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'TTONESDAT. \ . I iT O tw r o Manchester Evening Herald Average Daily Cireniation ^------For tba lloeth at Jane, 1S44 The Weather Congregational church ta 4^rling- sis Forecast ol L'. S. yiVa.tber Bureau Lota and Jellen Sml'th. daugh receiving Rev. Simpeon ehortly The British War Veterans’ Bingo since the call has how become of ton. Mass.. At present, he Is resid ters of Mr. and Mrs., D, Smith committee has sciit a check fqi; 5^0 S', Chur^^h Votes ficial. ing In Springfield, Vt. . ODD pELLOWA DI^Pfi. 8,762 Clear and cooled toMghtj Fri fAbout Town to the Hartford Times Ghrciis Dis of 20 North Fairfield street, have ’ Rev. Simpson ha* had quite a di TELEPHONE day fair with moderate tempera retuffied home after a two weeks’ It was also voted lafit n^ght to. Member at the Audit aster Relief Fund. ^ versified career, both education purchase the property at 05 ture*. viMt with frtgnd* in Huntington; B anua Clrealattous Official Call ally and religiously. He gained hia Cheetnut street for a new parson at \ V*jy*r w.d M a^. Bachelor hf Divinity degree at age.- u for member* of the Cov- Aviation citdet _ ^*^^**^**L..^' N Manch^ter— A CUy of Village^ Charm ADA Cm Mlu -f Mrs. Union ’Theologieal Seminary in ___ConirregBtlonml church wW James A. •srnheffl. of Center Sdciely Invites 1933. Since then, he has been h*W thi* evenln* J:Sp WsTtoa b T Joyner, of. 31 HoU place, accountant f 6r thi. street, has begun an elgnteen-week Christian Asaoclation Director at VOL. L X in., NO. 241 (CtoeelSed Advertlelag ea Fage It) MANiDHESj^ERKCONN., THURSDAY, JULY 13,1944 (TWELVE PAGES) i t the home of Mr. wtB Mh*. •*• ticut Power Co., underwent Rev. Simpson to Be the University of Maine, and Di PRICE rUREE CE! E lK rtn of 132 MapI* *tr*«t. training period *M*'« major operation at the'Mancheater^ a Roofing—Asbestos r<*cea‘ Training Command scI>ooI. rector of Religious, Education at Memorial hoapltal this mofnlrig. Its Next Pastor. a pariah in, Oaklanb, Catif. He ^ dauKhter, Deborah Ahn, wM Childress, Texas, in tlie^PWvhandle Hia condition is cqna.Ulered apribus. Siding and Rbck to earn h ls ^ n g s a* a bombardier- spent two ' years in archeological rV I VMterday to Mr. and Mr*. K- At a special meeting of- the P ^- exploration in Palestine. ■ Seven They Paid Price of Vff ^ o r y Navigaton Wool Insulation Kalth o f 7S0 Narragan* Mr. and M ra/H erb^t B. House toral Selection committee, of years were spent as pastor of the Advance of East Ceii(<^r .street-are gtieata / ntt Parkway, P»«yld*nc* R. I. at Expert werkyianslUp. All work ' Piovl^ne* Lyinf-Tn-Ho»piUl. Mr*. Kdna Cana Parker of Hunt at the New^cean House, Swamp-, which A. H. Illing is chairman, n j ington street, who for the past and the Bcclesiaatical Society of gnaranteed. Reasonabio Frloea * Keith 4* th* foHner Beatrice scott, M a^ , y ^ , No obllgaUon tor an eottnwto. Perratt o< Manche*ter. four *easons has had charge of the Center church last night, .it NORMAN BENTZ Red Croa* sewing by Center The /wind, which preceded the' was unanimously voted that Rev. Write. Closer to Border^ m: Aa only two of th* flv* police church women, was tendered a .stomt ,just before 5 d'olock last Clifford O. Simpson of Springfield, Sheet Metal Work — Eaves KoiMniaflloiier* could b* preaent at luncheon by the group of worker? ev^ing, knocked over a tree rin Vt;, be extended a call. 'iS’oughH. Now Is the Ume to A . S A . ] After a'prayer by Miss Marion Burton Insulating Co. ericans ^ I monthly meeting laet night, the on the church lawn recently and l!>digerton street. which closed hav'e Eaves Troughs Installed lion wa* poatponed until neat presented with a beauUful pottery through traffic for a time. A tele- Munapn, director of religious edu ur repaired. ISO Oxford St.'^ . Haitford cation, the members voted Charles Of East Prussia vase in appredation of her effi .phnue line was also .^ut out , of CALL 89M < Pbono Hartford 12-4515 cient leaderidi^. / business temporarily. S. House chairman of the meeting, over which he presided throughout Unne Lodge No. 7*. Knights of Hose No. * of the Manchester the election. The membera of Cen Reach Point Within 30 ter church are looking forward to Free News g e n e r a l r e p a i r s Pythias, will hold its regular Fire department will meet tonight. V Miles of Suwalki Tri \>N D CARPENTRY meeting tonight at 8 o clock *t Officers will be elected. The out Orange Hall. ing comnlttee of the company will angle After Plunging \PHONB 2-0771 report on th« outing held Sunday. /F o r W orld Germftnd in St. Lo Being R, J, CHAMBERS The Church Board Of Education FOR TOP VALUE \Forward 1 9 Miles in 182 Sdhool S t m t will meet tomorrow evening at Rgt- Dominic Farr, Of 4* Cot IN A NEW HOME Expect Action Today Gradually Str^ingled 7:45 at the South Methodist. tage street, returned home last Deify a | id Night; Other Yank Plan night on a l.'kiay furlough. Sgt. Sm the Ones Being Built By Coltimns Near Hannas. By Arms of Rowerfnl Farr la stationed in Charleston, S. C. . ■ CREENBROOKE To Seek Removal or On Pooling ofMongy American Tank and \ Moscow, July ' 13.— (A*)—- Infantry Offensive; Mrs. Benjamin Maguwan, Jr„ HOMt:S, INC Russian trodps advanced to a Minimiaation of All has received word that her hua- point within 30 miles of the Restrictions on Ex 'ecision Anticipated on Push Forward Half b|ind, PVt. Benjamin Magowan, On Walker Street Muni^ Again Enjoy A Goo4^Glass of Bc^ Iiaa arrived safety in Italy. He V Suwalki- triangle of East change After War. und Designed to Sta- Mile West of Pont He For turtber Infomatioa call at Prussia today after plunging was given a 21 days furlough after AlexaoilBit Janda Co. oOlco’ oa bitise Post-War Car bert and Mile to South. _ ------AT T r tE ^ spending nine months In North 19 miles forward in a day / Oeater street or at tS Alexander New York, Jqly IS—(8*) — The Ghje^f^arget; Africa and Italy, which he enjoyed Pkbnes: 4 US or 7275 and night. (The Suwalki tri 's of 44 Nations. with hia wife and son. He is now New York Times said today -^he street, angle is a wedge of . old Po l^upreme Headquarters Al- ; back in Italy again where he will United States would ask otbefAl- Oil Supply Hit lied Expeditionary Force, help care, for the wounded land between East Prussia lied natlona^and compel enemy B retton^oods, H., July and Lithuania, which was annexM 13.— (/P)— T l« world July 13.— (/p)— ;The Germans, MAPLE ST. countries—to remove/6r minimize in St. Lo, ancient fortress to East Prussia by the 1939 Bib- know before \his day enas I I MAPLE STREET — A STEP .FROM M A il(ST R E E T bentrop-MoIotov agreement in the all restrictiona op^the free ex Saarbrucken Also Hit town tn^the middle of the whether 44 fille d iiationa fourth pprtition of Poland. change of neW p'^ter the war. base of the Cherbourg penin-. Might Trap Two Armies really are on th ^ o a d ^ o plac By Heavies from Eng Now Under New HALE'S SELF SERVE ^ In a dt^teb froni Washington sula, were being gradually (Suwalki itaelf is but 11 miles ing before theirX legislative Management The Times said that, as a atep to land; Rail Facilities in strangled today by the arms ' The Original In New England! from the pre-wai border' of Eaat ward agreement by the United bodies concrete plaW to pool Prussia. It la a city of old Poland Nations, Great Britain would be Italy Under Attack. of a powerful American tank Mullen ft Sn a wedge of land between'East some $18,000,000,000\in the 4sked to open discussions on the The loss e and Infantry offensive which ■ al Prussia knd Lithuania. It lies 60 at limb was the price thcae Yank aoldicM paid for the Allied victory Normandy, hopfi^oif assuring a bWghter Happeny subject here tma fall. Here at the Arm y Medicali section of the Walter Reed hospital in Washington they London, July 18— (P)—Munich ready had passed by the town te mllea aouthwest of Kaunas and ^ checkers to future. Actually today’s actom at the east. Supreme headquarters THURSDAY SPECIALS! The confeten^, the newspaper pass the long days of recuperation. From left' to right: Pfc. James R. Hinlcs, Brookline, Pa.; Pvt. was hit a hard blow for the thtfd nilet from the Prussian Baltic added, would be a(ined at discus the United Nations Monetary con announced., the capture of seven aosst. A Rusalan drive to the Bal Clarence.Osher, Redford, N. Y.; Pfc. Leater A. Walter, Auburn, N. Y.; and Pvt. Lewis E/ Morris, Crozet ference—generally expected )o be auccesaive day by 1,000 Flying Prompt, Friendly sion of the question. of cable and Va.—NEA telephoto. / . i towiia by the Americans In gains' Service! tic might trap two Oerman Armies radio ratea and the drafting o f a favorable— involves less than half Fortresses and Liberators today along a 48-mile front. , ill the Russian-annexed atatea" of the amount of that pool. .,>iw » * S p r ^ _ \ 8-Lb. Jar 6 9 c conventioif, on the freedom to re while the 15th Air Force in Italy On their left flanli' Lieut. Gen. Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. It concerns a projected $8,000,- Omar N. Bradley’s ’‘warriors . cap- port knd transmit the truth in and again stabbed at Nasi oil and rail JUMBO GRINDERS (An NBC broadcast from to all parta of the world. a n d N aval 000,000-pIus monetary fund de t u ^ La Boulaye, 2 1-4 miles east Sweden said the Rusaians were Air signed to stabilize post-war cur facilities in northern Italy. of St. Lo. They pressed on acrow OUR SPteCIALTY! Large Package Willing to Participate Americans Capture f M I Within 12 miles o f East' fTiiisla Great Britain already has ih^i- rencies and • help nations keep Saarbrucke In western Qer- the St. Lo-Bayeux > road and/ \ after driving 30 miles beyond cated its vrilllngness. to jparticlr thelf foreign trade ptaitions In ihany also was hit by tha heavies reached the outskirts of La B a m / R i n s o Pkgs. 4 5 c Grodno, also an o(d Polish city. Blows Center balance. from England. de Semilly, 2 1-2 mltei southeast STOP IN TONIGHT! Regalsr $1.29 Yard pate. The Times said. ■ • Such proximity would mean that The story continued; Town of I^ajatico The reaiilts, however, will Up to 500 Fortressea and Uber- of 8t. Lo. , 7' battle echoes could be beard in . "The American draft of the smooth the way for similar action ators smashed at Porto Marghera St. Lo Plainly Visible Germany itself.) and Trieste oil storage tanks, four St. Lo was plainly vlalble to tha terms o f siurender io r Germany, • t Sw an Soup 39” Printed Rayon Crqies Other Russian columns struck now before the Ehiropean Advisory Doughboys Take 150 to world bank intended to stimulate railyarda on the Milati-Vlhlce Line, Ameicaita, fighting only a mils / within 36 mile, of'Kaunas, old commission in London, contains a Chabs Reigns the flow oT money to be lieedeaTn Slid the FiKiuno ran hfidge over and a .half away. aapital. of Lithuania in yk aeven- clauim demanding that the Ger Saipan Capture Costs 2 0 0 Prisoners in Bit repairing war devaatalion and the Tagliamento river 80 milea Northwest p» the town, tha LARGE, 2 21c 3 , 19c Colorful rayon screen prints in mile advggce. Detachments, were opening jnew areas of agricultur northwest of Trieste, Rome dis Americans widened thelf bridge mans abandon all control over 1 5 , 0 5 3 Casualties; Within 29 miles of -Grondno after communications outside their own terest Fighting in Within Rome; al and industrial development. patches announced. head across the Vlre river by push Special Sale Dundee Towel Enseiinble I color, combinations- - Many racing 27 miles in 24 hours. Yet frontiers and give the German Nearly 122,^000 Japan Walt for Answer to Question The railyarda hit were at Brea- ing forward a half mile west of another group was 50 miles from people the right to listen freely to Italy in Recent Weeks. cta, Verona, Mestre and Mantua. Pont Hebert and a -mile south. .. ® ■ _ ----- a ' Delegates assembling for a con Lifebuoy Soap 3 20c Bialystok, strategic rail center foreign broadcasts, ese Dead Ai^ Counted. ference session waited first for an Munich ia a transportation cen-i They were approaching MCanil leading Into Warsaw and East "The American terms of surren- Rome, July 13,— — More to Eat answer to this question: ter for railways and roads be Durand, three mUes northwest of Regular $1.69 Yard Prussia, Breat-Litovsk on the Has Moscow replied yet to this tween Germany, Italy and France St. Lo. Powder Blue Bath S i z e ...... U. S. Pacific Fleet 'headquar American troops of the Fifth and the attack fitted into the •V River Bug was within 67 miles of (OoatiBUed oa P)S|irs Seven) country’s “very strong” request They also retook the village o( ters. Pear) Harbor,'July l 8—{/P>— Army, breaking through Ger rapidly snowballing campaign La Desert, which had been in no- Lux Toilet Soap 3 [,.r20c forces on th* north and 70 o f those Most Public Services that Russia take a final stand on in the Pripyat marsh area. ^ Sustained American air and^Ifnval man defenses in .the upper threatening to cripple German man’B.land, and turned back sharp 29^ 139” Rayon Shantung Prints the proportionate amount of gold transport over all western Eu Guest Size Waraaw itself was within I5(Li. blows focused attention today ^n W o i ^ Than When Ger- German counter-attacks, ' ' Era valley some 47 milw in she ia willing to put into the sug rope, the same as It now ia dis \ ■ SAV O L. mites of Russian guns to the north- Arms Output Guam, BOiithweia o f Saipan which gested monetary fund? A similar squeeze was ' being ^ I The smart fabric for Summer e a s t . ■ land from Italy’s west Ohast liians Held City Due rupted in tae northwest corner. mounted againat Lessay, 21 miles SHIRTS \ now is a U. S. operational base, It was generally expected abe Intensively Bombed Area ^ , *11 Ot/ t I dresses. Large floral designs in « d Feellna Increasing Pressure in a flanking move against would "play boll’’ this accepting northwest of St. Lo, where tha \ Gal. 2 1 c carved out of Japan’s Inner de To Damage by Nazis. The klunich area now haa re Bleaching W ater Face Cloths ...... I colors.\^ ^ Daugavpils, gateway to the Bal Lags Behind Livorno, have captured the at face value an American explan Americana were puahing fdrwafd tic sea and Riga, was feeling in fenses at a rscord.coat of 15,053 ceived about 9,000 tons o f Ameri bn tw6 aides of their objective. town of Lajalico in the bit Rome, July ' 13.—(>P)—Premier ation that an acknowledged mis can bombs In three days, making (Conteats). creasing pressure of two huge ap casualties. ' . ' ' terest fighting Italy haa seen in understanding between the two Clean Oqt Conatal Area proaching Russian Armies. . Al Already the enemy Air Force Ivanoe Bonomi's government Will It probably the most intensively Southwest of La Haye du Puits ^ for Wdmen Schedule Set recent wieeks. Allied headquarters countries resulted from language bombed region on earth. AH Whilr ready its garrison was like the one at Guam and on Intervening Rota establish itself Saturday In and northwest of Leasay, they announced today. difficulties. Berlin taid also a fleet was Set of. 3 *1.00 I aurrounded in Wiinq in Lithuania, appears to have been knocked out Rome- still beset by chaotic condi As officially 'explained, the -So-/ cleaned out a coastal area.-advano- Surge an Northward Blended Orange and / bracing for the coming blow. by the same type of pounding striking from Italy, as on the last The doughboys quickly mopped tions after six weeks of Allied oc Viet delegation came to Brettdn two days. Short *leevti f m dawk, collar. Good quality, absorbent, white with deep toned bor The newest disaster to befall the Patterson Says State loosed on Saipem prior to its inva (ContInDed on ftage Eight). up all enemy soldiers remaining cupation. Woods believing that the United A large fleet of 1,300 R.A.F. ders in. rose, blue, green, peach and aqUa. Navy [Germans was Gen. Andrei I. Yer sion June 14. Guam has beei).bomb G rapefruit Juice 46-Oz,. Can 4 7 c ment Current Produc ed daily for nearly a week find in ift/^e town yesterday, taking 150 Though the capital’s food sup States would support her demand heavy bombers struck without emenko's offensive against the prisOnm, and surged on north ply problems are far from aolvcid. ..rr-baaed on the devastation she SiMB I t to 41. A real he-man’s towel. Extra ^ . Latvian republic, which in its first tion Goals Are Be termittently shelled, by warshi))ii. loss, before dswn two of the most Cavea aad Ravines Probed ward. By noOn they had closed to the food, situation ia better for the has suffered during tae war—for important rail centers in central aanawret he0,()00 b ^ than 10,000 captives. A Marine left to the enemy ahfiit of U ie^ o to installations by the Germans. that they could proceed no further by bombing theU- port of Kotkat Cnsualtiea Nenr Last War Total Yeremenko, fresh from his vlc- Power Shortage Tribulation bind ochedule in the aecond quar regiment killed more than 700 Nips river line in n o m e m Italy. ” on that point without word from eaat of Helsinki Wnohlngton, July IS.—(A*)—An M a z o l a Q i $ 1 . 7 5 I tocles in the Crimea, movei' to Monday HI one mopping-up action. Simultaneously French troopa . Shortage of electric power is Moscow. Saarbrucken is a major steel nounced .American battle casnnl- Face Cloths (within 18 mileit^ pf-thia-bqrder- of ter- of -thla year, ^Acting Secretary Flguresyor botlr. sides eatablish- or the right of the Americans one- of Rome's greatest tribula Couched in Friendly T enm and coal center nearly athwart ttea In the present war are I the Latvian Soviet republic on the of War Patterson reported today. ed new. tacords for fierce fighting carved a-path through German de tions. Power came almost entire- the western German borden on a proaching the total casuiUtlea ia- Crown or Bull I main Velikie Luki-Riga railway.- ly from hydro-electric establish That word, however,, failed to The acting secretary told a new* among the Pacific’s islands: fense points and captured San Do come. Finally the Americans main trunk line to Paris, 200 cnired Iq the First Wond war. (A-Reuters Moscow dispatch 1. The 15.053 American casual nato, astride a secondary highway ments to the north, and many of mile* due west. Mosquito* dur Unreported results In the last CORK ■ said Red Army tanks had plunged ctmfarence be bad seen published determined that the iaaue must \ 6 £ 9 > ’ atatemanta that current produc ties, including 2 .^ 9 killed. 11,481 in a mountainous area 25 miles these installations were wrecked ing the night had stung targets in three weeks of Leavy fighting la MANCHtSTiR COMMh Red R ubber Jar Rings I to within u5 m^lea of . the East by the Germans. be resolved if the conference is for ea. tion achedule* were being met, woundei and l.SlS- missing. southwest of Florence. dq end on schedule July 20. The the nearby Ruhr. France possibly have brought (be I Prussian border in fighting aouth- and added “that statement is not 2. The Japanese dead—31,948 French Inflict Heavy Losses Two, steam plants are generat Boqib Through Cloud* total past the 1917-1918 mark. A I svest of the new front.) rlready buried by Yank troopa, ing. electricity on - coal shipped demand for an answer followed . ‘ ■ A Doz. 2 5 c l i ) ^ ea. true.' Still farther to the east other although of course it was couched Up to 500 fighters convoyed the total of 187,028 .Army caoualffen Four patterns. ’ Colored borders in red, bfue, green A Moscow , communique, said The dollar volume lag represent with many more to be accounted from Naples, but they are capable thousand American bombers to announced today by Acting War ' ■■■'■■ ■ ^ French foi^es repulsed enemy of turning out leas' than' one ed eight per cent of the scheduleii Munich and Saarbrucken, making Secretary Patterson brought to • California No. 1, Quality Heavy, colorful Cannon,, face cloths in blue, maise, I and gold. " " ” (CodUntied Page Foot) counter-attacks against Hill 21A fourth of the city’s needs. (Continued on Pege Poor) (Contlnned oa Pag* Elg|it) act on April 1 for the< 'second am the total forces slightly less than 285,411 the q\-emll total of ofll- two miles southwest of PoggibonsI Trolley lines are operating but green, peach and diisty rose. Also all white. ■ quarter, Patteraon .said, and and 38 milea inland from toe west the 2 ,000, or so planes which clidly announced casualties on the ’’those schedule* at Uie Uihe vVere Rome relied mainly on buses for ground. In the air and at sea.. The P o t a t o e s Lbs. 2 7 c coast. Clinging doggedly to their local transport and most of these struck Tuesday and Wednesday. esin*d to b* feaalble and achiev posithins, the French inflicted Pint World war’s overall total J : y 4 were carried off liy the Germans. Leaders Seen As on the last two days, the Another Shipment! |Nazis Report able.” O’Connor Head heavy losses on the enemy and re planes flew through murky weathr wii^ 278,828. Today’s annuunca* Tomght’s The^ight ! - ■■ y Z Startex 2 5 % Liiien Ultheot Adequate Water ment, however, contained “ very . Items Behind Schedule mained poised as a menace to Pog- er snd bombed through clouds, ”L a i ^ Size Among the itema behind sched glbonsi, key junction controlling Houses in the higher parta of few” casualties from the Norman Fresh Cabbage the city are Without adequate wa Meeting Soon Air force officers said that Ger dy front and none of the heavy Herriot Dead ule he said, were "the long tqm' Of Red Cross roads toward Florence ' and the man communications in northwest ^ 1 A m o valley.' , ter because of insufficient powef Navy losses on .Saipan. Dish Towels 155 mm. field gun, medium tanks, to operate pumps.^ , Europe are ao snarled that traf tank destroyers, bulldoz^Bs, heavy The only , major changes on the fic to' the Normandy front must Bates Shopping Bags duty ttu ck ^ and -field wire. tipad of Infantile Pkral- Eighth Army front came in the The bread ration noW is two- Rooseve^ and Churchill Civilian .CraltanlfSt-**?®***® Idle Fresh Beets (Last Head of French thirds of a pound daily, three be wormed laboriously by routes Exceptional absorbency, and PatteraonPatterson made hi*nis statement*Uitement upper Tiber valley. There Allied Davisville, R. I.. July IS —<.P)— times what It was under . the Ger Expetted to Confer south of Paris. long -wearing. Colored bordars a ® Mincement ysis Foundation Is triiqps gained aa. much as four Despite a Nav>' department “ re^ 1 * 1 Large, roomy shopping bags made mans, and the quality of bread is The Allied “cavalry of the sky" ,iii blue, green and red. by War Production Board GBalr- Vhiles,sh^ivihg the' distance to . the Probably ' in Britain. turn to work” order, about 1,000 ' I from Bates Spreads. , Makes an ideal Refused to Collaborate I^med by Roosevelt. toad. Junction of Citta di Gastello. the beat Rome haa had in years. has been systematically wricking . 0 0 man Donald M. Nelaon of a pro- traffic lines in southern Eiirofie, civilian craftsmen out of 3,006 r ^ J j ^ t or prize. ' Eaat of the Tiber #he enemy with 'The bread is available on ration ntalned Idle twlay at the advance HEALTH MARKET cards at a vefy low fixed prlci. Washington. Jliiy 13.—(vPi— A Balietin! ^ (Oentlnned ea Page.Two) / Washington, July 13—(JP)— Pres drew from two strong Mil posi Navaf baiie depo: here. Navy exe ident Roosevelt today appointed tions, . Blank niarketing is not as ex meeting between Prealdent Roose (Continued on Page ghiir) Now York, dalj iiv-^A v cutive*, who said the cause of the For Your Garment*t Proteeiioh lltk ' V . ; D. Basil O’Connor, head of the Na- Lull Around Arezzo tensive as it was just^kffore the velt and Prime Minister (Jhurchill I» TNe Vichy laiidla said today in stoppage was not known, reported Finh in a healthful food and can be used fre* Press Yonp Garments With / Uonal Foundation for' InfanUIe Around Arezzo, k focal point of Allied entry, but there still ia may come about before' long, the that Senhees In training were suh- ST. BRIDGET’S a domoofie broadpant recorded 17th Victim Paralysis, as chairman i f the Cen ihajor fighting on the Eighth plenty it. At many reatauranU way cleared In part by Mr. Roose- stitutlng In some tnstancea ta keep queenly in your diet. ^ W e’ll have fresh sea by U. S. Yntoranloat monitors tral committee of the American Army front for the past week, a one can get a good meal for 83, yelt's dramatic revision of French Drop in Flyinoj supplies moving oyerscahTbe “re food in again toiiiurrijw morning, including Dresis $hir'^“IS - ^ that an aaaoimoomoat of the Red Cross to succeed the 'ate Nor lull seftled down, but there were to HP, and many Allied aoldiera policy to Jiermtt practical coopera turn to work order” tele CHURCH BASEMENT Q id e T ex death a t Former Premier Bd- O f Fire tes man H. Davis. numerous brisk patrol claahes. pay the prices. . tion with Gen. Cfiiarles de OaiillC' graphed to. the business'Ufidht of ' V, ■■ ' ooard M erritt H had bruadcMt O’Connor, former New York law « .An .official at headquarters said Price* of goods sold tO'-AlIied , The problem of Anglo-American Bomb Attacks the Ctirpenter’s union whDihsItori- The Professional Press Cloth earlier w m -erroneoas." “Her- _ partner of Mr. Roosevelt, will relations with de Gaulle’s National ed the general exodus aqBlifttoy, Fresh Mdckeret Cod, Boston Blue, Pin-In I*- riot la la oxeelleBt healtb,- serve the remainder of a term ex (Conttai-ed ea Page Four) (Continued on'Page Two) Committee of Liberation has been Smelts, Solmon, Halibut, Had » » aald M ' broadeaat. Both the Five of 11 Fersions Re* piring- Dec. 11 this year. Davis one o r the most difficult ever to' Brjuin H « Fir,t AH. Faria r. ah aad DNB la n Ber maining ym Hospital d'ed several days ago. troul)iIe the course o f affairs which “ Smuggling ia Rever ~ S cw -ln lin broaeast had reported HeR Caned “ Admirably QiMaitled” have to be lian(lled Jointp by Clear Nisht in Mouth; 2 9 > ^ and net's death. _ "Mr. O’Connor la admirably qual Boston, July IS— Fed dock, Fillets, Quohogs, Cloifis. , -Are 014 Danger ' IJsL Washingtonluid London. ' Sleep in Shelters. eral grand jury today Indlrted lour ^ 1 1 —aigpig— oum ified for thiy position,’’ the Presi Blood Vessels Constricted Cliurchhill Po*ltt(MV''Coagpllcata4... Regular and crescent shapes in sizes 2^'Y , and 4. dent said in an accompanjring merchant seamen on chargee, of Protaeta garinenta and aulU againat acorching and aheen—eUm-^, London, July IS.— (P)-rThe death The'. president and the prime violating the export act, by at-:' Short story about Pork cuts t Pork is the ~ Bdouan) Herriot,~three tlmea , South l^tlaad. Me., July IS— statement, "because of his first inataa wrinMea. I t ateama and protecU.sa you presa. —Mrs. Rita Robertson, 24, suc minister have at- varioua times, Bulletin! ~ tempting what customs agents lie- emler of Fiance, aaa announc«d (JP) hand knowledge of almost every cumbed -to burns todsy to become After Smoking Cigarettes beafl fairly close together in their Loudob,- July 18.— (yPV— scribed as •yunnggllng: in reverae."' most easily produced meat and is neariy al For Light and Medium Weight M ateri^?.,...... sOe by the German agency IB4B. part of the United States and be desire not to recognise the com- - Fins Quality the 17th victim o f an Army plane’s cause o f hia asaociatiofF with the The Gerinaas fired a .fresh The Indicted men, charged with For Medium and Heavy W si«ht M aterials...... a s*’ n e Berlin bihadcast gave no de- nfdtte as a provialonal government, batch of winged bomb# attempting the unllcenM traaa- ways plentiful, so government authorities ‘ illa • expldelon In the mldsh o f a war medical and nursing problems workers' trailer camp here Tues: Chicago, July 18.—< 4^ Three'SJohn B. McDonald of .Uie^Army hut Mr. CSiurchill's poaltion haa against England todaiy an the portation of goods from this eooa- IN PRIZES recomniend that we suggest these cuts in place The 72-year-ofd French liberal torough the Year*~h« Has served Medical corpa, and Charles Sheard, day. as president of the National Foun Mayo clinic investigators reported ok------been complicated find by Uiq fact bombardment ef London Mlr- try (or resale abroad. werecW’al- FiUbW Ticks nd champion a t Parliamentary Ph.D., of the Mayo" clinic. Roches- that his own foreign office hai ter H. Shortaleeve, St, a chef: Ar dation for Infantile .Paralysis. .today in the Journal of the Ameri rad a flurry of parliamentary of less plentiful meirtSj_^Wilh good refrig ovemment previously had bsen Eleven of U)* 38 person* hes- tar. Minn., after ohaarvationi thur Mate. Jr., 38. Marjaa Demhla- Mend While Ypu Iron .u. ” AI1 this is in addition t«'hia ak- 66 long favored recognition and aee- quasMens In Commons snd ■porUd from tipis to Urn* to b* iltallMd with burns and other lii' can Medical aaaoelatiein htw ax- made on feur men and -twe ekt, aad Jeaeph AJaleaal, 48, aO af eration and 'pro|^r cookings pork can be Featherproof,-fine quality pil lurla ~ remained at Portland’s eaitent exacutlve ahlhty." . - onod by tndieaUohs that tola at ahms memhers renewed.ao- PLAYING STARTS AT 8:115 laad, In aanatoriuma or in con- iwrimants in which they concluded man aubjecta, all habitual smokars titude in i[ecant months has ba- maads (or a aaerat Beeaton on Now Torh. Contains ageata aaM low ticks in thriM patterns. .. Blue IfM l:alne Oenersl hospital. Five were The appointment W u .made un your, favorite dish at any time. • • sntration camp*. \ der authority of leglalatlon paaaed that nicotine causes constriction of who inhaled. eoma Increasingly widespread the problem. Deputy Prime the aiea wem naembera of tha c4- and whits stripes. ea. / I r o n t e x - (A French language broadcast on-t))e danger list. ' b to^ vessels. Skin Temperatures Deoteaa* vtUaa crew of aa .Anoy . transport. The trailer occupants were In 1905 giving the Prealdent the, throughout the British govern Minister Ctemrat R. .Attlee am the Britiai. radip recorded by job of naming the Red Crooe Chair I^ey advised that "the smoking "When the subjccte were rest ment. — curtly tojected a ouggesUoa 38 aald ths Oerman announce- families of war workers lo the of standard cigarettes should be' Kira Threaleas OouMnualQr (’ Remember! You get^red points for > • greater Portland area. man. George L. Harriaon, preai- ing in a supine ' position after Mad this recognition tosue re that the government had been TWENTY TWO rnt "seems t< be a false report avoided Iq .the presence of periph smoking’ two standard cigarettaa mained in a highly unsettled condi eaught unprepared apd aap- JohnsoB, VC, Jaly IS.--4FV— A.: STORE OPEN THURSQATS AND SATURDAY! listed aa Dead dent of the NeW Tork Life Inaur- kitchen fats. for 90*' purposely spread In France,") , ance Company, haa been acting eral vascular disease," which' in- OT' Fiyncb aahlesa cigarette paper tion with A IIM Armies in France, plag. Aa to a aecret seosion, fira In the Parker mod Hlearafi^i UNTILSPtBf. ■ ' t Last president of the Ffen«h Listed aa daad'were the plane’s head of the Red Crooa olnce July vtivea smaller arterlea. with Bta^dard tobacco or standard it would undoubhedly have colored Attlee aald, "a t present the draealng mill Umateoed thM' of beputtos, Herriot lo- two oecupaata, Lieut Philip. L 5. Davia died at Hot Bpringa, Va., •Thh hahtt'or gm sT 'an Injured clgairatiea in C'Erltioh cigarette all this diacuBBlona at Mr Rooee- pttaM odnlatar doea not aea tire oonomalty tar m Green Sjtaiaps dlven Witli C srt ^ales! Tha wander Tii*«-f*"g tspal J'or aU Unda of fabrica to navy, to mdlaborate.artth the Oer- Russril, ^ / VJbJU Lr„ South July 2. soldier a elgarctta ia not adviaabla flltar! btdder, the cutaneous or aUii velt and Mr. Churchill la their ex- that 'fee ena anefnUy add any- The dTeeetag mm, ed s ! } MMfc, wMto, la o wn, taa. eopen Wua, and pink. lana or artth the IRchy regime Portland, and Staff Bergt Wallaea If arterial Injury has pccurred, aa temperatures of the extremities of Iiec tad talks. to what ha ha ghlch destroyed Parliamentary Mifflin. ir,aJlA..F.. SeatUe, Wash., Trtttaiiry Balance segmental apaam of the artery .la alt the subjects deerCasad,"^ the Na naaa FW Taunt ladloatad V: ■nunent In France. In a protest and. the following trailer oocu- common in such trauma and tha authpra aald. No tlnae fo r thaoe talks has baea London, July IS—V^)— Brttaia’a The IIAI^ COM O iief of State Marshal Petafar p u ts : S Washington, July IS.—(PJ—liie vosoconatricUoa to a person sansl- The changes included aa {ncreaoe indicated. The prealdent. however, flrot all-dear night in a month iWC GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES. ingt the setting up of a totalt- Edward A. Gerrtsh o f Orono, his Uva to tobacco may cause Irre •la the rate of heart beat, they haa hinted a t .two news confer- Tbc . E W . I I 4 U CORi M A N o m r i i i C o n n * position of tha Treaoury July 11: came last night amid abm* signs ) ______irian regime, Herriot declared. wife, Virginia,'26, and tWo of their Receipts, 1126,025.022.58; expen parable damage,” they added. said, but changes were "negligible’' Ultas that he expects to see the that Hitler’s flying boinb attacks MANCHISTIR COMil^ v - misMmmBmsmsasxsBmsssssasassssaBs^^^^^a ditures. $338,184,885.38; net bal- These conclusions were reported after the smoking of corn silk a$Bi iO m am FagaLFhnr) 4Ceal|aniid.'*«..Fsn Seven 4ane«, $22,768,143,728.03. by Grace M- Roth, Ph.b.» Capt. cigarettes. i i f . • I .■ MANUHESTEK EVENING HEltALD, MANCHESTER.'GONN.. THUKSDAY, JULY IS* 1944 t>ACE THKl ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY,'JUI^Y 13, 194f I^AGB TWO . « ______. . _____ Gruesome St<>ry Told Hoeing Roof Garden \ Tax Revenue Local Schools New Booklet FIRST NimONAL STOR tld Storage Lockers C i r c l e Shows D rop Foi" Canners By Accident Records SMARKETS' Are Made Fit --^ -f • - J ^ - FRIDAT Decrease of $407,4-82 'o Be Installed Here Gas Company Office Is Janitors^ 'U n luring Deaths Still Stupend From Previous Year’s Ready to Giv^ Infor Rationing Data Memr these .'k^keth, the facilities e< the R epair ous in Comparison^ Total, W a lsh l^ays. Sum m er to Furnished By . Wood Is Building "^ Ic k Freese" room.. This would mation on Subject. With Number Killed allow those who have freeaera at Buildings. OFFICE OF PRICE Hartford, July IS—(P)—Connec lliodem Plant to Keep horn* to first havs their foods ADMINISTRATION The Rome Service Department In Armed ServlceB. ticut tax revenue for the fiscal ^ perishables on a Rent- uickly froien at tha plant and Much of the repairs on trie local Regional Department of SJen returned to their own freaser. at the Gas Co. office, 687 Main year ending June 80 waa $84,977,- %EUB InfonnatioB' i/al Basis. This process is similar to the one schools havs , been completed by street, has a new booklet on the By Jamea Marlow 581, a decrease c* $407,482 frem used on all froaen foods sold In the the combined efforts of the Jani home preservation of fruit* and Waahnigtou; July 18.*-(d5—The ilfi 'Tremont Street, Boston, 8, The pick of the Ipe^ Farms - Frreh,. Maaaiachnsetta the previous year’s total, the re markets today. tor*. vegetables. It is issued by the Ex National Safety (Zbuncll soon w ill: port made public by Tax Commis- crisp - Onlj^'Olew hours from the m. Work ia undarway by U " L. T. tension service of the University PVVood Co. on a cold atorage lo<4ter Wrapping System This work la being don* syste pubilab a hepoft ahowlhg 18,000 ^ aioner Walter M. Walsh haa dis of Connecticut and'Tt' is different Meats, Fata, Etc. aat located at the plant on Bla- ' In addition to the .lockera and matically by doing repairs of the workers were killed on ;Job-accl-| closed. M ajor' loasea were in the lirn5^ they were picked. since it gives Instructions on home Book Four red stamp* AS lU atreet These locker* will be the "Quick Freese" room, ' there same type in ail schools needing dents In 1M8. \ ! inheritance and beverage taxes. canning 8perifici,lly for Connecti through Z8 now valid indefinitely. ible to townapeople around will be a system of wrapping and them. Much of this work Is not This gruesome toll for only' one i Tho total decline waa 1-1 perce'nL identlflcatl'on an^nged. _ Small listed In the budget as the material cut people. It takes into consider- _ . .. ______^ Prooeased Fooda Beverage receipts for the year laat \ireek In August ation the types of fruits and vege- year 1* almost as. great aa', the to Qidefc Freesing charges will be made on cutting of is on hand and no request was nec tal number of war deatbsA-20,362 Book Four blue stamps 1A8 were $4,714,135. 'representing - a tables grown here and the differ loas of 18.6 per cent or $1,053,65$ Tlxe locker pooHi will' contain 480 meats and the sm pplng o f ' all essary for it. — reported to date since Pearl ,through Z8, and A5, now valid in foods. \ Details of Work Done ent textures of them, aa well as from the prevtous year. The inheri NATIVt BOiS ;era, each eontiUhing al* cubic the important factor regarding iHOY ROGERS Harbor, by the Navy, Marine definitely. ITS Although there h u been no de The following- work ha* been Klas «f C«wb«7S CorPi and Ooast Guards. tance taxes were $4,424,043, a los^ 'aet o f apace. In addition, there specific,, elevation for those who Sugar of 8.6 per cent o r $422,922. livery date set regarding the lock completed at the various achools: It ia a drop of only 8 per cent be available to those who rent use pressure- cookers. This Vital Book Four Stamps 30, 31 and 32 Utility Gains Heavy - NATiVf 'BCH ers, arrangements wilt be made High school: All stair* have from 1942 when occupational valid Indefinitely for *lva pounds CARROTS to accommodate those wishing been repaired and Room 19. paint as other national concerns merely i B ■a.Baw n l . am jjargareshs Heavy new tax gains in the util-'' give an approximate elevation' deaths wer4 18,500. Y et it ahowa each. Stamp 40 good foi; five Ity clasaifications helped make up NATIVe services this fall prior to ttie ar ed. Linobln school: Corridors that progress haa been made In which often causes improper prep pounds for home canning through nearly $1,000,800 of, the loss in GREEN LIY, rival of ths lockers. paloted, lilnch and class/ rooms cutting down Job accidents. Feb. 28. 1945. BEANS painted. a«l floors have been seal aration. ' revenue. PINEHURST There also has been a great de More people were employed In ed. Franklin school: W alks re- Gasoline Common carrier taxes climbed , native 1 mand for "Copkles for ,'ie -Rook- 1943 than in 1942 but fewer repaired, lunch room tables paint In northeast ^ d southeast 10-A sharply,. The motor hue revenue SUMMER EACH Week-End ift,.’’ This service gives wives and deaths occurred from accidents at coupons good for three gallons SQUASH ed, grease trap Installed. reached $558,310, a gain Of $216;- Arms Output mothers of the service men a work. through Aug. 8.. Elsewhere, 12-A NATWI East Side recreation building: 985 while atrret railway X^ea native a # chance to 'make a Wide assortment Long W ay Vet to Go coupons good fCt'-'-three gallons Meat News Sprinkler mains- replaced over climbed to $62,757, a gain.><^ $15,- IGE WHITI ICH of home-made cookies and sweets / n r / j But, when oonaidering the bat through Sept, 21. B-3, B-4, C-3, C-4' 8l3, Railroad taxes reached |C,- CABBAGE CELERY To help 3^00 save on yoar Lags Behind pool, art studio p'alnted, basement for the men in the Armed Forces. tle casualties since Dec; 7, ^1941, coupons good everywhere for five corridor* pointed. Barnard school; 361,976«a ?aln of 6 .6 ^ r cent Car points we have searched the I]l helps determine the kind "of It ahowa how far American indus gallons. companies increaseil 29 per cen* at 2 L»s 7 « Patching of plaster. Rooms 23 and Burkets for items of Pine- ■Cookie* service men would like in DALE EVANS try has to go In presenting a truly Fuel Oil $34,773 while nrfiway expreas tax Schedule Set 28 hajrf bee'nx painted, plaster re .While jnnoke.stlll pours from shattered Installations* on 3aipan Island, C ou t Guardsmen who in- his partic tiar war zone. Ice Box Ceorf* OarelaBd civilized picture of accident pre Period Four and Five coupons horsf quality whioh could Mrs. Horry Cline o f Brookline, Mass., works In the garden her husband built atop their two-car recelptii JUmpM 46 per cent to 9-12 COUNT IB 1 2 < moved ahd sloyd room painted. vaded the 4ap-held island examine the extent o f da mage done to the pier at Charon-Kanea by American cookies, for instance, would not be Hurry Shaanoa vention. valid in all areas through Sept. 30; garage. The garden in'chides corn and pole beans. . ^ $16,348. / lONEYDEW MELONS be offered point free. Mori* Holllstelr, achool: Celling repaired welcome in Alaska. ' Gnat Wtlben A representative of the Safety new period 1 coupons may be used (Continued frona Page One) boinbardment.—Coast Guard photo from NEA telephoto. ______- . tax revenue reached CALIFORNIA LB 9 < day and Tuesday the situa in Mr. Mlller’e shop. Robertson BOB NOLAI Council said: as soon as'received from rationing lANTALOUPES fti^ tha tory coupons. Barbiero told the an incrcaae o f $64,696 schooU Basement ^rtltlon erect "The very big industries, ■ like boards. mented that his clerks may have 8 per cent, while insurance tion both on point free and I gram preparing for partial re SONS OF THE commissioner .he would accept any |MAST - Purgit lngr«di«ntt edi' General Motors, haa good safety Shoes sold their friends shoes without re-, companies paid $3,166,607, an In IMnehurst quality meats sumption of civilian production. PIONEERS Hearings Given suspension order issued because he I6GZ 8-QZ Green school: Asaembly hall programs. They haye found it Book Three airplane atamps 1 ceiving stamps. N o recomp^^r^'- crease of $139,226 or S.S per cent Nelson’s program, a compromise Try to Block Town Clerk Interprets did not intend to re-enter the gaso YONNAISE JAR JAR, looted hopeless...^.Wednes walla have been painted. Buck- worthwhile to do a first class Job and 2 good indefinitely. tion of a penalty was nfadis “ more than the previous year. with War and Navy officials, goep line business uht'I after rationing. •Sl m o n t - Rich ind.Smoelh day a little better . . . and land achool. Highland Park School Plufl: ‘CLANCY ST. BOYS’ in accident prevention. Unincorporated tax receipts I into effect Saturday. 6 Gas Dealers A suspension of three months and South school, repairs made to with THE EAST SIDE KIDS “ But the amaller plants, -pet’Ilc- The Local War Price and Ra were $907,168, an increase of 7.2 PINT JAR then the son broke through Asked to expand his commenU Polio Spread That ^ Pole Fishing Ban waa recommended for Frank J. SALAD PRESSING the plaster work and the brick ularly those klring ,less tbaji 100 tioning Board is locateci in the Lin British Subjects per cent over the prevloua year this morning with several I by discussing the problem of re Mason Of Derby on charges of pos work has been pointed up. CHAPTER NO 14. "BATMAN” employes, have a long way to go." coln achool, opposite the post of while the' amusement tax revenue conversion to civilian pfpduotlon Suspension Until End of sessing counterfeit coupons of shinments which will enable Beaidea the above, all playground . It's the Next-Last Chapter! He said thht when the war fice. New office hours are aa fol- was $105,381, only allghtly higher In labor surplus areas, Patterion Health Officers Takt? Local fishermen have'been put-*?;Commission. The comailsslon has more than 2,000 gallons value. Ma To^e^Exchanged ns to take care of your in a areas and parking (spaces have broke out there were probably less loMMq: itationing Urged for Uisn laat year. M ea t ^efM/Ume4tt SelefiiiatU Ifetorted, " I think you, can ditiw been re-surfaced. This Is the .first sled when told by game wardens wide powers as to regidations and LATEST NEWS! SHORTS! son also admitted to OPA charges snrnrisinely fine way this Steps; Outbreak Heav one of their recent rules on state- than 100 expert safety en^eers Monday, 10 a. m. to 4.:30 p. that there was a shortage at his Communications Taxes Climb SAMCY MOJ( SIQ—A U MZIS—O NI PRICI I your own conclusions.’’ opportunity the town has had to they cannot fish with two hpoks-r- In thla - cOimtry. Tuesday, closed all day. Hartford Garage Man. Communication taxes climbed w eek-en d. controlled water* bsa be;an limit-,, station. ^.Lisbon, July 13 — UP)— A group Only One Manpower Pool obtain this material since 1939. either two to a pole or with twq LAS’T TIME TONIGHT: Wednesday, 2 to 5:15 p. m. o f 434 British subjects due here sharply, TeIepho:;e revenue hit $1,- iest in N orth G irolina. ing fishing to one hook per per Since war started government "There Is only one . manpower AH schools will have the floors jpoles. one hook on each. They had ' COBRA WOhiAN" — Inspectors—in plants with war Thursday, 10 a. m. to 5:15 p. m. Adm itting to both use of c< tomorrow by train from intern 028,617, an increase o f $161,401 or N O POINTS! son. PLUS: *nie Scarlet Claw” “HAT CHECK HONEY” ./6artford, July 13— (iP)— Suapen-. terfeit Inventory coupona^afid a pool in.-the nation.’.' he added. . - re-sealed as in. the past. In addi understood this to be within tha contrut^s, have had tha right to Friday. 10 a. m. to 5:16 p. m. ment in . Germany w ill .be exchang 21.3 per cent while telegraph rave*, Columbia. C ovefitfjrand Bolton Sion from dealing In gasoline until shortage of gasoiine, JpUiTLiptak I fi^ h ly Gtound "A great part of this, of pourse, tion to the Interior work done, a By The AssociaUd Press law aa far as they knew the stale SUNDAY: "Between t World#” TOSHES! Satu^ay, 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. : ed fo r . a similar number o f Gee- hue^ihereaaed nearly 18 per cent Lakes in this vicinity are aUte- go into war plants and insist on the end. of rationing has been rec- Service Statien, Brid^port, waa I LAMB p a t t ie s .. ,lh. ,15c I la now ii the armed forces. ’The parking space haa been construct Health officera In southern regulation*. • PLUS: "Black Parachute" safety measures whlch^otherwiae - The telephone number la 2-041 omiqended for Monroe Townsell, mans who have arrived from to $43,432. F O W L ^4 1 < controUed and therefore under this recommended byjQ PA attorneys to rejhalnder 18 heeded to man the ed at the Hollister school as well Several queried Town CTerk might have been lacking. Hartford garage owner, following Africa aboard the Drottningholm. Electric Company taxes reached Pinehurst fMeat Loaf) states took new steps yesterday regulation. Fiahermen would do be suspendeq,-f6r three months. war plants, to produce essential as .the re-grading of the play Samuel S. ’Turkington on the sub Haa Helped Cut Accident Bate a re-hearing of his case yeateiMay Other Germans brought here on $368,430, an increase of 18.4 per iHAWEITRO ...... lb. 29c to prevent spread of an infantile well to read the regulations post OPA attonrfey also asked that Dar SKISH NATIVI civilian supplies, and to carry on ground area. ■ Thia work will con ject and he today gave out the cor iLATigTOBglOTO Thia has helped cut down the before OPA Commissioner William Qie vessel will remain in the coun cent; gas companlea w4re up 10.5 Pre«h A. A. Grade!. ed at each lake or pond. Town Japs Push Making ius R,-Verrelley of Verrelley’s A t BROKIRS M the essential services such as tinue throughout the summer arid paralysis outbreak centered in rect information. State controlled accident rate. J. Day of Boston. try until a second group o f British per cent to $143,591; gas and elec Clerk Turkington said, before ven- nil*, to re o i YiOiMC t» lantic Service Station, Bridgeport, tric companies increased 6.9 per ra Y IM LB laundries and electric power all achoolt will -be repaired and North Carolina' where 270 cases lakes dr ponds are subject to regu- But the deaths from accidents Townsell, charged with buyin; ers arrives July 19. Native. cleaned prior to the reopening in lation of the State Fish and Game ' turlng on the water to fish. suspended from dealinjg in gaso cent to $538,262 and water com I plants. and 13 deaths have been reported. in this country are still atupen- Of Fire Engines and dealing in counterfeit gaspltiie line for three months. ,H e was 2-3 LB A V ER A G E LEGS OF VEAL "The larger the Boale ‘)f civilian the fall. In Kentucky eight reported DINE 1 '.w To Double Xian-Opener Rate paniea Increasec 3.2 per cent to STATE clous In comparison with the num ration coupons, was one re charged with obtaining counter $106,661. (For Roasting). .poun^ 37c I production, the more manpower is new cases brought the state's total and ber of men killed In the armed tail dealers srraigneq^^bMore the HARTFORD feit inventory coupons. PUSH PISH I'Al Average 6 pounds each. absorbed in that, and the more dif to 129, with four deaths. _ services after two years and eight New York, July 13— (Jf) — The commissioner Wednraday. Nine Admits Selling Without .Coupoias Hartford. July 13.— (ff)— W ith FRESH OR SMOKED ficult it becomes to meet yrar re- Georgia’s health oflHers, retuim- About Town Where to File months of war. more individualr'sre scheduled to the announcement that restric Also Vfal Chops and DANCE Asa E. Treadwell of Nichols’ Ser KgPPL P If IJ -U- I oubements.** ______Chaos Reigns ing from a conference in Ra /At PERSON I In the single year or 1943 there appear to^-nearmgs today in the vice Station, Nichols, admitted to tions on the manufacture of can Now Siw Shops AAAC Boneless Ysil RowtS;----- headed by Premier Gen. Hideki The department's production leigh, N . C., ordered a 21-day were 94,500 deaths from accidents Fede^.rtSullding. O PA officials that he had sold gas openers had been removed by, the FANCY SKINLESS ^ _ Circus Claim AHOIIDAY Tkll’ FR ES H LB 9 < COLD CUT SPECIAL! problems are complicated, Patter quarantine at home for all Geor- Mrs. Carl D. Peterson of Henry TO THF TkiiPK's on the home fro n t Tojo, has ordered the production ~lomiaell had appeared before oline without coupons and had also W ar Production board, the State I son. commented, by the fact that in W ith in Ro|m e; children returning from North street la> Visiting relatives in of Tair defense fire engines" spee< A officials in May on .charges obtained counterfeit* of more than Salvage committee revealed last Pimento liOaf t Minced HWUIAN But since Pearl Harbor, Dec. 7, and Cany FRANKS '• 37* addition to the lag behind sched Carolina epidemic areas. TJJey Worcester, Mass. . I M l, there have been in all the ed up ahead of schedule becatfse of using counterfeit "T T ” coupons 700 gallons value. Investigators night that household con openers Without Painful Backaeh* PtOSTID POODS ANY SIZE PIECE _ ^ : Ham — Dubuque T.lver- ules. the schedules themselves are also ruled that permission to re Should be Placed With armed aervice* only a total num of "the acute situation tlmtlfas de which O PA attorneys say he en also charged tha he had a short are going to be manufactured at Wbaa diterdtr c( Udsw (oaeUeo ponnlt* I constantly being, revised — and NIGHTS HNAST ar TASU nSTID rwarat —^ Crooked Salami More to Eat turn must be granted by healtn Mrs. Harry Brown and daughter in WITH MY ber of deaths of about 61,000. veloped,” the T o k y o r a ^ said in dorsed fictitiously. The commis-' age of gasoline at his station. A twice the previous rate. The com polMHiou* Buttar «o nnafii is your blood, it B A C O N » 31* principally upwards—on the basis Receiver at Office may e*uM nsfing baeksoha, riMumstio pA*, department* of both states. Nine Mildred of Peeksklll, N. Y„ < are Those 94,600 deaths in 1943 a domestic broadcisM reported to sioner Was told yesterday that the suspension of three months was mittee sai'd manufacturers have SPINACH etc 2 9 « — Meat" Loaf, O O # * of increased demands from the ■w.pauB, MM tt pap sad aoarnr, sattiu up visiting Mr*. Brown’s siater, Mrs day by U. S Go^rnnient monitors. garageman had confessed to pur recommended. been given permission to use as Sfibta, MMiujfc i»ai>MB t r e ^ LIVERWURST u 37* pon^d ...... combat theater commanders for (Continued From Page On*) polio cases have been reported in H artford. were a decrease of IH per cent raONO'S arOSIRDMYl Georgia. Martha Harrington of Mill Street from the 95,889 deaths in 1942. The brooficast said related in- chasing '5 0 0 ^"TT" coupons from The case of Leo Tillson of Till- much iron and steel in making can hMdinhae and m tiioMa. Fiaquast at seaaty additional supplies of particular Frank M^tarbse of Hartford, who MMagts arith smarting and bwnias aoma* BOLOGNA u 33» soldier.j have' trebled; In many Physicians m South Carolina Broken down into causes they duatrles'nad been urged "to under- son’s Service Station, Bridgeport, openers as they did in 1941 and umw abowt tbtra ia «>»l-g wraag with •AKED IEANS "n°.‘ 15c At this writing we have weapons. The local office of the Red Gross, was recently sentenced to a term cases since the Fifth Army came Where 16 c'ascs were reported, Showed: ^ - staiid the importance of fire en- originally scheduled for yesterday, that permission U> resume the use your kldnays or bb The Church Vacation sehobl whichTiaa hitherto .beeh advising of three y«ars for vlolat' ns of the Don’t A& y m dnuriat far Dobs'* Heady to Eat Boneless Some ^'Requirements tipped into the city. will confer Saturday w ith the No Reason -to Be Elated gir.ea and to take cooperative was continued to Friday, while of zinc for all types of openers has MIUOROOK CUIB During the second quarter, sponsored by the four churches, local victim* of the Hartford rircua tH L \D0\- O f THttSlAkW OPA gasdllng regulations. thalf of Kazio Berlick of Berliek’s Pnia, naed soeoMiiuUy by aUlim for orar Butts and Smoked Shoul WUh the Germans and Faaclats State Board o f Health on plans M otor vehicles: 1943—,2S;300; measures." also been granted. to ys m T W Bl'M happy ralM a^ will halp chiefly because of mounting de- 3 t JJary’a, South Methodist fire that their claims must be filed AMD HIS AMIRICA< I Q K |J l\ The re-hearing wa* requested by Service Station, Stamford, waa ths la miks of Udasy tuoM flush out poisoo- rapidly printing paper money in- 1942— 28,309, a drojp per ders. They move out fast manda from. General Blaenhcwer’s for protection against the disease. Emanuel Lutheran and Center at a special office in the Hotel the O PA when its' attorneys said continued indefinitely. sus wisU IroM your blood. Osl Dess’s nils. the north and Allies reecgnlsing HAWAIIAN *D A n i/ ’ DATED ao order them early as we forces, Patterson said, require Advised Against Going to Retreats Congregational which opened, Bond, . today pointed out that cent. There la nq,.gMtsoa to be additional ievidence had b ^ n ob Charged with violating shoe ra Now Many Wear AM Flavofi - Conitnii such money aa valid currency, a Baptists, Methodist, and Presby June 26, will hold .ipecla! closing elated about While the — ...... - - ^ . canriot get as many aa we ments were upped for radar, air henceforth such claims must be TheUMiyAUlHA MAIDS^ Comniission Raps tained on 1 Townsell’* alleged ra tioning regulations. Maxwell Wein pb SUCD WMTE craft bombs, 100-octane gasoline, big inflation ia under way. There terians were advised against at sessions (or parents and friends filed with the newly appointed re number of,.amomobUe accidents tioning vio^tioixB. stein, owner of the Winston Shoe FALSE TEETH BIG need. appears little hope of checking It tending their summer retreats in At the LEINAALA* MORQayACONaU were dect^uing, the number of FRESH FOWl. tanks and tank destroyers., ^ this evening and tomorrow fore ceiver for the circus, Edward S. Careless Drivers No Recommendations Mad# store, Windsor, appeared before FLOOR LAYING 2S*OZ c "Tho" difficulties In. meeting Immediately. North Carolina. noon, at the <3enter church where Bogin, whose offices are at 739 autoptfibilea on the highways was N o reconjmende tions were made Commissioner Day. Weinstein ad With More Comfort \ BTL BREAD FOR FRICASSEE The Allies themselves have Is More than 100 volunteer Red school has been conducted. Tonight TheCORALISLANDERS Creasing. pFASTEETH. ■ pleasant alksllnfi AND SANDING schedule* are -mainly manpou'er- Main street, Hartford. In the case of Anthony Barbiero of mitted that he had sold shoes with (hon-acid) powder, holds false teeth GUARANTEED 20-OZ sued a vast Smouiit of occupation Cross nurses from eveiy south from 7 to 8:30, primary. Junior and Home accident deaths: 1943— NATIVE BROn.ERS problems,’’ he said. mwHni’iKKEMMyS’^^SDj Bridgeport who is no lo n ^ r en out ration stamps to customers he more flnnly. To eat and talk In mor* ReflnishinK and Waxinc, 'IVANOSUNI QUALITY AND money which, is an obligation eastern state have gone into Intel-mediate* w ll summarize the D E P d 'K 83,000; 1942— 31,500, on increase Hartford, July 13— (/*') — The gaged in the gasoline business. comfort. Just sprinkle a little FAS- LOAF Beef Liver. 'T o a oonaiderable extent, the "knew well” after an Inventory FRESHNESS ahortages are not in the plants pro- against the Italian treasury. The North Carolina to man emergency work of the past three week* by of 6 per cent . Deaths from fire Connecticut Highway Safety com CommisiiOner Day waa told by check by OPA investigators show TEETH pn your plates. No summy, Estimatra Gladly Given Sweetbreads. Italians generally have little con mission today urged “ safety mind gooey, pasty taste or feeling. Checks i during fl'iished weapons,- but in the. hospital centers In the Piedmont stories, dramatization* and ex You Don't Say—~ SQUARE GIRLS ; were, one o f the main causes of OPA attorneys that Barbiero had ed a shortage of '250 pairs in his "plate odor" (denture breath). Get C A L L 8 ^ 5 4 AML . To help, yon on points, supporting industries and ameng fidence in any of the money now and upper Piedmont sections hibits. A t eight o’clock they will this incr->ase, according to the ed persons" to reiiue to ride with admitted using counterfeit inven stock. The shoe dealer also com FASTEETH at any drug store, , ONLY 2 RED HI and to keep a large pork | sub-contractors." riri^Iatirig. where the outbreak la hea-viest. assemble for a song period under •S jC R m O F , . same Safety Council representa careless drivers. DATED' Braxil wke discovered April 22, •By careless drivers, the commis TAU T run moving, the govern Patterson added that there Sentips Unempla3rment Problem Cases reported in other south the direction of G. Albert Pearson. 1500, by Pedro Alvarez Cabral, a GRILL tive who said: Rome has a serious unemploy samMOiMil sion explained, it meant operators TINS VARIETY BREADS ment has left pork point aeamed to be "a prevalent but ern states are: Mississippi, 23 ■Tomorrow from 9 to 11:30, parents Portuguese navigator. . "Death* from dry-cleaning flu grossly mistaken feeling that the ment problem. The number of Virginia, 26; Louisiana, 68; Ala and friends of kliidergsrten chil ids Increased. Housewives, used to “who fail to obey safe driving rules J V bv*n Fmh - Quaiiiy Auuiwd free. The pork we offer war ia about dver,” Jobless is guessed at about 100,- dren will be w.eicomed at the EVERY s a n a n s m a e / y m u r non-tnflammsbie cleaning fluids, and who neglect to repair safety bama, 9; Florida, 13. The ancient Egyptians. Greeks W H Q U W H fA T ZO-Oz Lorf lOe you is abs^utely fresh, 000. mostly ^ite-collar workers. church., didn't know that the chemical* equipment on their vehicles.” PIAMUT B urm and Romans raised onlona. T H U R S , A N D SAT. C R A W WHEAT zb-OzLorifOe wdl trimmed and a'good Moufola Uked Lemonade There has been IHtla reduction in which had made cleaning fluids MNAST Vm 2 3 * Ml 3 9 c the caipital’s swollen population. non-lnflannn|iable had gone to war. Critical Areas Unnecessary. PLAIN RYE 320* Lori He vidne! A large brai.ch fell from one of A pigeon’* flying muaclea repre- NIGHTS Lemonade wal^a favorite bev- - Rome today la a city of con Wind Blows Down ' The fact OAt present cleaning flu the maple trees in front Of the aent one-half o f ita weight. RAISIN 4 0 0 * Lori I2c I erage of the Mongol emperors, trasts—an extremely dreary place ids are Inflammable is written in Waterbur>, July 13.—(iP)—With PRUNI JUICI I HS^foast. Pork. . Ib. 32c H'iRh school this noon. Another To the Mafile of SIIVIA mCH who appointed a special high rank in some regards^, in other respects L^rge Maple Tree larger branch was ready to fall -many eases in small letters on the controlled hiring now in state IRoast Pofk.. .lb. 3.*)c official to prepare the drink, which Alaakan flower^ are nearly all bottom o f bottles. wide effect. Governor Baldwin told DITRA MY QUAJtr III 2 4 < gayer than in many years. Dane-' and the Park Department was v/hlte or yellow, and blue or pink Jimmy Farrand^s Heard At A MESSAGE TO MOTHERS 100% WHOLI WHEAT Pork Chops ..> ^ .lb . 39c wa* .believed .to have curative Wamiug in Flue Print Waterbury’a Victory War Man ing, which the Fascists banned called to remove It at once. blossoms are exceptioiiS Ih this SMOATINING ^ ^ STONi MIU 3443Z I power*. V . - for the duration of the war, haa A large maple tree pn Male M em oryT rio h ou sew ives who have been told power committee here last night A Limited Nuinber of street at the McFarlane place, op northern land. Iq advertlsem.enta for 20 yeare that thatpthere is no need for critical MARVO B R I A D LOAF II started again in some hotels and First Lieutenant Cheaterfleld I Beef Kidneys, Veal Hearts Fruit Crops clubs. posite Strickland atreet, was blown their cleaning fluid ia non-inflam labor shoftage designations in any Pirie, commanding Company H Ships have been launched side^ The mable, now often find that because and -It la mpre-4>f a playground for down laat evening shortly after 6 state area-. The governpr said a SPONGI CAKi Bo* IS* Second' Battallbn, Connecticut waysi in aectlons, and upalde Delicious Stuaki^ o f war needs it is inflammable but JUICI ^ ^ 2 9 « In a normal average year the off-duty officers and aoldlera than o'clock, "n:* tree waa more than free flow of labor would be neces .10c Trays of Dog Bones. State Guard, whiclv company ia down. the: warning to them is ir fine lltNOIQ A N G R t C A K I hch 4 3 < I United States produces 60.000,000 any place in the Mediterranean three feet in diameter at-the base sary after the war becaiuse it is an and looked apparently strong and quartered at the State Armory Sheridan print which they never read.” JUICI 4dorTPi42« SPO NG I tAYiRs Pk* 22c PINEHURST bushels/of peaches, 20,000,000 theater Since Cairo. Chops, Chicken,' integral part of America's' oppor healthy. The hedvy foliage with here, has been called before' the Astronomers have discovered Putilic accidents— That is, acci T THE FLETCHER’S PUAJ I bushels of pears, and 175,000,000 tunity for freedom that men D O - N U T S PLAIN Do* I S c offers you a wide selec- The opera and' theaters are Guard examining board, to deter new star welding 100 times as dents outride the home and .exclu I bushels of apples. the strong southwest w— Three street, has won the right to wear for you .' George, and hla times a bluebird, building her nest buy foday; you will lee a Serial Control Castoria p^kage: Peaches y the Wings'and Boots of the U. S. all females or all males. DEPOT electric organ.' will’ nlay 'cr O LUX MAKE YOUR SUMMER lii James de Bry** wooden mall Army Paratroopa. He haa com N u m b er.^ Four hundred species o f trees , your dancing nleaaure. H is CLEANING EASIER • . . For Summer Salads box, had her construction w ork de pleted four Weeks o f Jump training s q u a r e iiew'trombpne effect on the Deaths Last Night stroyed. But she tried once more, havs been found In an area only Thia number ia plainly visible through a ‘Swin- ^ Pinehurst Offers: at Fort Henning, deorgia, during organ sort of "nteks vour FLAKES laid five eggs and three of them which he made five jtmipa frbm a three miles square la Brazil. GRILL feet right from under you." do ^ in the piKkage CASTORIA Nei^abbage ... ,2 lbs. 9c matched. That’# why de Bry now 'plane In flight, the last a tactical >-'N#w York-r-Mra. Hieodore Knap- Barcelina C U AN iR jA( 3 S < I'Gre&^eppers gets hla'matl a t .the office. Jump at night Involving a com Dandelions are a' valuable source 14 Depot Squara Tel. 3835 i. pen, 37, the former Betty domp- A ThaCrewBti^... sieu^ Windax 2. h-Ol ITLS 2Sc CUflClMBERS Ib. 10c R iQ U m iD T O bat problem on landing. of vitamins A and B. ton, musical comedy actress, who 4*»d»»: a s , Vitamin C Frem Roes* was th e . second wife o f Former ' Horans what tha Sorial Control Numbor sack package...quiddyidan- LGE PKG n oz PKG 10< iCelegjrti . Tomatoes .•■■Awr:TYrtTiRrA% For you newacbmers, we tif las the Uboratorr^tastad Staff Sergeant F, JL Hettinger, Mayor James J. W alker o f N ew iiiiiitt IceMM Lettuce Wild rbaas which thrive in the moans to yout S ^(niflush H M Ol TIN who ia with an A ir Base squadron wnulj*"' Hke to remind you York and former wife of Edward t f i i i i i . Flstchar’s CaslMla now am 1 C a iH ^ "...... bch. 10c English coimtryslde are neognlxed, at Hobbs, N#w Mexico, writ** that ths^e Is never a minimurn or D. D ow ll^^ theater and motion ■ -■ ■' . ■ Borax so MuI* Taom 2 facs 27# ...... bch. 9.C aa richer natural aonroea o f yfta- while on a few daya pass he visit ^eover charge here. The picture- pro!^ ucer. Let Vs RECAP ^ '**crove*'ni' dene- tax he|^' The Pletcher'9 Castoria now being niade is given Ammonia Sunny DdUf 9* mln C than cltnia fruit*. The ed Amarillo, Texas, and there waa Philadelphia — Bidward LIFEBUOY vitamin la extraetad from the aurprlsedly greeted by his . nick i, onlv fW e ahaorh Schmidt, 81, Philadelphia financier, three different lands of rigid tests . . . chsaacal, Bleach Sunny Day QT 10c Green Beans, Sum rose's esed ease; In IMS-a 800- the re"t>. Dancing from • luiiim t litiu Your Smooth Tires name. "Fritz.” Him greeter was former president ' of the United bmctoriolo^eal, qnd biological. The Serial Control No Rub' nooi'wM . *T iTi33* mer Squash, and California top harvest of rose tip* waa gath Irving PerottL of this town, who ia to closing. SOAP With Americaa Mads States . Brewers association and , Long White Potatoes are ered oommareiaUy, in the Air Forces and stationed la Nuihber on eadi botide is your poiitivep visible Groii. Soop Hhmt 2 KGS 3S* Syntbetio Rubber. president oi C,. Schmidt h Sons, J?a Th a Serial Control N um - I extra fine quality. Texas. It JVM the first home-town Every THuffffdlRy •*** New proof that off ttiese teats have been made. ' ^ CAKES Beroxe totiiniSc ■ The airplane '*|>eed record It M6 Ine.K, brewing business founded by RE6UUR SIZE bar...oa tha betUa labal...la friend he haa . met in nearly, three his father, Chriatlsn Schi'ML an CMnna lu iim mmii m.J).h., attained In a power dive cEaii]rvlBlblathroufha**wln- ■' • . ivkaxnaMif^. When you ’phone your or- yesur*.'—-- Birthdays.., annlveraarl^ Edinburgh, Scotland—^The Vary ^ In tills way, you have^ossuranqe of the qual- U lOMTOlYItSTit by a P-47. Creom Deodorant daw” In tha outalda package. 'der, or come to the atore, Saturday five^ngs , .etc., will be honored bv v d « P Rev.. WUllam Malcolm MacGregor, Ssfily helps 'ity and dependability of Fletdier’t Castoria—long C0BTRHI8IIEI READY-TO-EAT FOODS 1 ask for voqr free copy of ' Private Richard . Troutman, of ^aelectlons. W e’ll keep ymir principal emeritus of Trinity eol- THAT WILL SAVE YOU Legal Notices 120 Waddell road, is listed as one age a secret. Mgs of Glasgow. recognised as the ideal lazative for duldreiL I the July McCall’s Meal fixs«.00-1*^ of the wounded now being treated 9:30 p. m. to I a. m.- ^ R Y Moscow, Idaho—Prof. Curtis Stop Pe^rotion TIME AND ENERGY! inanner. You will find a SaUU of Charles *. WhH# late of at a ,U: 9. Arm y hospital some M MniH cwrwT wnaa V«g.$hert«ning Other SeM Andovor ia tha PfpbaU .District, of Aa- Worth Chenoweth, 64, head of the '1 , Does not nritite -dcin. Doe* Millions o f mothers* welcome the newt that mtou Mm ■*. mtmm. a i I Picnic At Home buffet food where in the European theater of „ ooctocdicMctoc'mea’seblitt. prepertienetely lev, doTtr, deceased. . operaUont. No date is given o f University of Idaho philosophy de Fletcher’s Castoria is now on saleot thrir druggists! I plan that will come in han Firmui r Of a . . . F M s The AdmlnUtrator haring whlblted part nant slace its inception In a . Pfkveot* nsJer-ara odor. n-ot iM 3 2 s his admlatstraaon acoount with said the casualty or where It ooeurred. ^ A R T McKAV W E ’L L BE S ?E lN O Y O U ! Hdpt stop penpimioo sriidy, This is the o r ig i^ and genuine Fletcher’s Castoria Wilson's Mor dy on a hot day. ^ — Batate to -thl# Court of Proboto for 1628 and a faculty mambw for 38 Battsr, M «r« C«ur«ful Werli .yeara. _ , 0 . Apan,vrliiit,utifC]xic,Hwa. *OI IW 15< ...doses at 6:00. and the> anme is asrigned (or a he^ng necticut men eredliad with raining 8. Awsr«d Apptoetl Seal of for Fletcher’s Castoriii. lYs mild and gentie, yeit iu iagpMt yonr tirw tboconclilF- nMjT ttK on tha aliowanoo eg said admlntatrri destruction on the Japanese In AiMtitro lamnce*— -Sce^Uondcr- of tsondcr- Fleb±ei’s Castoria to meet an demaodA If he heppeoe Com nokosSSi:i »<»"o you don't to Be out of stock when you aak for Fletdiar’sCaatorii^ mNso Court direct* the Administrator to ette Amd nsalsdy. all persons interorted therein -to ar Air Group Five The unit was one^ have to “foice” your to take it ' pfoase be patient He will have it for you shortly. ■ 3^ MB not I ^ * Wheat Puffs 5* of the first baaed aboard one o f the Potatoes peel Jietnselves if pass pear at arid time and. Place. Ifir pul W A L l i B B ’ S 3 9 « S . % - Rico Puffs 4H«F«e6s llahing thl* order once in aotne npwa- N avy's big hew claae o f 27.000-tdn ed quickly through a nm lUma^at wSf paper haring a clrculatioa In said Dis- a temperature' o f degreea, aircraft-cairlera Be has Just re- INI MAKnt OF PUrCHirS CAtlOtlA LGE PK9 Tuno Hsh ^ MORIARTY BROTHERS trlel at five days heter* aald time The moisture b«|raatti the akin wwn Mslsn®^ turnsd to the United Btatss for R E a t A U R A N T On th e L e v e l A t C e n te r a n d B ro o d S tr e e ts , ^ And due return make. rest and re-asslgnment. turns to steam and axplodaB the: CcrtlSed from'Record P h o u e .3 9 2 3 skin o iL . iHi u e e m saLUwe aeeaoBAinr CLATTOK B, Hl’NT “ / TELEPHONE 8500^ Read fleiUld ^dvs. asi-reifSH isiS-' - ■ tSiWlalMH , Judge. l^ead Herald Advs. ,K-7-U^44, -I t - f h‘ r- f ' ,N' V. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEE, CONN., THURSDAY, JULY 18,1944 L MANCHESTER ftVENTNO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, JULY IS, 1944 FACE poii^k / Maaldiwl Bldff. Saak* Here’s Nation’s Largest Refrigerator Is Not Entitlod to Aid unich Again Circus Blaze Blast )ap Foxhole on Saipan Makes New Rword Air and Naval ■t- 1 That anake sriileh tried to «- enter the Municipal bulldlBg Target; Blows Center early In th* week and which Suits Mount >tre Company waa driven wvay by Bill Bray, a ; the Janitor, la a peratotent crit Oil Siij>ply Hit y On Guam Now ter. It tried to get In again to Several New Actions Are m i th End Department day, and when discovered. It (' ______Mi rB W ^k a)^ Filed; Big Show Put (Continued from Pago One) wiggled away. Jnit Reelects Its Old A search of the bushes to [ from the Balkans Un the Atlantle.^ In Receiver’s Hands. ilif lard 'of Officers. for. One heavily strafed ravine the east of tha antrande did T h e bombardment iMi Munich Is a & ^ ) alone to believed to hold 1,000 Jap not find the anake, but did re logical part of this campaign Hartford, July 18.—(P>-:Wlth bodiea. veal an old akin on n buah. which has atruck heavily and re ioM Jfo. *, o< « !• Manch«*ter S. The Japanese captlvea- more Thla proves that the anake peatedly at rail yarde In Budapest. th^rUngltog Brothers, Ba'rnum ^gputment laat Bight r»- than 1,000 eoldler prisoners of to not entitled to town aid as Vienna, Bucharest, Sofia and tat and BitHey Circus placed in the t*d It* y«ld board of officer#, war; more than 9,000 interned' ci it to neceaaary to reside In I TugoslaTto. hands o f a receiver through an or > n i Fred Sarikey . was chosen as vilians. town four year# to be aid re RaOwaya Mala VnrgeSa der of Superior'Court Judge Jojin John J. Mera, a##l#tant The American casualties were cipient. announced in Waahiniton by Navy Authorities on serpents say Upward of 1,800 R. A. F. Lem- H. King, damage suite against the Nelson- Quinby, second I casters and Hallfaxea participated _nt; John Umericki #ecre- Secretary Forrestal. .. that a anake sheds its akin rireus corporation m o u ii^ stead 'W alter fl. Delaney: aaslstant every year so the caty Hall j in the overnight operations, dur Fraak Moridonsky, treasur- ing which railway vards pt Ttoura ily toward „the million'.dollar m.ark ■paul Cervlnl, head of the chief of ataff for readiness who snake has Uved here only one recently visited the Paclllc battle year. -and Coidmont-Cwdney wsra In today. ' \ Coil of living worrying you? Taxci, too?’ ** practice to lewor ill prim t» ib . lae committee. ■ I tha main tugsts. Several new actions filed’ yes- r . Umeiick wa# elected area, said; Then tnjoy the miney-Mving prices et , customers whenever some new cfficioMy reducti tiw CMt of ■lecate to the sUte convention “ Going to Get Tougher" Tours to a vital bottlsneck In terdsy totalled $265,000, brining Bd Paul Cervlnl hi# alternate. I the German transportation net- tgs total damages asked to date A i l 't big food depertiMnt itore i. . . doing busineu. War or no, AAP's constant aim k to givt cwm- “Thla to an example Of what to $893,000 with many more suits we can expect. The going is going Nazis Report woric some 130 miles behind the thoM thrifty A&P Super Markets. ’ "w n the utmeit poisiblt food for their money. . 1 Normandy battlefrant,.srh» Coul- still in the process of being, filed. to get tougher because we are up Deathe yesterday of Mrs. Helen Expect Money against the enemy's Inner circle of / FRESH NATIVE-BR01j.lNC or FRYING-2M to 3H POUNDS H em ot Dead eo t of Paris and half way to the Gray, 65, of Providence, R. I., and defense# and up against p-eat Mra Jarvis N. Mason, 35, of West Jane Parker baked . Pooling Actipn land meases." German frontier—la a key point (Ooatlaimd from Pags One) through which the Germans have Hartford, brought the total of last Forrelital estimated that 95 per ThuradajTa dlaastroua fire to 162. goods art always Cant. Er«d J. Chriatenaod, Jr., cent of Japan’s Saipan garrison been fupnellng suppUM and rein (Oia^Sbod from Page One) " It Is ImpossiblS for liberty to die forcements Into FranMF. Hartford Named Co-Defendant delicious.. always a P-47 Thunderbolt g)llot from of more than 20,000 died defend Many of the s)iite named the in tee country of Its Mrth.” LB fresh. Try iwr featire Watertown, Mass., to the llrst Ing the Island "which had been de^ While the British night raiders city of Hartford as co-defendant CHICKENS . the frlcndlleat of term#, The automobile In the photo above glvea some Idea the atoe of tha Kerford flxhter pilot In the European veloped as one of their most «t Long Outatandlng FIgnrs were battering these targets, oth and in at leaat one other. Fire value this week... Th# British* also are prepared theater to score six kills on ene- Utrotigly fortiOed bases In the Pa- Kant., now called Amerlca’a largest refrigerotor bcMuae It haa Just ^ er fwinaticns of R. A. F. heavy SUNNYFlEtD-WHOLE or EITHER HALF oppose the Russian request for administration to store from 60,000 to 70,000 tons of government-owned p e r t o h a l^ fe ^ Moatlon she would' want the Mangshih and forced the enemy to Ruhr valley and other I rltlab air COOKED HAMS37 also sustained a Naval defeat In Allies Heed Warnings mately $500,000. This to to make ture says one of tee Leathernecks haa Just shot a Jap who attonlpted to run. tAP wirephoto from U. |K-4 eonaideratlon In view of her withdraw, it said. craft laid mines In enemy waters. spent for such things as labor or efforts to hold It. On the Burma front, Chinese certain, attoraeya said, teat claim- 8L MarineyCorpii). 'v' FRESH NATIVE-4 to 6 POUNDS ■ from bombings. locally available rawij materials. Admiral Cheater W. Nlmltz, In The repeated blows against the CAKE 29' and West African Chlndlts have apte can benefit from any money With even the dehnltlon of de- Those things would have to be fl- I reporting carrier plane raids Mon- Given by Underground Munich area,—more than 1,200 paid tee circus corporation as ated areas thus In dispute captured the village of Pylndaw, American heavy bombers attack Other AiP lakery Offeringo nanced Internally or antirely day on Guam and Rota, diacloaed eight miles west o f Mogaung, and result of the fire loss. lasued became more clouded through private channeto. the enemy air basea there have ing thAta yesterdsp and an equal c liraMeAl CNRICMCP SLICED M at the same time a Chinese patrol number the day before—coupled To Taka Over Active Control Six Arrested In O lV f 1 BREAP— OZ LF. | 2' » svar. Another major point to that such been ao effectively amothered that New York—With the aucceaa of<^ S. In a restaurant: do not make ' With tee posting of a bond of Rationing News [- Actually the amount of gold In- moving from Mogaung along the with raids yesterday (m rsUroad 20 OZ « « r a'bank would provide a window for no fighter oppeeltlon waa encoun main railroad reached tho Myitky- tee Allied Invasion of France and requests; let tee waiter tell what $100,000 today. Receiver Edward UR6E FOWL 41 Rye BreaU loaf 1 1 * p dvad in the dispute is small in centers in southern France by It- looking Into the wholq borrowrtng tered although a bomber waa shot ina area, said the Chinese com with their advance towards the 'to . available.Do not offer any! S. Rogin of Newington, wa# ex By Anthony F. Arnntn, Director/'^ In Check Here with the sise of the sly-bpsed planes, shaped up as an ooz operaUona of any glvant country, down over Rota. . mand. heart of teat country, actlvitlea of radon poipts; wait until they are pected to take over active control BataU DseitS'pimKER 1 S' ot—in Russia’# , case It asked tor, because often the wait Allied attempt to cripple German Office of. f^ricc Adaiinistratioa thus providing added ptotectlon The raiders fired rockets into The U. 8. 14th Air Force gave tee French Underground are transport throughout an weatem of tee circus' affair# In tel# state. PLAIN ar COM 6. PACK I’t be larger than $150,000,- military InstaUations along the aerial support to the Chinese on taking on greater Importance than er forgets. T^e receiver baa been author compared with an expected for Investors. BUfope as severely as It to now in Chief Gordon Reports Implicit' In both the monetary west shore o f' Guam, first U. 3. widespread fighting fronts. Some at any time since the war started. 4. In shopping; take along pa ized to take possession of sll the This week used cars were#rationing And price control will JO,000,000 total Soviet quota, m northwest sectibn-i SMOKED PICNIC$'".T Allied representatives are being circus' equipment In this state in :.29 fund and wqrld bank schemaa. say territory to fall into Japanese American planes entered the bat per or a bag: parcels are no longer brought under price ceilings and work right. On Resplts of Intensi ?,j^id probably would be much lea#, Despite .bad sveather' at least the experts assembled here, to that rhanda at the outset of the war, tle in Kwantung where they in parachuted Into occupied France wrapped. Do not ask for any cluding 79 railroad flatcars and I f S a t gold, however, would pro- nine bridges In. the northwest cor- coaches; Its wigona; Its -animato here in Connecticut tee action waa fied Patrol in Town. d e xo •ffon .... by making money available across land ^w tered Rote’s runways. flicted considerable damage on to confer with the French Under article until you know It to avaU- |ner of France bounded by the .... J . , .Quite a few folks who go away additional resources for im- Japanese river shipping. ground about its coming Jundture able; some Items auch as pails, and all book#', papers, evidence ot greeted favorably by dealer# and l^^or the summer months sublet -Twet'War purchaaea In. taten»ttoW^-bor6?fi Nlnftts also announced a sp-tpn [Seine and Xiolre .ware bombed, by.. " S _ SKINLESS** Lb3 T keep busy, mieii and women wfll|bombteg of Truk Monday by Dlenipt supply Unes with AUIed forces, aijd even pins, hqeaies. String, letter papar debt'and. property; and- to-collect the pnbHc alike. ‘ While the reg'* their apartments, i f you do this d tief Sarfmel G. Gordon of the" (DoJAtlsLJ^WtA- aaarkets. Imedtuma and fighter-bombers tote have Job# and they in turn will I Army Ubentors from the Mar- In Hunan province other Amer greater precautions tot security have not been on sale for a long yesterday as pmrt of battlefront ' all monies owing to i; and to take ulatipn i)i, not luO per cent per here in Connecticut, you are sub Manchester Police department an Th# point to vital because upon over any cash assets within tee spend freely to achieve a rising | ahalls, cohceiitrating on a Naval ican planes further disrupted en than before are belng'^teken lest time. ■* support actions which also inelud- fect ... . not many emergency reg ject to rent control regulations. nounced today that local police Sins aetUement largely h i^ M ^ e emy supply lines arid the 14th Air some avoidable Indtocretlon Jeop . In general: Ask a minimum, state. ulations'' .are. . . . most ..folks to These rcg'ulatlons require you to jnotuuif.badi • iMue of quotas 4n both the standard of living. This country I baae at that- bypassed enemy [of Jabs at German gun poolUons, The rfeeivership action wa# made aix arresta, issued seven with lU vastly expanded Industrial I stronghold In ' the central Cah>- Force was given a large share of ardize the Allie4 victory. of queeUona and. do not get in [ convosrs and tank repair depots. whom I talked feel teat it has register the apartment which you PORK LfVER « » If you don't agree warninga and investigated six ac .22 fund and the world credit for arresting the Japansae Be Nonchalant volved in unnecessary converaa- brought before Judge King m hto sublet with yptir. Area Rent Office. th/t tha quality.«( capaclty obviously will need a tre- lines, Nine Nasi Plaaes Dowsied chambers at WllllmanUc yeater- come in the nick o( time to put a cidents during the first eight days advance. Andre Glriard, who has serired lon with 'Biippoaed friends. The mendoua post-war market, wheth- Twenty B-26 bombers staged a Nina German planea were shot day afternoon by Attorneys Julius #top to tee sharp' upward trend oi tee current intensified petrol of dexo i# equal to Qwtas are the aum# each ^ n - I llalapd officer between tee Germans very often use drugs to that prices for ' used' cars were Home-to-work car-atiaring is as g jy puts up to participate. They er At home-or abroad to keep men BypOMMcd Japanese night raid on airdromes at Hankow down—five in n nve-mbrnte battle B. Schatz and Arthur D. Welnsteip motor Vehicle traffic on Routea 5, or better than any and machines busy. / , m . French Underground and tee A l induct conversation In an arrested over Icemans Involving 13 Thun- taking. necessary today as it was when 5A, 8 and 9 in this community and tennlne voUng power and,- more and Wuchang, starting large fires, lies. described some o f thlse pre of Hartford, counsel for a number gasoline and tires were first SLICED BAC N>ANc.'^GiiADEALB shorlaning regard suspect, and tea leas you know Edouard Herriot' dertmlte and 10 Focke-wulfe. (kniy From now on, if you are shop in 27 other municipalitiea along 0 35 Those are the broad ouUlnes. re- \ Attack Amertcans ,t, the amounts of foreign while P-40s bombed the main Jap cautions to tee Coordinating of persons who have brought. Suit rationed. Yet a number of folks less ol price. gp auch as Anierican dol- duced to their simplest terms- the less you can telL ------. ,on-» Allied plane was reported ping around for al used car,' you th.'. four highways across the state. Advanced Allied Headquarters. anese bases of „ Tenchung . and .« >—End Salween *nartlcipatlng service of the Na- a colonel In the Army. | ig the blosrs yesterday against tee poated price. .Under tee reg£ result, we have noted a definite of the State Police said today, that ,. 22' l?s 63‘ BM aUbUtoation fund for thslr ing two months of smoulderthg Never give out' ^ tee, or the corporation official authorized to not be binding on a single country. ^arrw n^al War Fund. Although an aMSnt pslrlui, gouthem FraUM from Italian ulatlohs, all used cars offered for Tintog off of car-sharing recently state and local police agencies BOLOGNA MIHCD HAMv No Points Needed jL atwn ourrsncles. Eventually, h o ^ planes dropped food'and othe.r sup length of your trip. Do not hesi accept service of legal, papers. De 6 —>^3 quiet, Japan’s trapped, bypassed ThCie actions mark the strang Harriot strongly opposed pollUcal American Liborators bomb- and a subsequent Increase in gaso auch additional amounts of Each government must decide plies to the Chliteee In the forward tate to lie to anyone, even a sup puty Sheriff Samuel .. Rosen was sale by a dealer must bear a price participating in the selective en 18th Army bas\^ddenly and vi er, said Mr. Girard, and oversight rnn nunreiDM vou-1 economlc isolation. In tee gd ^ r o a d targets In th# Rhons, line consumption. ~ forcement program, which began i^lacgl cufrende* are to be re-pur- through Its owm legislative pro areas of the Salween frpfit. posed friend, who questions you: not able to serve tee receivership tag which tells you plainly what ciously attacked Americana en of any on# of them may cause «,n .rtn r.’ n . ^ t o l ^ w P«rlod before the First World W »r vsUey and on the Riviera, you are buying and whether you July 1 to continue 24 hours dally U 5 K »ed 'With foreign exchange or cesses whether to accept member trenched near .Altepe, British New papers immediately, he said. ship In 'either or both plans as suspicion and arrest; only yourvou nave Been or ^where | ^ he advocated rapprochement withwlte | Eecortlng MustengaB shot dotra are paying tee "aa is” or tee Hiat's why 1 want to urge every through the month, accounted for Guinea. }. On tee streets In France, do where Authorized te Accept Seivice written here with modifications or Jttps Withdraw ^11 stemild Germany U the only path toward 14 snem^ flglhtera. M. A. A. F. "warranty" ceiling price:. When One with a car not to drive It a total of 250 arrests, 3193 warn ^ ^ t o ^ i l y separate Institutions, .....------Headquarter# announced today not look Into shop windows, since 30 planea During tee day. a circus spokes SKiNLESS-NO WASTE M t h T a t e ^ i ^ ySur papen? are permanent p ea cera toe c o g e n t | loaaea totallS man said tee corporation had the transaction is cpmpleted, tee needlessly and never to drive it ings and 25 accident investigations kul designed to work closely to- perhaps with fundamental ch an g-^ ^ ^ Japanese, faced with From Pyindaw there to little to buy except ra During tee night R. A. F. bombs during tee initipl peridd of the aatliir. both tha monetary fund examined, lock tired or bored; 1 Bevessed Freuelt FoUcy authorized, three members of dealer must give you a certificate empty If It to possible to get pas «n I •Urvation or •ventual enuiure Southeast Asia. Commend Head tioned 'article# and usually not blasted tee raU yard at Brescia In sengers. Organised car pools are project. lb and xift bank have one primary never hurried or Impatient. When___ he first came to power as Italy, today's Rom# com- tee Hartford law firm of stating tee make and model of e p o FILLETS 2 9 ‘ Each M u n ^ . t ^ i wirvDt 1 advanctnf Auatrallan and quarters^ Kandy, Ceylon, July 33 enough of these. one of tee most important means Rote Chief Gordon and Commis parpose: To promota world-wide Make sure that your clothes do __ i — 4 in. lovz1924 ti*he mmnletelvcompletely re- I ^unique announced.'___ Diay, , Berry and Howard the car, the celling price and. tee FRESH CAUGHT w o S K U “ *rtcan troops, had massed a —(yp)-.-'rhe Japanese have wlth- 2. On trains and buses, , read a actual price paid.. In applying for of saving gasoline and tires aa sioner Hickey agreed today that proaperity. and the United heavy force, apparently In the not look worn out; an' exaggerated versed French foreign policy and Qqman aircraft stabbed yester- to accept service of papers. 'Iliey the patrol ■ is expected to re^ce drayra from Pyindaw In northern book rather than a newspaper. your gasoline ration at a War well as a means of making your By permitting countriee to buy Newspapers, Naxl-Contronsd, are Imltetion of poverty Ynay betray ^ e same thing In 19S2 by con- ^ Allied convoy off tee were Attorneys'Cyril Coleman, Al- traffic accident rates on the four SOUTHERN separate mutuiU hope. Of blasUng^ an escape route Ehlroia Effter a one-day attack from 'laa K. Smite and William B. C. Price and Rationing Board, you car last longer. adth their own money the money to empire ties except | fo, ^ , qoo men westward through little read by tee French people you. * I aenting to reduction of GermM jjqjth African coast, but Allied routes by checking on motor vehi HADDOCK .14* ' ether nations they need to pay Interest might arise In matters of ihe east by Nigerian troops sup Brikcley. •re required to present this certifi Altepe Into Dutch New Guinea. reparations to almost zero, in th* drove them off and th# cle equipment and driver practices. temporary differences between voting. ported by mortar fin. laid down by Meanwhile, Coroner Frank F. cate In order, teat tee Board may 'Opening skirmishes with our Chinese forces coming from Mo Ainerlean attack down tee Bra latter year he defied French sente ^ilp# escaped damage. iiii and exports, the fund thus Because the United States would ment by instotlng upon payment of Healy contlt.ued bis inquest at know that'the price regifiation was Quelling of Revolt l i e " Collision Theory i S r o t o u F id give m«m breathing outgruard and-, reconnaissance gaung, eight miles to the north Americans Seize valley from Lajatico. which several more circus em. observed. This Transfer Certifi kick In early a third of the mone groups now are taking place." the the $19,000,OOQ,000 war debt In- Robber Replaces Wood U 'T« Pl4ASt YOii ot ■adU" while they Ury to achieve a tary fund’s cash, and possibly east, it waa announced today, -ployes were examined and State cate is a protection for- you and 1 communique reported- Istenment due tep United State# Willem De Sitter, noted Dutch CALIFORNIA 60'$ jhleper trade balance.- more than a thlwl#f the bank’s The enemy "apparently had been Town of Lajatico Confederate Flag and as a consequence hi* govern Wafer-thin rubber to now re-» I Fire Marshal Edward J. Hickey offers # basis for prompt action ‘Healthy Warning'’ astronomer, asserted that the for LEnUCE The Japanese, after massing for Such a balance to eaaential be- capital. It would wield a powerful trying to make the town a rally placing wood as a plate aeparater continued his hearing at state po. if you hi8re been overcharged. several days, attacked Monday ment fell. mation of the planets in our solar '4auae nations cannot buy from voice on Important policy issues. point and supply base after the MdJ. Orren Randolph Smite of When defeat______to came to Franc France in_____in manufacture______of storage 'bat-1 lice headquarters.. Both Officials „Ot course, where a . private'' to-, system was caused by the collision i alhar nations unless they have the night along the Driniumor river 31 loss of Mogaung. The Hlgertons. (Costtnned from Page One). North Carolina designed the (3on- vvaa prealAent of tee teries, making It possible to ship announced their hearings would dividual offers a car f<>r sale, post Bogota, Colombia, July IS—(fl'l of our sun- with a passing star. mites east of American-occupied ' ' asooey (foreign exchange) of those native teqopa from., the British federate flag, which wa# adopted ^jhamber of Deputies. He had no | batteries to battle-fronts to * fully last “for some time.” ing Isn’t necessary. But it to —President Alfonso Lopez told . SlffLLOW Altepe, PEACHES BBttons to pay for their purchases, colony In ^ivest Africa, were re the enemy had massed more than by tee Congress of the Confed- ^ vichy and re- I charged condition ^thout ibe arid The Hartford Common council necessary, even to private sales, tMg In nnd Hold ported still pursuing the Pyindaw meeting last night, authorized thousands of Colombians who FIRM other w o r ^ franc# are worih- The Home Nurse ■70 big guns around Arezzo. erate SUtea to 1861. \ [ tired to hto home to tee Rhone val- land water formerly neceasafy. teat tee sales certificate be^ filled >- leas to a Frenchman for the pur The Americans, veterans of the garrison towards the south. Mayor William M. biortensen to cheered his return to the - capital SOLID By Mary Beard The day brought no fresh new# out and filed by the buyer at hto chase of a pleoa of machinery in New. Guinea campaigns at Buna Disorganized Bands Surrender ley. Rope Proceased To Float appoint a committee of five citi- Local Board. last toght that tee prompt quell HEADS Director, NuralBg Service, and Saldor, dug In and held In northeast India disorganized of tee American elements which Canadian Puipwood to U. S. sens to InvasUgate the perform NEW CABBAGE Detroit unless he can .convert These certificates are available ing of tele week’s two-day rebel Amerienn BedOross. have taken Castiglioncello and UnridetoM Order . ^ doveloM those franca Into dollars. - And If The Japanese renewed their as bands of Japaiiese along tee Im - appr ance of duty by city, officials with at all Local War Price and Ra* phal-'Ukhrul road were reported lion was a "healthy warning” to dollars aro scarca -he must give up saults Tuesday. Resultt of that ac prograssed^Up the west’ coast to respect to tee disaster. Uoning Boards in tee State. reactionaries that tl\is country to being wiped out or aiirrendering ly 1 J550.000 cords oTor 1 puipwood] Watervllet. N. T.— UP) r I? iV* The coiincll also adopted a amre francs for one dollar. And the Hiccups Were Gone tion have not been disclosed. Allied within eight miles of- Livorno. from tee territory east of tee Cas- W atervllet arsenal, home of giant Me rote; ao t***^’* '***•” It has always been tee policy of ready to defend conatitutior.al In Increased nuqibers. resolution of., sympathy to tl)c vlc- H O Z 8 0| A C No Points! That to another Intent of the Mary Wilson had had an opera planes raked the 130 miles of ene Further progress on tee coast ap^ tee United ig-mch guns and aU Army cannop, to 10 dkya. Cotton. I l a j ^ h ^ . tee OPA in ^nnecticut teat it to. democracy, .1 fond—to keep the various foreign I Admiral Lord Louis Mountbat- cade mountains to tima. tion for •appendicitis. Because the my-held coast east to the Austra peered to depend largely on gains States during 1943. received a request from- 14-yeab-1 atoal or vtocoee flbeis may be used, entirely proper, within reasonable' Speaking shortly after ar PKG PKO . 0 • .wehanges avlthln limits of nofmal hospital waa ao crowded ehe had lian-held Seplk river. ten’s communique said Inost ' es exe 3 9 ‘ further inland, where It to neces old Nick Leone, Schenectady, for ' _ . - T T r *' 1 limits, that, penons to any com riving from Paatb, in aouteem BRUSSEL SPROUTS ' ffndua&on In contrast with the been sent home In an ambulance 'When the Americans landed at cape routea to tee south had been sary to root the enemy out of a "bee-bee gun— a •repeater.” lf| Itost to lig h t munity should* M' entitled to know Colombia, where an Army group 10 OZ l i t wide swings of pre-war years. closed. Cigarettes Yield To War CUT GREEN BEANS PKG the fourth day after the operation, Altape April 22. the strength of high ground commanding tee possible. The artenal was -sorry, Test Pilot Ready tee amount of supplementary gas held him prisoner Monday and .Than trade waa seriously dlsrupt- and her mother assumed the role the bypassed -lapanese 18th Army, Allied troops pushing northeast coastal plain. ^ ^ but it couldn‘t fill the order. George n, king of Great Britain oline granted to another' member ’^esday, Lopez congratulated the CUCUMBERS sd hy government controls aris of home nurse. commanded , by Gen. Hataro Ada- from Tmphal in tee monsoon (It Each soldier’s cape-like cover from 1727 to 1760, Was tee- last of the community. We have always MIXEU VEGETABLES Nazla Fight DMgerateiy nation on "tee rapid solution of 14 OZ ing m m those swinging values-- The air was warnii and balmy, chl, was estimated at 60,000. Air rained 40 Inches In June) linked for protection ^ during gas attacks |;Brlttoh monarch te take active To Serve France felt ;hat the supply of gaaoltoe Iqr The Nazia flghting’'desperately requites tee amount'of cellbpharte Railway sleeping i : O Z A C . 4 0 Z c e ■ven when such controls did not ed why the Japs were trying to the Maibi-Knunou ridge dominat ^ chief test pilot for a French air whose Job it ia to see that each handsrof the conspirators, declar .. . works (ost . kind to bOhdr.- 8 O’CLOCK 9 ’ 41 aattot, buyers often were .eluctant fresh spring sunshine. » break out of the trap, said: “They ing tee PalelTam'u road five miles northeast of Castelnuova. three person gets his fair share of tee PKG D PKG 3 MILD AND MELLOW | You can imagine her concern miles inland and nine miles south plane factory near Paris working ed Colombia again had proved her * Soopine’s creamy suds mean skortor to place orders because they had lose If they sit because they'll eiqst af-PaleL limited supply. political maturity by routing “ tee no assurance the goods on'delivery the next day when Mary’s tem east of Livorno,/ ; .', for to* Germans, has arrived in Now, it seems, Washington has washdays,.. cleoner clothes I To acquaint you with' these money perature and respiration went up starve to ath.’’ • ’.Madrid assertedly anxious “ to do agents of disorder and evangeliata saving "A&P exclusive values''\we date might not cost them far more Should the Japanese muster Hard fighting to required to come forward to ihalce our regular ttan they could afford to pay. . and she developed a distressing i: something, aomewhere, for of the personal coup d’etat.” 'HB enough strengrth to make their way Japanese Claim 51 knock tee enemy off each hill top Connecticut policy ik national one. IVlRi BUBBll WASHfS DOUBU 3 make this liberal offer...Hyou can't The bank would be intended to cough. Mrs. Wilson khew th«#a .^France. Effective June 80, to a memoran Into Dutch Ne%V Guinea, they still commanding th* route of tee say that they're tops in tasle-and a » R E D CIRCLE 9 provide the long-term credit—in symptoms 'were Important enough Planes Destroyed Datroyat, wtoner of the $20,q60 dum received here tee other day, Leadiiig Oermas Ace Killed i n RICH AND FULL RODIED i m “ le cases running up to 50 years to report to the doctor. When he would face American blocks at New York, July 13—(/P)— The : Thompson trophy race at Loa An- i tea! money-saver to beat-you get' 47 the national office said; “While it .t virtually every country ex- came out and made a dia|;nosis of Hollandla. 125 miles west of Tokyo radio broadcast today an ' teles in 1986, declared iq an inter- to neither desirable nor pooslMe to London, Julf IS —Lieut. m- DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK Aitape. and In the Sarmi-Maffin aterday teat be hoped iie |( United States will neea In pneumonia #he was panic-stricken. imperial headquarters communi Manchester permit todtoertoitoate^- aoeesi to Buigen Zweigart. who aa one of c o F p f i n l jtlia p o ^ ar- period. Thia country Fortunately, the new sulfa drug bay area, 120 miles beyond Hoi- que asserting teat Japanese planes could be useful "flghang or train board records, the ifnount of mile Germany's leading air ace# claim BOKAR •to generaliy^cognized as the chief treatment b ro u g ^ prompt relief, landla. had destroyed or set ablaze 51 ing in tee United States, Great S U M M E R P IE S made with I Evening tlerald age granted to any person for oc ed he had downed 69 Allied planes, fresh fruit and the light and VIGOROUS AND WINEY BAC3 ■ourcQ for diich capital, but the and Mary 'was ^ p n Improving groOnded aircraft yesterday; In a' ■ Britain, Africa—anywhere." - cupational purpoaea should be has been killed on the western t CI'dsiBilied A d vertisem en ts 6aky pie crusts •(-, Flako, 5 b u k )yould spread, the risk over again. Detroyat. said that leaving oc- Margiriie 2 BOtNT* V k 6 Jap Fotces Only raid on Chihkiang. airport In’ Hu available upon Inquiry.” front, the OeAman radio announced make pies s >ummertime There's no better coffee in eny package at any pricel all countries In prop^Uon to their Mrs. Wilson, thinking the worst Couot sis avaraa* words to a lloa 'cuptod France “waa my own IdesL i 46 02 nan province, described as a U. S. Initials, oumbart and abbrsvlatloas today. lenu ‘‘mutt’’. OraoKoJiiee C.AN ‘ ability to withstand financial waa over, had Just begun to relax 160 Miles Apart air base. aacb oount as a word and ppmoouad nobody forced me, nobody asked If .you have ever questioned the Bviain.' , when Mary was seised with an at ;H » to come out." 46 OZ 'i Chungking, July 13.—r ^ —Japa There was no Allied confirma words aa two words Hlnlmaia > advantage of price control I think GrapefinitjHice "CAN , ORANGE' V H.LB Thia - proposed international- tack of hiccups. Mrs. Wilson'tried tion of the raid reported In the la prise ol three lines someone who Detroyat said he actept^ a this should Interest you. In a recent bank to draigned to act only as an everything she had ever heard of to nese forces bettering at H ^gyang UBS ratas par dar tpt traasisat Somewhere* In or aTonnd Manrhester* ^ere la Job as chief test pilot at the and troops driving up from Canton broadcast, which yms recorded by trans-Atlsnttc edition of “The Lm- don Daily Mail,” a reporter wrote NECTAR I wX. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN- T H U K S U A I, JULY 13, 1 3 4 * PAGE MANCHESTEfr EVENING H E B ^ U MANLHC.SI t^K. c u ^ in.. imjK&yAX,'1^. our troops have moved ateadily to- : e s i x v.ard'Berlin and Tokyo. They have home on Job’s Hijl enjoying a fur- i'—l28U '^Douglas Seen M anchester Allied Supply Armada Off Franck Coast 'Soft W ar’ NEARLY FRANTIC ;ve only a mi- [ eating, they wilY be magnified Into Judge Praij^es proved time and again that we are I'oarO In whr h we h WNBL— 1410 lighting a hard, tough war— the w rraifT j -t^ n g. deep, yellow kernela when I llockville *°^i*sa Rii/th B. Palmer of Bomers Radio D ate B ook iaya New LiBdan ■Miairtta M anehe»lpr ilttrlty voice." road ia vialUng her brother and sis kind of war that must make all There la evei v qne.cUon of world/fhe ncishbor. la caSMally Informed 9'«sM n War nm t Chief Threat Charge Hit of ua at home proud (hat wa are ter-in-law, Captain and Mrs. Theo Juvenile Cofurt Tonight fjSpening Herald dore T. Palmer, • of,- Columbia, AtseftEsinn------— ------«■ f i r ad r o S S L i_____ 8:45—W n C — Right to Happi-«> 7:30—WTIC — Charlie Chan; JEoning Board of Appeals, Muni Seen No Help to Morale adat WMI n to * H tirlss m a ; day. Elected Head South Carolina. CapUtn Palmer ia bat, bnvniaw sanmrtlen Is oully, if America were to hav^* ness. . ' WDRC —i Mr. Keen, Tracer of Wallace Backers Keep cipal building. . Calkins Says Mrs. Luce "It does not help morale, either But that's where the real, lAaln with tha headquarters company of Asserts Handling of Do Lost Persons; WTHT,— Arthur Tomorrow aad I dad I aaa - tt ■(•••li majority voice bn euch ap intei- th« Infantry at Fort Jackson, 8. C- 4:00—-It’a Murder. Eye on Barkley, Ray-., Boyne celebration. Nutmeg Dis abroad, to have candidates for nrcas-lMa aad ataMtaaClt ,JgS3!TrBB?ro”86N- naUonal board, it Would be an Of Auitiliary A load of tin cana left the mestic Problem Better 7 :45—WTHT — Mualc; WNBC— trict, L O .L . at Orange hall at aa* eaala tl • btar^ than in the eating of It. It was vage bln Saturday for Hartford Nawa; WTHT—Walter Comp bum, Truman, Byrnes. fiiirs in 1942. public office sneer at/our com- lU l American, not an iiiterrtaUonal f . ‘ ton; WNBC — Parade of Stars. Cheater Bowlea, OPA. 7:30. mander-ln-chief, in' to make false aasas time Seat, OatobarL an eager vision (rf/gloatlng over also a large quantity of t>apara. Than Other Tribunals. 8:00—WTIC — Those We Love; \ ------. dar at 'WaUtoa D i ^ Oa,, S. board. Obvioualy. tf America rt- The chalrmaii of the committee, 4:15—WnC — Stella Dallaa; Wednesday, July 19 accuaationa about his conduct ef Car*., Cea* ' Ifeaai ■aaaiDS one’B fellbw pitM which planted Mr*... Uorothy Allen Is WDRC — Suspense; WTHT — Washington, July IS ^ F ) —Sup- Surgical dressings for Red Monroe, July J8—(F)— Demo- the War." Batarad at fuaea to be a minority In any Mrs. Milo * . Hayea hopes to see (/P) WTHT—Music., :ar. ConB^. the seed, ueually on some dark Hartford, July 13.— —Con Frank Slnglacr; WNBC r* R*-ul portera of Henry A. Wmlace nam Crosa. American Legion hall, cratlc Town (^airman Charles E. . In a letter to the Democratic ;OCMaat, world organlaatton, other natlone Chosen President of the bln filled again very soon aa 4:30—WnC — Lorenzo Jones; Ncilaon. Calkins aeaerted today that Rep. B« COaaa iSa^MatMIfattar. evanin|g ' when ' the neighbor tin cana. papera and rags are the necticut municipal judgea, mem WDRC — Ad Liner; WNBC — ed Supreme Court Juatice William Leonard street, 10 a. m. to 4:30 congressiotisl convention dele will have precedent for refuting to 8:15—WTHT — Music; WNBC— p. m. Clare Boothe Lpee (R-Connl couWhyNMe, a cave man sort of Rockville Group. material that la ao urgenUy need bers of the Municipal Court aaao- O. Douglas today aa the vice preal- gatea, which accompanied the a u a io iu r ^ ^ bo mlnbrltlaa either. . Lum and Abner. Saturday, July. 'W' showed that she knew "little of pamphlet, Calkins sail, that if Taar rivalry wnlph cultivated and hoed ed. Call Mrs. Kayes at 84-4 for dny claUon. were told yesterday at 4 :45_W T IC — Young Wldder 8:30—WTIC — Aldrich Family; dent’a chief rival for second place what was going on”- when in 1942 It ‘la probably Senator Taft’a information you desire along the Two-day .outing H ^ Co. No. 8, nominated hia. campaign would be Haatb W »lall Rockville. July 18.—(Special)— their annual meeting "^that many WDRC'— Death Valley Days; on the 1944 Democratic ticket. she charged the Roosevelt edmin- t Oa»» ...... ■>■•••••••‘^*55 and babied X tte ytwng green salvage line. SMFD, at- Manebeuer Rod and directed a t showtag tbat ..^ "the. ataf oaa Tear definition of American "aoverelgn- Mrs. Dorothy Allen was elected 6:00—'W^YP — When a Olrl Mar News; WTHT — News; Castles They also are keeping an eye on Gun Club, Coventry Lake. latration witli conducting a "soft aprout, an incuhrtle brand of hu domestic problems involving juve ries; WDRC Newa;*Ad Liner; Senate Majority Leader Barkley, Viewpoint which Mrs. Luce repj*-- ty" that America shall never al- president of Stanley Dobosz U ^t niles could be handled better in a In the Air; WNBC — America’# Tuesday, Aug..l war.” - sente actually mehacea the f ^ r . man jealousy whlfch bought It to WTHT — ?Jw s; Music; WNBC Town Meeting. Speaker Bam Rayburn, Senator Calkins, candidate for the Demo SMII o u , •h. aSSSXf.8'r**« . jdk^itaelf to be a minority in any No. 14, American Legion Auxiliary juvenlla court than in a municipal —Terry and thqPlratea. i Truman (D., Mo.) and War'Mobili Veterans Aid meeting at Amer- welfare of thla country.’’ /"^. TfeaAMoetatad Praia U Uble before It was re^ y. It could 9;0(^—WTI(3—Music Hall:WDRC^ Icah Legion Home cratic nomination for the seat in a aatltlad ta tba ■!• et.rapaidlea InteiTtatlonal organlaktlon. That at the meeting held Wednesday First Ballot court. . 6;15_WTIC - we Dova and Major Bowes Amateur Hour; sation Director James F. Byrnes^, Congreaa now held by Mra. Luce, •a af all aawa diaaatahaa eraditM meana, In reaUty, that wa ahall have been planted at\ mid-day, Speaking before the meeting, Organised csmpalgna are not Sunday, t Blood Provides PreyitaHve INSURANT evening in the G. A. IL hall. She Learn; WNBC — Dick Tts.oy. WTHT—Gabriel Heatter. buflng, Miantonoinoh Tribe of contended in the aecond >of a aerleo r K ar aai otnanrw never beeoma part of any inter hoed with nonchalance^kud. by which unanimously elated Judge 6:30—WTIC — -Just\Plaln Bill; 9:15—WTHT—Screen Teat. 4 yet in evidence for any of them. of pamphlets on her life and record \ will succeed Mrs. Loretta Dowd- Nathan Reback of New Haven None is. likely pending an expected Red Men at Vir Through a newly developed national crganlantlon or program. waiting a few days, eaten aa an Choice Seen WDRC—News; BaaeMU^Scores; 9:30—WTIC — Village Store: that charge “actually was an in rapablioatWB at ing who held the offlc* for the past president to Succeed Judge Theo- WTHT — Tom Ml*: WNBC — WDRC—Corllsa Archer: 'WTHT word from President Roosevelt process of separaHdn, a derivative Arthur A. Knofh | al ilepatebee biraln. an alio hohest ear, better, if lew exciting, sult to the men of our armeu from blood-coittributed by Ameri 25 If a aimllar fiallng had won bold B. Conway of Waterbury, Jack Armstrong. Mualc; WNBC — SpoUlfht that he wouldn’t min'd having Wal forces, our military leaders and M irvaC ______' ____ com. two yeara. cana to-the artned forces will soon 875 Main St TcL back at the beginning of thli na Cummings Assw^ Mc Judga Louis Shapiro of Unlonvllle 6 :45—W T Ic'— Front Page . , Ba.ids; Story Teller. lace for'a running mate again but the American people." •arvlai aliaai a€ B. a A Such introspection may sober - Other officers' elected were: said: 10:00—WnC — Harry Savoy; that somebody else might do. Albanians Ask/ tie availabte'at no coat to the gen r s “ tion. we would never he^ had a Firat vice president,' Mrs. Inez rell; WDRC — Swoon or Crooi He added; eral publtp for prevention or treat “Ask Your Neighbor^ lao. ___ . the early com addict, but never Mahon Will Be Demo "I am firmly convinced that the WDRC — First Lino; WTHT — Llat of Several EUgibles- nation. For, on auch a baala, ^ ch Schook; 2nd vice president, Mrs. WTHT — Superman; WNBC — Washington heard reports that "Since the invasion nf Africa ment of m'easles cure him. (He's already planning handljpg of juvenile cases in a Sea Hoiuid. Henry Gladstone; WNBC — of the original aUtea would have Bessie Poehnert; secretary. Miss cratic Senate Nominfc^ juvenile court with trained peraon- ^ ymond Gram Swing. the chief executive had a Hat of./ Allies for Ai S T t a S r Chioaao. DiiSTt aa« Inaiated thft it have' mpre votes to-pick two days earlier in 1945. Emma Betz; treasurer. Mrs. s|iel ia much more aatlafactory than 6:00—News on all stations., 10;l!K^WTHT — Tiny Ruffner; several eligiblea in'caae the Demo': Lbretta Dowdlng; chaplain, Mrs. 6:15—WTIC — History in the cratle National convention, .which in Congress^han all the rest , of Bridgeport, July 13—ijPt-rHom' iL handled in a municipal court." WnKc — Georg* Hicks. bo rbao o r Pauline Snrithr^ Jiistorlan, Mrs. Headlines; WDR<5 — George B 10:30—WTIC — By Requaftt; opens irt Chicago next We Gladys BowerS: sergeant at arms, llcv^m any casca Involving unwed WDRC V Here’t to Rdmancef,'. decides to ahalva Wallace/ ganltation of this nation required Mrs. Lottie- Blonsteln; assistant torney general and campaign man cert Hour; WNBC — Shell Di WTHT —'*Jutic; WNBC —8108 Figuring. ta some oLthe epecu- aj Committee, ^ h r a e n i d Frtotlog mothers ahould be handled in juve gest; ^WTIC — News; Design for ------^ ^ ------No "world sUte" la In view, but Mugh M. Alcorn, Jr. State’s At Members of the Legion Auxiliary have been canvassing the attte Listening: News: WDRC — las art Secretary of the Interior ment under Naal eontrol, but the «4«ilt that the German series of district meetings held John Neablt — Passing Parade: merely an atti^ p t to stabilize In torney for Hartford County he la, will enjoy a joint picnic with mem- weeka claimed 700 of the i.lOO del all over the sUte were devoted en News; 'WTHT — News. Ickes, Josrah P. Kennedy, former guerrillas have now/ begun to egatea to the convention, accoi WTHT — Musical Quiz. ambaseador to England, ..and fight more actively and the puppet Free News eommand felt the canter of ternational cufwnclea for the in the tradition of Alcorn the bera : of the Post op Wednesday tirely to discussions of the acute Veterans’ Aid Gives Address evening, July 19th a t the 4Q ft 8 ing to the statement, and wSre Thomas Corcoran, former Rohae- government has fallen. 9 -"^ifceir Una atrong, while they were aflt of all nations. If Senator Taft > lrst,' pollUcally ambiUous. re war time problems of venerea) dis velt '“brain trliater." cotUge in Tolland. .Anyone wish 8-id td"'expett the Norwalker’s ease control in which the judges, The new development, w hl^ For World tm rted about Ruialan attack opposes this becadse he will not taining i^arty office and political ing transportation la asked to be nomination "on the firat ballot or Private ehacks show, however, was learned 'today/ la algnlflcaht fmoK the advanced poaiUon the activity even'-ifter bia assumption locsd health and police, officials Expect Rudy Vallee Back that tha.vlce praaklent probably Legion Topic On Boy Gangs allow America' to be a minority, at the Town Hall at 6:15 o'clock. by acclamation." have had auch a larg;e and vital for both poMtlcai/ and military I M Anny had held aU winter juat of the state's attorney's office. Al Those planning to attend are asked It was intimated also that a^ WlU neeaiva hla htavlset support reasons: / / Yank Plan bgB can question whkt kind of in role to play.” gauth of the Pripet Marahea. though, aa atate'a attorney, he has to call on# of the following com statement endorsing McMahon la for rsnomlnatkm ta th* west and Relleets Dv) subject ha eyef^will accept. There the presUge of hls father, his poa- Perzanowskl. Mra. Lottie ^ Blon-‘ advance of the state convention Washingtonian, would be expected reflects tha aeyere droj) ta pres attack came not to the aouth sesaion of his own ability la. con on Aug. 4 and 5 that will make the "one of the moat aatUfactory con ject to Be Held Here teresting Constructive can be no coopertUon of any kind stein. Mrs. Bessie PoAnert or Mrg Henry Aldrich eummer finale; 6, to have hie greatest strength. tige and control which the <3er- der alao demand complete control ceded. Uke his father, a little- nomiination. ’ - tributions that the Aaaembly, aa a New York, July 13— An-<) OMveu f^ v o n Bewwi*n*tloe mana have Uk4p af a result of Al hut in the center, and when it when anyone nation demands for Loretta Dowding. , whole, could make to. the war ef Bing Crosby; 9:30, Edward Bv-* On August 1. by the Allies over all German com Talk on- Delinquency. Baveloped aa. an attack , of great hard-bitten. but at some pains to Meeting Friday 75,000 PluraUty Seen . nouncement la axpected soon th a t! erett Horton; 10, Harry Savoy Senator Chaves (D-NM) an lied aucceaaeai ^ munications within that country. Iteelf a'"majority voice. Coopera seem a little less narrow, a little fort.” ___ _ 2. Albania ^ Important strate The only meeting of General "Connecticut, in my opinion, will Uqpt. Rudy Vallee is to return U comedy.. . . CBS—A Herbert Mar- nounced yesterday he favors Wal- Dilworth-Cornell Poet, No. 102, These eame stipulations were writ W.' Marlin Bufta, -ef Wethers ‘ power, the Germana found tlon requires, instead, a wtlUng- more human In his concepts than Law Venereal Record In Anny laca'a renomination, declaring: "If gically becauak It sits at the nar Kitchener Lodge. American Order, show , a 75,000 plurality for the The medical corps of the Army broadcaati^ Jn the early faU. Now ahall in "The Beast, Musi Die’^ 9, the American Legion, will sponsor ten Into the terms ef aurrender for H nt they had baen put-generaled. hia father has been in reputation. president” McMahon asserted to the president la entitled to renoml- rowest polriy of the Adriatic and Italy .... field, addressed the meeting zif the nasa to submit to the good faith Sons o f St. George to be held In in MaVch jat thla year announced in the Coast Guard and ataUoned Major Bowes Amateura; 9:80, Cor- ' tkatTa a good anough alibi for the Those who have watched him day. liaa Archer; 10. First Line drama> nation, then common, ordinary flomlnateaTuiat sea. It la . the a Rehabilitation meeitng 1® 5e held Manchester Exchange Oub bt}4 of a m a jo rity .W e aa a nation closely think they note changing July will take place pn Friday at record low of venereal disease gateway/which- Mussolini used to at 8 p. m., Tuesday, Aug. }, at the "Only Part af Wider Ptan” ygact that . the Red Army haa 7:45 p, m. in Forestera Hall. John Seeley of Greenwich, FRir- on tha West coaat, he la due to go 10:30, L eiiy Douglas Replstcing American decency and fair play laat night at Haneen’a Reataufkiet, must achieve that wiUlngneaa. or trends Ip the young man's Ideas field county Democratic chidrmim, cases for 1942. showing a gre»t should demand that 'Vice President attack .Greece and haa several ex- Legion Home, Leonard atreet. "It is clear that these require . aurged forward 200 important Meeting Tonight on the inactive list. Harry Cool. . ... BLU—7. Musical ments are only part of a wider Main and Haynes atreet. achieve nothing in world leader.,: and peraonallty, predict he may predicted McMghon ...... ?wlll *■*be the progreaa over similar war yeara Myaterieart;45, Cheater Wallaee be renominated. This eellem Porta. Francis E. Miner, chairman of the ' yiiaa in leaa than three weeka. one day- emerge a well rounded Delegatea to the approaching of tha dele- when auch cases wera very com Outside of the fact that he ha* 3/^Whlle the Germans are not Rehabilitation meeting, haa an plan under which the United Mr. Butts apoke an "Boy Ganga” ship. . unanimous choice signed with a sponsor for the type OPA: 8:15, I.um and Abnar; 9:30, would be only bis second term." But whUa thte cantral puah. on public. Individual. ^ Democratic State convention wUl mon. the judge pointed out. Soma Senate Deihocrata are believed to have in y large occupy- nounced that the. purpose of this States will ask the United Nations a subjeot with whldi ha la most meet in Rockville tonight 'with gates.” nf variety aeries With which he Harry James band from Akron, D.; meeting ia to bring—before this to cooperate, in removing all bar tha moat direct road to German McMahon and Cummings and •Diacusaing the part played by KhSO, Stop or Gb,-Joe E, Brown. voicing an opinion' that the hull#' D.g forces In Albanle. widespread familiar having worked on tiir Lieut. Governor William other county £>emopraUc leadere their wives will leave for the Dem the efforU of the Aaiembly Judge has been IdentlS^ through moet guerrilla activity would help community the advantages which riers to free newa reporting in all tarrltory, haa ainaahed Ita way leas jameii Turnbull . . MBS—7:45, Adrian RoUlni halloo over the vice-prealdcntial are being made available by.. the countriea, and in guaranteeing- problem for the past seven years Hadden. The prince of good fel for a dinner meeting at the Rock ocratic National convention Conway said. "We were ahock^ of hla radio career, details aa to Trio; 8:30, Human Adventure; •alscting isn't warranted. Many throw their thinly fpread Balkan than 60 mliea Jtom the loll of lows among temporary Connecti ville Houaa starting at 6:30 out of 'buelneah aa usual’ by the time and network have not been defensea off balance. Federal government to discharged that news may be moved quickly in East Boston end other cities The quiet worth and pleasant Monday. 9:30, Antonin! Serenade; 10:8.0, agree with len s tor Tunnell /(V- veterans and cheaply from all parte of the. where boy gang! have been preva |tast Pruaela, thia la obvioualy cut polltlcUna, frank and easy in o'clock. need to prevent a widespread In given out. However, it 4a ax-., a-orcea D ri): / The guerrilla committee la call friendliness of James Turnbull his relationships, he sees no sin in Homer 8. Cummings, former u. crease of IncapaciUUng diseases S eted he wUl come bach, on NBC. Army Air Forcee. ed the LC.N. and ita preaident ia Ralph H,,Lavers, National Field world to all other parte over a fair lent. - "OampaigiM aren’t fought for Secretary, the American Legion, and unfettered world, eommunica* Boy ganga, he said, gat a bad admitting that he ia a poHUcian. i s. attorney general will be the auch as we auffand during pre- OT which he appeanW something viee-presidential eandidataa. I have Enver Hoxha. It haa some tiea Not to admit it would, in hia ' speaker. Brien McMahon of Public Records Friday programa: NBC — 12 with Marshal Tito’s partisans In is to be the principal speaker. Mr. tlona ayatem.” name because of material they vioua wars. It occurs to me that like 15 yeara. doubts they carry many vote* I ’ll Lavers haa made an extensive The Times said that It is under steal to build elub houaes, aecord- mind, be senseless hypocrisy. It Nortvalk who la seeking the Dem / during thia short span, we have Rudy, now 41 yeara old, haa noon, Words and Music; 2:15 p.m. Yugoslavia, and Its political sym Ever faithful and efficient in the Today’s Children: 6:16. Serenade bet RooaevcU didn’t carry many pathies are similar. study of thia subject and ia in con stood that the aims pertaining to to Mr. Butts, Ufho described pBign, v'as in line with bis open accept ocratic candidacy for U. S. Sen learned the Importluice of organis been off the air since July of 1m ^ when ha ran for rice president in one et performance. of hla business role, ance of politios aa a legitimate ator will come to Rockville to year when he turned over hla to Ataerica. . . . CBS—1:45, Opposition to Nasla. Divided stant demand at 'Veterana’ gather enemy nations have been accepted their moat popular elub Punch number two has already Warrantee Deed ing every unit which haa some berga; 4, Broadway Matinee; 5:80, 1920.” ings throughout the country. He by other members' of the European houses as being made of atoal and his associates and friends could game that he was the ''hatchet meet' with the delegatea at thla part to play In the control of vice ThunWay night show to tb« com As in Yugoslavia and Greece, gavaloped, to the porth. whgre the Alexander Jarvis to Green- Dr. Minnie L. Maffett on "Woinn* WaUace’a inUtaatea note that a however, opposition tO the Nazis delivers an inspiring address on Advisory commission, Britain and a discarded tin roof with tha door not fall to be hppreseed by his man” of the 1942 campaign, niak- time. >■ broohe, Inc., property on Arvon- and seeing the picture aa one com edienne, Joan Dmvla. He had Rusaia. Oarman troops'already threatened ing the violent charges, the point en’B March of Time—1919-1944.’* aiseaUe amount of the oppoeition is divided and there have been this all important subject. An in-' of an old car aa an entrance. Boy courtly, inaUncUve thoughtfulness Hearing Tonight dale road. . ' munity undertaking.” continued broadcasting for rome . . . BLU—12:45, Victory Gardena; to him sterna from the thought A^tation to attend this meeting is Prepoees Basic Principle* gangs result from tha need for with having their retreat cut off ed attecka tlhat are sure fire atfiff There will be a bearing at 7:80 time after Joining the Coeet cases of Albanians flghUng aifior,g^ and cpnslderatlOn\for others. Alexander Jarvis to Green 3:30, Appointment with Life; 4:45, that ha would move into the White the Invader. , being extended to all 'Veterans’ or Federal Communicaflons Com healthful activity, and when form bp the Red Army's central punch for old-style poUUcal rallies. He thia evening at the a t y Council brooke, Inc., property on Byron Guard. ganizations and civic 'groups in mission Chairman Jaipes L. Fly, ed can- be directed into construc Moderation was, in many ways, li.-for aU that, li.telUgent, capable, Correapondenta Abroad. . . . MBS House ahould anything happen to There is no Albanian govern Bt« now being given a^ Ruarian rooms with Mayor Raymond L. road-, _ . __1:30, Limcheon wlth'Lope*; 2:15, Mr. Roosevelt. terested. The Times reportejr, has proposed tive channels with an adult eoun- the key to his character and his gifted with the practical wisdom Hunt presiding to act upon the ()3 Young Children Under rearrangement, the ment recognized by the- Allies and fMmtal attack. ThU new punch Adminlatntor’a' Deed Opening Shasta Dam In Callfotnla, But Tunnell said the Republi- King Zog’a poaitlop 'Wi London is that all nations at the peace table ■ellor, said the apekker. living. Although’ there were, in of tha expert lawyer. application of Loula M. Gltlen who The Eatete of Mrs. Margaret Blondle and Dagwood <»ine^ Sec. Ickes, Gov, Warren; .4:30, Mu eans ara fostering thla opposition. must accept these Imsic principles: -; The meeting was well attended ■ la. ones again, being delivered wiahea an approval certificate for virtually that of a private citizen. hla career, ipany opportunlUea for Barrett, to Blthel Strong dt al, prop, Ainong Fire Dead eeriea, which recepUy left sic for Remembrance. ^ "It’s a perfectly legitimate Available repbrta show he may "A uniform rate for all messages ahd (Jlaytdn Hansen won the door ’ with more power and concentra- James L. McConaughy. The repairer’s Ilcenae at hla place erty at the corner of Chestnut and after a long iHin, willago on the move,” he added, 'Yor them to as Leaders Seen throughout the'world; ‘low rates’ prize of War Stamps. Tha Sun him to do so. he never became ab scholar (and a4mlnlatrator) in of business, 81 Union atreet. The rur, into fhe same troubles aa King with a maximum of a - 'few cents tien of men than any onq-excej^ Winter atreeta. BLU network for the 13 week sert the president ia old, lacking George' of Greece faces on the shine Special was diacuaaed again sorbed or Interested In the quest politics, he has, after some early hearing ia open to anyone inter Hartford. July 15—(ff)—Dr, Al period beglnnlhg July 21. After Anetloa Draws Many 'Meeting Soon per Word to any gateway in the and plans are progreSstag for an tha Russians themaelvea .could fumbling with the reaUUes of pol fred L> Burgdorf, city health offi pep and losing energy, and to point queation of returning to Albania as of fortune aa an end in Jtaelf. ested. that time the schedule calls for to ’Wallace, as a aucceasor. But world'; creation of Instanteineous outing for 100 ehildran tp be held have enpacted. It promlsea a itics. cotiie out into a pleasant sta Repeal Raises ^ esM on cer, reported today that ®5 young monarch. radio communication between all Rather, he preferred full enjoy SoftbnU Tonight Its return to CBS. to a Sunday Chicago (ftV-The aucUon of un their real tear la ha has enough Thera ia no iildicatioh that at Globe Hollow where a part ef swift elaiin-up of the RalUc tus of generous reapect both The aecond game of the Senior children were among the 162 who night spot. The leads, ; Penny claimed articles In the main post (Continued from Page One) important .ireas on the globe’; ea- the pool will be roped off for these died as a result of last Thuraday a pep to win the election.” ^ /' Washington or London are likely Htstes, eodln|p*wlth the R ^ Army ment of the sane middle road. from the diilntereated pubUc and Softball League will be played New York—IdV-The city couh-, Singleton and Arthur Lake, are- off let drew many ta aearch of tha tablishment of uniform and low guests of the Exchange (Hub. When he did turn aside from practical politiciaha. Giving an ap circiu fire disaster. hard-to-get-in-wartlme g o o d a. to rush to recognise the L.C.N. aa prime minister this summer or fe*ll press rates throughout tHe world, A letter waa read by Secretary flh the ahoriia qf the Baltic itself. thla evening at 6:15 o'clock at the cll may, f.id Itself face-to-face The victims, grouped according ebntinuing. government ^ Albania, but offl pearance of balhg atfong-minded Cricket Lot on West atreet when with this question. When is a cem Henry Braun aaid he went to the and that he would probably make and, ‘finally free ingress and egress Harold Suits, from Jerry foung, an Punch number tbrie la appar- hla duties, his favorite relaxation aex and claatificaUon. foUow: Drop in clala say tha policy of helping and decisiorfful, he- is actually the PAC team will meet the Phil etery not a cemetery? 101# State Included In the sale to bid for camera equipment Ihe trip to Britain this time in of information and freedom for ail Exchange (jlub memMr who is and 'interest lay in the field of Of the 162 dead, both identified those who actively fight the Nazis stead of having Mr. Churchill. peoples, of the world to cotnmuni- now stationed at Parris laland, •Btly coming where the Germana rather nfielldw, not likely to make lips All Stars. L e^ latu re, which aBjourned laat but he left after buying beauty will apply. sports, an Interest first begurr lii die-hard enemies, aa witness the imd unidentified 43 were malei, Doiub Attacks For a long time, General Eisen cate with each other,' with' facili S. C. ). .. ■ wiginally expected the first at The Junior league Taiso apon 8&u‘ch, InexpircaWy repealed all 119 female* and “ one unlmm^. seta,i 60 pounds of modeling claj^ his undergraduate days at Trinity fact ♦hat he, whose present job laws Umltlng reArictlona oh «x. 30 Boxes of water colors, and 200 hower, lacking an Allied, directive, ties equally available to citlzenaof tack to take place—from the aa- sored by the Summer Recreation Children 14 and under totaled 63. relied on French cooperation along all nationa ‘without any form of Illustrates hla world point of view, Board, will start on Friday eve-" tension of cemetemea in Now York land, Oregonian, The queatlor is assorted decalcomanlaa. Hla wUe / ' (Oonttaned from Page One) —j|Bit-thaJta4 Army holds south and Yale, where he was k daSai The largest number of dead. 87, the lines that had been informally preference between them.’ ’’ Sign Taken Utorally undertook-to champion- Senator nlng”at Henry Park. Grty.- Tax^vaderafmay-trjLtg take “Should the U. v>iU have flrat choice on his pur- 17th Victim : mate of the late Herbert O. were In the 5 to 9 years age JToup. Japanese Man^ted Iala.id* Aftar agreed to with French Gepeipl eg tha'Pripet Marahea. The Ger- John Danaher last winter. Never Meeting and Swim advanUge of the situation; said The number of dead for other chaaea, he aadd; the rest he will againat London and the southern (JPi Bowers. He loved trivel, and had theless. it la S-asumed that there Vice Chairman Joaeph T. Sharkey, the W ar?” . . . Beginning Satur Koenig, de Gaulle’s repreaentatltre. London— —A Britiah- officer still see this punch coming, Members of Troop No. 14, Boy were: sell. One man bid past 817, _aup*' eountiea are tapering off. Of Fire Dies The Informal naturo of the Rla- Plastic Hearing Aids who stopped at a "Help Yourseir/' a mellow, but keen intereat, for is iron in those veins, that hia Scouts, will mdet this evening at who explained: “Under the law aa UiSer^yeara) 15; (5 to 9V 87; day and for the next eight d ^ , Not a single robot plane was N. and made preparation lor it, • it steh^* now, anybody could put WGN, one of Chicago’s pioneer sta enhower-Koenig atrangementa is vehicle dump in Normandy to hunt all be f»W. He 'Iked quiet, com campaign and public service would seven o’clock at their headquar (Id to 14) 11; (15 to 19) 4; (20 to reported over this country after -\-i regarded here as having contribu For the thousands of deaf peo for a part for hla damaged jeep re few days ago, by the almost vol be forthright, rigorous, honorable a fence around hls property In tions, wlU present a »«K«a of (Continued from Page One) fortable coBvaraation. Hla own ters on Vernon avenue. Follow 24) 9; (25 to 29) (30 to 34) 13r darit. ^ For London it was the ted to the breakdown in coopera ple who could not "ifford the older, turned a half hour later and found untary avacuaUon of Kovel. Here Queens (a borough) and call it. a 'grams in celebration of jta 20th thlrd"wd-free night ta a row, biit views were always- reascBiable, ing ,a brief business meeting the (35 to 89) 16: (40 to 44) 11; (45 tion between, de Gaulle and Eiaen- higher-priced hearing ..aids, de that some one else, taking..the the Red Army holds positions a* Mayor WUllam H. Mortensen members of the troop will go to cemetery.” to 49) T; (50 to 54) 8; (55 to 69) anniversary. \ Franca d e v e k ^ the uie of tha the bombs have been striking the four children, Roberta, 7, and hower in the hours immediately vices made of lightweight colored sign literally, had stripped hla ve with the rare Intelligence which The only Republican who could mechanical . Aemaphora ta Napo Rose, 4 Inf west aa the; centraJ:iartford Scoutmaster Bud Hewitt is t» 74) 2: (over 75 yearo> *5 (O"" Topic* Tonight: leon's tlm i buaieet periods^ when they are apt Mra. Hasal V. Uttla, 34, former net until about two weeka after BOW been pushed, alter three last fail, he is the freshest, clean To Take Qids F ar Awa^ (repeat 9:3'») Chatlarlle Chan; 8:30, ly of Moulton, and her two chljr moderation. I charge ol the arrangements for known) 7, to cause the moot oonfuaion. D-Day that the Allied command fi weeks of ' senaaUonally aucceaeful est asset the state party has at For a week now—ainee Prime dran, James, 4 , and Nancy, 3. nally got cooperation worked out With such qualities, he lived a the moment. Engaged in the reri- the outing. Chlcago-(JP)—A clvU aarvlc# ex Gordon Gorluim, 43, formerly ef , battle. It, haa bad all winter and amlnatlon ter poUce captains • In Mtalster ChurchUl's report with toe French on a day-to-day apting to ooncentAte auppUaa and life in which he made only friends. oua tangle long double machine Bouncing that 2,750 of the one-ton Gorham, N. his wife, 34. basis. \ . politics has made of Hartford's the Chicago police ' department Clarence 8. Hutae, 36, of Ltm- troops here, in a springboard po It was a good, honorable life, to ^11 8e given simultaneously on bomb carriers had been launched The highly friendly talk# held governr'ont, upright and princi ington, hla wife, Edna, 88, and hy Mr. Roosevelt and General de rtion. They are ideally situated which even^ death itself could be a North Coventry Sept. 6 In Chicago and Sydney. against Britain—the attacks have pled beyond the liking of some of grown gradually lighter. ttielr son, John, 2. Gaulle last week broke the jam. serene; quiet experience. the party bosses who hopped on Auetralla. In Cancago 18 police ' George Rdbertaon, Jr.,, tans to taka over tha initiative, with eutenaiit* will take the , te*ts. Daapite thaoe rMpltas, LoBdoii- even thoug^i they ere understood ffaab troops and an advanced aup- His last illneaa came suddenly* hls bandwagon, he would be like- Miss Gertrude Warren, auper- ora cohtfnua to bunk ta sheltera montha. to have been ef s moat general na ly’ to ^ve the state the most non- iieut Matt Muriihy, now a cap ture. -ply i^stem, when the Red Armies when, although advanced In years, ylspr of 4H work In the United tain of military police ta Auatra- poIlUcar admlhlstraUoh it ever States will s^ait Friday night at ^ S ta g fro m ? S % d i r e ^ , l Whlla-funeral sarvicee war. ba T^uesday the-President was able „-.'now movliig forward in the center he might well have Ib^kad for lla, win take the examination ta had. That fact it no parUcular the-Church Community Houte. to ths flying bombs brought death iim nrruiged for the dead. Army to announce that he waa prepared, * roach the natural limit of their ward to an enjoyable Indian sum help toward the nomination Itlelf, a group of 4-H leadera." It I*- re Sydney. oinclala from Grenier field, Man pending election by liberated by, ones and twoa yesterday as chester, N. H., Federal Bureau of \ , own flrat Rnaab. mer to complete hla aeaaona on although It would be a tremendous quested that all 4-H leaders attend. French people, to deal with the help toward election. In a typical houses'and shops were denmiisbed. Inveati^tlon men, npreaentativee committM aa tha “ de tacto au Punch number four is expected earth. Yet, although he must have Mra. Mary RuasSll ia spending a Eqnip.Doge W ltl^ 8 e ^ An increasing number of th a This Shop Will 1944 Republican problem, it would month" at Camp Gordon. Georgia, of the state dtto)m.y general's of thority” in civil admlniatration In still to the oouth, where the Rus- known, toward the end, that this probably be bh hls conscience robots have been coming from an fice and municipal officials con Franca. The eonuntttee would was not to be, there was no visible where her husband. Sergeant Dan London—(JP>—The German fly easterly dtreotion. Indicating they Mans are already In Rumania. The whether he could i:ave his present iel Russell U stationed- *' ing boinb attacks on London havt tinued probes of tha crash. function under general supervision change in hls quiet cheerfulness. job in Hertford in trustworthy were being' laurtcheG from points of Eisenhower who retalnr final re- Oarmans are so nervous about it S 2-c Ruth Vinton has returned given rise jo a new development— along the coast of Belgium, some hands. U Entries ta Base sponalblUty within the limits of that they themselves have already He held a reierve of strength In to Palm Springs after a furlough 'bomb eocka" for dogs. Dog own 15(1 miles trem London.. Sojoa. military requlremanta. (To Be Continued) vvlth her parent*, j Mr. and Mra. ers ta areas atrawn with glaa* ■muiounccd the owning of the hla religion which, although it have been gliding slowly and al- Chicago, 87th The whole thing ia!to bo formal scorned the hypocrisy of outward Arthur J. Vinton, who accom- froiw shatters^ windows now are Icntly down in recent dayi, in ized In an agrtz|nent baaed on’a • Ruaitian campaign Here several panied her to New York. A party | equipping their peta vKth w k ^ to annual Cbicago-to-Macktaao yacht show, was sincere and deep. contrast to the deep plunge sU race, deacribM a s the eountry’a tor draft already worked out by'Brit tU»ea. Betty Compton was g ^ n In her honor Sunday | prevent their feet from betag cut. the early onea took. fresh water rdetag classic, wll^ ish and French effielala tq Londgn. On aabb of theae fronts, appan- evening foUowtag the ^ rletlan At least 100,000 persons, 60,0(K> have 35 entries at the takeoff ta OBtly, the Ruaaiana have strength ¥he First Cocn^ Taken bv Death Endeavw meeting, and the blryi*' of them children, have left Lon .Chicago harbor Satu r^ y. Record onbugh to achieve the iaaipe su- day of M ta Johm B. Kingsbury aon.don. time 'for the S33-roils L it e Michi was also observed, at tha party. poiiority they have already shown It la entirely poaalWe that the Ne Longer CrawdM gan course it aome SI hours set by first sweet corn dcrivea iU flavor "Mrs. Howard Buitar, Mr. and. life has fallen off mark the im -foot schooner, Amorita, in Saturday Nighty Ju ly IS : in their first great pvm'Ch. Hitler, New York, July IS— -Mrs. Mr#: LeRoy Bradley and Mr*.^. K 30 costs 42: chiefly from the fact that It is be red ly . Twenty-one T theatersv'baVe 1911. 'Aa ta the past two years, ao *" im his fa^day, never - had-- auch Betty Comptoh. Knappen, 37, wife Ciaribelle O’Oonhell of Farming-1 been closed, and bars no Imigei Coast Guai^d cutter will be avMl- w. . - ing eaten while other more con 'ton were gugst** cf M m.'Bultarai able convey the fleet T\ONT 'borrow unnseeaserlly. power at bia command. of Theollore^ T. Knappen, an engi -are crowded. Some of this to -8^ but if If a leanleer will solve a- servative gerdetKra' still have alater, Mrs. O. G. Anderson, on change can be attributed to the nmmJ Until Further Notice . 'I- neer, and. previously the wife of New .Guinea native warriori problsm come to eae.iet none to pick. In itself, at leaati Former Mayor James J . Walker Monday. . fact thousands oT American sol thaes pltM adventagas; Taft. On Stabilization ' Rev: Lewis Hoaklna will be; the diers were draivn from London Iqr stick atrands of berk and Inter it, is little more than a memory of of New York, died laat night. guest speaker at the Second Con twined fiber in (heir hair to form 1. tMumaeeeasleaetureeoly. When your coll to o ^stont out* 1 While the delegates at the last summer’s fullness, little more Knappen said the one-wme mu the Invasion. s.cal comedy star bad been ill since gregational chiSfCh on Sunday. The change-over to raid condi a natural helmet.. S . Osmglete priveej i iwaia. yipdt^ Nations Monetary apd Uiitallzlng prophecy of what the birth of a aon laat Jan. 19, tions has MSB smooth, eneept S . Prompt, friendly esrviee. %aacial Conference at Breiton of-itote point is poing where lines oijo crowdeanc#, and was fhere had been' josany reports of- nm PMf lUJ'l •IMI Mary E. Seaslraads Propeielsr aiio* a aort ef ultimatum to tha early date; he has to strip the Pfc. Marshall MandelU am of Mr. M m s*j - l£ii- divorced from him in 1941, A year and Mrs. Albert Mandell r t Nor "orgnniMd tooting” after bomb 4 ■ ' ■ ' i V f waferancc. It la ta tha effectsthat green husk down, and sometlmea later aha was married to Knappen, WstUns Seyvict Booms have tht sd- m JS*. J B £ . walk. Conn. Mien Cantor Mtmded hits. Looters face a possible \i /mhiiifiiKj I Mm Warn, ba hmsikMvV •m tf*M9* ;■ D efreae won't approve tha. work be stripe It clear to. the bottom J>er fourth husband, tbs Unlveralty of Connecticut for f «t*yu of conditionod sir . . • which death panalty. DmiI helpf more hurry e i tha conference, even tf it is in hls impatient search for at least two yeas* wd la now * atudMt at et givos fTMtor eomfort thsio warn I 91* » 8969 brought to a successful conclu- one semblance of a kernel. The Brlng^ Preoenta Freas Amaitaa Rratt Inetltuta Brooklyn. N. HSbber "Aratawr Ciiiawfo Prtvata MandaU 1* a WEkDON d syA - ear 1* practically husked by tfte| July IS — (ff) —'Ann* the tJnlven^ty ef OoBDoetlcut and Th* armed servlcee aa well as Without going Into the Intrl- time the emergency of pale, m ilk* Loutae ***” ™*i Strong, Araerlcjsn author la now attending tha Ikwg Island] brii9 Company many industrial companfee ara PAYROLL Ules of world flnance, the basic lesa bllatera finally gives the aig. 6t aevaral books daaltag with R ^ CoUege of Mediclite to New York. using rubber lintagn^ ta .eondwte TNI SOUTMItp mw INGIANO mtFUOtti - Annla Kapton of Highland L ^ V ATTENDANT ■Bor pf Senator Taft'a poalttan is nal that it Cah be picked and eat ala, has arrived ta Moscow with Preseriptloil Phannsdstss storage tanks .for hoMBiig WiSSfJSP presents from Amarica f«w ■•i'* avenue » returned^ home after octaaa gneOltae, thiie preveni tad riem b* found ta bia statement that! en ta ImltaUdit of the real thing 901 MAIN 8T. DIAL IS211 YUeehees MI9 eral cultural bo^ta* u®** ^ tlta ta e , a fow daya epont with h » fMtalk,'’ 14S EAST CiaJTEiil BTBEET — PHONE h w PAY OB NIGHT dcstnietioB of th* conereta cat SAVINGS B. B. Brawn. Has. 9«5MARf STREET net think Ooogma wiU ap- Ob, there is noma . succulence, tba Moocow t o ^ . A n ^ tor and foad^of WMt Hytfprd., by th* sludge Inhibitor found in all Uceam S*. Ml Jane King returned with-, her] ar- My. iMk which placas some certain revival of a favorite tlve of Friend, NM., She foundM high-oetana gases... The Moacow Dally News,, flrrt grandipother for a khort visit. • • • • • • • mteicy (1 * (uni to be Connecticut .taste. And if ■ the English newspaper published in Pvt. Edward Sojka who ia.ata-' ‘aa taUrnatloota .blisUrs aaem a little pitiful i% the tha RunlaakASitaL Is IMO. : ttanod a t LakahMd, F la , In ag bisj \
\ MANCRESTlSl^SVSinNO HIRAM), JIANCHESTEll, CONN, THURSDAY, JULY 18,1944 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, TOURSDAY, JULY 1944 PAGE X Seven Towns F^I ^ o p t Enjoy Outing tanks Given To Tell Stories James Turithull Dies; Miss Fitzgerald Tops As Yankeesroain; Many Friends At Local Park P . A .^ s ^ P l i a n t Bridgel^ead Wider Electric Co. Executive Women in Gol| Tilt X Nunes and Personnel 4 — A Il-8t^ Game la Set Prom- (Contlnned from Page One)^ - Chief Accoantaiil of j 4-- Large Turnout of Of'Memorial Hospital Leads Field in Match Fight Ratings Landis Attends Baseball Meeting *or O val on Ju ly 20th 'I m * Faith in Will ing a . mile to Bretteville-guT-Ay, 'L o c a l D i v i s i o n P a s s e s ! Mr. Turnbull waa a member of Coach Nagundd tators WitneM an which was now in Amerlcatf bands, Hbld^a Picnic. . A r . i tbe University club of Hartford,, 1 Play vs. Par Touma* lal arrangemente have [tBi Jnitified. Away After U peration; the Aayium hui congregauonai ' Are Given Oiit citing Game as apd occupying Beeterie.-'''^, ment at Country Club; :n completed for the annual To the northeaat^rff Leasay the The nurses and personnel Of the Funeral on Saturday. church in Hartford and the Klwa- L-Star clash . between the Leaders Topple July \t—m — Ml*i doughboys pushe^'through Vcsly Mhnehesteic' Memorial hos|iltaI, and nis club of Manchester. The Results. Elari iartford TWUight League Ken*m*. Westport lndu«- to a point only .two miles from the. Funeral Saturday Sal Bartolo Heads the team itnd the cream of the crop craft Players by some members of their families, James Archibald Turnbull, chief Funeral services will be'Satur lit, publicly ; thsnkihg “the town. ■ ■ in the IbcM circuit. The first enjoyed a picnic at 4 o’clock yes accountant for the Manchester day afternoon at 2 o’clock and will Miss Marlon Fitzgerald led the Feathers With. Willie game wiIi\bo played next ' 0 ( 2 to T; High Si rada of frlsiid* who have ex- Farther to the pqrtheaat, a four be held at Watkins Funeral Home. square-mile salient was wiped out terday afternoon at C/enter Springs Electric division of the Connecti Aeld at the Country Club yeater- Pep One ot Contenders Thursday everting, July 20, at thelr confidence in my tn- Lodge. A picnic supper consisting 142 Ea"! Center street. Rev. Dr. 6:15 at the WesVBlde Oval. The PollSh-Amarlcans eontlnajj aa the Americans pushed forward cut Power Company, died at mid-, Watson Woodruff, of Avon Cpn- day with a aeven down to par fln- ;ty and loyalty to my coun- south of swamplands from captur o f potato salad, cold cuts, hotdogs. Details will beXannounced to display their winning w ayi night at the Manchester Memorial' gfegational church, formerly paS' iab. Mrs, Fred T. BUsb, Jr., and Waabiqgtoii, Jujy IS—12- (ff)— Joe later. p) the dUcuMione, over her ed Gorges and St. Germain. 4 1t2 coffee, punch, plckhsa and rolls Waa the West Side Oval laat night hospital following a brief illneas **■ Center church here, will Mra. a. Oswald Johnson finished Bakal o t Wilkaa-Bam,a-Bura, Ba^ and ittara to ' Count Frederick Karl miles north and three railea north served. {'officiate. Burial will be in Cedar a Twilight League tuasel at east. respectively, of the road Practically all attending took which necessitated an emergency eecond'with a final tally of sight Ike Williama o f TTenton, N. j „ ad Zedllts in Argentina told the Hill cemetery, Hartford. Friends down. Mra. Johnson had low l-expenae of the Plant J Air junction of Periers. \ part in a games program which operation yesterday morning. En may call at the Funeral Home to- vanced to^ the select clasa among » club today, “if my friends tering the hospital on July 3, He pose for the day with 100, while Ine, winning by a score of 2 to- : 11 be patient about two more Eastward across the Periers- carefully planned. A special TTorrow afternoon and evening. the heavweighta and lightweights, Hansen’s Boys Carentan rdad, Bradley'! teams ng of the program o f events iailed to rally after the. operation. Mies Fa**ereld waa next with "ore a large crowd of exclli mtha I promise that your faith 102 and Mrs. BUah had 104. reapecUvely. in new quarterly rat further pinched another salien. be ■j^.n prepared by Mra. Esther A resident of Manchester aince ings announced today by tha Na fa ' me wlU be Justified." 2 1928, he had purchased hia home The results: . TheXeague leaders received This, Miss Kellems said, in a tween St. Lo and Periers by cap Clarkx tional Boxing Aakoclation. Plav Tonight turing St. Andre DBohon and ' . Colorful Conti^at *' at 67 Avvjne place in 1930. Since Relatives, Friends Miss Marlon Fitzgerald—7 Bakal, who recet-tly defaatad expecteoXtough opposition fr ed address, was her answer residing here he had endeared down to par. the defensKiiine and luckily Secretary pf the Ticasury Mis* Marirtn Jesseman Gournay, The ’ hqspital associates and Lee Savold, now in the maritime 8 guests werA^welcomed to the event Mrs. Fred T. Bltsh, Jr.—8 down service, took over the top position the PA’s, Doh.Ballou, their enthau, Mr. Byron Price, th?' Kltuation Remains Stand-Off Hold Proxy Party to par. ■ / Entertainment for the hurler was outX.pn the mou lorable 'Coward' M. Coffee yO f Miss Marion T. Jesseman, chll- by Superintendent WiUlam P. in the "outatanding boxers" list Meanwhile, the aituatlon around Slover. The fltjt number on the Mra. S. Oewald Johneon—8 throwing them upNVThe ins ’aahlngton state, Mr. ‘B^uty dron's librarian at the Mary Che ings, ranking behind champlaB Joe Whole Family at the Caen at the eastern end df the program proveif' to be a cplprful Mrs. Madeline M. Saegaert of 72 down to par. Louis and challengers Billy Oonn of the port-sider priced to Wtochell and M r y ^ x ^ Normandy battlefront remained a ney Library, is introducing an out affair. It was a Dlqeberry pie eat Linnmore Drive Was hostess last Mrs. Jay E. Rand—U down to and Jlmaay Bivins. West Side Grounds. the mer^n of victoryXs Ive’ Pearson/' stand-off, with the British captur evening to a g;roup of relatives and par. V, held the Aircraft at hay, Denies Pearson .te r tia n door hour for the boys and girja ing contest and it waq contested in Williama moved up to the "logi- ing Maltot. four miles southwest pairs. The judges declared the neighbors at a "proxy" party and Mrs. Thomas D. Faulkner— 11 •cal contender” e a t e r y in the only three scattered • hits' in"' She denied, a printed assertion who have' been attending the of Caen in the bitterly contested With revenge in their eyes, Pete tion to registering his filth at: church vacation schools, and any winning pair to be mW Elsther shower, given in honor of her sis- down to par. '■ lightweight diviaiani following ^ Drew Pearson^ Washington Orne-Odon triangle, but losing Hansen's Old Timers will stack up league triumph without a others who care to take advantage Clark and Carl JohanasonX Others ter-ln-l*w, Mrs- Bettle T. Miller, of Mra. Herbert Smith------11 down ctomplon Juan Zurita of Mexico polumnlat. that ahe had registered Ctolo'mbelles, 3 1-2 miles northeast to par. against the R(x>kles in a game sla setback. a Tacoma, wash., hotel ‘'under of it. The 'irat session ia aheduled in the contest were Doria'''^bcy Avenal, California, widow of Staff and challengen Bob Montgomery fo, Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock 'o f Caen, in another of the bloody and Douglaa Andrew; Miss Paul- ! Sergeant John K. Miller of Gran Mrs. George Booth—12 down of BhlladclpMa and Beau Jack of ted to be played tonight at the The losers starting hurler, assumed i»m e" to fight re-elec- Hayden, pitched good in Ceriter Park, near the Library battles that have marked this sec Ine Gurakl and Mra. Ceretha I; James A* 'I'unibull Sergeant Miller was with the U. S. NBA pointed out that there were In case of urifavora'ble weather ery's 21at Arhiy group headquar The three-legged contest called Army Air Corps and.,waa married ' Miss Marjorie Leldtboldt— 14 few major changes in tha quarter with the Rookies edging out the spelled the difference betv/een to von ZedUtz. The Sen- hih^Self to all of hia acquaintances. veterans by a score of 4 to 3 in nlng and losing. Office committee is eur- the children may gather in the ters announced that the "bulk of for entrants,of the graceful gazelle August 14, 1943. Mrs. Saegeart down to par; ly ratings because most of the children's room of the library. German panzer strength, amount type, the program said, and this He 'was highly reapeeffed by his acquainted her brother of her in Today was "Quest Day" and ’’name" fighters now are in the nine innings. Of the three runs scored in itly engaged in an inquiry as to tilt, none were earned. The Miss Jesseman has conducted a ing to more , than five divisions, Four-ycar-old Revy Wilbouriy apparently has already made up hit wgs won by Miss Virginia Nelson associates in the Electric division tention of giving his wife an "ex aaverai.;Were entertained. smned forces. The lineup of the Old Timers is iw the contents of the letters be- office, nia club friends iii Kiwania, a complete secret and Hansen’s ners picked up a tally In the >e public. Price, head of the number of these story hours at the still if concentrated in the Caen mind to follow in stirrups o f his father, Frank, booting bangtails and Mias Jeanette Weir. Carl Jo-' pectancy" shower, and made ■ her There will be a base ball tour . To Freese Titles -Judge Kenesaw M. L and^ (seated), commissioner o f organlaed baseball, with Ford Frick (left). ho.Tie. The youngster is weighed in by jucfge Andy Ferguson at hansspn continued his winning and hia circle of acquaintances In only comment was that Babe Ruth' ond on one hit, a aingle, a sacrifl ice of Cenaorahip, is among librarj’ and at the South School. Bfca." . . promise good through th* party nament and stag dinner on Fri Greens aaid the NBA Intends to National Leqgue president, ghd'William Harridge, American League president, attend a joint meeting She plana to follow no particular Agua Calient*. streak by capturing the peanut Center church. day, These events have proven stick to lU policy of "freezing" the might 'pitch. a',balk, and an error. TTie run who have teatified. (The Paris radio aaid 32 divi last night. Bronko Nagurakl o f Minnesota of officials of bottt leagues' in Pittsburgh before thq AU-Star game. (AP Wlrephoto). proved to be the margin of course of study or Subjects, but scramble. Douglaa Andrew waa Born in Brooklyn, N. 'V., on July Tfie lovely and varied gifts were to be popular and anyone wishing titlee of champions now in military Men, women and children' are ir'lCias Kellema-said ahe registered sions had been concentrated in the 31, 1869, he wakthe son of Thomas and (^ c a g o Bears dtawa equip expected to witness the .proceed tory crossed the platter In. Wlnthrop hotel, Tacoma, on will tell a variety of long and abort away outMn front In the water brought to the shower, unwrapped, to play,Is urged to call Ben Ro ment aa backfleld --coach o f uni garb and haa n'b intention ,- Box Score is. still tops. than eight miacues being con ired. I Wasn't in Tacoma Who threatened to kill any who aaid the Germans were using ar e e i^ r after St. Benedict the Moor, cause of their more or less profea- The complete pairings: who played center for F'ordham in of England was given the third To Take Top Position A swell evenlqg is in prospect building in St. Lo, apparently pr^ tillerymen as Infantrymen. It Mr. Johanaaon waa Judge Herbert O. Bowers of this the 1942 Sugar Bowl game,.' got ted during the proceedingA d a y s;.. was there six days and did," he wrote. "They bhot many saint of North American Negroes aional status, town. Following graduation *he No Traffic Toll . Upper Half spot among the light heavy Cheney's and the scene of action, the Weat paring to make a stand in the rub was nojt clear, however, whether adjudged tops among the ama his first combat experience at Sai tenders, Ray Robinson, New York, In Softball League; to offset the fielding lapsea .pleasant and profitable it who so u g h t^ give up, despite the amd located! at "219l and 2226 Main wkg an inaurance accountant, first Mib. Julie Faulkner (1) va. Mias weights, Jose Basora of Puerto » AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Side Oval should hum with action were several outstanding ble. '■ this wSa because Field Marshal teurs. Games and singing by the pan when he was called upon to and California Jackie Wilson, too. risk." . street in the center of the city's WltW Phoenix Mutual Life and Eight Days Marjorie Leidtholdt (9). Rico waa Hated as a middleweight Army; outstanding boxers, Henry Daigle, c ...... 2 0 0 1 0 0 Box Score of Game. as these two teams pair off. turned in by both teams with / N of Resident of District This report coincided with .a Erwin Rommel waa short of in greatest Negro population. fireside closed an enjoyable occa- help stem a threatened Japanese contender, Marcel . Ordan o t; The dispatch said the dropping German announcement that the then Connecticut General Life in Mrs. Nellie Johnson (5) vs. Bye, Armstrong, Los Angeles, Tommy 'Vince, at ...... 3 1 0 2 1 r Snxby and Cliff Keeney ac J"And may I add that aince I am of Nazi parachutists in groups of fantrymen or bad a surplus of ar The Rev. Di. John J. Loughlin, Tllon. Mrs. Hazel Smith (3) va. Mrs. counter-attack .after a week on France advanced in the welter new commander in the west. Mar Hartfoi’d. • the beach, supervising the linload- Bell, Ohio; Marty Servo, 0>ast Peterson, 3b . . ..3 3 2 2 4 0 Cheney Brothers’ softball team Ing for the ace catcheA la a resident of the Sixth district aOO to 300 continued. The Rua- tillerymen whose weapons had professor of Greek and church his __He becsma-connected with pub- Hartford, Juj^ Marion Spade (11). _____ weight Ilatinga, and English box shal Guonther von Kluge had In Ihg of .luppUes. '. . '.‘Td rather Guard; Marcel Cerdan, FrancA Grzyb, lb .... -.3 2 1 9 0 1 PA’s half of the third stanza' the atate of Washington, it siana shot many of therq^ out of been destroyed. I tory at 8t. Thomas seminary and lic utilitlea when hr left inaurance days vrithout a . I" - Mrs. Alice Blish (7) vs. Bye. ers made a clean sweep in the woii 9 to 7 over th* L. T. Woods 'Would not occur tp me ^o try ad- spected the channel battle area, Found Shot To Death play six M-mlnute football games and Sammy Angott, LoulsrillA Anniello, If . . . ..3 1 1 2 6 0 the bases loaded and two the skiea. while others were said Although the weather was cold, diocesan director of the Con^- accountancy-'to join the Northern (Connecticut, the long?®*- deathless ' Lower Half flyweight class. team last night, it was their fifth LoCttir:Sport George May lined a. sura the voters oft that diatrict aa posaibty writh a view to applying ternity of Christian Doctrine, will on one day than go through an Complete Ratings . Ky. Hence, sa ...... 3 1 1 8 1' 1 to have been- injured in • falling some of his delaying tactics used and overcast' skies held Allied air Beacmn Falls, July 13.-----(JP)— Connecticue Power Company which period 80 far this ye*ri were en Mrs. Beg Chanda (2) w s . Mra. Magnason, cf . ..3 1 2 0 0 0 straight win and this gives' them bingle to left but a leaping bow to conduct their election, against buildings, telephone and power far behind its potentialities, conduct the center. Dr. Loughlin supplied the Thompaonvllle. En joyed by this'state JuljrS through other session o f shelling like the The ratings; as of July 7: Lightweights: Champion, Juan the lead in the league. - rin Russia. He bears the reputation Mrs.- Isabel van Roff, 39, was found Virginia Kane.(10). Zurita, Mexico; logical contenderA Schubert, af .. -.2 0 1 0 0 0 hand^ catch by Saxby robbad 't person in this room can tes- a big .fleet of R. A. F, night bomb WiU resign from all other positions field, Suffield, Warehouse Point July 12, the Connecticut Highway one we bad," he commented. , . . Helvywplghts: CSiamplon, * Joe The winners started' qut with a Chatter that -I am Interested in the electric light poles in the city. aa, German’!, foremost defenaive shot to death in her home here Misa Marion Fitzgerald (6) va. Bob Montgomery, Philadelphia: Dubaldo, p . . . ..3 0 0 2 1 1 Polish shortstop of a hit. Gen. Ivan Cherniakhovaky’a ers hit rail targets in France. to devote his entire time to St. crea. When this was absorbed by Safety commlsalon dec'ared In the same vicinity where Corp. LouIa Army: Logical contenders, barrage of Kits in the Opening ion in Faiifield county and I sti^riegist.' __ yesterday and today State Troop- Bye. Calvin (Breacher) Doraett, ex- Beau Jack, Arm y,: and Ike Wil Klein, rf ...... 1 0 0 0 0 1 the inagnifleent, la describing Third White Russian Amy con Field dispatches said all 'bridges Benedict’s center. the Hartford Electric Light Com Using statistics compiled by.^e Billy C^onn and Jimmy Bivins, both stanza and piled up five runs, add All members of the Manchester sure that the. people of the St. 1,0. fortified by Charlemag Dr. tiughYin’ said that the p r o j-1 Edward. Ch.rlatian o f the Beth- Mrs. Carolyn La king (4) - va. Cleveland Indian pitcher, and liams, Trenton: outstanding box Gibbons, 2b .. . .2 0 0 0 0 1 fielding ability mildly as In aQ\ tinued its advance rtoWh sdid south over the Orne river south of <3aen pany, Mr. Turnbull came to the Department of Motor VeWc^" Bye. ^ In Army; outstanding boxers, Joe ed another in'the second, one in Sportsmen's club who can get thSAprevlous games Cliff has tu SixUi diatrict of Washington are ne, haa nMn involved in great ect has been planned by the RL any barracks said She had com Bfc. Jim Bivin, who used to burl ers, Eiobby Ruffin, New York; Slug of Wllno, capturing more than struggles many times, pillaged by and behind the (]>ennans in the Hertford office. Following the pur the Safety commission said thw ^ Mrs. Clara Rand (8) vs. Bye] Baksl; Melio Bettina, Army; Lee the fourth and two in the fifth. away, for a few hours tomorrow ed in play after play tha ita capable of selecting their Rev. Maurice F. McAuliffe, bishop mitted. suicide; Mrs. van Roff, for the Birates and BhiUlea. . . Savold, Maritime service; Tami ger White. Baltimore; John 28 9 8 $ i 7 5 200 places. Including the district Normans, takw and retaken by Ome-bdon river triangle had been chase of the Cheney e l e ^ c busi the second longest ‘deathleae pe-y The Woods team scored four time* night are asked to meet at Lee' ImpoBsible. Laat night waa vepraaentatives to Congress wnth- (rf. Hartford, for some time. While diiiatian declared, bad recently Before the landiqg,! they. had Mauriello, New York; Lae Q. Mur Thomas, California; Willie Joyce, Woods at 6. A pen must be built for the centers of WaslUszki. 21 miles the British in the Mid(Ue Ages, blo’wn up and the Oermana had been under, medical treatment. Shf ness here Mr. Turnbull came to the riod this year was the six days, in the second and three in the exception as in the sixth, tw ice/ . 'UUt any help from me.______Clathplic Negroes of Hartford will pitch^ their respective Marine ray, Connecticut, and Joe Maxim, Illinois, and Tippy Larkin, New .sixth. birds at Iks. F . "Howeyer, that doesn't mean west of Lida and Radun, l 6 miles and stormed in war? between tWe no choice but to fight to the laat is survived by her husband, John, Manchester office of the 'Electric May 21 through May 26. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. raced into the outfield to haul 1 renjain In their own parishes, the company. Commenting on the ®uwnt teams to divisional champion Army. Jersey. The game highlighted by a Mr. Coffee has heard the last north. Cathplica and Protestants. or surrender. • a worker In Seymour. ships. The morning after- D-day Hodge, IS ___ . .4 1 1 1 1 0 potential hits that were lab center will fill a need of solving Hia Family Racing Notes Light heavyweight: Champion, Featherweights; Champion, Sal H. Oagood, 2b . .3 1 10 10 triple and a liome run by Peterson, A1 Peaetk, a member o f the arm me. nor have some other gen- Battle a»aer to Ptnak Dominates Main R o^ ^ special cultural, aociu and relig continuous patrol \| at Saipan, they went to work the minute they left the bat Mr. Turnbull was married tp traffic on Routes 6, 5A, 6 md 9 | Gua Leanfvich, Oisat Guard; logi Bartola, Maritime service; logical Loveland, c .. ..4 I 2 1 1 0 his second home run of the season ed forces, home •on* a short jfur- to be gathered in by Keeneyt Xlamen whose names I might men- Southwest of Lida more than It dominates all the main' roada ious Negro problems. hauling supplies from the beach contenders, Willie Pep, Connectl- And K Is just possible that StAc Destroyers Sbakeii BeUef Miss France* H. Freeman of Hart across the state, the Safety com X^unny Jim” Fitzsimmons, who cal cofitenclers, Ubyd Marshall, March, cf .,.. ..3 1 2 2 0 0 and by his fielding as he accepted lough,.played with the PA’s in ‘last Mickey Katkaveck waa tlu ; 70 places were captured and more in central Normandy and its cap St. Benedict's is. the second Ne es to the front lines. . . ."I’ve Cleveland and Freddie Mills, Eng tlcut, and Chalky Wright, Los night** T(^ League clash. yoters of the Sixth diatrict of than 50 were taken weat and ford. Mrs. Turnbull passed away mission saki that the first IS days sent X^ubclueg to Garden State Robb, If ..2 0 0 2 0 0 six ehancea at short without a player on either team to hit si ture. coupled with pressure to the Lost in Landings gro center es^blished by Bishop in 1925. He has two sons and one got a fox hole you can land a land; outatanding boxers, Anton Arigeles; outstanding boxers, Phil mlsplay. aahlngton may yet have the an- southwest of Baranowlcze by As late as t|ie 18th century, of the pattfel passed without any Park frpm / jlieduct to take .the Haugh, sf ...... 4 0 0 10 0 more than once. Th* PA cat____ west. woul(||.be calculated to force London, July IS.—Puerto Rico; but- Flyweights; Champion, Jackie Owens, when at the plate with port of Kotka. east of Helsinki Northeast of Periers and, north retired , the side without any American Naval forces along with - Two Men Held certain atarter. Billy Bm I also is fleet tor now in India; “Oueae- I’m hav Eastern Butch Becker opened the ae ing planes were shot down. Five tug Bartridge. . v Bridgeport, iu ly 13—(4V— Two from Belmont Bark for the Frank ing the most fun' ever out here, Tommy Tarosz, Army. all.of England; outstanding box. ning pit(:her, Dubaldo, losing pitch a was dizzy from crossing over frame by beating out an other Russian planes were destroy supply dumps. /' lin. Welterwetghtc: Champion, Fred era, Sammy Reynolds and Joe Cut^ er, Acetb. Umpires, Stevenson and ■ ' W.' the dish. Qoser to Border The American destroyers were men were being held today to although this hot weather has put Hartford 60 hit', was sacrificed to secxind ed over the fighting front, said the Preceded by devastating' artil die Cobhrane, Navy; Logical con- ran. both of England. Vitdkr, Scorer, Mason.-Time 1:16. lery fire,, American columns were the Corry and Glennon, built in bonds of $2,000 each, charged a damper on my golf and tennis. Albany ...... 45 completed the cipcujt on k war bulletin. the 1940-41 program, and the with orcach o f the peace, in con Eight horses have. been named '. . . We play after 6 p. m.. luual- In the fourth inning, the entire and an error. After flUlhg ^ Of East Prussia (It asserted thkt Russia ngalna driving toward and around St. Lo Weekend Suggestions for the $10,000 Grassland handicap Willtamaport ...... 38 PA team, including the BencK- in a semicircle from the Vlre river Meredith. President Roosevelt an nection with an assault on Ba- ly about 14 holes. Last week 1 _ ^ ' _ Utica ...... 34 bases in the third, Saxby 1____, (It asserted that Russian gains at Arlington Bark today. It is the turned in my beat card, an 80 x>n warmera, aprutig into action to out by counter-attacks and 21 Red to the south of the road from Bay- nounced soon after the landings trolman Edward poolan Friday Elmira .29 through with his brilliant caida'I ||> V. (OoPtlnoed fr^m Page One) that two destroyers had been loat.^ night, following ths: arrest last richest turf-course raca t ^ t has the par 74 course. And to think Pittsburgh Phil Exception to Old Race Track Adage voice their ^disapproval .of Umpire The losers went down onA ' Army tanks were destroyed.! eux to St. Lo, I FIME been nm on the American turf- this Wilkes-Barre . ^ ... 82 O'Leary not calling a -balk- .on A simitar situation prevailed He did not name them. i' night of Joseph Jafasko, 24. of that back In Greensboro I never Binghamton ...... 29 three In' both the second and BM>re\than. 7,000 Germans were Brlilah Lose Frigates 485 Helen street, Bridgeport, and | season. The field is headed by waa able to break 90 and cussed By Ned Brown ] Hayden, ' ' innings. northwestward In the’ Cherbourg FOODS George J. Stempel’a Butin, which Scranton ...... 25 '.killed \M d about 1,500 taken Denies Straightening peilinsula aroUnd Lessay, where Three British destroyera an New York city. many times about shooting 100. NEA Staff Correspondent American The all Important marker o f ttail nounced lost by the . Admiralty FOSTER'S was given 122 pounds, and W. Vf,. I’ve been getting a few rebuilt , Mickey Katkaveck carried the contest. was accounted for in to#| |><.niaon i^ a single day's fighting on General Bradley's troops were Doolan, while, attempting' to I TELEPHONE 7388' With totalizators clicking off I W. new sector. Of German Lines were the Boadicea, Swift and 84 OAKLANDnART.ANn STREETs t r e e t ! 'Grenahaw’s Grasshopper n. balls from the States and alin feud with the arbiter into the laat fourth. Haef singled, advanced t o l about two miles from that road quell a fracas in Capoazi'i^ bar ahd-J boxcar flgurea and then aome — St. LdUis ...... 45 few innings sticking by his guns ;‘V' Front dlspathhea' pictured this '■•tjondon, July 13-— A mili junction. Svenner. T he British also an grill, 701 East Main street, was] Friday TU 9P.M. Saturday T il 6 P. M. some rationed y'bnea out here. M(tond as.Ballou waa sofa on Boy>| tary spokesman, quoted by Radio nounced the. loss of the frigates Open Th^r8dsy T il 8 P. M. The O. Smith who rode Qballe- They've , put control prices on new New York haa t o ] » ^ 18,500,000 in j Boston ...... 42 er's error: The former was foroadJ if'^lateat offensive as well'under way Bofh towna were under constant struck over the head with his own an afternoon—punters a n remind- ; New York ...... 39 vnd aaid the Germans Wei's falling Berlin, denied today any "alleged Mourne, Blackwood and Lawford, donna in the elxth at J a i^ c a yes balls now, putting the tariff from Katkaveck was given a lift on at third. Green bounceid out to| attack'. night stick by one of three men ed of pIungerA Washington ..... 38 his pop fly bail over second in the ^'»hack pell-mell. straightening of German lines in the trawler Lord Austin and the who allegedly had refused to pay terday ia Glenn Smith, 8(Vyear-old about $6 to a little more than> a Saxby who threw to Boucher Push South of Vesly I We Have An Excdlent Supply and Selection of from Wetser, Idaho, who rode hia buck. . . . The course is aa baked The moat fabulous of these was Chicago _____ .34 first atanza. The wind got hold of second for a forceplay but tbe : (The Berlin radio, apparently the Baltic countries. _ auxiliary Minster. for their drinks. The three men Cleveland ...... \37 .“ Shortening of the straightened The doughboys advanced down Total Naval losses announced first race since J ji^ 1981. He is as a concrete road now, and 'if George E. Smith, a . tight-lipped, It and carried it clear in front of la^^to first was not in time a»A| sparing' thCi German people for’ fled from the restaurant after at- { Detroit ...... 36 German front in the Baltic zone both ' aides of the noad to Leaaay were 15 vessels, seven American under contract to the W. L. Brann ope can manage to keep the Ixall dapper little mad who os a young the box for a base hit. Bauou moved around to third. A8| i Jiewa o f a large-scale' withdrawal tacking Doolan. Frederick J. Fresh Fruits, Featuring ^ j ster in Pittsburgh quit cutting is out of the . question.” he from La Haye du Puita and after and eight British. Several thou stabls. "Smith can ride in any straight and low It’U run a mile. Philadelphia Hayden stepped'' into tha haan ^.•along the entire eastern front, taking yesly, two and (jne-half O'Netll, 27. of 1182 State street. I c^tk to .bet first on bsaebaU and National .i-igald: “It is obvious that the front said, "a slight withdrawal of Ger sand ships were involved in the company—he’s got what it take^," Don’t, forget the game at the Green broke for second and tha I miles northeast o f Leaaay, then waa apprehended a abort time A FINE VALUE! * then the bangtails. W. 'L. ' Pet. Oval tonight. See yott there. Eudcannot remain as it is. There are man lines in the Polotsk area south landings. ■ . was the appraisal o f Eddie ArcOro. ABother CUnkate husky Aircraft hurler tossed io| pushed south of the tbi^m-for half later by radio car police under | Outgrowing the pool rooms of St Louis ...... 51 24 .708 Saxby to catch the flying Gr f.rstwo alternatives. One is a large of (he Baltic aope was effected in The Susan. B. Anthony (Santa From Ueut Dave Zinkoff (on his native city. Smith showed up a mile. rection of Lieut. Joseph Morria. Sunkist J]uice Oranges 3 d o z e n $ 1.00 While Belair seems to have a Plttaburgh ...... 39 3d .565 This is the second and final re but the latter rerouted his sts|ia| locale counter-offensive and the accord'with the new,situation in Cnara) was a' $4,187,500 liner of Batrolman Doolan waa treated I stationery of the Ale A QuaiLOf- .in Chicago. the central sector of the eastern In th* Vire rtyer fighting the jg a w tttv l pair to draw from in Clnclnnsti ...... 42 ,33 .660 minder to Manager Silverstcin of and during the rundown, Ballou J jiia>ther the adaption of the entire iS.1,83 gross tons, built in 1930. in Bridgeport hospital for a severe ficera Club—Iceland): "Ena. Larry Dom O'Malley, bookmaker,' jrircflt to new’ .lines. Since we are front in order to afford better pos Americans re-took L* Desert, / Apache and Boaaust for next Sat- New York . 39. - .487 Bolton that we cannot take the scored before Joe Maraclli8''fla " Slje was 483 feet kmg. scalp laceration. . Jarasko was Howell, 440 flash from Ohio State, looked up as a stranger showed ■on the defensive in the 'east, the sibilities of protecting the Baltic which had been left In no-man’a- . urday’s Fleetwing handicap at Philadelphia 41 .438 time to rewrite scores turned in on tagged the'" PA outfielder out. land after a big tank battle. picked up yesterday afternoon by freestone PeOches 3 J b s . 50c was upped to L t (JO) here tOr $5,000 througk the wleker window Brooklyn t, 43 .434 two sides of the paper. If there ia Boyer nicked Ballou fop A| '•ecand alternative Is the one to be zon(L_ Jamaica, the olx' other supporting centl.v and is now back in the and designated a horSA ..applied." I ! ■ - ■The German Army In any.case (The German-controlled Pari* Sergt. John Gerrity and Detei;tiva races are expected to attract one Chicago . 40 .420 a scarcity of paper up Bolton way, scratch btngle In the fojirth bug j I :■/ StateA . . . Red Croas opened "NanieT” he' asked “Smith," drop around '.o thfi Sports depart /Heavy Artillerj- Barrage | w ill defend .and hold the European radio, in a broadcast possibly in Robert Hoffman. The third (ban | o f the beat crowds of the Empire Boston .... 46 .395 that was as far as he g o t as thi I tended to prepare Axis .adheranta A b o u V T ^ w n is believed to have left town. Lieut. Seedless Grapes Seedless Grapefruit two bowling alleys, buUr by the came tbe reply. "Phil Smith." ment of The Herald and get a sup next two batters were easy outA | A dispatch to. Izvestia said Yere-ij area in northern and southern City Racing Aasoclatlon’a 24(>day engineers. Alajor (Jen. WlUiam S. “W e have sinother bettor by tha| ply free; also score, sheets. |i»2nenkp’8 offensive, which swept in sectors of the eastern front." for further rfeveraes, decUred that Joseph Moreia aaidi yesterday that I meeting. The Irish Kiss Hani^cap With the help of two errors Montgomery had 32 dlvialon* em the third man, la believed to have | Bing Cherries^ Fanc^ Tpn^atoes Key rolled in 7- after -dedi namA" said O’Malley. “W hen're Aircrafts tallied -their only mark* I the big. towms..of Idrilsa, 22 inile-s Brivate George' McKeever, son ^ will have an added value of $5,000, cating the alleya KO’d seven pins you m m ?" “Pittsburgh,” answer Red Doty Slugs fdaast of the Latvian, border, and ployed on the narrow stretch of the of Mrs. Margaret McKsever of 295 Jieen the one who struck. Doolgn. er of the contest in the fifth, WtUsI frotit between Caumont and the and tha minimum purse of the day with bis first roll " then watched ed Smith. [‘••Kudever, about " 5 'miles northeast North Main street, is in town un wUl be $8,000. ^ '"Okeh," came back O’Malley. one out, Hayden was safe on' Oata* { flospital Notes region north of 8L Lo. TTiis came PLENTY OF RIPE/MEU OW BANAKAS? ! Brig. Gen. Early Duncan toes one. dyk'8 misplay, advanced to 1 I'Bof Idritsa, began with a hea\W ar- I til July 20, onjesve from Englani} New Nat 1 "PlttabUiYh Phil la "down for Out a Victory after a Nazi frontillne correspond- good for one pin, another for two ond as Andy Becker was to lllery bairage that hl.r.xted' the! General Hospital, Atlantic City. It “ X 1 AND A FEW LEMONH i Jimmy McGee has transferred more. So Key refused to roll hi* 16000.’! ermans’ ."peimiinent" fortifiea-; ent’a aaaertion that, the AIIiriT will'be recalled he was wounded A new type open-mesh weave ' Poliafa Americana—- out by .Ballou. As Dzia(lyk mus tUIery barrage was the ' heaviest Max Mormoriteln’s Castleman to aecopd ball." i, >'Thua It was that aa Pittsburgh Bridgeport, July 18— Nor: Shtlona as high aa 130 feet mv the Admitted yesterday; George in action in North Africa, late-in camouflage head net t6 r use with I Suffolk Downs for his engragement fk ll George D. Smith around tha ab r ' h PO a' e up Boucher’s x>bbler. Hay ever encountered. He aaid the man (Hl-Ho) Silvers, 129, of scored from third. Air. Stimpson, 108- Oakland street; 1943, and was.sent to this country, the steel helmet and its plastio' Large Pink Meat Cantaloupes/ in the' Massachusetts handicap turn of the century stirred tha Keeney, 2b .. . .4 0 1 ■3 3 0 Allied air and artillery assault on BMk to tlw Paolflo ' Bridgeport, -had thlngni all his own Green, if . .. . Both teams threatened to stor*l Sebezh 28 miles iv>i'thwest of John .Feitham, 951 Middle turn where he has had two eg opera liner has bren designed by the FIRST LARGE (REAL SWEET!) \ next Wednesday. There he’ll imagination with the moat pro- , .4 0 0 0 0 0 IjadritBa, afid Opochka.'v i.t miles German rear movements and com- tions. He. is now much improved QuartermSater Corps and - the ■ Fronkl-Sgt Billy Goodrich, ex- way with Leo (Red) Brown, 134, Katkaveck, e . in the-ceventh and final inning h&kl pike, we.str Mrs. Charlotte Winch, pack' 118 pounds. He returns to (Ugloua betting in history and in of Detroit, in the top eight round ..4 0 3 3 0 0 jXBouthweBtr the r last strongholds municatltiha’ faced the Oermani Mrs. McKeever who has been with Corps of Engineers of the War | Brooklyn JEagle sports writer: Jacobs, lb . 0 9 the play of tbe night was JimotQrj 281 Center street; Mrs. Helen' and 2 pounds 41c Oafdeh State Park for hia engage, augurated ayateina o f wagering in er of .the Police Benefit boxing . .'4 1 1 0 I jiheld by the Germtains on the east- Robert Jolie. 99 McKee street; wfith “a strategy utteriy new In her sop since February returned Department. . • SANTA ROSA^UMS “Tve discovered that once the Dzladyk, 3q ( . 0 fWindmill) Owens' pinch filttiltov ment in the $15,000 Quaker City use today. show here laat night and earned . .4 1 2 I 2 I5*rn Bide of the 'l^trian middle bor- George' Peters, 7 Eddy street. the. history of warfare." ' hbme with him to Manchester and boys cam get a big enough field to R Becker, cf ..3 tor Becker in tbe frame with' tiM f 2 pounds 29c handicap Aug. 5. Bet UJSSOjm la Seaaew an easy decision." Brown’s Up 1 1 3. 0 0 |«iader, were feeling the .artillerj’ of Admitted today: iBarbara Mann, '.tlrglog Oermana To peaeit will now remain here. Helped by EclHpees Larger New Crop Appio* play, they will Atop softball and Pittsburgh PhU—ha died in 1906 May, as ...... 2 0, 0 0 2 1 tying nin on second and two out%.| WTeromenko’s advance field units. Hartford; Rose Goldberg, .East (Tiic Berlin radio aaaerted fresh go back to the national pastinlA was badly cut in the opening ..Haefs, rf .... Owens atarted off batting traitil Winners of feature races ydster- at 46—was one of the mighty fskr round and his left eye was all but ..3 9 1 0 0 0 lUilla InfantVy fanned out north and Glastonbury: Marie Brennan, 82 American diviaibhji were ' pouring Jean and June Henry, daughters The recording of solar ecUpeea I The men like that hard ball otuff. exceptions p tg vin g tba ruto. He Bajiou, p .,,. ..3 the portslde. Mickey KaUcaVMfe.[ FANCY Ol^lbNS! . dab: closed when the bout endecL 1 0 1 3 0 iRBOtith of both objectives. Cedar street; Donald Duda, 51 Into Normandy direct from the of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Heitry by ancient writers haa 'made it The lads sure went for the 'Iron aetuiklly bast ttw rafien—conalat- Peaclk, If ..., ;.i 0 0 0 0 carefully analyzed the situatiW | possible fm modern aatronomar* { A t Jatnalipa: Urumulr $9.50. In a companion - eight round 0 and gave the signal to his.battas V f’ To the .south the right wing of Apel place: David Prior. 126 Wells United State* and added the Allies, a t 46 Starkweather street, are -via- Major* and the more "good foot ahtly gava theof g sound ahallack- ^urowiec, "IfT. . .0 0 0 0 0 0 l>QeneraI Bagramian’s Army, which iting their uncle and aunt, Mr. and to eitabliab the dates of many an pint 29c At Suffolk Downs: Bcottsville feature. Red Doty, 152,' of Hart matA'Ballou pitched and it waa^c street: Albert Gorman, 69! Porter through (hundreds of loudap^kera Native, Fresh Picked, Red RaspKeries 864.60. ball pictures the .better?’ tug; As a matter o f fact. idkad crossed the River 'Drissa. was Mra, Edward Ingrahapi of M ilford cient'historical events down to. the I From CApt Steve SUvers, ta t- ford, came back after two third ball. OVrens then turned street; Johti Marshall,'Talco(tvUle, on the front, were urging the 'A t Garden Bt-.te Park: Pludky In a aingla aeaaoa, 1897, Pitta- 32 2 8 21 10 8 miles from the Larvian border. Conn. very day and minute they occurred. NATIVE CARROTS OR Refers • NATIVE SUMMER mer Columbia swimmer,: "The 'ara- round kniockdowfis to decision Lar and batted rtghthanded for tha. I -Miss Norma Prentice, 47 Cfharter Germans to desert). Balder $8-00. b o ^ Phil wagareid $2,500,000, itSHi* left arm of Hagramian’a Oak street. - SeeTsaw fighting continued In ^ lA T ^ P E A S ...... 3 pounds 50c FIRM here is a tranaparailt blue that an(T he stuck around to diaprovS ry F'ontana, 157, also of Hartford next two pitches that were a hdlll thiorcM, moving up , through thb Although tbeia la a regulation - At Arlington: Take Aw/ay $6.00. and a strike. Then Jie chanfM J Discharged yestertiav: Mra. the Caen-sector, where th* British NATIVE BEANS - FANCY CUCUMBERS Ja really ■ beautiful. Bhit It has the old saying, "All hoaa players In tha preliminarleA Irish Pat Boucher, 2b ....3 0 0 1 1 t1|r^ke coiihtry to the south of Dau-, Josephine Saglio', 42 OaV street: re-captured____ _ Maltot. ____ The______Germans ^ against it, many children are rid- abarka, barracudSA cropOdUes .and must die brokA” by leaving a for- Scanlan,. 135, of Brooklyn, out again to the delight of th4 hthpa f ViRBVpUa -(Dvlnakl, got within ‘ 17 a eoup on bookmakers at the The coolest man at the track, he pointed Joe Nunzlo, 188, of Wa- J. Owen, cf ....3 0 1 0 0 assembly, and worked the totoit Herbert Cross. Bolton; Mrs, launched fierce and reBeated'WOTi^ W cyclfiLm -th^ldew a polaonous coraL So our swimming time ot almost that muchu ' Zadrozohy, rf . r2 0 - 0 _ 0 Q SRUlea of the city in the region of thia summer. It baa been notice couTBA he uaed as many as 10 bet- never emo)------Front dlspatchaa aaid. fi^ tla g r ------WALNUTS, WALNUT MEATS, Nattooal rik. Births, today: A son to Mr. snij contUuied' throughout the night, 18, held a prematura birthday cals- CargiUd'Cast him flKLOOO to hetA Burmounting George H. 8raith*i underi-par 65. The tlfl(MA"May; left on haaea PA's times in a gMa* taidxatrial ‘ Approximately 500,000,000 sil RAKED . Pittsburgh at Chicago. bratlon by winning the 20th annual 12. Aircraft 4; base on balls Bal softball .gaiM last atgbt. 'WUno Itself a correapond- Mra. Gerald Chappell. 478 North antf.Jh>ilhy the British attn ver dollan are etarked up in .the Plttahufih PhU was soerstiva First to Raodlesp Horse* grave in n tta■burgh .ia a statue of 87. tSar Red Star, the Army. Jiewa- Clnnnnati at St- Louis (night) stampede tournament He shot a about his opsratlonA to<* paina Pittsburg Phil was first to himaim studying a-forra c h a ^ HaioM lJug) lou 1; strikeouts, Ballou 3, Hay tima tha MOM wars load* Main afreet: and a daughter,, to en tit^ h ed . aoUdly atop bloody mints of the United States. These New York at Phlladelpliia. glig li^ II , reported the'capture og the "cartwheels” acre ia common.use 27-bole score of 'J-88-38-^115 to to acraen them froa* hookmakara handicap horaea on post perform'- That waa Pittsburgh ]8hll’s Idas den 8; balk, vHaydan: umpIrM 'Mr. and Mrs. Russell Aceto, 189 Hill’ which was carpet , 40nl|r gaaseo achadulaki ton tha flald o f 17& etfice. Ha described th* Oak SIMM. ed by Mw bodiaa e f saorea ad OSP- olUg'. ki~UHi waoU and athar hattoan. Xa anttinx aver t:'" .y ' MANCHESTfeR EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, JULY 13,^41 ■ IJ^CHESTEK EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.^ THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1946 { TEN V* PAGE Bt Office und Store Business Services Offered 13 Help Wanted— 51ale 36 Mounehold. Gouda SI Annoum‘em*nla Aniilomobilea for Sal* Equipment 54 heard from him for a time until now. B o you hear from your WANTED—CARFENTER8. WU- JULY ‘ he auddehly-^allad up one night girl back home? /, HOl.P EVEKVrUlNii 1937 D01X3E SEDAN, $100 below WASHER, VACUUMS. Irons, Qassified FOR SPAPA^ft ROUTE. Itam F. Johnaon, 7426 or WlUl- CLEARANCE BALE BARGAIN IN A .. FLAT-TOP Sakde Jb a Xadif In great excltsfiMnt: ' Private—Not exactly. But I’ve ceiling, IraO down,. |l8.75 a lamps, etc., repaired. AU parU About 70 cuattrter*. Call 8SS8 mantlc 2363-W4. desk with swivel chalrf a \*ery Sense and Nonsense Young Man (JqyfuUy)' —Fath written her seven IctUni and no ^ Qassificd month. Krol^Motora, 568 Center available. 24 r hour aervlce. Ceeerlsbt, 1944, after 6 p. m.y charges C. O. D. Manchester 2- 3-RUOM OUTFI’T rare buy. Telephone 8254. Advertisements er, I’ve lande:^ afTast. I’m hired answer, so If I ddn’t bear from atreet Open evenlnga 'tllj 9. WANTED—DRIVER for eatab- By Victoria Wolf. KEA S«rTle«, tac. 1439 mornings or evenings. -r- $496 — for a new play. her by Cfiiristmaa, 'I’m going- to FOR SAX>B—GREEN HARD wood llahed route iii Mancheater. Good K couple sitting on the back —Frits, you must go into the Visitor (speaking tp the family :ifLdvertisements 1930 FORD SEDAN, $195 full Fur Rent porch, enjoying domestic strife, farm house and apologise for kill Father—What la youiNwIe break off corresponding arlt^ her. for BtoVe, furnace or fireplace. $15 propoaltton fot steady; rl^abte Just the Outfit fou Need To Start Wanted—To Buy 68 For Sale ■ dog)**^Ue down, doggie! price. $65 down. 8 *^ 6 month. FLOOR SANDING The U. S. Army hoepltsl In tbe observed the family cat and dog ing tki^dog. Young Man—I’m to po ray cord, delivered In Mancheater. Laying and Flnlihlng Man. Write Box R, Herald. Your. Own Homs. couldn’t say what 1 have to say. Ypuirig Son (of the house) — F or Rent Kroi Motors, 568 Center. Open WOUU3 UKE 7TO RENT or’^uy T o Buy T o Sell UtUe nntlve vUlage In the heart peacefully sumbering: You can’t get him to do It that man married 20 years. Isn’j \The perfect wife is one who f o r S ale Phone 7849. J. E. Jenaen-r-Phone 2-0920 Please, nurse!” 'Frits went,, and returned |io0n ■Well for a starter? 'till 9. \ If No Anawer—5329 WANTED —MAN OR BOY to LTVINQ ROOM—Consists of -three electric refrigerator^ Call 6846 be of Algeria aooeaanrlly crude I took the' notebook out of my Wife—Why can't we get along with s puzzled look. His arms way. You will have to say:“ Lie never throws her ashes on fha T o Sell h a v e r o o m f o r t h r e e pae- work at gas atatlon, on salary or tween 10-2. but eontatas nE eeeentlal equip asi nicely as the. cat and d(^? down, Mister.” That’s a Boatox Father—That’s all right, my " T « B n y 1941 PLYMOirra 4 DOOR s^ n , piece-Living t*oom Suite, two End bulging pocket and showed It to were heaped high with ^ cakes, sengera to Aircraft. Eaat Hart ALL KINDS OF carpentry, houses coihmlaalon. Experience prefer ment.,! 'Mlae Fry berg wnyus tbe Husband—Ju ^ tie ’em togeth Terrier. boy. You’re doing wonderfully: special deluxe, .$875. Radio,“ », heW------'Tabjes,. Coffee Table, Floor and him. "Not more than one page cooklea, bottles Of wins and good Maybe in time they aill give you ford. 3rd shift. $100 week. 63 renovated; plenty of materials. red. Apply Van’s Service Stayoq, aewly-arrived nurees that they er and see i|hal happens. things to eat. ir-—WelL Junior, how do er. Brunner’s, 80 Oakland atreet Bridge Lamp. Smoker, Living WANTED—ELECTRIC refrigera of this sise today, S erge^ t.” a speaking part. l Drive B, Silver Lane. George Lit- 427 Hartford Road. Summer Homes for Rent 67" are to bring nil problems to her “I hope you haven’t an over ^ First Neighbor—Dl dyou say you likhsyotib,naw little sister? Open evenings ’till 9.—8191. ■ NRockvtlle 453-4. ______Room Mirror, Serving Bar, Book tor. CaU 8101. Driver—The., woman of the Uefleld. . case^ Rug- an> Picture. FOR RB»rr—LAKE AMGTON, 4 instend o f botlieiteg ‘Dr. Merrill. sized handwriting, nurse. My A man who had a birthday yes farm gave me these, Herr Chiptain. your dog's bark was worse than Junlor--^Gh, she's ati right, but Ii4wt and Found____ t MB2< w a n t e d f o r general folks have good eyeeight.” He his bite? Judge—Guilty or not guilty? there are lo tii^ things we .needed RIDE TO PRATT and Whitney, NEED .MOTORS Overhauled? Priced specially low room cottage, modem conven terday, bad this to sayf "A lot Captain—Wi aln’t n ’t she angry? Roofing 17 work, only willing workers may lay back and dictated with eyes Second Neighbor—Yes. Defendant—Not guilty. woree. \ a/T» married her- yesterday. 128 E. Center street, Richardson Wanted to Rent 68 preted It. ' *^land. ______Brunner’s, 80 Oakland street. Tel. Moving—^Trucking- ed to suit the man. Keith’s, Main KITCHEN—Consists of live piece FOR RENT—Furaiehed room on I But we, with all of our com Take my word for it. The car struck and killed a fine slat in eating adih your knife? Whatever made you hits. Atlantic Service Station. 5191. Open evenings. Storage 30 street Dinette Set, Combination Stove Main street for 1 or 2. Continu-| WANTED— 4 OR 8 ROOM tene bined energy, are topped by one I am glad to be here. ^Just hunting dog. Junior—Because the knife Until he gets married, the aver P ibIJUO*'—A s T - BUND BLACK and remember tbat as long as I am Stagestnick. the young man , Sergeant-'Well, Charlie, you've white cat, strayed from 4M East (Chrome Pipe Included). Lino oua hot waten TeL 6803. ment by two adulta. Write Herald nurse— F|«dda! She is the most 'Captain (admonishing drive^) leaks. age man does not kriow what a "Stop gs^bling! Th» 1941 PONTIAC SEDAN. 1941 thousands ' of miles away, so la went to the city. Nothing W’aa bben overseas for two months gadget is. jUddle Turnpike. JTrs. Talbot. 1936 FORD SEH^AN. $176. Cali AUSTIN A. SiAiffiERi~Co3 leum Rug, Glaeeware and Dishes Box Z or Tel. 2-1762. beautiful girl I have ever seen in trains yoiNlpr big paying Jo Dodge sedan. 1941 Plymouth Situations Wanted— and Kitcjfien Stool. imlform end tbe craziest. She is the enemy. This is his back 2-1531. Trailer van service. Removals S u 7910. . " eedan, 1941 Plymouth c o ^ e , 1941 from coast l3 coaat, deluxe equCpr, Female 38 Priced specially tow FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, MOTHER AND MARRIED daugh ladstatigabls, dsver, efficient. Dr. doorstep ! am on.’ He’s not on Chevrolet 2 door. 1941 Chevrolet 4* centraUy located. 17el. *2-0723. yours. Which Is exactly the way FUNNY BUSINESS ment. crating, packing and stbi;- I a group fo r ...... $229 ter husband In service, would like Merrill thinks s great deal of her RED RYDER A Good Anfiwer 6 pasaenger coupe. Price below w a n t e d —PART TIME general two or three room furnished I Intend to keep it. BY FRE Announcements Auto Accessories—Tires 6 age. AGENT NORTH AMERI t FURNISHED ROOMS with and BO does Mias Fryberg. The celling. Cole Motors 4164. office- work, afternoons. Write apartment, centraUy located. Box CAN VAN LINES INC. Ball Branch of ConneOtlcut’e Largest kitchenette,' private entrance. TeL boys adore her and ahe is mar- The men who'know aay this la 1 OUGHT HIA ANpVlKhT RIGHT HAVE YOU USED BATTERY , charger, 1 mates to aU parts of U. 8. A. Tab Box A, Herald. Furniture Store 1, Herald. veloua to them. But she la hateful a big war, but I have my own 1938 OLDSMOBIUE hydromatlc, motor anallzer, very reasonable. 2-0998. ROBBIK)' TH’ TAKIN' in ’ LAVJ IN‘TOUR f jtRBW OQD PLACE . FOR SALE, radio, heater. 4 door sedan, guar 6187. a -l -b - e -r -t -s to ua. 8he despises women, de way of looking at it. I see it aa 3 BANK AFTER HE - OWN HANDS,RYDER? .918 cord. Telephone 6370. Barlow Motor Balea—2-1709. 43 Allyn SL—ilmrtford I 6 OR 6 ROOM FLAT Or hoUM Iqr spises them irrovocebly, with psy- a war no bigger than my heart. I anteed, terms and trades accept Live Stock— Vehicle* 42 BEAUTIFUL ROOM. Highly real responsible couple with 2 daugl^ ^DYNAlKlTEp ed. Brunner's, 80 Oakland street. dentist section. Private entrance. chopathle strength. guess all the boys do. And so, fly A yrnffMONDAT FOR Tniax 23 PIANO. SMALL RADIO, studio ters, age 10 and 15.. TeL 2-1705. In the operating room Fredda Open evenings—5191. Motorcycles— Bicycles 11 Repairing ONE GENTLE FIVE year old ■Ingle or double. CaU 101 Chest the war actually ia as Mg as all I'h n eld , Madison. Wisconsin, re- copch, Lawson love seat, occa nut StreeL Is at her best, lliere in Dr. Mer the milhonA of our hearts. And ll' i! turning July 31, can acoommo- PIANO TUNING and repairing; brown and white spotted saddle sional chairs, parlor suites, maple 1938 HUDSON SEt>AN, radio* MOTORCYCLE— MAROON. In horse. Reasonable- Call. Rockville rill's realm, a miracle of anti- that is why It will be won. Help Cidata 2 passengers, references ex- player piano specialty. John platform rodker. Sleepy Hollow Farms and Land for heater. $395. Terfns and trades. dian Chief 74, good running con 907-3. eepais In the bacill>is world ot with your hearts to win IL too. : ' diangsd. <^1 4052._____. Brunner’s, 8lr Oakland street. dition, new finish, high speed Cocherham, 28 Bigelow street. chair, glass Wkat-nol stand, gate Boarders Wanted 59-A Sale f 71 Arabian dirt, she displays tbe So long folks. I’ll be back aa Open eveiUngs. Call 6191. gears. CaU 2-0961 after 6 p. m. TeL 4219. FOR SALE—A SIX YEAtt-^old leg bkble. bureaus, chest, vege most remarkable of her many soon as I Mn. saddle bred bay mare, gently, table bin, 9x12 rUg, gas ranges, ROOMS— 1 DOUBLE, 1 single or BOLTON—74 1-2 ACRE F A R M - talents. Always yours, 1933 MOBILE sedan, a good spirited. Mbs. Raymond, Road " electric range, mirrors, scatter double, continuous hot water, 30 clear, 8 rooms, bath, electricity, She bolls the water in the ater- Everett. Private Instructions 28 rugs, and wardrobes. CaU 5187. w e w ly decorated, near Cheney’s. 8 bams, shed, poultfy houses— HORTON ROAD— _ cle. cheap car to run. Krol Wanted Autos— Bolton. UlzinS room . and prepares the ’’It’s s fine letter. Sergeant,” I _ 668 Center. Open eve Motorcycles PERSONAL INSTRUCTION,, elo Austin Chambers’ Warehouse, CaU 5290. $7,750. Terms. Tractor, tools, ■M thetic which he is supposed Very good 4-Boom Houm 12 livestock, $2,000. Welles Agency, said. "What else can I do for (8 ■nflnlsbed roois upstalrs>. nga 'tili 9. cution, clear speech, tutoring In FOR SALE —6 Week’s old pigs Manchester Green. Open dally to pva. She etrape tbe patient to you?” WE NEED USED CARS and are ■ $5 each. C. G. Heckler, Brewster 8-5. Saturday 7-12. Evenings, BEAU llFU L ROOMS, Ulebsip South Coventry. the opermting table and helps tha Eerge cabinet Idtchea. Wlre^ 1938 CHEVROLET OOUPE with school subjects. White Studio, 709 faculties refrigeration, elottaea "Mother always kissed me good for electric stme. Good paying the limit: any year, any Main atreet. Phone 2-1392. stre.et North Cqventry. Call 8612. Monday, Wednesday and Friday, tw o aaeietant nurses into their nighL” he grinned. heater. 1939 Plymouth coupe, model; two buyers, no delay. CaU 7:30-9. lines etc. furnished. Private en sterile butSts. She even helps Dr. 72 (To Be Coatlaned) heater, terms, trades accepted. 2-1709 or Barlow’s M oftr Sales, trance, central Board arranged Houses for Sale Merrill change his goubi and Brunner’s. 80 Oakland street Poultry and Supplies 43 MAPLE BED'S, bureaus, chairs if desired. Private sunbath, gar 16 Bralnard Place, Towil. Help Wanted— Female 35 gloves. Without a single false •N.. *»'*4»«**»** bZ. .D o 'm o n d . Business Services Offered 13 good pay. Steady work now_and \ a* ^''D Z- 4tt.AmT\E CCQA-leMV f u s Is a many Woodland, TWO PIPELESS FURNACES for Apartments, Flats, p. m., 92 Blssell. '' I t is a scientific pleasure to ViZ HMsSR TO HHGt TVUKT V>OTE COHt poal-wur. New System Laundry, isale. Buy now and be prepared watch Dr. Merrill operate. He Is j^ b O ltle s . ASHBS-.AND RUBBISH removed, Harrison street. / - FOR SALE—350 N. H. RED pul Tenements -'- " n OS r Ofe TO for cold weather. Jones Furniture 1 CITY FARM AND LAKE proper a, \grtmt surgeon, an artist. --His The Situation: A working wom- T '. 2-1588. W. SchulU. lets, 4 1-2 mo. old. ready to lay, ty, building lota and woodland superiority Is manifested in every s e t VNOLTNViOOO 7 SnUCET— WANT*ED—WOMAN OR GIRL to A Heating, 36-38 Oak streeL Y«l. THREE ROOMS FOR rent heat a.. has a room In s boarding house, JBMI T— H. A. Frink, Wapping or 7168. for sale. Jonea Realty. 86-88 Oak movement, in his silence and self- S-Boom1 Slngle^a^ WANTED work In laundry. Apply 72 Maple 8254. ed. hot water. 24 Homestead and mutt wash out' lingerie .and V500V.D '3t\ StreeL . street Ttlephone 828^. control, In bis humility In recog stockings In the bathroom. Good lot. Nc m IM street, or call 8416. WINDOW SHADES—VENETIAN VOOVVBl 8-Room Single In the vicinity nizing the greater artist, nature. Wrong Way: Leave the wash wbooL 86A00. Articles for Sale 45 blinds. Owing to our very low FOR RENT -THREE ROOM FOR SALE—4 ROOM CAPE Cod -Me. te -not _valn„jmd never talks of West Center Street, near bus WANTED— WOMAN OR GIRL cottage, apace for 2 'extra rooma, basin .unsccubbed_ afterward and wu(Ty* HELP WANTED for full or part time house work. overhead, get our special low apartment 25 Kerry street CaU about a Job well done. If he. pulls Hpe. EXTRA LARGE WICKER re after 8:30, 8047. copper plumbing, tUe bath, firn- hang the things on the towel racks V SDN?1r\f JARVIS ROAD— 29 Cottage. ’ veraible doll carriage, excellent prices on high grade window a doubtful case through, it was nto dry. Somn Modem Home. Therw O^Room Duplex on the Weat place, well landscaped, corner lot, ^ Male condition. Call 6381. shades and Venetian blinds com- nature that did the trick. It is **11)81 doggone corkscrew manufacturer can’t forget — V* SBontat Control bent nnd air Side. Near bus line. WOMEN WANTED for general ' pletely Installed. Samples furnish FOR RENT—3 ROOM furnished | on bua line. Write Box M, Herald. Right Way: Scrub the wash ba Paper Machine Tender. impossible not to be impressed by sin carefuljy and take the things . ■ business!” '''' 'ag. Inimedlate oo- work, only willing workers may ed. Capitol Window Shade Co-, apartment with gaa and electrici his work, his manners, his per 8-Rooiri Single In good condi Paper Machine Helper. ty furnished. Right on bua line. to her own' room- to dry—or hang IW 60. tion; large lot. Vicinity of Na apply, *-^steady work. Holland THREE H; P. U. 8. motor. Call 241 North Main street. Phone sonality. We all are. He is the Important War Work. Telephone 8254, ^ Clooda Never rtdowstrnck them on a basement or out-of- than HaM acbopl. Cleansen, 1007 Main atreet. 8351. 8819. Open evenings. man for whom .you would go Goors line. (The fact that women SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH gCMMR STREET— ___ Hiring in compliance with through fire. But he doesn’t notice often do strew their washed clothes SERVICEMAN’S WIFE would like , Although appearing to ^ our admiration, and he doesn’t see S-Boom 8lugl«. Oam|e~lB h^m^B^^baUting^nii vicinity W. M, C. regulations. woman or high school girl to stay Summer Homes for Rent 67 through the clotllte at times, tha over bathroom towel raeke it one MMBMit An Improv*- Garden^Farm-i-uairy BABY CRIB. GOOD SIZE®, com that he has already made Yvonne of Glastonbary or Ehst Hart nights with two children, while moon is about 100,000 Umea far* reason why so many landladies tents. 85.100. Cash le- Products 50 plete. maple. 80 Pine street. COVENTRY LAKE— COTTAGE. a different girl. He sees only, his dislike having women roomers.) ford. Rogers Paper Mfg. she works. Call 5484 mornings. Ither away-than the highest clouds gjMnd 81,808. Available July IS through Labor work. ALLEY OOP How Do You Do, Madam? Day. AU conveniences. Phone that exlsL A great example is the best Co* FOR - SA.L«Ej— CELERY plcuitA 5 Pi e c e w a l n u t bedroom set. Cause For Fainting JARVIS REALTY C(>» GIRL WANTED TO HELP with $125, Write, Box O. Herald. Manchester 5820. apur in evei^ profession; writh us SUMMIT STREET— Mill On Oakland Street Angeld>. 147 Birch street, r Two-Thirds Transport by .RaU It is vital. Whatever Dr. Mbrrill , 'WE'VE EVADED JAKJVTHING& BET- S-Boom Duplex. Steam 28 Alexander St. M^uicheater housework. Call 6735, . ' POBSUtT P o a TV(E TEB THAW THOSE , SPEXHAL FOR FHE .rest of this AT COLUMBIA LAK^, LAKE, 5 roomi demands seems natural to us. Dallas—UP)—The ' city qmbu- beat. S-car garage. 86^00. Pboaeet 4118 or 7278 cottage with bath, for rent. Last In 1943 railroads carried mora lance driver tepdrted he was called ' BUT X ) SMELLV CAMELSi, Household Goods ~5L week! Inlaid linoleum for 9x9 Take cleanliness, for instance. wfe CAIOT IP ONLV FOR A Oaah required 81.500. two weeks in Aug. Tel. 2-1348 than . two-thirds of the nation’: Antisepsis at home Is a matter of out to pick up an unconscious wo kitchen, $11.75; Congoleum 9x9 transportation load. wOPE TO AVOID LITTLE NURSERY FURNITURE SALE! kitchen, $4.95, cutting charge ex after 8 p. m. routine. Here, where every gallon man at a drug store. He learned on JJECACrnjRE ' W H IL E *••* ADAMS STREET— NEW 4 AND 5 ROOM While they last! Ivory\fuIl panel tra. Congoleum rugs Deluxe 9x12, of water has to be pumped from his arrival that she had stopped to .C MOM/^ 8-Pamlly Houae—8 and 6. FOR SALE crib complete with mattress— $5.75— 6x9. $3.25. I^rge assort a fountain, it becomes a major call her liquor dealer and inquirt Impeevemeeta. 88,009. Caab HOUSES TO RENT $12.95. Maple or blond hira-chaira ment to choose from. Jones Fur task. if he had her favorite brand ot OOO BELIEVES Hi© wqubed 8S0O- Saddle Horses, Ride and $7.95. Heavy maple play mrda— niture, 36-k8 Oak street. Tel. If your uniform is soiled, you whiskey. When he said yes, she «KLS, G OSCAR eOOH FOR SALE $12.95. All-steel carriages $19.50.' a s h don’t Just send It to the laundry fainted. AMD 6o BB0W80N, Located On Bus Line. Drive. Some Saddles and 82j^ WE PAY G WEBE SLAIN--BUT ADAMS STREET— Children’s maple A Wicker WILL BUY ANY FOB GOOD and get It back tomorrow evening. You wash It yourself. Complexion For . Guns HEBE THEV ARE 4-Vamlly Houae — Could Agent On Premigea Bridles. ' era. $4.98. Benson’s. 713 Main BEDROOM SE7 XND other furni AF^ER ESCAPING SUMMER ture. CaU after 5 p. m. 46 Blssell m o d e r n FURNITURE ba lemodelted Into two 9-. 1 to 6 P, M. GOOD A patient must be made to feel FCCA4 A CARAVAN vooitt apartmenta. Good lot. LAST CALL ON LAWN and porch\ street. . WE BUY comfortable in a clean bed but The 110,000 pounds of steel BOUND «=oa oPHie, $6,009. Cash iSquiiad 8800. c o t t a g e s Pine Trail chairs. Large comfortable sliding you must be careful in using up which went into blackhead squeez KING SOLOMOM'G \ A t . seat. Unfinished. Sal price $4.95. REAL ESTATE ENTIRE ESTATES sheets. A dressing must be ers in- a single year would make RED SEA PORT O AK PA RK Markinery and Tools 52 four 158-mm. guns, 1000 3-inch ANDOVER, CONN.— Stables Benson's, 7'' 7 Main streeL ' If yon are moving and have changed as often as necessary but CONNECTICUT HAS AN allot- excess Items, call ns. only the soiled parts may be trench mortirs, 4400 .30 caliber On Route 8i-8-Room Sln- Coventry Lake DEVELOPMENT 685 Parker Street FOR s a l e :— tA'MBINATION oil Fair Prices gla. Baaement gamga. Flre- meni\of new Cletrac crawler trac thrown sway. The rest is-washed machine guns, 55 16-inch shells, (About 20 Miles East 257 Hilliard Street Telephone Manchester 7891 and gas stove, practically new. and sterilised and used again. 110 2000-pound aerial bombs, or FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Still Secret giaor. AU oaovcnlenoea. Ap- Inquire 136 Woodland btreeL tors. Ypur qualifications naay en ROBERT M. REID pvoxfanately one acre of land. of Hartford) title you to a new Cletrac. Con Wm. F. Johnson AU that compared to the lux more than three iS-ton tanka. n m E D IA T E OCCUPANCY. These cottages have every sult us now. Dublin ITacto. Com Builder Real Batat* &SONS urious ceanlinesa o f home i s 's 201 Main St. Phonp n9S Recites Phone.Book we o BETTER GO Tb THr HAVE VOU SOLO Pic k s o r Nto, BUT THEY $4,800. Cnab 81.000. convenience and the rental BLUE COAL KOT Water heater. pany, WUHmanUc. Telephone 7426 or 4614 wearisome Job with time ever VILLAGE AND F'NO OUT/ ANV PICKS OR , s h o v e l s ? MIGHT. VVANT Phone 3438— 103 High streeL Manchester, Conn. scarce and precious. But It Is done IF ANVBODV HEARD »AE I LACAV. SHOVELS LATELV/ HMMWf TO start incoine for July and Augu.st Gerald Carlion of Shawnee, SOUTH KIUUNGLT, without a grumble because Dr. HOLLER. That we struck n o b o d y DIGGING HEse? ranges from $250 to $350. FOR REN X FOR SALE— 1 MAPLE living-1 99 MerriU wishes it to be done. Okla., can repeat whole books GOLD! EVER c o m e s O O N N ^ from memory. This youth’s fa'vor- UP HERB TO . HA KAMI $-Room Dwelling with Hghta Prices are from $1,500 to WANTED! room seL 1 dinette set, 1 bedroom **Sun’Backer GOLD/ At seL and miscellaneous articles. 42 | ite demonstrttion is to recite the WORK/ HA HA/ and running water. 2-car $.3,500 with moderate cash 10 BOYS OR GIRI.S “Would you do mS' a favor, 'garage. House in good con Seaman’s Circle. nurse?” Sergeant Harvey, head whole of the! local telephone direc SPECIAL requirements, balance be (14 Years or Over) Slip Set tory. I PRICE dition with new roof and'out ing carried by very reason Coventry Lake and arms -severely burned and side paint Job. One-half acre stiffly bandaged,! vdil8i>ered when 4 of good tillable land. SOO ft. able monthly payments. FOR WEEDING 3. 4 AND 5-ROOM COTTAGES bn my third round 1 took his te^ - CiHzenshlp Doubted frtm bns line. Priee 82,800. Apply: “ with electrie refrigerators and ^nermture and counted bis puldb. Oaah required 8500. stoves. Screened porches. WANTED! ‘ "Siirely I will.” I filled bis glass Indians, ' original Americans, THE ALLEN with fresh water and put the finding themselves without, birth ea>».wwi»>i«iB»ean>B. T.is'iim .easff.ew. r-tt A few directly on the beach. certificates, are having trouble EAST HARTFORD. Pei la Brothers straw between his dry Ups, an- REA LTY CO. Others 75 ft. from water. tlcipatii% tbe most urgent wish of getUag certain war Jobs becaum ‘T w o of the boys Marjorie has been writing those sirft MAY STREET— 364 BidwelFStreet Rental $30 to $40 per week. 8-Booro Single, All con all our patientAi He drank'qi alow ot inability to provs they arc na . Realtors TELEPHONE 7405 PAINTERS tives. letters to happened to come back to town at the same veniences. Near aehools and~ 953 Main Street Tel. 3301 PHONE MANCHESTER 8801 ■\ relishing gulps but through a timet” IM/ shopping .center. 8SA00. FULL OR P ART TIME* funny grimaca showed this waAn't his only wish. ^ "Take a letter, nurse, please, TUONERVILLB FOLKS BY PONTAINB FOX WASH TUBBS Danger Sign* EAST HARTFORD, wlU you ?” PINE STREET— GRKNBROOKE "You shouldn’t talk so much, t r » a iduAOftON TAKES or*. ■kJURHOMS 8-Room Duplex and 2- Sergeant.” ' '' HAMPLE-BAR" HANK “ fle e MTMWIN«S...fl0$ei9L8 TAA* r t A T FamUy Flat.- Both have all WE MTi fOff A HBU EN8MV WEAPON Improvenfenta and good lots. HOMES ^ ’’Please, nurse, a short letter. ■'Duplex priced at 84,500.' One It bothers me. X have to gst.lt WALKER STREET out o f my head.'* ^ aide ready for occupancy. . . . Buy - X. 2-Family Flat, 84,800. "You roustn” t dictate it. Save your strength 1 can arrite some lines for you.” , * We have several very good . . . Sell "No!” he warded off, "you take propertlek. ■ Why not FOR S A L I ___ ■' ■ V caU Ds for complete Informa- Part Time Drivers f tton ? ...Trade South Coventry OETAIL rOR t o d a y Additional Listings A«-allable. REAL 3-Room Single with large ] Lucky Bag ~ M ortgage Arranged. encloeed aun piorch and ntll- Fire — Aoto — Life ity tpoRi* LavatoiT, lights | Insorance. WORK QN YOUR OWN SjCHEDULE MM ESTATE and Philgas. Tool shed. OFTEN FINDS THAT TURNING HIS BACK ON A LADY SBIW ipM IT W« MSYICI. me. T. u. no u APPLY READV f o r w o r k - Lot 75 X 150 ft. $2,500. W hdt Have Yon to Cash required $500. > OUT OUB WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HOOP! ALLEN O f f e r ? 1^ REALTY CO. If VOORE PLANNINO t o SLEEP WAIT TILL SOU G O INSIDE GOOOeVB, eC N S! 60 LONS/ OUTDOORS TONIGHT AJ THAT TENT; I'LL MVSB TUK IF Wfi Hit A AUea A Hitchcock, Inc. TH E A LLEN t h e h o u s e a n d s e e WmOS ALEXANDER MANCHESTER LUMBER •lOy yE GOT ANOTHER THINK COM* TH ERE.' AUNT WAV AND MEMAGERlE, DETOUR AMD 953 MAIN STREET R EA LTY CO. IN©.' HOW MANY Times do i h e r t h r e e k i d s , a n d BUT tT'LL B e SO OVER. . Telephone 3301 D TELL SOU THAT. VDU\ THEY RE GONNA SPEND Realtors ’ . To obtain pomplete cutting ~ and ACKAMOETD bilASA R A - IBBT] MANCHESTER —JARVIS by Mrs. Anne Cabot A. BED TO B l e e p in ? T h e NIGHT.''THEY'LLTAKE and FUEL COMPANY 982 Main Stnei TA SSOl tmiabing pattern for AppUque* in'* o vE l Rr MY------ROOM a n d Th em e o A l=EV0 fall© ev VOO ‘ Now’s the Ume to buUd.up that Office Honrs 8:80 to 6:30 Real Estate and Mort(fa$es BtrucUons for. the Bow-Knot*Lin- SOM E—S O I Fig u r e OAV« WITHOUT M 16T A K B , WONOEftitl ALLEN • HITCHOOoR U onrie reaervp you’v e bead talk* . Except Snndiy, | Everett T. McKinney, Mgr. ------gerte Bet (Pattern Mo. 8766) aixei MIGHT AS WELL A iJeev/ou© WK'LL HOVJtUeT 26 Alexander Street 824 Mats Street uraUmaatle | Ing about! A couple of lengths oi OUT BEFORE IM ASKED' Thnnday Evenings 7-9. CENTER s t r e e t PHONE 5145 14. 16 and 18 included, send 18 b r e a k o o w f j w o o o - TeL 1938 pastel rayon aatln, crepe or sheer ± S £ T O .C&T OUT.' SRAfi.IH e Phone 4lil2 or 7275 Cents In coin, plus 1 cent postage, AblCK0« pc o ^e s M cotton, a bit of ISce for the lovety The LUCKY SAG is the place edging—and a your damb. addreas and th* pSb : ' '-t AMO rtrrcH Mi5Se0 PUy clothes for your holiday tent number to Adne Cabo|,' :Th« where lost or misplaced 'ertidw mvud.' oum . couple of hours aawing time and arc kepL It may include any* LANK LEONARD I must Include'' at ISast ow “aun- you'll have one of the nicest seta Manchester Evening- Herald, IIM 1i , KNoas ALL^ HICKEY FINN A Prediction kbackar” wlfih a anappy bolero to Sixth Avenue. M m York 18, N. X filing from a pair of seeks to a 1UKW YBARSyl change tha. alecvelenp, atrappM poaaiblei mattress. Since mothere aren’t IS REALLY THE c o r r e c t THINS TO PO NO, JARVIg! IlM Jumper Int oa amaff atre^fro^ on hand to pick up after the boys, X-I'M . NOT SURE '^ -T H A T lg WHV I t h in k it Pattern No. 8870 ia In afitea 10. the Navy and Ceast Guird use THAT H£ 1« b e t t e r AWPUW g l a d TH A T VOO MI6HT BE IP VOO PORaCT | I l f , 14. 18, 18 and 80., 8 txe IK » • the LUCKY BAG-'to cneourege JARVIS! DO y o u thinking WVHATl TOLD VOU ABO U T M lR OlDi AND BEFORE lOET DONE. MINTMORE WILLBE [aaoibla, requlroa 4K '-yerda o f 89- T6\^Pattern Suhscrihers them to stow their geer Where it MEAN TO TEu m e THSTX a b o u t IT, AND THE e o v l IT WAS REALLV 1 InGi materiaL belongs- When an article le fiaund MINTMORE IS THINKIN'I— OUT I' VERY gruRlO OP MB TO MflVE GCAO VOO DID, For tbla attraettva pattern. awiJ out of place, it goca Into the a b o u t MARRVIN'THAT/ SURE THAT MENTIONED rrl T o o l 18 ceata, phia 1 cent tOt\ postage. Dereuae of Uw tremenduua' amount at mall M ins aabuiyo o> LUCKY BAG, and Is kept there DOUBLE-CHINNED; gH E IS In endns, w lth^your name, A d d re ^ the postal ayatem them days, aod the s h o r e s of laooi, we ash until clelmert, U-you gat It bade CONNIVE!?, attan number and Mae to The that you be patient if jroui. pattern isn't deUvered Aa prontpuy without doing extra duty, you’re MR6. MAZOOMA? ..lancbeeter Evening Herald, To- as td.tbe past. The eeaaon'of heavy pattern'orders lA now under tiicky. For this reason,, some ar I days' Patten Service, 1180 SlxO i ~ivny~and wUl'flbdUoue tbrough Baatei; fhert are bouho |r ot ticles are Just forgotten unfit I avenue. New York 19. N . Y. ■ delays. Pattema are mSUed third-cUsa end are trsquenUy Uiere is a LUCKY BAG sale, wbah 'The amut new ip m of the mld- Aaisead iMMiwii Of ooBEestk*. Be enre Is retnm the ouas-’ 1 . b f a o l llW f M ^ ^ uavent raoMved tfia pattefa all unclaimed things are auetionad Immimer style book —dTASHlON— off to tho lilghost bidder. Then 4 ' ^ Ihas 83 pages of oool-looklng, crisp In a reaennehle length of ttroe, please advise ue the aurober and I new aportwear and aummer day ^ slM ordered end we will ohech youi order. , . file owner is lucky if he gets bis: IfreckB and aocmaorles. Order your . r belongings back without having to yj)* MrNaittM SyaSmil,, lw . oav too big a prioa... WHV MOTHERS GET GRAY ^ loopy now. Price IB oaate. a Mi ".Vi i'rur.iKi7aiiiffi I.. i