important meeting of the was awarded the $110 Sears Roe­ adoption. The final list approved Westport Woman to Be^ Newport, Term. Others Damaged street, $1.00; and Mr. and Mrs: the man first aid. He was lajer dances. buck Agriculture Foundation in ^ s to n is now in the bands, of \ f RUGS — at lower prices made pos­ their annual Sunday outing. ed that moat of the troops^ are in Into Action tors from Konomic Grange at­ Miss Anna Giesecke was chosen church school officers and teachers sible by low overhead. NOW, gin Campaign for the the intensive sUgee .pf the pro- Co-Pilot Staff Sergt Carl R. Robert McIntosh„ 2$ .. Harvard treated by Dr. R C. Ferguson and will be held at the parsonage. The scholanriiip for'w^reshman at Uie the OP.6- and wlU soon be released TTie party left St. Mary's church Bosse, 22, Goahen, Ind. Road, $2.00. tended the meeting held Friday clerk and puhlklty committee ' Ketth’s offers you once a year Personal Notices at 9 o’clock and arrived at the grirn. Some of th ^ are eSready taken to the Rockville City hos­ evening in the Community Halil Federated church school curricu­ University of C

— plication of the administrator of utlve Installmaata If a 88« alleged ” Uack market” operations, Steve KroU o f 367 Parker street, About 2,000 Indiana, aoeeUng un­ th* eatats of tha Uto Albert O. loan la tha bast aolutten Soitd tor Froo Baafc—contafas *{ stlsnnJ ^ (CeaUadeS trMs Pag* Oas) they all agreed that the term charged with breach of th* peace der 0 >mmunist auspices, demand- Pfau of this city, who dealrea per­ to your pcoMsm, com* ki Iating Ideas for the hease—fully llhittrated. "black market” had been used at the booM of his father-in-Uw ed today the rri**** of Mohandas mission to sell real astate pword BINGO or phone m today. UfiEY SIAPED MESSIM TULE TOK kilted Instantly; Hsibert Altman, "Ul'.advlaedly,” the report aaid. Satunlay. night at 11 o’clock, was K. O a n ^ and other AU-Indla by tbs deceased. ht Plato Glass ot, Msrrar THE W. GLENNEY CO* RETAIL SALESROOM also of Peru, fireman, euflered crit­ Andrew Higgins, Sr., repeatsd found guilty and paid $10 and Oongreas iMdera but asserted that ical bums and taken to Btxby in aubetanc* m statement prevl- costs. After s drinking bout KroU they did not support Gandhi's ci- Tonight at 8 OXlock Protart S ttt Fmrmitssrt Prom Prrlmtma Staioi -t'ual. Lumber, Masana’ WuppHes, The Dewey- hospital Iq, Adrian. ouely riven The New Orleans cam* bom* and started an argu­ vU disobedUncs policy. Ordered to Active Daty Utidonai Eahamtt tba Appaaramta of Old Formlort The croeslng where the p*s**a- Timsa-Plcayuae, a* follows: ment eritb his relative and an of- FINANCE CO! 366 No. .Mata Bt. TeL 4146 MANCHESTER ger train struck th* movlag freight T wouldn’t actually say tbsre is fiCGT WMM in. New York. Aug. 17.— Her­ Opoo Weteaaday AftesMea -p- Cleaefi Bateriay At 1 P. M. bert Agar, •dltof'^m-leav* from ORANGE ^HALL Richman Co. trRin. ifl is op#n country nbout such a thing as a talack markst Beortdge ButhsrUad o t Hart­ Women volunteers have made EDW: G. ROBINSON Proceeds Now Divided Evcaly Between British War E74ELEBS STATIONEBS half a mOa from Ralsiii Csoter. and by tha^ term for it ia ford, accuned of leekleas driving BM.000 aztlclee tor men in Aaaer- the Louisville. K^„ Oourler-Jour- Relief and the Variona Scrvke Fonda of the Nation’s KNITTING MUXS « O P n O A K B was proteetod by'anteaaatle slee- usnaL There la lUanL in eoanection with an aed lea’s anned totoea. Largeat aaL and prerident of Freedom O. K. Byew*, METCALFE GLASS CO. 1 ijfsa^qttastasi VOR iUUPINC AHD BOMI ElUOWiHIt | trie MgoaiM. ** tortmiosUy or otherwise, ia tha wtddi occurred ca Bast O ntar is 317,290 knitted raeatera. Socks, LARCENY Houee, has been ordered to report Armed Forces. Mgr. Pending an InveeUgatiaw, then street St Manchester Oraea BuD' mulZlen, balmeta, aea boots, tor active duty aa a Lteutent Cbm- 2$7 FARE ST. u 111’A ClNTfR ST. t e l setkag ep(BuB a t Tt Mnt N*. rSR GREEN . $304 M Me atarv's Oo* ahev was no otBelal expUnatioa ofi the vaguely a *hiack market.’ ” day at S:20 ajn. bad Us ease con- beanies, watch eapm, cap muSlan. mander la the United Statek Naval AdMifHion 25 Cents T*l. T-S2TS— T*l. SI9$— M*n«l»«stef Open ETMiings Uatil 9 O’Goek ‘'M m YOUR NAVY*» aeeident. Ulgrins told th* taveatlgatom, tlBued oatU next Monday as aev- scarfs mittens gloves wristleU Reserve. JOHNS-MANVILLE Th* Wabash roadbed torn they said, that MUp platM were ertt paci»e in the car lavUved a n and nUtta are among artldee •ay r . 8. US for 466 to 600 tort. i not avaiiabtf, and were hoaMUBfijl. ■uppod h r ta* •m T • I • PAGE POUS MA>CnE5TE^ EVEJ«T

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1941 PAGE FlVa Curbs May Be Manchester Nolan to Btimbers Raid \ Addressed to Adolf About Town Seeks Sister, Date Book Asked On Use State ^ la rd s Axis Shipping; . Mrs. Tennysori Anthony and Long Missing Station Farm The Gay Sisters** Coining to State Heavy Rain Ttteaday, August 18 two children, Adrian and Priscilla, Convicts Eager to Join Iliansi g in H eat M akes Meeting of Exchange Club, of Kennetcook, Nova Scotia, are V_/< - Of Manpower Hotel Sheridan, 6:30. Selected by Governor Hit Lighters visiting Mrs. Anthony’s parents, Man in Wyoming Bids Visitors If mxyyfi Fills Cellars Meeting of tbe Democratic Mr. and Mrs. James T. Wilson, of Army as Suicide Squad HurW to Succeed Col. Vernon Center. quests Assistani^ of More Perfect Lenses (OMttBiMd fran p »c« One) Town Committee, Municipal build, (Continued from Page One) ' - 8 o'clock. Ernest L. Averill. leg of the voyage to that Island Mr. and.Mrs. A. W. Johnston, of The Herald!s^eaders. McAIeater, Okla.f Aug. u d Field Day Cancelled .New Haven Area Hit by • <|i80S** ^ Oie record-breaking tax Thursday, August 30 tne real thing at fits paces. jn some different tempersXxtre thsft Zoning Board of Appeals, Mu­ base with vital new supplies. 23 Riverside Drive, Manchester (Wide World)—They're chicken Lfiiiriviiir III ic iii| fc 'r d classical annealing one might JJn which paued the House in ! Hartford. Aug. 17.—(lO—Brig The convict commander was a But Evei^one Is. .Wel­ Suinmer*8 Most Vio­ nicipal Buildings, 8 o'clock. In week-end forays, the British Green, have been spending a few The whqrehbouU of Catherine thievea and murderers, but War­ July, but there have been mdict- days In New York City. They were lieutenant in the last World war lure Speeds Up Mak- K'vc better results. With the aM !tions it might be asked at the Sunday, .August 38 , Gen. Joseph P. Nolan, Hartford, hammered at the Axis' supply Schilling," address unknown, ia be­ den Fred Hunt calls them com­ come at Any Timie. lent Eruption. . ■ * , of thimble furnaces and micro- bridge across the Mediterranean. registered at the Barbizon Plaza. and won the Dlatlngulshad Serv­ uume time to consider the man- ' Annual Outing, Manchester Im­ I was appointed chief of staff of the ing Sought by Moss M. Schilling. mandos in the making. ice Cross, the Croix De Guerre, i n g (xIaSS Eyes* f o r scopes he measured the rate of provement Association, Osano's ' Connecticut State Guard to suc- Besides pounding at the' porta of New Haven, Aug. 17—The an­ ' J A • expansion of glass rods at varinua ■power proposal. Tobruk, Matruh and Salum, the A Sixteenth service star orrington, Wyoming, according They’re the 204 convict mem­ and the American Victory medal New Haven, Aug. 17—(A1— Bail­ 4 14 There hjas been much discussion cotUge.. I ceed Col. Ernest L Averill by Gov- with three battle stara . He U nual Field Day of the New Haven ing out cellars waa a common oc­ Army, Navy, Air Corps temperatures, all less than the Monday, August 34 error Hurley today. British said, their planes hit an been added to the Mui Muniei|>al to a letter reaching The Herald to­ bers of the millitary training com­ both in and out ot Congress ot the I pany of the Oklahoma state peni­ serving three years for forgery. cupation in the New Haven area ------melting point. Meeting, Dilworth-Comell Post, Col. Averill. resigned--egecUve Axis ship and some lighters. The building service fiag In hohor of day. Experiment Station haa been can­ At one temperature the e i^ n d - nernssit" of government direc­ tentiary. His two lieutenants were non- today following the summer's Ry Howard W. BUkesIm- tion over the work done by American Legion. Legion Home. Aug. 15 to devote, his full time to Australiaqsr who attacked the Bruno Fracchia, formerly employ­ In bis letter Mr. Schilling gives celled, but visitors to the Station's ing glass behaved in a pe'rallar lighte^'-in light bombers, now ed in the Water dep^m ent. Some of them - are lifers. In coms in tbe Marines. most violent eruption of the elem­ Wide World Science Editor civUians as well as those in the Standard First Aid Class opens ; the directorship of the Selective tbe probable places bis sister has "We asked for volunteers ..and farm at Mount Carmel this slim­ ents. • Southbridge, Mass., Aug. 17.—A manner. The temperature and the Service system in the state. Gen- clainr'17 as sunk in recent opera- fact, it waa tbe lifers who brought mer will find plenty of experi­ peculiarities are secrets. armed forces, but Senate Demo- Lincoln school; 7:30. i tidhs in addition to two more pro­ been during the past nineteen about organization ot the Com­ told them they would get,n6tblng A aeries of thunderstorms bom­ small change In the temperature eratle Leader Barkley (Ky.) said Last day to file applications I eral Nolanr will begin his new du- Mrs. El^'Cushm an of the town years. Tbe* information u vague, ments in progress. Evarj day sees bably destroyed yesterday. clerk's pffice Is dii her annual two pany. The lifers banded together to but a lot of hard w oijtr the con­ barded the area yesterday after­ at which gla.ss 'has been cooked for : Almost Perfect Optical Glass he had received no word -as to for town primary. ^ ' ties Immediately. giving such places aa Broad Brook, members of the Entomology, Plant noon and last night, bringing an' weeks'' vacation. I'orm Figliters, Inc. (for incarcerat­ vict commander eapli^ed. "We breediiig, and Plant Pathology de­ centuries has tremendously speed­ But at .that temperature anneal­ t whether legislatibn would be , re- Thursday, August 37 Retired from the Conneotlcxit SUtlon 58 East Windsor Hill, inch anu a quarter of rain. One ed up the making of glaSa eyea for ing produces almost peWeet opti­ National Guard in 1340. with the ed) and petition President Roose­ told them thepodntiy was at war, partments busy in their "field .fueste^ Democratic Caucus to name Claims Germans Down Springfield, Mass., Windsor Locks, velt for duty as a suicide sauad. .and that tfte y might be needed. inch of .rain fell in 20 minutes dur­ Army, Navy and Air Corps. cal glass. All the glass bends President Roosevelt said some rank of brigadier general. General Mr. and Mra Samuel J. Turk- laboratory”.' 'They are always delegates to four conventions. East Hartford and the last time in Nothing came of that slnd tbe "It ^ h o picnic. Elvery one ef ing 'ihe first and heaviest storm T^e Innovation makes pci^ect light at the same angle with far ago that he might have some­ .\ugwt 81 to September 7 14 British Aircraft Ington entertained the staff of the Manchester. He states the last ready to discuss the experiments wnlch began shortly after 4 p. m. town clerk's office Sunday at movement grew into the present them-nsa sweated off pounds. And with visitors and answer ques­ glass more than 9.5 per cent of the less deviation than ever known be­ thing to say to congress on tbe Knights of Columbus Carnival. Rome (From Italian Broad­ tidings came when she was mar­ Overtaxed sowers and catch fore. 4 casts), Aug. 17— i3*i—The' Italian Beach Park, ainton, where the training company. The convicts o f the whole bunch, we have had tions. time in place of a M per cent rec­ queatlon of sUbllizing wsgec and Tuesday, September 8 ried to a man b|y the name of hope they may be taken as a unit only four wash out and t u * basins quickly overflowed and ord for making range finders, This is an immense advantagn prices and atudies of this question high command reported today Turkiriglona are vacationing. "Woodzerlckl,” first name un- Spraylnk Tests soon basements were flooded and Town Primaries, L,egion Hall. into the Army. sissy.” After phsaiilg the red bams at binoculars, pri.lms, periscopes, tele­ in the mass grinding required tn li were reported to be going ahesd. .Friday, September 11 that German fighter planes had kiwwn to the writer of the latter. curbstones were awash in many produce the eyes for the Army and shot down 14 British aircraft in - - The Degtxe of Pocahontas, Sun­ 01.flcialM Favor Idea Shows Results of Training the entrance of the farm, one of scopes, aircraft gunsights, naviga­ laflationanr Controls Affective Meeting of Board of Control, Nothing Known Here At a recent demonstration at­ sections of the area. Oiildren pol­ tion instruments—in fact the en- the Navy. Virtually all the eyes fteixe dogfights over the Egyptian set COunoil, will meet tonight at Wau-denrHunt and t^v. Leon C. the first things the visitor spots Bapresslng the opinion that In- Chamber of Commerce. Manches­ A Herald reporter searched the tended by tbe governor, state offi­ this season ia a revolutionary type ed a rowboat in Button street and ’tlre range of glas.s known aa pre­ are good, the first time, and ^ r - front and declared Axis land 8 o'clock in-Tinker hall. It la to (Red) Phillips faVor the. idea. water lapped the store fronts at thermore they, are more accurat* . Satlonaiy controls had proved ter Country Club. forces had captured a number of take action on w ar. measures and marriage records at the Town cials and representatives from the of plot for spraying experiments. cision lenses. fairly effective thus far, Barkley Standard First Aid CTass opens Clerk’s office here today but fail­ "I'd turn every one of these boys recrliitlng offices of ,the Army, the Church and Chapel street In­ The changes also removes diffi­ than the eyes previously available. British prisoners in an intensifi­ a full attendance ia hfged. loose with a parole If be could get Spiral, plantings are not recom­ told reporters he saw no present S t Mary's Hall, 7:30. ed to find anyone by either name Navy and Marines, the company mended aa general farm practice, George Brent and Barbara 8 tanwyck In' "The Gay Sisters,' tersection. culties in some eyeglasse.i, such as cation of patrol activity. into the war," tbe governor said. Thousands of beach goers made r t r r r for seeking legislation Saturday, September It The Italians acknowledged Brit­ i">(4i-| Albert Vlncc, who wehtxout with getting married here.. A further showed the results of its first 12 explains Dr. J. O. Horsfall, head playing at the State Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the trouble of keeping the line of In one of the large airptane .■pmg this line. He emphasized, Installation meeting. Soroptl- investigation at the T ax Collec­ "These boya would make as good weeks of training. of the Plant Pathology Depart­ a picture reavealing the love att airs of three beautiful women. a simultaneous dash for home illvlsion Invisible between the two m.-uiufacturing pianta plane ports ish air attacks on their North A f­ U. S, Army Air Force crews write messages to Hitler on giant K Company and who is located at ■' soldiers as any group anywhere." when the first storm broke and Jiewerer, that he was not foreclose mlst Club, Manchester Country rican supply bases of Matruh and Camp Shelby, Miaa., is home on a tor’s office. Earlier in the day a The Negroes especially like the ment, but they are working out halves of bifocals. * and the tools with-: which they ore lag the possibility of future ac- aub. aerial - bombs just before they are loaded into bombers "somewhere request for any information oh "They know each other and obstacle course. ‘ f very well in fungtlcide trials on soon traffic waa Jammed on every worked are painted the same col­ Tobruk, but said damage was two weeks’ furlough. what they can do, ’ the warden main highway. Discovered by Tlllycr TuMday. September IS slight. One of the iwiders was shot in the European theater of operations." (Official U. S. Army photo.) both names was made to the Re­ "Outa my way, boy! I’se going potatoes and celery. Each of six the usual amount of rotenone is farm on Evergreen Avenue, Ham­ The new process was discovered ors. That way, no green worker Declaring that prices were be- Meeting of Retail Credit Bu­ tail Credit Bureau but nothing waa said. "They could work’ together after that Hitler," one big grin­ plota is laid out in a circle with a Bolt Stuna Vale Student goes wrong. down and still another British There still ia delay in getting rerfectly.” sufficient to control an average den, eight miles north of the New by Dr. E. D. Tillyer. research di­ oontroUed much better than in reau. Manchester Country Club. plane was destroyed off the coast Unearthed at that point. ning Negro shouted aa he charged 40-foot outside radius, and ailows infestation. Other field expert* Haven Greeri. On Evergreen Ave­ Lightning struck an Ice plant some of the equipment for the new Membership in the company and two ice houses, without serious rector of The American Optical the last war, Barkley expressed Luncheon meeting of Retail wjiilc attempting to attack an KleUkaya continued, the com­ fire truck purchased for No. 4-of Mr, Schilling is anxious to hear along. fqr 28 different spray* treatments. ments show that a modified dust nue, Just off Whitney Avenue, Cttmpany, the man who developed the opinion that present Machin­ Merchants Division. Chamber of Axis convoy, the bulletin said. . munique added little to the picture More Machinery from his sister and anyone know­ carries no special, privileges, But. Warden Hunt says there are two A power sprayer remtiins station­ or spray schedule may be success­ which is State High\vay 10 it is darhage, while a bolt stunned an /To Relitve distress from M0NTHLY\ the South Manchester fire depart­ ."lOO or more volunteered, for it. unidentified Yale student on ' the the present green goggles for pro­ ery was Operating with, more ef- Commerce, Manchester Country outtide SUlingrad and in the ment. Nearly all the necessary ing the whereabouts of the miss­ reasons why the convicU are put­ ary In the center o j the circle. The fully applied in the case of many easily accessible to visitors. The tection. against ultra-violet and fsctlTeness than was generally Caticaaua, but it aaid the Germans ing person is asked to get in touch Those mo.st physicallyfit were ting tbemselves through tbe giiiel- hose, from it is carried out on a other insects. main Office and laboratories of old campus. aub. For Trade School hose and nozzlea ha-ve been fitted chosen. The Connecticut Company had heat In aviators helmets. The com­ gnpposed to hold wages in line Wednetiday, September 16 had suffereil severe idhaM in the and placed on the truck and In with T-he Herald at once. Mr. llng training. First, they would boom, the outer end of which Is the Station^ arc on Huntington pany announced the discovery to-, FEMALE One of the Station's "special­ much difficulty when lightning Manchester 4-H O ub Dance, Germans Ldiinch fighting northeast of K^lntkov- case of an emergency it could be Schilling was unable to furnish . Every afternodn, six days a like to help their country. Wheeled around one of the circular ties” since Dr. Donald F. Jones street. New'' Haven, about two v.'cek, the company spends four struck and dl.sakied six trolley day. Strikes Isolated Incidents a t y View Dance Hall, Keeney skl and were "throwing in \ M - used at a fire, unless the needed any description beyond the fact "Second.” Hunt continued paths.. Application . J , of . the , spray is produced the popular Redgrecn in miles north of the center of the All optical glass is cooked, that Cbnceding that some strikes serves.” ' New machinery for the machine equipment arrived in a few days that, she is 48 years old and might hours drilling, working, hiking "there is a personal motive. These city. cars and bthers were halted, like street. Powerful Drive 1924. sweet COTn varitlea at the scores of autonnoblles. when the is heat-treated or annealed, as the WEAKNESS still were occuring in war nidus- The heavy fighting southeast of shop at the State Trade scheiol on it will be necessary to use some have taken another name since and gailrtplng over a difficult ob­ boys w’ould like to show the coun­ parU of the plants. It is possible | station farm yield a generous Try Lydia Z. Plnkbatn’* Vctetabla Friday. September SS street floods reached the'lr motors. final step in Its production, The Compound to help reUeya monthly trios. Barkley called the Isolated Norwich District Conference at Kletskaya continue, 'the com­ ScImoT street Is arriving slowly old equipment until the new ar­ coming east.’ stacle .course!” The company con­ try that they are Just as gpod as to attain standard pressure of 400 crop all through late July and heating Is never enough, to melt, toddents which did not reflect the (Continued from Page One) and li-^ in g set up on the cast sists ' of three platoons of white pounds and greatly reduce the The New York, New. Haven A pain with lU weak, nervous feoUnfs South Methodist church. Oe«. Jooeph P. Nolan munique said, and a Pravda -dis­ rives and the new truck will then the next man. That while they August. For comparison with the Rent Examiner but when followed by slow cooling, —due to monthly fuhctlonal dis- . true temper of the great majority patch said the Germans were cem- side of the^uilding. This morning be sent to No. 4*a house. It has convicts, onif platooii of negroes. have made a mistake or two, that labor. hybrids for which Connecticut is Hartford railroad reported brief turbancec. It helps build up resis­ delays-of some trains at Ois Cob removes the strains which are the tance against such dlatreia ot "dtS - o f workers. It was better, be said, Nolan baa beep superiority, especially in mechaniz­ tinuing to move forwrard despite a new Pratnajjd Whitney lath ar­ been at No. 3*a since late in June. Look Like Real 'Tlliag is all past. They would like to Besides different quantities of famous, Dr. W. R. Singleton is Rationing Board bordeaux mlxUirea and other com­ where the storm -dlsnipted the pulls of one part of the interior of L cult days." Follow label dlrecttona. to deal with tbeee incidents sepa­ military organizations in the state ed equipment, was giving the Ger­ hes\-y losses. rived. Last wee^t a new planer ar­ The carpenter shop turned out know that If they go to war—and growing this year new ty^a from Here Tomorrow the glass against another interior rately than to attempt to put 40,- since he was IS years old, when man drive toward Grozny its im­ "The main problem of our fight­ rived. Olaf Sundlie of Parker street, dummy rifles.- iThe welding shop survive— th ey ^ u ld be men again, mon sprays, the plant pathologists Ohio, Maine, Iowa, liUnois, Mary­ .flgnal system; but that rail traffic N. Y. Stocks are trying out 15 new organic flowed without Interruption section. 000.000 workers in a wage "strait- he enlisted as a private in the First petus SS the Red Army continued ers Is to increase their coimter- Because of vacations amon; among the has bought the single bouse 8t 67 To Meet Tonight put together some machine guns hot numbers.” land and Minnesota. The hybrids But there has always been trou^ jacket.” \ to fall back to new lines south­ blowa tenfold and not let the Phelps road. The property was compounds which showed promise are arranged .in the plot according John T; Bralnard, rent examiner through New Haven. Connecticut Infantry. Instructors at this timee Uietfee num­ In laboratory tests last winter. The storm also caused a tem­ ble that the old annealing failed The gaaoUnc rationing question Air Reduction...... 324 I Captured by Oermuna east of Mineralnye Vody, 140 miles enemy into tbe depths of the de­ ber taking the 200 hour s p ^ a l transferred through Arthur A. to expected maturity dates and for the Hartford-New Britain De­ to remove. Thus a precision lens was brought into tbe op «i Satur­ from Grozny. T^re was no Indl- Among other things, they are at­ fense Rental Araa, will be at the porary scarcity of fresh .vegetables AUia (3ial U tg ...... 244 He saw service with the Connec­ fense," Pravda said. course is down to 15. O f this num-i^ Knofla and John R. Allen. The local ratlonlrj; board will are labeled so the visitor caiv easi­ has to be so good that the angle day by a demand from Senator AlUed Oiem ...... 1 3 2 4 catloii of a aUffening of realsUnce Alarm Ib Sounded tempting to find a way to stretch ly make comparisons. office of the, local War Price and because farmers were unable to ticut troops at the Mexican bor­ There wras no indication yet of ber eight are women. Four of the gather this evening for its regular Navy Pii^tured copper by adding sulphur which is harvest crops for last night's auc at which It bends a ray of light ^ ^ “Byrd (D., Va.) for. a nation-wide Am Aiflinea ...... 38% der in 1916 and in March of 1917 although the midnight communi­ a decisive turn in the atruggle, Connecticut Hybrid Cora Rationing ^ a r d in the Lincoln won't spread more than about women were attending sessions monthly meeting, to ' pass upon believed to accelerate the action school tomorrow from 9:30 a. ,m. tion market. curb, on the ground that it was Am Rad St S ...... 4 4 jollied the 102nd Infantry of the que laid the Soviet forces "re­ dispatches reported. thla morning working on laths one inch in five miles. ' unfair to 17 rationed states to let Aujtiliary Police tlrea,' bicycles aim gasoline ape’i- Through Accident of this material. Diseases on , Bags over young ears ahd tas­ on. He will be at this office each Am T A T ...... 1184 Yankee division, During an en­ treated to new positions and con- Russian aeaptahea operating in and planers. The instructor said cstlons. This week the nsoiine sels in another part of the com Trouble In Annealing 31 other states have unlimited As Au’-Minded which, fungicides are being tried Tuesday. This Is for the convience Am Viscose ...... 27 gagement at Seichprey in France Unued flghUng." the Baltic afea raided enemy that they were Uldng to the work committee Is not going to Mve as out this season at the Mount Car­ plots indicate that breeding work This 'accuracy failed in about supplies. Anaconda .*...... 264 At Krasnodar, north of Maikop bases and ships and caused wide­ of landlords and tenants in the Plans to Review half of the optical glass. The trou­ The Home on April 20, 1918, he whs captured in good style and were interested Enjoy an Outing much work -to do, as they nave The burglar alarm at the bank mel Farm include late blight and is in progress. The pollen is col­ liie rubber problem is being Atchison ...... 44 and 60 milaa northeast of the spread -damage, Pravda aaid. One in their job. Manchester district and was ar­ ble was in the annealing. The by the Germane and was held as a been csdled upon in the past. There flea beeUe of potatoes, early and lected in one bag and shaken over ranged by G. Raymond Smith, rent studli^ by a board headed by Aviation Corp ...... '...... 3 prisoner of war until after the Black Sea Naval baae of Novoroa- 3,000-ton German transport car­ They are the first women to Uke are 20 cases of appeals from the Admiral Hepburn Says building went off at 6:50 this late blights of celery, defoliation the silk of an ear to fertilize the Lcml-Lease Needs strains were out, but the tnoleculea Betnard M. Baruch, and senators Baldwin Ct ...... I I rying munitions Was reported area director. of glass had failed to settle, or Impressive 4 armistice. sisk, the Russians reported they the machine course. hour gasoline rationed items that will Big Proportion of .morning. Officer Emmett Roberts diseases on tomatoes,' doumy mil­ keracU. Having produced Carmel- iBtereotcd in production from grain B A G ...... 3 repulsed heavy attacks by Germaa' sunk and the dispatch said 20 was on his beat between Oak and cross, Lexington, Lincoln, Lee and The examiner will disseminate pack, perfectly. In 1921 he organized and cap­ members of the Manchester Auxil­ take time, but the number of other dew of melons and foot rot of Washington, Aug.* 17.—(iP)—A are keeping silent until that Beth Stl ...... 544 tanka and infantry, killing more fires wefe observed after a raid Bisscll streets at the time and lost squash. -r ' other early mid-season varieties information concerning rent regu­ For this same lack of correct tained a service company in'the iary police are employed, it was applications is about one-third Money Spent on Planes review of all tend-Iease oommit- Our fine home, olth its ^%oard’s report is made. Boeing AIrp ...... 154 Omnecticut National Guard. He than 300 Genbans. on one enemy port. Dies Suddenly what they have been having to no time rushing down to the bank. Orchard and OardM Peats to mature the latter part of July, lations aa they apply to dwelling packing there were (x;castonal in­ not possible for all to attend a ments is being'-made with a view stances where apparently perfect modern fadUtlea a i d Borden ...... -...... 214 wraa promoted to major in com­ pass upon. There was nothing for Him to do Almost any day in the week, the plant breeders are anxious to units, hotels and rooming housea The Red-Army's most critical morning, afternoon or evening out­ New Orleans. Aug. 17— (/Pi — Persons seeking information to diverting exports to "most 11- optical glasses lost their accuracy beautiful furnishings, of­ Cei+o De P ...... 8O4 mand of the Third Battalion, 169th Waterbury, Aug. 17.—(/Pi— Wil­ ing Saturday, so the committee Frofn-^now on the number 'o f as the Janitor had already report­ viaitora to the Mount Carlncl develop others for early and late Balir*8 Trial front seemed to be thiat in the Don Germans Claim Entire Scoffing at the oft-repeated claim ed .to the police station, where the may apply without previous ap­ tal” nc-eds in accordance with the after being stored for years. The fers every faclHty for Ches A O h ...... 314 Infantry, in 1926 and in 1932 was bend northwest Of Stalingrad, es­ liam S. Gilmour of 100 Fern street, divided them into two parties. A tires alldUed to Manchester will Farm can observe dusting and maturation. A number of the new comfort, and for soothing­ that admirals love battleships too alarin also sounds. ' The trouble pointments. joint strategy and production de­ molecules of glass, in that period, Chrysler ...... 60 4 made lieutenant colonel and served pecially > \ the KleUkaya sector, Bend of Don River superintendent of Blake 4k Johnson party was held in the afternoon for be further -reduced. The state spraying operations for the con­ crosses show distinct promise but ly Impreaaive sertleeik Col Gas A E l ...... 1 4 Co., fell dead at his office thi« board, which i^eets- In Hartford much and airplanes too little, the was caused when the janitor, in trol of various orchard and gar­ will,.h0t4>c given names until they terminations of Great Britain and simply shifted a bit because they Opens Today as executive officer and acting where the tSermana were applying Berlin (FTom German Broad- thoae who worked the early morn­ sweeping, accidentally turned in Blind Eye Emborraaoing the United States. ^ had not been Comfortable in the Ooml Inv Tr ...... 264 regimental commander. morning of a heart attack. Dr. ing shifts and the late night ahifta tomorrow, feWer tlrea to ra­ new chairman of the Navy's Gen­ den peats, such as Mexican bean have a three-year trial here and extrame preaaure night and day in casU), Aug. 17—(A*)—The entire the alarm. Lend-t,case Administrator Ed­ positions where the annealing left AN IMPRESSIVE Ooml Solv ...... 04 In 1938 he became the command­ Harold' Morrill, assistant medical and another in the evening for tion for the whole' state. eral Board pictured the United beetle, com borer, squash vine bor­ In other parts o f the country. (Oanttnoed from Page One) an effort to reach, the important bend of the Don river guarding States Navy aa the most air-mind­ er, cabbage worms, European red Spokane, Wash— —The otgn ward R. Stettinius, Jr., whb re­ them. Comwlth EdU ...... 19 ing officer of the 160th Infantry, industrial and strategic center of examiner, stated, Mr, Gilmour was thoae who worked the day shift. Crosses betweeh the Italian type SER\'1CE Cons A ir e ...... 164 the approaches to SUlingrad now ed in the world for several years May Be OMest War Worker mite and apple maggot. Entomolo­ Cocozelle simash and the popular over, a door ip. the Medical Depart­ turned last week from England, Dr. Tillyer 'had a theory that with the rank of colonel: During Stalingrad on the Volga. is in the hands of German troops employed by the concern for some It worked out all right and in Traffic experts estimate that the diclment charge, that he con- ConM E d is ...... 13 35 years starting as a toolmaker. back. gists this year are placing special Yankee Hybrid and '^'elipw Pro­ ment of the induction center waa said last night that in some cases At MODERATE COST the 1939-40 First Army maneuvers as the result of heavy defeaU in­ this way a chtekan dinner waa average working man trariaporta Philadelphia—(fl*)—George Metz­ , paired with eight men in Ger­ Cons Oil ...... 6 4 Runt Bnmantssi Regiment served in the afternoon for about 1.52 to 2 workera every day. Now As a result, asserted Arthur J. emphaala'on the reduction of dos­ lific produced fruit at Moiint Car­ highly efficient until a recruit, "the rapidly changing strategic sit­ many. Switzerland. Spain, Swe­ in New York he became brigade The midnight commflnique re­ flicted upon the Red Army, the ger. who'a been on the same job blind in one eye, approached it uation may.make It more advis­ Cent OU Del ...... 234 commander. James Monroe did not originate 20 and another dinner In the avS- that Urea are scarce and gaaoUne Hepburn in ah ' interview here, ages of war-shdrt insecticides and mel this year exactly four wrecks den. Turkey and Brazil to for­ ported "fierce defensive engage- Nazi high command reported to­ "otir Naval Air Force is the besk 72 years, thinks he may be tbe the development of new materials. after the planting of seed. Dr. from bis sightless side. Clad in his able from the standpoiht of all the Cent (3an ...... 23 4 He was recalled for service In day. the Monroe Doctrine, but was the nlng for about the same nurhber. ia being rationed, that figure will CATERING ward to Germany infoi'mation vi- Com Prod ...... 484 menu with the enemy" there. first to announce the policy offi­ The outing waa held at the Villa grow Urger, they predict, until it In the world. " ^ oldest war worker In the nation. One of the most striking experi­ Lawrence Curtis reports this is birthday salt he popped tjirough United Nations to convert certain .. tal to tbe American war effort. the Connecticut State Guard on Northeast of Kotelnikovskl, on the Nazi columns also are advanc­ Metzger, a blacksmith in a fac­ ments deals with the control of the earliest he has ever had-sum­ the dooV into a room full of sten­ lend-Iease raw materials Into.fln- FOR ALL OCCASIONS Del L A D ...... 34 cially. Louisa in Bolton. reachea at least five. "We have always gotten aa IS OUR BUSINESS He pleaded Innocent July 22. July 1, 1942 and has been in charge southwestern approaches to Stal­ ing steadily in the northwest Cau­ much aircraft as we could,”- said tory. helped make dies for the Mexican bean beetle. Tests which mer bush squash ripen. ographers. and ^hurried right out IsHed munitions, here rather than Du Pont ...... of recruiting in the volunteer re­ casus, particularly south of the FUNERAL HOME J. Edgar Hoover, FBI chief, Eastman Kod .. ingrad, the invaders were likewise Admiral Hepburn, former com­ government during the Spanish- Neely Turner, of the Entomology The Mount Carmel experimental again. Then be discovered the elsewhere. A. PAGANI & SONS. announced at the time of the ar- serve and organizing sportsmen's aggressive, but their atUcks were Kuban river where they are mov­ mander of the United States fleet. American war. He's doing it again Department, is carrying out this grounds of the Connecticut Eixper- sign: "Do not enter this door If “ Or,” he added, "it may turn out Erie RR a .... and gun clubs for emergency ser­ ing in the direction of tlie Black TrI. 5790 ^aTE.CEWTEP ^•(PLmA 6 8 6 ^ •rest that Bahr carried *7,000 in Gen EHec ...... reported repulsed with' the routing W . wV i i l i i y psa ^ m x^^sa ii%ys8„i4|^si "Nobody has eV^r given a big­ now—at 85. season show that one-sixteenth of iment Station consist of a 45-acre undressed.” to be Just the other way around." vice in their owril iocailtles in addi­ Sea port of Novoroasisk,-the high ger proportion of his total appro- American currency for "looaening Gen Foods ."I'. . . . of a Rumanian regiment. command said. tongues,” and for transportation tion to performing other duties. He The altuatlon at Voronezh, on nriatipna to airplanes than we Gen Mot ...... wos bom Aug. 14, 1895, in Hart­ Supported by Bombers and obtaining of military informa­ Goodyear T A R the Don some 300 mitea southeast ■rave.' The thing to remember ia tion. ford. Bombing plamea supporting the that we had only so many men. Int H a r v ----- o f Moscow, took a. turn for the German forces advancing in this The defendant also Is accused Int Mer Mar . . . worse as ' targe German forces theater were said to have sunk Send the Until about a year ago, we had ft'* - . o< entering this country on an al­ Int Nick ...... launched an stu ck and broke into three Ruyian coasUI vessels and only about. 100,000 men to rr.an ■ ■ tered pasapori and^havlng chemi­ Int P a p e r...... Airmen Watching a village on tbe west bank of the aerioualy damaged a large trans­ everything. We have been. and cals used in the manufacture of Int T A T ...... river held by the Ruzalana. Street port. are. expanding In all classes of invisible wriUng ink. Johns - Man .... For Japanese Aid flgbUng was reported in progress The communique said the Ocr- ^ Home Town ships—^bsttleships, cruisers, de­ The trial dsie was twice post­ Jones A Lau there.- stroyers, aircraft, submarinea and mana aUU were on the defensive ever^hlng." poned. Kennecott .... The midnight communique said northwest and southwest of Mos­ inventions ot Navy Llgg A My B .. (Oanttnue^ frotn Page-One) 369 German planes were destroyed cow and on the northern front. Lockheed Aire .. in the week ending Aug. 15, Admiral Hepburn pointed out "Blast of Vyazma and at Rzhev. that the dlve-lramber and torpedo Loew's ...... are not equal to the United States against. the loss o f 241 Russian troopa of categories' are en­ Mont Ward. « .... Marines." ^ aircraft. plane were inventions of the' Local Stocks gage in continuous heavy defen­ United States Navy, and d^lared Nash - Kelv .... Broudoasta S igsB ^ g Claims * New and savage atUcks in a sive fighting,” the war bulletin m like to punch that Nat Cash Reg .. The JapanpaSradlo continued to sector of the Voronezh front were that, "while the Army was talking Furnished by Putnam and Oo. reported. "Yesterday also a about big bombera capable of fly­ 6 Central Row, Hartford Nat Dairy ...... broadcui'^eeping claims of vic- reported in a Prsvda djapatch number - of enemy atUcka were which said the Ruplans were sub­ ing overseas, we were fl>1ng them, Insurance Nat D U U ll...... t o iv jfflh e Solomons, which it frustrated and the enemy was N Y .Central . . . jected to a aei^re hammering. The to Your six years ago. wlille I waa admiral Bid Asked X^iieis to reconcile with the admis­ thrWn back at various poinU in of the knlted SUtea fleet.” Aetna Casualty___ 122 127 . Nor Am Co ...... 74^ sion that "the battle ia continuing Germans forced them to withdraw- counter-atUcks. Bu Um ' veteran aeafighter was blasted idiot in the nosef’ from a largs wooded area, the Aetna F ir e ...... 47 49 Northern Pac ...... between 'our forces and American "In the northern ae^tor of the Aetna l i f e ...... 27 Packard newspaper aald, but the Soviet just as emphatic in denying tbt op­ 29 2 4 Marines who have succeeded in front atUcka wera repelled at posite extreme, tbe claim that air­ Automobile ...... 354 374 I Pan Am Alrw ...... 184 landing." troopa ragroupsd and wrreated the SOLDIERI wood from tha Carmans in a. several potnU .. . . ” craft have made batUesMps obeo- Conn. G eneral...... 25 27 ; Param P ic t ...... 16H Relegatiitf this fact to tha back­ lete. Hartford F ire ...... 83 I Patino Min ...... cotmtsr-atuek. 85 194 ground. a 'Tokyo broadcast this Enclcle Grozny "OO FMda "As long as wre have surface Na­ H o l d on, mlstBr. GotHng mad at your neighbor for lying up Hartford Stm. Boll . 43 47. Penn R R ...... 214 morning made much o f an Imper­ Capturs ImportaBt Height Do you write to your soldier? National Fire ...... 54 The momentum of the Soviet London, Aug. 17—(JP)^ The vies," he said, "the causes that your party-lin* toUphone won't holp. Lot's talk this thing over. 56 Pepsi - C o la ...... 2 14 ial headquarters communique re­ 'Vichy radio reported today that brought about the battleship will Phoenix ...... 80 82 Phelps Dodge...... 24 4 porting that Japane'se submarines drive took the Russians beyqpd Of course you do! But you Travelers ...... the wooded land to an imporUnt fast German motorized unlU have bring It back again. It may be a Right now, mor* poople than ever ore sharing lines, because 390 4 >0 ' Phil Pet ...... 40 had sunk 10 Allied vessels toUAing different type, but it will atlll be PubUc I'MUtirs Pub Sve NJ ...... height, which was capturqd, encircled the Orosny oil flalda in Mii’t write every dpy. Here’s if: 94 90,000 ton's in Australian waters the Caucasus. *1116 Vichy report, a battleship.” Conn. Lt. and Pow. . 294 Pullman ...... 26 during the latter part of July and Pravda said. party line% are patriotic lines. One wire does the job of two or Conn. Pow...... 30 Tbe -mid-day Soviet communique entirely unconfirmed by Russian something elM you can (lo,. Touring Naval Inatallatlone 324 Radio ...... '• 34 the first part of August. Admiral Hepburn, chief of the. Hartford El. . 43 Republic S t l ...... added little to the picture ouUlde reports, puU the Germans far In more. Thus copper and other materials ore released to make 45 14>i (There was no confirmation of Navy’s Bureau of Public Relntions' Hartford GaS\ . ___ 23 26 Rey Tob B ...... 234 the Japanese claim from any Al­ Stalingrad and in tbe Caucasua advance of even their b 'wrn claltns though. Send him a subscrip­ in tbe drive into the Caucasus. for 16 months until receiving hia bullets and bombers. S. N. ErTel. Co. . . . 109 114 Savage A rnu ...... 104 lied source.) but it aald tha (jermana bad auf- UniUlUum. Shs. . . . 3T4 fs n d severe losses in the fighting tion to The Manchester Eve­ new assignment, was here on a 394 Sears. Roeb ...... 554 .The communique, the Japanese, tour of Naval installations in aev- Maybe your neighbor has agreed to share a line with you to Western Maza...... 16 ' 18 Shell Un ...... 134 announcer aald, made it evident horthsast of Kotelnikovskl and The abrasive, rottenstone. Is produced only. In the stats o t ning Herald^thal’f the best eral parta of the country. He said Industrial Socony - V ac ...... 84 that Australia has "become the were “ throwing In reserves.’* help out in this way. He's really not a "blasted idiot." He's just Acme W ire ...... 17 19 Tht heavy fighting southeast of Pennsylvania. he would return to Washington in • - Sou P a c ...... 134 orphan of the Pacific and the pos­ way to keep him in touch about ten days to formally assume Am. Hardware .. . 234 South Ry ...... 2 14 15 sibility of launching a counter­ chairmanship of the General Board. not accustomed to party-line service. He doesnH understand the 1 - . Arrow H A H cm. 344 Std Brand! ...... 364 34 attack against Japan with Aus­ with home. It’s a little Admiral Hepburn succeeded Billings A Spencer 24 34 Std OU Cal .....___ ;. 224 tralia aa a base o f '<^rations is Bri.stol Brass .... Rear Admiral W. R. Sexton as importance of shoring and sharing alike. 87 40 Std OU I n d ...... 254 absolutely gone. f • / / O olfi Pat. Flra . . . 634 thing to clo, but think chairman of the Navy General 664 Std OU N J ...... 374 Large Fires Started Board. But he will. Watch him cut down the lengfh of his calls the * Eagle Lock ...... 94 1 1 4 Texas C o ...... 354 The Allied announcements^ the THE MANCHESTER what it will mdan to him! Fafnir Bearings .. 98 108 Un Carbide...... 684 air attack on Timor, yesterday gald. minute he understands why. He will do it for you, his neighbor. jf *i\ Hart and Cooley .. 100 110 .Union Pac ...... merely that large fires had b4iip Hendey Mach., cm. T64 PUBLIC MARKET Act NOW! 6 8 Unit Air L ...... 1 2 4 started in a Japaneae-occupiact New Yorkers Face And he will do it os soon os he reolizes that off colls — from Land'rs Fr.-A Ok. 26 28 Unit Alrc ...... ;.,. town on the southeast coast and New Brit. M. com. 274 3.54 374 Unit Corp .. .- ...... , 9-32 that all the planes participating either single or party lines — must be briefer in these war-busy North and Judd .. 34 36 Unit Gas Im p ...... Hoi Water Curbs Peck. Stow A Wil . 34 had- returned safely to baae, de­ 74 94 U S R ubber...... 194 spite heavy fire from enemy anti­ For Tuesday days when telephone facilities are stretched to the limit. Ruasell Mfg. Co. .. 204 224 U 8 Steel . . . .•...... aircraft batteries. ' . , » S | Scoville ...... 484 So let's not be too hard on our neighbors. And let's start a 224 24 4 Wsmer Br Piet ...... 6 4 The Melbourne Herald reported THE New York. Aug. 17.—(i^-#lihe- SUex Co...... Rib or Navel Sugar Cured Corned Beef On S ale.. .Ib. 15c 94 144 West U n ion ...... 254 that A lli^ troopa still were oper­ table bathing, ohaving, laundering Stanley Works .... 394 <14 W est« A Mfg ...... ating In the interior of Timor, and ahd dishwashing appears in pros­ crusade at home. Everyone in your household, whether you do., pfd...... 36 694 Woolworth .,T ...... 284 speculated that tbe almost daily Chickens for Roasting. 4'/j to 5 pounds each...... Ib. 39c pect for New York city apartment hove a party line or not, con help by following these wartime Torrington ...... 334 274 Elec Bond A Sta (Curb) Allied bombing attacks were In­ nouso dwellers, whose supply of Veeder t. Root .... 14 Chickens for Fr>'ing or R a t in g , medium size, ea. $1.49 38 41 tended partly to assist them. Home Dressed Young Fowl, about 4 pounds each. .Ib. S5c HERALD hot water would be limited to cer­ telephone suggestions: '.y.j New Fork Banks An Allied spokesman said the tain hours o t tbe day under a ra­ Bank o f N. Y...... 255 Six Are Rescued land akirmiahas in the Kokoda Lamb for Stenrmg ...... Ib. 15c tioning plan outlined by Mayor F. Bankara Trust .... 374 area of New Guinea ware “not of Freshly Blade Liunb.PaUics...... lb. 25c H. LkOuardla. Oantral Hanover . . . 704 RATES: At Compo Beach particular importance," though Hot water would flow only bo^ OF THE TEUEPHOHE Oiaae ...... *4 tween the houra of 6:80 and 8 O aiBlcal ...... M M 37 the Japanese were reported to have been retBforced there of late. FRUIT AND FRESH VEGETABLES ^ m. and 5 and 8 p. m. (e.w.t.) un­ a t y ...... 334 One Month . . 75 CraU Wertport. Aug. 17. — (/f) — Six Native Lima Bcana...... 2 qis. 19c der tbe program formulated by a vouR yiMcaac. use OoatlacBtal ...... 104 comibittae of real estate boards Exchange .... I i persons were rescued at Compo Air YeBow Sweet C o m ...... dos. 25c beach here yesterday after a aeries New York, Aug. 17—<#V— The Six Months .... $4.50 and asooelatlona. im p .... •" National ....1080 of three large waves swept them Bartlett Pears for Lunches...... S for 25c flsaran^ Trust .... 237 . Japanese-controlM radio at Tbe mayor, announcing that mmnbm. o« V*"' ^ Into Long Island Sotind. Saigon, French Indo-Cblaa, re­ New Torkera will ba asked In . -.rto* «. T r u s t ...... 8 4 Two, Sherman Prihglfe of White ported today in a broadcast baard TUESDAY GROCERY SPECIALS about a week |e accept tbe limit- 14 Plains, N. Y., and George Pren­ by CBS that "Chineaa aircraft T r ...... ■ 324 THE HERALD: ad bot water, salo yesterday that "«• • • -iT T i tiss. were gi\tn first aid. The have raided Hanoi and Halptumg," Purple Plnma, Royal Scarlet ...... 2 largest cans 35c* If tbe public did not cooperate /betwe*"^®* "^‘^hoiw eenTondRp. JN. T. Tniat ...... 64 otheix merely were drenched. the Indo-Chlna capital and bte NmUonal . . . . 37 Spinach, Garden Fresh, Royal Scarlet... .largest can 21c 1 aadoat $ ...... PI*"® ••nd a mbacriptien to; *wa'poay all bare to endure hot- ■n»a waves roUed in while the Gulf of Tonkin port. waterleea days” becausa of i.Ouaiantaa . . . . ' - 3 4 aix. together with aeores of olhera, Vinegar, Cider or White, Royal Scarlet, .quart bottle 15c ,B .T t w t ...... MO acardty ref fueL aat on the baach with portable A 8 t Lcula manufacturer of air­ Dust Mops With Handle^ Johnson’s ,aueh 69e radioa and bianketa, knockad tham craft acnaaaorles has aanousend Lux Flakes, Special...... 2 larga packagaa 40c ADDRESS AT CAMP ...... Wagtag Osarbaj Beg arts the Ufbtwalgbt. down, than puUad hMuyiti, ^edhertrtse^irtp^ aaaUl ao aseantlil that In eo-ofiaratta with tha Navy Lux TaOet 80^ ...... fc.S bpnIO c tha Buzfaca in what waa dtacrlbad a naw typa e< tmns|iarsnt window ST^kTE 0 a • o ••••••••••••••ooooooooooooooeooooeooooeooeooooeeoo## Santa Ana, Aug. 17.- la BOW for aa a nerrifle” . undertow. Gold Dust ...... 2 large package* S$c MUST COME uUy pane, capabte of withstanding tha Autry, tbe alnglni re- ..amLE SAM’S WAR CAUS The four not needing aid warn a exploaton of a ISO-peuad bomb at ported at tba 8aal Ana AYmy Air itly da- woaun. a glH and two boya whose a diatance t f . aight fast, haa baan -Baaa'fOr Ha eallatad la tbe identlUea were not astabUMked. devrioped. . , iKQ ■ ati ft. ( , 'L* . • ’ J.. n c ir$ntmi NEW PKM Npr i- SiA N cncyrE R CYENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1948 PAGE SEVEN PAGE S I5 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALU>MANCHESTEK. CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 17. 194* release them from any commit­ days when It may have aeeined n “Hitler Is SatBit” Tears Bennett Group ments they may have made to 4ianrl;py Mall ...... I - .71 American life. It can be seen, on This mystic trips is, bellsva it now think her a fool 'aa well. man return from tha ware, they FrancUco atatlona. Warren, 34, ■tate’a Demoerntie guber­ State Federation of Labor In biennial seMlon or the National ' knew, but there was yet a streak Rochester, N. Y., today. That or­ Grand Lodge of the order held itaBla Copy ...... * •!** the unpleasant aide. In the arro­ or not, the solemn verdict of a Starting to cry in that ridiculous I of prankish fun in him that, the probably will ba confirmed short waa a student at. Boston Univer­ natorial nomination, with pAllaafad Qua Taar ...... l*-»v way because he asked her to call wave fana. Thera hava bean many sity and hoped to.hear a familiar ProaMent-Rooeevelt nnd State ganisation, which claims a mem­ last week In Boston to the rei^iiar gant splendor of a John L. I«w^i. man who holds a regular place, as dighity Of his career hadn't yet bership of i,500,000, heard Its meeting of the local branch to­ MEMBER OF bib by hie flret neme. I smothered. And she had been broadoaate and rabroadcaate of the name. What he he heard'waa this: Chairman Jawtea A. Parley . THB ASSOCIATED PRESS who lives like any old-tiinc capi­ a news commentator on the radio, Of course, her upset nerves more popular radio programs, and "Hello, Warren! ThU U moth­ backing opposing oandidatee, president, Thomas J . Lyons, yea- morrow evening at 7:30 in. Orange Tha Aaaoeiatad Praaa la azeiualaa- I fortunate enough to see that side terday repudiate "any attempt by Hall. The five delegatee to the talist. ^ It can bs seen, construe- and as a newspaper columnia(. wsto^^to blame. She bad been of him. there arc to ba more. The National er." ■any oome at ■ oonference of Ir'antltlad to tha oaa or rapubllea. filled vrito a growing tenss of the American Labor Party or any Boston Beeeton returned home Fri­ tion St sll na«a diipatehaa craditto tiv’ely. In the Increasing presence Making this statement. Bosks She knew she was thinking too Broadcasting Company today waa I In a letter home, he wrote: "It party leaden tomorrow. Im­ as It sr sot stharwiaa ersdltad in guilt evar'slMe her glimpse of at work on three new seriaa, de- was the wonder of all wonders." mediate atteatioa was focur- other political organisation to day night and report an excellent thU pasar and slio tha local nawa of labor leaders at the top of our Carter -waa announcing that he Tom and PhU'latthe Del Rio. Her much about him. 'Their friend- speak for organised labor In this meeting. Bsbllanad harsin. national policy—hot yet to any ship^’sa to him probably a moat aignad partiouUrly for tltcse In tha ed on the oonventloa-eve con­ was-not only a renegade from his first reaction had'isera one of pure servicea. ovarsaaa. Programs Tonight: NBC-rS:00 ference, called by Parley, be- state. Mra. Mary M. Conn waa elected All rlchta of rapubllcatlon of casugl incident. A girl living "We stand tor labor'a taking a flrat natlona) grand lecturer and •SssiBt dtapatehai hartin art also such degree as obtaln.s in Britain, race, hut from his religion as well. panic lest they ehotufKSM her, and alone whom chance Had thrown One will consist of half-hour Edward Arnold; 9:00, Donald eauec tor the paat 38 years rsaaraad. ______but to an important degree9ta enough votes to be as­ dome and the banquet was held orculations. cave. mind her that ahe had an engage­ tralian Broadcaatlng commUalon, Roy Porter analyals; 9:00 Laura camp claimed, however, that five ahip in addition to their zeal for had aeea her dancing with Dr. NBC win furnish aeripte for Aus­ sured of the Democratic nomina­ Tammany district leaders have there last Wednaaday night. The««« Msrald Printlns Company, Incidentally, of course, his ’'con­ ment with nim and hU father. He Deane Dutton; 9:55 Molassea and The new national grand mis­ their-Own cause. Holliday—but the thought of what waa a pretty child with Saobant- tralian broadeaate. The material endorsed the attorney general, sssnmaa so noancial raaponal* version" giyes him the opportuni­ he would have felt and thought if January (premiere) 11:00 Shep tion for governor of New York, treat ia Mrs. EUaabeth Cope of for typographihieal errors ap- Ing manners. ESiid toid mm 4hat may b used in original form or Fielda' orchestra. while from the camp of hla rival,. and there wera peralatent reports ssartfiB Is advartiaanitnta Is the Eventually, we know that what ty to label this as a "Judaic" w-ar he had, set hei face afire. that Tammany delegates might Jersey <3lty, N. J. _ HaiMbatiar Evaelna HaralA she was ready ‘any time. Sonny , as a brislc for ABC ahowa. The ^MBS—8:30 Adventures of Bull­ U. S. Sehator Jamea M. Mead, la going to happen to the Ameri­ and to pose us all the neat alter­ On top of that, Hank Holliday confided In' hU halting BnglUh first I ’ rlpta sent Included selec­ go the convention free to vote had put that unexpected query of dog Drummond; 9:00 Gabriel Heat- cams the declaration that Bennett, to can labor movement is not any native of flocking to the "laws of that "Daddy' was fixing sand­ tions from sustaining ahowa— ter; 10:00 Raymond Gram Swing; even if nominated, could not be their own choice. Monday, August 17 his about a husband, and in a way wiches to take aioag. "Let’s Fight." “We Believe,” revocation of labor's new privi­ Moses" or taking defeat in the ahe had lied to him. True, she 10:15 Dean Austin Pardue; 10:80 elected. Enid thought rapidly. Then she ’Dough-R*-Ml" and "Hot Copy." Paul Schubert analysU. ^nnett’a cause la being' aup- leges and power, but the evolution war. hadn't a husband, but ahe had a took the chlld’a hand and went The third aeries, a direct broad­ ported by State Chairman Jamea Ab The War Grows Harder of labor leadership itself toward Well, the Laws of Moses are husband-to-be. And she knew in.- cast which atarU September 3, A. Farley, and President Roose­ Oklahoman Win« etinctlvely that an admission of down the ball to hU father's What to expect Tuesday: NBC Under the impact of their grow­ the point Where It will acknowl­ very good laws, and we mean no apan'tment. The door waa half- T.-IU feature novelty tunee and —9:00 a. m. Shew without a velt has endoned Mead. that to Hank Holliday would as open as So'nny bad left It. "Any­ Ghattsr and Will be called "O b - Name; 8:30 Bill * Benawanger on Decision of the strong American British Air Medal ing teaUsaUon that thla war can edge and practice responsibility disrespect to Uiem, and if Boake surely put the brakes on their Sunny body home?" She called. veb cniatter" becauae the tunes Treasure Cheat;. 10:30 Tommy Labor party to place a separate sever be anything lesa than a and atatesmanahip along vitb 'its Carter lives by them we may have growing friendship as if she waa Hank Holliday appeared from wlU be hlU of yesteryear like the Doraey. C M —8:15 p. m. Dorothy ticket in the field if Bennett ia king, grinding atrugglc, many power. We know that leadership' reason to develop soma positive married. tbe direction of the kitchen. He Kllgallen; 9:90 Tommy Riggs; nomineted has involved the pic­ Child cried herself td sleep. "Huteut Song,” "The Muilc Goes London, Aug. 17.—tJP)— Sergt. ASMricana may come to under- will grow a little more mellow and respect for him. W’e're glad, above | bad a car\’ing knife in one hand Round and Round," and so on. If 9:30 Cheers from the Camps. BLU ture further. 77>e Bennett forces makes a cheerful homely seemingly have rehnalned unruf­ Claude Weaver, 30-year-oId Roy­ more of a partner In the whole and a big checkered apron tied the fighting .forces don’t like It. —1:45 p. m. Army Band; 6:00 stead why, even when the going all, to have Mr. Carter motivated : In the morning she found the over his dressing gown. NBC promUet some changes. From RiykJavlK; 9:80 This nation fled by the ALP stand, and Farley al Canadian Alt Force pilot from Ibdked good, epokeemen from scheme of American life, and car­ by a mystic, religious concept. In ; letter that Dr. Holliday had prom­ The Ups. of Emd's lips turned Speaking of shortwave, there U at War. MBS—3:46 Khaki Ser­ hSs gone ahead i^lth organlntion Oklahoma City, Okla., waa award­ Prealdent Rooeevelt end Wendell ry lesa of a violent chip on its ised to write for her. He had left up in an Irreprcatible smile at the enade; 7:00 cnaude Wickard; 8:00 plana for the Democratic conven­ the past, we've thought be Ugsd | it in her mail box as they had ar­ the story of Pvt. Warren Altman ed the distinguished flying medal shoulder, and evei^ eventually, incongruous picture he made. of Brookline, Masa, 16,000 miles Music for America. tion to open in Brooklyn—the at­ Easier to own during WnUde down were perhaps exag­ only for^sntptng hate, even though [ ranged. It was addressed to Sam­ torney general's home town—Wed­ today for shooting down five O r ­ oome to a tolerant understanding "Sonny says you’re Uking sand­ geratedly inaistent on proclaim­ he always tried to sound like the uel Thornton, Advertising Mana­ wiches.’’ ahe explained. "I thought nesday. man fighters and assiatlng in the ing that thla war would be fought of the problejna of capita] and high priest of something or other. ger, Lilley's, and was unsealed. See PoesIMe Republican Victory destruction of one bomber over —that U I have a lot of stuff I 1080 Malta in a alngle week. w a t k i n to the end, with never a chance of management as well as apprecia­ Curiosity prompted her to draw could fix to take aiong if you want Terence McManus, Mead's cam­ ★ > 4 ' - But with his new creed we can go tbe letter out and read It. wnc Kilocycles WDRC" paign manager, and Maurice P. Weaver, who waa born in Okla­ compromise. Perhapa. too, it can tion of tha aiihs and aspirations at least part way: We suspect, to make it a picnic." And It was a good thing ahe did, "Now’ you're talking." he ap­ Davidson, of the State Power Au­ homa CMty, was a student when he be understood why Archibald of labor Itaelf. for Hank had mischievously en­ thority, said a Republican candi­ enlisted with the Royal Canadian too, that Hitler is Satan. proved. ’•Sonny and I are always Monday, Aug. 11 ^ Monday, Ang. 17 XacLelih warns us that “laola- That, at leait. must -be'^the fu­ closed a personal note to her. hungry.” P. M. date surely would win if the ALP Air Force last year. The note began without saluta- entered a ticket In the general His 'citation aaid he "set a cou­ AUGUST SALE 14.95 ttoniata never die." ture picture if we are to avoid In the end their combined re­ ; S'Kio^'l.The Story of Mary Marlin 3:00—David Harumi election. Thomas E. Dewey, for­ HEALTH AND DIET Uon: “Why did you run away last sources produced two baskets of 3:15—Harry Marble. News, rageous and Inspiring example." T tm f was never any danger, un-American extremes, one of * 9:15—Ms Parkins mer New York district attorney, night? Because 1 told jfou my food and a fhermos Jug of Iced S:30—Peppar Yeung's Family 3:50—Exploring Musle. (AtiMM) Bright ehintBy while the American people were which might be some HlUer Washington in Wartime ADVICE name was ’Hank’ ? I’ve always la considered ths likely O. O. P. Rationing of firewood and char­ covers to brighten your By Jack Stimiett fruit Juices: Enid hasUly changed I g;45—The Right To Happiness 4:15—Victory Beglna at Home. choice. feeling eonfldent about thla arar, •tamping al) labor underfoot, an­ Manhattan known that was pretty tetrible, Into the slack ensemble she had 4:80—You're In the Army Now. coal for use in gaa-propelled auto­ maple bedroom. Regular By Oeorga Tucker Furnished by tbe-McCoy but It never affected anyone that ' 4:00—Backstage Wife McManus said "it would be mobiles has recshtly been made ef­ 817.80. that they would desist from their other pf which might be labor It­ worn the previous Sunday, and 4H6—SteUa Dallas 4:45—News. suicidal” If the .delegates did not Washington—From the Capital ^Department, the Office of Civilian Health Sarvlea way before. You can call me Hank Holliday carried tbe provi­ fective in Italy, the Department ot tetentness upon a full victory. Heiry, If you prefer." 4:80—Loranso Jones 4:55-uWar (3ommentary. insist that their district leaders Commerce re^rts. (Left) Pegged trestle and self mounUng to a dictatorship. New York—This Is the Warfront: 1 Defense, and the Office of War In- sions out and atowed_|hem in tha 4:45—Young Widder Brown 5:00—Ad Liner—Musical Coop­ There was never any danger, Address podununlcatlons to The Elnld hung fire for a moment table with a drasrer; Because we believe neither of Story of Judy’^CanovB, a poor Alcxel Tolstoy, who bears a , formation." Herald, .Attentioo .McCoy rear of his car. 6:00—When A Girl Marries erative. W i 13>-kx21-lnch top. Waa while they thought the war was name that has been great in R us-' As far aa ^"on behalf or* go, between laughter «nd tears and 5:45—Ben Btrnle. these extremes Is going to hap­ little hillbilly girl who doesn't IlcsaUi Service. both won. She laughed shakily 6:15—PorUa Faces Life 89 96. going well, that the Amerlcen aian literature for several genera- that's what we call swinging In T^ey went up along the river. 6:g0—Tha Story dub with Jane d:00—Nswa. pen in America, because we be­ know her way around Hollywood tlons, doesn't mince words when the groove. realising the ridiculous embar­ people would lend an ear to the The' landscaped parkway between DUlon 6:05—Sports. lieve that we are going to grow and New Yoric at all—and cowa he writes In the Soviet Embassy, ------How The Fast Helps. The Heart rassment ahe had escaped. What the boulevard and the river had 5:45—Dance Music 8:15—Hedda Hopper's HoUywood Save! poison of the isolationists. toward the day when labor and have ■ uings. Information Bulletin: •'Kill the 1 Grim reminder (Frond rbfftelal t K • she had gone downtown and been converted into a public picnic 5:55—Stand By, America 8:30—Keep Working, Keep Sing­ But this danger is certain to capital will be constructive part­ The Lynn Fontanne of the Ever­ beast! ’That ts your sacred law . . . Army bulletin): letters sent At the present Ume, we realize handed the letter of introduction ground, and they finally located a 8:00—Nawa ing, America. glades had just completed a two- Concentrate ' all your strength to to American prisoners of war or that if treatment la started In to Mr. Thornton without having picturesque spot that waa unoc­ 8:15—HUtory In The Headlines— appear and grow-in proportion to ners instead-of enemies, we regard opened it? 8;45-uThe World Today. weeks' engagement at the Strand smite the enemy to the very civil Internees . should be ad- Ume, most heart troubles can be cupied. Hanl. had brought along Professor Andre Schenksr 7:00—^Amoa 'n* Andy. 4 Outstanding the increasing toughness of the the latest educaUonal innovation heart; learn to kill him with the dressed thus— (i) Full name and That note from Hank banished on Broadway and waa preparing parUally cured and many of them some toys to amuse the child, and 8:90—Strictly Sports 7:15-rMary Smalt, Songs. war Itsslf. down at Yale Univeraity as some- to depart on a tour of the Army full fervor of hatred. To wipe out rank; (2) Prisoner of war num- complejLely her bang-over of de­ 8:45—Lowell Thomas, comments completely overcome. he and Sonny tossed a ball while 7:30—Vaughn Monroe. The harder the war becomes, thtag of a guldfpost toward the posts when I found her at the Fascism it essential to freedom ber; If for the Orient, say only spondency. What waa done waa Ehiid spread a white lunch cloth tor 8:00-;-Vox Pop. done, ahe decided pbiloSophtcaUy. Chair Groups the more inatinct we may have to future. Warwick. and happineaa. To kill the enemy "formerly of Wake, Guam," or Regardless of the particular on the grass and laid out .stacks 7:00—Fred Waring In Pleasure 8:30—kU y Nineties Revue. * * * - ia your sacred duty, to civUlza-^ wherever else tbs prisoner waa at form of; heart disorder, I advise She waa committed tc a certai^ liabk for aome eaay way out. ol sandwiches, cheese, pickles, a Tima ^ 8:55—Cecil Brown, Newt. Ten union leaders, recommend­ ^ I said to this Jenny Lind of tion. Cherish your hatred fot the' time oi capture; (3) Prison camp th : use of the faaUng treatment course, and ahe might as well salv­ dish of fruit aalad topped with 7:15—Ne*a of the World 9:00-Z\nctory Theater. If it eeema, how and then, to be ed by local unions of both the A. the Ozarks, I said, "Miss Canova, enemy. Be proud of it—it ia the by name and number—or in the at the beginning of any regimen age what benefit she could . . . whipped cream that she bad hast­ 7:30—Rationing—Chaster Bowlea 9:30—Freddie Martin. . the Axis which is winning the how did you first become .^identi­ banner of your vlctoiy.’ case of the Orient, the phrase, designed to help the heart. During for an unhappy day of reckoning ily concocteu, cooklaa, and gener­ 7:45—H. V. Kaltenboni 10:00—Norwln Corwin Scries. sale priced! F. of L. and the C. I. O., are go­ Now you know why Hitler has "Held by Japan;” (4) Country in the fast the heart has leas work waa coming. She felt It in her war, and it therefore seems an un- fied with corn?" ous cups of the sparkling fruit 8;00-^Cavalcade of America 10:80—Columbia Workshop. ' ing to attend a special is weeks Miss Canova replied: "When I found the Russians hard to crack which camp la located;. (5) care of to do as shown by the fact that bonea. drink. g:S0—Tha Voice of Flraatona Bucceaaful opersiUon for ua, w« the heart rate luually becomes 11:00—Nswa Each of the four groups in­ course at the Yale Graduate was a little girl in Jacksonville, on the extern fronL International Red Crom, Geneva, Dut—if she ooiild land a posi­ "0>me and get It " she called. 9:00—'The Telephone Hour 11:05—Sparta Roundup. will, quite possibly, have a more Switserland—or for Japan care of slower. When the paUent ia on * tion as a fashion arUst ahe would They sat cross-legged oo the 9:80—Dr. L Q. clude Wing, Barrel and achool next spring. They will Florida, my sister and I used to fast, the heart is relieved of a 11:10—News Analyala. Lounge Styles! $39.86 chairs receptive ear for the fiction of pick names out of the telephone Elme/ Davis, director of . the Japanese Red Crosa, Tokyo; (B) to a t least In part what Hank ground. Sonny was the first to 10:00—Contented Program 11:18—Dance Orchestra. study labor law, the economics of Office of War Information, call­ Via Chicago. great deal of extra work and aa a HolKday believed her to to. She were 844.50 to 859.75. those who. Ignoring Pearl Harbor, book, .and we'd call them up and see the stray dog that stole up 10:80—Lands O f The Free ll;S0->'Dance Orchestra. coUecUve bargaining, and the ed on Jam es'C. PetriUo, presi­ Such letters need no postage, result the patient with heart trou­ dressed briskly. sniffing hungrily at the amell of 11:00—Nawa sooth us with the assumption that talk to them in a hayaeed voice, ble frequenUy notes an improve^, 12:00—Newa whole structure of American econ­ passing ourselves off.as nieces or dent of the American Federation but must be marked In the upper The advertising offices of the food. He let oiit a blood-curdling 11:18—^Nelson Olmsted never waa our war anyway, of Music'lana, to stand by his left half corner, "Prisoner of ment in the heart acUon when LUley store were familiar to 11:80—"Hot Copy" omy. And, incidentally, there will relatives come for a viait and why the fast la used. •cream. Tomorrow’s Program I and then ask ua what would be pledge of Dec.-^27, 1941 (“Each War" (or "Civilian Internee")— Enid. She had vlalted them be­ Hank picked up a stone to drive 13:00—News and Baasball Scorea be some represenUUvea of In­ hadn't we been met at the depot? and every member of the federa­ "Postage Free." Letters must be The. fast is beneficial ateo, be­ fore in her quest for an advertis­ A. M. 3 9 * = J.) I tha matter with a peace which We had them crasy. We did this the dog away, and Enid drew tha 12:10—Pete BraacU and HU Or­ 7:00—News. dustry taking the course too. The tion and ite officers pledge them­ typewritten or written so plainly cause it helps to reduce any gas ing Job. But thU time aa she frightened cmid Into the protect­ chestra ‘ would leave us Independent and so much that our mother got aft­ selves on this occasion to do every­ that no woriis are In doubt. Name pressure against the Iteart and be­ waited in the outer office, she was 7:10—Shoppers Special — Musle, result, if the experiment works, er ua for it, but from those kid ing circle of her arms. “Walt a 13:80—Strings For Meditation Uma r “free to mind our own bustnesa.'" thing poBsiblO to aid in the of sender and return address must cause it helps to bring about the conscious of a quickening hope. minute," ahe aaid to Hank. 13:55—News should'be the develqpment of a pastimes came an idea to groom fight for freedom . . . t o fight be on back of envelope. elimination of much toxic material ThU time It might to different 7:45—Robart Furriera Program. j Before the war, the IsolaUon- the corn in a big way, and we did./ She held out a half-eaten sand­ 7:85—News. handful of potential labor leaders with every weapon at their com­ ^pace ahould be left on front of from the body. As these wastes But it wasn't, after alL Sam wich to tha dog. "Poor doggie. ToaMrirowU Pregiaas • )sta tried to frighten ui writh their who have unusual advanUgea of We did aklta on Florida radio ata-' mand . . . the federation dedi­ envelope .for a possible forward­ are throwir but the patient loses Thornton read the letter from ur. . m. 8:00—Newt of the World. New for the Sale! 3 Pcs. 1 1 0 '®® tlons, always crooning the com tha. feeling of weakness and gains He's hungry. Let’s feed him," she 8:15—Shoppers BpecieL . estimates of what Its cost would intelligence, perspective, and cates itself, to: Musle For Mor- ing addreat. Holliday, looked at the sketches isUd toaxingly; S:00—Reveille. Agricultural News songs, pining for the Osarks, Jea"). Don't ask me where. in stren^h. •he bad brought along to show 8 :3 0 —News 8:30—Newa be to us. In money and Uves. Well, breadth of vision, and, perhaps, which I have never sera, ahd Sonny trembled against her, but 8:35—Shoppers Special. . the coat is inevitably worth while Dayia said that he asked this: ’p>^ diet following the fast must him, and aaid he was very, very he grew silent with curiosity as 8 !« )—RevMlU / Another "First” for Watkins August Sale.. .part of a car­ the development of some tndustri- singing the 'old hillbilly sbogs un­ On behalf of the people of tha The OPA last week "aet celling to carefully chosen and the paUent sorry, but he couldn’t use her 8:85—News 9:00—'Press Newa. no matter how high it has to run. til, eventually, I becatne known he watrtied the dog eat, and thra 9:15—Radio Reader. load of solid maple just in! R ais^ drawer panels, a chest- allsta who will not be afraid of United Statea, and on behalf of prices on . book matches; fruit, la to use three email meala a day, services for the prraent He waa gratefully lick her band. Emd fad T;00—Morning Watch But If tec time cornea when the aa the Sarah Ben^hiardt of the the War Department, the Navy cake; MalRe. sardines; New Zea­ while ell gaa forming foods mUat over-staffed as It was. Seeing the 8:00—News 9:30—Tune ’nme. on-chest instead of the usual chest, and a heavily moulded what ahould be the new ’partner­ the dog another aandiffch and 9:45—Hymns of all Churchsa ; American people suddenly reallte Canebrakes, and Went on from Department, the Marine Corps, land pickling aheepskina." to avoided. The patient with any disappointment on her face, he then another, and when he was 1:15—World Nswa Roundup mirror top in a broken pediment design are new features ship In American life. In a small there to the stage and pictures.. How those boys do get arinmd.. form bf heart disorder should 10:(X>—Valiant Lady. (Lcft)^' Unusual de­ the true magnitude of ^hia coat the Coaat Guard, tha Treasury suggested that the atop In to see iuite aatlafled shs patted him t:30—Women Radio Baaaar with inspired by old Colonial designs. Warm honey finish; solid way. It's a beginning of the only I’m with Republic now and my avoid onions, garlic, cooked cab- him in two or three months. Just Nan Clarks 10:15—Storlea America Loves. signs; smart rov­ for the first time, and no road to ondly on the back. • 10:30—Amanda' of Honeymoon ers; solid mahogany oak drawer interiors. Reg. f 125.Q0. proper soluUon for the problems newest picture, "Joan of Oaark’’ bage,,dried beans, et<;. The patient before the Christmas shopping ?"S m . he won't hurt You." t;8(L—Program Parade , victory yet seems clear, why ts to be releka^ In a few weeks. ia to take one warm sponge bath •eaaon. He might be able to use HlU. legs. Regular 859.75 posed by the increased power of miles per month, i f four drivers Sonny grew 'bo bold as to put 9:00—^BhyUune of ths Day to 865.00 chairs! . ^ then, perhaps, we. will have some Mias Canova, aomewhsre along are alternating the use of tbelr each day, although very not tub ber then. out a chubby, hand and furtively 9 :1 5 -F o o d Nawa 10:45—Fletcher Wiley. labor— the development of .finer, the dim dusty train to stardom, Open Forum baths or cold baths are totter ILOO—Mary Lae Tsylor. Instinct to do what the isolation­ cars and all .four hold “C ' books touch tba ahaggy hair. 9:30—Aunt Jenny’s Real Life more responsible labor leadership learned to yodel—a "muat” in we would appreciate hearing omitted. Plenty of sound, restful But Enid's disappointment over Hank Holliday waa watching 11:15—Second Husband. ists have wanted ua to do all sleep is also capable of doing much 11:30—Bright Horlxona. hillbilly lore. She knows moun­ Modeaa On Rationing about IL ' They could only be ob­ hot getting a Job at LUley’s was her with thouj^htful eyes. "You 9:45—Music WhUe You Work 2 9 .9 5 Blong—think and weigh the coat taineer tunes that go back a hun­ tained by false statements In the good when the peUent baa any •ooh absorbed in a more Immiedi- 10:00—Bssa Johnson 11:48—Aunt Jenny’s Storlea. Open 2 nights Editor, The Herald, heart symptonu, and spinal treat- have a way with children," he 4 9 . 8 5 of freedom rather than the cost of Sinkings Down dred and fifty years or more, the supplemental application. It la ate Interest. Passing through the ■aid gratefully. 10:15-:-Bachslor’a Children 12:00—Kate Smith Speaks. oldest favorite being "Wait for. Dear Sir: the duty and responsibility of mente which tend to aootbe and art department of the big store on 10:80—Help Mate P M Solid ma'ple with venedred Toeedaye aad Tliatsdays 'HI 9 slavery. relax tbe nervous ayatem at the "I've a married alster with three panels! Big workable During the pest week, subma­ the Wagon." May I be permitted a few lines every ciUaen to report violations her way down and out she re­ of them,” Enid told him lightly. 10:40—Longmlra Reports ' 12:15—Kg SUter. M. Ctoeed Wednesdaye at In abort, the harder and more "There- are thousands of hill- same Ume that they aUmuIate tbe 12:30—Hrien Trent 31x43-tnch top; 8 drawers; Noon. rines on this side of the Atlantic to comment on aevereJ of the ra­ of the law. 1’ersonally, I cannot membered that she bad promised "1 apend a lot of tlma with them 11:00—Road of Life one double deep tor filing. costly this struggle grows in our hilly songs, but only one in' a tioning Itama that apprared ' in understand how anyone can feel circuIaUon of the blood are of to make some sketches of Dr. Hol­ 11:10—Vic and Bade 12:45—Our Gal Sunday. claimed aeven ships, about half value. —-whan Tm at home." For a mo­ Regular 835.00. mlndi, the more receptive some of hundred la any good," Judy aaid. your Interesting "H earl Along that such complaints ar^ "squeal­ liday's son. ment full confeMion aa to who aha 11:90—Against ths Storm 1:00—Newa the average toUl .per week since An important part of the treat­ Accordingly aha stopped and 11:45—David Harum 1:05—The Inside Page. our minds may be to the persist­ "The 'Martins and the Coys' was Main Sticet" column of last Sat­ ing." waa and what ahe was trembled the campaign began. a honey, and ‘Father, Dear urday? We arc ready at all times to In­ ment is careful exercise. In fact, purchased a box of pastel crayons on her llpa. 13:00—UtUe Show 1:16—Woman In White. ent voices of defeatism, Appease­ Father .Come Home With Me First of all, I should like to 1 consider carefully regulated ex­ and an added supply of drawing 13:18—Lunchsonalre 1:80—Vic and Bade. But none of these seven was vestigate complaints of rationing The . friendly casualnaaa of hla ment, and laolationlsm. Now' is a classic. .Moat hillbilly point out that the aucceaa and ef­ violations, whether it be on auger, ercise of tbe greatest importance paper. Then she hurried to catch manner, tba aunny wholeaomanaas 13:45—Hers Cornea Ths Band 1:45—The Ooldberga sunk off our own Atlantic coaat, songs have wonderful titles, but fectiveness of any rationing pro­ in treating many forma of heart a bus. It was nearly 13 and she 1 K)0—Nswa 2:00—Young Dr. Makma. (Right) The largest That la why every Allied states­ gaaoUna, tlras or priia eelllnga. of the day Invited I t Crooked, group of fine cliaira or in the Caribbean. Twt) went the songa themselves seldom live gram depends on the honesty and Complaints that cannot be handled derangements. The heart ia a mus­ didn't wffd to meet any of the devious little secreti, were out e f 1:15—Marjorie UilU Hour 2:15—Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne man has, in the past few months, fairness of the public. The Gov­ cle and galna in strength and tone glrtS' from tbe office shopping 1:45—Cedric Foster, commentator 3:30—We Love and Learn. with Spring - Hair down in the Gulf of Mexico, and up to their advance bilL 'ng....! by the local office are. turned over place at that cosy picnic tablaL ' seats. Were 889.50 made seemingly needleas and re­ tMnk the most beautiful of all ernment assumes that Ite citizens just like any other muscle vrith around on their noon hour. 2:00—"W e're In the Army Now” 2:45—Life Can Ba BeauUful. .five off South America.' te the OPA'a legal department in e. With continued jeSt. the heart to 875.00. dundant assurances that we will hillbilly songs was "Tumble ars' interested in winning the war, Hartford. She spent the afternoon experi- (Ta Be Continned) 3:10—How To Enter a Cbotest This aeema more than one of that they are willing to sacrifice becomes flabby and aoft and the And Win never give this war up short of \Needs,’’ although aome people It doesn't matter If the name la paUent grows weaker Instead of the periodic lulU in submarine ac­ may claim It to be more oh Vsn to do ao, that they are aware of "Muldoon" or "Modean." W.e only 3:30—Concert MinUtures complete victory. That is why the fact that rationing ia a vital totter. In the very acute forma of 3:40—Day Drsams with Bud Turkish Official tivity. Perhaps the submarines cowboy side, rather than the ask that the public be as fair and heart trouble, it may to advisable young people but wiU alao build up teres'ted In obtaining a Hat of tha Wendell WUlkie ia ao insiatent up­ mountains." necessity to divert casential ma­ considerate as possible. We do not endurane'e and robuat health. ■terchea which I recommend, Ralnsy were present, as usual, - in their • • • terials to the prosecution of the to stay. In bed, but in other forma, 3:50—News on having the Republican party write the regulations. 'That’s done the paUent will imilroVe more Readers interested In receiving write to McCoy Health Service in Apoplexy Victim 5 9 * = bind Itself irrevocsbly to the full routine hunting waters, and pre­ Judy's real Itame la Ju liette... war. , The "honor system o f. our in Washington. We are striving aa further information on heart trou­ care of this newspaper and enclose Bchoola now operates on a nation­ rapidly If he la taught which ex­ victory in this war. That ts why vented froni aucceaa by our de­ Her father, J ^ p h Canova, la best we know how to interpret ercises to use and how to do them. ble are invited to send foi Dr. Mc­ one Urge, self-addreaaed envelope w al acale that ambracea each and them honestly and impartially and Coy’s special. arUcIea on the sub­ and six cenU In stamps and re­ Ankara. Aug. IT.—(g>—Dr. MacLelah repeatedly warns veloping convoy system. Or per- a descendant Antonia Canova, The moat Important point la to To Complete Air Ahmet Flkrt Tuaer, Turkish min­ LivingRoom 2J1Q.75 bans In ' ‘ sculptor of the Three Graces___ every one of us. our task would be much easier L' je c t Ju st’address your request to quest a copy of the articU called •gainst the Isolationists. ■tart all^ axerclsea and walking McCoy Health Service In care of ister of tha Interior for tbe past I T ‘ ^««’»y,She has a aUter. Ann. who U a As for canning sugar. Persons we knew that we had the coopera­ very aloWly and to gradually in­ "B ^ Starches.” four montha died today to apo­ For the task that lies ahead, a system, the Nazis are transferring pianist, and a brother Zehe, also who receive Sugar Cartlficatea for tion of the public. Nothing can or thla newspaper, eneloalng a large, Force Schooling Notice the husky legs, seat framing and crease tha effort made, resting ■tlf-addreased envelope and ’ ten plexy. task that may grow tougher with their activities to safer waters, j of the com who has toured with canning ars bound by the state: must stand in the wa;, of a vic­ when the heart becomea rapid. arms of this group. Here’s living room mente made in their applications tory tor tba United Natlona. cents In stamps. Tuaer, who was named to the I furniture that can “take it.” Solid •vary passing month, w# need iron In either case, the hopeful as- “nows his way I Was very pleased t o . read an Hartford Plants . Kssaler Field, Miss'. Aug. IT.— cabtoet by tbe late Premier Rey- . .. > ■ ” “ ! through the passes and mountain to uaie the sugar for that putpose Sincerely, maple construction; spring-filled seat , reaolvA, forged by grim and con- iumpuon ia that we have finaUy,: gaps that lead to Broadway, Not to do ao ia breaking the law Erik W. Modean. article dealing with the vialue and Qneatloiis AsB Asawara T ^ s d sa m sklUsd Airplane flk Baydam, aervsd for a brief (Left) DeLuxe If the sugar la used for other pur- benefit of exerclae In • overcoming (Hew ta Becaiva Aaawar) Mechanic, Pvt. Emil CharUe time as acting premier following chairs that ‘ are and back aushions in colorful textured atant datermlnation which (foean't by putting aa much care and ef- Judy Canova finds Uma to write heert defects In young men, which To Receive Award ^ of Mr. and Mrs. Albert the latter'a death teat mcsith. worth 879.00 to care what tha odds may be. For fort into the campaign aa the cook, collect books and poses, the person ia supposed to <3ueatlon: Mr. J. J . L., Naw Jer- homespuns. Usually $72.25. report it to our office. If the Cer­ recenUy appeared In a naUooal tey, writea: "I would Uka to re­ Mslsk, 77 Main street, Manebes- He previously had aerved ia the 889.00.. Spring-Hair I as tba odds mount, those who Prior Registration magasine. 'Tnls deacribed a ayatem ter. Coon.. WiU be graduated Ministry of Pubhe Health and aa curiiiona. Fart ef tificates are not used, they must ceive an answer from you but my Washington, Aug. 17—(*)—Tha would offer an easy way out will be raturned. Again, personal hon­ of strengthening the heart used quaatlon la not ona which could ^ufsday from the Technical sacretray,general 4f the People's o u r carload pur- when w are beginning to check- mantod, parto her hair In the at tha Unlvaralty of PennaylvanU War Department announced to­ party. ^ ehase. hfa their voices, hoping to find ua mate the aubmarine. ; middle, weighs 125. and stands esty Is tba big factor. The only Records Available be printed In the *L«dger'. Host do Tralnlag Oommand’s school here, 11.75 Easy Terms with thoaa young man who have 1 reach you?” ady aaUctlon of 4d iadustrial I ready for active duty "on tbe made c t BO me thing soft enough to While it flourished, this cam-1 ona-half. other check-up la a definite com­ been found t/i have a heart affae- t plaint from aomeoua with knowl- Answer: Write me a letter, day aalactlen oT 4d taiduatTial i H Une" with the tactical unite o.' the ltx3S-inch coffee table with : ytold HlUer the victory becauae It palgn waa. aa It will be if it be- ‘ Uon. As a result of thla acianUfic •ending it to me In cara ef your Army Air Forces. sturdy pegged boekeads of course! pegged-ln lege. Combination Axis Exekaaga PreteaSad edga of tba sltuatloB. production award In racognition ef with batten back; 30 IB BBteg to be too costly, too cornea successful again, on# of the Washington, Aug. Tha system of exe^nlae. the heart, newspaper and encloaa ona Urge, Private Malek win hass com­ Power Shut OCf •^book and magazine table.. As for the item about tbs worn Census Bureau announced today symptoms are curra and the outstanding performance on war Inchca wide. 39 Inches Aek Xboat W-B Moody, to get it for ourselves. ways in which we can lose this an wboaa critical Ulnaaa made It aelf-addreaaed, atampad envelope, work. pleted a 19-wc«k course wmee pur­ 6 9 * = Regular 89.95 each. Kansas City— (Ml —The tele that the 1917-191S draft registra­ young fellow who has anterad col­ making me any requeat that you pose has been ao intense that high. Usually 813.90, -Badges Tecaia. It’s In the effort to forge that war. It U potenUal threat to our phone company, besieged with necessary to bring bar to a Boa tion records of 34,000,(X)0 men now lege believing that hla heart will Among them were; . On Foster Street ton hospiUL A "Special Purpoua’ may have and 1 will be mor .than formal exercises wlU not even be teoa resolve that tboae who are complaints from aubacribera de­ are available for obtaining evi­ kaep him crippled finds that be CuMiman Chuck Company, Hart­ ability to maintain fronts Uks manding naw telapbone numbera, application would have taken care plaaaed to answer your communi­ ford, Conn.; W. and L. E. Ourlay, held. Qraduatee sre to be d l^ tch- 000 have been dence of place of birth and clU- can return to good eondlUon. cation. If you wish your Utter During the storm yeaterday •Me to ahead re- those In tba Solomon Islands, in ia going to do aometbing about it of thla sltuatioR If the facte were aenshlp,.. , Thla splendid work Wes started Troy, N. Y.; Hanaom-Whltnw Ma­ ed to'active duty with a dlplosaa, afteraoon, which was accompanied our oomplets oommlt- Africa, and In Europe. On It. Hit­ as aoor. as ona of ite cxocutlvea as you stated. Tba holder of a "C ' kept confidential, mark It “confl- chine Company, Hartford, Com. a hiad shake, and tba knowledge Baarch of tha racords will be aa a re^ t of ths findincs of a dantUl" and I will sea that no part that thalr training U the beet In by a high wind, wlrea became I to this war and warning ua ler baa placed high bopqa; make can think of a good word begin­ bo

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i T ja n i n u t i x i a A i j D , fliANdUESTBR, CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1942 Violence Caiise The Marines Go Up and Over— In England Advice on Buying PAGE EIGHT Doolittle Sees Manchester War Of Six Deaths Given Housewives party on this first Journey by a Women Seek. OlTfUsn Defense Phone 2-0107 — Red Croes.Phone 06X7 By The Associated Press British Bases •my A\iator British prime minister to the Obituary - • Soviet union. i A. E. F.’s Soldier “ T o u r is t s ” Nome’s Aides Drive Bprecinct 13 will be held tonight at Aged Moodus Couple Your cost of living need not rise They included Gen. Sir Archi­ w The ManchesUr Chapter, Ameri­ the High School commencing at r you buy wisely. Expected to Return to bald P. Wavell. the British com­ Bridge Jobs can Red Cross will partlciiiate in 8 o’clock. Chief Air Raid Warden Perish Following Fire The State Department of Agri­ ^ Dies in Crash mander-in-chief in India, and Mat an Intensified drive during Sep­ Thomas Weir will address the first ^United St^tei Soon; Gen. Russell P. Maxwell. U. ' culture and the State Defense L o n d o n A n A m e r ic a n A c c e n t Deaths tember to enlist women for train­ alders at this aesaion. In Their Home. Council provide the foUowIng in­ commander in the Middle East. Over 60 P. C. of .4ppli- Argrement Signed Confers with Spaatz. The Prime Minister, flying with ing in tha Volunteer Nurse's Aide formation to Connecticut consum­ ]Bradley FielpoupIe Available thrifty cuts Include Doolittle, who led tha United Rtiwian miliUry dignitaries. champ of 68 Linmore road, Man­ com beef, ■ Stewfng lamb and cold OH Wednesday evening, the day Over 60 per cent o f the appli­ the months ahead. This Is an ideal to the First Aid Training section who perished following a fire in States Army Air Fore# bomberii ist.s ' 4re back—so London is more chester, died yesterday. In addi­ of thia agreement, the Red Oross cuts. of his a>rl^l; Churchill went to time to call to their attention, their home, were reported In Con­ Hartford. Aug. i 7.-^yFV-Second like London again. tion to Mrs. Beauchalnp she is cants for Jobs of toll collectors on through all available means, the and the Council v/fll continue to Poultry; Supplies ' adequate; in the atL-ick on, Japan last April Weut. H. E. Sheraw. 23. son of the K rem lln'^ d saw Stalin im­ survived by three sons. Carl W. necticut during the week-end. The ' But the tou'rUts who, the.se the new Charter Oak bridge to be need for them in the Volunteer cooperate in promoting First Aid prices slightly higher. 18, was disclosed for publlcstlon Mr#. George Sheraw. of 2\1 Ninth mediately. Brett .of Hartford and Edward W. other deaths Included, two traffic Fish: Flounders, mackerel, had­ They talked for t^ce^hours and , days, stand gaping at the snag- opened about Labor Day havo Nurse's Aide Corps. instruction throughout the state. today. gtreet, AUoona, Pa., was killed to- and John H. Brett of West Hart­ The agreement that haa been fatalities, a drowning and a case' dock. of Allies to Girl and Partner Dis­ his automobile and Acting Medi­ cial strife.’’ girl Saturday night; a few hours was in the Sacred Heart cemetery, The article was tom' from some Chief Aide Now that the (>ucaauB and Iran might der, commander-in-chlef of the they get along with the TTommU's New Britain, where Father Kor 1939. Mr. Griffin said that the .Make Difference. covered by Anglers. cal Examiner William A. Sunder­ Union Labor Criticize Even Greater Efforts liefore Captain Carr died of tw'o wall be the main theater of the R. A. F. in the .Middle East. considerably better than did their such’ hospitality have been flood­ up in the course of the day. There get into a 100 per cent American valczwk conducted the committal members of the commission had land said he waa accidentally suf- copies of the magazine by customs bullet wounds suffered in a shoot­ war this year when and if the Also, Sir Alexander Cadogan, elders in the last great war. ing the American Red Cross hpad-: is an office which passes out in­ atmosphere, eat hamburgers, and services. The bearers were all glven^ considerable time to the Life Magazine. officials before they were permit­ By Admiral Land. ing of Lieut. Col. E. O., Herlihy, Germans struck out for oil. permanent British undersecretary Conspicuous In this sea of uni­ quarters at the rate of about 500 formation on everything from bus sandwiches, imbibe milk and cola members of the Manchester Polish | work vrithout. any compensation By James Marlow and Idaho Springe, Colo., Aug. 17.— Carl O. Hult. 53, of West Hart­ ted to croes into Canada under or­ Infantry commander at #ort Hua- Moacow, Aug. 17.—(F)— Vyacho- OP)—A talented Denver high ders which U. S. Collector of Cus­ chuca. There have been persistent re­ of state for foreign affairs and forms which’ la London, arc the a day. And therw are scores of routes and sight-sealng tours to drmks. Alliance and were, Albert Malek, whatsoever. WUUaa Pinkerton ford, drowned Saturday night when Detroit, Aug,, 17—(>R— De­ South Portland, Me., Aug. 17.— ilav Molotov became Premier Stal­ ports of the presence of increasing Churchill's physician, sir Charles olive-drab blouses and "pink The American Bagle- Club la The bridge is of the girder type New York, Aug. 17—(Wide school girl and her 48-year-o!d be fell from a boat on Twin Lakes, toms Martin R. Bradley said came Deputy County Attorney Nor­ telephoned invitations. how much tq tip a London waiter. Felix Godeuwakl, Ignatz Zatowaki, troit's mayor and leaders of Us (F) (—American shipyards sent in’s chief aide for administration of number of British and United Wilson. pants” of American Army officers The Yankee soldier may buy 20- operated similarly, though Its Frank Lucas, Frank Haraburda, and has been purposely, kept low World)—The rublier shortage and ice-skating parMi*'' found Canaan. from Washington. Spokesman in man Herring said the charge would States forces and supplies in India. Loy Henderson, assistant chief One Welsh miner wrote that because of the nearby airports. the jaunty headgear of some of shot to death-“a plain case of unlon^ labor today took torrid is­ Ottawa said Canadian censorship eleven new ships into the water be changed to miirder, probably to­ the Soviet union today by appoint­ —the executive vanguird of. the he had lost his wife, but that he cent bus tickets, incidentally, building is not quite So lavishly and John Zemrowake: Iraq and Iran. ' V of. European affairs in the State fast-Bwelling U. S. forces in the decorated nor so new. This club However there is an 85 feet clear­ our Allies are going to make a murder and aulcide," Coroner sue with an account of this city’s was not involved. yesterday—eight in Maine in the day. ment to the new poaltlon of first would be only too pleased to share which entlUe him to an unlimited vice chairman of the CkmncU of June Deeiaion Dtacuiiaek! \ Department, was in the American British Isles. Their brisk foot­ number of rides on those famous, 2Uso maintains outside buildings ance between the water and the difference In the style of women’s George'HamUlk reported. performance in the war produc­ ’ At the county hospital, Miaa Her­ his house with a Pennsylvania main span. This main span is ,one greatest mass launching in. the na­ People’s Oommlaoars. What Churchill and Roosevelt up. falls sound in the dark corridors red-painted,_ sign-covered double- with 200 beds for transient dough­ hats thia fall. Betide them was a penciled note Ship Losses tion's history-but workmen were lihy was reported in a semi-h.yster- miner. A Llmehouse girl wrote of the longest in the North Am­ Because of priorities on slsa- tion effort published In the cur­ The poaltlon la equivalent to that talked about and decided at their State Dinner CUinax of government offices in White-- deckers. boys Guards to Get asking that they be buried to­ urged to even greater efforts by ical condition. June meeting' no doubt wae die-' visit was climaxed with a that she would be happy to make erican continent being 370 feet tica, "Women’s Wear Daily" points gether with their skates on. ' rent Issue o f Life msgazins. Captain Carr, 27-year-old tank of vice premier. Mototov's appoint­ hall as they request this-and-that- a permanent home for a rich Soldiers Can Visit Cluba Only unhappy incident' in the Unity Cabinet Admiral Emory E. Land. cuased fully ^’ith Stalin, and it state 'id^ner at the Kremlin rn with customary Yankee directness long. out, emphasis will bq on hats that Fishermen discovered the bodies Mayor Edward J.- Jeffries and company officer, was shot early ment, announced by the praosid.. American soldier. Eagle Club's history was that, day Show Drop "Ev^ry hour saved in a shipyard was the basis of what the United Friday night. Persons who attend' —and usually get it They toll, To minimize the. friction which when a young non-.commisaloned Their Weapons Fl%-« Lanes Each Way fit the head, ataying on witho'itt of Margie Bolton, 17, and Jbbn C. R. J. Thomas, president of the Saturday morning after he and lum of the Supreme Soviet, placed ''J There will be five -lanes each may mean a life—yes, even a him next to Stalla in all cabinet States and Britain can offer Rus­ ed it said both the British prime shirt-sleeved and wrlnkle-brpwed. Bed, Bath, Breakfast, 56c. occasionally arises between two officer,'who had beetr helping to difficulty. while many of the "ad­ (Jack) Kline, Denver electrician, CIO United Auto Workers, con­ To Rule Cuba Miss Herlihy returned from Agua sia in the way of war material or peoples who speak the same lan­ , way on the bridge and it is figured vanced fashions oome from our dozen lives saved in the fighting Prieta, a resort across the Mexi­ buainesa. minister and Stalin were in the In their plain and cluttered offices Actual homes-abroad for lonely make the place ready for a forth­ in Kline's automobUe late Satur­ Only Seven Allied Mer* tended that the five-page lead forces of the United States,” the diversionary action that the deci­ highest of apirlts. soldiers on leave in this capital guage but have different accents New Pump Bnotguns to | it win be possible to move 600 Allies.” day on a lonely mountain road. article, entitled "Detroit la Dyna­ can border. Molotov, who la foreign eoin- by day: they are omnipresent in coming visit of the King smd ^ _ I Vty\«iw in IaTIA 1 chairman of the Maritime Com m it mlsaar,. served aa chairman of tha sions in Moscow were reached. One source dose to Churchill smart hotels and restaurants by iity are two American Red Cross and -different customs, there are cars an hour, in each lane. In ad- There will be: Both. were well-known figure chantmen Prey of Sub­ mite,” had unjustly impugned In a statement, Colonel Herlihy ■ Vyacheslav Molotov, who visited Queen, became so excited as Be Distributed to the . dltioii there will be pedestrian Former Political Adver­ ■ion asserted in Maine- where six council until Just befora the war, called the meeting "an. epoch." evening. service clubs—the older Ameri­ lectures which, according to Club Their Majesties actually loomed The Chinese coolie hat; the skatere. Detroit's patriotism'. said he found marks of a beating the United States after coming to The four days of dramatic nego­ Director William L. Gower, "will walks, on each side of the struc­ Cossack (pronounced marines in Wjcek.- freighters and two destroyers slid on hia daughter, adding’ he was when Stalin succeeded him. Find No British "Beaerse" can Eagle Club and the newer in the doorway that he curtseyed Men This Evening. HamUik laid the note, one of “ril match Detroit's patriotism sary of Batista Is New down the ways at three busy Lemdon to sign the Anglo-Russian tiations, from Wednesday until interpret the British to our boys ture. The need of the new bridge pa-pa-ha> from Ruaala, which is several found tn the car, evident­ against that of any other city in ‘convinced she waa fighting , for A doten other vice-chairmen al­ Doughboys on leave in London and more spkeious Washington instead of saluting- (He maintains yards. ready are acUng In special fields. mutual assistance pact June 11, Saturday, brought the two war Club. and our boys to the British.” was brought, out by the fact that another version of the fes; peas­ ly waa written hy- Kline after he the country,” declared Jeffries Prime Minister. her life” against Carr. ' undoubtedly prepared the way for find themselves the objects of a that he merely slipped). By The Associated Press And, far away In Texas three leaders, Churchill and Stalin, to- Looking to a possible resump­ It was learned today, through a survey showed traffic over the ant motifs expressed In cotfa from fired a bullet through the girl's last night "Why, anyone who ■ "Carr apparently reaented t^e the Moscow meeting. warm and widespread, hospitality The recently opened Washing­ Time for Social Life Bulkeley bridge had gone from Last week’s announced ship ■hips were launched—a mine­ fact that wa planned to take Mar­ igetber for the first time. tion of the blitzes, the Washing­ (Captain David McCuHom. Com Norway and France, and of head. Then iClne placed one of lives here knows we haven't had Havana, Aug. 17.— ‘A new, *nie announcement issued which upsets' their preconceived ton Club is a refurbished hotel The social life of American offi­ n.ander of H Company. Connect! 39,000 a day to 56.000 a day. With losses ' were the lowest in 16 sweeper and a cargo ship at the garet with ua to Fort Benning, Ga.. Foreign Secretary ' Anthony ton Club has a decontamination cers in London,'^ too, is not to i>e Dutch and Flemish influence. the dead girl's arms around his a major labor dispute, except that national unity cabinet directed Mongrel Pup Gets through the Ministry of Informs- notions o f British “ reserve.” 'They which many pre - war tourists cut State Guard, that the new gas and tire rationing the jraulc. BareheadedneM Going Out weeks. Only seven Allied mer­ Pennsylvania yards in Beaumont, where I have been transferred,” Eden of England last winter paid room and a first aid post, with a sneezed at. They are guests on neck and fired a bullet into bis chantmen fell prey to enemy sub­ bn the Detroit itre'et railways last tlon said Churchill's visit Aug. 12 a vtalt to the Soviet union, and actually are ■overwhelmed wltn would recognize\^ even though it quota of pump shotguns are now 11,^,1 fallen- off by 8.5 per eent Under the hopeful heading (^ha's war effort today after a and the destroyer Murray at the the colonel said. “W e had always , to !• could not be disclosed earlier invitatlona to English homes— has been partly rebuilt since Ger­ trained nurse on duty day ami Sunday afternoons at large and temple. marines and none of these was In year, in three years. Oinsolldsted Steel Corporation Foreign Commissar Vyacheslav In for his entire company. Final | ^hlle the average drop on stale ”—The Epidemic of Baneheaded- Another note addressed to reorganization Instigated by Presi­ opposed this engagement but did Taste of War "for reasons of safety.” ■ from the proud mansions in the man bombs destroyed one wall. night. The basement ballroom ts spectacular officers' dances, pre­ the U. 8, east coast and Carib­ "Haif Truths" Criticized Ltd., Texas yards at Orange. not interfere aa our daughter waa Molotov repaid the .visit in May. arrival of the guns, marks the end highways bad been 59 per cent. tteas is on the Way Out"—the Kline's wife, Irene, and to Mrs. dent Pulgenclo Batista himself, The text of the announcement nearby countryside and rose- Four "bedroom floors" will an air raid shelter- sided over by the Marchioness of of a i>eriod of waiting for weapons This new bridge with ita ap- bean cMivoy lanes. ‘The whole story in Life is Oreateat Single Launching over 21 years' old;* we thought 1 when he signed the British-Soviet publication says; Arthur D. BOlton, mother of. the Ramon Zaydln, a Liberal Sena­ said; alliance on May 26. twined suburban rillas to bum­ sleep 300 men. Rate;, 50 cehta for Any Allied soldier may visit Townsend- 'They may bring their since the seizure of Enflelds by the proachee and by-tpaas will permit "Ever since the advent of the With only two sinkings in the scurrilous, with just enough half In the greatest single launching things would work out.” An Bast Coast Port, Aug. 17.— "The prime minister has paid a ble East End flats. bed, bath and breakfast. Iii the this American service club if he own girl partners—or choose between labor and 'manage­ raunists^ membera of the coali­ launched Into the Kennebec river. "There took part in tJieSe dis­ perty on Maple street. candidacy for renominatipn on the In parts of CzechoslovakiA cussions; Mr. Zeia was on leave of absence Chairman Clark (D., Mo.) of a wife, said he had seen Father Pe­ of all enlisted men, and it is I do not need to visit Hart- should DO longer let themselves be Law in Statute Bdok De­ two Dutch, two Cuban and one ment in Detroit to maintain all- tion, pledged their cooperation. from an Episcopal church in Paris, Quitclaim Deed Plans Ahead urgent that all receive this train- Norwegian. tioine Too Hnill«tio ' Democratic ticket. He haa repre- Prance, Germany, and Switzer­ Others Partldpoting Senate Finance Subcommittee lypenko on the witness stand hut considered in the "great class of out war production." Besides Zaydin, the five new ;»ented-the sixth (New Britain) France, at the time of his death. The Manchester Trust Com­ cpuld not positively identify him ing. H Company, along ® ■ Parkway Approach bowwcarens.v scribes How to Stop Since Pearl Harbor. 171 Allied Jeffries said he didn't think De-. ministers were land, snails are bred on a large "Peoples commissar for foreign considering the withholding- tax pany to George W. Griffin, quit- District for two temia. scale specially for the table. affairs, 'V. M. Molotov; and the Since leaving Europe, he has serv­ provision in the pending revenue (Contlaued from Page One> aa the man who came to the ves­ Company, the other State Guard ever'6 milea traffic will Tha general Impression, of the Nuisance in Town. or neutral merchantmen have trolt would take any official action Joee Augustin Martlnea, non­ PbUsdelphla — (F) — Th# cop# ed as vice president and sales man­ claiVn to four lota of land in the company, have been practicing over a wide parkwray con--1 been, announced sunk In eastern partisan, secretary of foreign re­ brok# up a gam% of copt and rob- procureur general, . Marshal K. E. bill said today he. regarded with Woodland Park tract on 'Wood­ try. fall'styles, therefore, will be “more to repudiate the picture story, de­ ager of the Ohio Foundry here. m U. s' waters, 41 off Canada, 139 )>#ra a’h#D heighbora complained Voroshilov, from the Soviet side; "grave apprehension" the "dou­ land street. priest to him. TTie letter was Interrupts Orosa-Exiuninatidn all sorts o f gueriHs warfare, all 1 jjjjijjg of two 24-foot lanes with a bat and lees hair.” claiming "I'd just call it a yellow lations. I'l Testifying in Cora Lillian Burn­ sort of terrain. The old Golf lots dividing atrip through the Persona seeking relief from dog in the Csribl>ean, 43 in the Gulf Rep. SerMo Valdes, Democrat, ;the British ambassador. Sir A. ble taxation” feature of the Building Permit written at Fathe.r Pelypenko’s re­ The testimony of iho former magazine and let It go at that. that t ^ t>ley ^ee too reallatic. Po­ ham's $100,060 breach of promise quest, Kunze .testified. off East Center street, has been I center, with no greater than a 5 arnoyances are assured of tfila re­ of Mexico Slid 32 off South Amer­ Anyone who wuuld v.Tlte anything secretary or agriculture; lice -Sargt. John Armstrong said ' Clark Kerr, the chief of the Im- House plan. Alternations, $406, Frank BrCm- teacher interrupted the govern­ lief if they would but look in the -perial general staff. Sir A. Brook, .suit, the stocky rector conceded He said his subcommittee would "How did you know Mr. Mol- the usual grounds for maneuvers. I percent grade in one location on ica. like that would not appreciate the Evio Govantes, Liberal, public the cop, 15 years old, had a black­ "There is no question in the world ley, 117 Crestwood Drive. ment's croaa - examination., of Japanese General cumulative supplement to the Gen­ and other responsible representa­ resume executive hearings Wed­ Certifleate Of Trade Name zshn Was an anti-Bolshevist If you Thia type of training wHi help all whole dlsUnce. Vehicles origi- facts." works; jack and the robber, also 15, was I was in love with her. I always never knew him ?" asked Dodd. Kunze, confessed member of the of the perMnnei for the comii^ | .jycet or south of Hartford, eral Statutes o f 1931-19— 1935. in Anger Has No Effect ' Senator Juan Miguel Ortuondo armed with threa revolvers, one Your Credit Is A Big Gun tives of British armed forces and nesday with a view to recommend­ "Hate and Suapect Boases" loved her.” Miss Burnham testified Ruth M. Krechevsky of 701 Gar­ spy ring, which was in . progress camp which will deal mostly with section 1885. Under the heading the permanent undersecretary of ing to the full committee, by next den street, Hju-tford and John R. "All true ministers of the Gospel or in the southern part of Hartford, Given Promotion ■ Th# Life article stated that De­ Domonech, Liberal, public health; loaded. The arsenal—which the Mr.- Zeis told her in December. when court adjourned last Friday. guerilla tactics. of complaints th* following can be boys said they had "borrowed” state for foreign affairs. Sir A. Monday if possible, the accept­ Stephenson of Vernon, (k>nn., filed were antl-BolaheiTsts,’’ replied and croosing to Ekist Hartford, Chicago— UPi—A group of irate troit's war production had been Rep. Rafael Santos Jimlner, 1935, he wanted to "be free" and Kunze. Kunze, appearing than as a de­ Captain Mcect didn't pay kny ’ attention SEMI-AMSI AL SALE OF Hitlerism and any stmilar tyran­ With Official ated bis testimony of last Friday By the use of the by-pass and quarters In Japan and raised to to the motorista nor to the police American clUsenahip to become a the rank of general. by such barking or other dis­ ny has been achieved. Committee Change that the' suggestion that Father the Charter Oak Bridge, there Is turbance Is s source of annoyance who questioned him at the show- Trying to Leap Pelypenko obtain “papere” for German end wanted to be a Nazi. He waa succeeded In tha China "The discussions, wlilch ♦ere As the trial entered Its fourth A son was born late Saturday to an approximate aavihg of two to any sick person residing in the up. Ha la deaf. carried on in atmosphere of Cor­ Chicago, Aug. 17—on— Staff him eo that hs could travel abroad Mr. and M n. Cheater Varney of milea of travel, but from 30 to 8d ipoet by Lieut Gen. Sboso Kswabe. Reason Explained came from the priest.' week. Defense Attorney James W. The newspaper Aeahl said the iricinlty such selectmen, warden diality and complete sincerity, pro­ editors of two eastern newspapers New York, Aug. 17—(F>—Two Carpenter unsuccessfully sought to 191 Union street. ' ^ ‘ minutes in travel time. or chief of police shall Investigate RE-UPHOLSTERING vided an opportunity of rtaffirm- conferred today with an aartst- rescuers fought for 15 minutes to­ Denies Seeking "Fnke Pnaaport" The Hartford Bridge Commis­ appointment waa significant “with such complaint and make such have FBI agents -barred from regard to the Increased importance ing the existence of close friend­ Washington, Aug. 17.—<>P)— ant to the attorney general direct­ day with a 28-year-old art stu­ Under repeated questionlhg, seats at the government's counsel Two wrorken, R. Abrams of sion of which Mr. Griffin is man­ order concerning the restraint or ager, has announced the rate of of defense of the mother country ship and understanding 'between Taking cognizance of protests ing a grand jury investigation In­ dent who hung by her fingertips Kunze, refused to concede that he table. Hartford, and Nathaniel Parkman disposal of such dog as deemed 8 Reasons Why You Should \ \ r | the Soviet Union, the United King­ aeainst the recent' transfer of the to publication of allegedly confi­ from a window sill six floors was trying to get "a fake pass­ of Poquonoc, wen admitted to Me­ toll for both passenger and com­ Sind especially of her east coast necessary. Any person owning or Orpenter told the court that a mercial traffic. Toll charges are now that the flrat phase of- war dom and the United., States of President's Oimmlttee on Fair dential naval information about above Riveriiide Drive before they port” and maintained stubbornly lawyer among the spectators had morial shortly arter 10 o’clock thU harbouring such dog who ahall fall RE-UPHOLSTER 11 W f T . America in entire accordance with Employment Practice from an in­ th# Battle o f Midway. ' managed to puli her back into her that Father Pelypenko told him morning following an accident at I to be baaed at a nte computed on operations In greater Asia has to comply with such order ahall be Informed him that persona seated come to an end.” the Allied relationship existmg dependent status to a aubsldlary They were Ralph Sharp, night apartment. that he, the priest,' had an "offi­ at the government's table "were work when a scaffold brokOv Both | the basis of s charge of five cenu fined not more than twenty-five h L n i a la IBa alack aoaaoa. Work eaa bs den#, and plek-Hp between them." j of the War Manpower Commis- news editor of The New York Hundreds of spectators watched cial capacity" In Argentina au­ laughing and smiling at our testi­ are employed by the Atlas Con- 1 for each axle. A two-axle vehicle dollars or Imprisoned not more aad delivery made promptly. thorizing him to stamp papers struction Ckmipany. wUl pay ten cents and a three-axle ; Sion, the White House said today Dally News, and Frank Waldrop, the struggle of the dangling stu­ mony.’’ than thirty days or both and the 2. Preaawt stoek of fabrics and matorlala I* complete, foreign and, political editor of for "entrance pei^lssion" to that vehicle wlU pay 18 cenU and five dog warden having jurladlction j that the move waa intended to dent, Mias Mary Wurtz of New Prosecutor Thomas J: Dodd, Jr., cents additional for each additional Weeh'End Deaths g. Hiai# Is eenrtdsrabi# aaeertalaly aa to fatara aappMea #i Floun to Meeting strengthen the committee. The Washington Times Herald. York city,.as Arthur Zohn, build­ country. Kenneth Chadwick of Andover sltall capture and oonflna or kill replied that "nobody at- the gov­ axle. .fabrtca. By Americtm Pilots I The committee now will be able. These papers and The Chicago ing superintendent and- Jacob Father Pelypenko, testifying In ernment table haa at any time Lake, a victim of a recent automo­ such dog or return It to Its ownsr Tribune published the story un­ bile accident, waa discharged from For the convenience of fleet or harborer aa may be directed by Moscow. Aug. 17.—-.P —Primt ; a IVhite House statement said, to Dobson, Negro porter, griuped support of thf government's con­ tried to make fun, or In j^ any owners and others who may have New York—DeVereux MUbum, command the facilities of the cora- der investigation on June 7. her wrists and pulled her to a^e- tention that Molzahn' was at­ humor Into this b ial’’ and remark­ the hospital late Saturday. 81, generally recognized as the such selectmen, warden or chief BALE PRICES FOR S-PIECE SETS Minister Cihurclull of Britain has frequent use for^ the bridge and of police.” Buy Only, The Things You Need concluded a four-day tnp to Mos­ imsalon to further its work of t^ while Mrs. Zohn telephoned tempting to help Kunze leave the ed (>■*> the three FBI 'agents In me a convenience for .motor truck greatest back .ever developed In eliminating' dis'Crimination In em­ .country with military secrets for Osnkus today—90. polo, and for 21 years the game's Mads fii Writtag police. the'eourtroom had been "of great 11 dlspetehera, acchmmodation tickets m cow in which he and Joseph Stalm the Axla asserted earlier in the Many people have made com­ NOW $32.00 reached secret decisions in con­ ployment against Negroes and ' Four radio patrol cars and two Mseletsnfe to us." wUI be on sale. A SO-trip ticket top ranking' player. He represent­ ATHlinS^^\ $38... Homespun And Pay For What You Get I mem'bers of other minority groups. About Town emergency squads went to the trial that the Bund leader told him In denying the-defense request. Admitted Saturday: James R. ed the United States on seven in­ plaints to authorities but evidently junction with Unlt^ SUles gen- Pierce. 29 Haynes street; Selim book for two-axle vehicles at a Presidential Secretarj' Stephen Riverside building. that the pastor would help get Judge J. Joseph Smith said that cost of $5.00 and a 50-trip ticket ternational polo teams. He waa neglected to make auch . com- NOW $57.50 srals and statesmen on stopping "documents” to enable him to slip Mitchell. 88 Strickland street; bom in Buffalo, N. T. ' ptiOnts la writing aa act forth In FOOl $69... Denim - Stop worrying about credit! Tok'U have no troo- • - and defeating the Gerffians, it was Early, declaring there had been Mies Wurts, who Zohn said waa he had ''not obeerved any Impro­ book for three-axle vehicles at a ble getting It! Vncle Sam simply wants you to use "tonaiderable misrepreaentstion Eleanor Anne, daughter of Mr. through the British blockade. Clarence Barber, 889 Main street; Denver—Otto Bock, 61, justice the above. Many sections of the I. - diaclosed officially today, a student at Columbia University, priety at the counsel table.” coat of ^.50. ITiese books may be IJ 9 $ 9 m m Rl ' your credit carefully ao that the government win and misunderstanding'' of the' and Mrs. Thomas Kearns, of 37 Kunze resumed the stand for Sal'vatore Romano, Hartford. of the Colorado Supreme court. town have reason to complain and $86... Damask NOW $71.00 American pilots flew the prime wma. taken >to the Belleime hospi­ obtained now. Requests for ac- •« ATHLfTfS have morn money to spend r ■ the Victory effort. transfer, reported that the White Eiro street, observ'ed her sixth croas-examtnatlpn after a vestry­ Discharged Saturday: Mrs. Ken­ Winchester, Mess.—WllUam L. thia section of the giuieral statutes TERMS ARRANGED minister and his "Anglo-Amencan tal observatlDn ward after she neth Reynolds and infant daughUr. .commodatlon ticket books may be House had received protests from birthday on Saturday by enter­ man of Old Zion's church in Phila­ Thompson, 83, president and own­ waa not generally known, until Dr. FOOT •• llw iwifer »«ssSto« In everyday words, buy only tho thiags you seed part'- of 20 to Moacow in three, big taining six playmates at a party. kept moaning: 50 Courtland streeU, K "■ ^ sth placed by wriUng or by calling kt $99...Tapestries NOW $79.00 WE CARRY OCR Negro and other organizations "They want to operate on me. delphia denied that a priest had Sugar Rationing er of the Thi^pison Water Cooler D.C.Y. Moore, head of tha local fJ : and pay your MDs'promptly! CVinsolidate-l Libentor • B-24 1 | She wa« remerribered with eei-eral rhBiiwiek. Andover Lake: Mra. the temporary office of the Hart- Co., of Boston, and a former part­ Board of Health, called attention OTHER FABRICS REOt'CED FROFORTIONATRLT. OWN ACCOUNTS teombera. Thev arrived on the a f-' throughout the country. 1 won’t let them." left photographs of the Bund lead­ useful gifts and refreehmenls er with him last summer arlth in-, ner In thq investment firm of Otis to It 1st* Saturday afternoon. ^ If yen knve a moatkly charge aeepnat, your Mils temoon of Aug. 12 and parted j Rules Perfected Helen McLaughlliw 163 Oak street; lum street, ^ r t f o r t or et Munt .Make Down Payment were eerveffT^ structioiia to forward them to and Co. All thia cams about when Sat­ •efcef fcsfsl—>s4 hi Am* are to he paid by the Itth af the aaeoad aaoath fel- \ yesterday morning. I ___ To Fael MlaaMoa James Martin, IS*Cedar street. iBrldge Admlnlatr^on after Colonulo Springs, Colo.—Roes Communique# Issued hen- and in: ^ ^ „ P{uitor Molzahn. urday's Herald hit the street with ylMM *m dhsMs ksaX k bail HERE’S WHAT MacDONALD DOES: lowtag date of purrhaae. A meeting of the Democratic Dr. c a n T. Haiisamann, appear­ Admitted Sunday: George De- jthe bridge _ls o y ny l to traffic. B. Nicolet, m M oosry In tha Phik the article In "Heard Along Main Ixmdnn this afternoon, following , Hartford, Aug. 17.—(j4h. TheRe- Town committee will be held to­ Washington, Aug. 17—(F»—Rep- I 1. strip faraltara to frame. 4. Biialak woodwork. If jM buy ea tha la.tallmeat plaa, the hew gar- Oiurchlll'a departure from Soviet Trade. Board of the Hartford ing as a defense aritneaa at Mol- Hartford. Aug. 17.—H aald that the conferenrei had | Chamber of Commerce waa in- zahn's trial, asserted that while he form means have been devised by ind former director of a home for cording to Dr. Moore, although the committee will pick a list of nounced today she had Invited the regional OPA for providing rireen U 9 street; Mra. Inna I hour has ben eitabllehed on the tired mlssloBaries at Nawtoa A Re-eever aet. A laatal aag-proof eoa#traeBea. leaa thaa 29 per cent oa furallure. niittriian, '•Multed In a number of decisions I formed today that a new Federal waa In the vestry o f the Church on there is no record hero of prosecu­ tm candidates for the town election New England governors and con­ aUowrable sugar Inventories for re­ Broaeirian sad w en t daui^ter, 82 ^ iter, Maes. 1. Make I deVvofy ki Coaaoetfnrt. p ^ o e . etc. — aad tho balaaeo to ho paM ta oMBthly j •a the conduct: of thethe*war war and that 1 regulation, effective Aug. 12,12. has Aug. 4. 1941, e man who said be miles sn hour.' All commerclsl tion for having a dog nuisance. in October, which wUl have to be gressmen to meet here next Mon­ tail or wholesale buatneases that Wellington Road; Mra. Clarence Toledo, O.—Mrs. Mary laobel li; hi«w*sA.1bshamperan.«a jaafanmeata aet to exceed Iwelva nMaths. }tba existing underatandmgs be- made materials and service# in re- day with Federal officials to 'dis­ was a Greek CatboUe priest enter­ vehicles will be requested to use ALL WORK GUARANTEED! upbolstering subject to a 20 per filed with the town clerk on Aug. ed end sqked for MoUshh. opened alncp'ntionlng went - Into raaeeli 32 Pleasant street; Mrs. Biggers, wife of John D. BIggers. Win Tench BwaMH Russla. Great Britain and 24 to be ready for the primary on cuss the esatem fuel situation. effect April 28. . Erie Anderson, and Infant daugh- the Tight Isne In moving over the president of the Libbey-Owena- Ob moat etker purchaeee, auek aa woariag apparel, United States been reaf- cent down payment by consumers. Positive No FbetograplH Left by-pssa and tha bridge and to use'' STORE HOURS BALESMEPPS CALLING HOl*RS Sept. 8. A new ntailer, the OPA said, Ur. iSSAUpto street; Frank Doyle, Ford Glass Co. Philadelphia. Aug. 17. — (F) — rieetrleal appUadeee, hsuaebaU f r a ahkiga, Dacia n an atmonhere of "cor- Ta Dtacoas Track Opatsttea Dr. Hsussmana, a rtUrad Phila­ will be given an Initial aUowableij 234 Tolland Tumplks; Mis. Helen the outtfde line indicated for paaa- Paris, — Johnson Nswloa Saaa aeka that yea aaaka a dawn phyasial af 80 1-0 iilallty and complin alncerlty." Paper's Price Increased age o f commerclaf traffic and pay­ Swahili, tna lalangTiaga apokan by 9 A. M. to 5 :3 0 P . M. 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sunset Rebekah Lodge wtn hold delphia school teachar, assarted he inventory of one pound of augv Wilson. 21 Gorman street. Camden, 77, former U. S. Senator Inhabitants of the cast coast par eeat. tha halaaee to ho paM avM’ a peeled ao# ta Iii; ' source eloee to the British a regular meeting at 8 o'clock to­ Hartford, Aug. 17.— Admitted today: 'R. Abrams, ment of tolL I f lalaaaaaa dooo aot keep appolatment New York, Aug. 17.—upj—The told the manithat Mnliahii wap on for each $I of groes sales on all From Kentucky and for many years o f ' Africa,' will be taught at iMoaA Bqeanoo of gaoo- exeaed 12 maatha minister, when asked what night in Odd Fdkxs^ halL Follow­ sentatlves of the trucking:Industry 'vacation and waa poaltlva that the commodities be estimates will be Hartford: Nathaniel Parkman, Weight and alze of vehicles la a leader in thoroughbred racing, Um and tiro ohortoga. eaUo M o t be pk vriU bo kept ao rtoao to conferences were about, re- New York World-Telegram.-after­ limited as provided In the statutes Temple Unlwralty this falL ing the meeting refreebroenta srlU and governmental agencias were priest had left no pbotographa made during the first week of op­ Poquonoek; Fred Moorehouse. 206 agriculture, mining and poUUi;al Prof. C.,Gordon Brown haa pre- noon newspaper, announced today be served. to mqct this afternoon to diaeuae arlth him. Eldridge street; William Oetnty, of the 8UU of Connecticut. How­ ,VHMIM4Xir patkapa iM aoM ha of I a one cent increaee per copy to eration. Aalrs In the state. He ifu a na­ pared a vocabulary of about 1,000 Asewer ways and means of setting up joint 'The Rev. AleksI Pelypenko^ a The wholesaler will get the cus­ 50 Dougherty street. ever, special permlU Issued hy the . *75 MAIN ST. four cenU outside the city llmlU tive o f Weet Virginia. words, which he aays is "all a •Aar etiild in the street should More Antkraelte Bkippta information offices to aid truck op­ Roman CSthoUe priest o f tha Ru- tomary minimum ahipping unit, Dtsehargied today: Mrs. Richard State Highway Commissioner will of'N ew York City.-The Increaee Ithaoa, N. T. — Albert W. whMb man needs, particularty a aoL S5§^2*I5222££2S SHtbe answer to that." eration under ODT regulations. tbfiflan tits who arorked for the based on sugar delivered to whole- Blow and Infant son. 82 RuaseQ be requ li^ of all vehicles that ex­ Smith, xctlac prwtdsnt fact timt the U. .. Britain srlU go Into effect Wednesday. ceed the legal requlrcmenU of the 00, dinr who » l ( h t ha aeat to an A M - 8 Washington. Aug- 17—Vff—An­ FBI as a counter-espionage agent, aelers in his territory, plus the stRiet. H OoRicl) u a lm ilt o 'lB 1020-21. can front" ^ MacDonald Upholstery Co< Mg jioasia wars In agreement on thracite shipments %6 New Bog' Oaartrart Slgaed has testtflsd for the irovemment amount o f sugar be eatlmatea he StaU of Connecticiit. .’ormer dtreetor and dean of Oor- The Mandietter Tniit Cei. Ite urgency estsbWshlng • Lard Maaereft Dim All routes approaching thi Isnd Increased the first week o< that he left passport pikitagraphs win aeO during tha flrat two calen lell's Sibley coUsffe and one time engineer aays that Um lighter 9M MARf STREET Atocrkan InBuatrirt BBlkHac PHONE 2-4127 ^ - fipat in mrope this year August, latsrior Secretary Icki Pittsburgh, Aug. 17.—{Jtt—CIO of Kunse arlth an unldcntiflad man dar weeks of his operetkm. C o e e ^ —TensU and Adenoid at ChatUr Oak Bridge will be posted yrofeeeer at the IW verstty of Wls- We Are Mamkero af tko "Better I'pkolotery Aioo riattoa o f No«r Ragland” 9 9 m bb wr spring foUow- Forest Row. England. Aug. 17. with s dlreetional sign showing tha the eti the leee motor drag and -Jie Mtab r Fatidiml D R M I . O . reported today, but bituminous PreaMcsit FhlUp Murray announc­ whom he fesmd In Ihe vestry early Local war price and rationing 10 a. m. wnrin and Stanford Unlveratty, more milea per gallon on gasottnak MolatoVa — —Arthur Michael Samuel. coal BovaoMBt dropped and the ed today ths signing a ^ raUSca- boarda arera advised to make ear- Wednesday WeB Baby Otade hMocte CiMrtsr Mk. Oriflto Lord Mancraft. M, a Parliamen- tn Augaat last year with Inatnie- IctU of a H 4 w coal atfipmcsts to Uoa o f a union'contract artth Tha Uotis to forward them to tha ’pas­ tala that paraona maklag appUea- at T. M. a A. t n m 2 to 4 •'sladL tesy imderierretiiJ for various the sea waa aaaMdmad lowar than ■taat Oaaapaay. covir- tor. t* ■ \

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MA^UHi!;8TEK EVENING HER ADD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1942 PAGE ELEVEN Beware, Adolf, of These Poles in British Uniform Irish Eyes Start Smiling— As ' ' II • I, Tough Little *Army* of Exiles in Scotland Thirsts for Revenge Against Despoilers of Homeland Johnny Doughhoy Passes By Rival Twi Leagues Settle Supremacy Here Tuesday Night By Dobb SBttoB ' .. names have an odd sound along­ landscapes., the works of Polish Editor of NEA side the Sandy MncTnvishes and soldier-artists adorn many of the With The PolUh Pbrce* In Scot- the Donald MacCregors. Only a walls. A straw-thatched Polish Tennis Champ Vacates National ChampionsHip Und—The Polc^Jiave got what it few of the marriages have gone hut was built as the setting for a Ulster Folk Like Him and His Free-and-Easy 'Ways Al Jayery Stars East Hartford Twi St^s ^ tBkea now—#0; Herr Nazi, "My on the rocks. small store at. one end of a mess hall. Oh the opposite wall there j ii« Idzlemyr (Watoh out; here we The Scottish girls too, have suc­ —-Even When Some of the Latter Puzzle ^^hem Quits Courts c o m e !)X ^ is an altar. In another dining A t/grlm ly determined Polish ceeded where classroom instruc­ room, the castle of the last king reformed amid the green- tors have failed, in teaching the of Poland has been cut out of col­ For Boston Club Play Deciding Game at Oval ^oles the English language. . In ored paper by Second Lieutenant This Season ^^hfid-brown plaid "of Scottish hills, turn the soldiers have wooed the haa beta equipped with the huge Haupt Zygmunt, once a noted girlSxSway from their traditional Warsaw artist. ,. caterpillars of war, the sleekly ef­ Scotcn'xj^ecls and are instructing ficient two-pounders, swift and Braves' Hurler Blanks Mrs. Cooke Declines to *Dream Team' Selected them In the graceful art of the Native Food Served Men in Blue Pilot's SUr ■tinging fighter-planes and pan- Mazur and X j^rek dances. Ma Zivic, 70, Mr-piercing anti-tank guns which On other walla are such varied ^Dodgers Yesterday 2-0 Defend 1941 Tide By Nick Angelo Is were disastrously lacking on the In many way^ the Poles have decorations as news-photographs —Sox Take Two from At Forest Hills; Is plains of their homeland In 1939. tried to be "good SMtsmen.” They of the fighting in Poland; paint­ Plans Party Composed of Swell The Polish Mechanized Cavalry have found time to I»^lp the'hard- ings of the lazy Vistula and of Washington Senators. Passing Up Crown. Brigade well' may be the m‘ost self- pressed ilocal farm ers'^ith their smoke-belching industries; color­ Players; Visitdrs Are ■iiaiclent mechanized unit In any hay-making and the sowing and ful regimental banners; Gdynia By Gayle Taliot New York—Mrs. Sarah Palfrey On Birthdav Also Coming to Town man’s army. harvesting of potatoes. A 'Polish- mermaids; the crest of Warsaw; Orease-stained hands that* once officers' choir is in dentand wooden religious carvings. Atop a AP Sports Writer Fabyan Cooke will not defend tha With Strong Squad. wielded pick-axes in the coal throughout Scotland. Polish, sentry post at one, of the camps, After w’hst happened to their national women’s singles tennis pitchers In last montb’a all-star Mother o f Fightingest mines of Silesia, furrowed the flat youth? whose educations were in­ I’nd-paintcd. tin stork—which ehampionsbip at Forest HlUs, Aug. Nick Angelo haa sssemblsd' a fleids of eastern Poland or held terrupted by the war have enter­ i the eagles as Poland's na- game, the National League maator Family in U. S. A. Is out-moded rifles In .the Infantry ed Into the Scottish university life, Lbird—swings In the breezes minds should be giving themselvek 37-Sept. 7. “dream team" for the All-Star bazracks of Warsaw, now clutch spending an equal number of days as it n^nds one-legged in a nest a good mental kicking every time The petite Boatoa matron ia Hopeful of iOOO or game at the Oval tomorrow nigbL aagsrly and expertly-at the cop­ for their studies and for military of twigs.'X they read AI Javery’s name in a swapping the crown for a bassi­ This wrriter docs not want to con- per veins of large motors, at the box score these days. net, close friends understand. Shs More Fights for Sons. training. Polish football- teams Polish food., and drink, too, are vsy the, opinion, or thought, that steel entrails of tanks, at forge- play local teams. served at metags insofar as the The Boston Braves' string bean baa not played any tennis all sum- hammers that pound white-hot In their British-built Nissen Scottish market and British ra­ currently is about the hottest msf. By Barry Grayson he had anything to do with tha from salvaged metals into tools pitcher in either league, fast living huts' and in their swietlicas fcan- tioning will permit. Klops (a chop­ Mrs. CkMke scaled the singles New York, Aug. l7-:-Mrs. Mary team that will represent Manches­ for the Brigade's own use, at the teensl and recreation rooms, the ped iMef), blgoa (^uerkraut), up to Manager Casey Stengel's belghu last fall in her 15th at­ ter. In this game against the All- carburetors of powerful lorries, solemn prediction of the spring 2Uvic wUI celebrate her 70th birth­ artistic and nostalgic Poles have beet-root and lentil soups and tempt, repelling Paulina Beta of day In Plttoburgh, ’ Aug., 28, and Stars from ths East Hartford Twt at swift electric drilU and grind­ -sought to recreate their native garlic-scented cream cheeses ap­ that he would be recognized as one I.ioa Angeles and Rollins 0>Uege loop., In faet we had wrritten our ing machines. of the game's great burlers before her five sons—the fightingest fam- land.. . pear on the menus. Polish vodka in the final.* ^Jly in history—are pitching a par­ ■elections Jong before Angelo’s Knows Everything Delicate water colors of Polish is unobtainable and mourned. the season ended. On his present She credited her husband, El- lineup came Into ths office. The There are no specialists. "Every I ty for the mother who teethed her .------...... ------form. Ai would have been a real wood Cooke, with improving her babies on the heels of boxing game will start at 6 o’clock sharp. soldier in the Brigade must know ; ornament to the Nationals' All- The Same Infield everything about everything," “Almost childishly ’ pleased” at having fine modem tools of war are game. Cooke, an IntematlonaUst gloves . Star line-up. in bis own right. Is now an officer Angelo has picked Morganson ■aid the black-bereted. shiny-boot- members of the British Army's doughty Polish legion, most of When be blanked the Dodgers 3 Including street fights, this Ztv- ad Polish colonel with the swag­ Lee BaUanfant in the Navy. ica—Pete, Jack, Joe, Eddie and at third, Horvath at short, Keeney whom have bitter memories M their country’s fall for lack of just to 0 in seven Innings yesterday, on second and Holloran on third. ger stick. The soldier must be (1 > s u ^ equipment. "Weloome, Yanks,” are heartfelt setting the league leader! down FrttzlS—between tbem easily have By Donn Sutton Mias Brough Would Bo It's exactly the same inner de­ a sapper who can lay land mines; words utten^ on tbie thresholds of with a aingle hit, Javery complet­ Sports Roundup been in $99 battles. NIek AagMa (S) an engineer who speedily can Youngest tUnoo Wills fense that your correspondent Editor of NEA Service Irish homes — like that shove, ed bia 19tb consecutive inning 'And we can’t miss making it With the American Army in BaUanfant Is With Mrs. Cooks out of oompo- an even 1000 at Ma's birthday," named last Friday. Nick hss put erect Bailey bridges ^dr lay pon­ elsewhere in the British army. An­ where an .\merllah tank crew . Is without having allowed a run.. In Zwlck as utility infieldcr. Northern Ireland—Irish eyes are offered refreshments by an Irish tition, the finalists gentfraUy are By Hugh FnUertoo, Jr. fN. Y., writes that Cy Pfirman, beams Fritzle Zlvie, "what with all toons across stubWm streams; other has invented a mine detec­ his’ last four games, in which be expected to be 19-year-old Louise Select Uchato tor. A couple of privates devised ■millns—St khaki-c^d farmer, housewife outside her thatched has defeated Brooklyn twice and Wide World Sports Oelmmilst * Jr., la by no msans ths youngest the In-laws and 10 grandchUdren Colleges Cut (3) a . swift-and-sure mechanic lads from America’s great com I Picked Up By Brough of Beverly HtUs and Miss The West Side manager has who can take /kpart the motors a mobile battery-charger on a cottage. ^ Cincinnati and N.ew York once New York, Aug. 17—This one umplrs in organized baseball.... around." belt, at "d”-for-’‘th’’ boys from Betz, with Margaret Osborne of I asked Frltzie how he happened named Uchato for tbe left field of tanka and 'cars and cycles su'd trailer w'bich in reality is a con­ each, tbe tall young man from Au­ comes by a roundabout route, but, The Pony League haa one a ysar berth, but did pick Fraher for put them ^tdgether again; (4) a verted passenger automobile. either end of Brooklyn Bridge, at San Francisco having to bs fig­ if true, it sounds Uke good news youngsr than Cy in. 31-ysar-old to turn to the ring. Football for feathery-voi(^ Southerners and formed "ATS" (Auxiliary Terri­ burn, Mi,ss., haa given up exactly National Loop ured. center and Jackie May for right field .wir^ess operator; (5) an Many Have .Married .Scots torial Service), the powder-blus oae run. Five of his 10 vletories for football fans...... The story is Edward Lukemburg, who baa been "That's easy,’’ he laughed. “We field. That fans, to plenty good artilleryman familiar with most at wild and w oolly Westerners. Miss Brough would be the that the office of Defense Trsns- wearing a blue suit for three years lived with working people amoi Who are they and from where Every American boy can’t be a "Wrens" (WRNS, Women's Royal this year have been shutouts, enough for any man's outfield. typw of heavy weapons; (6) an which is tall pitching for s seventh youngest national women's singles protstlon has assured epUege .And John McGUI,' Jr., of the the mills of Lawrencevllle efetlon Many Reasons did they come—these ollve-com- Clark Gable 4o the girla and a Naval Service) get a big play Broken Leg Forces Star champion since Mrs, Helen Wills Hts catchers are Hedlimd and ai)4Lround tankman; (7) a main- plexioned, freshrfaced young rhen from the Yankees. But they’re place outfit. representatives that they'll be able Ashland. Ky„ Daily Independent in Pittsburgh's East Ekid. You Katkaveck, both tops aad are ca­ ttaance man; and (8) a smart Jimmy Doolittle to the other fel­ Moody Roark first bit tbe head­ teams this faU___ Looks ms if' either had to fight or stay in the of the Nation That Was? Most or lows back home, but he can be service girla living under military The Dodgers' setback, taken In Prospect to Take Up lines. ■ends In a suggestion that the pable of handling any sort of soldier on the parade grouhd. many of them Herr Schickelgru- discipline, so they must return to injunction with the St. Louis Dixie Parsons might be the Tigers’ movie folks make a film story of house We went out. Fifty-two Schools Put burling. Thus the Brigade has become, and is both to the Northern Irish Miss Brough, national girls’ Of course, Pete, Jscky'Joe and ber has met twice . before. And .- with a little bit of Douglas'Mac- their barracks-by 10 o’clock each Caidlnsls' double victory over (Jtn- Umpiring; Made Good only catcher the rest of the season. Babe Ruth's life.... “after all, Blanchard Or WUkoa with its multitude of mobile, and champion of last year, won her Birdie Tebbetts already is on hla Eddie were ahead of me, and then Grid Game Away for when he meets them again, he Arthur, Joe DiMaggio, Lieut. evening—which is a handicap to cinnstl, 10-3 and 6-3, breathed a third consecutive Esetera grass McGlU points outi “Thoussinds of In going after pitchers Angelo stationary repair and construction little life into tbe National League In Three Years. way to the Army and the word la Ruth fans never had the oppor ma and pa christened me Ferdi­ should look closely for a solid Oomdr. O'Hare and General Mar­ romance during the summer-time singles crowm when she defeated Duration; All Agree did himself noble. He selected Cy units, il veritable "battlefield fac­ black epaulet' on the left shoulder W’eeks when daylight doesn't end race. The Carda were back within that young Harvey Rlebe, Just tunlty to see him in action." nand. Some handle, eh? Ferdin­ Blanchard and Kosy Wllkos and tory"—a remarkably ■ self-con­ shall thrown in for good measure. Miss Betz, 6-3, 7-5, to succeed the of their British , uniform. That until past midnight. . , right gamea of the top .today, and' wide World Featyiree bought from Bea'umont, may be and Henry John.. WelL tbe first Its Now Essential. both will have enjoyed a long rest tained mechanized army which Free-and-Easy Ways latter as Eastern champion. time the kids ih grammar schpol stygian band means that the "Hello, Yank!" are amilihg Wonder If It Ckm Last their 24 hlta off the cream of Cin­ Wiry Mn o f the Lone Star State, called any d a y....W h en Mrs. Monday Matinee since the Twi circuit dbpute was actually could go it alone In a famous Black Brigade still lives— It may be that Miae Betz needed heard that Ferr^dly acquired by haired Sergeant R. T. Wlngert of umpiring and made the biig good game, however, despite the concerned. Many of them ere mak­ zsga of Spoksns, Wash., making ' East Hartford Streog hopeful cb^eena^x. ing to hand Pittsburgh the same tbe Cards sent an SOS for ,nore but the Zivlcs wUl go on forever, it like aptitude for things mechani­ embarked for Britain to .carry on Cedar Rapids, la., "but so, I hear, leagues ss an umpire instead of tact that obviously she has not yet ing more money than ever before. seems, and the last of the brothers tbe announcement with such final­ It's not going to be one o f thaaa The American ghboy, after were the English soldiers who dose, 5-1 and 4-1. Fleming allowed food. cal, TTiey have provta avid stu­ their valiant fight. ^ only two biU in the second. BIU a player, debuting in the-Natlonal fully developed It. Her ground Their pockets are stuffed and they Is again fighting well. He made ity that Head 0>ach Puggy Hua- affairs whsre sverybody axespt weeks and n t h i of living were stationed here ahead of us. League at tbe start of the 1936 dents in the classes in mechanized The "exiled" Polish soldiei^is Nicholson of ths (Tuba slammed his shots are. a.little wild, but she need an o u tle t "... .TThree guesses Garvey Young, the left-hander of ion immediately announced hla ths bat boys are getting a chance. among the peoplf of Ulster, has Then their novelty wore off. 1 season. Tattle Tale what ths boss park Is willing to warfare conducted by Polish offi­ not a Man Without a Country; He fifth homer in three 'days. poatesses a vast amount of natu­ Clyde Milan, the Washington the United States Marines, look cindidacy for sheriff. Thla game to for keeps B a js i^ cers. Walls of their shops are lin­ has made himself right at home won his way Into tlmir affections. hope these gals don’t get browned All Texans aren't tall, and Lee’s provide----- Chalk up another , tri Pvt. Vernon Kohler, of Cleve­ Mel Ott's Glsnu tightened their ral ability. coach, tells this Walter Johnson Uke a pfallipinary boy in cutting But Coach Hunton wouldn’t rated as one of the DMt seau-pro ed with highly complicated me- in this mountainous land that is They like his free-ahd-easy wayi' off (doughboy slang for Ted up’) proudest picture in his den at umph for Bernle Bierman. The' ad­ have needed to make the transi­ pitchers in this back "et the woods land, Ohio, kas a girl back In the with us.” ' hold on third place in the Na- . In the Elastem tournament. Miss yam that’s new to this comer... up and stopping him at the Garden Noatalgle Polish soldiers enjoy | chantcnl drawings made by the not unlike his ovv-n Carpathians. even though they frankly ,ck> not home showm him peeping coyly Brough showed to beat advantage vance sale for the Mlnnesota-Iowa the other night. tion that obvious because the tame to going to start and hs )>asta ^ a a - This Is the tlnllerwlecz family, which will give yon an Idea of the understand them-. \ ' stateer—aad wants It known that The doughboys find the ^ rls in tiohal by trimming tbe Phila 6-6 out from under the brim of a 10- Seems that back in 1910 the Big dressing themselves and their j soldiers themselves proof that More than 700 Polish soldiers and sweeping the four-game when operating from a position Beahawks gild same is way ahead “We could always Uck south­ survey revealed that at least 81 ty of help from tbe rest ef tha Scottish girl friends In Polish na- they know the most technical de­ ahve married Scottish girls whom sort of name that Is going to be common In Scotland In genera­ They are myatifled, in W t , by he doesn't “go fooling around” the towns a little easier to meet gallon hat, presented to him by IVain pitched an exhibition against pack, also. Dzadlua, a big right 1 with the CoUeeits. aeries. They did it despite Van glaring wsakneas overhead, some­ of that for the traditional Gopher' paws," asserts Fritzle. "Jack other colleges hired new gridiron ItoaBl cnatome, like those above, tails of the machuies they work have married Scottish girls whom bis un-claaa-consclous, calni'- as- than the girls in the villages. "The the governors of the Texaa Cen­ tbe Cubs and the first time up Michigan s c r a p .... BIU Strang, hander with plenty on tbe nail will tions to come. Sergeant Tadeusz lloUenvetcz Is one of the 700 Fo^ Ungle Mungo’s unusual feat of times smashing clear to the back­ Johnny Evers slapped a single... knocked out Lew Tendler when he professeri during the year. aad t r i f p ^ PoBah folk daaoes, with. and in -the narrow, crooked streets sumption of equality with aU boys complain to me that ths Irish tennial Exposition in Dalles on stop nets or dumping tbe ball into who never beta money on hii Ths war. was ths major factor be hare in case anything happna Ush soldiers who have married Scottish girls (his wife Is the for­ country girls too often are the Issuing five consscutlvs passes be- the occasion of his promotion "Sq that’s your great Walter was at his peak, and Tendler was wMefc are malrtBg local lassies One young lieutenant has in­ of this storied land of romance. mankind. But the Yankee soldier . their to Irish laundries fojre he was Jerked In the fourth tbe bottom o f ,the net, What saves trotting horses, lost two suits of the only' southpaw who could In the changes and President O. 8. to Bujack. BsMit their tradittoBal ngklaad vented a tank for the distillation Many are the parents of children mer Gran Milne), and here they proudly pone • with their four- was not long in eradicating from Sqd preasers haven't yet been home-loving type, if you get what from the Texas League to the se­ Johnson." Johnny chortled to clothss to friends who had mors Bobber OsBM Inning. her is a habit of suddsnly gaining Milan. “We’ve got a dozen pitchers fight.” Sanders of Soulhwsstsm, Tech, sx- fHaga aad Scottlah reels. of water that Is being adopted whose long, difficult-to-pronounce ■ month-old son. * Irish minds the fear, spread by .alU8.to make sure that their cloth­ I mean,” commented Staff Ser­ nior major league ef baseball. confidence than BIU did tn the plained his schools' dropping of ths Both mananrs agreed on the The Boc >n Red Sox took a firm­ control overhead in a crisis. in the National Leagus «1th more Fritzle may not be aa good, aa he ll-. Nazi radio broadcasts prior to hLa ing kijll be returned to them geant Forrest Abel of Mason City, It was also s token of the es­ Once Louise Brough has smooth­ Ambassador as a Hambletonlan ■port with: game aad condlUons and alae took la. "And they think they all er grip on aeoond place in the teem in w'htch his fallow-citizens •peed.". . . . the next three times was the night be caught up with ai rival over here, that he was a wlthouVa gilt button or a piece ed out the rough epots and )s candidate. Henry Armstrong, but he's itlU heed to the requests of ths M u "gangster in uniform.” could stand a visit to the cos­ American League aa they swept hold him, btaause though bom In up Evers couldn’t get a loud foul "W s can save 15,000 and the war that the constant changing be of insignia snipped off. their second doublebeader with able to concentrate all her re-1 pretty go6d. He intends to fight is more important. Our boys can Sonvenlr Hunters “If Sln^;lf^ Drop A Line” metics counter of any Main Street, Waco, Texas, Dallas has been his and after the third whiffing be ■topped. The Bast Hartford taam Youth h Having Its Fling-- ^Rip Fm tlp^ Tear^Em Up^^ Is Slogan V.’ashington In ss many days, 6-4 sources and exact tbe fullest meas­ encountered Cjj'de again. . . . Today’s OuMt Star as long ss he feels well. He won chess the pigs, net tha pigskin and Freckled school kids make slgna One young Ueutena.nt, on open­ U. S. A., drug store." home city since boyhood. In win­ ure of value from her latent abil- ' copped the first game in tbsra and 10-3. T'hey held a three-game ter, Lee is a ahrew'd eotton-buyar "Damn you. Milan." Johnny crab­ Jimmie Murphy. Ctonton (111.) the welterweight championship at kick htll out ef ths Jspa not eut easily and Manchsstor retamad of "thumbs up” or "V for victory” ing his laundry bm , found pinned Poetle Justlea lead over (Tieveland today. Yank ity, ahe promises to Uke her place | 27, lost it at 28 and declares that as U. S. Jeeps amd peeps and huge for a Dallas firm.' combining his bed. "you told Johnson what I Daily'Ledger; “ A headline: ‘Cubs of a football.” the compliment here at a later Of Army^s Demon Demolition Troops to one of bis s h t ^ this note, in But Just so the girls back home Terry Umlted the Senators to four among the great champions of the ! sU he needs is . Red Cochrane at Almost all ths coaching switches At the Presidency for 1964 Detroit truck! whirl along wind­ feminine hand-wnting^ "If single, business operations with plenty of past. •aid.” have 48 men in armtd forces.'. . . date. Now they meet in the dadd- won’t get the idea that there haa hits la ths nightoap. outdoor life, training bird-dogs Now If they only had a few ball weight to win It back at 39. were instigated by the war szeept ing game that haa all tha ear­ ing roads amid the blue-green drop a line; If marile^, never been a wholesale rush to feminine Home runs by Joe DiMaggio and and hunting. Poetman'e Paragraph players in Oilcago everything Mother Zivic 40 years ago paid for such Isolated cases of routlns marks of being a swell contest. mountains. Friendly country mind. (Signed) Ethel.” Irish "so­ arms in Ulster, it should be re­ Joe Ctordon, each with a mate on 11000 t p r the bouse in which ahe folk invite American officers and., His first hitch In basebatl was Dick Sherman of Jameito«'n, would be okeb." changes as Colorado Stats where In fset It should be about top* ciety" girls and bar-maids xAllke ported that there are many like liaae. paced the Yankees to an raised her five fighting sons Frit­ Harry Hughes resigned after 81 GiUege Sophomore's “ 24 Year Plan” to Win enlisted men into their homes for fiequently appear in public with aj the star shortstop of the Mar­ Shut Out Leads * in local baseball this . year and blond. Ohio-born Private Vernon 11-2 victory over the Athletics la tin Tigers, semi-pro champions of zle recsntly gave her 81000 for the years, the University of WssMng- probably will bo. The fans ars tea or dinner despite the strict, U S. Army Insignia .mysteriously, Kohler, former pitcher for the a slx-inaing affair at Shlbe Park. old home and ahe moved In with the Office Is in Full Stviiig. food rationing which clrcum- ornamenting their waists despite Dallas, In 1914, Lee was just IS Zuppks, who wsa Bllnl coach for ton where Jimmy Phelan's con­ warned, weH tn advance, that tha ach la coafldsnt his boys wiU *T think the coaching Job was will sport Naval ROTC uniforms body, decided to do without, the fith stadium. Savold's stock has Dick Brown, 19, of Pasco. Wash., A Thought whose main aim in life right now when not in football suits. Akron, O. — Airplane bases in ' time required by a surface carrier .332; Gordon, New York, .339. give ths Chicago Bears a rough made easier this year, however, gridiron drain on ito purse early in ■oared locally since he dtopoeed of became national campaign director I i.s a bull-ln-a-china-.shop role some- and ^permit it to get away with Runs—WUllams Boston, 100; Wee Walloper party in Soldier Field Aug. 38 In by the feet, that half the boys be­ the winter. Other "Name” schools I where in Axis territory. the clouds and fljing gaaoUiM sta­ ' v\ Lou Noxa, the ex-Yog1 man from and soon had a'^ujl set of sUte Out of heaven he naule thee to greater ease. DiMaggio, New York. U. the ninth annual all star-pro game. long to the armed forcea and have to drop football were Gonzsga, Ctollfomla. here a few mont' They are hand-picked ' para- tions may be developed to give campaign directors. Campaign but- hear his voire, that he might In­ Tbe airship fears neither mines Babe to Aid Runs bettsd in—Williams. Bos­ “Our Biggest bnmsdlato task is been weU trained. It's not like Centenary and tbe Ramblers of St. ago. tons and really professionallook- struct thee: and upon '>artb be , troopers, trained at the parachute the Navy grsmter striking power nor torpedoes and haa no business ton, 106; DiMaggio, New York, to get the squad working smooth- getting a bunch, of feUowa who Mary’s in Texaa. ! school of the Airborne Command Net Threat Musto, a short and powerful Ing campaign Uterature wefe dis- shewed thee his great fire; and in its war on the wing. to get within gun range. It can bs 81. ^ in precise team units," sakl Hs've been fancy free all.summer." A majority o f the schoola put­ i in eveiyr destructvie technique poa- citizpn w h o stayed nine rounds tributed. ^ , thou heardest his words out of the attacked by planes, but Is pro­ Relief Fund Hits—IBpenee., Washington, 180; ting the uniforms in mothballs for with Champion JOe Louis last No political race is mill*, good 'inidsl of the sible. from blasting waterworks Ughter-than-aircraft experts en-1 Peaky. Boeton, 145. fire.—Deiiterononiy visioned huge dirigibles, capable o f i tected by its own planes and its the duration were institutions year, thinks his unorthodcuc style without a slogan, and Bill has a 41l6^ and hydroelectric plants to driving gun instsllatlcms. Doubles—Higgins Detroit, SS; away from densely populated areas Slew of them. most, as j’ou. might off and wrecking any locomotives carrying broods of bombing will baffle the xenventioBal SUr The airship's vulnerable area is Former Home Run King DiMaggio and Doerr, Boston, 32. and relying for profit on specta­ void. expect, punning on his name. Yrt holalt.m ore humane, more they might run across in the. planea, that could be used aa sky I porta and refueling stations, to | only about one-fifth ita total, ac­ Triples — Spence, Washington, Major League Standings tors who lived at a distance. Tire 'Til get him off balance luid "Buckle Down With Belt.’’ "With henv'niy first. by..w1nnihg words to course of mlni tely-planned forays and Heath, Clevelaad, 13; Valo, supplement sea carriers. ! cording to Captain Roaendahl. To Give Exhibition at and gas rationing threatened to eut wait for an opening," Musto ssld. Everything Slippmg. the Nati. n conquer wtlling hehets. and make behind the enemy lines. Tbe use of non-infiammable be- Philadelphlia. and DiMaggio, New Needs a Belt" and "A Onch With Deslgnera hers ha vs submitted ‘ into the gate receipts while added Savold opined that hto educated ptrsiiasion do the work-c>f fear. ■- The “ little red school house" Uym gas reduces the hazard of Yankee Stadium. York 10. equipment and transportation coats Belt" are t>'plcal Milton.-. ■ where these demolition demons are to the Navy plana for a rigid air- ' left hand w'ould take care of Tony fire from Incendiary bullets. Tbo Home runs—WUUams, Boeton, would have slashed Into the prof- within seven rounds. The feminine vote is not being taught how to give the enemy the ship of IQ.000,000 cubic fMt; New York. Aug. 17.—(P)—Babe capacity—nearly half again as loss of a gaa cell reduces the ship's 35; Laabo, St Louis 21. TeeterSay*a Staadlage Ita. Savold thinks that knocking "break.s" he doesn’t want is an un­ buoyancy but does not dowrn it, Ruth is coming back to Yankse Stolen bases—Case. Waablng- ITie schools quit with 611 kinds finished board building near Law- largo as the Akron and Macon, Musto out in short order would: and bullet holes may be repaired Stadium next Sunday—in person ton, 39; KubeL Chicago, 18. Albany at Hartford peeteened T of recorib. Trenton, N. J. Teachers put him In line for a shot at Louto son Field. The classes are in and about 8,000,000 cubic feet during flight. larger than the Hindenburg (^r- and positively not a motion pic­ Pitching—Borowy, New York, Scranton 3, WtUianispori. 0 (erne- Albany ...... 68 had gone three seasons yriUtout • or Billy Conn. Tony, one o f the charge Of tall, amiable First Ueut, The 'principle of launching and ture. 11-2; Hughson, Boston, 15-8. ond game po^poned). Scranton ...... 66 Ray O. Phillips, one-time Okla­ an goUath of all dirigibles. AU triumph and Thiel of Pennsylvania hard-luck boys o f the game, needs of these ships met disaster. recovering planes from a sky base The great slugger, who played Wilkes-Barre 7-6. Klmira 6-9. WUkea-Barre ...6 8 checked out after an unbeaten to win to stay In the blg-tima homa rancher. \ first wras tested nearly a decade hla last game as a Yankee In 1984 NaMenal Leagne Btagfaamton 7-4, Springfield 0-1. Williamsport ... 59 BILL Each regiment df-.U S. para­ campaign in 1941. fight picture. Work With Navy ago with the stdps Akron and and then wound up his rireer Batting— Ratoer, Brooklyn, .388; Natteaal Binghamton .... 38 Perhaps the hardest blov) of all troopers includes a platoon of A “ mother” ship of this slxe Maoon. Each carried floating han­ w ith' the Boeton - Bravea, has Lombardi, Boeton, .835. Boeton 3, Brooklyn 0 (first game Hartford ...... 48 was suffered by (Catholic Univer­ Lieutenant Phillips’ graduates. One ftoek “Strong Arm Wemoa* would carry 10 attack bombers gars Inslds the hull with s p ^ for agreed to give a batting exhibi­ Rune—O tt New York. 84: Rel- 7. innings), (second game poet- Elmira ...... 48 sity In Washington. It quit football of the.se men can destroy or dam­ and would ope rats in conjunction five fighting planea A tra p m ar­ tion before the , douMeheader aer, Brooklyn. 78. pOlMd)* 'Springfield ...... 30 age any sort of machinery Ji a in 1940 and planned to resume in s Cailcago— (Py—Police are seareh.- witn other naval units at sea. Its rangement- rsleaaed and picked icheduled between the Yankees Runs betted in—Medwtek, New York 6. PtilUdelphla S (aeo- modest wray this fall. Those plans Ing a “ strong arm woman” matter of minutes as the result of function wrould be to put ita load up the planes through a T-shaped and the Washington Senators for Brooklyn, 79; Slaughter, S t ond game postponed). hi.«:^pecial training. Only a hand­ NattewU were wrecked by the first bomb to who forced her way Into a South ahowm the vulnerable spots. Not come in handy whenever they of pjanes within range eff the ob­ opening in the airship's bottom. tha benefit of Army and Navy re­ LOuls and EUlott Fmaburgb, 76. Oileage 5-4, Plttoburgh 1-1. fsU on Peart Hsrbdr. ful. not the whole platoon, would only are they taught Jo blast lief funds W. P et Side home, struck ths tody c f tb4 swarm aboard a locomotive, toaa jective aa apwedlly aa poastble. Gas Statton, Toe Hlta—Slaughter! S t Louis 139; SL Louis 10-6, anrinnatl S-8. house unconscious with a slagto told off to accompany one or plants'out of existence, but also to the engineer and firemen on their Thsaa operations wars per- When aaked by Preeldent Ed Medwlck. Brookl3m. 136. Brooklyn ...... /T9 Marine* Net Mentioned more companies of paratroopers on In its spsitd and mansuvsrahU- blow of her fist, and mads sway temporarily deoommlsaloo tbem. respective eaiw for go#d. open the Ity, the airship has certain advan­ formsd mors than 8,000 times—by Barrow of the ^ardiaea -if—he .Doubles— Hack. Chicago, and Boston 6-10, Washington 4-8. S t L o u is ...... 71 kny particular mlasion in ths en­ There’s no point In ndnlng some­ day and by night, in smooth New Y o r k ...... 63 . with 850. M rs Frasess Del emy’! rear. throttle wide and start the train tages over surface carriers, its wtiuld participate, the Babe re­ Medwlck, Brooklyn. 80; Marion. Detroit 8-7, Chicago 3-8. . Tulsa. Okie.— — Soldiere aad thing that will come in handy wreather aad cough—by naval S t Louis 29. Glome, the victim, said the wwn- hurtling toward destruction before proponents argue. plied: "W ire LoulsvlUe for three Cleveland S-I, St. Louis .2-6 (first (^clnnati ...... 58 ■allora may sit at highway inter- aa appeared to weigh about 800 Trained in the use of TNT, dyna­ when our own supporting troops they Jump off. penonnri. Carrying large supplies of my bats n i be there." Triples—Slaughter, S t Unrlk, game 11 Innings). Chicago ...... 54 aectiona downtowm. thumbing mite and fiiUu-atarvb, the men are Captain C. K- Roaendahl, Navy pounds. move into the sector. The course lasts only two weeks, dirigible expert, two years ago of gasoline and oil. the mother It is planned that the Bambtno 18: Nlehetaon. Chicago, 9. New York 11, PhUadelidila 3 Plttoburgh ...... 53 rides from the ahade o f canopied equipped with compact klU, with They are taught to sabbotage benches “Pick up Soldiere aad but from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m. six aald tha airship * could travel Lower the Sky — Skctdi ship also served aa a refueling will knock a few fungofse td Home runs— Camllll, Brooklyn, Boeton ...... 48 explosives accounting for half the airplanes and airports 'to .start point 30: Ott and Mias, New York, 19. Philadelphia ....3 1 Sailors Here." say neatly Uttor- rieM weight They Jump wearing the days a week they move stssdlly ‘‘much farther than any airplane, warm up and then will waddle to' TB6ay*a Osm es ihotor vehicle>~w1thout benefit o f from class to demonstration to much faster than any surface Oonatructloa giant dirigibles the plate and attempt to park one Stolen basis Relaer, Brooklyn. #b signs on the white benches. The J (or PRESIDiNT in 1964 kita. Squada are kept busy build­ keys, to drive tanks, locomotives, I a dMglbls whas In fHgM. was halted In this country after Marines must have that situatian Philadelphia —PraakUa fW 4 . ing bridges mod houses for the tw r of industrial sections and veeseL** in the right field bleathere long IS: Fernandes Beaten, 12. . Hartford at Springfield (8. 6:80) ferries and motorboats. They learn bMk to class for more academic tha 1938 destruction o f the Akron known aa “RuthvlUe." Proinotan Pitching — French, Brooklyn. Scranton at Binghamton (n). in band, or it was an oversight, for siBce 1895 the borne c f Pen classes to demolish. “ A aurfacs endaer is geiMraUy vaaU footbaO and tracX hss the weak spots' o f every piece of knowledge in ths scienoa of sabo­ cppabls of about three days' sus- in an Atlantic coast storm and the of the event bint that they have a 18-1; W yatt Brooklyn, 14-4. WUkeo-Barre ,at Albany Hi). (they aren't mentioned in the signs. Lieutenant PhiUipe takes hla machinery, so that they can wreak laad'tnUes par hour, could endse l etaei B w gk e f Beierty HS rsgraded and ressedsi tage. tainsd speed of 80 knots,** m com­ crash of the Macon In ths Pacific great pitcher getting hla arm tn (Only games scheduled). New York SAVE AMERICA! men on tours o f telephone ex­ quick destruction o f fix thldga so non-etop for 10,000 mllss." Okltf„ eetebSihad berself es a ■ AU-OareBaa Sliisisl changes, hydroelectric plants, wa­ Slgnlftcaatiy,'ths curriculum in­ mented at that time. . **Ckrrylng two yearn later. In recent years thape to oppoM tbe Babs BnrAn Ns ligktor Eight-yaar-old Marlsps Bauar, NattOMl Boston At. sheve. la Ike e w r ef a “cMBpalgB” kmflet buuaUag Bill that the enemy himself will de­ cludes no instructions in ■ taking 10 superior attack Tmmbers. tbe Got Hmrs, Oct-Away ^ tbe Timvy’M use o f Ughter-than-alr youngest ptajsr tn Womu’a Boston at New York. Osvslsnd Jar threat ia the aariiaal weaiMi*a terworks, radio stations and tbe stroy his equipment. Chapel HIU—North OsroUaa’s tewedhtoegr PreWdaM). .U -rigtri—tkr kM hlmoeif. prisoners while on a mlaaloa of de- 10,000,000 cubic feet airship at a This spMd would enable ths crafi has been limited. chtefly to Btaomington. Ind.— Mlnneaota Weatorn Amataur Oelf Tourna* Cincinnati at St. Louis K Louis . Maglaa ehampleaahip at Fereat hke. and on these trine they are Their knowledge of tumbling wiD Fort Sberidsa. structioQ. cruising M knots, or 60 airship to deliver its planes near bUmpa for eosatal patrol. New YdSt^^bnle Lo^ardl ia aad Ohio State replace Nortb- mant tn Chicago, blaata out e t (Only gamsa scheduled). Dstmtt .. HIBs bagtaatag lata thla aMiath football squad win open, tha sea- batting M 5 for the Braves 61 wnetern and Wiaconstn s i Big sand trap with purposa. Abar- Chic by iMsiillBg hlghly-lavared Paa­ sfln srltb a new head oaeh. Jim dan's toass Tatum, aad the first AU-CUrcitaa Ssfttan ~ potato better than 1m hit for Om Kbia eppeaento ef ladiaaa'n foot- Saan. •. D., mlaa has IM. 18-ho)a . New York at Philadelphia. W i ban tena thin ML avange e t 98. ( O ^ tssM asteSBlnd). ahimnl staff hi 84 years. r -.-J

■ --i MANCHESTER EVBNINO HERALDi^fif ANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY. AUGUST 17,1942 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1941 FAGTE THIRTEEN

MICKE Y FINN Real Emergency I LANK LEONARE Sense and Nonsense GET BRCKTD TOUR THIS IS A FINI TIME TMlf « N 0 V MR-SVilEENCYy] SAM MEAD? I - o if m e t m in t and TO HAVE AN AIR RAID DRlLUrrf It t h a t PELLOVif/l DON'T KNOW 4 - SCAUfiHT DTTeR , MAKE fURC DRILl I mOW W TH B T A REAL . WHO WORKS ( — HE WENT TO One of our friends tells o f g pro­ Harold—Do you smoke? "Oee, I wish you were samrt 'tUrNGfr/MUfTK E X f ^ ME TO KEEP fessor he knew In college who, hi- Rachael—No, I don’t smoke. enough to teach aie this year!” EMEMENCY/ NEXT TO YOU) t h e WASH 6 ^ sisted that the studenta take copi­ Harold—Do you drink? IN TIMI ID fT0F(lN HERE UP PRODUCTION GET AU YOUR ___ : HE V JUST bepS wT ous notes of each lecture, and theii' Rachael—No, I don't drink. . Wsnutn (shopping)—Give me a HIM nioM aiviNa a m d n t THEY PULL A r MENOUT—’ DONE o u t ? J THE s ig n a l / -.^Harold—Do you neck? SOUNDER Help Wanted-—Male 36 Wanted—To Bay 58 write them up and hand them In bar of Imtadry aoap. Mandi^ster Lost and Fonnd Repairing 23 at the end of each week. He was, Rachael—No, I don’t neck. . Ths dsrfc began rssllng off tha Labor Check in affact, getting bis own lecturss H u^d —^Well, then what do WANTED TO TUNE repair and WANTED— T^UNO MAN for A'FEW USED COOKING poU, Report Fake naiiiss of a doasa Icinds of soap Erening Herald LOST—MAN’S BROWN wallet In back, and it was only natural that you do?v ths store had. WMNIND regulate your piano or player office and stdre work. Must be large aise. In good condition (not Rachael— I tell lies. or around Circle Theater. Finder able to operate typewriter. Apply enameled).. C^ll 3408, some of the students qutationed If Woman (Interrupting)—I want OaaaUled Adrertiaenicnts piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. pleaae return to 32 LyneM street Benson’s, 713 Main street. Ratioii Books he ever read the papers. Just common soap—^no soft aoap EMFUIrElf Cannt lU KTtrac* wordi to a tlao. or call 3788. Reward. l a w n MOWERS sharpened, oil­ One day one boy decided to test Imagination tops givpn A man to with it. • TO taltlala, nnmbora and abbraviatlosa MAN WANTED -ro TAKE Full Rooms Without Board 59 this theory, and tn the middle of •sdli oonnt aa a word and eoinponnd' ed, adjusted, picked up and de* ' bu y compensate him fqr-What be Is e m c u M fi charge pf milk route. Steady Inspectors in H]o8t->Plus' the paper, he inserted the text of not; and a ssnss o f httmor was pro­ Wdrda aa two worda Mlnlmnni coat Announcements 2 Uvered 31.25. Her# 31.00. Repair FOR RENT—SINGLE And dou­ Qaim Counterfeits Are Boads or Bimisgaf to ^ e o ot tbraa Unta parta. Power' mowera aharpened work. Apply to Straughan Dairy, UNITED the Lord’s Prayer. The paper came vided to oonsedd him Ypr what he Una rataa par day (or tranalant 315 East Center street ble rootiui, men preferred.. Tele­ Plants Urged to Pre­ Being Sold in Hartford back with the usual check maik, Maks Amsriea’s snswsr roar out rrs EASY AND ECONOMICAL and repalreo Wa sharpen hedge phone 2-0759. STATES ovsr ths world. You can hslp,. . . and grasa aheara, scissora, knlvsa, indicating the Professor had at __ ■SaatiTO lla r A IT, tPtt to use Glidden Endurance House BROADLEAF 8PEARERS and vent ‘Labor Hoarding.* And Vicinity. least handled it, but with no com­ A girl of nine had been promo- You must help. Our fighting forces Caab Cbarca paint. Preserves and beautifies! etc. Sawa set and filed. Our 16th FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, 1-17 • CoaaaontlTa U ayt.^.l 7 otal t eta tobacco men. Albert Sedlack, 336 WAR ment concerning the insertion. M 'i o the next grade in schooL must have equipment Buy War • Oeniaentlra Dayn...| t eta 11 eta Battles home, decay! 33.25 gal. year. Capitol Grinding Co„ 531 HUlatown Road. ‘ central location, near Aircraft Washington, Aug. 17.—(ff)—A Hartford, Aug. 17—OF)—Inves­ This convinced the boy that tte Meeting her tanner teacher, whbm Bonds. Buy as if your very life ]L l.D a y ...... Ill ou|l» eu Checkerboard Xeed Stores, 1063 Lydall. Tei. 7938. bus line, gentleman preferred. she liked very much, she said: “T high placed government official ^ O N D S tigations into reports that coun­ papers were indeed not scanned, ^pended upon It IT DOES! All ordara (or Irragnlar tnaartlona Main street. Tel. 6120. said today the War Manpower wlU ba eharsad at tha ona tima rata PIANO TUNING and' repairing. AND terfeit gasoline rationing books and one day. he decided to confront OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE WITH MAJOR BOOPLl Help Wanted— Male or Commission would ask the War the professor 'jylth the eytdsnca ■paelal rataa (or lone tarm avary WANTEp—SHARE rides South Player piano specialty. John FOR RENT—NICELY furnished are being sold in Hartford are un­ day advartlalnc clran upon raqtiaat. Manchester to Hartford, \Travel* Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. Female 37 room fo r . gentleman, close to and Navy Departments-‘ and the STAMPS Boy—How clbeely-do you read FtJNNY BUSINESS / THERE IW T A YOU 1 Ada ordarad ba(ora tba third or Maritime Commission to place In­ derway, Irving A. Riblcoff of thd your papers. Processor? DON'T hbu SEE? HE’S TRV N’ 'TC)"\ YOU WIN ESAO, JAKE./ "MUSCLE 'YOUR HEALTH fltth day will ba charcad only ' (or ers hoyrs. Tel. Manchester 3734. Tel. 4219. business center. Tel. 4859. f PENNY LEFT OF HELP WANTED: ATTENDANTS spectors in "cost-plus" war pro­ m state OPA legal staff said today. Professor—Oh, I usiiqUy manege woceviKi' V RAISE WIN6 S THAT'LL GET MIM A 6 W N , CLUB'' EEEMS UNCOUTH f o u n d a t io n tha aotual nuinbar ot tlmaa tba ad APpaarad, ebarelne at tba rata aam - —Male and female; married cou­ duction plants - to break what be Counterfeit books have been re­ to go over tiiem pretty toelL ' THIS CHECK R16H T ABOUT AWAV FROM TH* HOME NEET LUCKV/ FOR A PROTECT INTEND­ CAN GET A GOOD, ad bnt no allowanca or rafunda can ported sold in at least one insur­ Automobiles for Sale 4 Help Wanted—Female 35 ples accepted, 360.00 monthly; Boarders Wanted 59-A called a growing practice of "labor did you knoF'that I NOW .'TH E PAYMENT BOARD WITH A FLVIM 'START/ YOU AN* ‘ THAT’S FOUR ED TO 6HARPEN t h e START RIGHT HERE! bo (nada on alx tlma adi atoppad Shoemaker, 385.00. monthly: hoarding." • ance company office and one de­ wrotalthe Lord’s Prayer in ^ e ON MV WAR BOND. AN* STUFF ME'LL JUMP OUT WITH TH* BODV S it e .—'X’LL •(tar tha fltth day. . . . . 1941 PLYMOITTH DELUXE sedan. WANTED—WOMAN TO CARE Farmhands, 360.00 monthly; ROOMERS AND BOARDERS The official, who requested &at fense plant, it was learned. NATION’S, WARTIME s in c e MARTHA'S • No “ Ull (orblda“ ; dlaplay llnaa not Disclosure of these ' Investiga­ middle ot one of my papers not MV BOARD. (Cl o t h e s . WITH A U ' OF A DUCK AN* T H ’ WINtSS OF A #Olda 1930 Plymouth Deluitc sedan, 1938 for Small child. 7:30 to 3:30 five Graduate Nurse, 383.00 monthly. wanted. Home cooked meals. (Con­ his name not be used, disclosed long ago? PAW O F F FITNEES/-**' X s u g g e s t ^ GOHE^DIEHEE ARE Tha Harald will not ba raaponalbla Pljrmouth Deluxe sedan, 1937 tinuous hot water, ahowera, 330 that he had received an informal tions -follow^ the arrests last BUS FARE, AND 6CHOOL TH A T S P A R R O W -A N ’ IF W E DON’T WHEN T H E \NE CALL IT THE "M AJOR ^ CTACHED IN THE (or mora than ona Incorract Inaar- days a W(ek. Phone 7656. All positions Include full main­ Figures Given Saturday of three men charge^ Professor (without a trace of a tlen o( any advartlaamant ordarad Plymouth Deluxe sedan, 1937 tenance. Write or call in person Adams street, adjoining United report, not yet checked by a de­ smile)—Did jrou 7 • I’LL HAVE TO FREE AT BUST WHEN WE HIT TH’ GROUNO, PROFITS AMOS HOOPLE SINK HIGHER THAN Dodge coach, 1936 Dodge sedan. WANTEEh-EXPERIENCED de­ Aircraft, Buckland. With conspiracy to defraud in the (or mora than ona tlma. a t . Mansfield State Training tailed study that 35,000 workmen use of gasoline rationing books Boy— Yes, I did. CAREFUL.' HOMEY ROLL IN h e a l t h A CATS BACH AND Tba Inadvartant otnlyalon ot in- Cole Motors—4164. partment heads, salary and School' a Hospital, Mansfield could be taken out of west coast Professor—Did It hurt jrou to HMMP, aorroct publleatlon o( a^vartlalne bonus. Apply W. T. Grant Co. On Insurance but officials said the books In the FRO M T H E f o o n o a t i o n "/. THE FLIEE ARE will ba raetlflad only by caftcallatlop Depot, Corm. airplane and ahlpbuUding plants case are not believed to be coun­ write It? at tba ohar»a mada (or tha aam ca FOR SALE—1040 OLDSMOBILE Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 without affecting the ovolume and Boy—No, I can’t say that it did. t a k e GETTING AE BIG 5 paasenger club coupe, amall terfeit. HOOPLA randarad. . __ GIRL OR WOMAN wanted. New g e n t l e m a n WANTS ROOM', quality of production. Those arrested are Louis J. Professor—Well, It didn’t hurt A E E A G L E E All advartlaamantf must contona mileage, good tires, 3775. Tel. Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Putting Thouaanda On FRjrnilU More Than 18 Billions me to read It. (iood-bye, young MUECLE ta aiyla, eopy and typoerapBy with 6881 or 483 East Center street Model Laundry, Summit street near. Cheney Mills. Write Post Evans, Jr., Windsor constable and roKhthtloni antorcad by tha publlab- Office, Box 205, Manchester. "Coat-^us” plants were report­ Face Value of Cover­ supernumerary policeman, Fran­ man. CLUB/ ara and they raaarva tha right to FOR SALE—7 YEAR old saddle 1940 PLYMOUTH sedan, radio, WANT TO MAKE GOOD pay In ed to be putting on their pajrrolls cois Lesterence, 30, of 172 Oak is. adld raalaa or rajact any eopy con- horse, and saddle. Telephone thousands of workmen for whom aldarad oblactlonabla. heater, seat covers, 3695. Terms. a depression—proof Job? See New age for Armed Units. street, and Peter D. Galitelo, 30, 6928. they have no immediate, essential CUISINO BOORS— Claaalllad ada 39 weekly. Trades accepted; 4939 System Laundry, Harrison street. Summer Homes for Rent 67 of 302 Franklin avenue, both of Woman (loudly, bouncing Into • • • ta ba pnbllabad sama day muat ba Jobs, he said; and he explained the LaSalle 4 door sedan, 3445, terms, Cleveland, Aug. 17.—(g>)— Men Hartford. the room)—Doctor, 1 want you to raealvad by I t o'clock noon Satur- WANTED—GIRL OR woman for TO RENT—MIDDLE BEACH, plants were doing this to make On Trial Friday- daya 10:10. 36 weekly. 1937 Chrysler sedan, general housework temporarily, Garden—Farm—Dairy in tha armed foresa have made say frankly what’s wrong with me! , weekly. Telephone Westbrook, Conn., shore-front certain they would have adequate The three are scheduled to ap­ 3195 34.50 last week in August to first two 50 workmen in the event an Increase about 3,500,000 applications for The Man (surveying her from TdephoM Your Want Ada Finance Manager, Brunner Sales Prodocts cottage, electrically equipped.' pear in Hartford Police Court Fri­ head to foot)—Madam, I’ve Just weeks In September, Write Box Resadnable. No dlm-outa. Call in their o]>eratlons created addi­ national cervlcc life Insurance day. Assistant U. S. District At- : Ada ara accaptad ovar tba tala* Co., 80 Dakland street. Open PICKLING CUCUMBERS. Phone three things to tell you: phona at tha CHAROE RATE glvan L, Herald. evenings Manchester 6277. tional labor needs. with a face value of more 'than tom ey Valentine J. Sacco said •boTO aa a eonvanalnca to advar* evenings. , ordera taken; Telephone 8058, First: Your weight should be re­ This "hoarding” was described 318,000,000,000 (blUions), the Unit­ that U. S. (^mmlsaioner William ' tlaara. but tba CASH RATES will ba WANTED—HIGH SCHOOL girl Manchester. G. Gilbert, Buckland. SAYBROOK MANOR, cosy five as a serious Interference, to the J. Wholean will hold a hearing duced by 50 pounds. .^aptad aa FOU. PATMENT It about' 17 for after school and Sat­ room cottage. Available for rest ed Spimiah War Veterans were Second: You should use about M id at tha bualnaaa offlca on or ba* rhythm of war production, with told today by Brig. Gen. Frank this week on federal warrants (a n tba aavanth day (allowing tba Auto Accessories—Tires ' 6 urdays. One child, good .salaty. of summer at $18 weekly. Tel. valuable workers held In virtual which may result in presentation one-tenth as much rouge and Up T. Hines, administrator of vet­ stick. flrat Inaartlon ot aach ad otharwlaa NEED NEW BRAKES? Ford. Call 7907 between 10 and 2 only. Household Goods 51 2-1061. unproductlvlty In Some plant while of .the three before a federal tha CHARGE RATE will ba oollaet* others were handicapped by actu­ erans’ affairs. Grand Jury In New Haven on Third: Tm an artist—the doc- ad. -Na raaponalblllty (or arrora Ih Chevrolet Plymouth reUned with WANTED— GIRLS FOR bench LET US SHOW YOU THIS "That la a gigantic sum. of 'to r ’s office is next door. Mlapbonad ada will ba aaaomad and FOR RENT— WATERFRONT al shortages. Sept. 15: the best Oomax brake lining work, steady and clean work. LETTER FROM A DEFENSE cottage, Coventry Lake. See Gil­ which we may well be proud," he thair aeenracy cannot ba guaran* 38.95. Will call for your car and The "cost-plus" plants tumlnff A unanimous recommendation 6 - 1 7 toad. Apply at Tober Baseball Mfg. WORKER NOW DRAFTED man. 43 Wadswrorth street. Tel. out war mlteri^s a*^rible to m V* prepared for the by the Windsor police advisory deliver same day. Phone 5101. Co., Elm street, Manchester. veterans’ 44th national encamp­ A little Crooked Path 8 -»r Index of ClaMifientioni 7980. al workers they do not need Im board that Ehrans be suspended aa SCUTTi; iEALTH Bruimer's. 80 Oakland street "Going to ba inducted next week mediately, the official explained, ment. supernumerary is expected to Who made the little crqoked path WE PAY YOU 325.00 for selling BEGINS amaata unexpectedly. (Can’t use the furni­ because the wages could be figur­ ReaUxe SeriooMieee o< War be considered by the Town Bosrd between your house ai iagaa ... •••••••••••ppeoe* Business Services Offered 13 fifty 31.00 boxes. 50 beautiful as­ ture. Please sell it for me. Wanted to Rent 68 ed into the overall costs, with the "It shows - conclusively that our of Selectmen this week. His con­ mine, “He says it’s the only way he'ean get info his hammock TAKB-OFP ?AT H OM ES Oahtba sorted name imprinted Christmas contractors receiving fees from I boys reallsi the seriousness of stable post'-is an elective position. Half-hidden by the locust trees and 8 - / 7 WANTED—3, 4«or 5 room rent or M -without falling out again!” _ Card ot Thanka cards sell 31.00—your , profit 50c. the government over and above this war—and that they are not Not Windsor Books ( clumps of eolumblns?-’ Xh Hamerlam ... CHAIRS CANED reasonably. That’s why you can. buy a com­ apartment, by Sept 1st or ISth, Kenneth Beer, 194 Highland B t, Free samples. Cheerful Card Oo., their operating expenses. 1 forgetting the. folks back home. Irwin 8. Jourdan, chairman of I t it a quaint and quiet path that XAat ghd Pound plete practically NEW Home of working, couple, no - children. Ahaomaeamnata Manchester. 28AD, White Plains, N. Y. Modem Furniture for Could Stop Hoarding It is typical of the American sol- the Windsor rationing board, said brings you to our ^te, TOOTS AND HER BUDDIES 7 ? ? ? BY EDGAR MARTIN Parnoahla *mi*a* Write Box Oa Herald. Hoarding could be stopped, the dier and sailor to think more of that he does not believe that tha I Intent upon some kindly act while SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH AatomiWiaa CHRISTMAS c a r d Sanaation 3137.50 MASONRY, SUtTINO, SLATE 327.60 D e p ^ t—33.00 Weekly spokesman said, by putting In-1 their famlliee than of their own rationing books which Evans is your own tasks stUl wait Aatoaaoblaa tor Sala ...... Sell friends 50 name imprinted W.ANTED ’TO RENT five or six alleged to have peddled were tak­ Eocrtsl S -6 E E .lW W b AataaioUlaa (or Exobanga .7.V walks. Outslae fireplaces. Repairs room single or flat Write Box S, spectors in the plants to determine 1 pocket money—and I honor them I walk the worn and winding path OH.’GOEHlCCQA 1 VAiOh:DE,^ \F Aato Aaoaaaoriaa—Tlraa on all kinds of slate work. SuUlr Christmas cards 31.00 up—free the number of unneeded work- [ for It." en from his board but he promised K C Y l WHAT samples. 30 assortments 30c up. Perfect condition. Out leas than Herald. that drr WB me to your door Aato Hapalrlno—Painting van and Lewis, 37 Charter Oak men, whereupon the War and He emphasized that the num- a thorough investigation. Where we share hours of friendli­ W H A T 'S ON Jtato Oaboola Patriotic cards Famous 21 as­ two months. Includes Living Lesterence is alleged to have W 'bejE.O ■m'b ^ ’EV-09!-S^AVi6'E Aatop—Ship hf Tmek ...... Street Manchester. Tet 2*0418. Room, Bedroom, Kitchen and moat Navy departments and the Mari- I ber of ap^lcatlons for the govem- ness and do some homey WVTH ** EWJTH" sortment on approval. Special time Commission could refuse to ment-provlded Insurance does not purchased coupons from Galitelo TH\Ni6 Aato^^aiPor lAra ...... m...* acceasories; Ask to see Mr. Ben­ Hotises for Sale 72 I chore. p ___ T 7 S M t aoaa Parrlea dtoraga Uv Sample Offer. HEDENKAMP, 343 certify the wages for such per-1 represent "the number hf service at 32 a page, (^estlonlng of Gali­ : Love must hsve made this crooked OOT OF Y H E K tornrela^B lcyelaa ...... Building—Contracting 14 Broadway, Dept. 47, New York. nett’s furniture at telo led to Evans’ arrest. Police HraaM Aa«oa*-Kotoreyelaa ... FOR SALE—SIN01.E 7 R(JOM eons as acceptable chargee in I Qien Involved,” because It "has path between your house T ALBiteRVa house, with large sun room, plant operations. been made optional with the In- said that 70 rationing books were FOR TOUR REMODEUNO or HF.i.r. EXCLUSIVE NAME Im­ 43 Allyn S t—Hartford ' . and mine SarrloM OSered .v ... It steam beat 2 ciu* garage. Located ’The war materials contracting j ^ho could refrain from found In his possession. repair Job call Wm. Kanehl. con­ printed 60 for 31.00. 16 for 31-00 Phone 6-0358 To weld the bond of fellowship la eerrtcM Onred A..M*A 43 Scarborough Road, recondi­ agencies now maintain checks on | applying, or take out any amount Mr. Riblcoff said that sUte au­ friendship’s dear design. ihtTMUng tractor, 510 Center street Tele­ etching. 25 for 31.00 Christmas Car, bus or train expenses refund­ contract conformance. thorities are on the watch ^or uraaiics cards— free aamplea. Boxes 33 tioned and now ready (or occu­ from 31,000 to 310,000. or take „ — Violet Hartman. phone 7773. ed upon purchase of this - mer­ pancy. Apply Edward J. HoU. This Manpower Commission con­ out a second or third policy to long more than 1,100 gasoline raUonlng ’•ctou - *1|.,*- l-3c. Odd cards 2 1-2,. War Stamp books stolen FriMy night In Bos­ ■mbthr ewJilog %■ chandise. ' TeL 6117 or 5118. siders placing Inspectors only In as the toUl did not exceed 310,- '4 Everyday Cards. Special offer plants where there Is reason to be­ ton. Moving—Trucking— FOR SALE—6x9 Axmlnater rug, 000. New England Art. North Ablng- lieve all the labor on hand Is not "Only s few hundred thousand ’Though OPA officials tn New HOLD EVERYTHING Storage 20 ton, 923, Maas. mahogany gate-leg table. In ex­ being used efficiently. York charged that complaints by cellent condition. Call 6076. men applied for insurance before the Infamoue Japanese attack," motorists that they have lost their ’I STORAGE Soldiers Become ration books has assumed the pro­ MoTlng and Packing. The Austin said (Seneral Hines, but since Pearl Help Wanted— Male 36 Harbor many new applications portions of a. “racket", Connecti­ A. Ouunbara 0o. 'Telepbooe 620C Machinery and Tools 52 New U. S. Citizens cut. officials said, is believed to MAN FOR LABORATORY con­ Peasant Frock and many applications for addl- be free of that abuse. Comic ■ > trol in routine testing. At least SOLVE YOUR MILKING prob­ tion coveraf^6 have been rtcalvaa, A(tr Repairing 23 high school education required. lems by Installing a Rite Way a contributory factor being the 06 PT 'S. Apply The Roger Paper Mfg. Co., Milking machine. We have the First Sergeant CJharies F. Bar­ recent increase In pay for men in MOWERS SHARPENED, repair­ Mill and Oakland Sts. milkers in stock. Large selec­ rera of Company K was one of the the ranks.’’ Cernian Troop ed, shear grinding, key fitting, tion of used and reconditioned sponsors for three enlisted men of Death Paymeuts Oenelderabto duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. MEN FOR PAPER mlU work. Payments on "policies which tractors, Oliver spreaders on rub­ the 169th regiment who became Traill in Crash Very ShiUy BY ROY CRANB overhauled. Braithwaite, 62 Pearl Machine tenders and finishers ber. Dublin Trtu:t6r Company^ havs been matured by'death In the WASH TUBBS i5trr,«| j| street new citizens under the Army’s serviee” so far "have been consid­ • sJ|a* • #.•««• W needed. Apply Rogers Paper Providence Road, WUllmantlc. Manufacturing Co., Mill and Oak­ simplified citizenship program. erable," he related. “A good many rWHVVUAS lSVERBUCH y ' ^ OH, AW X \ HE HOW TH E land streets. Seven foreign-bom soldiers of of these a w a ^ resulted from the London. Aug. 17—'. *St*A a Soviet Information Bureau re­ r a LOSHT HIM BREAK* lHkBJ.P. E X S H P E C T A Hal* or T t o m t1 Notice WANTED—EXPERIENCED ahlp- Uncle Sam, took the oath of al­ grese provided retroactively after Etc UM. PCR&HON TO BE *,....tT «A ping clerk, steady employment, WANTED TO BUY mahogany or legiance to the American flag in l^ r l Harbor, for the protection of port from Moscow today that a I SKIPPER.' MfTttTH! BIRINA /McKEE lOhlo .4* good pay, and shqrt hours. Pleas­ mahogany finish used chest of Boloxi, Mississippi, last week and I dependenU of men who loet their heavily-laden German troo ptrain HOUSE! DIGMIRED A T A Zoning Board of Appeals ant working conditions Apply drawers, or bureau in good con- became citizens o f the United lives before the declaration of war, colUded with another train at a k POLICE*. OUCH! TIME LUCE lOitt ...... M station near Groningen In the ilo F«»l(iy~i» Kage Oo. Tel. 8228. dlUon. Tel. 2-0480. States Army. The new ruling al­ but who failed to purchase Insur- mii6\ THtSH? TohM M In conformity with the require­ lows soldiers who have Mcved I ance policies up t o . 35,000." northern Netherlands. causing —tPoIs ... .«oM... 4 ments of the Zoning Regulations honorably in the U. S. Army for serious damage and suspending OH! -Voblelts of the Town of Manchester' the elx months to apply for cltiatn- Freach Doctor Dies traffic. Zoning Board of Appeals will hold ahip. Five prominent Netherlanders a public hearing on Thursday eve­ VKdiy, Aug. 17—(dV-I>r. Albsrt were executed a Nazi firing Aftftim For 8alo ning, August 20th, at 8:00 P. M., Salmon, dirsetor of ths French squad Saturday as hostages after fihhkfr tff. toeaiiMriTJS* itovitajsa r a seau-KtoT.'lsr Boats aad AeastaoitM It in the Municipal Building, on the I Pharmaceutleal Cooperative and a saboteurs whom the Oermaiui ling ICatsrlhU following applications: blamed for a similar troop train bonds —Wstokss—utrauT A Thought widel yknowh figure la the medi­ i ‘Tha govaremeat wants us to “Somehow I can’t picture our boys as war heroes—I ttleal Anpllsncea—Samb,. 41 ' Application of Andrew A. An- HELP cal world, died at Melun, Just out­ ehfsck Aug. T were not captured. I hslp out la the banana shortage •ad Ftod ...... Germans previously hsd keep thinking about when they were Kttle, bow sad they -Farm—Dairy Produots saldl A Ckimpany for permission side Paris, today after a bicycle I —4etA havs iw more Jokas about to erect a buUdlng on Bldwell ssld ths lives o f 1.600 hastsges got when we’d kill a duck for dinncrl” hoMhoId Goods ...... O deatiL w hen Is thy sO ngf O I accident in Foat^ebleu forest. He sllKiiag on banana petbl” r ' \N hinsry aad Tools ...... it Street to be used for storage of 62. would bs taken If the sabotsim tlosloal lastrumsnts ...... '.W* M grave, where Is thy victory 7—I were not given up by their coiia- OCIes and Btors Equlpratsk ..j, 44 trucks, tools and equipment in CortBthieiis 15<56. Bpoelsls at tbs Stores I connection with iexlsting business, Practically aU tha nltraU of en, and there was a possl- woarlng Appsrel—Furs ...... I in a Rural Zone. WANTED! ”ttM.t other execuUons mighr TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX To die Is landing on some sUent i soda used In the United States la K Wanted—To Buy I I Imported from Chile. folkm the first five. Beom^—Boerj^Hetele—Beeorie Application of Frank C. Jones shore. Reotssrmate for permission to convert a 2-tene­ Where billows nevsr break nor ■poms Without Bosrd ** ment building into a S-tenement Boarflsra wanted ...... tempests roar; Dangers of inflation ALLEY OOP Tan It To tha Marines BY V. T. HAMLIN Country Board—Resorts ^ ...... building at premises at 115 Main WOMEN — Ers well are feel the ‘ friendly Red, White and Blue Potholders HoUlo—ftsstaurants ...... Street In a Residence A Zone. stroke ’tie o’er. Wantsd—Rooms—Bosrd ...... FOR TYPING. CLERICAL WORK. WEAVING. Hsal Baeatc For Rant Application of David Garber for — Sir. Samuel Garth. Asartmtois. Fists, Tsneroents permission to erect and operata POWER SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS AND ■hslosas Loeatlons tor Rsnt .. portable stand for tha sale ot MISCELLANEOUS WORK. . Reesrds Twa Barth ihnrh .c h m E kJTDN T mEib. ■ousel For Riot sandwiches, soda, cigars and can' Saburbao r or Root e*eeeeaaa«» L SOUTH FtoCiFiC ISLAND Sanrair Bomia For Bent dy, on property located on Adams New York. Aug. IT—(ffV-rord- M Y 2 .y OREW INTO A StATB W aotld to Rant ...... Street, In a Residence B Zone, had University reportsd today a^RRASSMCMT WHEN ■eel Ealati For Sale that its eeiamograph had record­ >RS BISCOVeREP •partisrnt Butldlns (or Silo .. Application of John M. McCann Buitniii Prop*nr (or Solo ... for permission to convert third ed to serthquake shocks jrsater- "ANBSE Farm ! and Land tor Sala ...... fioor of building at SO Laurel WEAVERS, FIREMEN. MACHINISTS, CAPA­ day, bauot 2,100 mllss from Nsw Hous«t (or Salt ...... Toric city In the directloe of the X-- Lota (or Salt ...... Street into an apartment, in BLE OF OPERATING LATHES, SHAPERS Resort Proper^ tor Sele ...... Residence B 2k>ne. AND DOING GENERAL MACHINE SHOP Cerlbbeen. The ahoeks wear timed lubarbea for Sale ...... Application of Lena 1C. Scran­ at AliiOS p.m. (e.w .t) aad 4:18»14 Real Estate tor Exebango .... WORK. P*nLe WsBtad—Raal Ettat* ...... a ton for permlasion to make alter­ Aaettoa—Legal Salicco ations to building located at 302 ALSO MALE BILLER AND WORKERS FOR becal Notleaa ...... I* Spruce Street in a resldenca C MISCELLANEOUS OPERATIONS. Zone. All persons who are bitereatad APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE - in these applications may appear o n u m A ifC B at this hearing. 8 1 8 1 Zoning'Board of Appaals, By Raymond W. Ooalaa, Cheney Brothers M eK n iM R Chairman. MiMatai 8t„l took fkmhilns aad fragils In a Edward F. Taylor, sv 7662 passant frock! Bvaijraos Is waai-- Secretary. *ing this hit fashion! Msks It in quaint eeitow prints or psrcnlsa, FRECKLES AND HU FRIENDS Incendiary BY MERRILL BLOSSSB band lavlahly with itc me braid RED RYDER Ptek Etepluiitof BY FRED HARMAN and you have cos of ths m oil col­ orful. prettifying frocks you have <5o s h ,1 h b wHO(.r AMO t h e r e SHERIFF, PAtCHY « svsr worn. It Is a styto which has 9 ? ? HCSALLYbURS, L W TE H -Y O O RED.VJHAT iF^ , everything—tow neck, slim midriff, PLANT MIGHT BE SOMraOBY IS Sb »OUS w h a 't'u A ^ T C H t h e HE IB# / * • A#4 OU35 F R lE M ’D RfiD/Dom .rr , BOCTF-EARE-D ItXDYXJFeouT' DBSrmCMBO IPA ABOUT IMIS. J e a n / WE DO? J JERK WHOS LARD/ OF fAlME r IF tr*s wide Bouncing skirL—aad to Bat- ‘MEVIOODPEClOUCS^ D B U Z I A R D i AC^imaR-mAT S H c a F f tarlng.to aU flgursa. PIRV GOT STARTED * IVIIS OGARETOOULONT DOING THIS / * £AIL HE HEEDS I ’ LL* AirTTD»RD,BEA6 T] Pattsm N a 8161 is dsfllgnod for IHESE MOUNDUNS/ HAVBBBBN UGHTED AND J/ Mass 10 to 20. Bias 12 takas 6 6-4 MORTN TWO yanto S6-lnch matsrIaL 6 yards rie Td obtain oomplsts croefasttag MINUTES A G O / TAC. I Blmpiy hast look- diisetioni tar ths Amarica and For this attzacUvs pattara. asnd Victory pothoMits (Pattara No. 15c la cola, your nams. a d d r ^ lag croehstsd pOtboldsra Pve svsr bad! Big. handsoma. sturdy — 5412) .sMid 10 cants tn eota. ysar pattara nnmher and atoa to ras naato and addreas and ths pattara kaachsstsr Bvsaing Harald ^ thsy ars tzuly Aiaaricaa! Bach boidsr Is Juk 6V6 iaebaa Bumbsr to Aaas Cabot. Ths Maa- day's Pattara Barries 106 Ttk ehastar Bvm iag Herald. 106 Bev- Avaems. Nsw York. N . Y . aquaia. Each la dons la flay erodtat sU teh-ths 'Victory boM- enth AvsBue, Nsw York O ty. Bfl- took for more asertag Idsaste «in— 1 cant postage for each pat- ths suasEMr Fashion Book—aswly sr Is d«ne la bins aad has a whlta bordsr aad a (sd "V ". Tha tare ordered. pubUsbad! You’D Bad tt la patr sagla holdsr Is dnaa la rsd. Amm- My popular Aftum 22 nagea of tstas fOr sD asads, alass tar aD— leaa aagla Is la Mas aad ths baad the liriiT yna have admired aad f roaa 1 to tte o f all -Fattsm lie. Fattsra Back 16a to wktts. sow anallakls Sand Oas Fattsra sad FatUraJBoA ^ ^ ,d gtft-aad a wtaajrfm ■■ ■ I Tk6ar« dofar « f ths “ Aasd Cshot nam ptB'ii .U M . V*,-, ...