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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 Hit 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 Negro 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 Nip Remnants poHation System ; already were moving oUt of the Kate o r Fatalities Drops _ miles past Pontorson, 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 Avranches. 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.—(
Normandy Invasion and martial law in Philadelphia to pact, abandoned her form^^tradi- flH E W. G. GLENNBY CO. Body and Fender Repairing Freah, Native Baltic Btatea and these were apllt On Guam, whose more valuable get Director Harold D. Smith, as- j tipnal policy of friendship' with It was Churchlll^fr-brst review of the coordinated R ^ Army offen southern half is in American prevent a resumption of Ne ^ ^ . . B l a l a S t . 1W.4X48 WekUng Our expert carpenters by the drive to the sea west of sive resulted from an agreement Burning that the fighting in Europe j Germany and of neutrality. Des- the robot bomb bomba'rbtt'*"^ since ' D oa’i let itiRiag tumroct heat' Riga. Once estimated at 30 di hands, the preparatory stages for gro-white fights, and gang July • 6. Then he disclosed that ' are now available for any ■ap your (crength. Reynolds Tomatoes Lb.17c with Premier Stalin at Teheran. a northern cleanup were dealt ivill be over by next summer, estl- I P*te warnings b\ the Reich, the h«rf um*ri Q ner ASK FOR fRFt INSPECriON Trnck Painting Cotraa Insulatioo in your attic visions - of perhaps '300,000 men, A possibility of German collapse looting attendant upon a tie- A today t^A^„ ththat , tu Tt ■. .'Turkish government in subm itting'2,750 bombs had killed 2,752 per- snd-.AU types of home re there was nq official- estimate of Japanese troop cpUcentrationa mated today that the United ; | son^ and injured 8,000. — Bzpert ’ Work! pairs and alterations. nircs yonr whole house "irM biiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiii* hy mid-September was mentioned Yank ground forces straightened up of the city’s bus, trolley States will spend $88,900,000,000 The only result of the use of Flashes! the number trapped in an area by Foreign Secretary Anthony pressure has thus started or. the Estimates cheerfully diadc cootoesa.” Get ouc.estie about the size of South Carolina. their line across the' Island north and subway system. The com for war in the fiscal year begun on road which d'jprives it of its free this indiscriminate weapon so far' (Lute Bulletins ot the (jP) Win) Prompt Serviec! ! today!' Onions 4 Lbs, 25c Eiden in a speech preceding the of the capital city of Agana with as they (tjie Germans) are con given. Aatrlde All Railroads prime mini8ter’’s address. . mittee, which also asked July 1. dom and independence of action.” ’The Red Army had cut and was gains of a half mile to three miles Asked to I.,eave Germany cerned will ue that the punishment 119T8pf«oeSt. TeLl-lS48 X Eden said in debate over the which overran four small towns. President Roosevelt to seize Also, he Mid in presenting re- ! The Germans said the Turkish after their weapons have been Unem'ploymenl Bill Approved Van's Tire REVmUS astride all railroads and highways governmCnt-sponson^ motion for The front_ line,. aa reported Washington, Aug. 3—
Jews and Cath 000 to $45,663,000,000. Net re Baron Carl Qiistaf Mannerheim to wartime duties to leave London. CARDS . miles cast, Ventsplls and nazirbe. self largely with generalities. olics," *> the presidency to succoeij Risto Jump on the Senate Military com fore Monday, returned on Round Steak Lb. 35c One group of Germans estimated ing Japanese Sunday night during ceipts in the fiscal year ended June OfiNo Millfary Importance mittee—scheduled to meet tomor Thursday, and tires brought fo r a l l OCCASIONS! "The highest personalities In which 300 were slain. 30 totaled $44,149,000,000, double Ryti, resigned^ / He'declared that the bombs were to number between 10,000 and 15,- the German Jteich. are mUrdering the preceding year. Turkey’s severance of ties with row to consider riVal bills undos in Tuesday, Wednesday and I •I000 waa reported cut off even from The total ground losses of the Philadelphia, Aug. 2.^yp) of no millta.y importance. which' Congress would- "IcdernHze* Lean one another, or t ^ n g to, while Japanese- on Saipan, Tinian and -r-Gangs of , armed Negroes Except for employment taxes, Germany was disclosed by the , Between Jun* 15 and July 31, Tlinrsday, returned the fol THE ’ SMASHES FIST THROUGH ^ Riga and trying to reach the East avenging armiea of the Allies close which Congress failed, to increase, Turkish horpe road and was con the compensation program for dis Prussian port of Memel, 75 miles Guam already exceeds 30,000. roahied g Negro residential the prime minister said; the' ex charged war workers. , lowing Monday. WINDOW T uesday a t 8 O 'clock upon the doomed or ever narrow and customs. Smith revised up firmed almcist immediately by plosive weight of the missiles GIFT SHOPPE Beef Stew Lb. 32c from Russian spearheads- ing circle of their power,” he said.- section^ in northwest Phila ward all his tax estimates Berlin broadcasts. • • • Ihloxicated and' wanting to ihow hla Offer Violent Beslstsiioe launched against England tcitalled Engage in Bloodless Duel t w ic e a WEEK 891 MAIN STREET Pledges British Aid Americans Expand delphia* today, smashed 500 Direct taxes on individuals he Premier Sukru Saracoglu /-an only 4.500 tons, while in the same SERVICE! '. Opp. St. Jamea'a Chnrok phyalcaL proweaa, a man drove hla bare Thousands of Germsns weire con. He pledged British aid to Tur estimated at $18,935,000,000, in- nounced the cabinet’s decision to llarana, Cuba, ,\ug. 2—ryp)—Eu flat through a $400 show window. In- centrsted in a narrow sector on Latest Landings . windows and atthejeed and se make the break, telling the Na period Allied planes dropped 48,- genio de .Suva, Jr., director ot the % Lb. ORANGE HALL key If pne w ere. attacked as a .stead of $18.113.00
January estimates: by the blasts, which are felt over tp^pt shoot, held bis pistol at We Do Our Own \ Policy terms to Romania and I have no reel taxes on corporations, j JOHN H. LAPPEN The police arrested more than an extraordinary wide area. ■ -his ■ side until . Dr. Belt fired and All Forma et Inanranee and Bond. Keep I.j> oelf Dewey Now doubt they would be accepted Japs Shift 300 on charges varying from ma $16,588,000,000 and $15,404,000,000; British Closing Churchill said the 14.000 hurt with gratitude by the Romanian' licious mischief to aggravated as excise taxes, $5,637,000,000 and ' missed. They were reconciled. VULCANIZING jClarke - 44 CONE STREET TELEPHONE 1Q2I were "mor'e or less seriously in- The duel grew out of a cuiSIro- - MANCHBSTSR COMW* people” if their leaders were not sault and battery and canning $4,251,000,000; employment taxes, JiJred.’’ . ■ I ONE-DAY SERVICE! “ in Shape At Sl Louis cowed by the Germans. Navy Chiefs jxmcsalsd deadly weapons. $2,081,000,000 and $3,182,000.,000; In On Florence Tale of Human .Sorrow |[ versy over the prospecilve price Ebtplalning a lack of explicit Three thousand cHy policemen customs, $362,000,000 and $438,- of Cuban sugar to be sold to the - "There are also many slightly irnited Stutos in 1945. Insurance ness on post-war problems, par and 7,000 auxiliary policemen 000,000; miscellaneous receipts, injured,” he; said.' "the result has « * • Arrives for Conference ticularly boundaries, Churchill Oika$ya Succeeds Shim- were on duty. $3,643,000,000 and $2,037,000,000. Eighth Army Regains been a sad tale of human sorrow, said; . Police said moat of the gangs This brings total receipts to $47,- suffering and Wholesale dcstruC- Boiiih Oil Farllitles VAN'S Agency With 25 Other Re ada as Chief of Staff were made up of teen-age boya 246,000,0()0, but a deduction of . Ground Lust to Ger- lAindon, .-\ng. S.—i/Ph—More RAINBOW (Continued on Page Eight) armed witb bricka, bottles, stones, $1>583,000,000 for Federal old-age (ConUnued on Page Two) I than .100 . Liberators and Flying - Service Station 175^ East Center Street - publican Governors. Irf Shakeup Today. clubs, knives or .buns,. and survivors’ Insurance trust' fund mull Gounter-AtlaokH. I Fortresses of the IJ* S- 15th Air 427 Htfd. Road TeL 3866 / Tel. 3665 VITAMINS a Race dlsordert^ broke out last reduces the net to $45,663,000,000. I Force bomlied rail and oil stor* NOTICE Bulletin!, New York. Aug. 2— The night after a I work' stoppage About $1,(^,000,000 of the in Rome, Aug. 2.^(iT’) —The dogged : age faciliUes In the Rhone valley Keeps My Clothes St. Lonib, Aug. t.-H^V-The 3each Resorts Tokyo radio announced to<]ay that stranded many of the city’s 1,- crease In the miscellaneous re Eighth Army advance on. Florerice Allied Ai|*craft ; nf southfrrt France today In ad* Odd Fellows Bingo will discontinue due to nation’s 34 Republlcnn gover- 500,000 daily riders' of buses, trol- ceipts result' from a higher esti I dition to targets in Genua harbor. for Admiral Kqahiro Olkawa, and an mate of the amount to be return haa regained ground lost td recent Objectives In France were the . nora, headed by Frealdentlal official In the Navy ministry, has summer vacations. ', Notica will appear in in Shape P’ Nominee TtMoina B. Dewey, - Hit by Storm (Ciontlnue, on Page Cli^if) ed to the government through con German counter-attacks and Brit Held at Base!! Portes les Valenres rail yards and began oonferencea here today been named chief of the * Naval tract renegotiation. ish troops were closing In slowly the Le Pou/.in nil storage area general- staff, sueceedtng Admiral • ' Impliea Declliie In Spending about 100 miles Inland. Other com- . G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. paper when gam^ are resumed. V i c t o r y In mrhnt Gov. William H. WUIs today on the city’s outer fringes munications and military InstaJla- nf Vermont described an ,na Shlgetaro Shima^. Treasury Balance ' Smith’s estimate that direct war Tropical -Hurricane’ Ap expenditures will come to $88,900,- despite a fanatical enemy defense' Twelve Bridges Blasleil tiniis at .Avignon also were hit. Lumber of All Kinds The Bingo Committee-. effort **townrd bringing gov • Shiroada, Navy minister In the rivaling the Nazi stand at ‘ Cas-1 few enemy fighters were encoun ernment back ta the vtUage parently Spends It ousted Hideki Tojo cabinet, had Waanington, Aug. 2—(IP)— The 000,000 during the fiscal ' year As Heavy Bombers Al- STOCK RACSOW pamp.” As the conferences position ot the Treasury July 31: (July 1. 1944-J'une 30. 1945) la sino. _ ' I tered by the bombers and their es Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware held the post of chief of .the Naval $700,000,000 above, the January cort of .Mustang and Lightning o|>ened. Governor Wills hand self Over Swampii. general staff concurrently since ReceipU, $75,812,495.94; ex Gen. Sir. Harold Alexander’s; taeJi Siipply Routes. fighters. Bal8am.^Wool Insulation ed reportern a statement de penditures, $572,093,540.33; net headquarters announced that New! February, retaining it July 17 ' (Continued on Page Eight) DRY CLEANING claring tliat he believed, “the Wilmington, N. C., Aug. 2— UPi when he became the first member balance, $21,924,410,130.44. Zealanders, described in a Ger- j London, Aug. 2.—(/P)~ViituaIly I HoiiiM la-n WItbmit Water cniM^af libemi government —A tropical hurricane apparently of the ToJo cabinet to resign. man communique as'■"clUe. troops:' jaili Allied aircraft bused in both j New .LhiUon, .Aug. 2.—(JP*— \ can be furthered ^ the elec Dome! ^ d that a Navy minis are now firmly established in the COAL COKE OIL Reserved Dignity tion of Dewey and Bricker.” spent itself over the awanaps 'of Britain and Uply remained ground water iiuUn break developing, from ' Fatten up your s t ^ try uinbuncement also reported villSLge of La Romolfi, six and oqa- an 'Increase in pressure'~fiuf''iiii^K~ in Modern Memories keeps all my non-washahle jwardrohe eastern North CaroUiiS today aft- the appointment of Admiral Rao' half miles southwest of Florence, ed last night by unfavorable : Main St* Tel. 5125 St. Louis, Aug. 2.—(P)—Gov. Budget Director Assumes farther to the left an Indian divi I in one of Jie two supply mains' and poultry faster in *44. looking ite best— ^th|s means added ei damaging Wilmington’s beach' kuni Nonpira as commander-in- weather but conditions over the feeding water- into this rily from •Our Memetlnla nre PBOUDLT Pure dehydrated Thomas E. Dewey of New York, resorts and temporarily' paralys- cliief of the Yokoauka Naval sta sion occupied Caatlglioije, 10 miles French battle area proniised to Im Lake Konomoi during the last of ' built te he PRODDI.Y owned. See meat meal plus Give tllilll the vitamins Republicsui presldentisl nomiitee, tion, Japan’s number one Naval from the city. prove today in time to enable nine pressure tsats along tha pips* ^ear— and that's real wartime economy. ipg the city's utilities. base located Inside the entrance to Nazis Beaten Within Year Reach Mountain Poaltions Allied airmen to return to syste ear preeent eteek et Monuments et ether body-building arrived here today for a .two-day Waves 40 feet high. at times . Meanwhile BriUsh guardsmen, line, reduced water presssuw ingredients will they need by feeding conference with 25 other govern Tokyo harbor. Nbmura. formerly matic attacks on the German throughout Ute city today sad left uU typw and prieee. or let ne aanko Rainbow laundering for all the washables erased .hi^e sknd dunu at the commander of the Kura Naval sta probing forward In the blUa east forces being rolled back from Nor- keep your in them the quality feeds ors of his party. summer resotts of Wrightsville' Washington, Aug. 2—(/P)—Bud-^ In calling for estimates for tbe mtny homes without may Uratw (M ' w e a r e f u l l y e q u i p p e d saggestlona arlthont any obNgntlon When the train bearing the can tion, Japan’s number two of Highway Two—the main road|mandy. all. Officials sal that barriag-a** ' whataoevoe. parfset health. I, beach and Carojin ueacb even aa served several days aa Navy min get Director Harold D.' Smith dacal -'year 1946. beginning July leading to Florence—reached 6"'**; Twelve bridgea—most of them we carry. didate’a- party backed into the the Coast Guard and'detaila from 1, 1945, Rmitta dlzcloned, he is ask mountain pooitiona without mak- rgii spans over the Seine, Loire, foreseea llffieulties repairs would union atatipn. ^the governor ' ap ister in July. He succeeded Shi- wants you to understand he la be compietri. by late this after TO DO ALL KINDS OF peared on the rear platform, xnd naarby Camp Davis, a military mada and held the post until the ing Um ..various government agen Ing contact with the enemy. Marne and Eure rivers =--were post, evacuated thousands of per Just assuming—not prophesying— cies to submit estimates on their Other British forces moving up blaated yesterday as American noon. .Meanwhile'the city was be*- acknowledged Uil applauae of a appointment of Admiral Mitsu- ing served entirely by tbe Laka BODY . AND FENDER WORK crowd gathered at-the track's end sons in the nick of tltae. . maca Yonat aa Navy mihiater in that tbe war* with'(Jermany wilt heeds under'' vaHofiO)' assumpUons: bn the Areuo-Florence Axis oc heavy bombers Joined the Tactical bo over during the present fiscal OonUnuaUon of* the war on all cupied Sexzate, eight milea south Air Force in cuttmg off routes of Bnuidegee supply mein. Officisda Msochester Memorial Company by smiling brokdly and waving hia Cieata Aeoto Housing FroMena tbe Gen. kuniaU Kolao cabinet aald this nonta should be able ta AND PAINTING Pahama hat. With hlin was Gov. Ihe storm refugees poured Into Named to Supretne H’dr Obaabll year (July 1, 1944—June 30, fronts, the end of bostiliUes in one aoutheast of Florence against only Buppilea and reinforcements for 1945), b u t'tb ai Um oyvar with of the theaters of war, or the and mild opposition. *but the Germans maided (Jerman troopis and at the eupply all the water Um etiy aaadP Prop. Fc^resf Donnell, Rspubllcsn sena- Wilmington, normally a city of 'Hie Navy 'announcement a)so sad were oaahle te aeeeaat fir tiM i ' j . . . . . NO W A lT D IG t------lM .Tm ar BUT to iw nqmlnea Just named yester 40,000 swollen to double its pop disclosed the appointment of vJapan will last longer. of-bostUiUes on all front# during :Were in position on Monte Masso same tima reducing their avenues HARRISON STREET ulation by shipbuilding and other “These are asoumptioas, but not tbe next fiscal year. only three miles ahead. of escape. fact that preaaare had rllaffisi ad.i day. Shtmada and Admiral Zengo higher than peuads at «My Ikdnn^kAcfrAr KAnt-nr S aln s Open lya. Larsen’s Feed Service j Open ’Til 4 P. M. Saturdays. Dewey rode to the scene of the war-related activitiea, and created Toshida. commander of the-fleet in predictions," be told a news con ‘Tn our planning we n ^ t be .Britlah units moving up High Bomb Fighter Basee TELEPHONE 5406 Ifoveniora’ parley at the Statler an acute housing problem. Hun- Chinese watei^ to the' Supreme ference. "We had to wort on prepared for war as well as for way 69 in this same general lo- . -The heavies also bbmbejd five by mld-nioralag. Normally certain assumptions in revising partial or total demoblllzaUon," hall premure ai itMt ttaw a< ascaeda 49 boaada.^ 4^Qo|pMMd m f s e s - iilMtiauaS an Faxa NlMk iOonthiMd M race NUmI budget esUmatea." ' . lb s said,. Xwe^ (CoaUaued ea Page Ttos) \ )7-1 -• l^ANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 194* .M
—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^. Guido 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-JCaribbean tured Monfgothler. seven miles night at the home o f toe president, ;>er BalUc espionage still further, and fight on toe high ground be Mrs. Fred Kelsh of 52 Wedsworto BPWlMl» it both the and 18^1 In Stockholm predicted southeast of Avranches. tween Villers-Bocagc and Caen, street. Besides tos hot frankfurter • M as Esmond Shimherrest, Rose, Green, Blue, 72x84 ...... $6.98 -lies, once totalling 350.0W resignation----- ne*xt- of Premier Edwin and I think we shall destroy him Some 20 miles to toe^^northcast, Between spells o f duty at our southern outposts, the. Americso soldier knows where toe Germans havie' been try sandwiches, there was a variety of ■yy., SayoMMi _ n, were assigned to the isolated Llnkomles and his cabinet, leaving there.” ing vainly to establish an anchor salads, baked beans and home DRESSES 110$ SIIM4 in.n IIOAI Pillows; 21x27, Soft and F u ll ...... $1.39 how to relax, tfatw * “ Cole”, says a thirsty Yank, and it’s like a fnendly invita Mannetoetm free to call a new Already toe Germans were made cakes, as well as cold and MJ4 f».n- If .74 Riga Isolated and CJer- leader to form a peace-seeking cab for their battered 80-niiIe line, the Tte stumbling ■ back-.out of a pocket hot beverages. Everybody seemed soo •4A0 UM lfJ7 Igsan survivors there dug In with inet. north of VUlers-Bocagc, and al hotly contested Normandy cities of Bedt^ipreads, cotton and Rayon, 86x105, Reg. $4.98. . $4.22 to enjoy toe outing in spite of toe Em ^ osb ■tfMdal* hi «n premX tion to fiii^or a chin-fest'... tbe^ same as when you serve Coca-Cola in your Itb e lr backs to the sea, Bagramian They mentioned Eero Vuprl, ready the British had m op^d up Percy and Tessy-sur-Vire fell to HitiMy m4 ^ Ms*$ lasivt an armored column speeding the Americans while Viliedlcu-les- heat. SIZES 14 TO 44 head of the trade unions, as . the the homme forest south o f Cau- IMM $IS M $100 Bedspreads, Single and Double, Reg. $ 1 .9 8 ...... $1.87 home. From the Caribbean to the Arctic, Coca-Cola sunda for t h t pMMS4 thm$ l.iBfter fugitive enemy likely new premier, pointing out mont. Poeles. which already has beeh by Residents of Woodridge have ■■treamlng toward- ** that he would give toe cabinet a The British were reported on toe passed. was being cleared. lanUes to the westward .outside tne called a meeting to be held In rtjr» sb « t, — \x^t become the high-sign o f friendlinesa miaoy placea overaeas. radical tendency the Finns feel outskirts of Vtllcrs-Bocage. British troops were over' the Bedspreads, Single, Gold only ...... $1.29 •‘Coke’'=Coca4:oU hump of the highest ground be Tinker Hall on Sunday af’ernoon IlMtation ring. necessary In dealing with the Rue-^ While the British at . last ap k’l nuutsl for popular nama I Closing of the Baltic trap paved tween the north coast and Vire, 40 at 2:30. At that time a'set of by H ^ td o n a i slans. Vuorl has been an ardent peared oh toe way to liquidating • Om iD UHDil AUTHORITY OT THI COCA-COIA COSPANY IT to acquire friendly abbievis- ■the way for quick- release of the miles inland, and were fanning out laws that have been drawn up will 'X ■ VIKANCE CO. peace advocate ever since contact the Bocage country keysjtone of state Thoatei Bids. I tiont. Thet’e why y6u hear ■Bovlet northern divisions for direct with toe Americans over better be acted upon and a board of offi first was established with Moscow Rommel’s defenses below Caen, Ss4 flea. COCA - COLA"t o TTLING c o m p a n y , EAST HARTFORD, CONN. ' Coca-CoU called “C9k4"« liRVMion of Germany in concert flghtlng country promising an,even cers elected. The new association . TelepSasa S4M last March, and recently 'he has the American stab across Brit jMSMrar/ o, a 815 MAIN STREET I With the fast-moving Russian graver threat to the center of toe is to be known as the Woodridge Brawa, Mar.. been leading an attack on Rytl and tany waa as if through soft but Ui*iISM iTo. n l W .T. ORANT CO. nies to the south. Germans' line. Community Association. They Llnkomles. ter. ;iyppMTtoc.cak, While-Marshal Konstantin K. German broadcasts said toe American troops alone captured have already secured some good Iltokoesovsky battered against Rytt'e resignation In effect can-, around 20,000 prisoners in toe first cels hie pact with, Germanj In Americans evidently had toe “ bold from the steps that were taken IgyBrsaw’s eastern door, Gen. Ivan aim of breaking through to toe. .eight days of the offensive, which which he promised that Finland three weeks ago. They have asked l& etn iakh ovsky extended his Loire mouth"—which would cut now is in Its ninth day. These dresses have superb i< ^ t o iiidV »iii>us<||»ihim ' •• ' • ' „ ‘ ■ I that sector. ing-the— sitfeetion Friday. In the USE BRI-MAR PAINT I -ANNIE Capture Another General . ^ InteHnr Llnkomles must discharge West of Sie'dice, m the Warsaw To Save. , the duties of president. SUIT I direction, the Russians reported LAURIE J the capture of another Gennan It has been demonstrated that many people rgooeral. Lieutenant General ) , $32:50 If^knke of the 73rd Infantry dlvi- Marlborough earning a* minimum wage do a proportionately ORIGINAL [■ slon, toe 27to Nazi general cap PRIMESEAL tured In toe Soviet summer offen- better Saving jo^Than others with a larger Income. In'"^ Black or Brown I alve. Mr. and Mrs. Roy B. Pettengill crepe w ijh vslvst bow. I (Moscow dispatches ' yesterday have received word from their son, CLEAR OR In many cases a budget helps to keep your ex One-pises dress with sold the Germans, after sending Roy M. Pettengill. of his prbmo- the new everUouse ef I Gorman civilians to safety, were tlon to Private First Class. The penses In Hne and your Savings at ^ maximum. fect. Msec 9 to 17. |:«nplytng torch to Warsaw. ■ battery of which young Petten- § I ' PIGMENTED ’ ((Jerman broadcasts last night ,glll is a member has received a ci A SMALL DEPOSIT iid toe Rjiesians still clung to one tation for outstanding work on Ah excellent lin t coat tor Remember this — you’ll neveT'regret any and J 0 t several bridgeheads thrown D-Day. both exterior and Interior $l6e98 WILL HOLD ANY IfAOroas toe Vistula river in toe Several from here attended the all increases in your Savings. ^ , 1 DOhlln area 57 miles southeast of carnival in Manchester during the —It seals and at the same GARMENT l':iriu»aw). time Is equivalent to past week. UNTIL FALL. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Uttlew coat of paint. It does not field and children o f ta p p in g penetrate and Is very elaa- have been recent guests of Mr. irks Break Links tie, retaining Its riastlcity and Mrf. Raymond LitUefleld. / Mias Yvonne R. Snelling, a s ■ over • period of yearp With Nazis Today nurse at toe Hartford hospital, wttbowt becomhig brittle. spent toe week-end- at her home The Savings Bank ■ jh -’ t (doathnied Fton Page One)' here. Ton take ae gambto wHh Brf-Mar iWRBOinS W s were fortunsto In Mr, and Mrs. Roy B. Petteng^iU $3.15 GALLON Paint. Ifa been beautifying and $3.15 GALLON sbtainlng salesman’s — Support. The Aesembly were in Southington on Sunday, ' protecting New bgtaad honses for aamplss o f a line o f the occasion being toe 50to wed In S-Oalloa Lots. better dreasea in sizes awtly ratified the dedaion. over a hundred yanrs. W E H A V E lu 5-GijloB Cana. Pioadaed Help by Britsto ding anniversary of their uncle PLENTY OP' WHITE ''AND O f Manchester IS and U only. 26% rltaln has promised Turkey pnd aunt,'Mr. and Mrs. William GREEN— thoee bnrd-to-get shades. /w 5SS*?ImS «4f. ___ nic and flnandsl help and Ballou. ■ sgulpawnt,” the premier said, A Rataal Savings Bank ' BtoSt the difficultise which Drops Nats on Baby A ailae" from the action, :sma an dsDselta to biak ars gnamatesd la fall by The BLAIR’S break Is effective at mid- Boise, Idaho — UP — A woman 'M cCaLL-CO N VERSEi ejjJtwiiauk DsaiMt OtihraatyTtoid ul Ooaa., toe. TELEPHQNI tonight. called In to protest to Mayor A. Inc. T5T MAIN STREET \ Jdag before 418 delegates A. Walker. She bad left her J p a i n t s WAIXPAPEB 8--AHTISTBr 8 U P P U g ^ „^ ^ Assembbr. awbodlta yoabiutsr to sleep In Its buggy S C45MAIN8TRKBT T«L*PH01fl 6M7 • did nott mogq ttet T Au«-|u«fMc:guA under ms t wWs » « . HUiqsbp.s^4, and a pssky «n itr t H i but: that I aqulxfet~ " * k kept m oo cojmng by to drqp B ^ AS. ^ 'A. — a.1 •• !, \ ,>• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, AUGITST 2. ^■m Ki*ATr\ MAvrTTPQTFIl CONN;, WEDNESDA'f, AUGUST 2,1941 PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTE , ______—______Torringford and Charlotte Picket T of Berlin. J , 1942 the Jones family received field County Farm bureau In 1914 children were Sunday guMts of m^by* Aug. if contending storage I Winner to Get Best' dresses will be modeled by New Record Set Awards Given the Gimbel national award aa a and haa been active In farming space was needed for cattle com Let Continue “typical Amerioan family.” affairs sver since. He has been and in September Mr. and Mrs. Max Scheller at Steaks May ' Edith Steams of Wequetecook and Pratt-Whitney their horns tn Wethersfield.' ing to market. Such a move would Betty Oetchell of Hebron. For Bond Sale Qurtls was bom In Monroe but a member Of the Bridgewater Manchester miles an- hour, both ot ^^e . latter have left only the two top grades Chic^o Trip came to Bridgewater In 1903 to U . Georgs M. MUns Is now In Lose Points Strickland wlU also model Infor Gas Business Farm Leaders Board Of Selectmen for 26 years MONTGOMERY WAI records being achieved when the Renewed Hawaii for a short Ume. Hs is of steaks and roasU, choice and mal party dresses. rtm a 338-acre farm, 160 acres ot and haa been assessor for 17 ^Evening Herald commission’s war chaplain In the U. fi. Navy. He grade, with point values. Bach County Winner which are under cultivation at years. tVashlngton, Aug; 2.— —The present. ' speed limit was theoretically 3 expects soon to go back to the Ip a controversy over the direc Hebron Girl Among Bach of the contestants was a |10,OOO.OOO,OOO Fifth War Loan Mrs. Jones and Curtis He was a member of the State Pork Loins and Hams tive that reeulted In postponement O P A Cbmmissioner A t present he has’ 60 head of miles an hour. Pacific area. winner at the exceeded .iU goal by 84,639,000,000, House o f Representatives for flvo Awarcls xMade Yesterday of the effecUve date,'. OPA suggest Contefitants at 4-H dairy atock and 12,000 laying years and aefved ons term as Maiiehspter, g ^ - The oommlsslon would thus Mrs. Homer Hills and Infant Likely to Be Returned reviews In which 400 glrU ^ k Stays Order Beeause of establishihg a new record for a Honored at Farm and daughter Mary Elisabeth, left the ed that only utUlty grade steata part The reviews were P«t /« war financing operation. , hans. In addition, he runs a state senator. R e has also held V 001C A 8 HBBOUBOW seem justified In lU original argu Afternoon; l->ur Surs Qub Qotbing Show. Home~ Day Program. OcMral Manchester Memorial hospital on To Rationing List. and roosts be made ration-free to ti^ 4-H clothing Honesty of Dealer. In announcirfg a sales total of small orchard. sevaral other state posts on com Hs*id«dOet*wl2^^. ment, which was that, since the 35 For Three Plants. Monday and are now visiting at prevent disruption of Cattle prices 1618 glrU throughout t ^ ethte $20,639,000,000 S ^ t a r y o f the Ho helped organlaa the Litch missions o f importanoe. and. a aurplua ol ration points In Storre, Aug. 3— VPi— One of participated. Each glM has Treasury Morgenthau called It Storrs, Aug. 2—OP)—Mrs. Philip ImA Wrerr ' ”" mile an hour limit whs being vlor the home of Mrs. HUVS motoer, Washington. Aug. —<-P)— A Hartford, Aug. 2— (IP— Execu 2 consumera' hands. i seven county winners Of the 4-H dress or suit and made "excellent' neWa to Jepd to our lated widely. It might as well pick Mrs. .Elisabeth WhlU. Ripley Hill, little more than half the quantity ImSe her tion of a three-months suspension H. Jones of Shelton and William ■t M*iieh««t*r, Kast Hartford, Aug. * , - 7 ,'^ * Becked by r-tebilixatlon jDlrectbr club clothing contest to be held or selected accessories. fighting men,” and a rtjnarkable 40 miles an hour as the speed mA^^ plant of Pratt A Whitney In South Coventry^______of beef steaks and roasts the War this afternoon at Hawley armory, penalty ordered by an OPA hearing Curtis of Bridgewater were award I |f»«i IMtsr. Fred M. Vinson, named as arbltra- Barbara Buck of W ln^r. achleV^ent made poMfble be BUY NOW>a PAY LATER Food administration two weeks University of Connecticut, will be r commissioner against the owner lim it , Aircraft Division of United tof, this procedure reportedly has year’s sUte winner, wlU preseni cause o f the “w holehearted-co ed cert,Iflcatee of honorary recog craft Corporation at East H a^ord Visiting Northern CMna ago ordered removed from ration chosen to represent Coimectlcut of a Bridgeport gasoline station nition "for noteWithy contribu- According to the commissions been adopted. ttia tlrle In the review; operation of aU the American peo-. and the satellite ing may become point-free Aug. at the National 4-H Congreee in has been ordered stayed because pie.’’ Uone to agriculture and rural Ufa’’ ...... I .OS own figures, at least, lU change / “ the 'dealer has been extremely ...... ■■$ 1.00 ford. Buckland and Southington Chungking, Aug. 2.—(A*)-— An 13, with pork loins and hams re Chicago next winter. Plana are rov* being made for at the Connecticut Farm and In ^>eed Umlt has .resulted in no reS v ed renewals of their Army- turned to the list. Snake bUU Able to Move Fairfield county Is not repre Heps Pamphlet DtettUmtlon honest with the government.” the sixth war loan. . It may open Ho^me day program in Hawley ar I and x p o * :: :" ’.••»»•'» American military mission now Is In an order issued yesterday by of Increase in average speeds. Peo Navv "E ” awards for production visiting the Communist and other While officials of the WFA and sented; Nov. Hi Armistice Day, and close mory at the University of Connec OTinMR o r excellence yesterday tha Office of Price Administration There will be four classM— Commissioner William J. Day, Dec. 7, Anniversary of the at ticut today. ple still travel at whatever speed Areas In northern China. A ChlneM Ogden, Utah — W*)— E. -ll.OOO- Thomas R.‘ Smith, owner of tbe r a ® u .i v i , This added a fourth star to the declined to dbmment. It was learn- wash dresses, wool suits, bert tack on Pearl Harbor, but the The aw|irda, the 49th and 60th they please, which is what they government spokesman, P. H. volt line was short-c'rculted, leav Yellow Mill Esso Service station olwpuOMcmtlon ^ nennanU at East Hartford. Hart- Chang, told a press conferenct to ' ed today from reliable sources that dreeses and Informal party drees- dktes have not been announced in the 20-yeu span of the annual were doing when 85 was the speed Ford and Buckland. A t Southing ing Ogden Hghtless. Power Supt. In Bridgeport, was permitted to formally. The goal has not been rural fixture at the University, SSL dtoJSclSI ciU fod to It or nrt day the mlaslon had the triple pur the two agencies have agreed to J. M. Jones slid a four-foot blow- ts . JJ»5’3l3SSd tn thto p ^ r and limit. The average speed at which ton, which has been in production continue his business when .it was decided upon. were made byBrasldent Albert N. pose of a ranging cooperaUoi be retain point values on commercial snake was to blame. Somehow Wash dresses will be modeled rS^loSTna^ PUbllahtdbare. a much shorter period, a first sUr or "B” grade steaks and roasts. by Beverly Clark of West Haven disclosed that Smith had dismissed Corporations exceeded their Jorgensen,i, UnlvCTsity president. they please to travel la now 38 tween AUled air and Chinese it shinnied up a 'O foot tow -r and an attendant who had admitted (Ichts ot rapobUcatlop of apeclal was added to the original pennant But such cuts, from utility or and Helen Trepal of PhoenlxvUle injurious to quota of $10,000,000,000 in the Mra. Jones apd Curtis were l^iUlASMground ev.*forces, wrw| —'such —— — —as Wgrlving ,w aid played conductor. Condition of RE- UPHOLSTERING AB miles an hour. “ accepting loose counterfeit gaso- which was awarded early tma grade cattle will be available with wool suits by Audrey Strickland a^tlments toward the Fifth loan by abo.ut $4,309,000,000, jiMBlehl The commission does not di vearyear. Plants at WilUmantlcwuiiiim.iti,. and to wounded or stranded fliers; Ob the snake; Stunned but stiU able 1 American nations. ^ -----“ ~Ilne tickets at the station. while the $6,000,000,000 quota for tees of the university frpm a Hat EMt S m e a d o w received their uinlng mlllUry Irrformatlon. and out ration stamps. ' , __ of Mlddlefleld,-^GatDl Burnell of REG. NOW vulge how this average te at- WFA originally ordered OPA to to move—under Ite own power. Attendant Immediately Fired individuals 'was exceeded by $330,- of candidates prepared by a spec »BECE second stars in May. All of the I cofiectlng aeronautical daU. Smtth told the commissioner at , . Ulned. or what percentage of 000 000 ial committee of the College of $45 HOMESPUNS- 35 Pratt * Whitney Aircraft plants a hearing last month that, while he Agriculture. LIVING ROOM $69 D E N IM S ------1 sUte traffic is traveUng more have continued their production bad not been active In operating Lapse of Two Years 59 the station, he had fired the at SUITES bdrkav than 40 miles an hour, in violation records without inUrruptlon al^e The Farm and home program 80 ___ AODIT tendant immediately after receiv Letting Sinatra { of the speed limit. It is apparent receiving their first awards. The today resumed after a lapse of ATlONa main plant in East Hartford was ing word, that counterfeit tickets ly content to take the average, two years during which wartime above prices taielade stripping your furniture to the frame, %%» Marald Prtntlix C «“PS°f.v..H!:: th* first plant In the aircraft in* had been found In the station’s Clown in Film travel difficulties made it impossi the complete rebutldtag of your set, new springs nnd fllUng added, ,J ~ J ^ t o a n c t a l roaponattini^ tor snd condone the speeders. In fact, appaartnii tn ad- dustry to be honored with the pro banking account. Smith told the ble for rural people living at som; woodtep'h reflnished. „t» la Tha Mancheatar *»•- it is apparently willing to accept duction “ E." commissioner he would take over distance from the university to HOLDS AM t H a r a ld .______- any speed the public seU. Since In brief ceremonies in Eass active operation of the station at Hollywood, Aug. 2.—(jp—Don’t tend. The program originated . Hartford, Captain John E. P.ixton, once. OTHER FABRICS PRICED PROPORTIONATELY this is also the apparent attitude be surprised If the movies try to 1924 and, through 1941, it lasted Wedneaday, August 3 U. S. N., Bureau of Aeronautics A suspension of 30 days, effective make a comedian out of that one week. LOW. of both the courts apd the Legis Representative, presented the new Aug. 10, was directed against bantamweight baritone, Frank Lectures on farming priictlces It Couldn’t Be Better lature, we can indeed be thankful four-star pennants to General Harry Letize of Harry’s Benzoline Sinatra. « and other topics o t interast and ALL WORK GUARANTEED. TERMS ARRANGED. that, for every motorist who Manager W'illiam F. Gwinn in the station. West Haven. The dealer The crooner admits he’d like to importance to rural UfeXlU high »t th«:.oii# point o< Own presence of Lee Johnson, assistant was charged by the OPA with ac be a screen Jaugh'igctter, but light the program. / T h e n will pleases to drive at 60, there is at ceptlng loose and counterfeit gaso LITTLE GIRL’S COAT SET I jtaelf—where the Gennene were to Factory Manager G. H. D. Mil isn’t quite sure how he’d click. also be a 4-H dressmaking ‘ con least one who Uavels at 30. ler, and representatives of the \ line coupons. Neither is hie studio. test / j laii lo cacpect that the main Allied /■ Joint War Production Drive Com So they’ve cast him la- a Navy Mrs. Jones, former Joan , «OOrt to hreah Into France proper mittees of the plants. A t South training camp comedy film with McD o n a l d Big Blcfw Coining Newell, is a I e of Winchester, ! ironid be made—the entire Allied ington Captain Plxton and Mr. H Waterbury Marine Dancer Gene Kelly and are letting Mass,, and ca: to live on a 300- ^_Bt has today achieved break* The war In Bnrope is moving at G'wlnn were Joined by General him clown just a little, to see how acre dairy m at Shelton In UPHOLSTlOlT CO. / Superintendent John 8. Robertson he does. If the public likes it, 1914 when married Philip H. ^«wo.iph. Oerman epokesmen eay such a mighty pace that Pacific and members of the Joint War Listed as Dead they may see more. Jones, e is the mother of two 983 MAIN ST. HARTFORD PHONE 2-4127 UNTIL OCTOBER I4lh i ler ua what o i« own apokeemen developmenU of supreme Impor- Production Drive committee for But Sinatra definitely is sons an two daughters and In l^eaould perhapa not choose to aay— tshce can esslly be crowded out of that plant. through trying to be a dancer. He Washington, Aug. 2— (yp)— The spent two weeks perfecting an A that there le no longer any eem* editorisl comment. Only a few ultra-fast dance routine with T Uanoo of an ocganlaed German months ago, a General MacArthur names of 16 New Englanders are Presents Plan Included In a list of 213 casual Kelly, and practically knocked "MONTGOMERY WARD m o t at the' base o? the Normandy jump 200 mlUi nearer the Phlllp- ties of the U. S. Naval forces— himself out. peninsula. pinea would have been a good For Reconciliation Navy, Marine Corps and Coast The Americana, at the end ot day’s thrlU «B Itselff. A t any time. Guard—the Navy department an nounced today. Deaths Last Night Amariesn reoowiuest of Guam the first week c i their otfenaive, PubUcatlon of this additional ace swinging from Avranebee la should he dramatic g ^ news. Moscow, Aug. X.—UP)—^Premier list brings to 51,682 the total Washington — Rear Admiral •But today R win taks 't ^ great Stanlilaw Mlkolajczyk of the number of Naval casualties an two dlreetlooa, one Into the Brit* Charles P. Cecil, 59, skipper of tany peninsula, the other Into the Wg atep certain to ooraie, .after Polish government- In exile pre nounced since Dec. 7, 1941. The New Englanders and next the renowned cruiser Helena, died annual Blanket , center of France. Although they these developments to win tdosr sented today an initial plan for in a Pacific airplane c n ^ . He the reconciliation of -his govern o f kin Include from Connecticut: have been traveling and fighting title to the headlines. Adamaltis, Charles J„ Private, had homes in Louisville^ Ky-, and ment with the PolUh Committee of Flat Rock, N. C. Russian speed for a week, It is fairly sasy to prsdlct what National LiberaUon now ruling the First Class, U. S. Marine Corps New York —Rlchpril C. Mc- ttere Is stm no_j|gn of tbelr paua^ that big step-Wlll be, to guess how hl-eas of Poland liberated by ,the Reserve. Dead. Mother, Mrs. Pherson. 61. negry composer of Susan Adamaltis, 25 Green street, tag. One can s u s p ^ that freeh Important R Is that In the past Red Army. , J ‘ Charleston” and other hits under Although details were secret. It 1 Waterbury. titwpa are contlnt^ly pouring year. General MscArthur has tbe pen name, Cecil Mack, a na 4ay-^mvay even/offers appeared that he might disavow through to freshen our apear- tiavsled more than a thousand No OeiUngs on Bandlcspped tive of Norfolk, Va. the more bitter of the PolUh exUee Ch’cago—Alice L. Manning, 67, miles westward to tha Philippines in London. Hartford, Aug. 8.— (jp — The national le g i^ tlv e counsel for the No lew tm^reeslve than tbs ad- from his original position on the (’The Moscow radio said In Busintss aha Professional Wom broadcast recorded In London by hiring of physically handicapped _____> wo made ta the story en's clubay a native of Burr Oak, have southern edge of New Guinea, the Soviet monitor that Russia Select this bedroom in one of 3 groups! workers in state war plants with la., who/ lived in Salt Lake city. pt what era did to the only ambl how Important It is that. In less and the Polish Committee of Na out regard for employment ceil Germen counter-attack ings is now permissible, according Utah.UTan. / y o u m any 5j than a year, our naval and am- tional Llberatlon^have exchanged to an announcement from State HoU^wood—B-Edward Mack Hoff- Hi m featured this campaign 1 "representatives.” Nikolai Bui- | I phlblouB foreea have traveled more Bed, dresser with mirror ani War Mant>ower Director William m a n / 65, vaudevUle vaude headliner for .«n tar. This was a t«ro-day Ger-1[then 2,000 miles across the cen ganln represented Russia and Vin ...20 „/years___ knownknow as Eddie Mack; cent Ryzmowski represented the ^ A f \ Bed, dresser with mirror, and * a ^ chest as shown, plus a large rmn- J. ntzgerald. The, restrictions tn man attempt to cut off our ad-| tral Pacific. show n hiring handicapped persons, de a^fiutive of Hannibal, Mo. committee, the broadcast said). chest, exactly as shown here. — ity dresser* This is snotnef /'N e w York— Charles K. Johan- vaace by a sharp attack Into the These twin advances, MacAr- signed primarily to encourage re- at----- $ ------We call this our Southern High- combination of the finely made, genume walnut Southern emnloyment of war veterans, will ‘sen, 78, for 50 years publisher of side of our posltloh at Percy and thuris ons thousand miles by land, group because It Highlands bedroom group. Was $393.00. be lifted Immediately, Fitzgerald “Nordstjeman” (North Star), only v a lu es ... Thisy. The German oounter-at- coastal bopping, the Nimlta 2,000 Seriously Wcvinded ■ nial South. Genuine walnut.'' Was $271.50. said. New York Swedish 'newspaper. tack aucceedid, at first; in biting miles by island-storming, have iBlo .our territory. Than K wss brought two advance guards of In Tunisia Figliti yobraafsed, and w a n German American strength In roughly amtts wore added to the Uet of parallel poaitions pointing toward Five pieces In this ensemble . . , fELECT YOUR BLANKETS thoae brotun in this week’s action. the Philippines and the coast of Rome. Aug. 2.-(A>)-A report | twin beds instead of the full size - To tba Immediate oast of the from Allied headquarters twiay at % pictured, dresser with mirroi^ China itself. 11118 is as far aa the said the Col. Count von .Stauffe^, 398 SALE ; ABMrioaa offensive, the British prsUmlnary strategy of ooaatal- berg, who Berlin has announced chest of drawers, and a large ^nity. Decorations are of NOW . . . PAY LATER ON have Ukewlae swung into action, hopplng and laland-hopping can was executed for the attempted inlaid marquetry. Was $458.00. aad they too have achieved. In go. What bappena next la going assassination of Hitler, was seri-j ously wounded in the , Tunisian | OUR CONVENIENT A o rt order, a break-through. to be big enough to shake two Bumming up. we have, in one campaign and returned to Ger-1 of Ward’s Jap cabinets. many "dlslUusioned, crippled aadj weak. fx»t*‘**'y and finally burst full o f bitterness." LAY-AWAY PLAN • . • •at of ttw Normandy peninsula In Troe Summer Month The Allied announcement said to poMttoo for the battls of France he was w.oufided at Nezzouna, 1 Itaolf. We have broken and di»- Now that July is in the records -‘losing an.Cve and arm.” He was- as featured in Watkins Brothers psreed at least seven Nazi divi- as generally notable for both heat described as' "a cavalry officer of Floor Goyerings the old school and . . , no friend ■kma, taken approximately 20,000 and drought, we in Man^ester o f the Nazi regime. prleonera, and at tha moment we may well give tbanki that a few ‘‘He had witnessed two German! Riia alt naw wool Uonkafs. Exi^arlly woven foT [Mil have the Germans oS-balsnce, well placed thunder showers dur disasters, having been sent to Tu with no more natural defenses to ing the month alleviated eome- nisia from the Stalingrad front,’ wear, warmth and beauty, lovaly shades of bhia, the announcement added. aid them- . Our new freedom of wpat, in this locality, conditions rose, cedar or groan, luxuriously bound with rayon which reached ijsergency serious- action makes It possible for us t j eotbi. 3% p e w ^ 77"xS A \ 9.98 T. IL98 to head in many directions; we ness elsewhere!. Not that we have san dictate a continuation of this escaped drought, but that we have ' Gilead' Sizae I to 4 and 3 to fix war of movement: It would seem escaped, so far, the worst degree > ■‘ J ‘tliat the Germans chn only meet of drought other tocalltiek already j Services were held at the Gilead j V. \ ' ’the threat of our present poalUwi know. We can remember what* It Congregational church, on Sunday of one-oif-a-kind Decorators — floor samples ‘' EfiauHfiiNtll wools I Wonderful by n prompt condentretlon of is like, weU enough, from last Au-- with Rev. Charles A. Downes in '• . V ■ everything they have In 'France, gust and September, and It hasn't charge. The church will be closed for the neift three weeks and will blertdf of wobl .wHh rayon or which must mean tfakt they will been that bad yet. it has, fortu 1 reopen on August 27 when Rei[. X have to leave other areas relative nately for us, merely hovered on Alfred Rapp will officiate. An In- [ Out fam ou s blawdad U ankote. IQch-looMng ly defenseless b^ore the further There’s a Watkins. August Qearance again this year . . . cotton I In"90 many dionhing the edge of killing crops outright. vttation has, been extended to tl^ blends of 25% naw wool, 50% rbyon and 25% tnvaalon attacki we may unleash They’re still alive, even if they ^ op ie In Rebron to attend this like the others we’ve held for 70 years. In spite of drastic, Plattorni^ Rockers service as their church will Be CoMon. Softly nappad.ditrabia and wonnl Exqulsfie at any tims; don’t grow very much'. 1 shortages there are pieces and groups here . . • hand Were $39.50 to $49.75 ■ small-girl styles I DistingqishefTt^ closed the whole month qf August made and decorator^s things included , . . which have not In our own front lines there Is WhUe we are in a mood for en so as to give the minister. Rev. | postaia royon satin bound. 3 ^ pounds; 7 2 'x8 4*’. sold for some reason. Good storekeepmg insists that the.se the exhilaration of victory, and joying that slim comfort, we Charles A. Downes,--a'vacation. fine toiloring — even to the on the liome front there is pleased might as well pay tribute to this A severe thunder shower-accom- things be changed p^odically. Other piecM are surprise that we are doing so well. July for being, after a long span panied by hall and wind did quite ders from suites; oddk-find-ends; samples. All are subject asks, tfipestries and tapettes m wine* blue, rose an gg- In reality, there should be no sur a little damage in this vicinity leggings, which hove adjustable of abnormalities, a true summer last Thursday afternoon. JThe Vpl- i to pi^or sale! s h ^ . ■ , ! prise. The Allied High Command month: Last year, July came In unteer Fire department was call has planned this war so that we ed out to' extinguish a fire In § , June, and- July Itself was some* X suspenders, zipper ankles ! i would not move until we were thlng^todeterrainate, true to no hay stack at the farm of Asa W. ★ ★ ★ ★ \' Elus, which vas struck by light- 1 I ready. It ivinted to be sure that partlcul^ seasem dr tradition. nlng. The men sufcceededx. In sav Poll wool daubla bhmkala. Sa pepuloH 9% t when ft did Boove, It could do to This year, there have been great ing moat of the. hay and prevented 1 MARBU UNOUUM WITH * the Germans just what we have hot days, and thunder i^ the morn the spread of fire to buildings. 1 naw wool and 95% eoNcnw wemaa wHh fiia wool In Several large, trees were struck lue , been doing. ’There are years and STURDT PUT BACK **— ’^ 8 9 ® ' 4 a —«------^ ' t e ----- a - » t - f i ----- S- ing, and thunder clouds at noon, $ 7 1 5 -^ 0 mU NOp lO nIV OTfflOBi Bl T^MTinni « ilBfW 090GK 1 months o f production and traln- and an electric wire was broken at j , Was $250.00 ^ ^ and a true summer sun, and eye- Porter’e comer which burned for ii ^Beautify your homo on8 lighten yowMiroric wHh gamima faolaum. ■i and planning behind thU Nor Were 1195.00 to $225.00 ■ plaids, sotean bound. 3)k pounds 72'x84'’. 9plus •quol monthly poymontfi^ ninga when the new moon awam an hour imtil the electric repair ' YouU approdofa Hi* vmy practi .v ed to be good, end it is good. It that one could know It was sum and repair It. A number of faml- | with many of its ready-to-use Antiques reducjM lor tno tha temishin^ In dny' room. ChooU fiOt •oty-to-cora-lbf finoteum lies were without electricity and j one low price. In addition to English i^wson loun^ . •ouldn’t be better. mer, u d drink of it to the ' full event ' A cherry secretary with w o^ panel ^9®” wIA marbla pattern ia colon that go ctear through to bock telephone service that evening. | types there are two light scale pieces . . . * Heppel^ite fn» w^tinir bed (much like that on tambour desks) is one against cold winter-drafts. Ffc. Gordon Rathbun, son of sign, and a classic tuxedo.. All have spnng-b^ construc Won’t fodo, swff or waor oflF. Pra-woxad wrfooa. B»y fiiis kng^ L < That “ A'vtrage Speed” Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Rkthbun | S* h T lS e s ^ iS r Make it the central feature of your If, to all our appreciation of this tion. . ,. - ^ Wuorbig Raolewn at WorcM Mng room maosuraments. true summer fullness, we . must of East street, is home on a ftir-\i| living n > ^ The Stats Traffic Commisalon,. lough from Pyoto, Texas. •voting ■nanlmoualy to oontlnue add one complaining footnote, it. Mr. and Mil. Clarence V. Rath- ■ ' ' • . ■ * > , W e Oompleto Job A t Very Little Extra Ooetl ' the present 40 mile aa hour apeed la to the effect that, in our bumble bun observed their fofirth wedding - Rafit which has been in effect ex- opinion, July could have been July anniversary July 27th at their. | without producing .ItmiUeas home on Blast street. They have ipacim entell^ ainoe May 1, finds one daughter Janet. Mra Rath- Victory Box Springs $in.oo CLEARANCE OF B lit the motoring public Is aware swarms of house-breaking mos bun la the fm'mer Miss Marlon Were $29.75 to $39.50 I V / \ oC the. need for ear and tiro eoo- quitoes. r White of Coventry. ' ’ asTvation and is maintaining a Mrs. Bessie Hilliard' and eon LARGE REMNANT SELECTION Kenneth of Andover were recent Eight twin sizes and just two full size box springs w itt flm '1; good safety record. On such juatl- Urged to Back Roosevett callers at the home of Mr. and edges. Ideal fqr the Suirimcr camp, find BUY NOW AND SAVE! 'Y Bostlim. the Commission finds Its Waterhury. Aug. 2.—(ip—Mem Mrs. Charles Fish. fortable when compared to most Summer home beoaingi BROTHERS tn tbs speed Umlt wise bera of the CIO who will attend Mr. snd Mrs. Ernest Dorau and Good for children’s rooms, too. tbe State Democratic conventlca daughters Jeny iJn and' Adrian ara: •od good.' a t Middletown and Albert Dorau As- svtdanM ef good pubUc bs- aa delegates have been urged by ontgomery d 884-828 MAIN STREET MANCBBRBB the Connecticut State Industrial of Wallingford were recent guests M. CLOSED EVERY WEDNESDAY AFTERNOOlJ ; fekvior, tbs oommlesloa cites the Council, CIO, through John J. at ths bon» of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd OPEN THURSDAYS AND SATURDAYS TO 9 P, ;o m e ry ; traffic speed checks now Driscoll, ita secretary and treas FoglL . ^ • tbs state trsveUag at aa urer, to work for a state Demo- Mrs. WUlUm Bralnard hsa re 824-828 MAIN ST. TEL; 8161 MANCHESTER turned to her home In Hartford 1 o f M miles aa hour, cratio ticket *Vhlch U a tiatiflea- tioa not a ^renouncement of tbe aricr vUltlng at the home oC her | ' o f this yssr tbe guiding principles of the Roose cousin, Mrs. Wlnthrop Porter. rsoordsd was 88.7 velt admlnUtratioR.” ' Mr. sad Mrs. Floyd FogU tadj ^ '-V ■ ■ ■ " y "'. _____ M a n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d ^ A n c j h e s it j b , c o n n ., w e d n e s d a t , a u g u s t 2,1944 V MANCHESTER______' EVENIIVO ______HBIUUCD/___,_,_ — ■■rMwiMANCHEoTER, wu'^TT'lt dJNT^MCU n WBTJNESDATi ATJGtJST______Z| 1944^ PACE eigh t "largely as the result of careful inflicted losses on the enemy a’cot. _n Arm y equipped as no Arm y has count 'of abouO'30,000 V absentee crease as his policies gradually | cpadev.’ork of Mr. Eden and the* V \ V ;d, "Negroes employed In other vision of Consolidated Vultee ^tr- §O O nC r double those which .ve have suffer ver been equipped before." Sebively Joins b a llo t s ^ de^eimlne the outcome,, approach fruition. I mourn him. ” craft Corp., and with an agree- * Ail this was -not accomplished great success attending General da Bradley Has Fish and Reed Gas^n Stomach THIS 'HEIRLOOM* departments now have priority ed ourselves.” McKittripit In hia campaign, ...... 1. I Relieved la 8 mlaatae or 8 White Persoiis ment to reinstate a group of Says Tanks Excellent without loss, he said, adding: Gaulle's visit to President Roos f over all new applicants. crltlcizejPXlark for his pre-war Tries to Facilitate Emigration j __ - donUe jroarmonev bock ler Woman’ Montgomery Ward and Co. clerks Than Expected . 4— To critics of BrlUsh tanks, ’’W e have inflicted losses on the velt.” « Gas Company foreijpa policy stand against the Geneva, Bwltssrland, Agg, 3.— MMMJrtoutb teld etiUM stlafal, meMu. ■This demonstration is not a Contlhulng a discussfoh o f politi USED TO GET Seriously Iiijuretl labor movement. It 'Is not spon dismissed for refusing to ne said both the Cromwell and the enemy about double those which Carried Out W in at/Polls; adjmnlatrtitlon, and Clark made (ffV-The International Red Oosa iBf s^ ton ttovaoh mmI httrtbma, Soetati tuaftilr cal aspects o f the war, he said: fiSS*** .(••‘••‘-“ U"* rwHelKM llnoirn tot sored by any union or other organ with a Sunday Inventory. The (Continued from Page One) American-made Sherman were ex- we have suffered ourselves." e arg;ument that he was trying announced last night It waa en " I look forward to the closest Sven Beating isation. PTC men and women are Ward dispute had threatened to cellent. and "the notorious Church He said that while things were The Hartford Gao Company.re to keep the country out of war. deavoring to facilitate the emigra i»iL. ■ V n,i onn*i oovTort la a By Negro Gangs association of the British empire, Tasks Given Clam Behinj simply trying to protect their Jobs cloie four eto"es. ” It would be very troublesome ill,” the most thickly skinned 60- going very well in Italy, "it Is the. cently announced the appointment Their comparative totals when tion of Jews frqm Hungary. ^ MfM’lul'dStSSS?' m wL At Pottstown, Pa., 1,500 em Russian Arm y who have done most the United States, Rusila and and their seniority against the un to all of Us here if I made a pro tonner, ” ls coming into its own.” of Donald R. Schlvely ao Sales 8,609 of the state’s 4,573 precincts (Continued from Page One) fair discrimination now being used ployes of the Spicer Manufactur 6—The Germans were warned o f the w 6rk In tearing the guts out French representatives In the set- ■ Promotion Manager. He under had reported were: McKlttrick rife o£ Man ki 'tb* Ca«« nouncement on the subject here ^iiimiiiiHiiiiiiiirmiiiiiiiiiiiiii Q££|^4g• North Labor board to. seize the plant. pons have been struck from theliy able to maul and break the Ger- ed the war.” tion, and appliance merchandising stores after smashing in the win saying; A three-day strike involving 4,- lie a world _ council to preserve tle for All France. Republican' ^om ii^e. In the day's other primaries': rmitry. who is » t present board- Not I'sual Htrike Situation liands by our fighting men will be n Arm y,” Churchill continued. He said It aeemed reasonable dows. 300 at the General Steel Castings peace which‘ will in tlTe first in Four o f Kansas’ six inoumbant "This is not the usual strike appreciably Increased.” Salutes Maraud Staltu that Russia should expect that representatives were unopposed at 60 Pine street, as she Is Chased hy Band of Negroes Co., Granite City. HI., ended yes stance be ' (ormed and guided by By Wes Oallagfaer situation where we could talk to 6— He confirmed Turkish sever salute Marshal Stalin, the there should be a friendly Poland The Associated Press for Republican nomination. O f the 4 tmployed in Manchester, is at William Marquard, a newapaper terday but began all over again the major ^ w ers.” W ith tha U. B. First A rm y In the leaders. It is an unusual situa He concluded: "Important dis ance vOf diplomatic and economic great champion of a great country, arid that the AUleS would welcome Rep. Hamiltop Flail, veteran, SELLING-OUT ' reporter, and Charles Higgins, i other two, Rep. T. D. Winter of I Jtenrhester Memorial hospital almost at once when 300 Negro and rofirmly believe that our 20- France, Aug. 2—(iC)— American photographer, covering the troU' tion. cussions on the official level are ties with Germany and said that any fusion between PonsB"forces many a political ^ u gh and tumble he Third district was leading his chlppers waiked out, again halting if the Axis struck at Turkey ”we year tw ty with Russia will prove operationa In western Europe ire she was taken at 10:30 last ble reported they were chased by "W e are asking the men who shortly to begin In Washington. now working with the western ,CB, while Rep. W. P. Lambert- production work of the other 4,- to be''on«,^of the most durable fac have entered a new phaae, turn during his 24 yeara In Coiigreaa, ht after being picked up in an a band of Negroes, given refuge are their leaders so that wfe can When’ these are completed we shall make common cause with her forces and those working with the son o f tbe First was,,In a ding- talk to them in an effort to get 000. shall 411 of us have a very much and take, the German menace as tors in pim erving peace and good ing from a battle for Normandy added another victory to hia ra^- BOT PRESTO/ onsclous condition on Bralnard by a Negro family in ita, home, Ordered to Return to Work Soviet union. doi battle with State Senator them to go back to work. And better idea of where We stand. well as we can In our stride.” order and tne progress o f Europe. - conditions have Improved con into a battle for France in which ord today—renomination by Ra- Alb! Cole. and later escorted to safety by po' Some 4,700 idle since last Friday the German Arm y may be fight TOe police are investigating and to get a peaceful settlement. We 'It is vain and idle for any pne 7— With negotiators of the Pol "It might >(ell be that the Rus siderably In Yugoslavia; the Greek publlcana of New Tork> 29th dla- Vi) inia Democrats rsnominat- lice. at the Trenton and Roebling, N. J., country to try to lay down the ish government in exile in Mos sian successeaX have been some ing not only to hold France but EE WHAT I DIDWriN: U «w cted that arrests will .be Higgins’ shirt was tom from are ready and willing to talk to plants of John A. Roebling's Sons N avy again is at sea and a Greek trict over the opposition of Presi ed se of their nine House mem- fimade. According to the stor>- «o anyone ana everyone in an effort law on this subject or to try to cow, he said it would be a marvel what aided by trie atrategy of Cor brlgiade soon will join the battle In for its very life. be'rs out opposition. Rep. Pat- his back. .• S t Co., were under W LB direction Lieut. Gen. Omar N. Bradley dential Nominee Thomas B. learned by the police Miss Gill . Police said the whites attacked to get transportation resumed.” trace frontiers or to describe the ous thing if a fusion of rival poral Hitler. Eve\ military Idiots Italy, he said. rick 'rewry won over L. L. to return to work at once. instruments by which those fron Polish forces could be proclaimed has now carried out the three ob- Dewey. 1 in an automobile owned and were "passersby" in the area ex The Transport Workers union In Muncle, Ind., AFL'^glass bot find, it difficult -not to see some Bean o f lUth Hill In the Fourth *DUC0* MAGIC tiers will be, maintained without “ when Warsaw is being liberated jectlvea aoalgned to him before In Kansas, U. 8. Behator Clyde ,_iven by Raymond Eilswood of cept for John Rappaport, 33. a said the stoppage was attributable tle blowers of Ball Bros. Co., voted faults in some of hlsXactions.” W ife— I didn’t run after you be dietrict, lie In tbe Second dls- OF OUR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK further bloodshed.” by the bravery of the Russian the Invasion of Franca was M. Reed, Parsons publisher, won 1: Daley road. Coventry. J" tax driver, who they said was at to "disgruntled leaders” of rival last night to ignqre -a WLB order Churchill said thecK, was great fore we were married! trict 8 ip: Armies.” laimched on June 6: Republican nomination. With 1,- ' the tMX while the driver had eft to tacked a.s he di.scharged a fare. unions but that "there is some to return to work. Five hundred News Extremely Good Improvement in Brltlsm. relations Husband—Lislen> a trap doesn’t Daughton nominated for the 8— ’The whole of Europe Is (1) Establishing and aecurlng W 802 precincts in out of 2,742, Reed one of the buildings In the Many stores in the section are thing more back of it. , have been idle since July 23 In a The news from Normandy, he with Gen. Charles de\Gau)le’s run after a mouse, but It catches post/h4ild tilin g Rep. Winder sliding Irresiatably into new and beachhead: (2) Capturing ^ held 58,867 votes over 34,108 for y of Brainard place. Mrs. owned by whites. "Immediate action (by the Jus Jurisdictional dispute' between the told a cheering House of Com French National corapilltee. It just the same. R. Miarrie. ar mons, is extremely good and "the secure foundations.” port of Cherbourg, and (3> break (pari E. Friend, Lawrence lumber- ood came along and i« said to In Washington, the W ar Labor tice department) • will ferret out A F L group and the CIO glass. First American Army advancing ing out of the Cherbourg penin niah. . been looking for her husband Board called an extraordinary enemy activity,” TWU Interna Ceramic, sand and ailica workers. Touches^ on ..Internal Troubles when she saw the car number meeting at 11 a. m. to discuss the tional 'VtCB^Prostdent James T. down the Atlantic coast might The prime '' minister touched sula into the open where mobile Cloae Battle In Mtaeoari Death of fJuezon DRESSES A t least 4.000 were idle in nine •ad started to Investigate she situation with officials of the Fitisimon said 'in a ,telegram to well be approaching the important lightly upon internal difficulties of warfare can be carried out. , And In another natloi other disputes which remained un railway center of Rennes, about Back oo Timstaible Now watched primary held y e ^ rd a y , ^fbund the young woman in the car. Philadelphia Regional office. At Attorney General Biddle asking adjusted. Germany, but said these ’’must THE MEAT DEPARTMENT Seen as Shock Sbo is said to have become so tending from that office were Syl aji Investigation. halfway across the base of the shock to the foundations the con It Is no secret that a slow start Senator &nnet Clark of^laaourt $3.98-$5.98-$6.98 ■lurry that she, assisted by another vester Garrett and Ell Rock. “Lurking in the background,” Brest peninsula.” ' fidence of the people and the loyal The meat department cohtinues to be the most im threw the Americana off achedula, apparently lost In a close battle 7 Of Italy he said:“ W e may hope woman, pulled Miss Gill from the The Philadelphia Transportation Fitzsimon said, were enemy agents ty of the Armies.” portant department in the stori^ Through this depart but the recent'irirtft breakthrough for Democratic yfenomination Advanced Allied Hradquarters, Sizes 9-20 car and in the fight that followed Budget Data. that operations of the utmost has put Bradley’s forces back on against State • Attorney . General company, operator of the d ty '* who. he said, instigated the move He said that Ambassador Franz ment customers obtain one of\the most vital, most Donald B. Schlvely New Guinea, Aug. 3,\ri>P)— Qen. Plenty of 18 Vj-52 M ss GUI was knocked down and entire network of troljcy car, bus vigor will be continued by Gen von Papen, w ho’ failed in the as their timetable, and they are Roy McKlttrick.^'Wbo campaigned Douglas MacArthur, commentlpg ment to incite race riots and ham eral Alexander (Allied commander a ' her head hit against the curb ren and subway lines, said that its per war production.” signment to keep Turkey, neutral, healthful, most delicious, and best^ked foods. _ swinging along at a far bett^f .as well as being a consultant for aa a RooaevelLadministration sup today on the death of Pmlippinea in chief) and his army throughout porter. / ' dering her' unconscious. The hus- 0 000 ■ operators had walked out. Named Agent Lost March Sees Larger might now be returned to Berlin • \Ve think most people have a p m ty good idea about pace than was rapected 10 daya appliance manufacturers. President Manuel Queson, li^d: the summer and autumn.” Dewey hkd accused Fish of rais iMmd o f the woman returning to without union authorisation, in, re The TWU was named bargain ” to take part in the blood bath that how fussy we are about quality oveK^here in the Pine- 'AffO. Mr, Schlvely la a graduate of "President Quezon’s death will But he added that while things ing religious and racial Issues by Brainard place and finding his sentment at the hiring of eight ing agent for the workers in a he BO narrowly escaped at H itler’s Even If the Germans succeeded Cornell university, a member of be a great shock to the people of Tax Income are going well there, .‘.’It is the hurst Meat Department. We’ll admit W^t it’s bad when beingy^oted as saying the Jews w ife In excited state said he took Negro trolley car operators. collective bargaining election last h a n ^ In an earlier period." in establishing a new front tem the class of '22. He spent four the Philipplnee, who so keenly Russian Arm y who have done the people can’t buy every item they want in our meat de are Generally for President Roose imr away and did not notice any Attempt to Restore Order March 14. TWU received 4.410 Chutohill'said he did not believe porarily by throwing In fresh di years as manager with the P. H. anticipated ble return to Matma. -other woman in the vicinity. most work tearing the guts out partment . . . but it does help when everX item they do velt’s New Deal. The congressman HATS Fist fights, the hurling o f m Ik votes; the Amalgamated Associa (Continued From Page One) the invasion of France ’’could have visions rushed from other parts and F. M. Roots Company In He waa the very apotbeoais o f tha W m Gin was taken to the hos bottles at passing automobiles of the Germap Army. o f Francs It Is doubtful U they commented on his victory over Try this sasy DUCO 'TransfsriMgtc** i tion of Street Car, Electric Rail The prime minister brought the been executed any earlier.” buy satisfies them. Cleveland, Ohio, manufacturers of aspiration o f the Filipinos for the CHOICE OF THE HOUSE pital In an simbulance. The report and the smashing of house ever again will be able to stale Augustus W. Bennet, Newburgh way and Motor Coach Employes estimate, but implies a decline in war sharply home to Britons with ” We had not roe tackle," he Thursday in this department we offer yr Threat to Out> Negroes showered it with coal. Allies, despite vastly greater ton districts had reported, this was to breathe new life into old fimiiturs. man’s job. Put the Negroes back I f victory in Europe should be whole of the Russian Armies A Limited Number of 17 to 18-Pound More Open to Attack Ing./aales and relations. er writes, "The Itching and smart The police said a white lyoman nage, "have sailed the seas from the count: Fish 13,977, Bbnnet 10, ing were relieved, and I slept all Full o f ideas fixim Peter Hunt, famous _____ of * Armament. Where they belong— back on the delayed, tl|e production of muni would be thrown, as Indeed th e y YOUNG NATIVE TOM TURKEYS In short'they have to hold their artiat. Shows smart new uses for old 5W8TI8 pat was slugged by a Negro in the January to June with less than half 894. night, Peterson’s Ointment Is mar tions wiU bo stepped up to what have been. Into the general bati line more thinly and are more thinCB. 64 pages, pack-jammed with 3 g NATI8IMI same district. roadway.” the losses we have Inflicted on the SHOULDER HAMS ...... pound 32c ^1each Resorts In the Clark-McKittrlck race velous.” 35c a box, all druggists, $4.98-$6.98 %aahingtbiv Aug. 3—0P>— War Thousands of Negro men, women As the tieup entered its second ever may be needed. I f German re tie in the east.” DELICATESSEN ITEMS: \open to attack. / the lead changed twice as returns exqmplesjinaw in full color. Telle "how ' aaggy sistance should collapse earlier Other highlights from the prime dwindling and largely ImmobUe The Germans now are placed ln 60c in tube with applicator. Money and children crowded the street. day the city took on a pre-war N aval rasoUrcea o f the enemy, both came in. It may take the Friday Sizea 10-44 production pu^u see-sawed today than assumed, expenditures for the minister’s war summary: Grote & Weigel’s Frankfurts, Pressed Ham, Liverwurst, a'NpMitlon where there la noW ng- Hit by Storm back if not delighted. Some, police . reported, earned appearance. In the eas€ and west” ha ■aaouD oam ^ o f a three per Autos Clog StreeU current fiscal year may be iwme 1—”I am Increasingly led to Polish Rings and Veal Loaf. _ er% question of their thro^ng In clubs. feel that the interval between the Carried Out On Schedule (Sent rsdttctlOB .m aircraft goals Liquor Sales Halted More automobiles clogged the what below the estimate.” Spiced Ham Bologna Dried Beef a division here or there to plug a defeat of Hitler and the defeat of He said the Normandy Invasion (Continued from Page One) ootnotded with a r^M rt that labor Liquor sales were halted as streets than at any time since the The end of the war In Xurope, Chopped Pork Corned Beef Sweet Loaf gap,\ut must be prepMd to en Smith explained at a ne^s confer Japan will ' be shorter— perhaps and the new Russian offensive had gage Oiehr whole armjse In mobUe hbprtagsa have posw| a major precautionary move pending set start of gasoline rationing. The PORK PRODUCTS : dreds'of them were taken In large cally. Easy to nee. Elaceptirml hiding OPA had authorized emergency ence at which he made public his shorter — than I had at one tlnre been carried out on schedule, on battlcsA , Hunt H’a PRE8 wHk . p u * »,t to armament tlement of the dispute. coordinated plans agreed upon at convoys to Camp Davis. in OM eoat. Bmiets wear. Waehabla. aekr aw pia* a( 00005 gasoline for. all drivers. revised budget estimates, would supposed.” • Lean Pork Chops...... M o r e o V . In ^ p V a language, Aircraft alghU were lowered to The Navy estimated that ab Tehferan. Despite the worst June So far as It could be ascertained, BLOUSES 2— The United States Navy Pork Roasts...... lb* 32c and 35c the AlliefVan > "e risks Md ■a abjective of etlghtly ^ e r 100,- senteeism caused by lack o f trahS- Usukl shopping crowds were ab make It possible to cut back many everyone was evacuated from Superfluous Hair Removed gales In 40 years, he declared, porUUon reduced Its producUon sent. however, and downtown mer war contracts, but spending would alone la already double the size of SLICED BACON lossea If n e r o a a ^ while the Ger \ ■ JKMI planee for 1944 tni|nming "very large Armies with about one the beaches. Scattered storm chants estimated unofficially that decline only with a considerable Japan's, and the British fleet l»V mans cannotX DuCO 96c pint for the next five thpnths in this area by 70 per cent, while vehicle tp every fpur or,five men t Small Link Sausage casualties were hospitalized In Permanently — Painlessly —^ Safely! the Arm y reported that its produc- their receipts would total $1,000 time lag. For example, he said, ex Asiatic waters ■will be< gre^y An ovefwriamlng battle defeat $ 1 - $ 1 . 9 8 fegr. * p v were landed" across the beaches of Armour delivers to us later today; Swift and Cudahy Wilmington, but no one was seri 000 less than normal each day of penditures for pay and subslstenc*. strengthened by ‘ the end of , ' the now In tM op«d« country of Inter- M p Oetpot Behbid SohedulA, I tive output had fallen 60 per cent. Frahce although the Germans had, ] ously hurt Traffic was at a including musterlng-out pay. year. .Thursday . . . as fast as the meat items they bring in lor Framto would^mean more to the FREE CONSULTATION Thousands of employes of the the stohPage 100 submarines and Other obstacles standstill here, with* scarcely a I m e w ill bring production to huge Philadelphia Navy Yard were | City-and state orders prohibiting would remain at a high level 3— American and Brittsh-Caha- are prepared for display, they will be placed on sale, G e r m ^ than Jua\the loss of ter- ' ftxM t 8,tT4 planee monthly for^ dlan forces were o f about equal In their path. block not littered with fallen trees Yjnahl# to report for work. liquor . Sales were heeded readily. throughout the year. _ ^ ^ PINEHURST FRESH FISH rltoi^. The Naxl TELEPHONE 2-1264 I tJtbe rest at the ycer—far lower strength In rte invasion of Nor General Eisenhower and hi;p t;e,/lione too firm, with toe Allies and limbs. '-The Army sent 60 trucks here The ofd^applied to such swank Dostroctlon Bat* Over-Eethnateo ■ A supply of Haddock and Sole Fillets, Fillet of Red » JOHNSON PAINT CO. I than tha P .llS delivered In March spots as bie Racquet. University mandy, but the, united States ground commander, General Mont ndundlng on the westom front, tne For four hours last night the COATS AND SUITS REDUCED S' from Fort Dlx. N. J., to help pro In general. Smith said, the rate gomery, now "atand at the head oI ) but. higher than the July flguto, vide''transportation for its war and Union League clubs and top forces now arp-'larger. 'We have Pqrch . . . Mackerel and Salmon. /Jlaquls bi-eaking out ta t many area was lashed by drenching Miss Rena iialem's 699 MAIN STREET. TELEPHONV JSil of destructiba oh the battlefields rain and high winds. The wind IfOR CLEARANCE ■naonfhoed yeeterday. o t exactly w o r k ^ today, but there was no flight, hotels aa well as to the cor lias been overestimated rather points within France arid the air >8,000. July output was 499 forces tearing German Communi reached a velocity of 60 miles an immediate move by the Army to ner taprooms. \ than underestimated “In order to i planee behind schedule and 49 cations to bits. '■ hour here. take o v ^ the public vehicles. Mrs. Caroline Dayenpprt Moore, be on the safe side." GROCERY SPECIALS SPORTSWEAR-MARKED DOWN. THE ONE COAT planee behind June’s tsdly. executive secretary of the Phila New Phase In Battle Support Power Off SO Minutes ELEGTROLYSIS SALON Arm y ahd Navy officers, and ei^ Here are the revised estimates 35c : Cbarlee X. Wilson, executive SPAM ...... The battle that has just btoken In the midst of the storm, while ROOM 15 — RUBINOW BLDG. MAGIC ENAMEL ecutlves ot- the CIO.. Transport delphia chapter for the NatlonsJ on war spending, compared with .23c 843 MAIN ST. (^iea ahainnan of the W ar Produo* Workers unlbn, representing the Association for the Advancement Benson Says: NABISCO RITZKIIA ...... out of the C h er^ u rg penliiaula Wilmington hotel lobbies and ,' tV n board, said yasterday. the the January estimates; marked a new phaae in the use \of streets were crowded with evac company’s wooers, appealed un of Colored People, said the tieup War department, $47,900,0^,0^ SHURFINE SALAD DRESSING...... Pin^t ^ic madeat cutback would' cause no Tactical Air Forces In battle suj^ uees, "the city was plunged into successfully to t)ie .men to return might have been prevented “had and $47,600,000,000; N avy depart SHURFINE PEjANUT B U m R ...... • • lb- 2 7 ;: : isnaiiqiloyment and., was made for port. The Germans used Stukas lit, derkne.ss oy a power failure which ALL SALES FINAL to their jobs. \ the PTC prevented the holding of ment. $28,50.000,000 (u n ch a O l^ ); We now have College Inn Chicken, Dorset Chicken '^■tentegic resuKms, hot because of No Immediate fclutlon fjnti-Negro meetings on company “ D O N ’T B E 1940 to pound holes for their lasted 30 minutes. S tab ility to produce more.” Tbe Maritime commission, a la King,*Flako, Paper Towels and Napkins. _____ / . armored columns, but Bradley '-.The boardwalks and piers at the N o immediate s o lil^ n to the property." 000 (unchanged); War Shipping new production level will persist, tie-up appeared In sight. Commenting^ on her statement. went roem one better—he used the beach resorts were washed away. PHONB N E X T TO administration. $1.9QO.i)00.000 w d Air Force aa advance cavalry for A humber of cottages were dam- be added, "until Germany U Mayor Bernard Samuel saw Dr. A. A. MitSfc, in charge of PTC $1 893,000,000; all. other, $5,900,- L. LIB^RTI & SON BERGREN’8 FOOLISH!” the armored forces, which are aged\and unroofed. A t the re : brought to her knees.” shortly before midnight last night industrial pelations, said "we can 000.000 and $5,507,000,000. Pinehurst Fresh Vcgetqbj^s 359 FRONT STREET ( HARTFORD D A IR Y * But Wilson joined Ueut.-Gen - ■------e -\an be * not have policemen posted on all to spend money themselves the modem equivalent quest 'of Gov. J. M. Broughton, a that "nothmg effective Total expenditures during the And that’s vihat It Is POTATOES ______./. 5 lbs. 30|; Brehon Somervell, commanding done locally” and that the dispute reupholstering your old out-^ted living a t cavalry. .... militarV detail from Fort Fisher 846 MAIN STREET Peas Planes scouted ahead, linked to CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION 1 general of the Army Service would be certified to the National °“ln New York, the National Asso- Irith rol^ room suite Green Beans _Summer Squash es. ^ patrolled deserted Carolina beach the ground by radio, and pointed today. * i foru k h> declaring that the labor Labor Relations Boanl ^ elation for the Advancement of ous estimate o f $97,954,000,000 and Beets...... V. • • • • .bch. 5c Sidewalks — Driveways — Cement Steps. aillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllimillMllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllliT Colored People sent telegrams to Pepperi out enemy positions miles in ad The storlin hit with sudden fury ^ , ahortage in foundries and forges He Issued his stktement after $93,743,000,000 actually spent In Cucumbers, average ..... ea. 5c * All Kinds of Cement Repalrinjr. 1 atael mlUa, heavy tire factories, conferring wdth representatives ON President Roosevelt and Manpower TRADE IT IN NOW FOR SOMETHING Celery vance to American tanks. They even as ev^uation of the beach ommisslqner McNutt asking their the. last year. Becker’s SelectM Silcipg did not stop with this, however, fo r cottages watfy under way. Water i heavy artillery plants, ammuni- the CIO. the W ar Labor Board, the With net receipts of $45,663,- W’hite Onions Fair Employment Practicea com intervention. : .NATIVE t o m a t o e s ,.. lb. 19e they attacked with bombs, cannon- reached the floors of some o f the t tlon works and some other field is 000,000. this means a deflqlt of NEW AND UP TO DATE Yellow Onions Tel. Manchester 2-0811 t andangcring the armament pro mittee and the W ar Manpower lire and rockets. Often by— the houses as womfen and children $51,741,000,000. Romaine Lettuce time the tanka arrived the Ger commission. lecberg Lpttuce were rescued ln\^boats. A t the gram. iders AdpisabilUy •nie national debt, however, Carrots and Cabbage mans had been crushed. In one Tel. Hartford 6-0883 ' “ W e have a job on our hands to Should the NLRB be unable to would Increase -only $50,283,0j)0,- time, water c o v e r s the bridges on get thoee Items up and get them effect a aettlement, the White ICE COLD watermelons Buch Incident hear Roncey they the only highwayli leading in ^eral Seizure 000 to a total of $261,286,000,000, wiped out an entire column of POPULAR np fast.” W)lson asserted. House would have power to act. land. Wriship; Aug. 2.— (;^K;—Trie Smith figured. ■ The debt increaae (W hole, Halves or Quarters). nearly 500 vehicles, Including Beports Production Shortages With every trolley car. bus and W ar Labo Board, in extrriprdi- would be smaller than the differ Plums Lemons Limes tonka. FOOD MARKET General Somervell yesterday re subway wheel idle, the only means ^ Peaches Water Prafer^^ of traiispoTtatitms- in the nation’s j nary rneetin COnsldered todays trie ence between receipts and expen Cantaloupes „ Shewing Less Stamina p o r t^ production shortages ex asking President ditures Since trie Treasury entered The war weary Germans, who third, largest city were taxicabs, advisability APPLES ...... ♦ • • • • ...... • * • »■ • - 2 pounds 25c )— D rilW B. A. isted In 320 arms categories. In Roosevelt to s^ e Philadelphia’s trie fiscal year with a record high used to stand. up well under air 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BLDG. private automobiles and walk- Roosevelt ti Duffey struck gas— 2,637,000 cubic ■ome 90 items, he declared, the transportation system and operate working balance, and Smith said bombardment, are showing leas feet a day of top quaUty\ dry, Arm y did not have even half of some of this could be used to avoid A Popular Item! stamina nowadays,' and . ih many *^(pinimum requirements” — the re- * Do Tremendous Business Jit under Army guidance until its Rib Half i, borrowing. cases air attacks have broken filgWy Inflammable gas-—an'd. .;. ■ SLICED BOILED HAM ■arve supplies here and abroad. C4bs did a tremendous business, 1 labor troubles have\ been Ironed O f the $9,504,00,000 non-direct HYgrade or their win to Rght. everyone Is pretty sad about tt. wMch may be drawn upon by requiring passengers going in the lout. ^ Explained Maj. M. J. Green: ”Dt(r- Pork same direction to. "double up." I IN'LB Chairman I'^ lia m H. war spending, $6,509,000,000 would .Armour’s The drive out of the Cherbourg RE-CAP 65c lb. aommanders, in the field, i be for interest, veterans and tax pmtnsula, oif the other hand, has ing the hottest, driest stretch of « ■WPB’s produ-dion reixirt for Ownci-s of private 'automobiles Davis met this momtpg with TEA refunds, leaving only $2,995,000,- seasoned American troops, many Texas summer, whert we've ha^ 29c lb. Jime, not yet released although its flUod thoir vehicles to 'capacity Sylvester Garii'ett, Philade Corned Bee^ AMERICAN BOLOGNA 000 for all other purposes. Inter GARDEN whom were green In battle. to cut out watering victory -gar Your Tires Now normal issuance datc-ds long past, with friends and strangers alike. gional chief, arid Eli Rock Ready To Eat branch office to discuss the n est on the public debt was placed Their ability to deal wdth veteran dens and washing caia and every- ■Is expected to show a one per cent Local ration boards authorized OUALfTV HASH ing else that takes un extra drop emergency gasoline rations for such action.* . at $3,750,000,000. Oermah divisions In the present 31c lb. drop in total output from May, we get a gi)s well.- Dadbitm it! Hams automobile owners who helped It was understood that an ordyr , Smith, sa^ng the stabilization battle has spoken volumes for the LIT WARDS HANDLE ITI wjllch was one per cent under program„^aa succeeded thus \ far, 4 cans 99c. We wanted v^aterl". LIVERWURST April. The June production, it farry defense workers to their asking the White House to' InterV trainng they received, at home and vene "was drawn but that a final —‘‘B primary credit to the “fact 37c lb. 99.50 was said, ran three per cent, be •jobs. In Britain before th *' Invasion. NEW RPOFS APniEDl Most of the disturbances were decision to submit it had not yet American people have retained ' fr . Grape Juice - Now In . hind schedule for all production. ■‘lat a dollar sav- PUCTS START AT 39c lb. reported in the Ridge avenue and been taken. Mixed Fruit Jelly Ward Hexagon Shingles are constructed of tough, tempered as To Try to Stem Exodus l buy a dollwrs SARDINES Roasting Veal War Mobilization Director southeast .sections of Philadelphia Davis called a meeting of the Blackberry Preserve 8\tlSS CHEESE ' phalt eurfbced with eolorful ceramic grqnulesl Tire-resistonl. t . Thev began cropping out at | full board, which took jurisdiction after the war” and their In OUT, Oil Japs Shift ' James F. Byrnes, meanwhile, re wllllnghesa to “ ve “extraordinari English Style * portedly was preparing to issue about‘ two hours before midnight i in the cast last night, to explore 2dc Ibe weother-reslstantl You seleri the colorwe'll, handle the com ly ,large\sums while goods are In Salad. Oil • later In the week ^ n - announce last night and had not been halted | further the details o f the walkout Marmalade Navy Chiefs 51c lb. scarce, InNthe expectation of get- In Peanut Oil Legs and Rqmp plete k>b from lhot time oo until the last hind. cordanro with the W ar Manpower By The Associated Press ner, attorney for George W.-Qr you wait. BRING YOUR CAR IN THE M ORNINf;— 39c lb. ' i lb. 29c the. present owner o f the h otel,' l ^ j o u s a living yoom grottpSw corami8sI6n's"itempIoyment stabil A new dispute idling 4,000 em- DRIVE IT HOME A t NIGHT ALL RECAPPED> ADDRESS ization program. Both union and ployes of the Kelsey-Hayee 'Wheel visited -at the grill. He said LB...... 26c IVORY3for company spokesmen protested the Co., developed In Detroit. A Unit the report was unfounded. [Eden Threatens Hospital Notes upgrading, which was effected by ed ■ Automobile Werkere (CIO) GrllBn. he said, was out at town on I nWe hgve just received a generous supply Fresh Vegetable Specials! lOOeeaaeDeaoeeet •••••aaeoeeooooo* thee President’s Fair Employment spokesman attributed the atop- a vacaUon. While he wa* away] 8 LBS. M .75c S O A P 29e PHONE ..., custom-made suites— ALL WITH NEW Nativa Practice committee. page 'to B lockout be said resulted CoBiijos E. Pulldy, the head w aiter 1 To Halt Supplies NEW TIRES Admitted yesterday; Mrs. Mary “Epidemic of Siclaiesii" after many employes failed to ap at the restaurant, was acting man- j BANANAS ager. • jLESS SPRING CONSTRUCTION. Cov We have quite a few Grade 1 tires at the present Purdick, 76 Union street; M i« The drivers at first offered no pear for a suddenly advanced London, Aug, 2.—(P)—Foreign CUCUMBERS lAOCadia Gill, 80 Pine street. explanation of ' the movement. starting hour. N o company offi time. If yon hold a certiffcate buy one now AS ^4? * 4’ X r INSULATION BOARD...... %IM in your favorite fabrics. We have a Secretary Anthony HMen threaten 13c4 ___ lb. r Admlttejl today: James Juros, 63 Mapy had reported in ill. pthers, cial could be reached for comment. Public Records ed today to withdraw auppUes THEY ARE VERY SCARCE. 3forJ0c Pearl streeL_,.Joiiiu_fliarip; East wheri-^aaked why they declined to Meanwhile the UAW’s executive suite iW you! Stop in tomorrow and look MlYFlAKB froip the E. A. M. resiataaca move Elberta Natlva . Hartford . work, Mpo aai(i they were ill. One board acted In Milwaukee to end them ova ment In Greece .if this Oomxnunlst- plschaiged yealt'fday: Mrs. said, ’Tlt>iBr«’s uo trouble. There’s a' strike of 7,000 employes Hn five Wamateo Deeds. Lorge 26c led Guerrilla faction petalsta in a Kenneth .Bt-nllt-y and son, 153 3 for 20c PEACHES just ,an epidemic of sickness Detroit plants of General Motors' Irving A and ArU E. Songen j refusal to reach an agreement with SQUASH Highland: sti-pef. Mrs. Everett I''* around here.*’ ' Chevrolet Gear and Axle dlvtsion. to the AUen ReMty Company, prop- - present Greek’ government-in- Kelsey and daughter, Glastonbury. .Later a group of 1,000 partici The board designated Melvin erty at the corner a t Adams street | 2 lbs. 29c ontgomery c '.t. ‘ ' ■' ■ 3 for 10c Discharged today; Mrs. Amelia pants issued* a • statement saying Bishop, a regimaJ director t n tbe and Jarvia road. CAM PBELL'Sl ,n reply to a question, Eden said IfeOann. 163 West Center street: "the operating employes . . . are union, aa administrator o f Local WUliam Walsh to Helmar O. An- Eatlax Kativa Miss Christina 'Vajz, 137 Pine taking the only effective measurer 235, with which the strikers are derson et si, propsrty on Broad | '^pinefm T3t Q/vcc/vytK. in the H o u m of Commons that if street; Mrs. Thoniaa Newbury and left to them to protect their jobs afflUated. street. Bensons these guerrinoa eonttaraad I n their CABBAGE provpcativa attitude our policy SERVICE STATION APPLES . daughter, Rockrllle, and their many years o f. service Twe Dtepatee Ended OttlUe M. Eckhardt to WUMhm I POS" OP- Birth yesterday: ■ A m n to Mr. seniority, v ' . •Two Detroit area labor disputes F. Johnson, property et the corner I towards them. Including stich quea- 275 Main (At Middle Turnpike) ■ Dial 6161 W4-828 M AIN 8T. TEL. 5161 end Mrs. Adolpli Wriubei, 45 Ed "Under the upgrading privileges ended with the return to work of of Hartford road arid McKee I w n - T i i m f T R i l T Ueiu aa tha provlalon of auppliaa,” mund street. •■ow in eSecl,” the slatoment add- 1,000 employed by tbe SUpaon di- street. m wMrid ham to h a MacaaldaroA. ' 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. WEDNESlfAY, AUGUST 2. 1944 PAGE RT.Bl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. ^^TCDNESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1944 '— 1380 t b h ^ • Today Radio 1410 team, while waiting Lapel Pins Being Eastern War TIhm P. A. ^s and Fliers 'ponighPs Oval Attractio lans Privcn i-ia nine played the Jones sireei t « « l! ■top'lilng at the 6th Inning 4‘:C0—WTIC — Backstage Wlfe;,^7:45—WHC — H. V.‘ Aaltenbom. ------r------„ — — — ------— ------— ' ■ with a score of 6-0 in favor of Given Deferred al Worn en s of Interest WDRC — Broadway Matinee; 8:00— WTIC — Mr. sad Mr*. Toward Interior News; WNBC—Parade of Stars. North; WDRC — Allen JYankees* SptyH [iliug Returns to,Lineup E. Gilbert) was pleasantly Surpris Big Attraction I Hartford, Aug. I.—(4*)— Young 4:80— WTIC — Lorenzo Jones; WTHT — Cecil Browiy WNBC ed a few days ago to receive % men deferred from Selective Serv WDRC — Ad Uner; WNBC ^ : ! tm O tm , A««. b-(^Yugo.lav reouest from the superintendent of —Paul Nellson. ' ice for work on farms are being in, Figures Do Lie News. 8:16 WTHT — War Oard^ American Lead In dO ltball Meet; Polish-Ai ^ aM M ita. n w re^reaUon at Louisville. K w tu c^ , 4:45 — W nC — Young Widder op*r*Uo« along elth0?. ^en* for the use of her children s story, Issued certificates and lapel pins Forum; WNBC — Lum and Ab Serve Salty Foods Brown; WDRC — Connecticut ner. jeans Have Won Bot *WBt, have ■-•!Mrs. Mallaby’s Birthday,” as a by the State War council and the W h e n It C om es Heroes; Ad Liner. n Montenegro and are feature In a radio program to Advertisement— Advertisement— 8:30—W n C — Beat the Band; Pkee Western Qubs to Qieney Team and South , Games 'fliey Hav| 69 Farm Bureau federation- ] AdvutUoment— 5:00— WTIC —-When a Girl Mar-* WDRC — Dr. Christian; Newt; the enemy toward the Al sponsored by the City of Lo“ ‘»vi e On Hot Days This was announced today In a To Telling Age rles; WDRC — News; Ad Uner; WTHT — News; (.’astles to the Decisive Triumph in End Firemen to Meet Played Previously. an taUrtcr. Division of Recreation as a public pepper and saute ,;.untU. lightly WTHT — News; Music; WNBC kmartera announced .oday. service to react children who are speech of (governor Baldwin read Heat getting you down? Kill b'i-own, also. Combine flour am’ 1-2 ■) Air; WNBC — My Best GRls. Intersectional Series. Hewing to the line of good pos —Terry and the Pirates. 9:00— WTIC—Alan Young Show; This Evening. ’^TVroadcaat communique earn forced to remalm at., home due to by President Albert N. Jorgensen ing your appetlt)^? Grandmoth cup milk. Heat rest of milk in Tonight’s Twilight Lesgw "la d m lM d Olovo were overrun at the Farm and Honie day pro ture—which of course Is the way 6:15—WTTC—We Love and Learn; WDRC — Jack Carson Show; the present polio '*'*5^^®*’*^*^ *" er used to advise a pinch of salt double boiler and stir in flour mix WNBC — Dick Tracy. By Ja(:k Hand traction between toe Polish A T ^ v e through eaetern Louisville. The story be gram at the University of Con- ture slowly, (^ ok until it thickens. a woman advertises her youth— WTHT — Gabriel Heatter; Fans over north have a five star in A glass of water as a-^:ure for Q calls for Spartan effort during 6:30—W n C — Just Plain BUI; WNBC — Dunninger. Associated Press Sports Writer attraction in their own right to leans and toe Willltnantic Fll are parte of the. German ,Pr<"* used “as is” or to be adaptSd^or n«ctlcut. Put corn through coarse sieve, and w'eather that takes the starch out WDRC—News'/ Baseball Scores; 9:15— WTHT — Screen Test. has all toe earnriarks of ^ (Uvlelon were use on a non-sustaining story teh- ' 4. Officer* of the Federation cEme hot weather lassitude. A more ■ h « t - add with salt pork mixture, pota St. Louis boasted a 6 1-2-game night when toe Softball League - ■ In 8Dlt* of tno mlasuioinor nenvt of your spine. But If you don’t WTHT — Tom Mix; WNBC — 9:30—WTIC — Mr. District A t ball game and before toe final ■teaahed The bulletin eald the Ing hour program. ' ^ tii'”^ v «rn o r Baldwin with tae sug- appetlzlng^suggeation foiv replim- 1 canning is THE i toes and pepper, to milk. Flavor lead to the American League to swings into action again with the loet 5«0 killed In Her- want Admirers to start speculat Jack Armstrong. , torney; WDRC — Mildred Bally is completed another top not Mrs. Sellers has written giving gestlon'^^that young men deferred It rr TAKES ABOUT with additional salt If necessary. day after brushing off eastern op league leading Cheney Brothers game is expected to take place. from service., for farm work ^ Ing salt loSil through.. normal . sum... ^hlng these days which Is as ing about your age, resist the ten 5:45—V/TIC —; Front Page Far Show; WTHT — First Nlghter; her permission, which she waa 2 POUNDSf Serve with salted crackers. rell; WDRC —Swoon or Croon; position in 11 of 16 starts to pace ten and the South End Firemen The Polish nine is away out ^ne Yugoelav setback w^ae very glad to do. The story waa given official tacpgnltlon and the mer perspiration is to Include a should be. Next fall and winter! o r useo dency to drop Into a heap. WNBC—Spotlight Bands; Story pairing off. The game will get un * Th« Oemana-fought the^r this tiring labor wUl have been From an actress who says she WTHT — Superman: WNBC •— Teller. the western clubs to a decisive front of the rest o f toe teams published m 1939 by Rand McNal War CJouncll endoAed, the plan, he generous amount of salty foods FATS Two of the best friends-ln-need derway at 6:30 with Herb Steven from Dobo. Into Tealic in forgotten In th* .Joy of using the can’t afford to grow old, come tips Sea Hound. 10:00—WTIC —College of Musical the loop while their opponents ly Publishing Company, Chicago, said. In the dally meals. a girl can have during the dog triumph to the fourth interseclion- son calling the balls and strikes. One of the main Ingredients fruits of your labors. Most victory on wsy* I® 11®^ 8 dog-day slump. 6 :00—News on all Stations.' Knowledge; WDRC — Great tonight’s game are battling, for rtral Boanla. . and since that Ume It has been days when eyes show that they’re al series of the season. The Machinists have yet to meet berth in toe play-offs, nevertheli I - Ttto announced that bitter used In various schools and klnder- used in curing meats Js salt and gardens are at their peak and we | Wear sleekly fitting clothes, she 6:15— WTICT-History In the head- Moments to Music; 'WTHT — must all do the best we can to Ured—even sick—of the heat, are says. In which you don’t dare to lines; WDRC — Lyn Murray’s . While the. Browns operated on defeat in the league and will be out when two teams toe calibre of l*%ghtlng waa raging In the Elb ‘gartens for primary reading, has Sttafs a good reason for planning Royal Arch Gunnison;. WNBC to maintain their unblemished rec preserve as much as we can as the twin compresses of cotton soaHed let your fl^ r e fold and a good Music: WTHT— War Gardens; —Raymond Gram Swing. home soil, the traveling Cardinals PA’S and toe Fliers clash It Is been put over Into Braille, and haa Tolland to^Berye ham. bacon, dried beef with a good boraclc solution, or wound up their second tout of the ord in tonight’s clash while the worth toe time to go over |55»Uae4nland from the fOMt where been used In a school reader in and ‘siiltskgd tongue frequently vegetables and fruits mature. You girdle underneath—no matter how Concert Hour; WNBC — Sports 10:15—WTHT —Music; WNBC— might take Ume out. though, U cup some cold water In the palms irresistible the desire to leaye it and Scores; Race Results. Atlantic seaboard with a fancy 14 smoke eaters have been waiting watch them battle It out. " " I* Nazte were reported employ plav form. It Is now being pre during war'fn months. Top of the Evening. for another crack a) the top team g two divisions recently moved Charles B. Newman, » you haven’t already, to make a of your hands and throw it at off. Wear roomy shoes. Feet swell 6:30-»*WTIC — Strictly Sports; 10:30—WDRC—Report of the Na- of 17 win record ap all western The teams have met twice, pared for use In a second reader "Salt must 64 I ^ e n In ade to avenge a previous loss earlier in from Greece. . . and former resident of T o l l ^ . quick trip to Main street and take your eyes. Do this several times In hot weather and If shoes give WDRC — Jack Stevens; WNBC tibn; WNBC—To Be Announc nationals bijpke Jk)0 or better. PA’S winning both 7 to 6 and I with two other stories by the quate amounts eaefe -d ^ ,” is the and see' how much more bright the season. The oPP®rtuhity will to 8. The score of toe ■ ■ Va Berlin broadcast said tnat same author featuring the same died Sunday. July 30. at tae home Food Distribution Aamljilstra- advantage of the bargains which them the squeeze play, you cant — Program of Song: Coast ed., ' Washington Hits Bottom eyed you’lDlook and feel. . Prog^ram; Parade of Stars. present itself tonight and the Fire game really doesn’t show Ivjbnring July ' Communist bands In characters, entitled "Dr. Gray and of his daughter In H°®>‘ Vl” « tlon’s advice for hot wekth^ are sUU being offered by many of TO HELP MAKE 1MC keep your mind on posture. N«»t 21:00—News on all Stations. Only the Boston Red Sox, , who ' “ K n s lost 13,000 dead and several ntonths ot 111 healthy Mr the shops. They’re really too good INGREWEHTS OTONE can you balance your carriage. \ 8:45—\\'TIC — Lowell Thomas; men are confident that they eSn closeness of toe contest but the Gold Watch and Chain," and Everyone loses salt from hla body 11?1'5—WTK3— Harkness of Wash won 9 of 15/ 'starts, upheld the league champions knew that [ •JtSOO pHsoneri..) Newman was the son of Jh® Ito b^e true and too good to mlaa. IlKENOIART bomb A bit of forethought can save - If you can’t keep your shovil- \ WDRC - News; WNBC—Henry ington; WDRC — Dance Orches Frank Crosetti solve the offerliigs of Pop Gleason "Uttle City Tree." because of perspiration. This loss honor of the east to ritber league toe best twlrler In toe loop. lyere In a ball game and toi Mrs. Sellers is the author of a Daniel and Abble Crandall H®^* busy mothers a lot of time. Do dera squared any other way— J. Taylor. . tra; WTHT — Music; WbfBC— with a few scattered games to be I The New York Yankees looked like the Yankees of old the ether day, at least at shortstop, when ------— directly affects one’s ability to which automatlc^ly straightens 7:00—VVTIC-Music Shop: WDRC Frank CrosetU, the pepper-pot was Inserted In the lineup for the first time this season. Oosettl, a (Jheney’a have a veteran array the Fliers are primed to hang number of other books and stories man and had spent nearly *»U stand the heat without becoming If your' raijlo is In need of re your marketing early before the Music You Want. played. before the clubs hegd oil toe circuit’s top team. for children, a history of the nom life In Tolland, until of recent date pair, Pottertoil*8,..639 Main street, teihperatures than other, fruits. rush while stores still have plenti your spine— try her trick of Imag- —I Love a Mystery: WTHT — 11:30—w n C — Arthur Hopkins home. Washington, winner of only member of great New York teams In the past fifteen years, decided to remain at hla defense Job at a war with Carl Peterson, Vlnnle Del tired and listless. inmg that your head Is a bal Fultoiti^ Lewis, Jr.; WNBC — plant In California but th# Yankees In need of an infield i;eptoccment of big league caliber, called upon Mastro and Ronnie Daigle as toe Plenty of Power Hebron enclature of the Connecticut when he sold his home here and Another way that small but Im at theTSenterr^ lMt It lor yo“- Let under-ripe banaras mature at ful fresh-stocks and have the table Presents; WDRC — Ihvitation One in 16 and loser of 11 straight, went to Rockville. The funeral loon and that your neck Is the •Scramlv Amby. Frankie and 'the little Ilallan was enroute to St. Louis to-'join the team aIino.st before the wire was big guns In their offensive. The Mickey Katkaveck, Georgs Ji Towns, and has had three plays portant extra bit of salt can be Jqst take It In or call tljenn and room temperature .— do not put set early. .Xou’ll welcome the ex to Music; WTHT — Shep Field’s hit bottom with an .063 mark for cobs. Buck Bycbolski, C2isr] will be held Wednesday afternoW string by which this up-pulling M5—WIYC — News; WDRC — Orchestra. to Manager Joe McCarthy’s hand. Crosetti will add life and color to the World’s Cfiiarnplons and when club has power and any of the Vrank Hills, son of Msrron HWs, presented at Columbia University, put Into the -family’s meals pleas get the benefit of the good Betylce them in the refrigerator. To keep tra time the tour. Dziadyk and Butch ^ c k e r are at the Ladd funeral home In Rock made possible by their exceltent summer bei’Hes, cherries and sphere is tethered. John Neiibtt, Passing Parade; 11:45—WNBC — Gay CTarldge’s Sig Jakucki nurled the Brownies October rolls around, chances of the Yankees' playing to the series again arc good more •> with Cro players are Capable of stepping lip ^ ^ b r o n , but now living In Ct^ the last of which was written In antly Is by leaving malted crack WTHT — Musical Quiz. up In the first sluggers In himbla aoth a brother-in-law and collaboration, with her husband. ville. with Rev. Hollis French, the mechanics. Your radio is precious gtapes In .tflp-tpp condition, store Ice cream is i. dessert that can’t Orchestra; News. to an 11-6 nod over the Nats last setti at short. « to the platter and giving toe pill a ers on 'the table throughout the 7:.30—W’TjC -N Em ll Cote’s Glee league and toe Murderous Row ■alster. Is making good al^g agri- She waa a member of the House new pastor of the Tolland Feder- Uiese days—take care of It. them k ^ A d out In a shallow tray be beat for cool refreshment these Side Step ’These Pitfalls 12:00— WDRC — News; WTHT— night with Vem Stephens’ four ride. the PA’S la really something ated church. offlclaUng . Burial meal. They can be eaten with Club; WDRG — Easy Aces; News. Fritz Wilkinson has been Uu big ^Rdtural lines. He wlU 1» a in 1941 from Hebron, supporting "in a c61pitchers In Pearl Toblaasen, Mrs. G. Roy | all tax the imagination of even Rayons, for Instance, are conact- to give toe Machinists their first iffigh school. Frank ^ Fu- ly, and put telephones out Of com Slip Covering the most Ingenious homemaker, ready for you at the Dewey-Rlch- possible to buy illpcover patterns relief role and Ernie Bonham’s ball and track star and Eddie Wil Lee Frachta, Gap Larder with his Williamsport Trips Up night’s game will be Don Ball' iMonber of Tri-Ag Chapter. Fu- mission here and there. The rain Brown, Mrs. Ann Young. Mrs. i man Company, 767 Main street. for almost every type of daven entlous objectors to a hot Iron And On R eport from Tur/c)By six-game string was broken by taste of defeat ana they Intend to for the loop leaders and Dick Wi Charles Broadbent. The entertain especially when considering sum like to .be pressed or. toe wrong son the popular mascot of last bag of peanuts, and the usual Oak • Farmers of America, ‘t'jving was welcome and for a time It This timely, thoughtful book is an port and chair? No excuse now Detroit’s Dizzy Troutj who won his street gang. Hartford Coming from do.Just this tonight. go for toe Fliers. Ballou Is top* iaj , three years of his course at the ment committee is M rs., Emery In choosing a slipcover fabric, mer refreshments or between-meal side, so humor them, when you year’s High basketball five have A swell crowd is expected to at poured hard and hall fell in a very example of the type of new best gals—get busy. 16th. Philadelphia' nosed out been seen lately to the ambulance toe circuit and haa compiled achMi. He has served as enough, Mrs. French, Miss Emily shop for a cotton that’s pre- snacks. tackle wrinkles. New York. Aug. 2— i/F)— Jam-«p wlU originate from Hollywood. Behind to Win 10-7. tend the affair with all eyes on lively mapner. A cool, refreshing milk drink sellers available throughout the ^Chicago, 2-1, as Gordy Maltzber of s local undertaker. When Iropresslv* record of six coi imiapter reporter and treasurer, Hayden. Miss Jane Riley, Miss At McGill-Converse, 645 Main Silks can take a hotter Iron, but mtog of short wave relays fVom The title is still to be selected. The Rockville Hill Billies, and toe Firemen who toink they can live wins In a* many starts, ’nwl ahrunk; color and tub-fast, wrin served with crisp buttered wafers year In the book department ot gbr lost his third gafiie in a) relief queried about the business', little the Willimanttc Filers will meet In in 1848 he was the chapter del- Carol Needham, Miss Edna Mor- your favorite stationery store. street, you’ll find the best assort- it’s wise to test heat out on an In Europe to American networks, Fred Alien, spending his radio va r o l^ tov Joe Berry when Buddy The Hartford I.xurels found their upset toe Machinists. southpaw ace of toe PA’s has ons{ sSitata to the state FFA coiwen- ganson. Miss Daisy CWdwell. kle-resistant and fairly fray-proof, is a delightful combination for side area before you smack do#n. presumably by the Nazis, has re Eddie replied, “ We are throwing the Twilight L ea ^ e attraction Why______not ____look through___ .. the as-lm ent of artists’ supplies In town. cation In. Hollyw(x>d in connection Hall Hriplcd and scored on H ^ banana peels on the sidewalk and hold on toe Eostern League lead win over toe Thread City team He has belonged to Bradford Tinkham and John in a weight comparable to cre light refreshments or a pick-me- Solid colored silks rarely object curred on the circuit from An WRh plans for a movie, has given Thursday evening at the OvaL ready and in toe gams tonight ha] South Coventry up In the middle of the afternoon. sortment next time you’re ^down! There are sets of oils from as llt- Epps' iojng fly in the 12th. hoping.” Leave It to EMdle. trimmed to five games today as ftoportant. committees, serving on W&cl&w« tonne, ticking, or chinta. Best buj's shopplng. 1 tie as 8148 up to big super seta to damp pressing cloths, 6ut many kara, Turnkey. , CBs no todicatioii when he will be This game Is a postponed fray ¥viU attempt to tnako It ^ Fveral occaMons in the capacity A Molasses Milk Nog topped with print patterned silks do. Some dye Avenge Monday’s Beating from the secqnd round. A s both the result of two defeats on suc Wood’s All-Stars At a meeting held at the home shouldn’t set ypu back more* than at 813.25. Also watercolors from The Jamming- became particu bacKx^at the microphone to the straight Wargo twirtad agatori)] ' chairman. . . The Nathan Hale (Community, of Mrs. Luther Barnard last Ice creaih and sprinkled with cin colpra are apt to run— race Into The Cardinals and Mort C ooper We had the opportunity to wit teams are battling for a place In cessive days at toe hands of toe Beauty* tip for summer loveli 15c to 82.95 a. set. These are Just larly noticeable to a Max Hill fall. The. last word from him toe PA’S once, toe second clatoi ■ He was sdected for the Center will benefit by over $500, ’Thursday evening, a picnic was 94 cents a yard. Welting, used for namon and ginger is really un each other and make a mesa — avenged Mo'qday’s beating by ness the Old Timers-Rookles game the play-offs, the game should be Williamsport Gray’s. Meet Aircraft ness— wear real flower.s from your a few of the many supplies avail broadcast to NBC when he at was that It would be governed by and lost out but toai bespsetaaUd IplMve mentioned for reasons based planned for regular attendants at outlining seams, will make your usual and delicious. X simple but ■when moisture and heat combine Brooklyn .wbeh lhey walloped the last night at the Oval for a few tops. slim righthander baa hopsn the proceeds of the dance held at own garden as charming, sweetly able. At McGlll-C;onver8e, you can tempted to describe the status of his healt6.\ Williamsport charged from be u T h h i outstanding abUrty In par- the Young People’s Society meet work just a little bit less of a tered wafer 6r cracker makes the always find anything the artist to disturb their set ways. - Dodgers, 14-3. Cooper, belted out innings and before we left the two turning back toe leadsito and H Lakeside Casino last Friday night, scented, ornaments. Pin them In relations between Germany and . Dialing tonight (Wednesday) hind to trip toe Laurels 10-7 last* Btary procedure and group ings. Horseback riding, boating, cinch, but you’ll glow at the pro ideal accompaniment. And while may need or want. As for spot-cleaning, be careful. Turkey. The interference con NBC— 8 Mr. and Mrs. North: 9 to three rounds the night before .teams were battling tooth and nail Wood’s AII-Btars will travel to will be two good pitchers in to music b; Lou Jouberts orches- your hair or string them oh a vel night as the runner-up Albany ™aalon leadership, also for hav- archery, and other sports are on fessional finish you achieve. the supply of milk and Ice cream Although rayon yarn is dry-clean- tinued throughout except for a Alan Young cotoedy; 9:30 District coasted to win No. .14 blihind a for supremacy over the other. East Hartford tonight to play toe against one another when Ballal* ,ra. and sale of War Bonds. The vet ribbon to make necklaces and Senators defeated Elmira 5-3. [ tag held responsible duties In the program, with frankfurt roasts For smooth sailing, watch out haa been limited by government Tnp-ol-8tove Eggplant Casaerol* able, there are certain construe- brief Interval when HtU was quot Attorney: 10 PhH H arris. Music 17-hlt barrage Off 'Whit.Wyatt and Scranton nosed out Utica, 1-0, ta- highly rated United A lrcitft ma- And Wargo hook up. 1710 lal fter. sdiodl and community activl^ first prize, s 8M bond, went to in the evening. Home made ice for these tricks. First, if you’re order, - there Is still enough for+Hsra One and one-half pounds egg tlons and finishes tliat will pro ing comment from the Berlin, ra Quiz; ll:36.,ArthuV, Hopkins pre- -four successors. It was Wyatt’s Chet “High Waters” Kurlowicz 10. innings and Wilkes-Barre terlair Lab. Softball ten. The Air pitched toe All-Btar. game onkl ' M for the two years previous. Mrs. Grace Ruinz; the seffond cream 1s to be sen-.ed. The date lulng a splashy floral desi.gn, be everyone to have his share.- plant, 3 tablespoons minced onion, test a daubing witli spotting fluids. sente •The Letter.” .\. . (JBS — first start since June 28 due to had the time uf his life riding the trounced Binghampton, 12-2. craft outfit holds a strong record here against East Hartford two . fie has always been interest^ To avoid the ring hazard, test dio. Because of that clear In prize, a 825 bond, to Michael Bar- is Monday evening, August 28. sure to route one big motif into Molasses Milk Nog A refreshing garden salad is 1-3 cup minced; green pepper, 1-3 terval, the Jamming waa attribut 8 Red Barber and Xllkn Jones; 9 arm trouble. Old Timer veterans’, especially Hartford’s pitching fell apart to this season and toe All-Stars are weeks ago. and although loolng fanning from the time when he no. l^ e affair was under the direc your cleaner out on . the wrong seeking to upset the dope and Miss Carol Needham was the such spotlighted centers as chair 1 cup chilled milk easy to prepare for a cool, hot cup fat, 5 medium tomatoes. 2 tea ed to the (jermans. Jack Carson’a Show; 9 :^ Mildred CTnctonati pulled out a tight one, the big catcher. The armed give WIHlamsport 10, hits and 16 gave a .good peiformancs. l* o * « iiM !U v e part In helping on tion of the Adult Program (Com side of a hem qr other safe area hang up another victory on toe leader of an informative discus back and cushion top. When 2 tablespoons molasses weather meal, and nutritious too, spoon salt, 1-3 teaspoon sugar, Bailey Company; lu GreM i Mo 5-4 game from New York on Ed forces have grabbed Kurly and hla baises oh ballr. ' Even 41-year-old The Filers have a high p0warfii| i- the home farm In Hebron. ^ His mittee of the Community Center, before you tackle a soiled spot. This sort -of Interferenpe is de East Hartford playgrounds. slon on “India" at the Young P e^ stripes are usepitcher sin fireman, couldn’t stem toe tide. : asrlcnlture. raising splendid a s^ r- Gladys Blsseil, and the Kev. Ber 30. The leader next Sunday eve holstery on thj chair as a guide Combine milk, molasses and and let your dry cleaner take By Mickey Wsiker Albany bunched four runs in the a game out. of town this season Roy, Specs Johnson and L«o 0^| ^ and strawberries of such a tables. Every one of your Victory ing pan with onion, green pepper the station sending. It produces Quiz; 8:30 My Best Girls; 9 Dun gled to the ninth and scored the nard Foster. The money will be ning, August 6.‘ is to be MIm for seam tines, joining pieces to salt. Add spices and blend. Pour Garden products can be used. over. nlnger’s program; 9:30 Andy Kir: Former World Champion fourth inning tp boost to eight and already'hold three victories at dalt. The Willimantlc nine 5 * that 14 would fill a quart ba^ gnd fat. Saute Until lightly brown. squeals and other noises in the re .winning run to beat Harry Feld George Olds the veteran umpire used for alterations at the Center, Charlotte Kendrick. whos^_ topic gether and directing Weave of the into glass. Top with Ice cream Band; 10:15 Ted Malone Overseas was’ pre8.sed into service' to the Jack Dempsey fighting Luis An straight wins ita current battle to the East Hartford playground'this what It takes to upset toe PA'al •Int. At least he exhibits a quart Scald tomatoes and skin them. Ciit Cranberry Salad ceiver. man. Frank McCormick droVe year. already under way. Later on, wUl be “Alaska.” „ , . material. Third, be sure to fit your (2 tablespoons'), a little brown Outfitting the youngsters for into coarse pieces and add, with . . . MBS—-8:30 New Guy Lom game and after calling a tew.close gel Firpo at the Polo Grounds, overtake Hartford. Fred CHem- and before toe night Is over thejrj E^;.pf .henle8 of that size on one occa- The regular Young • People s to four of pincy’s runs. Manager' Harold Osgmd will expect to do Just to^t I series of card parties will be held, fabric wrong-side out if you are sugar, or a dash of cinnnm<'n and fall will soon be a, necessity, but salt and sugar, to eggplant mix Grind 1 cup cranberries and bardo series; 9:15 Screen Test; ones on runners on the base paths, Sept. 14, 1923, thrilled me to such ence yielded 11 hits, but toe Pion [ and Bingo, when the place la “ready choir feheafsal will be held Friday whole oraiige. Pour over thi-: There’.s been another change In Pittsburgh held a 12-8 lead on eers were unable to make them start his regular* with either The game will start at 8:lfi| going to use welting, ginger. Serves 1. why wait till the last minute.. Do ture. Cook until well-heated. Serve 9:30 First Nlghter 10:15 Marvin Bsstoit. when their game waa George ambled over to the bleach an extent I went nuta with excite "**Frank started his first actual for use for such purposes, to raise cup of sugar and let stand future plans of the Blondie-Dag- count In- toe clutches. ' Klopp or Oleksak on toe mound with toe usual attendancs priaa,' at 7 P- m. in the Church. ’The secret of a glove-like fit lies it now. gradually, at y»ur leisure grated cheese over top. If ueslred. Jones on "Farmers Come called at the end of the eighth by ers and sat down and viewed the ment when the cHampion was fTtpHiT* In farming “ on hla own. • Dr. Harris* Price, who is spend hour. Prepare 1 package of lei wood show. Now on the BLU, hurtled out of the ring. Bob Mistele took the decision and Loveland doing the receiving. hZwM yaara ago In the poifltry line further funds. in making a generous allowance Those- dollars- for -which you’ve and while the stocks are frc*h and Through.” agreement; . It went as a "sus proceedings. At the Congregational Parson ing the summer months in the jollo wltl. 1 1-3 cups of hot w.- to which It waa transferred from Throughout the minute rest and over Chet Covingtor when 'Vahee Friday, evening the All-Stars with 40 hens, graduaUy expMdlng. for seams. A one-inch allowance worked so hard certainly deserve complete. Montgomery W ard has pended’ ganle to be completed age, Mrs. Broadbent Is entertain North, is a guest this week of Tol some lovely new fall coats for the and let set until Arm. Add 1-2 c CBS by a new sponsor. It original Thursday programs: NBC — during the short time it took Dinges doubled and Bus Lepine will play their regular league game Pick Yankee Maid- s ^ this year has an acre of po*a- for all seams will do the trick. consideration. A wallet In good C'l Sept. 25. Bhbe Dahlgren drove Betsy Bantly acted as the um ing her mother. Mrs. Handy, from, land friends. Another ’’must” Is to allow four condition is obviously a must for children for a mere 812.98. .The of celery hearts, cut fine if ly waa Intended to. go back to 12:30 p. m. Sky High Orchestra; Dempsey to flatten the Wild Bull singled In toe 10th to break up the at the local YMCA diamond with teas under cultivation, la doing WllHam S. Simpson. Jr., spent % I wish. Serve on lettuce with aala 1 CB3 after 13 weeks? Under the in six runs wlUi'four hits, toclud pire-in-chief and when he called of t h . Pampas in the second, I Scranton-Utlca fracas. Covington the Norto End Firemen and since <'■ work in pasture improvement. Seattle. Wash. extra inches of material all around anyone can-ying any amount ot group Includes Tlmmic Tufts and 2:45 Hymns of All Churches; 6:15 For Kite Classi^iJ the week-end with his grandpar ! dressing. revision it will res;ime on CBS tog a homer and Batch Nieman of the game and’, the teams continued kept shouting wildly and pounding' had. yielded only two hits up to both teana are now tied for second I turting an -cow herd for pro- ’The Sunday morning service at the seat under the cushion. Thb Is money. Matthew Wior. 977 Main Double Duty’s in all the new Serenade to America . . . CH5S to play he was quite upset. Rare 18 ents, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Sinip- fall colors and of cmirse they’re August 13, but continue its con 9:16 a. m Singing Along; 4 p. m. Boston hit for the circuit twice. the fellow in the seat to front of that point, place toefe Is sure to be fireworks. ■ auction and butterfat, and hM now the Congregattcnal church was to be tucked ln‘ o the upholstery to street, has an excellent selection halted the contest due to darkness son, retuiming to the University of that of leather billfolds, from only 82.00 all wool. / tract wttn the BLU. In running Broadway Matinee; 6:30 Three A (Jhicago-Pbiladelphia double' m- on the shouldqr with my fists. Wilkes-Barre ended a 12-game Although toe firemen claim a Old Orchard, Me., Aug. 2—(8M -; i*- taken over the operaUon ^ a 20- conducted by the Salvation Army give your covers the "give’ header was postponed because of but the game went another in group- from Camp Nathan Hale, Connecticut Sunday afternoon. up. They’re a good buy for a ^ simultaheously on two ivstworks. Sisters Song . . . BLU— 12 noon. As Firpo went down toe last losing streak with an 11-hlt per much stronger club than when A 15,000 Hambletonlan test stak% : mow herd for a neighbor- who has relieves strain and makef.'‘ for a a bus and trolley strike, to Phi to ning. Ty Holland waa pressed' Into formance paced by Vlsan, first with a aermon by Major Marshall. News has been received of the serviceman, as well as many other, jioUif pp.mls, designer, who It win have a script on the BLU Cliff Arquette Show 2:15 p. m. *Ume,''tlre burly chap turned and they first met the Icemen, It Is open only to three year old colta h t e w called to V, 8. service. smooth fit. delphia. service' and finished the game aa sacker, who collected three- for sure To be a real 'Contest Friday Pvt. 'Thomaa A. Flaherty, recent desth of Mrs. Minnie Elisa (Ben Items which Mr. Wlor will be I j,p,atcd the United States cadet at 7 p. m. Fridays different from MysteVy Chef; 3:30 Appointment swung a left that caught me oil eligible for toe 840,000 classic at ' 5 Last winter he received the rurM ton) Meintire, 82. widow of Adel-1 the chief ump. the cheat and flung me back about four, including a pair of triples, evening, aa ( ^ c b Osgood ha* ma Goshen, N. Y., on Aug. 15, will o f «outh award which la presented to ly Inducted into Army service. Is glad to show you. !-nurses' uniforms, has, also created that on CBS at 8 p. m. Sundays.. with Life .' . . MBS—1:30 Lunch bert Meintire, of Stafford Springs. A Very- Good lAmh Stew The new Rudy Vallee aeries, listed eon with Lopez; Real Life Story; four rows. When I recovered' and He batted In four nfna. ' terially strengthened the All-Stars fer fans a preview of tost harnasb ■^ outstanding rural youth of the located at (Camp Blanding, Florida. a very good recipe for cole slaw. 54” Woolens 8 Games Tonight; She died Thursday at a convales Here’s s noval Idea for refresh for NBC to etart September 9, 4:30 Waves to Variety. Old Dusty Mjay coached the Old climbed back, I apologized for hit and will be out to win. racing classic at the Kite trtfic gtate by the Connecticut. Develop- Roland E. Allen, who left for the Cole Slaw ting him, explaining 1 didn’t real Scranton at Binghampton (2), Army from the (Concord, N H. cent home in Stafford Springs. She 2 lbs. meat cut In pieces and ing summer beverages. Pour- left Racing Notes Timers from the bench and once here today. inent Commission. ____ was born in Tolland, the daughter One small cabbage (red or his team was ahead he demanded ize what I was doing. 6:30 p, m. Yankee Maid, a filly by VolomtCa He also won the 8119 Firestone board, la also at (Camp Blanding. covered with seasoned flour Brown over fruit juices Into an Ice cube FOR NEW FALL COA'I^ as the Illinois Racing Board la cotl- of the late Henry and Eliza (Wal- white), 1 raw carrot. 3 tablespoons the gdme be halted. At least he The big fellow turned. around Wilkes-Barre at Utica, 8 p. m. owned by...A. L. Derby of Wichit^. . award, which Is given to a state(Corporal Technician Herbert W meat in a heavy skillet In 2 table-' tray to freeze. Then serve them In sour cream, 1 teaapoon dry mus Hiller Is Shown cerned, ”off-the-track ’’ betting Is By The Associated Press with a broad ,grto, held out his Albany at Wlli'amaport, 8 p. m. brldge) Benton, old residents of spoons bacon drippings and 1-2 delicious fruit punch for a very Devil Diver and First Fiddle, the drew a few healthy chuckles from Kansas, which won toe 89,(XM f ■ farmer having an outstanding pro-(Couch left Monday morning for Tolland. All of Mrs. Mclntlre’s tard. 1 teaspoon chopped chives, AND SUITS off the track. hand and said: Hartford at Elmira (2), 7 p. m. l t ( and plans for future farming, Camp\Buttner. N. C , aftef a 21 cup chopped onidn. When ,neat Is special and unusual hot weather The board passed a' resolution two leading, contenders to the 1944 the large ^th erln g. stake here lost week is picked bgr early life was spent In this town. teaspoon salt, teaspoon Visiting Hospital "Gee whiz, Mickey, neither dlfl many to win toe. final reheanat' | l i ^KS*iwat^"i8 made to help InjM- day leave following his return thoroughly. browned, put It Into a drink. Honywood — Vogue and Bnttertck yesterday opposing any legislation handicap division, may meet Sat I.” The funeral was held Saturday sugar, 1-4 teaspoon pepper, 1-4 for the Hambletonlan. Nine horasB 1 ;tabllatablishing the recipient in farm from the South Pacific area. big stew pot and make a gravy teaspoon paprika, % teaapoon gar Pattern Servlee. authorizing such wagering, con urday' in the Merchants and Cit Louis "Kid” Kaplan sat next to My eyes popped out. aftetn.oon from the First Methodist izens mile and three sixteenths Angott Decisions have been named to Start, includ ing He Was also elected a mem out of what la left In skillet. Add Matthew Wlor, 977 Main street, lic wine vinegar. tending it would "eventually this writerfjaat night at the fights- It was Babe Ruth. ber at large on the executive com ,-i-chtirch. Stafford Springs, with Rev. offers a wide selection of servlet London, Aug. 2.—(JP)—The offi Handicap at Belmont. The Diver, in Hartford and gace his pre Eastern ing Rose Dean, Enac, Red Towef, Alfred F. W’ard, pastor, officiating. this to meat, add 2 cups water, 1 Slice cabbage fine--- place In HOURS: Dally 9 A. M. - 6 P M. cial German news agency DNB subordinate completely the breed mittee of the state association and tablespoon soy sauce. 1-2 teaspoon pins for yoO Mothers, Wives and unl^aten this season, yesterday diction Of the Willie Pep-Lulu Con w L Pet. Fighting Scott, Foster Hanovar, Burial was In Stafford Springs bowl and grate carrot over It. Saturday 9 A. M. - 5 P. M- said today to a Berlin broadcast ing, owning and racing of (Tustorner (to the new grocery Perry in 11 Rounds Hartford .., waa chosen as first alternate dele black pepper, 1-2 teaspoon celery Svyeethearts. The prices for these thoroughbred horses." ^ was assigned topweight of 134 stantino flgh. Friday night. Pep clerk) —^^What have you in the .'.,...6 4 25 .719 Emely Scott, ' Ruth’s Day and North Covenlrv Make dressing by mixing cream, that all German newspapera .Albany ..,. gate to the national FFA conven cemetery. „ , , salt, 1-2 teaspoon mace, 1*2 tea pins start at only 81.20, 'tax Ipriu* pounds for the 815,000 event by s decision. Kaplan was the un shape of bananas this morning?.. • * a 8 * .60 31 .659 Princess Juliana. tion held annually In Kansas City, A meeting of the Young People a slve— this group also Includes gold seasoning, chives and vinegar, printed a picture this morning of First .FMddle was next weighted at Williamsport .. .. .4 7 42 .528 The program also includes a Group of the Federated church spoon salt, pinch savory, 1-4 tea whipping with fork until smooth. Adolf Hitler visiting two hospital Chicago. Aug. 2' — (S’) — Three defeated featherweight champion New Clerk—Nothing but cu The guest speaker at the Sec- star pins. 128. of the world, In the early twenties cumbers, Ma’am. Washington, Aug.-2r— —Both Utica ...... 49 46 .516 class 16 trot, two classified trota Mo. , waa held Thursday evpnlng,, July spoon cayenne, 1-4 teaspoon sage, Pour -over - greens and mix thor ized members of his general staff Ohio State gridders will get a Sammy Angott and Aaron Perry Binghamton Frank Is one of 12 brothers and 'Ond Congregatlonnl church Sun 1 bay leaf and 1-2 teaapoon ground CHENEY BROTHERS •...... 42 48 .467 and a classified pace. day was ReV. Lewis Hoskins, and 27. at the home of Mra. Luther oughly until cabbage and carrots yrho were wounded in the recenjt hlgh-voltaged warmup for the aimed J:heir sights today at boiits Elmira ...... - 3 4 51 slaters, all of whom are living and gflnger. Also add 1 cup stewed The problem with most fruits Last week WilliaW Hells’ Aera, .400 hla scripture reading was taken Barnard, to lay plans for their fu are well coated. . , REMNANT S.4LESROOM reported attempt on his life. coming Buckeye, season when the the favorite, stumbled leaving the later tflis month—Angott with 'Ike Wilkes-Barre •••*.3d 61 .365 In good health. tomatoes and a couple of stalks of is to use them before they be- According to German ' broad college all-stars meet the Chicago . The children of St. Peter s Sun from John 14 ;27-31 and Phlllipiana ture meetings. come over-ripe. Cool tempera* HARTFORD ROAD MANCHESTER gate at Garden State Park and Williams and Perry with Tippy Scranton ...... 34 61 . .358 4:4-7 verses. His sermon, “ Peace John Anderson, from the Trin celery. Simmer about an hour, Don’t despair over those Stub casts pictures "of Hitler have ap Bears at Dyche stadium Aug. 30. finished out of the money. Yes Larkin—^but Angott had on his day school closed their sessions for then add 2 medium carrots, 2 tures flold down the action of the a summer 'vacation Sunday by of God” had as Its text the 27th ity College MilltaTy Training born stains or tattle-tale gloves peared to the Nazi , press with Veteran Koldovera on the 1944 terday Aera, 87-60, eet a track record a new win, toe 11-round de Amertoan course,...... was at his Tolland home for rather large onions, 2 or 3 good enzymes that cause fruits to go great reguUirity since the report Ohio State squad, end Jack Dug having a picnic In the nftern^n. verse of the 14th chapter of John. on ripening, paat theli- prime. and slips for Ti.ssy haa a brend record of 1:414-6 for mile and 70 cision over Perry-last night. w L Pet. empuLm a Vew hours Saturday afternoon I sized potatoes, 2 small turnips and neyr product called Jalma which ed assassination attempt. ger, tackle Bill WlUis and center yards to wlruitog the featured They had planned to hold It in a The choir . sang “ Eternal Father, Bananas are Uie one exception to The former NBA lightweight St. Louis . . , ...... 59 41 .580 Strong to Save.” The flowers were and Sunday. la small green pepper, cut In rings. v^ l help you 'restore them to l®v«* The ^kudden reappearance of (Jordon Appleby yesterday were Strombolt purse by a nose over By Fritz Howell etoumament to Wichita Aug. 11, king slapped Perry around- some Today's Games'\ grove.back- of.the church but had the rule about keeping fruits cold. * (Pinch Hitting for Boston-,''.. ,...... 52 46 .631 to change plans at the last minute a basket of gladlolas given by Mrs. Simmer this for another flour, ly newness. This wonder product Hitler plctiSres was Interpreted added to the all-star squad being Blue Wings, ^ predicts toe U. S. semi-pro cham at Griffith Stadium and, on^J.he New York ...... 50 Eastern Bananas are beat kept at warmer 23532348484823482353534889232323484823assembled by the Chicago Tribune Hugh Fullertoni Jr.) pions will be awarded a minimum 46 .521 on account of a thunderstorm sud- Charles Smith, and n bouquet of thicken more If desired and serve.' is now on sale at Quliim’s Pharma here as an attem pt. to offset ru Associated Press, scorecard cra e CTeveland ’ ...... 61 49 .510 Hartford at Elmira (2). . denly coming up. They adjourned sweet peas furnished by Miss cy, 878 Main street, where you can 5353239053532389534853484853232348KEMP’S RECORD DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS mors concerning his safety xur as sponsor of the charity classic. Lt. (folonel C. V. Whitney’e Hoo . New York, Aug. 2 — (4fl — A o f 110,000 to prize m oney..,. . The Haney haw-haw! out with seven rounds and two Detroit ...... , ,. 4 9 50 .495 yv^lbany at Williamsport, to the Pendleton’s ban) and had Phyllis Gowdy. get the 25c size which is enough a campaign to build up bis waning The three were members of Ohio doo 87.60, made k two to a row by' citizens of Pittsburgh, Kan., can’t even. Even before he had toe de / Scranton at Binghamton (1 Ellington FOR TfflS WEEK: Back to 1937'R oy (Tullenbtoe, determine, which major league to Chicago ..., ...... 46 49 .484 them pleasant treat there ejn- The Sunday school session was , for eight separate washings. No popularity. State’ s 1942 Western Ctonferenoe capturing the Delaware puree at cision, Sammy had Perry's goat Wilkes-Barrfe at Utica. championship squad from which current CTeveland outfielder, was concentrate pn—for both Second Philadelphia ...... 44 45 .444 \ helllshed with ire cteam and other held • at 10/' o’clock with Miss hard rubbing or scrubblng^Just a FRANK Belmont under strong ride by and the 18-year old Washington Washington ...... 42 56 .429 National. Corporal Frederick -John Arens, NIGHT AND DAY— . fullback Gena Fekete previously Ted Atkinson. He ran the mile dqlng a- pretty good Job at bat and Baseman Don Gutter^dge of the dainties, provided by Mr. Keen and Phyllis Gowdv as the leader of -the of the United States MarineA, son few mlnutea soakingl LAMPLIGHTER’S SERENADE- SINATRA Negro, although threatening in St. Louis at Pittsburgh (night) Junior to C. 6. D. class group, the — Striped Beauty! was selected for the all-star gamei to 1:37 2-5. , ' afield for Toledo’a Mudhens in the league-leading Browns, and (tatclt- ' his mother. , j of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. American association—and- ap the fifth and the seventh with National' vs. Sewell (11-8). A .fair attendance is reported at subject being “ Feeling God’s Sym- tamsaer Cora dMiwder Sport Briefs er Ray Mueller of , toe Reds, are Chicago-at Philadelphia—Erick-- Arens of Maple avenue, who re-1 peared beaded for toe big time. from there—;and they are cousins. right* t® Ahgott’s Jaw, couldn’t W L Pet. the American Legion card party pathv for All Suffering.” „ Mrs. two I , One-half cup salt pdfk, diced; 8 A NEW SELECTION OF POLlSH rfE.^RDS Nazi Torpedoes SoK Winners of featured races at ward off toe onetime champ who St. Louis ...... 69 26 ,726 son (2-5) or Cbipman (10-4) va. turned home recently after * Can’t you Just see this smart tsM»«poons mln®®d onion, 1-2 cup other tracks: " / One day fun-loving Fred Haney, held at the Town hall last Friday Ruth Gehring had charge ot the .years In the South Paclflc* and New York, Aug. 3—(dVr-IJght- had beaten him once before Cincinnati .. • see* ad4 42 .563 Kennedy (0-0). evening, with proceeds tn^ go to Beginner-Primary group, the sub two-plecer with the long ' torso chopped celery, 8 tablespoons BY JOE LAZARZ AND OTHERS. welglit champion Pvt. Bob Mont Psgift Arrows At Rocktog^ialn: Goober Lad Mudheii manager, called; (Jullen- BoacJiaa Qnestlonf Miss Doris Virginia Clark, daugh: btne aaide Just before the ‘game ^ Both Wet., in as welterweights, ■I^ttaburgh , a a•» a•dX 40 .556 Only games scheduled. wards the purchase, of a new flag ject being “God’s Gift of Mother’s ttneia handsomely done in brown minced green pepper, 8 tsblesnoona gomery tipped the scales at 140^ 14.°®* - No, 1—Why are there no pockets Amertran ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lewes, Del.— (^)—Nasi subma 'At Arlington: Letmenow 89.20. and whispered: to a baseball untfofm shirt? jCngott tipping 143, Perry 142 New ' York ...... 46 \ 51 .474 for the Soldiers’ Park at the Love.” and white rtriped seeraucker or I flour, 4 cups milk. 1-8 teaspoon pounds yesterday when he and rlnes that terrbrtoed shipping ___ ..42 47 .472 ^Philadelphia at CTilcago-(2) — CTark, Sr., of Hill Top , avenue,- ftiie percale, and trimmed artth | WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS. At Detroit: Double Back 827.40. 'Dp’-your best out. there today, No- 2—^What pitcher burled a no (Chicago 4 ..; .green. However. Mrs. Florence Mr, and Mrs. Donald Gehring were married Sundaj/ afternoon pepper, 8 cupe boUed_ potatoes, Pvt. Beav. Jack, opponents to Fri along the Atlantic coast early to If this liquor shortage gets any Boston ...... ••••«.39* 57 .406 Harris (8-8) and Black (6-7) va. TKeefeV Streeter o f Manchester, and family and Mr. and Mrs. idant rle-rac braid in white T day’s War Bond Show at Madison Roy. A couple of acuuta are to the hitter to hla major league debut? at 2 o’clock in the Elurigton Con-1 a diced; 3 cups cooked com. 1942 brought romance as well aa stands-and Want to talk to you af worse will they form ahare-toe- Philadelphia ...... 37 65 .402 Lopat (5-6) and Humphries (4-5). , who had lead of "the plan to get a George Klng.sbury and children are . Saute aaU pork untU lightly Square Garden, were pronounced Col Whitney’s Flyweight, a (AnsWera at end o f column). gregational church.. Rev. Glenn T. I Injury to at least three merchant ter the gamcv” rye clubs? Brooklyn \...... 3 8 58 .3M Only games scheduled. new flag, has come forward and at Stafford Lake for a vacation Pattern No. 8539 Is in slaes 11, brown^Add onion, celery and green GREEN ! flt by physicians for the State Ath sedmen. two-year-old filly, arrived yeater- Eno officiated usiog the double 13, 14, 15, 16, 18 and 20. Size 12 day at Washington Park st Chi Roy had a” 3 for 4" day. made a PugUolty Item' offered to buy a flag in memory of this week. ring service. Chief Machinist’s | STAMPS : letic Commission. Jack tipped the Brought ashore from torpedoed her nephew, Arthur Keefe, who Miss Edna Glesecke is spending requires 8 ^4 yards of 39-lnch ms- cago for her engagement to Sat couple o f circiu cfltchea, and felt When Beau Jack and Bob Mont Mate H. P. Parker o f New London. I beam at 144. ^ vessels, they met their future was killed- In action at Sicily last a vacation at Hampton Beach. teHaL ' INCORPORATED urday’s Princess Pat stake. Just a big chetty as Haney led him gomery meet in Madison Square llllllll _ cousin'of the groom was best wives at E|eebe Hospital, here, to a box behind the Mudlien dug- r y*ai,'ear, a~ little ,__ more than a year ago, Mi?s MaVgaret McBnerty is vis t e l . 5680 ! Garden’s 10-rounder Friday night, man and Miss Barbara. Patric was I For this pattom, aend 15 cents HAIR TOO LONG? 768 MAIN STREET I Tulsa, Okla., Aug. 2^-(ff)— , The where they were nursed back to J. Tammsro has ridden trlplea out. v ^ e legion has gratefully -accept iting in 9t. Louisa Missouri.- I Home of Prigidaire theory that the ”T” formation la health. The bridegrooms included toe U. a. government will pay,Sl2,. ed her offer and the proceeds o. Frederic C. Swistke has returned maid of honor. The ushers were plus 1 cent postage,-in coins, your HARD TO MANAGE?. i Furniture and Music on two successive days at Bel Air. "Roy,” Haney said, "here are THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY! James Brady of this town and 'to o cotoPlex for high school foot First Engineer Joseph Wexler, 600,000 (give 0) take a fear'mil the party will be kept a.s. the to his home in Warwick, N,. Y„ name, address, siae desired, and >>me in and ask abont our He waa astride Patch Party 85.60, toe scouts who wanted to meet lion) to put on the a h ow ...,W a r Richard CTark, brother of the the pattern number to The Man ball players “is completely cock New York; Second Hate Vladimir Waugh Pop. 84.20 and J. Hal 89.60 you!” — — nucleus of a fund to provide for after spending a few days with CoM Wave or the New Life ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillM ^^^^^^ eyed" Coach Maurice (Sk^) Pal- Leontlc, a Yugoslavian, and Sea Bond sales, nrlth seata costing another flag .w-ben the one present Mrs. O. G. Anderson and family. bride. The bride’s gown was a chester Herald, Today's Pattern yesterday. And there, faces beaming, were dotted swlas with train with a Ml Machine Permanent. rang of_Boys.Town, Neb., declares. man Laurence Frank. from 825 to $100,000, are the only Washable -^Wrinkle Free \. ed wears out- Coventry Grange will hold Its Service, 1150 Sixth avenue. New two Boy Scouts—to full uniform— sweetheart neckline and flnger-tlp I Palriuig, lecturing at the Unl- Ken Scawthom, leading Jockey way 3TOU can gel to,*ao If you buy Prlzes taken at- the party were regular meeting ’Thursday evening York 19, N. T. , r S . . F O R B E S T looking worsblpfully at their fum a 8100 bond you get to aee the veil The maid of honor’s gown I versity of Tulsa coaching school, at Garden State, added to his ing, flustered favorite. won by Mrs. Clarence E. Porter at the Grange halt. Following the says It’s as simple as any system, RMiffnatec Bargalnliig Agent scrap frss land the government will ‘ and Mrs. Everett Porter In bridge, meeting the annual picnic will be was blue satin. A reception fol-1 The amart new iaeue of the mld- laurels by riding three winners lowed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. | Bummer atyle hook—^Faeblon—has and that there’s no basis for the give you 825 for your trouble.... ■vand by Stephen Mosny and Robert held. An Interesting evening Is 841 Mum Si., Muiicbealer„«„£i.. Washington, Aug. 3.—(SV- The yesterday, Bscomly 84.50, Bluster Today's jest Star TIES 2 foR’$X.OO Arens were graduates of the Rock- 83 pages of cod-looking, crisp argument that moat prep schools ing 816.50 and Mias Kalola 836.80: Shirley Poyich, Washingtem The boys have met to three 16- S ^uyler In pinochle. 'Tb® *1“*?*^ being planned and It Is hoped that lack the personnel for the tricky National Labor RslaUona board roundera With toe lightweight UUq prize was-wpn by Mrs. Charles P. a large number of Grangers will Vlll' High school class of 1941.1 new spoAwear' and summer day 66^ tS -has deglgnatsd tbs InUraatlohal Poat: The chief trouble 'with the Later In the afternoon they left on] frocks and'accessories. Order your Nats 1s that the batting averages at stake,' and t f .toe possible 135 .... IF PURCHASED SEPARATELY Iflner. It was a live rooster. The attend. T f you havep’t got the peraon- union of United Brewerjn Flour, Yeaterdaye Resolts votes (three officials for 46 program was topped off by r«- The C. O. D. class held their plc- an unannounced trip. copy DOW. Price 15 cents Cereal and Soft Ihdnk WoHiors ^ of most of the team read like the Mr. and Mrs. Carl A. Odehring Inel," he adds, “you won't, get far roimds) Montgomsry has rScslvsd fresbrnents of sandwiches, cake hlc at the home of Walter Keller, Amarica, Local 40 aa the bargain time t f day between 8 and 2:80 p. THESE TIES ARE 79c EACH. and nephew Teddy, have returned I I with any system." 67, Baau Jack 61, and Mven wars and coffee. instead of at the home of their ing agency for employea of threa m. from a two weeks’ vacation Williamspori \6, Hartford 7, evsn....tfls prtoelpsls get no It la reported that Jules Rebll- leader, due to rain. A picnic waa Oonhecticut breweries. The com An outstanding coUectian o f San held inside and an enjoyable eve a4""thelr summer cottage In Echo) Champaign, 111., Aug. 2—(S’)— S cr^ ton 1.'Utica 0. Hera aad Ibera dough, both being In toe eervlce. lard has bought the Holbrtiok panies affected by the decision art Albany 5, Elmira 8. forised Prints and Stripes In cool •lace on'Gbodfrey Hill, formerly nlng waa held by all. 'Ihe Young tXke, Me. ■ He’s only a Freshman, but Leate? Lew Tendler, Philadelphia raa- In the ! tame kind o f spot Heavy- Poetmaster Edward F. CTiarter 1 W u r l TTz e r I Bingham, 18, a 255-pounder from tha Ltbman Breweries, Inc., and Wilkes-Barre 12. Kaghamton 2. welghtChampion Joe Louis said: Summer shades. -Wonderful Tie* -aecuplod by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll People will have charge of the the Jacob Rufiert, Inc., o f Bridge taurant owner and former light y v . Hutchinson, owned by Paul morning service A.ugust 20. has returned to his duties at the I ■Gary Ind,, Is. being tabbed by Amerloaa weight ..contender dqrlng Benny “Tm not fighting for nothing. Tm . . . and what-a-buyl Enilngton Post office after a short I 1 University of Dltoola football folk port and the F. A M. Schaffer Cleveland 8, Boston 4. fighting for my country." - . \'A fiotocek. 'M r. and Mrs. Rebilllard Bsewtog Oo.. o f FairfleldJ Leonard’s prime, has a son and aad th eir. children. Dianne and vacation spent kt Worcester, | fas one of the beat tackla prospects Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1 (13). eight nephews In the armed service X)aan«, have moved to their new ActrisM and Husband Separate ass., and CTolumlda Lake. Piano* and |tn many k season. Dstrott 8. New York 41 . . . X o tv r Ctalento is scheduled to BaaabaB Answers kbma. ' t * • Edward F. Charter, Jr, Is I VAL 10 »2.9B Coach Ray EUot Is confldaot tha Nawspapar Owaer Bias St. Louis U ,. Washington 6. appear in a play entitled No. 1—Because In 1887 CSlff peipite the electrical diaturb- Hollywood, Aug. 2.—VP) - spending- two weeks at the Boy I Accordionfl At Icrashtog big boy wlU m ^urs up Natfopal V Kid’s OeVer,”--tf he likes the Osrvell, Bfowna' left fielder, lost a ia c e o f Sunday afternoon the Esther .WilHams, shapely swim Scout camp. Camp Pioneer In Win-1 Ito Mike Kaaap, star tackla of 1942, London, Aug. 2.-^F>—TIm Ger St Louis 14, Brooklyn 3. ' script ,vri)*n it’s read ta him . . . ban in the eiui. It fell Into hla shirt ming beauty of the films., has an ated. Hla sUter, Miss Lenore Char-1 e a r r i n g s |while old-Uma fans thlitk he 'm a r CInetonatl 5,-New York 4. game between Hebron t h e l b l y P IN ^ . , . . . . NOVELTIES k \ man radio reported today that Al Schaebt, baseball's oIqwb fo c tla t, and ty/o juna ecored while Columbia -took place on the houpced that sh, and her husband. ter Is spending a week at CJolum-j KEMPS even bloeeoni ipto' another' B uta Manrioa Bunav-VarlUa, ownar a t Plttabqigh U. Boatoo 8 (8 inn- prince, expects the Tahksss to Be tried to extract it. ban field at the Rectory Dr. Leonard lovner, have separat bia Lake. *'* I BEAUTY SALON )lato20’e. tha Parts nawspapar "Le Matto,” toga agreement). win the American league ’pennant No. 2—^Theodore Breitenatoia, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard of Plus 20% Tax. » •reuada, Habitm. The local team,ed. The 22-year-old actress said no roc. Maude Tnrktaigtea, had died yesterday at the age of Chicago at PhUadelphto (post again . . . Tha'National Mseball fit. Louis vs. Louisville, O ct 4, Maple^ street entertained selatlves ..X- fikleh won tha Sunday before, waa definite plans had been made for FURNTTURB A MUSIC Proprietrees. Chiesj^o, Auf.,-*4=V)— As (sr 88. ■' ~ poned). cnngrssA which eUrts ita national 188L a divorce. She and Dr^ Kovner, 26, aad friends Sunday from Manchts- 4 W t. CALL 14S4 FOR BEST)) lilliuilll beaten on the return New Brl- 7M Main St. T«L M80 S n MAIN ; a ^ „ > i^ B U R T O N ’S Btaading at 10-6 were married at Lot Ghtos, Callt 'l « . Windsor X«eks and 8539 . ■ ' A ' Tha n ahfua la IMQb ,tain. ■■ ■/ ■
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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.