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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: TUESDAY. AUGUST 14-1945. Assistant Manager STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:40 CLOSED MONDAYS THROUGH LABOR DAY 55 Veterans Nearing End Of Furlough Priva'e First Class Lawrence Flr.nl. 138 Windsor Street, Hartford. Sergt.

Giglintti. Sergeant J. Gigliotti of New Britain; Private First Class S'rve Grip of New Britain: Private First Class William 17 Ridge Road. Wethers-field; Technician Fourth Grade Car) Harthon, 143 Harold Street. Hartford: Private First.

Class Nicholas Hirchak of United Press Associations for the apprehension and conviction of hy-cn who is guilty of the incident of fraud as reported by that nws aaT.ey. Itiere is a law against tampenns wi'h win's in inersare rommerre and I hope the Federal Communi-ra'ions Commission and the Bureau of Investigation will undertake their investieations and that hey will be successful." UP Presses False Peace Flash Probe Kent Cooper to Recom Rules Given I On Holiday Service Mail Postmaster Rankin Finds -Overseas Parcel Prob-; Fourth Ivv Division as Tomngton. Private First Class Russell E. First to tTOSS iNOrman- Hunt, 4 Goodman Place. Hartford: -1 i)L 1 1,.

Private Frank J. Ka'kauskas of JteaCneS ll-UaV Manchester: Private First Class Edward W. Kelley, 1003 Capitol Ave- mend AP Post Reward ijcut. J. R.

LaRocque for Conviction Receives Air Medal lems Complex New York, Aug. 13 The Among more than 200 Connecticut nue, Hartford: Corpora! Stanley A Lieutenant John R. LaForrpje. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Homer P. LaEoeque of 49 Edgewood Street, was recently a tViA trmirfW Tw" niuiclrtn KOW rirsi oiB.ss rrans unaucci 01 ii i At'i' i wmcn as we inn h. it, me or- Torrington: Private First Class Vane at alnoVns alone the awarded the Air Medal for m-ri-mandy beaches on D-Day last year. eDn A. UPlante of New Hartford: U'rhVa" "sent a false torious achievement in aerial flischt 55 veterans from Hartford County-Sergeant George H.Maeha Wi jast nlcht that Japan had mn.u.

on R.23 with the "Flv. limanuc; xecnnician rum urnae surrendered. and its vicinity are nearing the end of their furloughs, and during this Samrii J. oro'e I week will report to the division's etown Fate Fi rst Class Ko jt" Pt reassembly point, Camp Butner, 131 Adarn N. C.

Meresrhnk nf Avon formation. A reward of SoOOO was BLANKET 'CLUB PLAN Complete regulation governing the mailing of overseas Christmas parcels for servicemen between September 15 and October 15 were released Monday by Postmaster William J. Rankin with the statement that the problems involved in moving this mall are more than ever before. He pointed nut that transporta- tion facilities this year are "really critical" and that more and more mail is goine to thp Pacific. Parcels dfposir-ed on the Atlantic Seaboard must be.

hauled across the nation for trans-shipment to the far-flung Islands of the Pacific, he stated. The term "'overseas" applies to personnel of the armed forces who receive their mail through an APO or Fleet Post Office in care of the postmaster a New York, San ing Tieers oi the 14th Air Force in China. A graduate of Weaver High School where he was president of the class of 1942. Lieutenant La-Rocoue entered the service 30. 1942.

and received his wines at Valdosta, February 8. 1944. He was sent overseas June 30. 1344 A brother. Pic Albert LaRocaue.

offered bv Huch Bailie, unr.ea Pfc. Bertram T. Mirhaad. Press president, for the ldentifica-Private First Clars Bertram T. jtion and conviction of the person Michaud of South Glastonbury; i sendine the report uuring in mnmns oi nvpras nui which included participation in campaigns at Normandy, Cherbourg, mmim Technician Fifth Grade John J.

Tn press described Paris, Belgium, the Hurtgen Forest, is stationed with the Second Ar- Bnrt O'Brien, 4 Somerset Street, Veth-jthe flash as "of mysterious origin'- JL i ersfield: Private First Class John and said that while it was sent red Berlin and is Luxembourg and Germany, DONALD G. VAUGHAN. United JJ down ualties. the Fourth returned to the l-, u-7" States in the near future. Donald G- Vaughan has been ap-; united States early in July.

iwV7.t... i Ui Dointed assistant manager of tne its list, of awards includes Dis- tir. I Aitaeb riee cut Hnhn Francisco New Orleans. Seattle, engineering and insnertion rtenart. ty.it "ruaui; oidii ociKraui uu- i ne liasn said japan naa accepi- .1 ana inspection ocpan- tmguished Unit, Citations to the 15 Holtvwood Ave- it San Francisco.

Aue. 13 Miami, fresque isie.ment oi tne Aetna uie Aiiuiaxea Eichth Reeiment for action June Th. or Minneapolis. or Companies, it. was announced to-iiQii- the 22d Reeiment.

for action owl' ,1 i rtnAVr- nVT i -i i 1 the same Walter 8 June 6 to June 9 1944 All of 3 rite in 1 1 1 is iuiriiim'ii upaiire time', iixr Woct HartfnrH AT and Probe. to the fact that narcels destined announced the following appoint I the units in Normandj'. Corporai Peter sruk. 32 Lisbon Many of the Ivy Division men street Hartfosd; Technical Sex-will receive discharge papers under Bant Mirhaei Simhne nf wiiii- Federal Communications Commission recorded the broadcast. No mention was made of results 9 ro Lasdewn, '00 woo', x' long bound wih 5" rsyc san, each ia.ua The UP said tonight the Telephone and Telegraph Coni- for China, Burma.

India, the Middle iments: Fred W. Sehl, chemical en-East and the; islands of the Pacific igineer. placed in charge of labora-should be mailed before October l.jtory research, to be assisted by from which it leases its news the nnint. svtem snrh ns Private t.au;; I C.Iillll. id II VJlrtUt "Mr.

Rankin also pointed out that: James L. Keane, electrical engineer, Flrst clas Leo A Van Ess of Bris- fri "arfl' Sullivan tion disclosed that the flash did nu iciiucom Hum mc n-mvuu i. toi wno siaiea upon nis arrival in Avenue. Hartford: not originate in any of its test sta quired lor Christmas parcels mailed 'placed in cnarge oi eiecu cai ana u-jlh united States. "Don't call me wniiam Thnmtnn nf Plain to Army personnel during the period Wmtnaune prowems.

ana cooraina-; soldier rall me mister. I've got 90 viile Private First Class Leo A Van September 1,5 to October iof or work: neeni Ken-; polms: three and onenal, grof Bristol: E. Turn and Ricnard G. Cap- tnP Armv. Of all of it.

I ll Grade John Zaeorodnv 16S Vil- r-ember '88 Lane' near Cherbourg. 3 B-acon BUnlers, 100 wool, solid coles, bcud wih rayon satin. each 14.95 tions. The AT and said it had filed a similar report with the Federal Communications Commission, which had requested a report. The AT and statement said a flash could not have originated in any of its test stations heraue "the flash was transmitted by automatic tape and these test stations are not ALASKA FACTS Authoritative Information Now Available -u 'T i r.

Sn in arirt inn because so many oi our leuows koi cian Filth Grade Joseph S. Zo dak In lenght or 36 inches in length and service operation, in addition; thpvem0re than 60 in our nf New BHt.m it- i i tA Ihoie xtmirV cnolO iTon nf nort v-v win rninn ntn a nn snm rni m. i.v turn nwi it iim.v,imiw iiituiinn-! i tu nm ciune loon or rioines or perusnaoie half the battalion It was a matter. Prohibited articles include Charles F. Pierce, appointed fed iBh" as you moved along that OmC Japs Units Offer TU TT PkLn eouinned with the equimpnt to with the wounded thick and with the wounded intoxicants, matcnes, ngnter innds.i"" poisons or compositions which may Paries, engineer in charge of the; rf kill or injure another or damage ni.5?.w.":d.,.Bi perforate tape." Chungking.

Aug. 13. AP.i nash was sent on one United interviewed i Among other men Amo other men FrontduspBtch.es said tonight wlre lt 5aid. the trans Ser- upon landing in this country Only one Christma parcel shall i Mr. Vaughan will assist Manager Hri CrfDobnsk East JapanPSP troop units ln Che-1 Tl-JovSer withheld week when sent bv or on behklf of w.al.t7 Painp, Jn Jhe ad-the same person to or for the sme department.

Riv-addressee. All parcels must be en-i wcial attention to engineering is as follows: i irom puoucauon two minus later had ceased fiehting and were ne-, and at 9:40 p. m. D-Day Landing. gotiating their capitulation.

"I was rieht there on D-Dav on rn rhinn'c vast hatttefrnntc hnmJ -t dorsed "Christmas Parcel" on service. He Uhe headquarters' flag ship wilh the! ever. Generaliskimo Chlanif" Kai- eineering was born in wrapper 'Springfield. Mass and graduated Corps Commander I got an -ishelfs troops continued their it-: that he hoped the" directors o'f the Parcels in Boxes. i i x- cipiuiKU'iiu itn.iuin.ai rcw uj uir wnuuiK MCK! against japan AS18UC lorces; ip n-ni nffpr a reward of i00fl to Parcels must he nackpri in hnvp rul t.i k.ni.

Hitter's Af ill nupr fl rpwdiu iu uj metal, wood solid firberboard. or stite of Vchnov in 1925!" He! impenetrable be ahddfhd UT is a f-Rtered professional engin-lship drew plenty of fire front shore would continue un til peace of "the' persons testins at, least 200. nn mrts in CmnMUn koit.riM mM n. the whole 1.1 1 8pp.euen&i"u ine i'- lc BOXes Should be wrapped With heavv! Prominent in conservation advene the Tanriinff craft, went! a l'''Vi Sponsible for the false flash was officially American livers oiasrea riiKtrihnteri hv the paper and tied by four separata tivitics. Mr.

Vaughan is a member ashore, how some were blown up by pieces of strong cord, two length-'of the American' Society of Safety mines, sunk bv planes and bv the wise and two crosswise. Sealing Engineers, and is active on com- artillery of the shore batteries. I flaps with gummed tape is not sat-Imittees of the American Standards; had a sweeping view of all the op-Mfactory. Contents should be cush- Association, the National Fire Pro-! orations on Utah Beach. communications without, letup and Ap Cooper said headquarters disclosed that, the Uni-i -jt is t0' tn.

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Twelve months $2,50. Mail order with cash to ALASKA LIFE 1435 American Bldg. Stattls 4, Wn. lone.a ui dox wnn crusned paper, tection Association, and the Nation- "Another experience which I will aon of the pres loiiei articles, snap ana nard can-: a Safetv Council. always remember was the closeup associations, or any by which the press The dies should be wrapped Mr.

Vaughan is married and lives! view'l had of a great mass "bombing! forces in Chekian" 60ft CSnd es are not. arrentohle onrt at 155 Mane Avenue Winrtsor ti i.t. MpailfSR in Soft candies are not acceptable, and at 132 Maple Avenue, Windsor anprHt.inn hv air forces which i iv. Aht associations I nnr are imposed upon SLhi-i throush the unauthorized use of razors ana Knives must, have the -preceded the St. Lo breakthrough." ehnnnA rf i vh focm their channels of edges and points protected.

itulation. but, no detiils were given. TheaddresTshoul are cashed at all APO ori In or typewritten. Sales slips of: Pt offices and are paid in 'pHvate First must, not be used as aridress! local foreign cuwncy at the rat labels The comnlete aririrett onrf exchange in information for the transmission of fraudulent, news I deeply regret that, anything of this kind has been experienced by the United Press associations. "It is imperative that the integrity of the news reports of the press associations be protected against Fan'bo Alpine 100 virgin wool in luscious sot'd ce'ors, bound with rayon satin.

Slz? ech 12.95 Chatham Woolshire Bleiltes, '00 virgin wool. bedroooi pasels, bound with rayon satin. Extra long each 1 0.85 Lebanon Blankets, 100 woo! in solid colon, firmly bound with rayon satin to match. Site 72x34''. each 9.95 American Woolen Mills Blankets, 100 wool, so'l-a cob-5, bound with rayon sain.

Exra long each 9.40 507, Wool Double Blankets, big block p'a'ds, 50 wool, 50 staple cotton, with rayon satin. Size pair 8.99 Chatham Airloom Blankets, 75 wool in your favorite shades, bound with rayon satin. Extra long (72x90''). each T.95 Grey Utility Blankets, deeply napped, 3-pound weight, with firm whipped edges. Sizes each 5.99 25 Wool Double Blankets, 6" block plaids, bound with rayon taffeta.

75 staple cotton. Size pair 3.99 Chatham Sutton Blankets, Wended 25 wool, 50 rayon, 25 cotton; bound with rayon satin. Extra long each 5.95 Nashua Blankets, 25 wool in lovely, soft solid colors, bound with rayon satin. Famous-for warmth! Size each fi.50 Fieidcrest Indian Type Blankets, jacquard patterns. 10 wool, 65 rayon, 25 cotton.

Satin-bound. each 4.99 25 Wool Blanket, solid colors, 3-pound bound with rayon satin to match. Excellent buys! each 4.59 5 Wool Plaid Double Blankets, for that pleasant extra wermth. Size bound wlh cotton saeen. pair 3.29 Larger 5 Wool Plaid Double Blankets, bound with Coton sateen.

Similar blanket above, but b'Qger pair 3.99 T' DOMESTICS STREET FLOOR Rail Bonds Break Sharply. New York, Aug, 13. i AP.) Railroad issues put on a full scale retreat in today's Bond Market, clos- Britain; Private First, Class Leopold P. Belina of New Britain; Private of contents should also be insert-i are Presented No money orrier se rv. ed in the box.

ice is available to the Merchant It Is preferable to hand print the! Marine. gcnerally at the days lowest rirsr, oiass waiter a. ours oi tasi 4nB Granbv Private Edward T. Cas- levels with many declines of 1 to 3 aaress oirectiv on tne wrappers man, 143 Lawrence Street, Hartford: cnmP cases' more fhe-fraud- I hope, therefore, that the Private First. Class Albert E.

directors of the Asso- since labels wash off. The address Lt. Hlingerfortl Gets snouia inciuae tne run name, (noti Bronze Star Medal of Manchester; Private. First ciated Press will add an appropriate initials) rank, serial number, branch Class Enrico J. Chiarillo of Bristol amount, to the reward offered by the losses than otherwise.

of service, APO number or name of i Second Lieutenant. William A. Private First- Class Herman Cohen yias neruwn yimtii ahm and fleet, nnst nffire thrn.mh Huneerford. 23. son of Mr.

and An ajr of uncertainty and exnect- which the parcel is to be routed. Fori Herbert E. Hungerford of 30 Ward-iV. wm1oTi. DJ lancv overhung the market all day as i Louis J.

Cohen of Pri- Willimant-ic; and investment, rated corpora tes the Merchant Marine, also include well Road. West Hartford, and hus- vate First Class Mario A. Colagio- the name of the steamship line. The: Darln nf Mrs- Carol K. Hungerford Rustproof Hardware sender's return address, with ioi)f-of 12 Hudson Street.

Berlin, was re-'pXatV Ralvatore n'-Arena of Newio'nci81 information on the Pacific? number, must be on the out.side ofjcently awarded the Browe StarlSntain- Seraeant William David of ''M developments. An important every package. Medal for meritorious service element making for the sharp break The postage must be fullv prepaid! February 3. 1945. to March 18, nini 1R Pine prices was the cancellation off Parcels over eight ounces must, hear France and Germanv.

Hartford Staff Sergeant Francis I buying orders that had been placed fourth class isone postage from the: The citation accompanying the Manchester- Privite the rnarket" and if left un- office of mailing to the post office aard stated in part: "As battalion ca Henrv A Dnirie 177 Ashley disturbed would have acted as a ferproof Canvas in-care of which the narcels are; sergeant, major, nis rank at. mat Dvi.i. icusnion as urines oeviinea. addressed Parcels nnt evreeHtna time. Lieutenant HUngenora was 1f WdlimonHr- Prl.

Deliveries Within 75 Miles eight ounces may be mailed at one Ior tnp battalions Firsti class Daniei rjunn.Paper Allocated for Victory News. STANDARD AWNING CO. AVON STRUT TIL. M845 ana one nan rents ior each two Middletown- Private First Class London, Aug. 4 ounces.

out efficient i Samuel M. Elinsky, 52 Vine Street. newspapers have received a spe- LunL mtir 'ntora-. Private First Class Vito cial allocation of newsprint to tell Correspondence can not be in- D. Eramo of Bristol; Sergeant the story when Japan eluded in the package.

A weeUriR MPi'R mlun Cyril Erhart of New Britain; the Melbourne radio said today. The card signed bv the sender ma he PI. 1 Technician Fifth Class Stanley Fct- i allocation is equal to four weeks' 5 83 and "3 his high of Sna1 g. 164 Sheldon Street. Hartford: supply, No mail to an APO address cm ki.

be insured or mailed COD. Letters iand 'v; reflect great credit or packages containing money priupon himself and the armed forces! Revive Your Summer -Weary Lawn! SiOTT'S TURF uuiici aiuucs ui nmc rannni np i of the United S'ates registered, but letters containing Entering the Army ln October, aluable or Important papers can 11942, he received his basic training be registered at, camp Breckenridge. before Watches, fountain pens, and eye- going overseas in January of this glasses, if Urgently required and re- vear Rom in Wartfnrri he was quested in writing bv the addressee graduated from the Mount Hermon may be registered If under i School for Bovs and studied at the ounces in weight, sealed and mailed Universitv of Illinois, where he was as first-class postage. member of the Lambda Chi Alpha Mai for the Navy. Marines or; fraternity.

He. was employed bv the oast. uuara may oe regist.erea ana firm of Hungerford. Traut- and Insured. Mall for the Merchant Schroeter prior to.

entering the Marine cannot be registered or in-i service. sured. according to the regulations. Greeting cards for soldiers over BLTLDEII AXD LAWX SEED Nature provides ideal growing conditions so feed your lawn with Turf Builder grassfood to rnew its health and eclor plant Scotts Seed to fill in bare spots with luxuriant grass. SCOTTS LAWN SEED 1 Ih.

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S.50 Before War Jap Fleet Good, Before the war Japan's tank ship fleet, ranked seventh among the nations of the world. Loose lips sink ships. ni. seas must be sealed. Postage is three cents an ounce or fraction.

The third class rat of one and one-half cents may be utilized on unsealed greeting cards other than to the Armv. However, for safety, it is recommended-and urged that three cents postage he used on all cards. Mnnev Order Gifts. Gifts of money to all United states armed forces overseas should be sent only by United States Gas on Stomach Relieved in 5 minutes or double your money back Whpn ir. mwnirh rll miixw PiinMil.

luf- mi. (trim. eh anri h.a.thurn rlnrlnp. Many I iiimily prfAcrih til fmt.fi' 'Mnj mM1ri.mfi Post Office money order. T' GARDEN SHOP DOWNSTAIRS STORE places prohibit importation of United itateS money.

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