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Manchester Evening Herald Average Daiiy Circulation For the Month o( Inly, 1944 The Weather Foreesat of D, 8. Weather Bureeu montha and haa aeen plenty Of ac- David E. Hawley, son of Mr. Uon. He expects to leave again Govertinieiit Pays Second Lieut K en n eth .,M o r­ and Mrs. Robert F. Hawle^of C^ Dubaldo Bovs ncx^ week for a new assignment. 8,728 Cloudy u-itb ruin begtaalng enri.v rison. son of Mr. and Mrt, ■ bum Road. M a n c h ^ r, Who at­ Tax on Properly lonight and eontinulng to Thura- Morrison, of 67 Elro street, has Bruiio A. Dubaldo who com­ HALE’S Member of the Audit da.v; little temperature change to- loiit Town tending summer school a t WUbra- Given Parties p lete his basic training at the U. i-eported for duty at Sheppard hant Academy, WUbraham, MaM., Wednesday Morning Speciah ef Clrculntiona iV ^tl net ee wnrm Thuniday. FiSd. Texas, one of the Army .wr 8. Naval Training Center at ■th'i Mind Requl*« M**« la ranked among the honor stu­ Sampson, N. Y., in June, was Manchester la not losing any of Manchester—-A City of Village Charm Forces basic training centei^ dents according to • hia scholastic U celebrated tom onw All three eons of Mr. and Mrs. home from. Boston for the week­ the income from the Martser prop­ Regular 79c • $1.00 and $1.19 a t 8 o’clock at 8t. Brid- was commission^ ^ c e m ^ ». standing which haa Just been m- end. The brothers are well kilown leased for the month of July. T ^ Julius Dubaldo of 59 Irving street, erly located on Oak street which VOL. LXHL. NO. 258 (C1nael6ed Advertlehig. en Pnge'Tt) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2,1944 (FOURTEEN PAGES) ch for the late Maa. Peter, Victor and Bruno, have as musicians and years before PRICE THREE CENTS XSyffrSS’SSSrSij.u periodical check-up m the rwort they entered the service formed a was taken over by the government Beurpa. Schtml a t Miami Beach, Flu^d*- of each student Is part of the Indi­ been home on furlough recently; NOVELTY SCARFS and Before coming Into the Army lieu­ dance orchestra. They were thrill­ as Mr. Martzer is ap enemy alien. vidual guidance that may be prop­ and aa one of them.eVictor. who ed at the opportunity to play The rents are collerted by the :re Sparks, a native ^ tenant Morrison was employed by erly regarded as the cornerstone ho has lived in T o l^ , Ohio, the Connecticut Mutual Life Insur- has been stationed at canip again, ensemble, and performed at Manchester Trust Company as New Filipino President Signs Oath lay yaarV is vialUn* his of the Academy’s program. Charles Maxey, Paris. Texas, with the a couple of ahower parties In hon­ was thefbrmer case, but Instead of In Talcottvllls and Man- ance Company. L, Stevens, Headmaster of tne VANITY SETS Army brought home s bride,i there or of the bride In the family. Mrs. the money going to Mr. Martzer Close-out of smart, colorful pastel la aecompanled by nis Academy, pointed out, have been celebrations at the Du­ Sartor entertained for her new it is now sent to the government Nazi Forces ored Forces Rev Karl Richter, pastor of the scarfs In 16" x 36” and 16" x 43" sizes. Cfi^...... - '*'1,; ' " baldo home, and at the homes of sister-in-law at hor'Kome on office In Chicago, and from Chica­ Concordia Lutheran church w 11 the married daughters, Mrs. Jo­ Some vanity sets. Not all, colors in 4 9 ) ^ take his vacation during the month School street, and' fully 30 .young go comes the checks that pay for j each size. . Lepen tneeting for the discus- of August, and leaves t^orrow Private 1^‘isier seph Sartor- and Mrs.- Prlm<^ people attended the party and pre the taxes due to the town and the |M Rotary projects and p n ^ Amadeo. ' .«ehted her with a choice assort South Manchester Fire District.' for his old home in Michtgan. He It will be recalled that Julius Regular $5.98 and $3.98 V aHll be held at the Country plknt to visit relatives in Iona, ment of gifts. Another greenback Tby the Rotary Club this eve- Home on Leave Dubaldo with hiS daughters, Mrs. and gift shower was held in her e ; Twisted Nazi Lines; at 6:30. Reports of the Sev- lyinslng and Grand Rapids. Sartor and Mrs. Amadeo, spent honor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. x - ■ iAnnual Assembly of Rotary considerable time in Texas, In Au­ Julius Dubaldo. Mtlonal. l«9th District, held The commltta# In charge of the P»fc Harry Leister, of 82 Flor­ gust, 1943, visiting Victor who ELASTIC PINAFORES $2 .0 0 faatfleld. Mass., last Tuesday Grange fair win have a meeting ence street, has returned home was then stationed at North Camp Sizes 10 to 18. AH Sales Final.______I be given ^by officers who at- tomorrow evening at eight o dock after two and otie-half years in the Hood. His bride was the former HOSIERY the meeting. . „ In the Masonic Temple. , South Pacific. Private Leister le MIee Murray O'Brien of Parle, and ' No-Seam Bareleg Chiffon Weight in Noose ?^teu 3 Pockets suffering fboni’ malignant malaria their marriage took place on May i FLOOR LAYING Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. Kelley of Heavy or Light W'elght. was a good turnout of and is still being treated at the 20. . , AND SANDING (teer workers on surgic^ Germantown. Pa.. “"Uouncea the Army hospital at Camp Devene. Peter J, Dubaldo, who Is a fire-, Other Nazis Fight Vio­ ailnga at Center church pariah birth of a daughter. Janice Caro Harry, like eo many others, says man second class in the Navy, has Reflniahi^ and Waxing. RAYON HOSIERY Stride TowanI Brest I MfiS night, and It Is hoped that K on July 30. Mrs. Kelley was that this sickness is one of the been In the South Pacific for ten . E.stimates Gladly Given With reinforced cotton foot for extra lently on 20-Mile Arc Peace Looms Sooner Turks Break Links And Rennes in Brit* ^■ssions tomorrow from 10 to the former Janice Remig of Pine worst enemies that the armed ARTHUR wear. Values to 62e. lyedncsday # at the American Lieglon home street. ___ forces In the South Pacific has to CALL 8 2 5 4 Momlni^ ...... Y ...... * ,Jjr• In Defense of War­ tany; British Crack Pbe well attended. However, the contend with. There are now am­ ALICE COFRAN 39^ saw;' Chemiakhovsky Center of Line and Bt quota la still far from com- Dr G. A. F. Lundberg Just re­ ple supplies of quinine and medi­ (Known As qiieea Alire) Than Once Expected With Nazis Today I«m, and H will be necedsary to turned from his vacation Y^’ster- cal personnel in these war sones. to SPIBITDAL MEDIUM Reopens Huge E^ve Reach Point 13 Miles Et again Monday and Wednes- day and was caUed out of town In battle this disease. Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son ] next week at least. thetne aftemoon^onaiieriiwi,- an ui, ./ The m e feverlevei isin contracted by the Bum With a Veil. Toward East ' Prussia Say, Broad Indications Rus­ South of 4]aumont; is now expected to be back in ms / bitten by a amopheli- Readings Dally, Including Sunday, $1.00 SUMMER JEWELRY churdM Tinian Will Bc 4,735 Britons ement— office on Thursday. ^ / nae mosquito found In tropical On 2QO-Mile Front; O f Germany and Japan sia Will Consider ISetv, 16 Miles Separate Brit* swamps and Jungles, which car­ • A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appolnt- HALE'S SELF SERVE Necklaces Bracelets Harriett’s Beauty Salon, 129 Bolton Orange will have a a, ries the malaria parasite Into the ■nenL In the Service of the Peo­ 10 Miles to Border. Recoiling on Every Finnish Request for \ ish, Yank Spearheads^, street Is closed fur v^ca- ple for SO Veurs. The Original In New England! Earrings Brooches Another Safe Listed Robot clal meeting on blood stream affecting the blood 169 Church Street, Hartford, Conn. World Battle Front. Armistice and Liberty.' untll Monday, August 14th. August 4, when the first and aVc- plasma. 'This is followed by 39^ Moscow, Aug. 2.—(IP)— Supreme Headquarters Al­ ond degrees will be conferred, rfnd spasms of high fever and then in- Phone 6-t024 President Sergio Osmens (.seated), new president of the Philip­ another meeting on tenae chills. Thousands of Germans trap­ Loj^don, Aug. 2.— (IP) — Bomber Base pines, signs hi^ qath of office as first duty in hlr. new post in the London, Aug. 2.— (IP) — Bomb Victims lied Expeditionary Force, confer the third and fourth decrees BABY SHOP ped in Latvia and Estonia by off ice of Secietary of Interior Harold L. Ickes in Wa.shlngton. Asso­ Aug. 2.—(IP)—M u 1 t i p 1 6 on candidates. Wed. Morning Specials! Prime Minister- (Churchill said I ciate Justice Robert H. Jackson of the U. S. Supreme eburt, who ad­ Turkey aligned herself with; IF YOITRE FOR TOP VALUE a swift Russian plunge to the today he felt that the final | Capture Gives United ministered the oath, and Miss Maria Osmena, the new president’s the United Nations today to.; 14,000 Injured, 817,- prongs of British •and Ameri-: Charles Victor Brown. A. 8 . of Seek Extension IN A NEW HOME I p l a n n in g f o r a 144 I-,enox street, has completed MOSQUITO NEHING Baltic sea 30 miles- west af end of the war against the States Second‘Unsink- daughter, look on. Osmena, former vice president, rose to tne presi­ the extent of breaking off 000 Houses Destroyed can armored forces stabbed dency iollnwing the JeaUi bf Preaki^nt Manuel Qiiezon. (AP wire- at terribly twisted German his boot training at the / Nar^I Of Mail Service Sm the Ones Being Built By Riga thrashed at the Russian Axis would come sooner, per­ ftble Aircraft Carrier^ photo). .1 ' diplomatic and economic re­ Or Damaged During Wedding Training Center, N. Puffed Wheat Sparkies for carriages. All made up of a fine noose today while other Nazis lines today, striding toward and after s furlough Jlls home GREENBROOKE haps much sooner, than he Next to Saipan. lations with Germany, and Six Weeks* Attack. or win return to Sampwm f<* riirther ResidenU of Oak Park, -the de­ meah. fought violently on a 20-mile once expected. “On every bat*- there were broad indications Brest and Rennes in Brittany, J aaaignment. ^ '^•y . ______P k t. l i e 50^ velopment to the north of Hilliard HOMES, INC suburban arc in defense of that powerful Soviet Russia breaking oiit ip the center, street, have asked the poet office tie front all over the world," U. S. Pacific Fleet Headquar- London, Aug. 2.— —German Banquet Miss Bernice Pohlman of Anne On Walker Street G reen Stamps Given With Cash Sales! besieged ' Warsaw. Northeast of he told the House of Com­ teri, Pearl Harbor, Aug. 3.—(F)— soon would consider a new robot bombh have killed 4,736 Bri­ and threatsping • to circle threa [| Campbell’s Beauty Saloh. U epma authorities for the extension of . the invested Polish capital, youth­ 8 White Personsx. huge pockets of the enemy, free delivery of mall. This is the mons, “the Armies of Germany The nine-day. conquest of Tinian, Finnish request for an armistice tons, inju.jd 14,000 an(i destroyed Ing two weeks In Westerly, R. I. For further laforiaatton cun at Puffed Rice Sparkies ful Oen. Ivan Cbemiakhovaky re­ and Japan are' recoiling. . . . 1 guaranteeing Finland’s independ­ b'aced With Fresh Disaster 'hone 5790 I sixth request made by residents in Alexander Jaryta Co. blllce on opened a huge drive toward East a campaign shortened by use of a or damaged 817,000 houses in six Marshal- Erwin Rommel—Ger»'[| The Auxiliary of Mone-Ypres different developments for tte ex- am increasingly ied to feel that ence. Center afreet or at 26 Alexander Prussia on a 200-miIe front, strik­ the interval between the defeat of death-dealing secretweapon on ABBursDces GH’en Mannerhelni weeks of bombardment of „ondon man broadcasts confirmto he is is [ Post Britlsh^War Veterans, has slon of mall and to date but one street. pkg. 12ic ing within ten miles of the pre­ the hospital with a brain concus>< FREE Dostiioned Its monthly meeting has been grants^ Itoeii^ta In Hitler and the defeat of Japan the 4,500 Japanese defenders, gave Seriously Injured It was' reported reliably in and soulfiern England, Prime Phones: 41 IS or "mS The JW CORR war frontier of the land of the t^ll be sborter—perhaps much the United States a second “un- Stockholm that Marshal Baron Sion from Allied air attsude—ap>1 Ih f o r m a t i o n f f tS S o r r o w evening to Wednee- 1 the Garden Apartments »»tween Junker generals. Minister (Jhurchill grimly told peered faced with freah disaster; Forest and St. James streets have iMrgn Family Size Can MANCHtSTBR COHM- , shorter—than I had at one time s'lnkabie aircraft carrier" today Mannerheim had received Russian commons today. day of next week. long been ready for the service, Suggesta Vistula Crossing supposed.” aaaurancea before he assumed, the aa Ueut. Gen. Sir' Mileb C. Demp*] «OLD PAGANI but the request has not as yet been (The German communique aug- Mentions No Dates next to Saipan, won in 25 days. presidency of Finland yesterday. He warned that even more dead­ aey’s British Second Army crack-J The Salvation Army band will Friend's Beans Can 17c , gested that Russian troops were On Guam, Marines and soldiers By Gangs ly weapons may be used in a Ger­ ed through the center of the lina t give Jta first band concert of the granted. ’The 100 famUiea living He mentioned no dates. But, Berlin broadcasts promptly her- & SONS in the kpartmenla find It necessary pouring across the broad and confidant and cheerful, he sketch­ who already- -have won its beat atded Turkey’s action as a "prel­ man campaign of vengeance and and reached a position IS milsai season, tomorrow evening at 8 awtft Vistula river south of War­ ed bright pictures of a swiftly ap­ harbor and air field pushed north slaughter. south ot Caumont. CATEREftS o’clock In Center Park. to go to the post office for mail on the 14th day of invasion ude ^to war."' Prime Minister although they are In one of the saw, asserting that Nazi planes proaching victory. He spoke one ChurclUJl told Commons that if A million persona have evacuat­ Lieut. Gen. Omar N. Bradley’S; TAKE THE "sank on the Vistula 28 Soviet hour and 45 minutes before th e.against 10,000 doomed Japanese ed London and others not eosentiai spearheads raced toward Rennes^- most thickly settled sections of the Punch Orange, Lemon and being whittled down by bombs-and Budget Data Germany pow attacks Turkey “we in the renter th* P*at«»y town. - ferries crammed with troops." The House, which had Just voteu itselF ln~Philadclphia as Race o shall make copimon cause with to the war w^re urged to leave.-Of SWELTER communique skid "heavy, fluctu­ a seven-week holiday. rockets Of carrier planes. her and take Ipe German menace the houses, I'i.OOC were destroyed. insula, and were declared to b*;; CAR NEED REPAIRS? ating fighting" was continuing on Aside from the Japanese refer­ The Marianas operation was Trouble Flares in Tie- Through July 31, the Germani. had well on their way in some fore# Lime or Raspberry Syrup moving so fast-that Admifal Ches­ Sees Larger aa well aa we can in our stride." toward Brest, Frarice’a great port Set Me For’ Prompt, Expert the approaches of Elaat Pnnaia be­ ence, the most definite statement up of Public Trans- V Helsinki .reports received in hurled 6,340 bombs toward .Eng­ Auto Repair Service OUT OF tween Aiiguatow, eight miles from he made on this score was; ter W. Nimitz issued three com­ Stockholm said Gerriian garrisons land. at the western tip of the peninsula. > ' STOP WE WILL BE CLOSED the frbntier, and the Memel river. "I fear greatly yie raising of muniques Tuesday. This steel tip was already Boma — -- Pint 21c Mapping Up Remnants poHation System ; already were moving oUt of the Kate o r Fatalities Drops _ miles past , 13 milea ABEL’S SERVICE STA. Thpk Germans acknowledged loss false hopes,, but I no longer feel Tax Ineome southern Finland althou;^ Berlin Churchill’s speech suggested that Reur 26 Cooper Street J i U I L T ) I N G SUMMER! ALL DAY W'EDHIESDAYS 5>f Kalvaria,' Jelgava and Wilko- bound' to deny that victory may All organized resistance ended Teen-Agers in Gangs. southwest of . Tha t e r m i t e Monday night on Tinian, where .broadcasts quoted a ForelgU Of­ the rate of be mb launching from Rennes-bound column. Prime Mln*f w-iBchken in Latvia and said they come perhaps soon." fing as saying the change of Fip- the French channel (xiast had de­ THROUGH AUGUST 9th. recaptured Birsen. Fighting still In the same vein he said that the Marines seized two Japanese Smith Assumes Fighting land^ government "indicates th> ister Churchll! told the House o t; Applesauce 2 Cans 25c was reported against a Russian air fields in their dash downf its Bulletin! clined slightly and that appreci­ Commons in London, might al* : "one cannot take.^imore than * a Flnnish'speople are all out to pull ably fewer had reached this land DAMAG E f l i P A I R S bridgehead over the Vistula below sweeping glance ef the world'war 12-mile length and won fiatlaiids Philadelphia, Aug. 2.—(IP) In Europe Will Be their whols weight in the war ready be approaching that ob*)r u. s. CLEANERS A DYERS Warsaw. Continued Russian ad-, ideal for other air bases, within thi^igh the maze of defense de­ Jective. as it approaches the end of its B-29 bombing range of Japan. The -The Philadelphia -Citizens Over by Next Slimmer effort." ' . ., vices sych as platform bombings, The many armored fingers 1f Craftsman vancea toward the Beakid pass fifth year and as it approaches, A broadcast'German communi­ 8.16 Main Street Near Ward'* through the .Carpathians to Leathernecks were mopping up committee asked Mayor Ber­ flgfiler'iilanes, ground fire and bar- [probing the confused and dis- iVERBIINn COMPANY Attention perhaps its closing stages.” the Nipponese remnants in caves 111 His Estimates. que said: ~ \ rags ballodns. The rate of fatali- j OP NEW ENGLAND New Potatoes 10 ib,. 45c 1 Czeclmalbvakia were reported.) Result of Agreement nard Samuel today to declare "Turkey has thus.-by breaking Avto Body Shop 1 .’liie German I6th and 18 th suid along a narrow beach at Mar- the German-Turkish 'friendship ties also drop>ed somewhat. TTie | (Continued on Page Four) The prime minister disclosed po point bn the south tip. Washington. Aug. 2.—(

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—Timar Anderson, father. 4 Ste-' Edith K, Ferrier. wife, 15 ToWn- William H.—Mrs. Gladys J. Ma- Road, Branford. - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1944 21 Prisoners vons streot, Danbury, ley street, Hartford. tuszowskii mother. Main street, Watson, ’Tech. 6th Gr. Martin R. TWO Rousing Battle Looms Aubin, First Lieut Albert E.— Florio, Staff Sergt Thomas — Hazsrdvllle. —Mrs. Anna E. Watson, moth­ IF YOU’ RE Joseph N. Aublh, father, 1550 Raklewlcz, Sergt. Anthony S.— er, 37 Essex street. Deep River. Cross insignia outside the office on Private Felber Mrs. Florence Hambrecht aister, * Only $26,694 From State Reservoir avenue, Bridgeport. c-o Rice Cabins, Cherry and Lo­ Stanly Raklewlcz, father, 2 Fair- , Interned by Rumania: PLANNING FOR At Main street. He also spoke sf vis­ Tinian W ill Be Blais, Staff* Sergt. Joseph C.— field street. East Hartford. Brazzale, Staff Serg^. N. Reports Given iting the surgical dressings work­ cust streets, Milford. fOR Btsr Reported Wounded Oa Uriemployment Pay Mrs. Elod'c Blais, mother, 29 Elm Gustafson, First Lieut. Burton .Ward, Tech. Sergt John B.— —Peter Brazzale, father, Lake­ ers Monday evening at Center tikXes Unpaid street, Bristol. .. Sidney Ward, fathfr. Mill Plane ville. church, and said that, in spite of Another Safe Included in List of 1,219 C.—Frank H. Gustafson, father, Wedding On Red Cross the muggy discomfort of al' hot vBurkowskl, Second Lieut. 29 Island road, Windsor. or , . evening, the workers were sing­ A"mong the CJonpectlcut soldiers Released by War De­ Joseph F.—Mr*. Dorothy Burkow- Kellogg, Second Lieut. Craig 'S. Two Plans for Pederal tI more. e f mmm ing and really having a good time. Bomber Base reported aa wounded in action by Tax Collector Nelson 1» ski, wife, 6 Highland avenue, Nau­ — Mrs. Marguerite A. Kellogg, the War Department 'this week Aid Off^r High of But the hope for a post­ partment Today. gatuck. Banquet CommiUee (Jiairmeii in Miss Reynolds told of a boy who Pleased at Results; N® war prosperity wave, full emr mother, 44 Bedford Place, Stam­ recentl.v came home from the was Pvt. Charles Felber, of 274 Ctaur^hill. Tech. Sergt. Calvin ford. • Reports to BoanL of South Pacific, and was anxious to (Continued from Page One) S3!> Where State Aver­ plojifnent and production, Is based Washington, Auif. 2—(/P)— ’The D.—Mrs. Amy M. ChurchTll, moth­ Oak street, MancHester. his/next Particular Drive Made. upon that pent-up money that will Malm, Pvt. Robert G.—Mrs. see what it was his mother work­ names o f 91 New Etaglanders are er, 160 Atwater street. West Ha­ Phone-57^ Directors Last Might. leans of the Sixth Army, expand­ of kin being his 'wlfe, Mrs'^Anna age Is Only be spent when peacetime goods Sigrld Malm, mother, 69 South ed at everv Wednesday for the Red Felber. included In a list of 1,219 United ven. NOTICE ed their landings, on Vogelkop Tax Collector Samuel Neisoa come back Whitney street, Hartford. Cross. ( .She Is one of the regular Mrs. Felber said today that her States soldiers who are,head priS' Couremenos, Pvt. John —Gre­ FREE Wednesday" surgical dressings vol­ peninsula, Dutch New Guinea, and reported this morning that there BMltor’s Note: This is the"-, Well, you ask, suppose those oners of war by the epemy, the gor Couremenos, father, 93 Bank Regan, Sergt.. George F.—Mrs. With 11 mrmbers prr.J'. Eugene M cl^arged from the hoapital. Hli l^-, The New Etaglanders and next Ehrens, Cpl. Jiiles G., Jr.— Mrs. Moran, P v t Joseph A.—Mrs. & SONS barge base. 10 miles beyond the 10 years. - By James Marlow employment cotapensatlon ? Davis, chairman, presidyig. Sansapor beachhead established juriea were to hie lega. ’Ibe. total amount of tax levies Sure. And by the time they get of kin Included from Connecticut: EHvira Evens, mother. Round Hill Margaret Moran, mother, 158 The Bingo Committee* CATERERS t : J I PfT Miss “Hannah Jensen, acting as He was a former resident of Washington, Aug. 2.—(J*)— You road, Greenwich. Windham Road, WUliraantlc. 24 hours earlier. as shown on the rate book as a Job again their saVinga will be Interned by Germany: secretary pro tern, read tha jnin -14,735 Britons Broad Brook, but haa lived in ^ a n - turned over to Collector Nelson can look tor a rousing battle in gone and they won’t be aWe, to buy Anderson, Tech. S er^. Evar W Ferrler, Pfc. Eldgar A. —Mrs. Matuszewski, Second Lieut. utes of the July meeting. Eimefr ' ■ Enemy I,eaves In Hast* Expected opposition failed to cheater for three years. He Ihler- was $913,701.98. During the first Congress In the weeks ahead over the things they had hoped to .buy. VVeden, chairman of the Finance" ed the service Septeip^er 18, 1948 committee, read a comprehensive develop. Abandoned Japanese collection period the collector took better, unemployment pay for war What’s wrong with that Just listed Robot and went overseas in March , of in $644,874.60, leaving to be col­ this: • NOW AT KEITH’S- flnancial report of the first seven guns and messh'all tables set with workers who lose their Jobs when rice bowls and chopsticks testi- 1944. His wife makes her home at lected for the last period on which The less money people have to months of 1944, which showed that 274 Oak street and they have no the war ends. the chapter has remained .well Bomb Victims fieii to the haste of the enemy’s there would be no interest charged spend for peacetime goods, the less children. $265,303.60. There was no special All states nqw give unemploy­ demand there will be for peacetime ■"x. within its budget to date. departure. ment compensation and roost war Disaster Relief chairman, I.«on By noon the Americans had drive tef collect ths taxes, but ths goods. As the demand sinks, erti- ,U.; (ConUnued from ^age One) payments came in In such good workers probably Will have lived ployment in the factories falls off. Thorp, reported that a list of al­ linked the beachheads to gain un long enough In the various states /. V i ternates for alt committee chair­ disputed control of the 10 miles Dewey Now order that at no time v^as there a That means more Jobless ^ ople tion at home with kll the Clfcum- of the coast, 200 miles beyond the rush. : The collector -did not keep to qualify for payments. spending their savings. men, to be contacted only in case Rates Not ITnIform .^ r-. stnnees attaching to people who former front-line base on Noem- the office open for extra hours So the circle widens. Unemplby of emergency, has been compiled. But the rate.! are not uniform lost their little poppessions. ^ MANCHESTER HOPE CHESTS Open Thursday and Saturday Uvtng proof that 0»ey mastered were seen over the battle gone in The 3 HEARTS • BEN BERI -a. J ■ CHILDREN’S WEAR m o r i a r t y their OI cofuree* in first aid. quoted Dewey as having told s the 24-hour* ending , at 9 p; j a . congressional group that he Evenings’Til 9 While laying wire on a yesterday. More than 8,000 tac­ t problem, the group set b r ^ opposed to the fdhnatlon of m In- $ I tical Allied eortles were flown and terasUonsl poUce 44.95 cioM d Wfidnesday ifi' BROTHERS leg a t a b i* y mocking bird. ^ te r . three enemy plane* were downed. MAIN ST. TEL. 51«l MANCHESTER - -Vy REDUCED Vi ^ m the area, th^ f«^ would submit our soldiers to iiivs On th« Most bridge* attacked ni5 MAIN ST OPPOSITE HIGH SCHOOL the bird bopping around on hi* eign command," but favored fuU At Center and Broad Sts. day had bein hit before but swift cooperation with other nation* to ' ■ "'J I u IUb i ! " " " ' ' ,'' padded twig epUnU. They repairs makes frequent bombing* TELEPHONE 8500 moved the bandage* and found preserve futpre peacs. necessary. __ _ ,Um leg Healed s^^ecUy k , 1 . . . fOR T - *V ■ ■.'■)s- 't yif-.-A ...r .... I ' ' ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COm ., WEDNESDAY, AUC^UST 2, 1941 -N FACE MAlTCHEBtER EVENING NERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNSSPAT. AUGUST 2, 1944 FOUR was found that there were loose 6:15 p. m. St Henry Park bstween Rand and Joseph Pero, - members the young women of toe church by weekN^ys he heads for his office the Beavers and toe Wildcats. On of toe club represented on toe Mrs. -D. Ml Bennett will provide of defense but two brood, mssssd E fffM t iv t Mm m TraatniMit flag stones about toe tower and Sees Character sey’s British threatened to en­ Jean Hersholt at 9 : ^ in toe morning and be­ Rockville Friday evening at tos. same time Rotary Head town’s rehsbllitetion comnUttee, the music.' Mrs. Bennett will play on the atUtude o f the other aide.” helU of machine-guns and tanka that the bleachers at the Ball gulf toe. remainder of enemy de­ comes Na business man-----His promiitly R«H«vm MlMry cf Park were In need of repair. Thq,| and .place toe Wildcats will play reported on their attendance at the or$an. Miss Dorothy James This indicated that fenses which had suffered toe and lines o f mortar and artillery the organisation meeting and both will be4n charge of toe Wesleyan NOTICE! jffiiii Trapped E llingtoa executive\energy goes for Ameri- communication was referred to ^ the Lions. Tha BounI of HsuNk at Ik i, which has more than 1^000,^ loss of 20,000 prisoners In a batteries. Between these two lines is the Doctor Resigns Post Best Service Covenant service and the pastor of csn-DanisH\ReUef (he’s president) the Public Works committee. 1 Reptesenttug CoUnty members were of toe qplnion tost Town of Msaobsstar wUIynr well-trained soldiera, would enter week an;] the destruction or near a third and intermediate line o f ECZEMA the church. Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Miss Leila Kellogg, of Hartford ....toe Motion Picture Relief City Council City Clerk F. Leroy Bailott waa Betty Oetehel of Hebron repre­ a cenual office should bs sstsb- $10.00 to aujous wks wAv Soviet Plunge; the light only If Germany started destruction of s dozen divisions. similar strength is being fixed. li4hsd by tos town and tos various, Jr., will administer the commun- who has been spending the last The battle of Nprmandy and Night and Day Fund (he’s headed It eight years) Uaq aids haaing Instructed to send letters of" sym- sented 'Tolland County at the 4-H give us IntenmtkNi ttet w S : D eh ips^’s second army rocked Edward Hutchinson to committee members, or others, Youth Caravan Speaker lon. . .s hostile action. __ _ , two weeks With Miss Marlon Pease ..T.and toe American Federation pstoy to the families of Major dress revue which was toe feature 1 lead to toe convletioar s4 a n y Saracoglu said that tlu Germans back 12 miles from Brittany has burgeoned suddenly First sppliestioiis of This evening Miss Marilyn Ser ids in Net of Main street has returned home. of Radio Artiste .(vice-president In M e e tin g Terry Yaniahewsky and Lieutenant in,- ton Farm and Home Day at the be called in as experts In their with United SUtes sup^rt, h ^ into the battle of France as one o f By Jesui Meegsa Wonderful soothing Leave Town Soon; Stresses Importance of doris of Edna, Kansas, will lead person deliberately deposlo. Mrs. Nellie M egargel who •iias Caumont. for three terms).... Byron P. Yost, whose deaths in University o f Connecticut todays various fields when required. Both Ing garbage or lubMah e ( asked Turkey "within the Uitoto The breaktoroiigh south of Oau- the American columns out of AP Featurie Writer medicated Zemo— s were emphatic in their belief that the service of worship, taking as been on a vacation with Mrs. Doris Avranches shoved rapidly east­ ’I have given up pictures," the doctor's formula—promptly relieve the toe service have been reported She modeled a Best Dress. Dube in Charge. Individual Endeavor. any kind along the pubUa I fmn P»|« dbe) o f our agreement, (mutual aasist- mont threatened to pocket the New York—Jean Hersholt has toe subject Is one of utmost im­ her theme "Prayer." Tomorrow Uranger of Springfield, Mass., has ward along the See river captur­ Itching and burning and also help heal Four Petitions Asking since toe last , meeting of the highways of the towa, esaa- nnee aUlance) to break dlplonmUc bitterly resisting (Jermyis in toe pIPyed "Dr. Christian” for so long actor Says, “ I can have movie as­ Firs Asshclatlon Meeting portance and that it should be L evening Miss Way will again be in returned to the home^ of Mias ing dams, bridges and towns even tiM red^acaly slda. Amazingly succeea Council two weeks ag^. Miss Aretas Way before sii un- cially Middle Turnpike West. iMcihal Koiurtantln RokoMo* and economic relation*'* with Ger- hills southwest of Caen, and al­ that people meeting him for the signments but I don’t have time.” Members of the Rockville Fire Edward Hutchinson, president | gdven toe moat serious considera­ charge of the devotional exercises. Marlon Peake. before toe disorganized, demoral­ He isn’t indifferent to money. ful for over 85 yearst First trial of Building Changes Are Delegates At Dinner Department are planning to attend D. C. Vi MOORE, ■ Arnar group from ready Dempsey’s columns, spear­ first time pften inadvertently call of toe local Rotary C^u.b-, tendered tion in order that absolutely the uSua( altar setting carrying the The Caravan program which The next meeting of Ellington ized and fleeing Germans could .... He showed a can of tobacco marvelous dean, etsinisss Hystd Zemo Probate Judge Francis O'Lough- toe smnual outing of toe Windham Chslnnsn— Board of Health. ^ •w K tiiw . T M f ” "*^iwaJoc Blow to PreeUge ing through Le BeiW-Bocage to him "doctor.” .. He’s been on toe Granted at Session. bis resignation at last night’s best possible service may be given challenge "Here am I, sand me," throughout this week this attract­ Grange will be held Wednesday, damage them. eonvinceel All drug and Tolland County Firemen’s As­ I aot only for W*r«»w, •« The break—a major blow to within five miles of Vlrc. old Nor­ that bears his name and picture. lin who was nominated for his our returning servicemen and spoke last evening at toe Metho­ ed an increasingly larger number August 9 in the Town Halt with Storts Greet pincers FEMO sociation to be held August 6 at meeting which waa held at toe i S ten ee o f Beriln Itaelf, 322 German prestige— may hgve an man capital, were curling east­ ....He gets ten cents on every fifth term In that office by'the del­ women. dist Youth Caravan program at o f young people and adults begins Mrs. Ruby McCray as chairman. With the Caen anchor at the op­ Rockville, Aug. 2.—Alderman toe Windham Fish and Game €Iub Country Club. He will leave short­ Ifr o m Bw noareat Important effect upon shaky Balk­ ward In an encircling maneuver. pound sold and somebody has es­ egates to toe Democratic Probate the South Methodist Church on each evening with a Fellowship This meeting is "Graces" night posite end of toe line firmly held, WlUlsm Schmalz. president of the grounds. - M . y^Bur brldgoo OTor the V i^ an satellites, particularly Bulgaria, Armored units penetrated far timated he makes $12,000 a yew: Ckinventlon last week, w ill enter­ ly to assume new responeibllUics the theme, ,"I Enlist W ith Thee. O supper. This is followed by a and Mrs. McCray is “ Flora.” She this movement, 'eastward from BockvUle City Council, presided tain the delegatee and their wives James A. Healy of WUlimantlc is iTn the Wanaw which has sh6wn increasing indi­ ahead of the main forces, toward out of this testimonial... .He also with toe firm he has- been asso­ Engineer Had An Eye For Beauty Christ." Miss Way who comes planning period and interest will be assisted by Mrs. Frederick Avranches stained a great trans- St toe meeting of toe (Council held slated to be elected toe next presi­ I n t a c t the Germane fearing to cations recently of desiring to Estly, eight miles northeast of has turned a dollar on a trans­ or husbands at dinner this evening from Ridgeland, sL C., set before classes led by the Caravaners. I NEW — DISTINCTIVE Hemnieler, who U "Ceres” and Normandy pU)ccrs on toe Gennan Tuesday evening in toe absence of St 6:30 o’fclock at the Rockville dent o f the association. George A. ciated with and bis new. position m them leet they trap thou- leave the company of Germany Vire and 26 miles southwest of lation directly from toe Danish Austin,-Tex. —(>IV-A curve on the large group /of -young people Miss Bess Haan of Muskegon,. Marjorie Gemmell who Is "Po- defense forCrt in between. Mayor Raymond E. Hunt, who is Cour of Coventry Is toe retiring requires that he spend' consider­ [M o f their own troope. and move closer to Soviet Russia. Caen. of Hans Cfiiristlan Andersen’s enjoying his annual, vacation. House- and adults present fo r the worship, Michigan, counsellor of theOara- jnona.” Others on the committee FIfteen./German divisions have Repairing Lewis Street president o f the association. There able time St toe office in. Cam­ U. S. Highway 290, west of Aus­ GREETING . great elugglng hatUe t®*" Turkish trade with Germany is 'The Gennan desperation at this fairy ta le s ....H is second bdok, Four petitions were received, all the opportunities for service which van team, holds a discussion for are: < Ann Hatheway , Dorothy beeh Idphtifled in the line against _ Lewie street, running off Hale will be a clambake and competi­ bridge, Mass. On September 1st tin, is called “Gilchrist Curve" already drasUcally reduced. It British tnreat to break out'-of toe "Dr. Christian’s Office,” will be #f which were granted as follows; the individual in the church, the parents and church school teach-1 Preusse Uuzzman, Marion Preusse, the J^ertcans and 12 are opposing Atreet extension, is deceiving tos tive events during the afternoon. he will move his family to that after Gibb Gilchrist, former state wide along 20 mllee of the cut off shipments of chrome sev­ "Boegage country" as the Am eri­ published by Randon House in toe Edward R. Kreysslg to . demolish community 'and nation cai) render, ers on youth leadership. Follow-1 CARDS Alice Rlttllnger and Marlon the British. American command- attention of the Piiblic Works De­ city. I in the Warsaw con- eral months ago. ^-Such strategic cans had done, was reflected in fall. front porch and extend side porch Stephen Dube, vice president, highway engineer and now presi­ but stressed that moat of all our ing the service of .worship a pro­ FOR ALL OCCASIONS! ta an arc in which Ue the Loctscher. ers/ say seven or eight divisions partment this week. The north­ dent of Texas A. A M; college. best service la our personal wit­ materials as co^on, copper, fish, the enemy’s fanatical resistance ling them have been virtually Conscientious, conservative HerJ two feet at 12 Nye street: Mrs. Elevates Tojo Court Rank was in charge of the meeting last gram of fun and recreation ia nmw euhurhe of, Prega, Just Mrs. Arnold Lanz of the BUling- ern end o f toe street is being The highway waa being re­ ness of (i^rlstllke character. conducted In the gym led by Miss oil-seeds and ^ h a lr now will he at Tilly La Campagn, five miles locked put. sholt has had the same wife for Johanna Litz to build addition to widened and resurfaced under toe evening and, together with Secre­ ; o f the capital and ton Rationing has returned from located and a long S-curve waa • Plans are under way for t Sedorls. THE hatred. / ' . . j southeast of Caen, where they re­ 30 years. .'They’ve lived in toe ihed, 10x12 for garage at 12 Ham­ direction of Superintendent of New York, Aug.' 2.— —A tary Karl Keller reported on the Wawer, Zabkl, Brudno, a week’s vacation, also Mrs. Flor eliminated by toe district engi final service of - consecration and This afternoon the Caravaners The Axls,iiad wind of the trend trieved that village from the C" ’ same house’ in Beverly HUla for mond street: Harlow R. Grant to Public Works George B. Milne. Tokyo broadcart said today that Seventh Annual Assembly of Dis­ [1 Kohulka and Zerzen. before tha'action waa taken. Ber­ enCe Cordtsen who spent a week II nadiana and held on to den.se b^ 19 years.... Mrs. Hersholt, dark, Attention demolish a frame ^tem 30x40 at neer. When Gilchrist saw toe map Communion to be held In the participated In a radio program j GIFT SHOPPE Tanks Penetrate Birth Emperor Hirohito had elevated the trict No. 199, Rotary Internation­ Boaorts To Artillery lin brosAaaters had warned the Maine as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. of machine-guns, tanks, root attractive, with about as much 1'74 Union street; and' Harry and he placed the curve back again Sanctuary of the CiHiurch on Fri­ over Station W TIC, and previous; 891 .MAIN STREET Mr. .and Mrs. H arry Hammer are court rank of Ex-Premiex Gen. al St WSitfleld, Mass.., held last okoeeoveky, son of a Warua Turks/Uiat a break in diplomatic Carl Goehrlng. and artillery. Into Cermart Rear Danish accent as her husband’s, Home Owners Evelyn Gullberg to screen in a because it skirted two hills and day evening. That service will to that were guests at luncheon at 1 Opp. St. James’s Church the parents of a daughter bom at Hldeki. .T o jo from senior third Tuesday. A t the assembly Dube n l « resorted to artillery, tanka Mrs. Henry Wagner o f New Bri If they stood to fight 1 were London, Aug. 2— (/P)— Packs of is vice-chairman of the USO can­ porch 8x20 next to garage on Gilchrist said the scene waa so close the Caravan program. A the Aetna Life Insurance Com­ and/-/ economic ^latlons would the RockWlle City hospital on grade to junior second grgde. The took part in toe group discussions I atormovik planes though therj tain has returned home after a faced by destnictloiji, 1" ley tried U. S. tanks have penetrated deep Our expert carpenters Belie'vue avenue. beautiful it had to remain. 1 choir formed for the purpose from pany's cafeteria. m e^ war. Rumors circulated in teens of the Los Angeles dis­ July 27 Mrs. Hammer is the for­ emperor "bestowed the honor in on Community Service and Inter­ I no Indication that the Ru» visit with her slater, Mrs. Jacob they were into the German rear in Normandy are now available for any Alderman Max Rothe reported Ankara that the Japanese were to retreat toward Pari trict. mer Miss Mary Bonan, daughter recognition of the former premier's national Service, while Keller Join­ I were shelling the city- Ger •About to break aff diplomatic re­ Loctscher of Berr avenue. almost certain to L___ terrible . and at some points "the last semb­ The actor’s radio contract pro­ and all types of home re­ that toe Ordinance committee had past distinguished serviCM,” said ed in toe Club Service and Voca­ ----- demolitions were reported- ! ^ lance to a coherent front line has m et with the Corporation counsel o f Mrs. John Bonan of this city. lations with Turkey. losshs at the h an d ^ of Allied air vides that he can leave tos show pairs and alterations. . Softball the broadcast, which was recorded tional Service discussions. E e Warsaw yesterday by Rea I,Mdn«hlp Change Overnight power hammeringthem as they completely disappeared,” S-., Ger­ as soon as Denmark la liberated. pnd It is not necessary for the city by toe Federal Communications As last night's meeting waa Armored Units Hit man military spokesman said to­ Bstimates cheerfully ^ to have s separate ordinance to There will be a game In the Jun- ITie leadership of - war-weary crossed br1dge-J

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IVTS 1' "■ ■ ■'■ '■ ? ! 'i ''" fy- 'J^:.7i '■■’1 “ - \ MA«LWl:,ail:,K KVJjiNlNU HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1948' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1944 / I FACE TMIK’1’1 1 fAGE TWELVB Household Goods 51 Apartments,.Flats, From The Wall Street Journal: wanted you to close the door. ! Wnnti’d Autok— Help Wanted— Femalje 3.i j Jht JtitBoi jAaitetZ mii.D kvekyth im : Lost ond Found 1 Announcements 2 Tenements 63. Some Boston men bought a Man —I’m not crying because Motorcycles 12 MAKE MONEY with Name-Im­ WINDOW SHADES-VENETIAN spring supply of a Canadian table you hurt my feelings, but I wa: STEEPLE rOM CLEANa out Gas&lTied l o s t ■— SILVER Identlflcatlan printed Christmas Cards! All blinds. Owing to our very ^low TO RENT—TO ADULTS, furnish­ Sense and Nonsense water, but found themselves in a brought up in a barn, and every a— j| ehlmneya. specialty. Call Mag- WANTED TO BUY 1930-32 Ford bracelet at carnival grounds, fast sellers} 5C for |1. Free sam­ overhead, get our special low ed apartment, heat and hot water quandary when a tariff of 26 cents time I bear a Jackass, bray it Qassified ' girl’s name engraved across top. nell’a Drug' Co., Main street. ~ roadster or coupe. In good run­ ples. Also gorgeous 21-card prices on high grade window furnished. Apply E. J. Holl, 5118. a gallon was imposed upon the Im­ ning condition. Call 4842. Advertisements EISEMHOUER ’ST w m iag To Dto Onea The Arauf/Faychlatrlst at the Tha wlfa o t a defensa worker makes me feel homesick. Valued as gift. Finder pWase re­ Christmas Assortment, Send/for shades and Venetian blinds com­ portation of the water into the First Biography of Amarica's Graat Ganaral ’There was to be a hanging. Induction .^nter. eyed • the pros­ walked up to the glove counter in turn to 1« rem lock street or call sample box on approval. Many $1 pletely Installed. SamplM fumiab* pective ii4w soldier suspiciously: United States. They wrote a New Adv^sonents Automobiles for Sale 4 ed. Capitol Window Shade o6., Summer Homes for Rent 67 F or Rent F or Sale j Csyrtshf. ISta. Aaa WeeSwrS Mlll.vi PtaurtbateS. W A S.eelest'^—- Sheriff was about to adjust the an exclusive accessory store, and Attack costa money. War expen­ 7273. WANTED 36-1936 Coupe. Call sellers. Phillips Card, 307 Hunt, Army Psychiatrist—What do York lawyer and asked him If he 241 North Main atreet. Phone noose and put the black cap over naked the clerk: could suggest a meana whereby ditures are mounting. The invasion 1942 PLYMOITTH SESDAN; 1941 7891. / / Newton, Mass. FOR REFIT—COTTAGE, Coven­ T o Buy T o Sell : lo for your social life? * *For R ent F or Sale 8819. Open eveplngs., “Ugly .Ike” the man's head, when it was dis­ Defense Worker’s Wife— Let me they could avoid the levy. requires equipment, more and Announcements Dodge sedan, 1941 Pontiac aedan, try Lake, available from August versstion and then/6^ Wie proper Prospect (blushing)— Oh, I see some of your black kid gloves. more than ever before! Buy War WE NEED USED CARS and are PRESSER WANTED— STEIADY I time ask questjolis that would covered that the official's watch He replied; T o Sell 1941 Chevrolet 2 door, alao four CABINET AND TABLE; radios, 12th on, aU Improvements. Apply was 'wrong and that It was half an sit around. Bonds! Then, you too . . . adll T o Buy paying the limit; any year, any “work, now and poat-war. Good Chapter lU ^Jthe information ho •When the glovea were spread be­ "Freeze the water. Import It In WANTED—RIDERS TO PRATT door, 1941 Uncoln Zepher, 1941 hours. New System Laundry, magazine stands, night stands, E. L O. Hohenthal Jr., 24 Roose­ hour aarller than the legal tlmd' Army Psychiatrist — Hmmm, Back The Attack! Buy More Than i model; two buyers, no delay. Call velt atreet CaU 3269. Gen. David Dwight Eisenhower wanted.” fore her on the counter, - she ex­ cakes and bottle It on this side of and Whitney “ Aircraft, 8-5:30 Bulck sedan'ette, 1941 Packard Harrison streeL boudoir chair, maple bedroom wab born in Dentoon, Texas, on L _ _ for the execution. When the Sit­ don’t you svtr go out with ths claimed: the border. There la no duty on Before! I convertible. 1940 Pontiac torpedo 2-1709 or Barlow's Motor Sales, Wanted to Rent 68 ahlft. Call 2-0606 between 7-9 p. rockera, 3 piece maple davenport Oct. 14, 1890, son of David Jacob Another interesting sidelight on uation was explained, a loca k ^ ll- girls ? Defense yVorker’s Wife — Why ice." - Sedan, 1940 Dodge coach, 1939 16 Brainard Place, Town. GI Prospect—Nopei m. i.______set, gateleg table, walnut bed­ WANTED—TO RENT 4-5-6 room Eisenhower, born in Ellgabethville, th»r young' Dwight Elsenhower tician arose and remarked/Oiat he these are not the latest style! The plan worked. She had Just received' a beautl-1 Lost ond Found Chevrolet coach. 1939 Packard Army Psychiat{lst— Don’t you Help Wanted— Male 86 room suite,' Curley maple bed­ single house or flat lifetime real- Pa., ion SepL 23, 1863, sne' Ida >-^mes from Dr. (Charles Harger, would. If allowed, occupy'' the 30 Sties Girl—Oh, yes, Madam. Wa ful skunk fur coat as a gift from I WANTBH5 —THE PEOPLE of aedan, 1938 Chevrolet coupe, 1938 Business Services OlTered 13 room suite, scatter rugs, break­ minutes liv talking In tsmalf of his hsve any deslrs to go with girls? PASS BOOK NO. 62336— Manchester to know, that we Hope to Span dent excellent references. Write Elizabeth Stover, born at M o ^ editor of the Abilene Reflector- have had them tn stock only two A man walked into a restaur-' her husband; Chevrolet coach, 1937 Bulck WANTED—JANITOR, FULL or fast sets, play pen, 2 porcelain Sidney, near Staunton, Va.,'’^onI nn Chronicle. He recalls: candidacy for Congress. The con­ GI Prospect—Well—sort of— days. • ' ’ i Wife— I can’t see how such a I NoUca is hereby given that have catered to 16,000 people aedan, 1936 Ford panel mack 8 part time hula, hours can be ar­ Box H, Herald. demned man lool^ at the would- Army P^chlatiist (pointedly) ant and left the door open. A big I Book No. 62335 > su ed by TTie ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. top stands and odd furniture. ^ U Wgy : "One of his attainments was Defenae Worker’$. Wife—But the tat man called out; nice coat comes from such a foul- i from Jan. 1st. to July 1st. so we ton, dual tires, flat platform body, ranged to suit the man. t ilt h ’s. 6187, Austin Chambers’ Ware­ be orator. Thep^'iie turned to the —Then why don’t you? Bavinga Bank of Manchester has can serve yoi i party. Tel. 8790. Tel 2-1688. W. Schultz. 'Expected Gap WANTED—IN GREEN SEXTHON David Eisenhower met Elizabeth cooking. He fancied himself a chef fashion notes in last night’s paper Fat Man—Shut tjhat door! Were smelling beast. :> | also many others. Terms and Main street. ' house, Mai.cheeter Green. Open 6-6 rooms by American family. 8 otover in a college romance at ^ and proved it. While his parents sheriff; "If it's all the same to . GI Prospect—My wife won’t lot u y black klda have tan stitches Husband—;! don’t ’ ask fori ^ kaon lost or destroyed, and writ- Arnold Pagan! and Sons. "Cater­ trades. Brunner’A open evenings you,” he rem^rkdfl, "I’ll waive that you brought up in a barn? / , FLOOR SANDING dally 8-6. Saturday 7-12. ICve- adults, 1 child..Call 2 - 1 ^ ^Compton College in Kansas, were at church he and his broth- roe. and vice versa.- I see the , tan The man closes! the door, went thanks, dear. But I do demand tan application has been made to er of the Better Kind." •U1 9. Call 8191. '______rhey were married in the summer 30 minutes: ' Hang me right now, Laying and Finishing nings, Monday, Wednesday and ers, himself as leader, would pre stitches, but not the vice versa. to a table, aat down, and began to respect. said bank by the Person In whose Help Wanted— Count on Cooperative COUPLE WITH 6 MONTTIB old at 1886. I’ve heard that politician before." name such book was Issued, for n e e d MONEY 1-ARE TOr buy­ " J. E. Jensen—Phone 2-0920 Friday, 7:30-9. pare the Sunday meal. It is re­ Minister— (who had spoken for Sales Girl (sweetly) — Oh, you cry. At which the n t man looked baby would like 4 rooms by Sept The Eisenhowers and Stovers nayment of the amount of deposit ing a used car? Do ypu need car ,11 No Answer—6329 Male or Female 87 Action. Between Amer­ lated by his mother that lometlmes an hour on the major and minor sea, "vies versa” is French for "one uncomfortable and went over to I (Sty Girl (staring intently at a f o r s a l e —1936 2-DOOR Ford. HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or l i t Write Box M, Herald. ire two o f the old pioneer families an’t complain because you prophets)— What place shall we represented by said hMk, repairs 7 Let ua help you with Maks us an offer! Telephone 8254’. she would come home and find the bultjjg." i ths sorrowing one. I month-old calf, to farmer)— Tell w a s h e r ] v a c u u m s , i r o n s . WANTED—m a n AND WOMAN I rent fully adjustable. Rates rea- ica, Britidn and Russia. m the settlement and building of 'en’t getting what you want. Be give MalachlT the iMuance of a duplicate book your financing. Immediate aervlct. boys tossing do ..gh to one another Aim . , . she wrote up an order ; Fat Man—I'm aorry. I don't In-j me. does It pay to keep ao small a lamps, etc., repaired. All parta to work In laundry, experience aonable. CaU Keith Fumltun the nation. Both have been in or vying with .each other in the. hankful you aren’t getting what! Stranger (tired)—He can have "I’mi your new neighbor—could t h e r e f o r .______' Call 2-1735 now. The Manchester 1941 PONTIAC 2 DOOR, 1941 not necessary. Manchester Laun­ Resort Property for Sale 74 /America over .two hundred years. for ^ ree pairs! I tend lo hurt your feelings. I just: cow? Home Credit, 869 Main street, Chevrolet 2 door. 1941 Chevrolet available. 24-hour service. I6iarg- I 4169. . Waahington, Aug. 2t-(F1—Diplo­ perfection of their visuids you de.serve.« j my place. I’m going home. I borrow a cup of sugar?" dry, 72 Maple street or OaU 8418. The' name Eisenhower was orig­ "His ambition was to io U N I> -P A m OF BYE glasses Manchester, Conn. Rooms 6-6-7. 6 passenger coupe, 1941 Plymouth as C. ,0. D. Manchester 2-1439 matic authoritiM here are count FOR SALE—6 ROOM bungalow. mornings or eveplngs. FOR s a l e ;—NEW 5 PTOCE ma- inally spelled Eisenhauer, meaning pie. A her many trials he St Carnival groun^. coupe, 1940 Pontiac sedan, 1940 hogany Jimlor dinette group with ing on cooperative action between Just being redecorated. Pre-war, "hewers of iron." From .thw con­ RED RYDER W hat’s U p? and WANTEIl—RIDE FROM 99 Nor­ Chevrolet town aedan. Cole pushed it. The pie was FUNNY BUSINESS BY FRED BARB jisva same b> calling "273 Sitnations Wanted— Duncan Phyfe extension table and the United States, Britain and Ru|^ extra lot. Call 4773.— tractions, Elaen, meaning Iron, and satisfactory by his pari p s ^ g for advertlaement. man street to Pratt and Whitney, Motors. Call 4164. four beautiful matching chairs— ‘Ike,’’ as thq general Is familiarly East Hartford, 8-< :30 ahlft. Call Roofing 17 Female 88 sia to bridge the expected gap be­ Dwight was greatly pleased by his /.SINCE YOU EONATE HALF TH’ SO D^PEOPLE an for only $79.00. A $100 value 1 known, is created the historical NEEai MOTORS Overhauled?* Houses for 72 triumph. He added ^ancake.s and ticket sale fROf\ HOUR RIGHT-' IT'S 7102. EXPERIE37CED DRESSMAKER Terms If wanted. Benson’s, TIS tween the fall of Germany and the Sale cognomen, "Iron Ike.” ,^<30T DOUGH .'i New brakes, valve Job, tires, bat­ ROOFINU a r Kp .VIR eC ehlm- vegetables to his/fnenu and en­ B0X\N<5 SHOW TO CHARITY, A PROSPEROUS would liko to do alteraUons. Main atreet time a world peace organization Not only did Dwight become Ike, joyed the task. RESPONSIBLE PARTY desires to teries. Four mechanics to service nsys, vaUeya, flashings and gut- FOR 8AUC—TWO HOUSES 1 FK3UBEO — COMMUNITY.' Write Box F, Herald. Hackmatack stresL Apply but all the' Eisenhower boys be­ "The dish washing, was done by purchase local business. Write you. Also have courtesy car andi tars. dons sxpsrOy anc' rsaaon- can get to working. came Ike.'.When there were six ot Box J. giving description. All pro­ ably by your local roofer. E V. ______DESK. SEnVTNa MACHINE, radio Hackmatack street the same toqslng method by whigh for rent time payment plan. Brunner’s, 80 $25; tat}lea, broadloom rug, large The gap, they said today, may those little Ikes they went to school ADULTS ONLY. the dough was handled. From posals confidential. Oakland street. Open evenings;— Coughlin. TaL 7707, 890 Wood- Poultry and Supplies 43 uphoUitered chair, gas stove, ma­ last several months unless the In pairs. The oldest became "Big land. . ------— Nazi war lasts much longer than hands to hands the crockery went 5-ROOM TENEMENT WANTEHl—ALL KINDS of elec­ 6i91. hogany dining room chairs. Call Ike,” the youngest “ Little Ike,” the rounds, with only occasionally DRESSE3) ROAfcTINO chickens many officials now expect. -There settled Initially at the talks here— \ - and the boys between were various 126.00 m o n t h l y . tric wiring and repairing. Any and fowl, no delivery. Call 8906 2 3448. is not now any intention here to but likely to prove controversial In | a crash. When he came home the size Job given prompt attention. Garage*—Service*— Moving—Trucking- gradations of Ikes, "Red ,.ke,’’ etc., fi;at room he visited was the pan­ 68 ESSEX STREET da^s In advance of order. A. Nel­ FOR SALE!—FLAT TOP mahog- propose at the three-power talks all subsequent consideration of the ’ according to their characteristics. Phone 3976 before 7 p. m. Storage 20 son, 737 Lydall street organization—Is how t* employ ! try, and he'longed to try his hands Storage 10 any desk In very good condition, this month the creation of an In­ When other babies arrived they at cooker^ again. His wife tellq of terim United .Nations councU. military forces to maintain peace. iassumed the throne of "Little Ike," WANTED YOU^ OLD RAGS and AUSTIN A. CHAMBBaiS CO.-- DRESSED CHICKENS 4 1-2 to measures 32x42. CSU 2-0751. his prowess y e t In their Wa.shlng- meUls. Celling prices. Call WU- It la the privately expressed con and for a time the General was ton home he frequently took the TO RENT—GARAGE at 118 Main Traller van service. Removals 6 Iba. Average for roasting. No FOR SALE—GAS STO'VE, 4 bum- victlon of ^ kln g diplomatic of­ Just "Ugly Ike," during his awk­ liam Ostrinaky 5879. 182 Bissell from coast ; a coast deluxe equip­ orders taken after Friday noon. preparation of meals into hie own street. Call 2-0678. er table top model, with top ficials that no action along that Victory for Fish ward, gangling ySars. But, Mother hands. He prided himself on the atreet. ment craUng. packmg and stor­ Phone 2-0769 pr 214 Gardner S t which covers burners when- not in line must be taken except with the Elsenhower disclaims all knowl­ age. AGENT NORTH AMEM- perfection with which he could FOR SALE use, Robertshaw oven control, support of the whole United Na Hailed by SniitlK edge of these nicknames. When cook a steak." Motorcycles—Bicycles 11 CAN VAN LINES INC. Eatl- 45 broiler, and utility drawer. A tlons and that the 3-power pledge acked as to the wheteabouts and matea to all parta of O. 8. A. Tsa Article* for Sale doings of “Ike” she asks blandly, Next: Appointment to West dandy buy for $35.00. Phone of cooperation at Moscow last fall Point. SUMMER f o r s a l e —MAN’S BICYCLE, 6187. Is adequate provision for the to' Detroit Aug. ^2.— The re- "Ike? Who’s Ika?" BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES At This Hour? pre-war, like new. Inquire 75 St. FOR SALE!—PAIR OF ME37’S 2-0430. BY EDGAR MARTIN riding boots, alze 9. Inquire 551 or terlm period. nominatlon of Cong. Hamilton J. COTTAGES John street. Fish of New York was termed to­ Abilene, in thq heart of Kan­ Repairing 23 686 Parker atreet EVEUIT HOME NEEDS dlnner- Russlan-Brltlsh-American con y o o TW0-3\VA\N6 ViO'LY ’.T)\E NTKAWy Vh K)0 At ware. Why not aelect your service versations on how to set up day by Gerald L. K. Smith, organ­ sas, the h®m® Hie Eisenhower WANTED FOR s a l e — MAN’S DELUXE izer and national director of the family, is a typical prairie town M\K)OTE MVj 7M\CE TCAi WE-VaWE i HANIE. TWTYVt ,E>OT - W -VJHO- f f bicycle, practically new. Inquire PIANO TUNING and repairing: FOR SALE- 22 WOODSMAN Colt now during our Auguat Sale of world peace agency will begin here K)0\N- Automatic. Also.Corona portable Salem and Heritage china? 32-63 Aug. 14— the third anniversary of America First party, as “proof of neatly six thousand people. EACK T W b WWW , Coventry Lake 6-Room Single In the vicinity 42 Maple street. player piano specialty. John When Abilene people recall Sand Cocherham. 28 Bigelow street typewriter. CaU 6825. — and 100 piece service $5.96 up. the proclamation of the Atlantic that you can’t keep a good man VAV WEWD (About 20 Miles East of West Center 8tre*t, near bus down no matter how many people young Dwight now, their anec- Tel. 4219. Benson's, 713 Main atreet charter by President Roosevelt TClCKJtD- of Hartford) line. PIANO TUNING TOOLS with Jump on him.’’ .dotes seem to center on his high- 4 , and Prime Minister Churchill. 6-Boom nnplez on the West case, breakfast set, settees ahd Announcement by Acting Sec­ Smith made his comment as ne school days. He managed to carve Q—What are ihe denominations n e s b cottages have every Side. Near boa line. Private Instructions 28 table, riding boots, size 8, 1^2 H. Machir y and Tooia retary of State Stettlniua of plana called The Associated Press to get out an athletic career second only of Canadian paper money? latest election returns from New to that of his older brother, Ekigar convenience and the rental 6-Roora Single In good condi­ P. motor, 153 West Center street for these Initial exploratory tavks A—$1. $2, $6, $10, $20, $25. p e r s o n a l tNS'TRUCTION. elo­ CEUdENT MIXERS. MlUUng ma­ York’s Republican primary and ("Big Ike"), who was in his school income for July and August tion; large lot. Vldnlty of Nar FOR RENT focused attention on the timing $50, 8100, $500, $1,000. cution, clear speech, tutoring In chines, mill; coolers, walking and ttiethods of organization of the was Informed that Fish held a de­ class. ranges from $250 to $350. than Hale school. Classmates of Dwight describe school subjects. White StuJlo, 709 Garden— Farm— Dairy weeders, potato billers, water proposed peace agency, which em­ cisive margin. Both Wendell Win­ Q—How much wood is required Prices are from $1,500 to SmaU Farm, 8 to 8 acres, wttb Main street Phone 2-1392. ^ Products 50 bowls. Dublin Tractor Company, kle and Gov. Thomas E. Pewey him as "strong as an ox” and the ‘I hammered out an improvement on my present helmet Single bodies the h op es'of millions of “scrappinest" kid in school. In one to substitute for one ton of, steel 1 ^ 0 0 with moderate cash honaa and buildings. In vicinity WiUlmantlc. people for a peaceful world for had urged voters to defeat the in war production? —it’s gotta be a perfect bomb hit before I get burl!” of Glastonbury or East Hart­ EX)R SALE — TOMATOE3S. veteran representative’s bid for football game—the last game of requirements, balance be­ 4-Room House the next century or more. the 1908 series— he is reported to •A—One thousand board feet. ford. Help Wanted— Female 35 cents a pound. L Merenlno, Given Considerable Weight renomination. / ing cuned by very reason­ I FOR SALE—1 1-4 H. P. liave “ roqghed” about hmf of the On Durant Street. WANTED—WOMAN FOR house­ Florence atreet But also given considerable The America FlrsU party organ­ Q— What SIDE GLANCES. BY GALBRAITH able monthly payments. CaU 4824. izer also disclosed that the party’s | Salina High School, line because are our chances of JARVIS REALTY CO. work. 3 to days a week, up to 6 ORDER BINDER TWINE now at weight In this respect were the h is. friend and teammate, J. F. completely razing______Tokyo bv air CALL 4386 swift progress of the war in State Executive committee, at a t » Alexander SL Manebeatcr hours 1 day. Box Q, Herald. Ward’s. Don't wait. Place your (Six) McDonnell (who now lives and sea bombardment? France and on the eastern front caucus last night, had selected an­ order now for Ward’s lattice [ 'to AbHenc) had been accidentally -A—Slight: Tokyo has more than THE ALLEH Pbooee: 41M or 7276 WOMEN AT the Rooms. Without Board and the fact that Germany’s other vice presidential candidate ALLEY OOP Bronson'* Story BY V. T. HAMLIIf W AN TED - 2 wound, insect repellent treated, knocked out by Forest. Ritter, a a million buildings. Albert F. Knofla New Model Laundry, Summit cracked diplomatic front seems to to replace dov. John W. Bricker Salina player. REALTY CO. free running twine. Per 50 pound 1 of Ohio, but withheld the new Street. be crumbling at last into ruin. . , Among ihosc'who knew Dwight ( hiO! CAKJ YOU )OMLY THAT HE " WASN'T THAT KINO YES, AN in d u st r ia l CENTER WITH A- bale $6.27. Montgomery Wards I FOR RENT—LIGHT housekeeping nominee’s name until formal an­ 0 — What was the highest price Realtors The reorganization of the Finn­ well when in high school )s J. W. ' mv "VTApe; T K/u i«vr NPIGAPPEARED SOLOMON'S PORT BLAST FURNACES, SMELTERS AND WANTED— SALESLADY, splen­ Farm Store', 43 Purnell Place. room, 109 Foster street. CaU 6388. nouncement later today. Ha had ever paid by a Kentucky Derby t5S Main Street TeL 8301 ish government la regarded here H,owe, a prominent member of the winner? < ) IN JERUSALEM.' ON THE RED SEAT TERRIFIC WINDS.' HIS (SOLD lAINES did position, good salary. Apply Call 4748. hifited earlier only that the com­ .ABOUT J LATER WE FOUND PLEASANT ROOMS. Ught house­ as preliminary to a determined ef­ school board and civic.leadei. He -A—8 l-l, by Donerail In 1918. MAY HAVE BEEN A M'TrH( BUT MOT Read Herald Advs. Silbros,. 881 Main street. keeping and .aundry convei.lt.ncca fort on the part of Finland’s lead­ mittee’s choice would be "an Ohio remembers the boy clearly. HIM? y iH E JEEP IN HIS \MSDOM--HEKNEW THINGS WEVej HELP WANTED man." - nj-^EZION-OEBEP Household Goods 51 if desired, continuous hot water. ers to get their country out of the "I always wondered why the Q— What American outfit made f \ v LEARNED ONLY IN THE The meeting was held after -•gang’ called him either ‘Ugly Ike’ ^ IS cesiTu R v /^ . Reasonable rates, central Call war, cost. the .first contact with the enemy AWAY.' MALE NEED SCATTER RUGS?— BE Othe^ straws jiolntlngf to Ger­ Bricker, Republican vice presiden­ or ‘Little Ike’ instead of a more 3989 or 14 Arch street. tial nominee, denounced Smith and in the invasion of Italy ? Paper Machine Tender. sure to stop in and se.e our collec­ many’s growing desperation and attractive name like ‘Smiling Ike.’ A— A battalion of the 442nd FOR RENT- FTJRNISHEU> room, the Increasing urgency of Allied his party for, placing the Ohio Dwight had a good peraonality. He Paper Machine Helper. FOR SALE tion of braids, rag, shag, and Ax- governor’s nam,. on the America regiment..—all Japanese! ' ' minster. All sizes and colors. private entrance, continuous hot post-war - problems include Tur­ was generally well liked and made Important War Work. SINGLE SEVEN-ROOM First UckeL Smith was picked oy BOLTON LAKE $1.98 to $14.96. Benson’s, 713 water and shower, within few key’s break with Germany, proba­ friends easily. HOUSE. LvMted on Neurlv two miles of lake frontage the Michigan convention as nomi­ “ He had self as'surance but nev­ Q—What is ,a hartebeeste ? Hiring in compliance with Main street. “'minutes walk of Cheney. Apply bly to be followed by Turkish en­ East Side. Large lot. la offer^ in lots, to suit your needs. trance Into the war. nee for president. er in all my contact with ht-ni did A—It is a large South African W. M. C. regulations. 101 Chestnut street. antelope, so fleet of foot that it s e e Hot Air heat Sale Price Here you have some of the finest lake FOR s a l e :— SOFA BED with Against this whipped up tempo he ever show any conceit. He re- $6,800. Do«vn payment property to the State, located live (5) maple trim, bassinette with sepa­ FOR RENT—SINGLE ROOM In of war the plans for organization War Orders Renewed sented this in. other boys more than -can easily outdistance a grey- ROGERS PAPER $800. Now vacant. miles East of Manchester — mostly rate roller stand. 122 Deepwood new home for gentleman. Inquire of the United Nations for peace anything elrc.' In fact, he yrculd hound. HarUord, Aug. .—VP)—Gover­ TWO-FAMILY. Near wooded, high altitude — with many Drive. 19 South Havvthome street. are expected to proceed in a de­ 2 dislike a boy for being conceited -- MFC. CO. portions having running water, elec­ liberate manner with the possT nor Baldwin has renewed for six much more than for something he Q— What is a hamster East Center Street 6 FOR RENT—1. DOUBLE ROOM months three war orders suspend­ had done. He had a good physique, Min On Oakland Street rooms to each floor. Hot tric Ught service, hard surface roads SPECIAL OFFER—WHILE they bility that the organization actual­ A—A European cousin to the ing certain parta of the general wore his clothes well, never overly common mouse. Air beat Two-cuir ga­ and other improvements. last! Beautiful 32-piece di..ne set for 2 girls or married couple. Cen' ly may be attained sometime In FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Sen.iible Solution BY MERRILL BLOSSEI You may build your bouse here free with purchase .of our big. In­ trally located. Call 2-16U or 47 the first half o f 1946. statutes, under the provisions of '-dressed but usually had good ma­ rage. Down payment the governor’s war powers a c t terial in his clothes,, for he had to $1,000. either for Summer or all around year sulated refrigerator—only $39.50. Cottage street. To Last About Three Weeks ase. Lots may be purchased lor cash The renewed orders perinit women make them last. Ike had to work VOu wave no rich? td DiO You’Re m is t a k e n , BUDDY 1 weu.,voi/ Experiencod Legal Notices Jumper \ 5191 A f ’a Court of Probate Botof" •* Sewing Machine Oolumblm within, end for th. D l^ e t t h o u g h t h e h a p l o c a t e p t h e c o r k h e h a p TO RE SOLD w of Andover oa th. 24lh dmr of July, A ' Some family it) going to buy this house. Ik your taste differ­ Operators . ' Premnt CLAYTON *• HUNT. Bsq ent from that of your neighbors? In the first place it la a OUT.O0R WAT BY J. R. WILLIAMS I On*motlon of Thoms. J. W.rmlBa- OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR UUOPLf SV]-atory frame house with a real good asphalt (Black) roof, I bsm. Andover, C®"*-. exactly the same roofing as Is on the 2-car garage. Two sepa­ Excellent Pay. 1 intfiBtite of Word 8* Teioot OH, STIFF/ h e r e HAS rate furnaces supply heat to two five-room apartments and each U tolSra^V ^riU ito^^^ dletrlet de- E6AD, SA'SOa^/ VlHlLE KlH A PUSSON DIGEST 9 FOUR ER BVE OF 'EM/ DI66IHA FOR.y)ORKAS AAETEOUTES, MiSTAH ^ apartment has a separate porch. Both families are allowed attic * ^ l ! f Court doth d e e ^ ^ jto MADE A LOT O’ FOOT­ storage space and there Is plenty of cellar space, too. Located K - Good Hours* I months be flowed and I^ U d tor HILLS, TOO” HE’S BEEN VECTERDto/ I UHEAR.TUEO A4MOR "W Be a n s an ' where? Just a few minutes’ walk to the bus line at Nos. 182-184 creditors of sold estate to *»hlbU RIDIN’ H E R E " WELL, WHAT t'NL %ORE IS A BACON IS SCANDALOUS ;W est Center Street. At price offered It pays about 11% gross;. I etaims asalnst the same to w Admln- By Mrs. Aime Osbot . autumn shades to go with , DM, SEV ENTY fr a&m e n t o f m e t e o r it e .' LOvN—-MeBBE '/OO HlN f.tt suit. The adorable rhalf-i y e a r s / Buy It for a home or an Investment. Move In any time. INDEPENDENT totntorbe given and of thta_dl"®** orter I*** by I"**!*®-Stff! r t v M ^ a Make It a two-oolor Job to eot- SOENipFIC'aJTLkTlOKi m a k e VOu'SE’F a BOYO hat’’ la alao included to this •N’ ARRA. AN’ SLAV OS A I In a newspaper having a arcui ton yama. Crochet the three te ll s k t THEtet MOST Be ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. ■aid district and by posting copy tern. ¥ CfTHER valuable SPECIMENS ELK FO' b r e a k f a s t 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER CLO AK CO. tSsTwtf bn tat pubUo npsport to said wheela o t a dark color and use a 'T o obtain completa F -a a Ot^THiS ISLAK iO .'-*— C HIAWATHA ■ ■ Beal Estate and Insurance ...... — v direcUofiB for tha Two-Color Bean-j 1 ^ 1 968 MAIN STBEET PHONE 8480 Pine Street I Town of Andover, seeWt th. e— vivid ehitito fbr tlto two Mparata TDM0(9%JM) VOE'LL 60TU OPEN EVENINGS TIL 9. SAT. -6 I where the deeeiuwd last d ^ t to (Patteifw No. 6780) A j y i m s is tha blouse worn by Cwrtlflsd from Itacord triangles which form the front man ot tba Navy or Coast GO OUT AND X'LL SHOW) CLAYTON B. HUNT and badf of tba hat A *ltop- cents in coin, plus 1 cent to SOU V^ERE TO DIG.' Judge. Oabot, The Manchester iGuard. That# art two kinds: Gia nof* o< narrow ribbon flnlahas tha dress JUMPER with the white MICKEY FINN LANE LBUNARD |R-t-$-44. ” ______Make-It ot pink and black Herald, U50 Sixth Avenue, Ne PROPPEP PROM. HIS BItTERS' BOTtaB Far, Fsr Into the Night! Yoriil9, N. ’T. StriiMMand stars, and the undren to waar with your data dress . of JUMPER without any stripes or FOSiTIue, JARVIS atars. Both are made of tha same THAT'S WOWOBBFUL HE WONYSAY AND JUST . W eU .. TMAfTS '— aoft matarial and are hard to get AMO r v e Sll?i B-6UT WHAT OR DO WHAT OO • WHAT i V e OOT TO Into, hard to keep free of Unt, 7 H CONVINCED H IM L ^FlBURE OUT, JARVIS Ekiilers and Furnaces ABOUT HiS (V10THEI?T A THINS bard to get out of and hard to get THAT HE'S SANE, — SO VOO'O _ T o Pattern Subscribers 1PHE TELLS HEI? THAT WILL ^ High Power Vacunin a crow (rate) oa. tf a Jumper WHAT YOU SAID, 0(? TIP HER OFF. fits a man loosely, he’s a boot V IN ANY WAV 6IVES JARVISl HE^ Cleaned. narensi o f tha trsmandoua amount ot maU beuig nandieo oy has been in the service for HER A HINT THAT LEAVIN' J ^ ayattih thasg days, and tha ahortage ot labor, we ask ome time, he’ll be wearing aier- ttoit you he patlant U your natUm isn’t deUimred as promptly HE KNOWS — e v e r v t h in s Get ah the heat yoa ahonld lyice marks, and if he has been out TO WlEi ita la UM B ist Tba ssaaon o f heavy pattam ordara is now under toav and arlU oonUnue through Bastar .There are bouno ir os to sea he’ll have campaign bars. fitnn your rationed fnd i t he’s a rated man hit crow will thia Winter. Let m ctMidi* delays P stu m s are mailed M>ud-claas and ate frequenUy Gatavad bacanss dir postal oongesttoa. Be gare to retato the aaoa- MeU you what kind of work ha tion y o u r heating plaat S^aMtopnMMii omwmat rw^ved the pattern Idoes. If ha isn’t rated, he’s cither n o w .: Cnil any thnet tn. a leeaonablB length ot tUha, plaasa adrisa as Uw aumbsr and seaman or a fireman. .In short, •las ordered and we will eherh your order. ^ - a JUMPER doesn’t make the MANCHESTER 3-0185 ein, it Just tolls all about him.