
X f • 9 -J" . ‘ ^ .j’ ■ ■ "''x ,, ‘ m nyA t, JVTfE M , ^AGE FOURTE^ Manchester Evening j Herald Average Daily dreabition The W ca th ^ t ■ FM- Om Moeth ef May. 1M 4 Foreeaat of ii. S. Weatbor Ri^cau X'-' '''I 8,732 '^Falr tonight and Sunday;.•light­ About Town 7 Meaber of Um Aadit ly warmer; moderate .wtnda. s; Banaa dl Oirealstloaa HALE'S SELF SERVE Weekend Manchester-—A City of Village Charm t ; WUham P. Slover, ■uperluleai* K «B l of in * Mancheater Memorial * ‘Thi OriR*n»* i" New England! V • ■. 6TWELVE PAGES) PRICE I'HKEE CENTS l^'Aoapltal. be the apeate at rOL. LXIIL, NO. 226 V (Ulieelltd Advertlotag oa Page 14) M ANCHESTER, CO NN „ SA TU R D AY, JU NE 24,1944 1; a s meeUnjf o? the lla ^ e a U r I!, KiWants-elab- at =tho Country club PREPARE FOR IT AT HALFS next lipnday noon,' Hla aub]e(A FOR SATURDAY! -fi telU be *Our Jtoyilil aw* ▼«»»• & will be'^ArtWonced b y Dr. D. / c T T . M o o i« . The attMMIance « will be dobated by President IX M f Krctt Keith* ‘ N T-:,* Hale's Bread v JBaihiiig Suits Klnyaley Kuhney,'or Henry Wlnchell Smith’s 100% u on •Areet, ia planning to m w e hla family; to their liew home bn Ard- iBoie road next week. Whole Wheat Bredd MlM Barbara Hubbard, of 179 Dressmaker Suits ■ Main atreet, entertained a number M her High echool frienda at her Hale’a home laat evening. The houee was Rayon seersucker — flowered broadcloth — strip ^ broad- ^ beautifully decorated with garden cloth and .seersucker. One-piece with flared skprC. Rayon eds Eatvia Borders Each 25c Only^ Bowera and light refreahmenta Coffee Cakes jerseys. were aerVed. Kenneth Walker, of lil Main Two Piece Flowered Chintz, Fliidwered Broad- street who-recently bought a n w Domiho Gingei'v Ale borne on Ardmore Road, from the ^Uexander Jarvia-Op., haa moved 32-Oa«c.B.HI..! ' 3 IHI,. 25c cloth. Faille, Printed Rayon Jerseys, Size 32 to 40 Ilia fam ily to their new home. 26 Dead and M Injured in Wake of Tornado (Contents Aunt Jemima All Fun>oae TAU. OBDARS 25-I.b. Bag $T.23 GPs Examine German ^Bazooka* B 1 M 6 O Flour $3.98 to $8.98 .ussians loys Sm TONIGHT Bull Dog or Crowa ORANGE HALL. Jar Rings . 6 d . 25c \ ' Deep in Outer Shell; Crown 2-Plece ------- X \ In New Offensive; \. Mason Caps ~ u o . 2 1 c \ X ■ About Mile to Port Crown Advance in Finland Mason Lids Dos. 11c X Fight Forwaril Slowly lattle Swollen Streams j Ami All But Reach \ Shorts And Considerable Mud j Yankee' Submarine Elanes Attack Foe Sea on Both Sides Ball Glass Top Moson Jars White, Navy. Powder Blue and Brown. Sizes 10 lo M . Northwest of Vitebsk;] Benson SI New Drive Detracts; Sinks Jdp Carrier . Behind Battle Line O f Besieged City in Hand « to • Hanil Bat­ V ym I'l liiw MO a ' Pints 83c Dozen Nothing from Push Marauders Rip Vp Four tle With Germans Re­ Toward Helsinki and i Reported Addi- Nazis Offer Quarts , 89c Dozen $2-29 to $3-98 Second Place German Gun, Posi­ sisting Frantically; Liberation of Lenin-1 tion to Disaster to Extra Size in Brown — 34 to 40 W 'alst.. ..........$4.98 tions Blocking Infan­ ) 111 Sight of Docks. Wegner grad-Murmansk Road. Nipponese Navy %ry- Stiff Fight; NORMAN Seems IFo Be try Before Cherbourg. Suprem* Headquarters Al­ By Eddy Gilmore ing to Give Saipan Aid. Orange and Grapefruit Allies Gaifi lied Expeditionary Force, Moscow, June 24.— (A’)— G o in ^ B e g ^ Sapreme- Headquarters - A1-- June 24.r‘^/P)— U. S. dough- BENTZ lie Red Army, in a new cen- U. S. Pacific jieet Head­ Juice 2 Cans 35c Jantzen PolG Shirts lied Expeditionary Force, boys smashing yard-by-yard I n l front offensive thah-was quarters, Pear^l^arbor, June Fifth Army Occilpies SHEET METAL WORK June 24.— (/P) — American deep into the powerful outer Beautiful colors in yellow, pow­ in integral part of Allied Bricker, Warren Maib* 24.—'<yP)— A "new 28,000-ton RoyalTmiile Fortresses and Liberators, Roroastrada as An­ shell of the Cherbourg lins EAVES TROUGHS der and white with contnusting id strategy, rolled west­ Japanese aircraft carrier was tain Steadfastly They ranging over P’rance with es­ drove this morning within stripes. Small, medium, large. ward in spectacular fashion lielieve^ today to be at the corting fighters which made other Column Closes Grape Juice qt. 49c $1.98 Are Not Considering , Pwo U. S. soldiers in N orm ary examine s German rocket grn of 2,000 yards— little more than MOW IS THE TIME TO ~sy and reached points only bd^toin of the Philippines sea a up total force of 500 planes,' III Upon Folloiiiea. a mile— of the port on the HAVE EAVES TROUGHS rs i^les from the Latvian — ^latest reported addition to "bazooka’’ type whicli they found abandoned in a coast town by f Two Piece ' Or Expecting Spot. .... .... enemy troops. (A P wirephoto from Signal Corps). hammered rail bridges, air south, and "enemy defenses show­ INSTALLED OR ler. The Russians' battled the disaster which beset Nip­ fields and other enemy instal- Rome, June 24. — — Fifth ed signs of cnimbllng,” a field ■ r e p a i r e d . Mozola Oil G.i $1.73 illen atresma and conaiderable Chicago, June 24— —The Re- pon’s Navy when it hesitant­ latlona behind the Normandy bat­ Arm y tanks and infantry, advanc­ dispatch declared. Bud northwaat of Vitabay, where ly tried to stay the impending pubHcsn vice presidential nomina­ tle zone today while Marauders ing against strong resistance, to- Puncture Nazi Defenses ' Lc4 Us Increase the Play Suits hey puabed upon Polotak 33 mllea doom o f Saipan’s garrison. ripped up four German gun posi­ . , . J . An-Am erican spearhead punc- tion appears today'to be going EiBciency of |way. "Ih^rded Probably Sunk” tions blocking the advance of in­ day occupied Roccastrada on High- t,„.ed the stubborn. Interlaced Flaalah Drive StlO Strong temporarily begging with two of Scores way 73 and cut a lateral road to Tour Warm Air Furnace. Lb. 17c Cotton Striped and Spun Rayon. An American submarine ram­ fantry into Cherbourg. Nazi pillbox defenses southeast of Pure Lard Reporta from the Finniab front the north, while another column the most discussed s^osaibtlities, med three torpedoes into the vi­ (The Berlin radio reported U. S. Octeville, the fortre»i Just south­ Sizes 12 to 18. lere that the new offenaive had closed in on Follonlca, astride Gov. John W. Bricker of Ohio and tals of the c ^ I y Shbksku class heavy bombers also were heading west of Cherbourg, aft-r a pulver­ FalnnoUnt letracted nothing trot” the drive Highway One along the coastal Goy. Ehirl Warren of California— flat-top Sunday and the Navy, into northwest Germany.) izing air and artillery bombard­ Helainkl and the liberation as W in d route to Livorno and Pisa. CALL 8966 \ maintaining ateadfaatly that they disclosing the action laat night, ment, As.sociated Press Corre­ |f the Leningrad-Murmanak rail- Channel Skies Jammed The Germans, who are making Creamery Butter are not Considering or expecting it. conservatively atstea “the Japan­ spondent Don Whitehesd said in a ay. Prbgreaa waa reported in all a firm atand against the Eighth So strong had become the pre- ese carrier is regarded as proba- The channel skies were jammed dispatch written at 9:15 a. m. to­ ligtatlng areaa, with the Finns Army in central Italy, are continu­ $3-98 to $10.98 ebnventidri hotel lobby gossip to b'y sunk.” Sunday was the day with Allied planes of all types day (3:15 a. m.. e.w.t.). Caltfetula jarently still unable to hold the ing to offer strong resistance east the effect that Gov. Thomas E. Jap carriers loosed a costly, long D estroys H om es which roared back and forth .con­ Headquarters said the dough- peigbt of Russian armor and In- Dewey of N ew York has the inside tinuously for more than five hours and west of Lake Transimeno and boya fought forward slowly and intry. distance attack on the U. S. inva­ in general the situation in Italy is BOOFIHC New Potatoes ttock for the presidential nomina­ sion fleet at Saipan. X ' this morning and which were still had all but reached the sea on Postscript Full Fashioned Southeast of Vitebsk oh the cen- tion that knots of delegates spent going strong at noon. , little changed, an Allied headquar­ both aides o f the besieged port in . front where the Ruaslana have The N avy ‘ already had an­ ters communique said. much of their time discussing the Leave. Twi.te.1 Trail of | gj g j g Plailllill" Renewing their close support hand-to-hand struggle with Ger­ l\£.SIOIMC Freeh acroas'the.lilghway from Vi- lack df a hot vice presidential con­ nounced that American carrier Hard FIghDng.. Around Chlual mans resisting fanatically, . Ths o f the Allied invasion troops, the hbsk to the German-held fortress test! planes, giving chase to the enemy Devastation and . Hor- ^ Hard fighting continued around • M taailM F re^ Otvea. Marauder medium bombers, under assault troops are battling “with­ Orslu^ the Red Arm y surged Warren will not arrive Jintil fleet Monday, sank four eneiriy Chiusi, nine miles amithweat of in sigh of the docks,” - supreme • por Through South-' a Thunderbolt escort, dumped SWarinwanahlp Guaranteed. Iceberg Lettuce Rayon Hosiery iLv ^rward and cut the railway which Sunday to testify in what took on ships, including a 19,000 ton car­ To Take Care Lake Traaimeno, which the 'ene­ headquarters said.
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