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LeSten have been received In Robert Johnaton. aon of Deputy Beat the Axis Threat with Your War Bond Dollars this office from Pvt. Thomas Sherllf ai)d Mrs. James Johnston About Town Chars, Holabird Ordinance Motor of Miinro street has entered Base, Baltimore. Md., Pvt. Gerry Hobart University, Geneva, N; Y. McCourt. former Courant report M rio Anna Gannon of Birch Ayerage Deily Cirealation 'M r. •n d 'M n . Georpe M. Me er, who is at Camp Gruber, Musko- slreof^nd Mrs. "Mary Farrand of mew Mi For the Moath *C AagMt, 1942 The Weather at 92 West strsst and gse, Okls., and Nathan- Miller. Q. Foneast o< U. R Weather are at Watch IfM, R. M. 1 cl.. U.8.N.. who is based at North street are spending a few a'w M k. San Juan, P. R, dav* with friends'in New York 7,530 SUghtly wanner this aftemooB; City. '“ 1 J Clan >Uctaasi, O. with -■•t' Binp at eight o-'etock to t t « « • - of Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Hemen- \ i aonle Temple. Mrs. Catherine Perkin* of 23 wa.v; .Sr,, has been promoted to Manchester— A.City of Village Charm Autumn street. .>»ergeant technicisn according to Victory letter* received by his ■ Mre. l*wrenoe C. Neff, of Chl- (Cbusiawd AdvesMalug aa Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN-,* SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) rxago, who hae..«wn epending toe Service men will be cordially wife and parents. He la at present .VOL. L X I„ NO. 198 PRICE THREE CENTS Bummer w ith , her parent*. Mr. welcome to .attend toe. Youth Fel with an Anti-Aircraft company in . and M ra.^ K. Camey, of 71 Gar lowship meeting Sunday evening Australia. den at^ect. *dU leave this ^ le r- at 6 o'clock at the South, Meth from Springfield, Maas., odist church. Member* of the H i' The Booster club of the North Toll in Plane Baldwin Accepts Nomitiation ento her eon, Lawrence C. Neff, League and Epworth League and Methodiat church will hold its first Push Toward Key ' Jr., for their home. Mre. Neff haa all young people.of High, school fall meeting Monday svehing, been with her parent* einc* earjy age are Invited. September^^ 21. Crash Rises la July. ...

Mlantonomoh Tribe No. 68, Im- Points in Invasion To 10 Tpday sved Order of Red Men, will KId It* regular meeting In Tinker han Monday evening at eight '(sp Warm With Pilotless Cralt Plunges o'clock eharp. The entertainment Of French Island committee hae secured moving 'Through Roof of Fac^ . pictures showing several of Jack Sempeey'e championship fight* Begin To Moke Their British, African Units tory Building; Pilot to be shown after toe meeting. Marines Get Refreshments will be served at Making ^Considerable ’Chutes to Safety. the close of toe entertainment. Progress into Interior’ Hard Course Buffalo. N. Y.. Sept. 12-«flP) — Appearance at Hale’s Heavy Fighting Continu Battle, Perhapii Great ' The following cases have been Of Madagascar; Ocen* The death toll taken by a fiery Bright Color booked for trial In the September pilotless Curtiss plane which ing ^Within Fortifi- War, Overshadoi oesalon of Superior OOurt, sitting pation ô f fVohemar A t I\eip Base plunged through the roof of l ; on Sept. 15, on appeals taken rations’ o f Stalin building at Curtlss-Wright A ir Five Others. Flaminj from the Manchester Town Court: Meets No Opposition. A nd Gutter plane Division rose to 10 early tO' grad, Germana Report; James Murphy, non-support; John Varied Terrain at Camp On Russian Front ol ntiaiMl* disposing of liquor with- day. with 38 other* Injured. London, Sept. 12.— (/P)— Although seriously burned be Supply CommiiniGa- In Fashions More Than ].,360| ^'out permit, and keeping liquor to Smart Pendleton Makes Pas- I British and African troops, fore jumping from the ship last . sell wfOiout permit; Leo A. Har- tions Heavily Attacked night. Test Pilot J. Bertrand Pur Miles; Menaced Mn. Intoxication, and Edward Sl- making “considerable n ro ^ sible Training Under nell parachuted to safety two snda, cainal knowledge and inde- ress into the interior** P)— De bonnet.*, rêts, and beautiful large briipa. In force announced today. A . com Purnell. 34, said in a hospital impossible held the besiefl .. . Troop 12, Girl Scouts. Mr*. Mal- heavy fighting is continuing felt, velvet ah4 silk. New Fall shadfes. munique from the- commander-ln- a lot of trouble for the Japs. Interview he "stayeU up there un signers solemnly announced at th* Germans at bay today ii eolm Deacon, leader, arlll meet chlef, Gen. Sir William - Platt, It's toe headquarter* of Maj. til I couldn’t stand toe heat-any within the fortifications’’ of start of toe fall fashion season perhaps the greatest battlfi . TNiesday, September 16, at toe head o f toe British Elaat African Gen. Joseph Fegan,' commandant longer,” then “ baileo out.” It was Stalingrad, and said all So openings two weeks ago “ our Second Congregational church. of the war, a battle whic Command, said west coaat land of the vast new Marine . base on his first parachute jump. viet relief attacks had been clothes are going to be very quiet, " The meeting will begin at toe ings were supplemented ' by toe historic Rancho Santa Margarita. I'm trying to 'figure out what very practical, very war-con- overshadowed five oth* usual hour, seven o'clock. Two Fall wardrobe unopposed occupaUon of Vohemar Renamed Camp Joseph ,H. .Pendle happened - 1 couldn’t say definite repulsed. The brief report on clous" and then. flaming on a Russian front of on toe northeast coast, M miles ton. toe 141,000 acre ranch is the ly—just that' the engine caught on toe battle for toe big Volga cen more than 1.300 miles. Deqplk suggestions, unmis^ • They came out "with riotous T r ’ x s r ’ \ from the naval base of Diego nation's largest military establish lire,” he asserted. "I certainly ter said that Soviet supply coin- color and glitter, a most un-de- toe heroic stand of the Red A r Suarez. ment. tried to put out the flames before tar 18 daya against toe batter takably new, de municatiohs were heavily attack pressed assortment of garments .9 5 Destroyed. Bridges Slow British It extends 22 mile* along toe I jumped. spreading good cheer all around. Nazi steel, apparently without TALL CEDARS " I saw vapor coming up. I didn't ed by Nazi airmen with night backward step for toe past Kenwood Duration signed with dignity Destroyed bridges slowed up Pacific from Oceanaide to San If you agree with toe master a task force' moving- down toe think the plane, was on fire Raymohd E. Baldwin of Stratford, Conn., delivers his acceptance raids upon toe city itself and air hours, fresh German activity TSNIGHT . west coast from toe latter naval (Oonttaued on Page Ten) though. I tried to'shut it dowm but speech, at Bushnell Memorial auditorium In Hartford where he waa field* to toe north. ' (Continued on Page Ten) the north o f toe Volga river elt; and distinction -in it was too late. The plane' had menaced it aa never before. ■S:1S fTOoek baae area, which the British took nominated for goveriior by toe Republican State convention. Repeat Previous CUIms over early last May. This force is started to bum. The flames kept Leuncli Lenlngn^ Offenalvn BLANKETS I I J rich textured rayon The communique repeated the seeking a junction with troops coming up and hitting me in the Even in toe midst of Orange H M 75% Wool ^ ^1^ face. 1 couldn’t stand toe heat - previous announcement of the struggle in which Joseph S t For figures needing crepes. landed in the Nosy-Be region. Solons Attack Japs’ Supply A cotton,warp for atrength and a lOO'^'r wool filling which Is "By evening we were within 20 I had to jump. capture of the last Red Army baa ordered that toerq. be fto 20 Rcr. Ganes At forts south of Novoroesisk, occu napped up fo r the warmth and comfort’ for which Kenwood is special abdominal su|>- miles of AmbanJa,” the major city Two Killed Outright treat, however, toS Ru $3 li Game for 25c fsmous. . Siae 72"x84" in Blue. Rose, Green, Cedar, and Gold. there, the communique aald. Killed outright were Francis Baldwin Heads Ticket; pied Soviet naval base on toe found a tre n s ^ -^ launch aa off* \.V Report Made Caucasus Black Sea coast. Liiie^ Target port: This is your la.st i "Our patrol encountered ma- Ryan. 37. Kcnmdre. N. Y . and an slve of their own on the 2 Pra« Games! . T2”x84” Pepperell ^ ■ chine-gun fire at one point.” it unidentified mail. Le.ster G’enn. a In the central Caucasus, the grad front- far to the north. opportunity this year reported, "but there were no caa- civilian employed as a U. S. Armj' Win War Single Issue Germans reported a break-through There, eome 60 mliea east T Specials! .95 ualtiea.” Upon Rubber inspector', died six hours later in a by their forces along the Terek For Bombors beleaguered Leningrad, the to purchase Nemo’s fa A. Soft, flattering bodice fullness on a rayon faille The Vichy radio expreaaed belief hospital. river front where the Germana siaita were storming the railr Park Lane Paul Chase. 41, of Glens Falls, have been battling toward the station at Sinyavlno in an Sweepstake! mous Wonderlift— and .. .bracelet sleeves, striking clip. Nice in gallant that ful’ occupation was Just a matter of time, with toe French Disagree Over Merits of N/ Y.: Martin Till. Prank W'arda, Three Candidates Win Grozny oil fields. Enemy. Destroyer Set mentioned for toe first time ta Salvator Palmer, Joseph Sciolino, $5 Door Prize! with ita new and beau blue, black, tan, green— 16-44. Blue, black, tan— defense garrison* totaling only 1,- ners in 1938; Two Hot Maine Voting Russian forces on the Rzhev communique issued at midnlghL | BUNKETS 400 troops. Report an^ Necessity/ 44. Norman Savage, and CJarlson front northwest of Moscow hurled Aftre and Left to (Sinyavlno does not appear tiful figure. Thfi pat- 16^2-244 ^ $6.98 "Yesterday the southernmost Rauh succumbed early today. strong forces against German posi available maps but'' the ~ 25% Wool, 23% Cotton. 50'',^ Rayon T column from Morondava reached For Nation-Wide Ra Cause of Fire Uaknown Floor Fights at Qos- Sink; Both Sides Re* ênt^ front-closing in 7 . Monday Tops tions southeast of that Nazi-keld reports indicate that it i* oa Teh beautiful colors in the warm laynn blankets mads by 4 the vicinity o f Mahaho where oper tioning of Gasoline. ■ William Davey, general mana ing Republican Session rommunicatiohs center but were organize for Battle. railroad east from Leningrad Pspperell. Buy these for.gifts or for your own use. Blue. Beige, ner-belt does double ations are continuing successful ger of toe plant, said Purnell's frustrated, toe communique sald.- about 50 milea west of WARD E. KRAUSE ly,’' toe British report said. Ma ship caught fire at high altitude Whits, Turquoise, Light Rose, Deep Rose, Maise, Peach. Deep B. An autumn leaf inspired both buttons and yoke Political Dish Eneniy Efforts .Smashed which had been toe point o f < Blue, and Wine. duty in controlling and haho is 30 miles in . toe interior, Washington, Sept. - 12.— from a unknown cause. Hartford, Sept. 12.— floor or be fights over the nominations for tion in Maine, next week's voting Arctic front and credited them The de.stroyer was observed D., Va.), called It "courageous” sinking by the stem with life Dnlly, teelndtag Sondny, Cherrywood. . anarive, the capital, were describ tween the roof and the floor, but T lieutenant governor and secretary with aiding In destruction of a re and “ Btatestnanlike.” will virtually w-ind up candidate rafts and Japanese sailors tn the SA.M.toSP. M. Or By Appotat- ed by British listeners at Port SimultaneoliSIy, farm ' state do know that the plane waa tom o f the state, and toe "win the ported 171 Russian planes yester Louis, on the island of Mauritius, picking tar the November con- water about her after the Allied ■Mnt. in the Se ivlee nf the Pe*- GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES! Senators headed by Senator Gil to pieces by the explosion. Bit* it” platform adopted, at the day and the day before. Against aa "curioualy impartial and /re greaelonal and state elections. ' bombers finished their attack off for M tear*. lette (D.'i low al, called a closed o f flame' and metal went shooting closing session of the party's this bag. the Germana Itrted their Flashes ! strained.” Normanby island, a communique Ctonrch Street, Hartford, Con*. conference today to decide what In all directions.” convention yesterday. A fter Tuesday's rare of two- loasea at 14 planes. (L^B onettas of the (ff) Wlra) Phoae S-MOT Indignation was evidenL,- how said. The bombers also scored a a policy to pursue. Marvels At Escape H' same being In New York. up tn the air.” dorf Thursday night, ptoinising same aa on the previous day when • • • ployes Return After New Mexico for Possi- heeds is som.e really repre.senta- state of 68-.vear-old Demwa-at Ideal K it Senator Byrd suggested that counter-raids exceeding the mass bitter fighting was reported south $2.98 to, $7.98 tive government In It* committees James M. Curley, running tar the Lull on tZilna Front Plant ’ Message Sent. - ble Duty at Polls. House, and the first try for public ed attacks on Britain in the win Chungking, Sept. 12— (IP) Official Notice (Oeatimisd On Page ‘Pea) and in conventions,” he declared. (Continued'on‘Page Tea) Genuine Leather Then, referring to his refusal to office by Mrs. Dorothy. Kemp, re ter of 1940-41. lull settird on the w h o l e _____ lative of Mrs. Franklin D. RooAe- Makiii<: A'olers Extra Size Skirts Alton, m.. Bept. 12.—UP>— Em Albuquerque, N". M., Sept; 12— withdraw from the contest, he “ We shall not fail to. give the front today with the Chlaeoe Mglj ploye* whose fourrday strike vlr- State Guardsmen were mo added; answer, to our enemy,” declared conunand reporting the only . (CnRtInued on Page Seven) hi plain colored twill. Sizes 89 k> 38. $2.98 tually stopped production at the bilized for poasible duty at the “The fact that 176. delegates, in Colonel -Gertz. a Nazi Air Force tion, and that of a minor nata i n Five Per Cent Artillery Fire on the far northwestern front The Selectmen anil Town (.lerk poll* today as New Mexico held cluding. Almost the entire IJtch- spokesman, in a broadcast ad HANDBAGS Western Cartridge Company's Sulyuan. The stalemate ta of toe Town of MuJtchriter here Writing la fun With this serv Its primary election with only the field county delegation, 'followed Treasury Balance dress. “ Extensive raids on ah un huge East Alton plant return^ to eastern seaboard provinee af ' by give' notice that they will be JOHNS-MANVIUE ice man’s wrltihg kit; watch the dominant state Democratic party this course promised well for the precedented scale will be''launch Profit Urged More Intense kiang persisted, with Ja In session at the Town Clerk's letter* poqr In! • Its sturdy folio their jobs today in accordance with conteating for nominations. future. We are going to have more Washington. Sept., 12 -'.Pi—The ed against the British by heavy still holding Kinhwa and Office in the Municipal BulWlbg HOME INSUUTION cover makes a handy writing- a blunt back-to-work order from The mobilisation climax^ a free choice pf camiidates by the position of the Troasurj' Sept. 10: new bombers.” In capeskin aiid calf delegates hereafter, now that it firmly. In SiUyuan. the Cliii for . the purpose of-examining the platform. and folds compactly A F L President William Green. heated campaign betviêen .John J. Receipts, $54,93r)..390.26;. expen Few Planes Over Coast Sweaters Senate Committee Will Dempsey, tanner congressman bas been demonstrated that a ditures, *221.331.705,71: net bal Italians Qaiin Allied said Japtuiese troops stationed STAND BETWEEN YOU AND THE WEATHER for traveling. And it contain* qualification of elector.* ..and ad skin in various grains. Several thousand strikers last Despite the German threats .Anpei nude repeated attacks mitting to the ELKI'TOKS' OATH .'50 man-sized sheets, o f white who resigned aa undersecretary ance. *2.109.989.404.67; customs Top .handle and snve- night ratified a retum-to-work Consider Qver-All lim there, was no sign* of increased Forces l.Ai8e ITCLTanks Kaotaillang ami. other point* those who shall be found quali'hed'i NDER that rc»f from which the snow melts to quickly bond paper with colorful Arm y Long- sleeves, Gassics, of interior to make toe Demo (Oonttaued on Page Ten) receipts tar month. *6,753.920.68. ' agreement reached by company Nazi aerial activity over Britain were repulsed. Otmervera aald tk on the following days. (because heat is leaking through), there's a family putting insignia... 25 envelopes... com itation on W ar Work. cratic race tar govemSr, and U lope styles. Many with Boxy Cardigans. ,, representatives and union offlcials. last night. The government said And Armored (ârs. did not believe any'special alg bination line-sheet and blotter. Bryqp G. Johnson o f Albuquerque, Saturday, Seplemlier It and up with chiUy, drafty room* . . , running the riiTt of danger Fred Olds, A F L orgsnlzer, call- a few enemy planes flew over toe cance was to be attaclied ta .slppcr compartment. Sizes: 34 to 40. a former district judge. BatuVday, ^plentlier 19 from ous, expientive winter ills . . . wasting precious fuel dollars. sd toe meeting foUowi^ a warn Washington, Sept. 12-riS^— An coast of east Anglia but that no Rome (From Italian Broad attacks. . ' j Nomination of Republican can 9 a. m. iinMI 8 p. ni. ing from Green in Washington that over-all limitation of 5 per cent on bombings had tieen reported. casts), Sept. 12— UP'— The Italian « • . s Heat is leaking out through the roof. If y ^ r e that family, let didates, uncontested tar state and War Jobs Cause Closing Said first session may be pub- Colors include: Dusky because the plant was engaged in war profits may be considered by high command reported stepped- Held on Miinler-Charge us insulate with J-M Rock Wool. Chases Rose, Blossom. Blue. Pine vital war production work, the congressional officea, waa a for There was no indication, either Hcly adjourned from time to time Colors: Na'vy, black, tha Senate Finance Committee of any extensive activity- last up artillery fire on the El Alamein Pontiac. Mich.. Sept. 18—44 union charter o f the A F L Chemical in connection with the new mality. but no session shall be held later drafts and pays for itself in fuel savings. The Cost Service Leaf Green, Maize, Natural, Of Idaho Rural Schools night by the R. A. F., which had front- in its communique today and JusUce-Jehn J. Schulte, Jr., brdeij brown, red, wins, green Workers local might 4>e revoked revalue bill, members said today. Gov. John E. Miles, siqiporttag than Saturday, September IP ex Cuts room temperatures in summer up to Ig Very' Jockey Red. been over Germany on seven of said that in the first 10 days of ed Selden Drake,. 81, bound to Ofj cept a session to examine and ad- and turf. unleaa the strikers return to their Chairman George (D-Oa) told Dempsey’s candidacy, said State September the Allied force* lost cult court on a charge of 15° on hottest days. Price reasonable; big Reasonable Jobs without delay. Guardsmen would be used only at the 10 preceding nights. ■alt those whose qualifications Insignia reporters the coinmittea expected Boiae, Idaho. Sept. 13— 49)— N ot ing similar inroad* into toe teach- 170 tanks and armored cars on toe Ing his 2 1-2-year-old st the request of local officials. .The British Broadcasting Com mature after Saturday, Septem "batu” speed application. CoM deat o f Jnat Dectaioa to tak*.^qp the question o f repeal' in^ranks. desert front. Jack Creech. Drake was held wit Johnson, backed by Senator Den since toe days when the cry of pany, meanwhile, broadcast a ber 19 and on or before Monday. Green aald he was confident th* tar or amending the present law all, 87 vacancie* In school (There have been no Allied re-, out bond. A murder charg^l nis Chaves and Democratic NS' “gold" caused the country achooir play-by-play account of the raid October 5. 1942 which aesnion NNo rot m i eeFr or MM04M **NeMi IMA •ofML*' Stationery War Labor Board would come to giving toe Army and Navy auth faculties throughout the state po'rtB to support,, these Italian fig the child’s mother, Mrs. shall he held on Saturday, Octo $2.49 to - a just decision If the ease was sub- ority to renegotiate war contracts tional Committeeman A. T. Han' master to drop hia slat* and join were reported to Hillman but it on Dueaseldorf to occupied Eu ures. Axis losses tn equipment Drake. 20, waa dlsmtaaed oa Thi* hdpful M-ps|< book fivet idcsi on ail phases of remedering. Ideas nett, charged “politics.” ber S. 1942 from Pam. Until ft mlttad in an orderly manner. .A t to scale down profits. the rush for western nuggets haa waa the small, one-room units in rope. The program Included a were not given.) motion of Proorcutor Charia* on roofs, home insulstion, kitchens, baths, etc. Contains phates, Wilson. Coroner Leoa F, Cobb ' p. m. Natiirial'ir.ed ritir-ens must the same time he held the aom' H * hss contended that all of the Thmatens to Bolt Party toe familiar little red achoolhouse rural areas that were hardest hit. recording made at an R. A. F. air . Four Allied fighter plane* were sketches, "how-to-doîf” susiestiont, an article on room arranfcmcnt, tified at Drake’s examlnatloa pfsernt naturaliution pstM-ra to pany “dlrsctly responsible for thia busineas done with th* govern I l f his campaign, Dempsey re ta rural Idaho faced such trying Hillman pointed out that toe drome. describing the arrival of shot down by'Italian ânes and another on color, etc.’A/so 12 OuiUwmy Nousse and $X-00 Boxed terday that the child died cd be admitted. strika’* because o f lU “ arbitrary ment durtag the war period ought peatedly charged that Chaves and times as toe present, saya John I. ataortages are most acute ta toe the bomber crews and toe loading two more were brought down by [ Floor ria n t by prom in a n t *rcfii(*c(s. $3.98 anti-union tactics.” to be S'veraged in effecting this Hannett aponsored Johnson'* of . the planes and ending with a fractured skifll aad Internal Signed. Sure he’ll write more often— Hillman. sciences mathematics, commer German fighters, the communique Tbb W LB win opan hsarlaga oa limitation, rather than attempting candidacy In an attempt to “ die- roaring crescendo fro m . their les that apparently were tha ) 8HKKWOOD G. BOWEKS Just send him thia practical gift. Twenty-eight rural aehooU ta cial and shop work courses And, said. Three other Allied planes th* disput* Bept. XI to Washing to calculat* and curb the profits on tate” to the party. Johnson’s of a beating. RAYMOND H BURNHAM, THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. Includes SO large T 'ixl0% .sin Idaho have failed to open so far Hillman said,'"these are just the mighty engines. were destroyed on a British air • • s DAVID CHAMBERS, ton. each Individual contract. campaign waa one of criticism of tot* year, Hillman, executive aec- toursee we need most to aid in the . A lone, high-flying enemy -raid field, it was reported. One Italian gle sheets and 50 sn'vsldpea. dlrfC GREEN STAMPS GIVEN WITH CASH SALES Electric4ty Uaa CnrtaUed LAWRENCE A. CONVERSE Coal, Lumber, Masoas’ Bappitos, Paint Francis Bunay, th* unioo's lo OsanatMea Hesua Oomfilafaits MUea’ administration, with Cha retary at the Idaho Education As- war effort." er dumped a single bomb on a plane waa reported mtaslng from Smooth, whit* vellum paper Ottawa, Sept. a. RAYMOND SMITH. 898 No. Mata BtesaS TeL 414g- cal president over wtaomthsatrlk* Th* Mmmlttss heard comptatats ves threatening to bolt the party aociation, reported on the basla of Consolidation Isn’t the answer, village In the south of Etagland all these operations $2.25 with serviee Insignia embossed or ohortage In parta o f HAROLD M. REED, was precipitated. wUl not returii from numerous bustasas executives ta the event of Dempsey’s nom- a survey now 80 per eent com he said, roenti.oning Idaho county, today. There waa one .casualty. ' beetroyer Stake Sub In gold color. and ()uebeo, cnoaed tha MAROLJ) R. SYMINGTON, to work. B u n ^ w*a auap that th* oonttauing ptoesaa of -tnatlon. plete. with an area of 8,539 square miles The Italian high command an to meat to ardor today a ihi Board of Sslectmsn. June 19 fo r aUamdly sotaHag a nasgotiaUon o f thslr arar c( Chaves defeated 'Dempsey for The mountataou* wast Mde at and a population of 0.7 to the nounced today that tb* Italian de . naBway line Atteok ZoUment di ebectrktatgr ' BAMITHL J. TimKINGTON, Imi^QaaUeUfOH lUltDIWB ANi MOMI ifOUilNcl B u y B o n d a restrictad araa of tbs plaat n * tracts with th* govemmant left th* senatorial nomtaation in the til* state ta rich ta precious metsta square mile, and Owyhee, with stroyer Orsa had sunk “one mom U. S. War Tbc - I W I U U CORK War Dspartment, aftar tamatlga- them in a stats of confusion as to ttoa in the affeeted a n Town Clerk BUILDING 1940 primaries. Dsmpssy bad and from' I860 to 1868 stampedes 7,986 square miles and a popula ^rlln (From German Broad British submarine.’' ' gtated at Mamhester thia l.t $5.00 a n d Stamps M aacNiSTsa C o m * . „ - tioo, ordared him retiwtatad Init thslr ultimata profits of losses. served in the House Mnc* 1984. to new “diggings” drew teacher* tion o f 1.5 to to* square mile. casts), Sept. 12—liP)—The German (Neither the time nor toe place thr« Sept 89, ■iliiiiiMhlg af Isftsaibsa, 1942. JOHNS-MANVILLE MATERIALS tha anenpany agrsad o u y to ■wMitnr Vandenbsrg (R-Mich) Senator Cart Hatch, rsmalnlng as wall as moat ottier able bodied However, to Ada county, where A ir Force raided Bournemouth on of th* mported tanking was giv ohow wladnwi and toM rsportsrs h* believed this un- In Waahtagton durtag moot of men. Boise, toe stat* capital ta located, the' British south coaal and toe en tn the Italian . communique. wtB bs lila thed *■ lea rtaUa anta tad* c War Jobs Make Similar laraaBs six districts ha've been eonsoUda- rallwa.v line from R ye to Ashford \ ■ / jaATrijnEirrEK EVENING HERALD, MAIfCHBSTBK, COTIN. BATDRDAT, SEPTEMBER 12, 1942 TAH E THKE1 HAmarESTEK KTEjrWG RESAUCT, WAWCHBErBR, CONW. SATtTRDAT, SEFTEMBER H , 19W Supper will bs served at 8:00 o’clock. , When a Fella Needs a Priority T’obacco Road’ Tank Destroyer Units Taloottvllle Congregational Try to Settle . Church Returns Again American Units Make Rev. Thomaa Street, MlnUter Get Plenty of Actionl News From M anchester’s o r s Services Sunday SepL IS. Form of Bill SL JamM’a Roman CathoUe EmaaOel Lutheran Church 9:30 a. m. The church school Visit to Broadway Is Impression in India Thbrsten A. Gustafson, Pastor Rev. William J, Dunn, Pastor Rev. Vincent Hines, Assistant will resume its regular seasiofis. Limited Engagement; Work as Covering Force : more* names for ite cars, Lffadeni Renew Efforts Rev. Edmund Barrett, Assistant 10:46 a. m. Morning worship; peacetime, they should get ini Congregational churches In the ed by Mrs. Peter Broderson in S u n d a y sermon aubjecL “A Kingdom Di Always Moneymaker. Both in Advance and touch with the Army. PimcUcsdtel state, *only 3 still have the system memory of herd PunenI O. ■ F. Berr Mrs. a y t a MarahaO and 11 a. m. New York, Sept. 12.—(Wide U n n t H- c i u j i w The funeral of Willard Jesse the lata John T. Melbourne, for. more than half the U. 8. Air ent, will be In charge. New pupils 7 p.. m. The young peoples so Own Engineers. a s ."... TM. 49S-A BockvtUa Phone <052 Live in Vari->ty o f Force here comes from the south For children, downstairs at World).—If you will go back to M. B e c k ^ r»aVis, 04, ot 89 East Msin street manwAi’earB Warden of the church ■Washington, SepL 13— (yPi — are welcome to the Sunday School ciety will meet at the parsonage Inventive Army and are .very conscious of It—are and young people are invited to 8:30. those golden, plush days of 1933, ■This is an inventive Army, ’ntel iVas held on Friday afternoon from apd-w new lectern presented by a Congressional leaders renewed ef Conditions There. and organize for the coming By William F. BonI the Luther A. WTiite Funeral Richard Hollands has returned friend. Bishop Gray w-ill be enter The Republican caucus * will popular also with the girls all tha the Bible Class chtirch year. which was the era when “Tobacco Wide World MlUterj- Editor tankmen, when no cook truck is ia| forts today to settle differences Way from Harbor City to Kash St. Bridget’s R. C. Road" was a new play, you may Home. Dr. George S. Brookes, pas to bis home in Summit, N. J.. tained at a dinner party' tonnormw meet this evening at the Commu The Emanuel church is partici Wednesday at one thirty the With U. S. Army on California slghL punch holes in a No. 10 caa,l [Tolled Court tor of the Union Congregstional at the rectory by Rev. and Mrs,. over the form of anti-inflation By Mimaro McOaffln mir. pating in the Parish Education Rev. Jsmeo F. Ttmmons, ^Paster ladies of the missionary society remember that thia drama wras half-fill it with sand, pour gaao-| after spending the summer .with nity house at 8:15 for the pur Rev. Francis Breen, Assistant Desiprt Training Maneuvers, SepL church officiated. The bearers his grandparents, Mr. .Mrs. George Wilcox. legislation amid indications that New Delhi. India, SepL 12— Buy Scotch by Bottle month sponsored by the Augua- will meet to sew for the Red Cross. denounced almost as badly as was line over that, i and thus have a| pose of nominating town officers. Rev. Marshall Flllp, Assisteat "Able’s Irish Rose." J2—To stop mechanized Armies, etove. . . An armored medical bat were Carl Tourtellot, Henry Tour- Fred M. Aborn of Main-atreet. Clifford Gaulin will be Installed the specific method of stabilizing (Wide World In five short In Kashmir, one of the last tana Synod, September 6. through f!hoir rehearsal for both junior Opens Session tellot, Harold Howard and Sampel Mrs. Maud Woodward and Thom months the American forces have placea in Inida where one can get October 4. This is a part of the and senior groups, Friday at 6:45. Both ' ‘Tobacco Road” , rad you. have to stop the tanks. talion commanded by 28-year-old| Miles H. Aborn. H A-Tl-C. ion of as commander of Straraa Po«L wages’ and farm prices would be Masses on Sunday at 5:45, 7:30, Rllverhert. Burial was in Grove Mr. and Mrs. Fred/M. Aborn. who American Legion and Mrs. Pauline as W Wilson attended the Re made' a- definite Impression In this real Scotch, If you have the pries, United Christian Advance in the "Abie’s Irish Rose," paired here To stop the tanks, you must Maj. F. C. Weekley of Ennis, Tex.,1 Hill cemetery. left to President Roosevelt. field of Christian education. 9, 10,' and 11 a. m. strictly because they received the has worked out an arrangemrat| is stationed at F-tf>>-d Bennett Air Andrelsky of Onter street, form publican State convention this cdiintry, and especially in this the Americah soldiers have im Gospel Hall . have tank destroyers. Seven Ca#p« Disposed Announce .Marriage erly of Manchester,, as PiWdent week as delegates. Milton 5V. At a conference with leaders city, which la the United Nations pressed the British by buying an 10:30 a.m.—The Morning Serv 415 Crater Street most mortifying notices a play by whirt) a two-and-half-ton port. N. 'T., .-has returned AXter. To man a tank destroyer outfit, can carry 15 stretcher coses (thal Mra. George B.- Hammond of spending ^ ^ h o r t furlough at his of the auxiliary dt a joint Inatalta- Haling and Dan Longo' were al yesterday, thq president was in supply base in their battle to keep eight dollar bottle where the Brit ice. in charg' of Pastor T. A. Gus St. Francis Parish could get, earned fortunes in the O f ; Others News o f the Union street announces the mar tlon of officers tonight in tha Le ternates. formed of the cOngressmen's^di- the'Japanese confined to the Ori ish officers limit themselves to tafson. Singing by the .. Emanuel South Windsor Town Hall 10:30 *a. m.—Sunday Breaking , theater. ' ' . , you have to be a tough cookie and outfit also owns a hrad-pumpedl home hpCe dental drill Which saw service Inl riage of her daughter. Miss Lois C. gion room, Warren Memorial Hall. Peter PonticelU, of Manchester, vided opinions but Senate^MSjori- ent. piircha.scs by the glass. CJhoir under the direction of G. Al Rev. Edward C. Rosenberger of Bread. | The story of "Abie" is well fatalist. City o f Ix>oms. .Mlatf Mildred Ryder of Brook You have to 'realize that you’re the Argonne in World war I, rad| Hammond to Werner Kuhtz of San field. Mass,, who has been spijnd- A supper will be served at 6;S0 is building an outside stone fire ty Leader Barkley o^Kefitucky as Even before the air traveler With the Indians; however, it is bert Pearson, organist, and choir 12:15—Sunday: school. known, the romance of the off Diego. Calif. The couple will live sorted that Mr^^-fitSosevelt appear Masses at 7 a. m. and 10 a. m. 7:00 p. m. — Sunday. Gospel. spring of Irish and Jews. The going up against war machines still works). -fhg a month with her grandjiar- p.m. place,and stone wall at tha home reaches India, he sees evidence of not only American money, but al- director. Go into the desert with >ille. Sept. 12—(SpeomM— m San Diego. ^ of Mr. and Mra. Harold Griswold. ed chiefly concerned with obtaln- American activity In a hug's har 8ha Achieved the Four Oirners. A permanen^t ''F a rm ers throughout the South H ...... George W. Chadwick The Freshman camp is an an scribed Army manual. It takes re A meeting of the Hebron Special Meeting the presidenL Objection to thla, yesterday. Police said he appar 6:30 p.m.—Chapel CThoir and The ease against Henry Gold- Honor Roll will be erected gt'the ■Windsor section, who still have to lantern-lit barracks in the middle Sermon—"In the Beginning God” here CM>m|Miring a pair of Wards baby pants with hH . new work In its extraordinary and profit sourcefulness. Ingenuity and plain, Building of New _iaa, charged with violation of the fense Council was held at th ^ A special meeting of the Quarry- Barkley said, came from some ently had been .struck by a train Boy Scouts. nual affair held during the week >1« 5€ of the war. bacco to harvest, are making a last of the desert to modern hotels in ...... Rev. W. Ralph Ward, Jr. prior to the opening of college. pants which were made up for him after his special sp|>eal to the able history, "Tobacco Road" has downright guts. motor vehicle iaws, which the town hall ’Diesday evening and ville's Men Club has. been called legislatbrs who contended such a India's rapital. from .tents almost sometime Thursday eiighL ^ Thursday, T:30 p.m.---G Clef nwh to harvest the crop before-the Recessional Hymn—Love Divine, Held under the auspices of the PresidenL * achieved several triumphs as a The tank destroyers . in Ihese ■tate’a attorney said concerned a several important matters were first frost. Some shade growers for 8 p. m. Monday evening in the measure might allow the president in the shadow of famous monu Club. ^ All Loves Excelling . .. .Zundel play; It was sunk by tfie U. S. Homes Drops] taken care of. For some time there church ba.semenL All members are to curb farm prices even below Friday, 7:30 p.m. — Emanuel Wesleyan Christian Assoclatlon.'tt California desert Operations have fight of why. was noiled on pay- have already taHeti down crops in ments io tea plantations on the Postlude—March in D Major .... Navy when the boat on which it self-propelled 75-mm. guns which lâient of the $5 fine imposed in the has been difficulty in manning urged to attend as Important busi- parity levels and raise or lower Choir. is designed to give the prospec When W. R. Wolfkiel of Wilming order to m iê shed room for the northeastern frontier. ______■ Alexander Guilmant tive freshmen a preview of cam wa.s being played was pushed un fire armor-piercing shells as their MNC court. the Central Control Station at the Stafford^^rings neaa wdli be discussed. -y/ wages arbitrarily. Saturday, 9:00 a.m.—Children's 9:30—Church school for all Editor of Trade broadleaf.,. The postponement of Heat Unmitigated Hell ton, CUillfornia, urgently needed A der the waves of Michigan City, principal weapon, and It’s a good Washington, SepL 12.— —1 The cases of Edward J. Fitxger- fire house, and it has been d^pideff See Delaylag Battle Choir. pus life and afford them an oppor John O. Nette.,^ school opening until next week has Resume Meettags It doesn’t matter so much ages. .spme new work .clothes, he found Ihd.; and also it came almost to a one. But the thing that plea-ses Fjxlei'al Housing Admtnlstratlohl l^^ld, eharged with theft, and Kath- to adofit a new method, that of re- Farm bloc members, particular 10:00 a.m.—Confirmation Class 6:(K)—Youth Fellowship for all tunity of discussing their prob 472. Stafford K.,, been a decided help, farmers re- The Jolly Club wm hold its first where or how they live now that IT: u r i lems with experienced councilors. his 386 pounds and outside meas Paper Is Dead sudden' end one afternoon when the officers and men most is the reported today that conatructic I'm iM Eunw, charged with breach ceiving'calls in the.hofhca of three port. meeting of the fail at the home of ly. .suggested presidential authori MANCHCSTCR • will be organized. young people of high school age of new homes under the FHA individuals oje-the same party the heat is broken and dust has Speakers at the camp will in Maude Odell died In the middle of knowledge that even more effec the peace, the tatter an appeal H , Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tomlinson Mrs, Kay Wright on South street. zation for Btabllizatloh of both and especially the Hi League and urements far larger than provided line, aspome other towns are do- For the . llrat time in "many subsided in moat places, but be clude Acting President Victor L.' a performance. Fortunately, the tive anti-tank weapons already gram during August dropped MB the Stafford Borough court an'e«i:Ke of the pageant 'The Dream the church. Iron Trade Review. Previously }ie tion Post might not be combined the town committee be empowered him.self. ten days’ stay in Îwuseboata In Sermon: "The Power of a Testi Mahatma ' Gandhi. P le a ^ in office investments since, perhaps, Model T’s to long-haul trucks during August , numbered 18.4(1 o f Hartford, formerly of Community hall bn Main street to : of My Country" hss called a re had worked on The Cleveland since he was 12 years old. He ford, against Margaret Ban- and take care of both jobs. to fill the vacancies. . Because, of the . disagreerheht. thia idyllic Mlmalkyan mountain mony.” struct Leon Hcndersqn^..«end me "Uncle Tom's Cabin.” This compared with 13,026 appU,^ fingerprint and swear, in all ob- j hearsal for Tuesday evening to Barkley said that the Senate 6:30 p. m. N. Y. P. 8. Marion 2Uon Lutheran Plain Dealer. From 1890 to 1906 haii'dies a three-quarter ton com MacFarlane of Stafford W’illiam Owen h " resigned as Other candidates nominated- lake scenery. ..JOHN High and Cooper Streets priority and set ceiling price on Incidentally, "Tobacco Road” is cations in July and 24,122 Air Warden for Amstoni and Ira servers not already swoi-n. He : be held in the, church at 8 p. m. Banking Committee might have to E. Janes, president. Jap Move Prelude he was with This Youngstown mand car as easily in a blackout opened, and was contin- unanimously were; Selectman, •states that there are at least 60 There sr^-aried recreations in Rev; H. F. R. Stechholz, Pa: or pants. Rush. .Need for pants announcing that its current visit August of last year. C. Turahen was appointed in his All members rif the cast are es defer scheduled hearings on the cluding ni»t only swimming, danc H E 7^30 p. m. Evangelistic serv Telegram, working up from re as a Chicago hackman wheels his I to the next short calendar ses- Seth Schofield, present incumbent; persons who have failed to receive-' is urgent.” to Broadway is a limited engage The FHA insured 32,297 HUe place. Mr. Owen has been appoint pecially asked to attend the re bill imtU Tuesday because of the ing. f ilin g and moonlight rides ice. ’ Subject: “ Prosperity In Arf- To Siberia Attack porter to managing editor. cab down Michigan Boulevard in constadile.s, Ernest CWchera, Henry their Army identification. • hearsal. Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity. His request was turned over to ment, which probably means that the bold light of noon. ins (for remodeling or rep ed town fire chief, taking the place continuing dJsagreemenL He said, in stiikaras (similar to gondolasi, versity." the WPB, who in turn ordered it is merely using Broadway as a Ih a oonrt took the papers in Plerolo, Kenneth Floto and Joseph Bolton Congiegatlonal. 9 a. m. Church School. Rally Bullet Holes in iUeture . His Army life has carrie.d Cor existing structures) amounting ha oaaa of Tha Millstone Corp. Of Leonard C. Porter, now in train Klecak; board of education, Mich however, *he expected identical bi)U'also bear shooting in the pine The Church Board will meet at Day. Come one, come ail, bring Montgomery Ward 4 Co. to rush stopover gap between dates on the $11,326,182 during August. In ing for U. S. service. tVould Extend Insurance Plan Dr. Brownrll Gage w-111 use as ■forests. the close of the evening service. Tacoma, Wash., Sept. 12— — poral Roggasch, a curiy-haired,' |Maat the Laurel Oil Company ael D. O’Cbnnell; board of finance., his sermon fopic. "Divine Pim'poSl ^ committees ^ new acholars! an outfit for him. Evansville, Ind.—Clara Arnold road. barrel-chester blond,, into seven same month last year it Ins 1 Mhieh there were arguments of Mr. Turshen. who is chairman of William J. Schreier; registrar D —George n n ruua • nm uui ■ mu m m dent. The choir will commence things, and the earthly ones wiU (57-lnch waist), a twill shirt to pickup servicie. SJate OCQ-Direc telligence chief) of the armored Denver—(fl*)— Burglars In acafd that the 37,710 pounds, of scrap do owners are very proud. Among the MCI meat With its usual weekly rehearsal beria and as an obstacle to the valesce, he wrote Miss Arnold; "I jr Chartca Brendel of Crater nated by the residents, including The Rt. Rev. , Walter H. Gray. ever held by representatives of the The church board met on Thurs Van Bibber, direcscfor of the Divi- come to you! match (59-Inch chest measure just got back in the states. Your Yo; tor E. H. Oakley called for a five' force, is a descendant of Davey scooped up six cartons of candy,| traet. Hartford Suffragan Bishop of the day evening and made plans for Sion of Physical Education and favorite boat names are "Wicked at the cloM of this service, Mrs. Confirmand Instruction for lend-lease route Russia by way ment), and a pair of blue denim ton truck to'Haul a heavy-ma contents of seven gum macli' the Legion cannon, brought in the three states where the life Insur Uncle— Fine Spring Seats,” “ Mae of the Bering sea. \ picture ha.s two bullet holes in it Cbockett, whose reputation as a SUver Annlveraary Episcopal DloceM of Connecticut ance system Is now in eflect- the annual meeting of the church Athletics at- the University of Florence Wood, directing. children begins next Monday, dungarees. chinery donation. He got the' right marksman was so great that when rad two pies. They also br sum of S169.BS, as disposed of by West—Best Sprkig Seats.” •'\’'ice- Sept. 14th, at 4 p. m. Children Speaking at a civic meeting —made when I w-as wounded by Mr. and Mra. Herbert Hewitt of him. There is also a balance of will make tals first visit to Grace Massachusetts, Connecticut and to be held in October. At the last Connecticut, was commissioned a SS Mr. Wolfkiel had written the a machine-gun." The picture ac number, but the agehey was be treed a bear the bear said open a .juke box and stole a ^>IilloB atreet will celebrate their lieutenant (JOt in the United Xay of India—Love Spring Seat.” that are to have the rite of Con yesterday, Magnuson said that ord entitled: “Why Don’t We $34.44 from nibber sales on hand, church since his elevatliHi to the -New Yorkf The conference, to be annual meeting the members of Moiiey Source of Joy Second Congregational Churrh WPB when he gave his measure companied, and confirmed, the let operated by a 12-year-old boy. His "Don’t shoot. I’ll come down ' nredding anniversary this Bishopric tomorrow. Sunday. the church voted to have the States Navy Reserve yesterday, firmation administered to them in "from the American standpoint If the Pullman company needs This More Often , making a total of $204.09. $38 for addressed tonfght b y . In.surance •ê Americana' money is a ON THE SAME SHOW! North Main and North Streets the situation in the Aleutians is in ments: "I am pretty well air con ter. equlphjent was a toy wagon. alBg with a dinner served at Bishop Gray will confirm a class annual meeting in'the fall instead and immediately w-as given leave Ferris E. Rej-nolds, Minister 1944 should take part in their the cannon will go to the Ameri Commis-sioner John C. Biackail, source rif joy to the Indians andj good, shape. ditioned at the present tirne. ." IbaUan-Amerfcan Friendship and dedicate a new pulpit present- eontinues through Sunday. of in the winter when it was so of absence by the university. Van first -term now. To everyone’s satisfaction. \\.ard.s lOngabury avenue. can Legion. $6 will go to the USO, an annoyance .to the British. The ' ‘‘I do not believe the Japanese and $162.09 will remain to be dis inconvenient to arrange for. ’a Bibber expects to take an in Morning worship at 10:45. The rush order didn’t turn out to be tlMatlves of the couple from doctrination course at Chapel Hill, Americans earii -ipore than do the Manchester Methodist Churrh had any intentions of using the tributed among several organiza meeting place and transportation. British and do'not mind spending Sacrament of the Lord's Supper too lltUe... .or too late.” Paatfiald, Maas., Holyoke, Maas., 8t. Maurice CKaÎ N. C., and then to be assigned to Rev. Earl H. f'urgeson, Minister Aleutions as stepping atones to tions. Red Crossi the Casualty iL Consequently everyone; In India will' bs observed. Music by the Alaska. Our greatjest loss was ne. N. J„ Bloomfield, Station, Boy and Girl Scouts, to Mass will be celebrated at ■ SL duty as an instructor. choir .with Mrs. Elsie Gustafson Hartford, Hartford, Man- from the turbaned cobra charm- Opening session of the Church the weather stations so necessary be apportioned at the next meet Maurice Chapel at 8:30 a. m. Sun- era to tailors, who have learned and Alfred C. Lange, soloists. Bodies of Four Verhon and this d ty will day. School, 9:30, mcfting of all cIssst to our military plans.” ing of the council. The Red Cross, Manchester ,1" War Twins Dislike ScKool quickly how to make American Prelude, Melodle ...... Sheppard About sixty are expected Ladles o f '8L Maurice PLUS! >N and NEWS es and departments. He said efforts of the Japanese I be present and a turkey.dinner however, has decided to turn back dvtUaD Defease Phone 2-0101 — Red Croee Pbooe 6687 uniforms— and also how to charge Anthem, My -Soul Longeth ...... to obtain a foothold in the Aleu Fliers Reeovered Its quota from the scrap sale, to The Ladics'of Saint Maurice will PrinceM Anne, Md.—i/P)— Ron for thenir--are doing a boom busi ...... Marston Morning worship, 10:45, Sermon ■■■ be served by Mrs, Eugene Pl- hold thelj regular monthly rrieet- by the minister. tians had proved so costly that AIR RAID WARDENS ald and Richard, twin sons of Mr. MONDAY and TUESDAY o f Ellington. ' be divided among the other organ- ness. A-tl prices have increased and Offertory, Over the Stars There "their offensive wings are clip iaztions. The organization did so Kit Bag Fund . .»wil make every effort to see that ing Monday evening in the Com- and Mrs. Marshall HIU. trudged Prislude—"Allegretto" — Prich , Hewitt #aa the former Miss no matter how much you give the Is Rest ...... Abt ped." . ■ ’ London, Sept, 12—(J*'—A R ol well at the food sale and auction The latest donations for the kit they are delivered. The ne-A- ar mupKy Hall.,The drawing for the off to their very firirt day tn THEIR GRtATE! ard lers dispatch from Madrid said to Dby Herzog, daughter of the late coolies for carrying your luggage, Postlude, Moderato ...Arm strong Offertory—"Andante Grazioao that it could afford to be gener- bag are the Center Church Bible rangement does not apply to pack $26'War Bond and the $10 in War schooL. They trudged home, and he still yells for "Backsheesh." day the bodies of four American Councilman John Herzog Class $2 and another donation of ages from relatives or friends. ' Btamps will be held nt the meet Notes —Gear Ambulance Coining Out .Party t o Mrs. Herzog of Orand avenue. oua. i aa one man dropped their hiooks, The tonga drivers quickly Sessions of the Church school airmen were recovered from It ,was decided to hold another $2 from the D.A.R., Orford Parish. Persons who have received nptf- ing. Proceeds from ..the drawing paper, and pencils in the ash-can. Anthem ^ eouide were married Septem- caught on. especially in harbor will be resumed next Sunday Postlude— "Postlude” —Rink Greenwich, Sept. 12—(1P>— The wreckage of their flying fortress scrap drive later in the fall, and Chapter which make a total bf flcatlo D that their relattyra . are will be used to buy gifts for aU Just nn like. But now the city where they pass up British which crashed ye.slerday on Span- 12, 1917 at the parsonage of ■Rolton men in service regardless morning at 9:30. There will be The Week Greenwich chapter of the Red a rising vote, of thanks was given $25 for thla organization. missing in action but >Sve hiv not parents have the tw-lna persuaded fares for American. ia.i soil between Tarite and Alge- TJnldn Congregational church It is hoped that contributions been notified that theyÂre .prison of their religious affiliations. Tick classes for all age-groups, includ Monday, 7:45. MeeUng of the O oss has a new, fourjstretcher Rev.. Parry E. Thomas, then to Mr. Turshen and all others who to give school another try. Whether, Its money or the at ciras, near Gibraltar,'^ helped make last Saturday's drive will continue to come In to Red ers of war may go to the nearest ets for the drawing are available ing a leadership training class for Church Council. ambulance, and that is Uie coming of the church. The at‘ end- from any member of the society, older young people. Tuesday, 8:00. Meeting of the out party of Miss Jeanette H. Reuters, quoting a Spanish new s a success. In this connection the Cross Headquarters at 953 Mala chapter of the American Red agency account, said the plane's Eor Wardens Without were Mra. Jesse Hewitt and Mrs.. Frank Paggioli it in charge. The nursery will also resume ite Twix-n-Tween Study Group at the Simmons, Greenwich debutante name of Mrs. Charles C. Sellers. street as Msmebaater. should want Cross and bs assisted In the prepa cargo of bombs exploded when it ay Baiiott. both of this city. All members are asked to attend Bi:y BONDsr SUN. f»**'*t f'"'*’’ r"t iiihp services, next Sunday for the par parsonage. who will be 18 in November Red TTross chairman, should be to do their share in sending kit ration of Red Cross Message Forpi fell on a farm and that' Spanish 'Mr. and Mra. Hewitt are affili- bags to the ports,, where our arm the Monday meeting. r: ■: . i and PI,US: *1 WAS FRAMED” ents with small children who wish The first fall meeUng of the Jeanette’s mother, Mrs. John F Agd with several local organlza- mentioned, as she spared, no ef 1616. The agencies which worked soldiers subdued flames enveloping fort to plan for the auctiqg and ed forces sre being sent overseas. out this errangemrat ask that the ' Making Voters Today to attend the morning aervlce. Booster Club will be held Monday. Bowles, presented the ambulance ■BBa. Mr. Hewitt is employed at MON. BUY AN EX'TRA b o n d to the Red Cross yeirterday, an t, e wreckage. School Certificates food sale held in connection with This Chapter nas decided not to number of messages sent be limit The Selectmen And Town Clerk The Girl Scout Troup, under the September 21.,. I M Reeksnum Mill of the M. T. will , be In session until 8 p. m. During Sahite To Heroes Mantk leadership of Mrs. M. E. Deacon, nouncing it wraa in lieu of a party The accident was said to have lUveiia A Sons Company. the scrap metal drive. Defense stop at sending 400 bags. -As long ed voluntarily so that there may occurred some distance inland in Council. heads, women of the Red as people donate money we wUl be the beet possible chance of de- this evening at the Community of Harvard Road, will meet Tues Center Congregational which she and her daughter did lasialUag Officer Hall to make Voiers. not 7eel would be "the right thing" the early morning after a particu ' Several from this city will at- Cross and others were also very continue to send the kits and make Uvery. Melfiberi !pf families should day evening at 7 :00, at the church. active In the ei’ent. Nutrition Meeting . to have in war time. larly stormy nighL To continue in the Wardens-Organization all wardens must pos MmI the inatallatlon of officers of them up at Pmdifctlon Head<(uar- agree on a single message, and Young People! Mu iSigms Chi Rev. Paul li. Lynn wtU occupy A carrier pigeon is reported as ters. These bags have to be ship frienda should, as far aa possible, The Nutrition Class wifi meet society will meet at the church. the pulpit. . The musical'program lau-Locke Post- of the American Mondsy at 1:30 p. m. In the base aglon which takes place this having put in an appearance at ped in 400 lots and when this ship defer to the family's greater claim The Barn Dance Sunday evening at 6 00. Young' follows: - *» sess school certificates. the home of Robert F. Porter on ment is sent, we will continue on to use this 25-word message form. ment of the church. Miaa 8. Helen people of High school age and over Prelude—"Morning Prelude*;. ptong in Hartford. Captain Clsy- Roberts will bo in charge of the Connectleat’s ■Sunday School Lesson m H. Thrall of Company 1, Sec- the Hebron-Andover road. It bore another 40O bags. Some of the We are Informed that the 8. 8. are Invited to attend the meetings ...... Saint Saens two bands on its legs. One of green class. Ijtfgest Bqrn Dance Offering et Offertory—"Interlude” .. Rogera id Battalion, Connecticut State Chapters of th Red Cross have al ‘Grip.^holm" may sopn sail again .Music, Squares. Waltzes, ftn l and functions of this society. Special schools of two sessions, two hours each, are to be run to rubber. riJid the marking 189L. Relertmen’s Meeting P'ostlude—“ Sketch In C ...... hard, a former resident of this ready had acknowledgment from for Lourenc Mifi-que^ to exchange The Board of Selectmen will Jones, Fox-Trots, sad Hops! Story of Joseph Warns Against win Ite installed ss Comman- The-other band was of aluminum the boys and they express great Jipanese and American nationals, The Salvation .Army ...... Schumann enable those who are at present members of the Wardens' Or and was marked AU42 SBG, 579. hold the monthly meeting at the Anthem—"Lo, a Voice to Heaven tr of the Hartford Post. "The in- appreciation for the thoughtful ant: it is- hoped that many of these Comiinunity Hall on Monday after 661 Main Street Evil Dispositions and Discord balling officer will be Past -De- Its legs were tied together With ness of tile Red Cross, to give messages can be transported on Coif Park Shell Major N. J. Curtis. Sounding" ____ Bortnlansky twine, iiMth shout three Inches noon. This trill be the last regular ganization and who have had considerable training, to obtain ■rtment Commander Bernard J. them these added comforts while tHs ship. You are urged to ex meeting until the town election on Wethersfield Ave„ llarttnrd, CL Solo—"My Task” ------Ashford play. 'The bird is gray and purple ___ by Mr. N ordstrom ...... ■ckarman of this city. they are enroute to foreign coun pedite the handling of these mes October 5. Saturday, 7:30 p. m.—Open air By William E, Gilroy. D.D. •* est of thp 12 children, was his fa- State Air Raid Warden School Certifeates. Clinic Monday in color. Mr. Porter said It seem tries. We. in the. Manchester sages and to airmail them ^daily EVF.RT WEDNI:280Ay A,\0 service. The Week ed very tired. It seemed grateful Honored at Shower Editor o r .'\d%'anre , vorite.'The fact is that Jacob made , The Rockville Public Health Chapter ve'tryin g to give more of for the next few days to,Inquiry Miss Angela .Billano,■'daughter of S.ATirRDAY SIGHT Sunday, 9:30 a. m.—Sunday Monday, 7:30—Loyal Circle, The thp favoritism all too apparent, tuning association will hold a for food. The bird is still In the a personal touch to these kits by School and Bible Class; 11 a. m.. King’s Daughters Businesa and Porters' gfainary at this writing, 8crvlce. National Heodquariers. Mr. and M rs.'8ilyano Sillano of 8dW to Il-Jt9 P, .M„ Weatlier fThis lesson and the two follow with the result that he aroused the This is the last opportunity of this kind. If there are any future Sell Child clinic at their rooms on adding, the name and address of Nurses’ AjdM South Bolton, was guest of honor Morning Worship; 2 p. m.. Quar Planning Meeting. jealousy of Joseph's brethren and londay afternoon. September apparently too worn out to at the organization or Individuals Permitting — Featuring tet will visit the hospital; i p. m., Tuesday. 6:30—Cub Scouts, Mr. ing lessons are based on the story tempt further flight at prese.nt. Thro.ughout the'" country the at a miscellaneous shower held resentment against the sptcial schools they will be the regulation seven sessions of two hours dth at three o'clock. who have contributed. . A dollar month of September is the . first Thursday evening at the Com Op«^ air service; 7:30 p. m.. Fare Lynn, leader. ot Joseph, and conclude this quar favor that the father showed him. Resume HeiwionH Milton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Wednesday. *:30 — qholr Re- ert F. Porter, will enter the Uni completely takes rare of the cost big recfuitlrig drive for Nurses’ munity Hall. The- hostess, Mrs. Art Webster's well meeting for Major and Mrs. ter's study in the Old Testament. The Church school at St. John's ■fTUfford Brindley and family who hearsal. versity of Connecticut when the of one bag. Keep the ^ lla rs com Aides laundi.ei a year ago. Today Loren Fracchla of Hebron and Old Timers' Orchestra It would seem to me very Im—• Joseph himself seems to have ôch Spiscopal. church will resume its ing and we will keep the bags the importance of this program Miss Anna Bilano o f Glastonbury, have been transferred to Boston. Wednesday. 7:30-Special meet been unconacloua of their hatred, aselona nn Sunday at 9:3i) o’clock, sessions begin September 18. He RANK JÔST. Prompter ing of the Church committee to portent that anyone studying or was in the graduating class of going. and the need for its rapid expan- both sisters of the guest of honor, Mass., aa Provincial Young Peo teaching this lesson should first of for when his father sent him to t is hoped that all teachers, of- Messages To Armed Forces atoii.iS'evid nt to all, had the fireplace room of the hall Service Men In Onltona, ple’s secretary. Music by the band consider plans with Mr. Lynn. see how his brothers were faring k « n and pupils will be on hand 1942, Hebron Public Schools. Anyone Interested' is invited to all read the entire story of Joseph* The Congregational churches of Mes.sages . from relatives and The need for trained assistants tastefully decorated with pink, Admitted As Goeste. under the leadership of Bandmas ■It consists of about ten chapters as they tended their flocks • he pr this- n^w term. ter William Hanna. The songsters tome. Hebron -will reopen tomorrow friends to members of the Armed t j relieve graduate nurses Is more blue and white. Miss Siliand open ~ , ' I PITLSE-POllNDINO DRAMA... in the book of Genesis, and it con- seems to have gone without ques SCHOOL AT SOUTH END • An entirely new Sunday school ed her gifts seated under white Fnflow .the Dances of SoclaMlltj, will render suitable music for this The CYP Club. Robert Blsaell, with the . Rev; George M. Milne, Forces missing In. action but not accute than ever. It will grow 2 n a H i t I Heoit-Tlirllllng Ramanea ot the U, . Naval ■Ututes probably the moet bril- tioning or any sense of danger. yogram le to be earned- out -at yet reported the Japanese as wedding bells. Miss Sillsno will 8 special occasion. Leader, Robert president, 'will resume meetings on ^ IlockvUle Baptist church this pastor In charge. >lr. Milne has month by month as Army and ...... • * Academy! short story ever written. I sup There we enter, upon^ the first prisoners o f war will be sent by Navy needs tncreass. Events at marry Walter Chamberlain "of Bol Lyons. Come and enjoy this ser Sunday evening. tragedy of the story, as the broth Bar. The acJiool will meet at 9;45 been away on a three weeks’ va The Church School opens on pose that I had read it dozens of cation and the Hebron and Gilead the Red Cross under a plan an home and abroad are moving at ton Center on September 19. The vice. times, although I never appreciat ers plotted to kill him when they B Sunday with a special program. bride-elect received many practi Tucstiny. 7:30 p. m., AU Corps Sept. 20. ' . HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 1 Sunday marks tlie opening of churches have been closed. nounced today by the Office of such' a tempo that we have to act ed it to the full until one Sunday saw him coming. Mr. .and Mrs, Harry Klrkham, War Information. This has been quickly to l-eep up with them. cal and decorative gifts of linen, IlMMmgMKMKMJial Cadets will meet just to arrange afternoon when I heard ah able It is not necessary to go Into M Sun^y school at the- First china, blankets, etc. A ^ u t twen of Middletown, and Mr.* Kirkham's made poss

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maat, but waa raportad to be reat- of the central (Taucaaua and gains 6 Ing comfortably at hi* hotel laat Proper Health Toll in Plane on both the central and Voikhov C Director* night. Weddings fronts to the north. Japs’ Supply Japs Flying William Shaedy, Shelton town "In one aector of the central chairman and ch i^ aupportef of Guards Sought Crash Rises (XIoecow) front, fighting contin Hear Reports Mra. Ruaa for the aecretary of the ued on the outskirts of a large in Lines Target Skill Lower atate nomination, collapaed ' in a Fregin-Mader . habited locality." the Soviet Infor ★ ★ ★ i t - i r i f hotel lobby shortly after the con Women Inspector* to Miss Dolores Elizabeth Mader, To. 10 Today mation Bureau said. "Southeast of Declare* Or- clave apded and waa taken to St. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin this locality the Germans, one and For Bombers Determination Also Be® Francis' hospital where physicians Mader, of 221 Pine street, and one-half regiments strong and sup [ I gBnisatioii Maintains said the extent of his Illness waa Visit Factories Where (CoDttoued from Pag* One) •Robert Rudolph Fregln, of 116 ported by tanka, counter-attackad. (Continued from Page One) low Grade Met Early in fin e Bank Balance. undetermined. Girls Are Eniployetl: North School street, son of'- Mr. "The Sov.et troop* withstood The new atate central commit and Mrs. Rudolph Fregln, were we both beat it as fast aa we could. the attack and, in a long engage ^ ar by Americans. tee met after the convention and of Efogl, on the south slope of the united in marriage this morning in Later we came back to help'' .the ment, deat 'oyed 49 enemy tanks mountains. H m Bourd of Directoi* of the unanimously re-elected Its chair Hartford. Sept.. l<2- — Prob other Injured. \ lems of health, sanitation and St., James's church. The cere The German* suffered heavy There waa no disposition here, Washington, Sept. 12 — UP) — aboir of Oommerc* met lu t man, J. Kenneth Bradley, of West- "One very badly burned man ws'a lo'sea." safety, raised by the influx of 50,- mony was performed at 9 o'clock however, to a.ssume that the Jamea V. Forrsatal, underaccre- at tha naacbeater Ooun- port, but did not, aa had been by the rector, Rev. William' J. on hit hands and knees and ^ Snow Complicates Fighting club liataaad to the ra^ planned, fill the poiU of vice chair 000 additional female .workera in screaming constantly. Other* had Japanese definitely had been stop tary of the Navy, report* after a Connecticut factories, are . to be Dunn, who used the alngl* ting '\The late summer sn ow t^ in the ped in their drive on Port Mores of vattoua oommltteea. The man and national committee- service. 'Gladioli and pslma deco their clothes all burned off them.' close-up view of Japanese aviators woman mad* vacant by the death met by a squad of specinlly train Caqcaaus mountains was reported by. The terse announcement that waa preeldad over by rated the altar and the bridal ' Nearly all the injured, many of , to HAye complicated fighting be- fdant Arthur H. IlUng. The of Miss Katherine Byrne, of Put- ed women Investigators who have them in critical condition, were no further advances had been that botl^^ their "flying skill and this Week embarked on,an inten music was played by the organist, ; tween .Rusaian mountain .. detach made was taken Father to indi I jnBorta of tha treaaurar and the harri. Mrs. John Barry. burned by gasoline from the plane's their determination '-vere below Bradley said a meeting to Uke sive inspection program, .State La tanks. ments And Axis Alpinists, man- cate that both sides were regroiip- the grade of what our fellow* liMBberataip oomznitjtaa were en- XIrs. Grace Murray, sister of the j tling the' slopea below the pfe'r- I *Ditra(l2iS. aapaclally tha latter care of these matter* would be bor' Commissioner. -Cfirheliui J. Jam Emergency Wards ing their fqrces tor a continua met " early in the war. Danaher said tpday. bride, wss matron of honor and the I petiially ICe-capped peaks, uold tion of the important battle. hrtun It waa dlacloaad that the held Sept. 28. brideAmaida were Mrs. Dorothy Ambulances and station wagons Forrestai, who has returned •BBk balaaea had been maintain- The regular force of more than carried the injured to six hotpl- j rains fell earlier this week in the The Allied base is defended by from an' inspection ■ of tne Pacific' two dozen factory Inspectors has Esgleson o f this town and Mrs. Lu I lower Volga regions. a sizeable garrison and it was as'- ad at a .fine level throughout the cille Jaedba of Hartford. The tala, jamming emergency war&. area, held a joint pres* conferejne •aiunmer month*. Five new ment- Ticket Nominated jpeeti augmented by three addi The entire air raid precaution dis I Field dispatches said fhe Rua- sumed the Japanese were mas/- with Secretary Knox yestefday. I ushers Were Clifford Esgleson and I Sian Army of the'central Caucasus were added to the roster, j g y f{epublican$ tions! women, whose specific du aster unit of Curtiss was called Ing all available strength fop the He said American airmec'4«re of ,.0 , the Terek r.iver on the road to the bombs. ■ . ve.ssel on Teoen (Teun) island sinking.® through enemy action, joint Labor - Man- raadlck. representative In the Leg- urc IS taken to protect health, guests following st..^the .Mader valuable oil field.® of Grozny were n'jrthea.st of Timor, but results of there muat be constant vigilance. we fare and general well-being." "The flower of Gorman'aviation ajfement War Pro from Newington, won a (Continued from Png* One) ! home whtcji ,wn.® tastefully deco- ; ,®ald to have met failure as the was sent to the Stsllngi ad-front," the raid could not be observed, to 348 'vote victory over Mrs. D.anaher pointed out that while rated with garden flow ers. first snow In the high Caucasus it declared. the coijimunlque said.-It waa the duction Drive Com Ice Ruaa of Shelton for the nom- reprisals and Jacques Doriofs •''* When' leaving for an unan- ■ ranges heralded another Russian first reported attack on this is mittee of Cheney Popular party urged hiring, or contemplate hiring. for secretary of the atate. nouheed wedding trip the bride winter. land. Solons Attack Brothers, Office which both majo/ parties L"ptL of"- "an ■ actlv* - -■ In ■ 'Women. '>S per cent "Lnli of them indi tfJ; woreâ shepherd's plaid suit, black But Stalingrad, where probably seem agreed shall go to a the Mediterranean." cated that additions] facilities acc.essoiies and orchid corsage. more men and more armor were Doriot's followers also called tor would have to' be provided and Qfi their return they will live at locked in fiercer combat than on Obituary Bright Color Report Made Former Lieut. Gov. CUfford B. 'Immediate closing of U. S. con other sanit'vry measures would i l 6 North School street and be at, any other battlefield of this war, of Weston. Baldwin's only sulates in both unoccupied France have to be taken to fit them t o / home to their friends sftef-.Bep- stood in it* gravest peril. And Glitter OMd rival for the gubema- and her colonies. Internment of the employment of w o m e n .'fe , tember 20. The Germans hammered con Upon Rubber Bominatiem, wiUidrew from British citizens at camps next to cial locks;s and washroom^nead I The • bride's gift to the bride tinuously at the weary Russian® oontast bafor* it reached the Allied bombing oljectlves wa.® the list of ne’.v equipment.required groom W'Bs a black onyx ring, to .who 'could l(A>k back from high Deaths In Fashions for women worliers. / (Continued From Page One) ntlon floor and the Stratford suggested by the pro-AxIs Marcel j iier altcrdcn'..® she gave pearl points in the battle zone and see attorney, who In 1938 ended eight Danaher Indicated tlTst this wss necklaces. The biid.g.oom 's gift John Callahan Deat. the tank and tractor factories- a (Continued from Page One) o t Democratic domination Vlchv reports sslrt. a British ! °"'y ‘ ê bcqinn.'ng. of s thorough ;o ti'. ^ b. ide yt,i a d.'caser set and John Callahan, of 343 Highland Baruch be asked to "eliminate pro;;ram of prctect'on for wcr'’;n major arsenal of their army— turning back Wilbur L. Cross' task force advcn'in-*^ fram Ms .'J I'.iw Uccl r. I C” :l ualje.'s he gave which they -^'ere defending. street, died this morning following many other dangerous bottlenecks ' for a fifth term, was nomina- worliers. "Jt is out- be’ ief thr.t tha — ..a. ric s employed at the minds of style, your plan* •will due to the incfficlencv and over Jungs had crossed t>a Patsiboks At some place.® the enemy threw "a Nief iltoess. Bom in Northern work out something like this, in 1 without oppoisition. river and covered half the 200-mlle nekt six months will see the addl- 'll & \Vl-.,...-y Aircraft and the Ireland, 76 years ago, he had lived lapping authority of present ,.tlon of (hcu.ânds more women. as many as 50,000 men into nar eight easy stops: sgencles.” That was the case ' also with road to Tananarive, a fortified cltV . idc by tile ...1 J Cloak Company. row sectors at junctions in the In thla country more than 50 lua J. Monkiewics of New Many of them are women win 1. You'll start with extremely President Roosevelt said yester of 92.000 upon t basa’tlc ridge 4,- Red Army defense. At isolated years and wa.® employtd nearly all Itain, candidate for congrees- have not been in Inrlustr’ pre"% practical basics in brown, black or day that a rubber administrator 080 feet above sea level.and linked 'rpots they wedged Into the lines of that'time by Case Brother* as beige. i-at-large; Francis A. Pallottl to the port of Tamstave by s 135- oiisl'.'. V.V ' rr ' to rrot ,' " rn' li a paper maker. He was a member probably would be named Xlon- 'oard of Control but nowhere was there a report 2'. Your suit will have a very Hartford, for attorney-general; mlle railway' line. every way w'*: •. n cur pC . of St. Mary's Episcopal church. day and that most of ithe Baruch that they had broken through. short jacket, fitted, or, even new committee's recomme^ d a t io n,s R. SSeller of Stontnôn. for A second column • pushed east- , , New German activity north of Mr. Callahan leaves bis wife, aptroUer, and Carl XI. Sharpe ward toward Antalrabe from the I \ | u | ® ii*evs I v l ' t Resumes Sessions Mrs. Annie B. Callahan, and two er, boxy and swinging easily from would be effected ati the eSme the city, adding to the main weight the shoulder. *' time. In addition to universe, gas Pomfret for trewurer. beachhead at Morondava. A third of the onslaught which ha* center daughter*. Mrs. Florence A. Trln- Monkicwlca and Zeller were on 3. You'll adopt a drape - shape oline rationing, the committee moved southward from Diego The first meeting of the Board ed to the west and southwest,' sug der, who Uvea at home, and Mr*. victorloua Republican ticket Suarez toward Ambanja (appar Hard Course C. Erie Gotberg of Plainfield. tor yeur most important dress, recommended a nation-wide 35- .. vAjnl'iol of.the Chamber of Com- gested that the attackers might be with ihlrring on one or both hips, mile an hour speed limit, a cen I' tour years ago, and with Baldwin ently to suppleihent the newly | ..lercc alter the summer recess trying to set, still another offen N. J. There are three grandchil defeated in 1940 when Dem landed British detachments In. that! dren. or dowrn the front, or near the tralized rubbe.r control and 5,000- At New Base was held at the Country Club last sive into motion with reinforce hemlln* in back. mile-a-year ceilings on travel tor is returned to power with area). i ments coming up in a steady The funeral will take place The French also told of s fourth- evening, following a supper. Hats To Be Wild ea(* necessary civilian automo „Qov*mor Hurley, certain to be Reports .ere heard from the stream. Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at bile. ominated when hie party con- major approach to the west coast I (Continued from Page One) Held Off by Artillery 4. Next a bat—and her# you'll Transportation Committee and Watkins Funeral home. Rev. throw practical noUone out the To Prase for Action anea here next Tuesday. with the arrival of British war-1 New Fascist forces appearing James Stuart Neill, rector of St. - Meanwhile, Chairman Murray ships off Tulesr, southernmost of Horn.the Junior Chamber of Com vlndow in favor of the wildest, PiaUottI still u In offlca, his Clemente. Its viRjM terrain, rang merce. The latter is turning the from other fronts were being put Mary's Episcopal' church, will of (D-Mont) of the Senate Small running for four years. the big ports on the XIozambique ing in altitude from sea leval to swiftly into action. ficiate and Interment will be in biggest, brightest hat Ir. town. Channel. waste paper campaign over to the 5. You'll splurge on colorful in Business Committee, said he Sharpe Replaces TaHrat C.187 feet, will msk* poaaihle Boy Scouts this year. Among the Nazi planes, with great numeri the East cemetery. Friend# may would press for immediate action .■'t Sharpe replaces Joseph Talbot training under conditions parallel cal superiority, were pounding the | call at the funeral home tomorrow cidentals How about a jewel-toned on a bill to provide 30.000,000 tire Junior Cha- ibei'a* plans for tbs corduroy suit? A purple and fustala i-jtt Naugatuck, elected to Oongree* ing almost any to be encountered coming year is the providing of Russian lines but Soviet troops afternoon and evening. retreads annually tor necessary |As a special election last January Artillery Fire in thla global war. Within its bor- were reported standing up to the scarf? Inexpensive fabric gloves in civilian automobiles. some entertainment for the sol- colors to match your hat 7 l unopposed for renomination -Kf V i.ders are river*. lakei; valleys and diera in thih area. constant air a.«sault. The bill, sponsored. by iBenator the post Baldwin's lieutenant . M o r e I n t e n s e ! even barren area* much like the At Mozdok also, where the Ger 6. You'll want at least one glit Ellender (D-La) calls tor use of During the evening Miss Hellen mans have speared deepest into Public Records ter dress. A black jersey shot with THElWINUn MAN'WAS AWORKERJDO ‘ desert* of Egypt. rigevemor in 1*38 waa Ptealdeiit HolbrooK, executive vice president,’ 3.500 tons of crude robber and 90.- yamea L. McConaughy of Wesley- Pendleton will provide a post the Caucasus, the invaders w-ere red and blue cequ' .a. Your glitter 000 tone of reclaimed rubber. . (Continued from Pag* Oiie) gave a brief resume^ of her at getting, reinforcements but Rus costume probably will be. one of "Labor has proved again what / always knew to be irue^-mamely, that the patriotism ^ . ân, and be was expected' to run graduate course in Jap hunting. tendance at the Chamber of Com Senator XlcFarland (D-Ariz) .again. but declined in order to Its, personnel already will be high sian field dispatches said enemy Warrantee Deed* the new short evening drees de said he wasn't convinced of the making It impo.salbie to check the trained in other Marine, estab- merce Secretary's- Training forces which had spanned the sign* or a jet-beaded, sequin- of the ' American worker is as sound today as when the Minute Men left their farm* and I accept the presidency of United ly Course. There, were five new mem Ernest W,-McCormick to John necessity for rationing of gasoline ' Chins Relief. claim against British reports.) llahments nearby—boot camp, the Terek were in peril of being wip splattered jacket to wear with in states “ like Arizona, where the . / ■ ___ bers accepted by the Chamber at ed out and that the first Cauca R. Allen, , five houses located at A t the convention, McConaughy, Camp Calvin Mathews rifle range, thlt meeting. 12-14, 18-2(1, 23-25 and, 24-26 New- long and aborts both. automobile is a vital mean* of dropped their tools to fight for freedom at Lexington attd Coword." who plans to move to New Ifork and Camp Elliott, where advanced sian snow was hampering. Nazi 7. As to fabrics, there's still transportation.” I Artillery Shells The annual meeting will be held mountain operations. man street and 23-26 Edgerton „ I I soon to assume his duties vvith the operations have long been under street. enough wool, and the new arslac, Henry Morgenthau, Jr., way, in .November and it is planned to Temporary Bridgee Destroyed made from milk, and nylon fleece, I relief organization, served as Axis Positions A,ll temporary bridges which the John R. Allen to Paul (Tleary, J ghairman of the Resolutions Com- Cairo. Sept. 12.—(Ah—Allied er- More than *20.000,000 will be ' f house at 24-26 Newman street. -are good. Five Per Cent ' . ^ \ ’ Secretary tf the Treaturj. ... : ^ nominating committee was Germans have strung acros* the ’ 8. You'll want fur somewhere-- ■-•dttee and it was he who read to tlllery batteries In the southern ex^nded on a lartdlng flcM. an ejectej iruitructed to bring a swirling Terek were reported de John R. Allen to Thomas J. and ^the delegates the unanimously sector of the El- Alamein front anti-aircraft mnge. rifle and anti- ; ^ ‘ • Martha M. Leemon, 12 to 14 New a spliirgy blue-dyed silver fox or mechanized ranges. • protected ' this meeting, stroyed and- the Russians said that a modest bow of summer ermine Profit Urged adopted platforin which cast shelled the. positions of Marshal captives informed them that many man street. j-aside all state issues because "hon- Erwin Rommel's forces yester boat basin, barrack* and other!, John R. Allen to John J. and under your chin. A velvet hat with training essentials tor 20,000 meh. fa t f VVeek and German tanks were vyithout gaso- The ’’Minute, Men” of Concord and Lekington, who i f In supplying millions of men to the Army, Navy, h**ty to the people of Connecticut day, but there wea little other llne. I , Edith F. Macbittlo, 23-25 Newman a fur brim, or a little 1890 muff. . (Oontlnned from Pag* One) j dorblds the making of political ground activity to report, a Brit General Fegan is the A m mill- Drive which is street. tary overseer of Santa Margarita.l P ‘ b,8 month. Every Treiops which made a night I promises by political parties now. ish communique said today. John R. Allen to Anthony^ and Since the days of Don Pip Pico, who i 1" expected to buy a Bond crossing at another sector failed in certainty on the part of plant gave us liberty, were workers, too. Just as today, they Marine Corps, and Coast Guard. "It would be perfidy to extend Axis air activity was’ on a Julia Biretta, 23-25 Edgerton Troops Called acquired it in 1841 from the Fran- i month, a flank attack designed to rescue operators was slowing, down war [the hope that any political prom- alighUy largef acaile over the bat atreet. clacan father*. It waa then a part the trapped vanguards. production, adding it ^ s his opin aes to any group would be fiil- tle aVes. during the day and at I- Civilians hurried with their be Walter S. Haven to John R. Al ’ For Primary fought with tools and guns alike. of the grounds of Ssn I.uls Rey : -n i len. property at 135-137 Summer ion that something'"ought to be I 811ed, because the future will be least two Axis planes were shot longings through the valleys try - - ■ t i f In W’orking on Civilian Defense, through air-raid 1 determined by the exigencies of down by Allied fighters, the com mission, founded In 1798. Pleo ' A 6 F 8 0 n 9 l O l l O W C F ing to escape from the invaders street. , done'about It quickly. munique said. Many other planes later made it his part-time head- ' while the snow menaced the ene Earl Van .(llamp to Annie E. (OoatiBued from Page One) . Agreeable To Modifleattan |.war," said thf document. quarters when he became milltniy . . . Today America faces the most dangerous foes in all protection, salvage, conservation,--êd Cross, and dther We do pledge that we will give ' w'«re reported damaged. For Briile-EIcct my's biird(>ned pack mules., and Smith, lot on Greenwood atreet. Army and .Navy officials were Another. Axis plane, a Messer- governor, prior to California's en donkeys on treacherous''mountain the campaign, was - opposed for reported to be agreeable to. some i XI all the people of this atate hon- trance into the union. Marriage IJrense I Mt, courageous, unselfish and effi- schmitt 109. was shot down when trails. Arthur R. Schillinger of 16 renomination by Dr. J. J. (Harke, mc^lflcstlon of the pre.®ent law, its histpry. This is a peopfe’s war— a workers’ war—- home-front activities. The general. 55. is an *x-Texan Xllsa Marlon A. Alley, of Wash ,. A Red Star dispatch located the Arteiia dentist, and Robert E. which leaves the exact terms e t 1 slent government, tor the comjnon It attempted to machine-gun an who has served the Marines _33 Pearl street and Mias Phyllis C. I'jood-" Allied airfield. ington street, was the guest of center of fighting in the region of CMmey of 40 Garden street this Putney of Albuquerque, a retired contracts open to. re-negotiatioii years In a dozen countries. He honor at another social, function, the Terek and the Boksana' and grocer. tor a period extending three years everj’thing we have is at stake. Same Theme Sounded will keep the rancho tradition, with morning applied for a marriage 11- The same theme waa sounded in a personal shower given last night Malka rivers, the latter two west cens*. They will be married in St. There were five candidates for after the war. i f In setting the pace for America’s great W AR BOND an entrance gate patterned after by Xlr*. Frank E. Brower of 41 ern tributaries of the Terek rising nomination to New. Mexico's two Their principal suggestion waa . lls acceptance speech by B.ildwin Hospital Notes those at nearby mission San Juan James's church, Saturday, Sep vho said he would back Pre.sident Chestnut street. Mrs. Brower wss below tOA'Sring Mount Elborus tember 19. House -seats. They were Incum salt! to have been that the law be . . . Today all America salutes Labor for its epic four- Toosevelt's conduct of the war "be- Capistrano. Cattle "'ill to assUtid by Mis'a Etetty"Ermkson. (Which the Germans already claim bent Clinton P. Anderson, Robert revised to- permit onl.v one action VICTORY DRIVE for 10 percent o i evet'yhody^s income Admitted yesterday: Lawrence Horaea will b« Want. er®u______, . Joseph E. McCall, a soldier of lause we are Americans before the pastures. Horse* will be kept. The decoration* were entirely of to have scaled); Phllad'eipbla, Penn., and Mias Dor Valdes, atate ebrporatiod com to cfiqnge the terms of a contract ve are' Republicans. ; Castle, 32 Pleasant street: Mrs. too but only tor patrol by Other | The bride, seated on a has- Notiili’ng was reported from the missioner: A. M. Fernandez, state so that once the profits had been star Victory Drive— Berths Morrla, Bolton; Robert othy G. Cannon, of the same dty, invested regularly, systematically in War Savings Bonds. "His success is our success and i beneath a pink umbrella, was Black Sea coast area after the were Issued s marriage license public service commissioner: . W. scaled down to a po'nt considered ve want him to succeed." the gu- j Reynolds, 50 Courtland street; rid# hills,too steep for jeeps, | presented with a bouquet of'pink Russians abandoned the Naval W. Nichols of Clovis, a railroad reasonable by the .srmed services. Mrs. Charlotte Moire. 34 St. John this morning and said they were jematorial candidate declared, i "Strictly busines.®." say* the ■ roses, each one of w-bich was in base of NovorossiaU but it was to be married ttidey. man; an'ductlons. Jon, apparently from over-exer- Birth yesterday: son to Mr. and homes tor. high-ranking ofHcers. gift with corresponding number highway toward Batum through seat by the lost census reappor- The Finance Oommitt* had up ships, ^ d all the weapons with which we will win this Axis—-invest at least 10 percent of ypiir pay eyery pay day 4on. Mrs. Carl Peterson, 63 Glenwood Much of their time, and their and presented to its donor a cor Tuapse, 75 miles to the south. Couple Celebrates Uonment. tor consideration today a pro street. •W. Ellery Allyn..convention, see- m en's;, will be spent In ground sage. The "hostesses in turn pre Hungarians Go 'Into Action A light -vote was indicated. vision of the House-approved ■etaiy, was forced to' leave the Discharged yesterday: Mr*. camps, where they will seek water sented to Miss Alley a corsage of Hungarians went into action 35th Anniversary Polls were open from 9 a. m. un revenue b''l increasing liquor war. in War Bonds. Sushnell Memorial before sdjoum- Ro.se Heyart. Hartford; Willing and even food-in the same manner white 'roses. anew on the Voronezh front^^ til 6 p. m., (m.w.t.). taxes from *4 to *6 a gallon. X - . Ring. Coventiy; Clarence Custer, they may later be forced to do on A buffet luncheon was served by where jhe Russians steadfastly 1 0 '. Church street: Miss Jennie some loqely Pacific isle. the hostesses. The centerpiece waa have held back the northern Sank tr^ Too Late to Claswify Wind, 46 Foster street; Patrick s wedding cake with miniature of the German offensive, but this Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Gorens of Murphv. 2 West Center street; bride and bridegroom. Guests at effort to dislodge the Red’ Army 14 Victoria Road,- celebrated their Xli%. Nellie Gergler, .Mansfield De Order to Halt r e m n a n t s , AND SAMPLES of tended from Hartford. Broad .was said'to have failed. 35th wedding anniversary yester September is Payroll Savings Month— Do Your Part! B o fine drapery and upholstering pot; Herbert McIntosh. Buckiand; Brook and this town. The Russians were particularly day, Mr. and Mrt. Gorens were LliEE ROAST BEEF 3 fabrics, 5c to ,$i 50. Xlake patch-, Mrs. Calllsta PetenK* and baby. Strike 01>eyed XIrs. Brower and XIlss Erickson active south of Voronezh. married in 1907 at CTirtst's Luth work quiltS: bags, aprons, pillows, .58 Doepwood Drive. . will be matron of honor and The situation there remained eran church on Broad street in Have It here tomorrow! Your market may be short of good footstool tops and chair seats. Admitted today: Dasdd Golas. bridesmaid. respectively, ji-hen complicated, however, with ' the Hartford, by the Rev. John beef—but yon,tl find It here al ways>-done to a- “ T” .. .and our Watkins Brothers. 935 Mam St. 132 Bi.®sell street? (Continued from Page One)' Miss Alley is married to" Winston Germans apparently still wedged Kavaab. Births today: daughter. Mr. and 'They have resided In Manches Stoaks, too, are something to rave about. Better have dinner R. 'Smith, of Hemlock street, at Into some positions close to the with DK tom orrow!' ILACKOUT _BE RBIADY for FaU Xlr*. Matthew Bums, Woodland .ifct to action by the company's the North Methodist church. Tues- city's approaches- and the Red ter twenty-seven yeara of their toata. Blackout window shades, Circle. Ea.st Hartford; a son to disciplinary committee. -day evening, Sefitember 22, at Army able almost to cut In behind married life.' Before being taken 88 inch 50c, 42 inch 89c, Watkins Mr. and Xlr*. David Bailey. 167 Bunzi'** status will be that of s 7:80 o'clock. to carry on jhc fight even on the out to dinner last evening.tbey re WE USE ONLY SWIFTS PREMIUM STEER BEEF' High street; a son to Mr. and Mrs. siu(pended employe until the WLB ceived several beautiful. gifts. A MM r o WMM TMM£ WAR- Brothafa, B35_ldain street. river's west shore. Arthur Klssman. 31H Charter hears the dispute. The mid-day comimmique re They have five children, a eon. : ALSO ’ A*ANTED—GIRL tor Cafeteria Oak street. Union demands w)tich will be ported the repulae dr N ad attacks Master Sgt. Herman Gorena of Uê from 8:30 to 11. Muat have birth - Discharged today: Joseph Sar About Town heard by the Labor Board Include west and northwest of Stalingrad Coast Artillery, located at Camp FE*ATURED FOR SUNDAY: •artlflcate. No Sunday work. Good tor, 17H Eldrldge street. these; and said that flare* fighting con Haan, California^ from where he iMge*. Be* My. Walker, Pioneer That the company agree to ah The East Side All-Stars arc tinued southwest of that Volga will soon be transferred to 'a loca- j ROAST parachute O , NLRB election and that It be held (town for a practice session to river stronghold which the Red tion not yet 'determined: also four, Edward Iîiergan as soon aa possible to determine morrow morning at the- Charter Army has been ordered to defend daughters, the Missqji Ernestine, i ^croB^^ [Co m p e t e n t AXIERICAN wo- who shall represent employe* as a Norma, Eunice, and Mr*. Emil F. NATIVE TURKEY atan. deafres I or I school age Oak field at 10:30 sharp. Military to the last. In Political Race bargaining agent. secrets have kept the squad idle Halm, all of this town. ehUdran of work mothara for Steadfast Stand Indleatad Native Roast Chicken BONDS That an employes working on during the pest week but better A steadfast stand was indicated, daily care. Near Robinson school. an hourly besia be given pay In ÔUl 5681. weather la expected for Sunday. since the Friday aoon>eommunique Named Scout Executiv* LelMtcrs Shrimp ' Hartfor*. Stpi. * la—upi-—Ed creases oif 39 cents an hour. Every position on the squad is announced a Russian withdrawal ward J, Lonergan. Hartford law- The company has agreed to ex open and anyone wishing- a tryout from a villags southwest of tb* [|POR SINGLE. T -tooms. y#r. today announced hi* caadi- tend the union contract another New BriUin — Uncalled For Labor Parley SfnOii sary civilian driving more liberal which the President 'formally out face Vi'ith realization of the enor- Strong Doses Ordered ly than is being done under the lawed all double time pay on Sun POBLJ8UBO BX TUB From the River Road motfs changes demanded of us in Churchill Visit present syatcin of rationing. days or holldaya. Thia givea iS' " At Local Ration Board Ends Session PKDtTINa CO. INC By Malcolrti Mollan our way of life if we are to sur It Blnall Str**t For pulÎic compliance, then, gal affect to assurances received Of Solomons Battle Hanobcstcr, Conn. vive, the radio, obviously, could To Cure Economic Till there is certain to be a reward, earlier, front the leader* of or Mr. Mollan, retired editor of Th# Herald, presen’es his conUifct The following gasoline books. street: Charles Thompson, 52 TEOUAS PERGU80N have'been an instrument of im Americans, Russians, Slate of Officers Elected G«n«ral Manar*!' not only in pur chance of victory, ganized labor, who -promlaed that with his former daily readers by writing a weekly letter for dhea# tack oq Guadalcanal airfield early are uncalled for at the local ra- Crestwood Drive; Herbert Ur- ronnded Oetobtr 1. IStl columns. In which he expresses his own leisurely arrivediat con measurable value if it had been Clark Lee, A. P. Corre yeaterday afternoon by Japanese Qiinese Also Invited weider, 54 Jensen atreet; Earle With Only Opposition R o o s p v p i r M o v e s t o H u ll hi* office hencefoi 'X- .but in the satisfying knowledge labor would surrender its right t.o tlonlng board; n . . . . . Would enforce price controls Pnbllaliad Bvcrx Braning Except victions concerning some major matters and his o^^servationa employed with anything like the The World's R'ch- • *lan Found It I was in Nineveh a few ycais carrier planes and land-based White, Jr., 295 Main atreet; Mi that, iso far aa Is humanly possi such double time pay. Still, It concerning some very minor ones, as seen from hiS home on the Didn’t Pay spondent with the U. S. To Study Conditions. •^B" and "C" books: nise III I.iviii^ (,oi4ts; the hiii," Snndara and Rolldaya Entered at sincerity and devotion which dis ago: Only a few mounds m.-rked heavy bombers from Rabaul and chael Woznilk, 145 Center street. To One ^ndidqte. tha Pott {Otrice at Mancheater, ble. no unnecessary deprivation steps on labor's toes in some de banka of the Niantic River. I-ook for his Contribution each B.v Robert Riple.v the spot that was the glory of Fleet Gives Graphic Bougainville. Rose Bertbisume. 393 Bidwrll ■►Books to be corrected: Asks Conn., aa Sdcond Claea .Mall Matter. week-end. tinguish the sacrificial activities A'hurbanipel. New Delhi, India, Sept. 12—(,0 street; Stanley Dawnorowici, 184 ' for sahiiâtio,. ..If; 'pU cr, IS being suffered.. gree for. despite the pledges of Ashurbanipal of Ass.viin. the (Rabaul ia on New Britain island Jennie Aborn, Avery street; New Haven. Sept. 12 ,(>Pi ‘ The SUBSCRIPTION RATES of our armed men. That it has Because Achurbanipal, who had Picture of the Fight. —A special committee of the Irving street; Alfred Day. 60 George Barber. 72 Cottage atreet; O f P'ariii Prices. hlHsation wa.s greeted by shal •The one thing that remalna is leaders, dhert. have been some ef richest man who ever lived, was and Bougainville is. in the* upper CJonnectlcut Federation of Labor One rear by Mall ...... 15 00 The Old Oaken Bucket, which • English, "Don't shoot;. been employed in fostering of a worth a trillion and a hnlt dnila’-.s practicaly all the money in the Thomas Drive; Fred Ediund, 1 Albert Beaufrere.' 45 Cone street; congre.iaional outcries - one serl Per' Month by Mall ...... I ."t I'll come Solomona. both northwest of Hindu Mahasabha, third largest convention, not entirely free from tor said the president . virtual t6‘ put the report into effect. The forts vOn the part of local units to — 75 times as much gold a.s is held world, didn't do anything with itj By Clark Lee Guadalcanal. I Buckland; Melvin Gelser, 46 Dev- Herbert Carvey. 172 Center '* Single . C ^ y ...... * •<» Sam Woodworth, one time New-"" ■ their mistake they c.ame, saw. con- layed.)r-rijPH-Amerlcan airplane.s Haugsn, 209 Hlllstown Road; street: Edward Jedziniak, 164 opposed slate of officers and the World ixThe medicine I’lesident to put through .strong measure to us down here is the Electrii 08 true that Its influence has iên them and in quick, slashing visit India id "see thing* for theih^ ly entitled to the uae or repuM lca- be made." The OPA states'that it th rest^ n g to claim H back. The song, was as rieat a bit of skilled people or for their protection. queird. and confiscated this g-ieat partially smashed and turned back Thomas Irwin, 48 Grandview Henry street: Samuel Lear, 874 adoption of a resolution calling Roosevelt prescribed this W eek It remained to he seen, howevl tlon o f all newB diapatchea credited Boat Co.'s submarine plant in reduced to a fraction of its potltv- golden molten ma.ss of money that fighting shot down 11 2>roa and selves" in her campaign for free street; Raymond Jewell, 555 Lv- upon the parent body, the Ameri whether Congress could meet t] will be a "imatter of weeks" be Presy??ntial order makes the rulii And so it was compaiatively a large seaborne Japanese force East Middle Turnpike; Melvin came in strong doses hut he was to It or not otherwiae credited In craftsman.ahip as the world has tlallty by the /act that it is im-'K_‘^"“ “"xl'w "’"." waa once the kin.g'a and the wealth 10 twin-engined bombers. Only dom. dall street: Robert Keen, 75 Rob can Federation of Labor, to stamp presidential request by Oct. 1. thia paper and a!ao the local newa fore the neces.sary rationing ma- Groton and I naturally hea^ more attempting to recapture the south Longfellow, 3 Robin Road; Jean trying to. cure tfie Ills thal c.mild the uniform law of the land, and ______.. Nalwpolnsaar arc! the of the great Empire of Assyria— three of our pilots were missing in The press generally waa critical ert Road; Leonard Demiehele, .550 out Internal strife. SIrong Mint ()• Taxte. publlaned herein. . , often^ prpif gold in which was attacked by American were full of hohgoljkns: The pre.sldent's special rubh world today cimtains In It some had been stormy over the. entire who was recently editor of The street; Gustave Scballer, 105 101 Hemlock atreet; Cecilia eran secretary-treasurer, who 'on mittee. which he appoint to happen. . i ness of which \\"V)odworlh sang a year ago, tliey never dreamed American aystem of radio serv 2.,'500 000 bricks ( or ingots i, each minute partiele of Ashuihanipal Navy dive bombers torpedo area for two previous days, had Calcutta Statesman, adopted a There was thf-^noglc of n MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF gress. To that degree, it is good, brick 7 h.v 28 inches in size, and, planes, was first identified as the .Spring street: Theodore Stephens, Wandt, 69 Ridgewood street; Thursday emerged successful from 6 to bring orderly thinkli CIRCULATIONS. of doing. ice. the advertising factor has himself, the King who had all the cleared; and American and Japa living costs. Parm prices and a help to the President's pro fell from th^ outside; the bucket each brick valued at 50.000 dollars. resolution stating: 217 Calumet avenue, Aurora. 111.; Samuel Stone,’ 140 Campfleld a two-hour attack that would have out of chaotic and often poorly money in the world but didn't know 7,600-ton Ryujo. smallest and one nese airplanes aigh/ed ths respec "'The British government should wages threatened a dlzzy-see-saw. The Utrald . Printing Company, never leaked. Moreover. I have no "Everybody you ever knew." a been paramount, almost from This treasure formed a pyramid of Paul Strange, 670 North Main i Road. divested him of much of his au formed bpiniqna. made this stal Septem ber gram for contrbi of farm pricea. Ayhat .to do with It! of the oldest of the enemy’s regular tive task forces about noon yes forthwith announce readiness to Haunted hy Ijick of ciarlty Ino.. aainmea no financial reepdnal- recollection of ever having read the beginning, and in any number shining.gold nearly one-hundied carriers. 'This identification . was thority aa the C F L’a leglslatlvr We were haunted hy the lack ment to him in its report Thus blllty for typographical errora ap On the other hand. It ia only a New London friend of mine who AVhat are we. going to do with terday. Our fighter pilots, between transfer- full powers t o . the na of instances the ao-called ’'com feet high, anjJ in the intervening Indefinite and all that is known •gent. day pearing In advertlaamenta In tha It is a flame maple at the edge sample. Instead of such an incon of an original weir bucket need ia employed there told me, . "is our money today? Enemies threat 10 a. m„ and 1 p. m., shot down tional government of India.” of clarity nr agreement on the Usnebester Evening Herald spaces he p la c^ a)l of-his Jewels for certain ia that it was a small The attack was led by two state rubber shortage, a subject upon "We find the existing sltuatil of a clearing, risen Before the ing replacement. Apparently they working for the Electric Boat. All mercials" have been, and still are. en us the a.-’me as they threatened two fo'ur-engine.d pattol planes and Nationalist members of the In clusive sample. w;Hich is obvious and personal belongings., hi.s wives Aahurh.inipnl in 626 B. C. Ttie . carrier with a capacity of between Senators from New Haven, Joseph which ccinftietlng official'and, ao- to be .so dangerous that unlif Saturday, September 12 min and conspiring with it; an ar- were built to last , forever. That's kinds Of folks. The other day one of atr flamboyant and extravagant on golden beds—his children -^,'en 40 and SO planes. two twin-engined, twin-float patrol dian Legislature expressed disap Maine Voting Manchester T. Rourke and James P. Geelan. ly In'tended'to do what talking the United Stales of todav. like the pointment that Churchill had of called expert opinion* had been a corrective measures arc taken i| boi" of grapea sending out fra a nature, and Indulge in so much his pet dog. , ■ In addition, near misses were planes. One four-enginsd plane hit delegates to the convention who dime a dozen, mediately thia country will fa President plans to do on the sub-j you might call perfection In of thal men out In the pipe shop . . . As.syria of Axliurhanipsl. is the by our fighters exploded and fered no Immediate plan for end The Baruch Report > scored on two of the enemy's Date Book have been at odds with Egan Pendin^'stern action, we had both a military and liviltan c j grant Odor after the evening dew ject, Congress' and the" nation handicraft the .creation of an developed a toothache, a bad one. blatant quackery and Indirect if And then a great quantity of oil richest nation in'the World. What plunged into the sea within three ing the diapiite between the Brit Monday Tops was bought from Mosul and poured will it avail us? 'x largest carriers by Navy and Army politically. kept on^'earing the skin off our lapse. The naked facta present! The nation expected, before It has fallen: the si)mac getting would rightly prefer a straight-, object that will fulfill its iirtend- He Stood it as long as he could not direct misrepre-sentation, that bombers, and both probably were miles of our ship. ish government and the All-India Tod*>- on top of this golden mass, and Nothifig?, .N Congress party. No OppuslUon tires everywhere except in the warning that dare not be ignore ready to transform the , whole ed purpose perfectly, and will not Jt would be impo'ssible to find damaged, although the extent was Our scouts located three enemy Installation meeting, arrived, that the finding of the forward pronouncement from the and then told, hia foreman he when the torch was applied, the Surely nothing more than it did Government spokesmen were Soroptl- There was no opposition to the .east where driving was limited hy OPA officials - estimated ^nd.scape with a bold and sweep their parallel In any self respect King himself walked in and laid unknown. carriers and our attack group con. Political Dish mist club, Manchester Country reelection ojf James J. Clerkin of the rationing of gasoline, also would he a "number of weeks” Baruch , committee on nibber President aa to what he plans to wear out. would have to knock off work and .•\ahurhanipal unless we di>-.some- aisting of dive bombers and tor- silent but one official, whose name himself down among hi6 wives (The Navy announced Aug. 25 club. New Britain, federation president. scarce there. f()re that agency could bej would be clear, factual, and a ing bru.sh; cle*r, cool mornings go over to New London and get ing newspaper or magazine. And fhing with it. And there Is only pedo planes took off, 'They found was withheld, said Churchilt'i do on more Important and more Any old-time ‘"tight'’ cooper one thing to do — and that IsHo that the Japanese Had counter (Continued from Page One) I Monday, September 14 All Inciitnbent vice-presidents When at last the president, rationing gasoline on a nationwi liasls for definite policy. in which one looks tw ice, at the the tooth pulled. 'Knock off. helir It i.. po.„,v.iy u.,„< I J" .'ifs attacked in the Solomons and that the small Japanese carrier at 4:10 tpeech gave the Indian g^roupa re I Opening rehearsal, Beethoven difficult aspecta of the wage ques' could produce such a bucket. But Buv Bonds arid War Stamps anil • maining friendly with England except Walter Kohler of Danbury, holding a big stick In one hand, of basis. All these things tbe report Is. dew; to see whether it is frost; said the foreman. 'See that man to find that so obsessed are tome ao the great Ashurbanipal. the a half dozen of hia ships were dam p.. m. escorted by two destroyers veil, candidate for the House in Glee club, Emanuel Church at who declined to senie again, were fering 11* the medicine with the Bernard M Baruch, head o/ tion. The cost of living formula | there was one thing no cooper make our monc.v directly available and one heavy cruiser The dive renewed courage. ' Clear, moderate noons in which of the “sponsors" with the deter richest man in the world, was con to our coiintr.v hclp oiir country aged in the battle which-^^gan Michigan. 7:30. reelected. other, decisive action seemed at War Industries Board In the 1^ It la a hard-hitting affair, which first applied in the j'Llttle Steel , could do— and no cooper that down there on . the ‘ third ma- bnnibers peeled off and plunged at He asserted the back of the' All- sumed in hi* own wealth he im- otherwise it will become a melt Aug. 23. Carrier based pUmea Sharing interest with the Maine Tuesdayv-Keptember 16 They were John J. Miller of hapd. war. wo* chairman of the rubli alean the decks for national un- the sun. swung southward al it. j chine? Well, he's a dentist; mination to get their commer were reported to have effectivMjr the Jspanes* carrlei which went India Congress’ resistance move case is all right and good enough. i ever lived -ever tried to do go mdiated himself and became part ed molten mass and we the people election of a senator. governor, Opening o f Retail Credit Bu Hartford. Harold V. Feinmark of ■Thi* la'what the presideht did; committee 'whose recommend ready, is • temperate friend. cials tacked onto the beat fea bombed two Japanese carriers, o n ^ Into a tight hghthand turn. Bomba ment was broken and that, while daratandlng and action' by spar- •providing the War .Labpr' Board I That waa to fabricate a bucket ' tell him I said tor him to atop of this great conglomerated melt will he destro.ved as Ashurbanipal and three members of the House reau. Manchester Country club. New Haven. Cfilfton Scory of Mid He a.sked Oingreas to pas* leg tions also urged expansion of ed mass o f money—and so ended bstUeahip. one transport, and sev sttHIped It I nearly dead in the sporadic outbursts recurred, there Luncheon meeting of Retail not even the President him- It is a month you always greet, holds to It rigidly. But that with one i of the doweled "head" work long enough to yank that tures in radio that nothing, no was destroyed 2600 years ago. would be nothing approaching tbe will be a contest in Connecticut's dletown. Timothy CMlUna of Water- islation authorizing him to stabil present synthetic- rubber prodtJ the Empire of the Assyrians. And Believe It or Not! eral eruiaers. The transport and a watehi,^ I Republican Fourth District con Merchants Division. Chamber of ize farm price*, sayjng that at the aelf in its broad charge of past after one ot two aample days', board; aince announcing the for tooth out.' So thia man with the matter how grave or how vital It cruiser were reported left burning effectiveness of the earlier demon hury. Eugene Kent of New London tion program from aa annual tol I pieces lefi out. If there ever had it never rose again. —U. S. Treasury Dept. R«*vy CruIsM’ RH vention between Mrs. Clare Booth Commerce, Manchester Country, and Carl Galasso of Stamford. same lime he did that, he would dnors, "growing out of procrasti may be, la sacred to them of free fiercely. strations. club. now of 705.000 tons to * contc| with the firm and awelling Con mula, has itself shown every ' been such]a cooper, and tf he had •ore tooth spolte to the dentist-* Torpedo planes got one hit Luce, playwright-author, and ■Only Miller was opposed, ami stabilize wages plated figure of 1.100,000. from the intrusion of their abomi Six Veaaels Damaged Major Dsnmge to Ralhvays UedncMlay, Kcpieniber 16 nations, indecisions, conflict of viction that it ia the finest Ume willingness to violate Ita own for- |aomehow ‘or other managed to J pipe worker, the pipe worker took amidship on the heavy cruiser, and Official sources said major dam Mias Vivien KellemS, president of he defeated the Md of ^ an k But he .set the deadline fqr the nable ballyhood. (The following day the Navy re- a manufacturing concern,- who Manchester 4-H Club Dance, requested congressional authoriaa- authority, clashes of personali of all th* year, and how could mula, finding oiia excuaa after ! smuggle luch a bucket into the ! a look Into the guy's mouth, bor pertad that aix .additional ships of another torpedo whKh missed the age had been done railways dur City View Dance Hall, Keeney, Mfirrii. seek House nomination in a. 'iTie yice-preajdency vacated by tion at Oct. 1. warning: Kansa.s was first .settled in 161 ties, lack of understanding, de- you have forgotten it? How another for recommending wage well on Woodworth'a dad'a farm rowed a pair of pliers from the An oil company. let ua aay, w1U the foe had b*en damaged in the carrier hit one of the escorting ing recent disturiiances in Bihar street. j Connecticut I Glamour Girls destroyers. province. Including derailments, four-way battle with . Former Kohler went . to Benjamin Peeck "In the event that the Congress became a territory with a partT laya and early non-use of known have auccumbed ,to aoft magic- of increases higher than those that down in Scituate, you. can bet man on the next bench, grabbed "take over" some atudioua, aeri- Solomons battle. The ships re Lieut. Gov. Clifford B. Wilson and Annual meeting and election of Colorado in 18.54 and wa* admit j ported successfully attacked were - One of our dive bombers shot the kHling of train crews and the officers. Army and Navy club, at of Danbury, and a new vice-presi should fail to art, and -act ade ' alcohol procesMS." April when It waa April, and the would be Justified by the formula | that what Sam later had to say the patient's upper Up right un oua, highly intelligent comments- j down a Japanese torpedo plane burning of stations. Daniel F. B. Hickey, wealthy dency created by the convention quately, I shall accept the respon to the Union Jan. 29, 1861. Not Wanted two destroyers and four miscel yachtsman-lawyer. 8 o'clock. Tbe ealstence o f such confu- cool promlae of May and the der his nose, tjlted his head back tor on the progress of the world laneous veasela. An enemy de which had Just taken off from the Dr. Syamaprosad Mookerjee, '•vas filled by W. 8. Mayhew of sibility. and I will act." itaelf. Another order to the W a r' about the Old Oaken Bucket Tbe week s political calendar in Sunday, September 20 iMon was the reason- why the Ba Y ankee A stroyer was damaged by American carrier deck. Our own attack Dr. R. J. Moonjee and other lead Field trials. Mancheater Coon Norwalk. ' . He announced he would put Into rarity of June? How have glv* ^ b o r Board, Instructing it to on- | would have been a million miles and pulled the tooth, first try, conflict and then break into his bilef: effect a* "rapidly as arrangements ruch aommlttee was finally By A. H. 0 . diva bombers on the night of Aug. group escaped with mi.ior damage ers of the Hindu Mahasabha. third and Fox club, Coventry club FOR s a l e en ^ y a lt y ' and aentiment to serve Its own formula to the let- , from laudatory. Imagine Sam without benefit of local anesthe diacoursa with two or thraa com Arizona Copper Mine 2S-24 when a Jap destroyer force to one plane. It waa hit by a small largest political party in India, de Maine—Election featuring third- houae. can be made" a set of recommen 16 ft. Trailer, good .'aamed. But if the committee"! thesa Vhen, all along, there was ter. might »'ln the President's \ grabbing the well rope, hoiating sia or the moral support o f any mercials calculated to show that attempted to shell Guadalcanal group 'of Zeros circling the car clared Churchill had betrayed a term nomination bid of Senator Monday, .September 21 dations. from hi* special rubber reasonablei Dnn-Ttierm To Hire 100' Women to Wallace H. White, Jr., Republican, Leaves Vacaiiey n p ort glares no feelings in its September in store? case for him. up the bucket in throat-parched white clad attendant. Then both, if the war la won It will be be LETTERS OF PRIV.\TE Island. The other destroyer and rier. Other Zeros failed to press lack of statesmanship. Meeting Women’s Auxiliary C committee which included nation burner. who won reelection in. 1938 from wide gasoline rationing and dras arittcism of the past, it also has HEELER Fill Men's John. th* miacellaneou* craft were re home attacks on our planes and Despite apparent- conflicts, the of C. at Hotel Sheridan quarters, M. TC. HUFFMAN . Now in September, such loyal .Anticipation of a swell guzzle of went jigh t back to their work at cause this company provided the (Apologies to H. 1. rhilllps) Indians are united on the demand Louis J. Brann by leas than 5,‘000 tic restriction* on civilian motor tough words for the public's roie ported left burning. 'The Navy the enemy anti-aircraft fire waa Friday, .September 25 In Seliool Svsleiii 166 BIsselt Street ties seem only passing and fickle. icy cold water—only to find that submarine stuff." armed forces with incomparable Dear Mom; also reported that on thia date an relatively light. for freedom and England should In a total vote ot more than 300,- Norwich District Conference at ing. both Intended to conserve iB the future. Miami, Ariz., ' Sept. 12— (*») — 000; opposed Monday b>kDemocrat Telephoiie 4f48 When, if ever, has there been the precioua fluid had all poured My friend.went on: "We have gasoline and lubricants. Or-some, Well here I am. safensoiin at enemy eniiaer had been left burn Returning to our carrier* oUV surrender power to the Indian na South Methodist church. rubber. •TOscomfort' or defeat, no mid- the Hotel Bond up. in Hartfor'l, Women are going to work for Ari ing fiercely and a transport had tional, government forthwith, they rulton J. Redman, PorUand law Tuesday, September 29 -'End to Double-Time Rates finer wealth of aunrlae and air Scrap Drive out through the opening in the every profession and trade at the patent medicine' concern will dive bomber* encouhtered enemy Dr. Alfred Sundquiet's depar «Ba course," is the choice the and the Republlcaa state conven zona's hard-pressed copper mines, been hit. dive bomber* and shot down threa said in • statement, adding; yer. Joint meeting of ail local Ser He decreed an end to payment incomplete bottom, leaving only sponsor a aklllfully wrltteri amj In one of two congressional ture from Mancheater to enter the and vista and pleasant contem E.' B., besides a lot of men clear tion of 1942 that will go down in but glamour girls need not apply, (The Navy reported then that of them without our planes receiv "Churchill waa absolutely silent vice club* aa a Ladies' Night. armed forces leaves a vacancy in of double-time rates for work on .aommittes offers ' the public. ri CCS. Brann, former Democratic plation for all the senses? Even Date Is Siet a alight and aggravating damp up to late middle age who never directed dramatic episode which history la going to start shooting ’'It'S hard, dirty work and we more than a dozen enemy veasela ing even a scratch 'They also on thia issue." the school system. Dr. Sundquist any particular day of the week- FOB SALE That’a the way M has to be. The had been damaged since the new i,uveiaor. is opposing Robert Hale, Jives Himseif. Into Hospital' the meadows shorn in July have ness where it had once been. did a tap of 'real work before in might well bring home to listen the works in on hour or 2, with don't want the glamorous type," sighted 30 enemy dive bombers, and Dr. Robert Keeney Were such as Satiirday. Sunday or holi Rato Electric- Power PloaS, | aemmlttse itself frowhs on tbe yore son Ward 'one of the high Japanese thrust against the Solo ..cpuo.ican lawyer of Portland, Aabury Park, N. J.— Hep- days \-although rdoiible time pay nlloe drlveo, 660 watta, grown green again, green while .Well, tf you ask me, that shows their Uvea. We have accountants ers the heroism and perils of our torpedo planes and lighters en school doctors and when Dr. Keen muckimucks, as I tolled you U R. W. Hughes, general superin mons began, and that In the pre who deieated Incumbent Republi cat PaUy Quatrano, 19. Jived him ey . resigned. Dr. Sundquist took ments for work on a seventh con volte output. Just Hha Me Idea of "sacrifice for its own Committee Wants Cam* fighting forces— if It were not tendent of The Miami Copper route to attack our carrier*. The*e Tires and Tubes, the pumpkin turns ^ d the corn ^ that the old handicraft coopers and carpenters, chauffeurs and would be last spr.ing when the liminary phases of the battle 21 enemy groups, however, failed to can Kep. James C. Oliver in the self into a hospital. He dislocated over the whole Job. No appoint secutive day la permitted. ■ sake." But it certainly finds the Company, said today as he order enemy planes were shot down with pi'i..iary. Kep. Ma>garet Cliase M. R. H U rrM A ll sallows and the apple falls. There puign to Start Sept. 28 were Intellectual giants compared salesmen by the dozen, store tailed by the implication that boss let me be the one to inter- find us. his left shoulder vybile dancing at ment will be made ulUil the schcral Price Administrator Leon Hen 166 Bisoell Street facts of -a drastic emergency duce the club reaerlution besieg ed the hiring of about 100 women . only minor losses to United States Allowed bv Board omtin. Republican, is opposed by Convention Hall. He warn released is a gentian heading toward to the Congressional majority clerks, real estate dealers, bar only people who use its laxatives to fill Jobs heretofore held by men. bleanwhile, our task force waa board has had time to' gri'e the derson becked the president’s TetephoM 4646 which make sacrifice Imperative, \ml End Oct. l7. ing Baldwin tq run. ■ ' . craft.) Bradiord C. Redunnett, Democrat, after treatment at the hospital. appointment more consideration. effort to sbacklo living eosta by bloom, low by the brook, and a that exempted farm products tenders. waiters, hotel clerks, or headache pjllj could possibly The women won't be sent under Our total losses, which were in expecting an attack momentarily. not for its own sake, but for the There-lsn4t much■ news yet. ex It came and ■ deyniOred into the while Rep. Frank Feilowa, Repub ripe peach left high in the hill from the price-pegging authoriza fishermen, -ex-motormcn, ' tots of be in physical shape for such' gal ground. blit they'IJ take over me finitesimal compared, with the lican, has no opposition. Qo\. Sum Bake ot Victory. New "i'ork. Sept. 12--i,ei—A cept vt'hat's been going, on round chanical jobs in the cone’en testing greatest air batt'o of the war •• During the week ending Sep side orchard, lushness such as the garage mechanics of course, silk lant deeds. Every soldier and sail the iKltel. The bos.s says that s enemy’s, w ere one ship damaged ner Bewail, 'Kepublican. is seeking general committee for ^the news tion measure. plant and the machine, pipefitting but not' put out of action and five our fighter pla'nes rr)if.»d into, ene tember 5. the following certlflrates The obmmittee'a recommenda- or in the Army and. Navy would jijemy. what with meetings going for the purchase of .new tires and re-elecliob in a contest with seneea know at no other jeason papers' scrap metal drive has rec Congress left out part of the wesyers, farmers and farm hands, and repair' shnfie. Navy and three Marine Corps my dive bombefa and c.-icort Zeros. Georgs W. Lane, Jr., Lewiston tkma in its own words, are in m in this r'oom and that one, and I watched the attack and the air tubes and retread tires and Uibes and yet no end to it, not while the ommended that the national cam sailors, antique dealers, insurance appear to depend on the perslsj It will be the fifst time , that pilots missing. banker andveteran Democratic | tended to be a "basis upon which bottom, after having spent a lot you 'never know whether it's women have taken - their places battle from the or1t!;;c. were issued by War Price anti Ra miracle laata. paign to collect scrap start Sept. agents -everything but an uphol ent use of Black Duck c Ig v X o r Thia two-day fight against Jap-' spokesman. I the antirc nation can go forward of time and effort in building an friend or to aconilng at you with beside men at the coWier mines. anese aircraft carriers and be Japanese planes dropped all tion Board 11-76: ... There is enough of wonder for 28 and wind up Oct. 17. sterer; I'^ve been looking for an Pinch Hit cigarettes for^the nerve .vour next glass of root beer. The Even the office staffs have been New truck and passenger tires Connecticut — Fourth District together, uniting our energies otherwise satisfactory bucket -of tween Japanese and United States around in great flaming streama of Republican convention. i any man, mole than he can sense, Memberi of the committee, upholsterer for a Job that needs to kill off his share of* Japs. boaa. says ll's all elirninary, and predominantly male. Marine and Army pilots over 'the smoke qa pur fighters and anti and tubes: James. D. Aceto. 591 against the enemy instead of dis price stabilization, apparently In the real work is g-oing to be for Relieves Plan Will Succeed Hilliard atreet; Alexander Jarvis Massachusetts — Primary to , V even though he defy* the invita whose appointment wa.s an doing at my house in off-time, but Government bpriiau suggestions Solomons was the third round in aircraft blaat'ed them. -The anti sipating them in domestic wran nounced yeKterd.-iy by .Walter M. the wishful hope that it would us delegates when; we get in there The shortage of men and the the battle of the Solomona. the aircraft guns of our ships were Co.. Center street. name candidates for senator, 14 tion to vigor and do nothing I haven't found one In the plant as to nutrition are twisted to coii- Grade II passenger; Francis V. House seats and governor. Senator \ gling. It appreciates that it is Dcarl pre.sldent of The American hoia water anyhow. and lissen to the speeches and demands for increased copper pro first having been the Marines' oc blazing so continuously that the more than bask in it all, lazily Newspaper Publlshera Aasocia- yet. I will," though. There's dead vey the implication that the p ar-1 cast up our votes. He’ll give us duction brought or. this innova cupation of Guadalcanal and Tula- ships themselves appeared to be Smith. 456 Wetherell street: Allen Lodge, seeking second term noml- ; asking the public to make sacri- Of course the . stabilization B. Belcher. 41 Kensington street; content to have all things at a Cion, tire: 4 . certain to be one around some ticular product o f some particu- ^ tion which Hughes believes will gi islands August 7 and 8 under on fire. Out of an estimated 70 nation, is opposed by Courtney floes because of mistakes that measure tunied out, as everyone to work, usT being the delegates, •>* successful. "The nearby Inspir- the cover of aerial bombing and planes In the Japanese attack John F. Chappelle. 41 Cambridge Oocker, 61-year-old Boston law good point. R. W. Slocum, Philadelphia Bul where ii I can only get on bis lar' food concern has been direct- i hava been made and. for which letin. chairman; Edwin F. Abels, out-side of Congress knew it He says it ain't shaped up yet, Consolidated Copper C^m warship shelling, and the second group, only 10 got through to drop street: Frank Glode, 1701 Tolland yer who has centered hia cam trail." ly endorse^ by Washington. A pany plana to follow Miami Cop was a cruiskr battle August. 9. their bombs. Turnpike; Charles Lasar, 4 Taylor paign on Lodge's pre-Pearl Har the people are not to blame. But president of the National Editor would, to be of no use whatever. which way we aim to go. what street. ial As.«(oclatlon:' Lawrence Out ' One for the book, though. Is furniture concern, clearly shoot with Fairfield >, Counting acting per's idea. The mine labor short Between August 9 and yester The Japanese had planned a co bor voting record. Curley, one wrong things done In the past Presidential Sample But nevertheless Congress has re age in the west is so critical that Retread truck tires and tubes; look. Lawrence. Kaa,; George C. ing at the increased purchasing ugly toward a sweet pear like day there have been frequent M - ! ordinated dive Itomber and torpe- time governor, former congress cannot be cited as a defense for fused to do anything about it-^' this; "At lunch time the other — inors were "frozen"'In their Jobs gagementa aa the 'enemy felt out i do.,Dlane attack but the torpedo Hartman Tobacco, Buckland: Ru man. -three-tlmea Boston mayor, i \ One justified demand on the Blggers, Atlanta Journal, Atlan power of munition workers, bally- that Clare woman and Ken Brad dolph C, Eckert' 38' j Summer making mistakes in the future. ta, Ga.; W. G. Chandler, ■Scrjpps- and that's why Pre.sldent Roo.se- night one of our fellows was' go ley, but he's keeping In close tuch by Federal order. our positions in' preparations for a p la i^ never reached their objec- seeks Democratic nomination in ' part of Congress, when the Presi hoos what it flagrantly calls a 'Uorhen of the Miami district, CLunterattaek. These engagements tivea. Our fighters intercepted 15 street. The war demands that we do Howard new.spapers., New._ York: velt has now g\v*n that body till, ing along a passage among some with the inside, and says he'll 11th Congreaaional district in race dent submitted his Labor Day de some of whose husbands, fathers included the Japanese air attacks of them 40 miles from our ships Retread passenger tires and against Rep. Thomas . H. Eliot, ' William Dwight, Holyoke Tran- Octobei 1 to put a complete bot offices with a requisition to be "Victory" offering, and as a face- have us on the inside too before these things. Victory can be won mand for action repealing the ar and brother!* already work in th# or. the Guadalcanal-Tulagl area and quickly shot down eight, one tubes: John E. Ashton. 81 Avon grandson of former president of scr pt. Holyoke. Mass.: J. F. Fitz O K'd when he ran across a chap saving afterthought prates about it is time to vote, so we shouldn't mines, are anxious to take the dale street; Robert Fraricis Camp no other way." tificial. restraint on control of patrick. Salt Lake City Tribune tom in the bucket; or else. worry and have ourselves a good and activity by enemy aubmannes after another. The remaining aey- Harvard. Gov. Leverett - Salton- ■ sitting in an office chair having buying war bonds or stamps- the Jobs." Hughes said. "Thia will be •gainst our transports, plus th e' en turned and fled. bell, 76 North School street; G. A. stall. Republican, seeks renomlna- The committee rccommenda- farm prices, w-a.s for information anc Telegram. Salt Lake City. - Likely to Come Down time. even more advantageous than if Chappell. 478 North Main atreet; FOR GIRLS ON WAR WORl L’t-sji; W. S. Gilmore, president of his hail cut by ap obviously pro dollars of course* for the over- occasional shelling of our Marine i Just before the enemy dive tion. I tibns which directly affect' the as to what kind of control it waa •My guess is that it w ill be done Ram and I .sat in the lobby for we were able to bnng in men from, shore pbaitions by Japanese sub- | bombers reached ua another small Franci* S. Piach, 464 Hartford The American Society of News fessional barber—in overalls and stuffed chairs, the dimes for the a spell, and you'd' be surprised other placns because a housing road: Thomas H. McCartan, 9 Miasissippi—Run-off democratic public are relatively simple, all the Presitlent himself, promised paper Editors, tletrolt News. De —by the Congress. I don't believe marines or destroyers on hit and attack group took off from our senatorial nomination race be Jumper." stamps. what you can see. The Republic shortage already exists." run raids. carrier. They encountered a Plano Place; Andress M. Lorenzen, based on the fact that, for some to enforce over wAges. . troit, Mich. that that body .will risk leaving ans are as good a crowd of look Miami Copper, and all of Ari 183 Main- street: Graver C. tween Former Senato'f- James O. Also J. D. Gortatowsky, Hearst The whole tbmg is so sordid, to Fires Harmless Shells strong enemy force of one' Mutsu Eastland, who led In a recent time to come, we shall be operat- .^ h e President him.self had fl- the halting of the runawny cost ers aa you ever did êe-, tsnd I zona's, other copper mines, are I was at Guadalcanal at 2:30 class battleship, four heavy cruia- Schildgr. 575 Gardner street: Wal biK our military and civilian es newspaper*. New York; J. .M. The Radio Kymptom offensive t o . good taste, to say don't see as how vce can lose if we working 24 hours a day, seven a. m. yesterday during the latest ter V. Sieffert. 65 •'Devon Drive; primary, and Senator Wall Doxey, ■•nKly arrived at the great truth Harding, Omaha World-Herald, of living to executive action. ers. six light cruisers and six de the prirnarj. runner-up. Like a good many other folks nothing of the .intelligence of the pel Baldwin to run -and -the boss days a week. aUch attack when a submarine sur stroy era. F ^ c U V. Smith. 456 Wetherell 3:30 P. M. To Midnight Shift tablishment oh the basis o t a. sup^ that, to defeat inflation, all the Omaha, Neb.; Charles P. Man- There is much too great a chance say that s in the ■ bag. which street; William Strong Mounce^^l4 New Hampshire—Candidates to I have been doing a good deal of listener, that it is a bit surprising faced offshore and fired eight On» Plane Hhot Down ply of rubber far too slim and factors contributing to Inflation ship. Baton, Roug4^ Advocate and that 'such a proceeding would shows what a mighty lot of good •hells harmlessly. Eldridge street; George C. Uriel, be named for senator, governor, State-Times, l^ton Rouge, La.; that the. radio has any influence Our planes attacked. One bomb narrow for comfort. guessing as to the kind' of world a little reserlution can do. Asit- During the lull since August 9 ' hit the battleship) Just aft of the 411 North Main street; WUliam and two Houae seats. Senator must be controlled together. .He Roy D. .Vooye, Canton Repository. cause an enormous majority of Bond “Plirc'liasiiig First, gas rationing is .to be thia ia going to be when the Hit at all. Yet think what it might be ting in the' lobby. I felt Sam go our task force has been sighted • smoke-stack while one torpedo hit F. Zinsser, 199 Center street; Gil Styles Bridges. Republican, has More Pioneer Parachutes for AmeHean aTlalpn atis.s saya, 96 enemy planes known to have ranging Army B-17a attacked the goyernoi;.T’ Five House district will be needed later. Otizens of Manrhesler who have spare rooms available different basic impulse, from the night: hold the first, rehearsal of the new conventiona are. held separately,a^nnrnt^lv jI od was explored, but it wa- found j Naturally enough, there has Will Determine almost universally held in this which the n d io shall occupy the^ there has to be so much talking "The mounting rrquir*ments of been shot down by our planes and Japanese carrier and scored four season Monday evening at 7:30 In'. .antiaircraft, it ia believed that near misaes. Gov. Robert A. Hurley, Democrat, i to be Inescapable. This must be ; been a movement within Congress country that representative gov one which mankind has known position of the young man in the and not knowing things until the war demand .that our sale of Emanuel Lutheran Church, and will render ■ patriotle service, and make a conlribiition to the war effort, hf many more Japanese aircraft were At dusk, the enemy carriers la unopposed for renomination. kept in mind, the limitation ii) th ■ I to make it plain' that, if 'farm heretofore. stiff straw bat and malacca cane midnight, and it's good the^ hotel war bonds be continued and Inten- prospective members are cordially New Jersey—Primary to name Suspects Sanity ernment and the essentiala of de has rooms .enough or It v^'uld be lost in night landings or failed to and accompanying warships re- invited to attend. Voice trybuta renting tuch rooms to these war workers*. use of I do think, however, that what who stands in ftont of the circus 'Ified . . . The voluntary war return to their, carriers. candidates for senator ami - l4 , gas-)iine IS not. due to | prkes are to be controlled, wyage mocracy are inseparable.. ,^ w - all one big talk. ' / bond program has produced and .treated northward, and this morn will be given by Fred E. Werner, shortage of that commoiiUy—il ever may be the fundamental side show and calls on the Heavy damage was inflicted on ing they couldn't be located by our House seat*. Senator William H. rates must al.so he controlled. The Mexico 'ity,- Sept. 12--i/P)Â eyer, it is also essential to the It's a fine hotel, aluiiDugh they '.'ill continue to produce a great conductor of the club. Smathers. Democrat, is Unopposed; ' ls wholly a measure of rubber enemy shipping. The Japanese •couta. Thia local male chorus haa been ^ ery few of these girls have autoihohilea, therefore rooms eonv'enienl to bii« present object of this movement medical commission was assem preservation of the .democratic changes wrought by this trial of "rubes" to come one come all and was saying that Willard Rogers, contribution to the nation's war were .turned back as in the first six Republicans, including Albert.; bled today to determine the aanlty effort." One or poasibty two amal! Jap active In promoting good music aa\-lng. That ia why the restric IS to extend-to the President spe system th at', the representative humanity in the furnace of world see the bearded lady. We shall the Big Shot who runs it- claims Coral Sea battle and their forces anese ships sneaked into the Gua- W’. Hawkes, a former president of of Gregorio Cardenais Hernandez. taint worth much, and Hartford Morgenthau, noting that "the this and aurroundlng communities lines, or within walking .distaitee o f the plant, are preferable. Where room s' tion la to be hation-wide. Any lo government shall be repre'senta- w;ide destruction, there are cer realize, by then, that we can't af dealt staggering . punishment but dafcanal coast yeaterday evening the V. Chamber of Commerce, cific authority over wages, alonq 27-year-old chemistry student un ia a . fine city. The boss says ne impre.s.slon seems to have spread for the past 17 years. Thia sea seek the right to oppose him in calized measure would be unfair tain relatively minor symptoms ford to .waste a potentially great not completely knocked out. At and attempted to land a handful son. despite the fact that many of w’ith the specifii authority o\'er der arrest on suspicion of murder j live In substance, as well as in only respires to be able to operate that I-regard the voluntary war thia writing, a fight ia still in pros- ' November. are not ronvenient lo puhlir eating places, it wrll he very helpful if sptiie arcan*i:e‘ and futile." of troops from small boats. The their members are in the seii'ice farm prices ,he has requested, so. in connection with the deaths of form, and that the representa of the disease of the old order informative agency on ballyhoo— at home the way the boys in bond program as a.'failure'," said: pect. : Marines dive bombed one enemy Republican Scrap In Michigan - four young women whose bodies which will disappear. One • of , which ia mostly lies Hartford do. He .says they got “TTiia la not onl" a dlatprt'oi of Use Thousands of Troops of their country, those remaining Michigan Primary .to select »ment ran he made to obtain a late hreftkfast, either on the premises, or iiearbi. The second drastic committee as to make it plain that it is the tion shall stem from the people I destroyer, while .our planes straf wdU make a determined effort to .were unearthed in his garden. one big club, and everything alt anything I have said on the sub- The Japanese planned to attack ; nominees for senator, governor, I recommendation which affects the will of Congress that the Presi as a whole and not from either these is that flippant inkmcerity M. ed the landing boats repeatedly. carry on. With many new reel- Apjmlptment of the commiailon smoothed and that even little at lect but it is a'so an injii'tice to guadalcanSl by air and land, using The Marines reported that as far and 7 House seats. Senator Pren public IS that all driving, pas.ser.- dent himself play no favorites, was requested last night ' by the special privilege or organized mi that so fa r appears to have visit Niantic River Road, coma always grow into a big ok. the hundreds of thouaan''s of de dents In town it.la hoped to add a If you have one or more rooms available, and voii wish to cooperate, a Uom* Uiouaanda of troops under warship as they were able to observe, not number of singer* to the club tiss M. Brown. Democrat. Is/ un ger car and trucks as well iwe making wage recipient* his dar district attorney’s office, in whose norities. If and when Congress ed all peoples aa soon aa they Waterford, Conn. Thata poUtica and duaen concern voted vplunteera in ail parts of the and air bombardment. But the a single Japanese soldier reached opposed, but there's a Republican cus ody Cardenas was placed after country who are working night roeter. ; pany representative will he pleascfl to eaJI a! ypur home lo discuss the matter might say defense -workrta . as ling aa Cdngie.sa has made the falls to function aa a truly repre have arrived at a certain degree you, but can be mighty fasemat- Japanese airforce waa smashed the shore. senatorial nomination scrap be prolonged questioning by police. ing hearing such înga so long and .day to bnllst the nation's sav A aocial meeting ia planned for well I be held to a ■peed of 35 of relative prosperity. out of the skies and the Invasion During the night, one group of, tween EUon''R. Eaton. Plymouth farm bloc Us own. According to the police, Cardenas sentative bodjr - then its uaeful- aa it duaejt take our mind off the ings for the war." - fleet was turned back, and our the following Monday evening. weekly newspaper publUheV. and and furnish further details. Just send your name and aildress to us by mail— Japanese ships kept coming south. September 21. with Raymond miles an hour. Thia will prolong In back of thia there la a peb- already has eonfeaasd the alay-<. nesa, until the failure shall hava I knew of no more atriklng Eritrean Plants work at hand which ia heading He mentioned again the need grip on the southeastern Solomona Marine and Navy diva bombers Gerald L. K. Smith, former Huey th* life of present tires by nearly Inga. for heavy taxation to vipplemept aow Is firmer than before. Erickaen and hia committee in or telephone 4157 and ask for Extension 1. sistent and record-Juittfled fael- been corrected, becomes wide manlfeatation of that Inalncerity our party onto victory. But you from Guadalcanal attacked them cherge. Long lieutenant and now head of 40 per oent, delay the - present needen woiry they can let the the financing of the war. The Japanese invasion fores cen- thia morning northward of Flori what , he calla the "Committee of tng that the President himself open to question. than the ballyhoo which, througn- Seen Satisfactory •Istsd of two main task rorces; danger that, in 1944, "there wnll talk go on and when the dermatic da island, (jne transport and one ■maeSertng of Knowtedg* 1.000.000." Smith switched to the may "talk- tough" on inflation. I think it highly probable that out our entire national life, haa moment cornea I'll be in there ona containing carriers with bat heay-y cruiser wercp«hlt by bombs Republican banner recently. be an all p ^ th s La«t Night Ask A'lows o« Program but complete coilapse I but shrink from the tough, decl- there are enough members of fiddled the- tune to which we voting and decldlpg like a true tleships, heavy and light cruisers and aet afire. When seen later by . Mr*. Kemp, first wife of the late jo f the 27.000.000 Cairo. Sept. 12—(>Pi—MaJ. Gen and dMtroyers, and the ether cen our acouta. both ships were stop High Point. N. C.— TTiure- Hall Roosevelt, brother o f the first passenger ear* rive action. «'hleh alone can win Americana hava danced, political member of thia' augusembly. vot Waterhurj’. Sept. 12 '(H — New York — Dr Emil Altman, both the Houae and Senata who Russell L. MaxwelU commander of tering on a small carrier escorted ped dead in the water. The other ton H.. Jacksop. Jr.; 20. should, lady, running, for 17th Congression |1b America." ^ the battle. ing wbats best for tha party and Members of the Exe-ut'"e Puard have little trouble finding a spot' 69. neuropsychlatiUt and former realiie tha fundamental truth of ly, commercially, educationally U. S. forces In tha Middle East, the aorrjlng state of Conn and by ona heavy cruiser and two de- ■ vessels fled northward. al district nomination on the Dem If these Hung* are done, it tbe In answer to all thia trend in chief medical examiner of the New and even, to no stnaU dagrsa, ra- expressed gstlsfsction today over of the Connecticut Industrial •troyars. In addition, there were This morning, ons of our scout is tha army. In his occupational ocratic ticket: Rep. Clare E. Hoff- . these self evident facta, howevar for the boss and for yur aon, so Union Council (the (3pnnecUc..t questionnaire Jackson liitml seven I rubber situation 1* put under the Ikmgress. to t rltlcisiii of his omis Y ork 'C ity Board of EktUcation. ligldusly and morally—aa have the progress made^n setting up don worry and all will be well several other groups of tranaporta bombers attacked two submarines man. Republican critic of the ad- St. Louis Dr. O. A. Kelly, 47, little attention they have been American Inatallations In Eritrea CIOI visited Governor Hurley In under warship prutectiun. found un the surfscc, trades in which he had experience mlnistratlun'a foreign policies be PIONEER IbontVol of a rubber adn'iini.'-trutur, after I ' have don my duly yur sion of a clear and specific state president of The American Society paying to it, to prevent Congress tbe peoples of most what wa' have fur the repair and manufacture of his cr.'ic e J eJi-Tda". au . n ; ’ i In the battle, our aircraft made .This afternoon, Japanese planes and 36 in which he bad training. fore Pearl Harbor, oppooed by Ben- ^ the •ommltUe r^^mmenda, it luvlng son W. Heeler delegate. 'views of the council's Icglclat;'. J ment of his prospective wage of Exodontiats and Oral Surgeons. from taking the' suicidal course called "western ' civilization.” aircraft equipment. four separate attacks. The largest attacked Ouadalcanal from an al ton J. Burton and J-. T. Hammond. ' jasay be poealble to achieve not poUcj', to' the'question of how and Cleveland—Joseph F. Froggett, program. Except to report "a waa by our carrier planes on a titude of 27,000 feet in a hit-run fVow Destroys Ratloolag Book Wisconsin—Primary to choose [ of challenging the ext^prdinary And I am pretty well convinced The -Eritrean. plants will handle Truck Driver Doubly Lucky rank discussion of all subjects." |oidy a certainty that our necea- 72. senior editor of Daily Metal R.A.F. equipment as well as that Japanese carrier. ^ e carrier raid, but there waa no damage. nominees for governor and 10 with what authority he intends to wartime powers of the President. that the most complete crystal- '>)uicl' rccrcta r' John .1. D '!' 'I r'. lines also attacked two other Columbia, 8. C.—UPi—Ennis iBltlUry requiremanta can Trade, widely known columnist In of United States fighting planes. Willoughby. O. - - i/Ti — Collect Ajt at the battle ot the Coral House memberahip#. AU 10 House move on^the wage front, the Pres the iron and steel Industry, and I look to see Congress emulata Uzati’ih of that ballyhoo l^ to be declined to ciip|pcnt on the vi '. Japansss warship forcss whils Sea and the battle o f Miilway, sur twain told RatioBiBg Board offl- incumbents—aix Rcpublieans. three J I fee BWt. b«rt also a guarantee of General Maxwell waa-accompanied ing scrap m eul. Truck Driver PARACHUTE COMPANY, tac. ident has now given a sample ac veteran newspaperman, v found in the commercial sxplolta- He said similar interviews would Navy and Marins dive-bombers face ahipa were never within many eiala hia pst crow ^ g M cd on hia Progreaaivea. dhe Democrat—aeek- th# celebrated treed coon . who, by members of hia staff. Dewey Lamoreaux passed R«Jhe- be sought with Raymond E. Bald- in ei%‘ilian uae and distri- tion. a demonstration of method from Guadslcsnal battered the miles of each other and all the back, pUlled hia gasoline rationing ing renominatinn with isolattonisin ' when the hunter drew a bead on tion of the radio. American nurses huve arrived ater Ju.st in time to lu-itr Iil'j nniiie .111 unJ Jr.jytr f.t;. Levy, ■ Keiuh'l- separate group of Japanese war U the iroiul coach cai ! :n Uiiiie'a a.iJ 'ere ."t? i'hv' no.. fighting was done by alrplaiun. book from his pocket and then the prime^sue rai.sed by opponent* 16R FOREST STREET priAent|which he probably hoi»es will al»o.: ^ it, exclaimed in perfectly plain At tilts desperately critual pe !lc I r : :i ' V'M’ '' tiV.-iunci. J .e ;n ati I 'T'-t gubernatoiiaJ ships and tranaporta this morning. When first slgh‘,ed. the Oinxîag hew lip into a tree to tear ] hospitals there, it waa repbrled. 1 proceeued AuOO richer. the againsl an but the ailiing Demo- nominees resDecUvals. Tbs balUs 0turU4 with-an at earner groupa were imlea apart. book into bits. leraL , i / . - J. 3 \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1942 M < 3E C I O T t f . . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATDRDAT, SEPTEMBER 12, J942 F A O I M D fi \

• SERIAL STORY ASSOCIATED Pl^l NIEWS IN IPICTURI OF BRIGHTNESS GONE Republican Big*Wigs at Convention As Nutmeg State G. O. P. Met in Hartford COPYRiaHT. I #40. BY HOLLY WATTERSON - NBA SBRVICB. INC.

Birthday Present like that, don't you see how it CHAPTHat XV • would look? It would look as It was working out, Candace though I ’ve been trying to put 11 thought happily, in a ■ way that something over— ” waa almoat too good to be true. "Do you mean,” she said, "do The big Intrafraternity dance, you mean—you’ve never told her Martin's birthday and. best of all, about me, either?” her transfer ^ coming at once He laughed bitterly. "The first' COLOR RCVSE YOUR H A IR !!!! like thie! minute she was nice to me 1 sup Is Handyman Where Quality inrPrinting Reigna Tree Surgery She h a d ^ v e ra l days off before pose I should have warned her, A color rinse will bring out the highlights in your hair she wasÂo start at (jood Samari 'Don't you go falling in love with tan. They gave her a chance to me; I ’m taken.’ That would have Of This Town Wolcott’s Job and inten.sify its ctilor. This is not a dye and must b# make arrangements with Mrs. marked me down as a nice chump,, applied after each shampoo. Price 2.>c. Prosser for a birthday euppcr wouldn’t it? " it-v -i. after the dance, and to do some Candace flushed resentfully. J. R. Braithwaite Is Ex* Local Expert Also Does personal shopping. “ All these months since, though," She squandered long-saved mon she suggested; but he didn't an perl on Firearms and Lanilscaping and Can ey on a dress she felt befitting to swer that. She persisted, "You'H such a great occasion. She was ex tell her now, won’t you? You’ll Almost £,verything. Check JapJBeelles. quisite in a panay-purple thing go to her, tomorrow, and tell her ^ — • that clung in all the right places about me? About— us?” Well, it's almost time again for Landscaping and tree surgery. 99 .East Center Street and billowed frothily for the rest. htsrtin swore. "N o," he said That is the business of John S. It did marvelous things for her that most favorite of all outdoor explosively.' "Going to her, drama ■Wolcott, located at 117 Hollister skin and her fine eyes, and the tically, like that— Suppose she eporte—hunting!’ The proepecte of street. Licensed by the state this knew it. told her father? It might even taking your gun and dog and should be proof enough of the skill Candace was pleased when, at co.at me my appointment." w;hich he possesses Iri connection STORAGE dinner, the solicitous waiter left spending several hours out in the JOHN I. OLSON "W hy? W hy? Unless— ” She with the art of keeping your lawn them alone. She aat back, amtllng lovely New England flelde and struggled with stiff dry lips and shrubs in the condition which I at Martin. "What was it PeUr woode, is enough to set one's heart jLocdl atui L o n g against words that hated to come, they should be all year 'round. Contract Paintintt said he had to do?” " —unless she’s In love with you.” to pounding. There ie no greater Dhtance Moving They had planned to have din thrill. But there Is going to be Mr. Wolcott’s expert rare of He didn't deny that she was in evergreens desene.s the thanks of REPORTS — I'ndrr Serre* ner together, the three of them, love with him. "She's a kid.” he one fly in the ointment, unless snd some girl Peter hsd asked; proper precautiore are taken at many Manchester residents who Interior DccuratiiifE ^ Deppnd:ihle! Ury of War Robrrt r. Fatlrr- said. "She. thinks a penniless In attribute the condition of their aon (above) rrporlrd. that It. S. ' but at the last minute Peter had terne is "romantic." In six months once. PHONE 6260 sent word that he couldn't make You are liable to tell one of l.iwn to him. With tender care, i plane production in Augu-t »ur- she'll be over It— ’’ He sounded for plants are. after all., living J it. your friends some day, "what say Paper Hanging; — ■ !■ ».i. .aaa . /i. passcd the total produced by bitter. things, he can mirse the sick ones "Stmts case they’ve been follow we go hunting pheasant tomor These three prominent Connecticut Republicans appear in a confident mood during the Republican Germany. Japan and lUly. Re She ssked slowly, "And if she back to yigorous health, and keep THE AUSTIN A. State convention at Hartford's Bushncll Memorial auditorium Sept. 11. Left to right: XT S. Senator '•**** "ImpresFiVe" tank producing went bsd.” Martin said. isn’t, Martin? If she isn’t? Sup row ?" To which be of course "They're doing a transfusion.” the healthy ones that .way. 12 Jackson Place John A. Danaher; Raymond E. Baldwin, Republican nominee for governor and Cong. Joseph E. Talbot. ***** would double. pose I help you to lie snd cheat agrees. When you get home that, CHAMBERS CO "Tonight, of all nights,” she Probably the lawn which you a little longer and she still doesn’t evening, you go to the closet which —Photo by Fallot tried to make a aucceaa. of this Phone 4.170 68 Hollister .St., Manchester! said, sighing a little. “ But. then.” ‘get over it,’ what then?” contains your trusty gun, and take Pictured above is William Schieldge's printing shop. located ■he added, "ha doesn't get stuck year doesn't look ao good about He didn't answ-er and she it out. Unwrapping it from the at 135 Sprue'e street. It is here that Manchester clUscns find Buy Wor Bonds nearly ae often as you do, at that.” now. If thla la true don’t just thought, I ’m in. competition with casing, you are suddenly dismayed superior printing dohe at reason able prices. No matter v.-hat the hope that next year will remedy MarUn stirred guiltily,, resent his ambitions. He feels I ’m in the to And that the gun cannot be Every Pay Day Reptibliran Noiiiiiipos at Hartford fully. "That's all part of a doc type job, whether it lie a card or a book, see Schleldge. the situation. Call on Mr. Wolcott SEE FUR YUUKSEI.F! w a y ...H e r chin went up. "Sup used. W hy? Because you forgot * ★ * tor's life.” for advice on yo#^ problem, and HIGH GRADE pose on the other hand,” -she iSid. to have that trigger or some other next year will bring, without a Vou o a D go "Oh, I know,” Candace said "that I refused to be a party to la f's Dovb/o quickly, "I know! I didn't mean to such mechanism repaired at. the douht, a beautiful lawn to be ad over your car deceiving someone else as I've end of last year’s sea.«op. mired. General view of the 1942 Connecticut Republican convention during proceedings in Bushncll .Meir.'i:: I au-Ul-ri.im, liai t;.)!.1. O ur sound complsining.” Martin was been deceived. Suppose — that 1 with a magnl- PRINTING Q uota Is a Gun Expert If on the other hand, your lawn so darned touchy these days! ' made it no longer necessary for If Printing ’s by Schieldge . Now, don’t let this happen. It haa thrived throughout the sum tying g I a a i She leaned forward a little. you to lie and cheat. That I — JOB AND c o m m e r c i a l ! "M ertin,” she said softly, “I have caih be avoided so comparatively mer. don't take the. chance of when With s JMghtened sense of im original which you have. It is ad Electrical ConirsrtssE A t the Republican .State convention In Hartford, these newiy-nomlnated candidates taljt "dver their At Record Rate In fact Mr. Schieldge's motto he knows his printing. Lynn, boyish peace officer, told ing Business for Many pending doom she cried out sharp visable for you to have at least pro.spjtts. Left to rt 'ht ai. : Fr.-d R. ,. .r. gton'r.'lon. nominee for state com ptroller Bolcslaw J. , for his Spruce street headquarters For those who are looking for Army recruiters at Oklahoma 533 Main Strset ly "No!” Then she tried to lighten two keys to each lock in your is simply "Everything from a card ward to a wedding or some other Monkie.wicx, New Britain, nominee for coii),.c.ssman-at-large: and Francis A. Pallotti, >lfirtford, nomine# City she really is an expert with Years. / TeL 622T • 7«M that. "You sound so serious, let's posaession. Accidents happen.-an)| to'a b ^ k !" And since he has been auch happy occasion in the near for attorney general. riot be serious tonight— " Washington. Sept. 12.— — the rifle, too. Shipyards geared to war-pace are many are the persons who have in business here in town, he has future, it would be wise for these Rely on our experience and ' The evening was a failure. No delivering vessels at an average lost keys, causing no end of trou had the opportunity to do just folks to call at the Schieldge print service for best results. Ws mitT Gladly G i f Jo that. There is practically no job ing shop and get the ' invitations amount of pi;e;tending could save of every 82.9 days. ble and inconvenience. The rates in printing which Mr. Schieldge printed. Mr. Schieldge will give Estimatas. ' -X it. Peter didn’ t show up at all. The Maritime Commission re charged for key service is ex haa not undertaken. In this fact you an accurate estiiViate of the Paul W. Dougan but she never noticed. Her mind ported yesterday that this is the ceedingly low considering the ImT ____ Among prominent Connecticut Republicans gathering at Hartford f^ ^ h e party's State convention ICTORY lies the point that you are picking price, and tlie job will be done in a Johnson & Little was a blank, she was sick with fastest rate in history. The Ore portance of the work. were (left to right). Raymond K. B.il'iwdn. foniu r gnveinor. I'l.ire BiHUdit* l.iicp. ktynoi’er and congres- BUY upon s dependable and reliable short tim e,to the mutual satisfac i«ni mm this Sense of foreboding. gon Shipbuilding Corporation. If you wish to call Mr. Braith General Contrau'tor 106 Center Street Uonal aspirant; anc^ J. Kenneth Bradley, state chairman. printer when you select Mr. tion of all involved. She was ielieved when Martin .Portland. Ore., a Henry J. Kaiser waite at his shop, the number is Phone 887g h :\b finally said savagely. "Let's get • Manchester 4200, Mark it down, Sclueldge. Your complete satisfac A t any rate no matter what the and Builder / outfit, bad the highest average- .. tion ii guaranteed, due to the fact job is that you may wish to have SlHIVGS out of here.” . iO.2 days—of 10 yards making you may have the occasion to use They went back to Mrs. Pros- it sooti. . that Mr. Schieldge will give you done in the near future, it will BOXUS Liberty ships. When contracts for a proof of the work you are hav do you well to remember the -Concrete and Maxtonry 10 % OF INCOME er's. A t the sight of the table and these w ere, let it was estimated GIBSON’S the cake with its candles waiting ing done. In this manner, if you Schieldge printing shop, for *u -^ ^ BILL'S TIRE that 105 days would be required. OTPS to be lighted, Candace shivered. are not satisfied with the layout perlor service, nominal rates and'||/ Work — Alterations The (California Shipbuilding Q UALITY I GARAGE and IS OUR QUOTA i Martin said. tr>'ing to be hearty, which Mr. Schieldge makes for alLaround good service. ■ The tele "Looks might swell, chick. Y’our Corporation. Wilmington, (Calif., P R I N 1 I N G I you, you can correct it to ypur phone number is 3690. 'b . R. Olbeofi. Prop. ACTOR STANDS CHARD-Actor Gilbert Koland was next, wtth an average of 61.S 56 Gardner Street REPAIR SHOP idM. I take it?" But his hearti fhe printing IN WAR BONDS star ? gu-rd at Bp! ig Field, Washingtrn, P. C. He's a private ness had a hollow ring and her days in August. The Bethlehem. Spectnaxlng In Wm. H. Green, Prop. and was transferred from C n Chowder. .'VIo., where he took Job we do lor Phone 6105 own smile with which she tried to. Fairfield shipyard, Baltimore. Md., quite a number of years been aer\’- BEAR . basic training. was a close third, at a rate of 61.7 y o o will Columbia and Elk Bicycle answer him felt wooden. •• prove Mtls- ing its ruatomei'B with superior Wheel Alignment, . . ' Martin had felt her , shiver. days per ship, Keep Your Car service in this line. ' Especially ‘ 'A • ^ fartory, be SAVE UP TO 30%' Brake and U. S. Tires. "This IB the damnedest dsmp cause It wUl busy in theac times: because of the moldy place,” he said. A fire had be priMiDoed aider the aoet 111 Condition motorists' knowledge tha^ a wheel On Plumbing Carburetor Repairs, Servlet, bean laid and he applied a match modem, eflicieat aethoda (let being off center uill decrease the and Elootri- to the shavings snd drew a rick Chinese Acclaim ______X - Service! Accessories. bur eetimate. life of his rubber tires. By a sim val 'Suppliee ety chair close to the flreplaee for ple process. Gibson's will remedy Dependable Quality - Service! her. Madagascar Move Best and Easiest Way the wheel ali.smment- .(rouble. y by buying ilt- 185 Main St. Phone 5012 180 Spruce St. - Phone 54.5C When Martin no longer had any For al! of t)ie services ll.sted : r* reel at excuse for fussing about, he said WILLIAM H. SCHIKLDtiE Is to Let Gibson In* IM Spmoe Street Tel. S4WO here and many, many more, be sure finally, "Candace." (Chungking, Sept.' 12— —The spert Its Condition. to drop into the Gibson Oarage at It's coming now, she thought. British decision ’ to complete the 165 'Main' etreet: Your complete SUPPLY LANDSC4PING AND Her ahlvaiing stopped, she sat occupation of Madagascar was satisfaction ia guaranteed, and you KRAUSE'S frozen in an icy .calm. acclaimed by the CThinese press to Even though the state of Con \sill patronlz^ continually after OUTLET TREE SURGERY "You remember Pete and I told day as a vital step in the Allies' CAMPBELL'S necticut haa abandoned its practice iMving any type of work done by g r e e n h o u s e you about that tea for the pros conduct of the war. j of auto inapeAlon , teata on them. The 'phone mimlie.r of the Evergreens, Shrubs and 6'21 Hartford Road .Manrheatr pective internes? You retnember "By controlling Madagascar,” FOR SERVICE Gibson Garage in 5012, and they re I our cara. it ia nevertheleaa impor- we mentioned that girl. Faith aald an editorial in Ta Kung-Pa. mind you to be eure and join the Shade Trees Trimmed Sprt'lal .AttenI Out of Gas — Flat Tire — Otvrn To Pina Hartshome, the daughter of the "Britain vriU be able to protect not I tant that we keep our cars in cor- 10 per cent club in the purchase of chairman of the board? 1 looked only the Cape of Good Hope but Battery Trouble — I rect running condition. This year U. S. War Bonds and Stamoa! All Work Carefully and' Ordrra Tel. SH at a dog of hers that was sick, the entire Indian ocean, thus de Neatly Done. , Sfirc'iullat in Fw*| you remember that? Well, the girl D IAL 61(>1 especially does thu hold true. fending herself against both Ger Parts which might be worn 'o^ in r * - nrral and Wrd-I was grateful or something and she many and Japan.” Shell Gaa and -Motor Oil Snake Biles .4afe Leg ACTIVE WOMEN ^ Conn. Slate LicensH. ding .Arraagw| must have mentioned it to her our iTiotora act like a bad apple.. I Tlie new Szechwan dally said Keep your ear well greaeed and Eventually • the worn part causes ______./ mrnta — father and he was too snd they the move was essential to the have the oU .changed frequeotly. KEEP RT the destruction of another as well. Italy, Tex.— i/Pi— J. A. Smith, JOHN S. WOLCOTT Cat riowere phoned me one night and ssked achievement of future successes me to dinner." “ Because of the shortage o f all car farmer, screamed for help A .b ig Witk A and would "prevent the Indian CA.MPBELL’S Potted Plaata Candace made a move a.s If to equipment, it ii unpatriotic tp rattlesnake had wound Itself 117 Hollister St-.’ Tei. 8597 ocean from becoming a dead sea." SERVICE STATION Summer Spencer! GOVERNOR TURNS FI P E R-Massachnsetu’ Cover, speak but he said, "No, wait. W a it neglect the worn parts on our cars. around hii legs, A motorist, un Cor< 51aln and .Middle Turnpike If you are. the type of person nor Leverelt Saltonslall pipes a tune at Scottish pibnic at Brook until I've • told you— I felt I tangled the reptile- and rushed who likes to see to it that your car line. He borrowed the bag pipes from one ef the 10,000 persona couldn’t refuse because after all Smith, very pale, to a doctor. The CO.MPI.ETE at the celebration. I wanted that appointment. Oh, is in perfect condition all year physician ripped off one trouser Indivigaally, Oesigaad I know it sounds silly. But Good 'round, whether you are made to do le«. found no bites. Then he_ start MOON'S I so or not, then there is probably BUILDING Samaritan isn't like most hospi THE See us. about the ed on the other. Smith tofd him tals; pull counts • lot with the no doubt that you are a good cus never mind, "that's my wooden SERVICE appointments. You wouldn't know tomer of Gibson’s Garage which, ANNIE SWIFT FEEDS loan you may leg." TTie doctor found several Srd Floor, Riililnnu Bldg.l COAL - COKE about that.” (Oh, wouldn't 1, she ' FALLO T ia. located at 1S5 Main street. It fang marks on the wooden leg, thought bitterly; she'd pulled some need to purchase, is here that motoriata receive and Phone t m RANGE AND FUEL OILS For Cattle and Poultry. strings of her own to be near Mar I alppreciate the higher type service ; Hours; 2 to 5 and 7 to 9| tin!) “Anyway, Hartshome Is STUDIO AND build or remodel which makes Gibson’s one of the Prompt Deliveries I.N8ECTICIDES number one boy there, and I felt more popular garages. I couldn't afford to have him down a home. e Modem Equipment GI v m y o u t h s At All rimes on me. So 1 went." CAMERA SHOP One good- reason for their popu He added abruptly, "I'v e been Liberal loans for larity is the fact that they are in MANCHESTER LARSEN'S seeing the girl occasionally aince.” long terms are made poqseaaion o f the moat modern LIJMKER A FUEL CO^ FEED SERVICE equipment available. One of the The hospital tea had been promptly after receipt 38 Depot Sq. Phone 54C months l>afore. A ll this time, then STUDIO PORTRAITS most famous of these ia the Brake Into-* Telephone 5145 — Candace said slowly; "And you of application, and the Dokter, a moat ingenious device never told me, Martin? Why?” . COMMERCIAL cost of obtaining is which can Instantly detect any de NEW He shrugged impatiently. “Be- very small. fects in your brakes. It will lo-' Sorry yon bad reuae I waa afraid you'd get up • PHOTOGRAPHY cate the trouble and apot the exact i T. P. Holloron a amar h ap, set. I was afraid you'd think -it Stop at our uflice pjgce of trouble, thereby avoiding bat ar«ll b# FUNER.AL HO.ME waa importanL And it wssn'L" and receive full infor* unnecessary labor. The use of It was important enough to tall this Dokter is free, in connection HOUSE glad to -laalM MOVIE CAMERAS mation. tho neeooaery her now, though — important with any repair work which might Ideally leented t enough to have turned her gay AND PROJECTORS have to be done as a result of its repairs at low tigliing Martin Into a guilty, hos- tlndlnga. It haa been proven, time p r I c e a — ao nway frota the b ■ ■ M I R I -.le stran ger.. ."But now? Why The Manchester and time again, that ths use of PAINT qulyhiy f e a gara Diettnettve A H O P_F E R —This 28 foot. JO inch .com stalk beats theia are you telling ma now?" the Dokter will add as much as won’t be Inconteeleeeed. • n yaetlMlea. •tL «M Maaesa at Washington, la., say, Gr6wn on the farm of Don. It,-.*-. Pointing and Keflniaiitng i.if- FULL LINE OF Building Loan 50 per cent to the life of your p a « a Cleft), M w o* a national tall corn eontest In Des Moines. t-l* had forgottan that Pstsr bad -bralce lining. n Speetalty. I k FteMklRg Ike stalk, girls stand oh ladders forming a "V " up to k- i....«tcd on It; that waa swal AMBULANCIP PHOTOGRAPHERS* Asooeiation Probghjy th« most famous of WINTEK'S AtTU BOOT CO. Wm IKO o f *ke boM, as high as the eaves. lowans are nsed te'UU lowed up la this new and embar* all o f the Gibson garage aguip* JOHNSON PAINT CO. OAT AND NIGOT ; no* this taU. SKATER TRIE C^MERJT—B esa^K t^M '^jtexjrcâter^ tests a bow hi the Xadtjrarl o f b “U It’s Wort* Ftalng— rasslng development He pointed 955 Main Street ment is their Bear wheel alignr Edwin Johnson. Prop. We Oe# Fix It” i Lk gMdLo^^Miiiiik^ out reaeonabiy, "If you were to EQUIPMENT ment. Thla garage which be.ars aaa Mnin St. Tei. aaat 166 W. Middle Tp*. Tei. 6166 175 CenUr SU turn up at the hospital suddenly the tiademark of the Bear, hga for r '> ran ALAnv^ncaacn avEWliSG HERALD. MANCHESTER. C0NJ5. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1942 Local Youth MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 194» PAGE E U E T tE H [ews of Vets and Their Auxiliaries Better Labor Conditions Dai]y Radio Pro grams On Statens Tobacco Farms /Eagle Scout Itostern War Time t,A- Anderson- Hartford, Sept. 12 'A tremeh- • houses living conditions, partlcu-^ Harry Maidiiieiit Is Hon Dodgers in Last Ditch Stand at EbbetFs Field Today Foreign War Vet doua -improvement in liying and .larly for colored migrant ■ wotk- worklng conditions and in the em- ers, remain far from satisfactory ored with the Hif^hest MBS Is Note Arranging . Shea ployment of Under-age children on and fire hazards still .exist in many tobacco farms of .the state has old frame buildings, Award in Scouting. A u x i l i a r y been effected this year. State Ia -.- A notable Improvement was More BalancedAVar Bill bor Commlssioher Cornelius J. seen also in the method of trans- Harry Maidment Jr., son of Mr. Danaher auCounced today, on the porting children to and from the and Mrs. Harry Maidment of 99 Fockville Plays West Sides at the Oval Sunday at 4:30 No. 1048 V . F. W . -New York, Sept. 12 — (Wide- completiot^ of preliminary invest!- fields but according to Mi.'ts Pur >'9 America Loves A Melody; 10:15 Robert. Road reccive'tl the highe.st World)—Streasing the war effort Tropical Serenade. gations by labor department rep tell. "The long distance transpor award in scouting, the award of tation of large numbers of chil .and a more balanced, schedule, Delegates Report resentatives. •MBS' is realigning iU network Sunday Brings: Talks—MBS II ' .."W ith the full cooperation of dren In farm trucks is still a seri the Ragle Badge, at the . local Coifrt of Honor held at the South programs. The change, decided I a. m. Reviewing Stand "Your Gov Mons-Yprcs Post On Coiiveiftion mo.xt of the 17 growers, who ous problem." upon at a Cleveland meeting of 15 ernment and Your Rent;’’ NBC Do You Know—? signed an agreement with the La ’ Some of the growers not sign Mothoiliat church last night.. Field key station program managers, 2:30 p. m. Rountable "Press in St. Louis Takes Opening Scout Executive Roy Card made Keolsch Is Sore ------■ . bor Def>artment earlier in the ing the labor pact also showed w lit go into effect early in Octo- Wartime;” BLU 3:16 Wake Up B. ,W . V . The regular meeting of Ander- year, the employment of children impnivement and in this connec the presentation with Mr.s. Mafd- .ler after the World Series broad Forum “News, Censorship and under 14 has been reduced to a tion Mia.s Purtell said, "The two ment pinning the badge on her casts. Morale;" BLU 7 Donald Nelson son-Shea Auxiliary was held in the son’s uniform. , P\jst rooms at Matrfhester Green minimum, sanitary conveniences largest corporations growing to It is planned to start every hour and David Sarnoff from War Contest 3-0 Behind Cooperl have been improved, better living bacco in Connecticut did not sign Scout Maldmient who is return from a. m. to p. m. with a Workers’ .rally Camden, N. J.; ;A t Evipry Club [amiltoii Boys Tuesday evening.' ing to Loomis Institute for his sen- to ’ 0 Catherine Palmer and Rachael conditions have obtained and,< in the agreement but one of these, news commentator and to include MBS 8 Forum from Hollywood . Ill Air Corps Munsie were reported ill also Flor general, on every hand there is American Sumatra Corp., coop variety, music and a war effort "Movies and the War.” ence Streeter’s brother, Clarence overt testimony of the desire of erated to the fullest with the de fejiture, making each 60 minutes Prertiiere—CBS 9 Conrad Nagel Dodgers Desperate Keefe,-'Is confined to the Memorial most growers to improve condi partment in ob.serving the . 14 a complete unit. Altogether, 13 the.ater, magazine dramatizations. From Manchester A cordial invitation ha* been re hospital. We hope these folks are tions." Mr. Danaher stated. year age limitation in securing commentators, would be used; NBC—1:30 Young America at Major League Standings Redbirds Surge On; ived from our good friends of feelfng better by this time. Mr. Danaher praised the work proof of age and in maintaining meaning some additions to the War; 3:30 Official Army Hour; Red Sox Triumph a| of Ralph C. Lasbury, public rela .satisfactory drinking and toilet present list. Also, the 45 minutes 5:30 Britain to America finale; 7 Im Dllworth-Comell Post of the The Auxiliary had a letter from our Gold Star mother, Rose Ubert tions director for the Shade Grow facilities. In contrast to this at at 5:15 would be devoted solely to Lionel Barrymore drama; 8 Hill BiHiM in Final G | .0 ^ t L a k e r Cleveland But Stil ierican” Legion to attend the in- who is now making her home in ers, WiMiam .S. Fuller of the Grlf- titude was the labor practice of children’s 'programs. Charlie McCarthy: 8:30 One Man’s Game Here Tomorrow __ lation of its newly elected Orange, California. .She would like fin-Fuller Tobacco Company of the other large corporation, with Family; 10 Phil Spitalny Girls. Yestorday's Resalte Standings Have Nine Games tc Eostom Ptoyoffa. Eastern Plnvoffa igfioers which will take place in Harry I.inilell,. Jr. to hear from the auxiliary mem Hartford and Lamar Monroe^ gen absentee ownership, in employing Lyman Bryson, CBS director of CBS—2 Spirit of '42; 3 CBS With Determination to F hCCS Toilffll he Legion Home at 8 p.m. on eral manager of the American children under 14 years and in education, announces that the net; Sym pho^: 4;30' Andre Koetel- Scranton 5, M’llkes-Barre % (10) t Semi-finals) Go to (jitch YanI bers. W. : litonday Sept. 14. Although this ia It was decided to hold s food Sumatra Company, for their ac failing to ascertain the age of its work’s School of the Air. which on anetz concert; 6:15 Irene Rich Stop West Sides. Albany 1, Binghamton 0. L Pet. ^he night of our bingp games, we and that may^tiave something to tivity in promoting the reforms child workers. It is only fair to October ^..5 begiris its 12th season, dr^ma; 7:30 We The People: 8:30 NaUonol Scranton ...... 2 0 1.000 By .Austin BeaJinear sale on the first open. d.ate, so be T e a m ^ . vlU tO' and have a representa- do with the-fioldup. prepared when one o f the com state, however, that this corpora is bcing'made an official channel Crime Doctor; 9:30 Jane Froman, ’42 St. Louis $. Brooklyn 0. Albany ...... 2 0 1.000 AP Sporta Writer this year. Determined Jeff Keolsch and his OncinnaU . Philadelphia (11) Binghamton .. .000 ive present. “Cap" Hurts Eye mittee calls on you for a donation. Einplo.v 8,508 Worker* tion maintained one of the better for the Office of War Information Al Goodman; ld;3C They Live Hill Billies come to -Manchester ------/ 8 8 0 2 Tlwy’re singing "The St. Forever. New York 4, CThicogo $. 'Wilke* - Barre .. 0 2 .000 1 have also received a nice card . Our . "'pal. Pa.st Oimmander The hospital chairman. Lillian According to the preliminai^ boarding houses and provided or to transmit announcements to chil tomorrow. afternoon to play Pa- Ell—Ll„. Blues” in Fiatbiish today and rom aviation cadet Jack Hamil- IVter.son injured his eye, dren, young people, teachers and BLU— 12:30 Radio City concert; to Pittsburgh at Boston—ppd. Linders has started plana for t h ^ report made to Mr. Danaher by ganized recreational facilities for gani’s West Sides at the Oval at C o a c h H i n k l e r l a n S National ckuse of it all is Morton Oooper,| on Maxwell Field. Ala. He sends yvh'ile playing golf. We hope It is its young colored student workers parents . . . Now that the band 2:30 Army-Navy E Award: 4:30 American W. L Pet. variety baskets for the VeterSrn^sT;industrial inve.stigator Edna Pur- 4:36 sharp. Early this morning P ln v Evs*i*v D f i e l o r Boston 15, Cleveland 2. to the members, of the not a,s bad as first announced. hospital for Xmas. tell. 49 fields employing O.-VH) trom the. south. W c tlo not feel, leader. Glenn Miller, has been Paul Lavalle Show; !>;30 Army- (meaning Saturday) Keolsch call- ■ '“ J tv ery E/ne EOF Brooklyn ...... 94 45 .676 'first 20-game winner pf 19 and hopes ever>'one is in good "Cop." however, that even these improve commissioned a captain in the Navy Quiz; 7:30 Quiz Kids; 8:30 ed this writer at 61*45 to state, St. Louis 10. Washington 4. St. Louis . . . .N,. .93 46 • .669 among the pitchers of the ma Our membership chairman is workers, and 25 boarding houses Fourteen Games; To Chicago 1. New York 0. th. Jack says he sure loves the Past Commander Ernest Lin starting her membership campaign ments make up, for the continued Army and will leave his CBS Inner Sanctum drama;' 10 Good with a lot of choice words that he New York . . . / .77 62 .5.54 leagues but strictly a pain in tjjs have an far been investigated. Will Hour. Philadelphia S, Detroit 4. 'e and wouldn't trade it for any- ders' third son has joined up in Florence Streeter is chairman ao "Indicative of the urgent need for employment of children of 11 and thrice-a-week series after six ■till has his voice and any doubts Open September 26. Cincinnati . .67 71 .488 more broadc.asts, the Harry James pennant race to the Brooklj Mng. Jack’s younger brother. the U. S. Army. This makes the let’s all get behind her and keep continued regulation and vigilant 12 years of age by this corpora MBS— 1:15 Camp Wheeler post on this matter will be swept aside Pittsburgh . .62 72 .463 Itobert. has also joined up in the second of our members who has orchestra will take over, starting band; 3 Football, Army All-Stars at the Oval tomorrow. Incidental Today’s Games (Chicago . .66 77 .4.58 Dodgers. the Department membership cup inspection is the fact that 2.100, tion.. Great Lakes, IU., Sept 19—OP)— Eastern Playoffs i Corps, so the Hamilton family thêe in the armed forces. We are another ye r. September 29. ‘ vs. Green Bay Packers at Milwau ly Keolsch said that he would have Boston ...... 55 82 .401 Cooper, who forma the front end or nearly onc-third of the labor The 'fine spirit of cooperation Returning to the gridiron wars Wilkes-Barre at Scranton (N). doing pretty gooa work. Thanks glad to .see- yBud" Linders in the Department Dinner ahpwn by . mo.st of the growers kee; 6 First NIghter drama; 7:30 a topnotch hurler ready for the Philadelphia . .37 95 .250 of the Only brother batteiy nov force, were children under 16 On Saturday night list: Premiers Binghamton at Albany. (N ). the card. Jack, and the best of service he wsntod it so much. A testimonial dinner will be jihd their management accom Stars and Stripes in Britain; 9 Old Twi and tP'vn champions. khis fall after a 94-yeor lapse, the Intact iri the majors, carved to both of you. There is one boy who really want years of age." Miss Purtell stated. —NBC 8 Abie’s Irish Rose; NBC Pagsnl Not Worried National ' ' .American his .20th triumph yesterday wit held for the Department Comman She stated further that child la; plished much in eliminating glar Harry Maidment Fashioned Revival; 10:30 'Hils la Great Lakes Naval Training Sta Oomhwle .Moore lmpro\-eo ed to get In the armed forces. 8:30 Truth or Consequences. Our Enemy, Religion in Nazi Ger This was told to Billy. Pagaht St. Louis at Brooklyn. W. L Pet. oiie of the most impressive per-l der and President Oct. 10 at the bor under 14 years of age ^ s ing abu.se.s which have existed in tion prssents a great footbaU tra BBCAUSB OF BXPF/iTNFSS- IN Oncinnatl at Philadelphia. New York ...... 94 47 .667 Comrade Billy Moore la resting The Airplane Committee la get Hotel Taft in New Haven. Our ior year, first became a scout NBC—7 Noah Webster says. many. who brushed off the Information forraances of his career and prob-| -Comfortable as can be exacted, ting good returns from the mem practically non-existent this year, the past." when he jfiined the Cub scouts of Quiz; 9 Barn Dance; 9:30 Hot with "we're not worried- He can dition, but Isn't so sura about its PFOFBSÎON, CHARLES MONIHO, Mttsburgh at Boston (2). Boston ...... 56 .56 .603 ably the most important. finance chairman Ella Brimble has According to Mr. Danaher, in Monday Expectations: NBC — le gets around with the aid of bers. If you haven't made your and 1,570 age certificates were the Center Congregational church. Copy, drama; 10:15 Labor for 1:15 p. ra. Rhythmaires; 3:15 Ma have Wyatt, for all we care.” Pa team. (Only games scheduled.) St. Louia -N...... 77 66 .538 He pitched the St. Louis Card tickets for this affair. vestigations will continue until A SELECTMAN, ■' trutches, was veryr glad to see our little donation- get In touch with found on file. Indicating a high Wb#n he became of age he joined Victory. Perkins; 6:30 Music for Brazil. gan! went on to state that his . Afnertnui Cleveland . .70 71 .496 nala to a 3-0 ahutout over The Auxiliary has received an degree of cooperation by growers the end of the sea.son. Miss Pur Tbs usual troubles of sssem- WAS NANBO New York at (Thlcago. Detroit ...... V.68 74 .479 Interested in the sale of War Clkrence Wetherell, John Buchan the Boy Scout troop of the a*me ,feBS—7 People’s Platform, Hugh CBS—3:30 Exploring Music; 4:30 teaih would practice this after bling an “AU-Star” array of tsJent Dodgers, holding them to thr invitation to' attend the American in observing this agreement. tell, he said, was as.sisted in mak W FICIAL SKUNK Boston at Cleveland. CThIcago ...... 61 74 .452 ds and congratulate th'em on an. Ernest 'Linders or Commander Legion joint installation next Mon church. Troop No. 25 of which Gibson; 8 Soldiers with Wings; Giants of Freedom; 5:45 Ben Ber- noon at the West Side Oval at 2:30 confront Lieut Paul D. (Tony) scattered hits as the Mlssouria fine advertisement sponsored Frank Drake. Every little bit Hre Hazards Exist ing her survey by Miss Betty Ernfst Irwin 'Oi’as scoutma.ster. 8:30 Commandos drama; 9 Hit nle show. BLU—12:30 Farm and m preparation for the gaipe to CATCHFF'Âr Philadelphia at DetrpU. Washington . .56 83 .403 chopped Brooklyn’s advont day evening. Members who are Mi.ss Purtell also pointed out Lyle of the National Child Labor Hinkle, the former Butler Univer Washl'nôn at St. Louis. ; Philadelphia . .51 92 .357 them and the ‘Army and Navy counts. While attending school his in- Parade: 9:45 Jessica Dragonette. Home program: • 1:45 Vincent morrow “but. he added "it’s only sity coach and athletic director FLYAfOUTN, MASS., over th'em in the National planning to - attend - will please tliat in a- number of boarding Committee. :nub which appeared in last Sat- We heard Harry Pearson claim tore.at’ in scouting did not lapse BLU—7:30 S.wop Night; 8:30 Lopez orchestra; 4:30 Award of routine, we need a bit of brush- who has been put in charge of the IN ! 9 S E * h e w a s flag chase to a single game. notify President Fortin so that she I arid during vacations he attended Green Hornet; 9 Summer Sym mg up even if we are playing ‘ ly'a Herald. that the Marines were the first In turn may notify the committee Army-Navy E. MBS— I2:i5 Bill sailor gridders. He has s half- PFESENTEO WUH He collected two of hia team’s ^ 'The writer was confined to his American troops to get into com troop meetings and passed the phony: to Allen Prescott Show; Hay reads Bible; 2:30 U. S. Naval Rockville.” * « « WHC POUCUr LAST Major League eight blows, starting both of of the A. L. Auxiliary. various tests necessary to obtain There is a lot of rivalry between dozen, players of proven worth, A C O M PLETE Red Raiders «ome for a few days this week bat in the First World Word. 10:30 Canada’s Stag party. Academy band; 4:30 Aqueduct elthei* from coUeges or profes F tC H -r IN MAMSOH Cardinal run-making sprees Florence Streeter gave. a very | the Eagle Badge, a much .sought MBS American Eagle Club; these two clubs. and it’s not the SKUNK-CA rcNiNC suffering with intestinal grip but Cheatin' the ’Nerks —8 racing. , sional teams,' but isn't exactly s: tallying each time against the fine report on the National con Ava Gardner Breaks badge of every scout. For the past make believe kmd, either. Both SQUAHM OARAKNf L ^ d e r s of the Brooklyn curving cor p now O.K. Harry, if you look up General vention. Our de.legates attended gll sure how to fl them together. OUTFI7Z to ^Comrade Fred Baker was one of Pershing’s report, you will , find two years he has been a counsel Keolsch and Pagan! started back Look Strong John Whitlow Wyatt. meetings and still had a grsnd Famous In ’ 17 By The Associated Press ^ entertainers who performed at that the First Division had that lor at Camp Pioneer, the official 1080 last March to "ride” each other Answer* to “ De Ton Know— 7” will be found on CToasllled Page. It waa the eighth shutout of ' time. scout camp in Winsted. . . 1380 and to date honors are about even During, the first World War National licague season for Cooper, first t e g(Men wedding anniversary honor. A little- band of medical News About Parting WTIC Batting — Lombardi. Boston, men and engineers' of the First We understand we have a gal Five Other Ragle Srnuts Kilocycles WURC Kilocycles with the gabfests but Pagan! still Great Lakes won fame throughout This Season ever to pitch that many and Mrs. Allen Barrett held in our midst who'plays the horses .333; Slaughter, St. Louis, and : the home last Sunday. Division who were training wItK Attending the Court of Honor can point to the Twi Cup and town the land for the caliber of its games in a single year. It wroa the British were in the middle of and above all things ^he wins. last night .were five other Eagle championship, keolsch has noth team. Such players as George Reiser. Brooklyn, .319. fifth triumph, over the Dodgeta,| Bingo Oamea L'p Wonder who it can be? years ago, is coming back. She’s . Saturday, Sept. 12 Saturday, Sept. 12 Conn Thinks 105: a big ‘scrap’ about the 5th of Smashes Pfeceei* screen negotiations bogged down five badges after being awarded 2:65— News • 3:55—National News. By Bob Wilson member at a special meeting call 4:00— Afternoon Melodies. kinds of offers have been over Notre Dame marred the record. Doubles .— Medwick. • Brooklyn. Thus the Coras, wrho 1 We see where Bud Linders has „ ...... ■ , 19 iwifip here. She wa.a unque.itionably a his Eagle badge. This makes fifty '3:00— Nature Sketches Qiamp Puts Crown on Game News 36; Hack. O ilcago,. and Marion. ed Thursday night. Our hew mem Europe 3:15-^Saturday Special 4 :25— News. looked when he tries to get on up Great Lakes topped off the sea Hamilton. N. Y., Sept. 12.—(/P) edge of 12 gomes to nine been accepted for service. Nice w S r 't ;.," ';™ .'•"«>« ■'» ■" b,r». ,h, five awards in all that he has re to Rock'vllle. "Last Sunday we had son with a 17 to 0 Ros«:'Bowl vic St. Louis. 34. Colgate faces one of its moat Dodger* this season, haw* only ber has seen many foreign shores war. and her pictures went over ceived in scouting, ^lobert Kur- 3:30—Charles Dant and His Or 4:30— Horse Races—Ted Husing. Block Again Without I.Laud Efforts since he joined up in the U. S. going. Bud. and good luck. the week’s Hollywood highlights 5:00—Matlned at Meadowbrook. a game with Moriarty Brothers tory on Jon. 1, 1919, over the Pa Triples—Slaughter, 81. Louis. repeat yesterday’s performaims Mickey Rooney arid Ava Gard- well in' the country. larid received a Gold Palm for ob chestra .\hnuol Meeting (?) tured It, two hours later. Lee did rigproua fijotball campalgna in Navy. Later that same night Law Dot Miller is now residing on It’s puzzling why the film fac 6:00—News. and at 9:30 Saturday night they cific Coast champions, the Mar# Any Payment; Jacobs 17: Nicholson, Chicago, and Lit- p r in c e a reasonable facolmUa Maple street in town. Welcome to ned. his 19-year-old North Carolina taining ten badges ' beyond his 3:45 —State Theater Presentation not buy the dog. whiJer. Philadelphia^ 9. years, but crying towela are con- rence left town to report back to tories let her thi.-i time. She did 4:00— Pan American Holiday 6:0!^War Commentary. called the came off under the pre- Island Marines. The Rod and Gun club will meet their final meeting today to Of War Workers Manchester, Dot. bride of nine months, came to a Eagle badge award. .Saturday evening. September 19 Forest Fire St-oson Home nins Ott, New York. aplcuoiia .by their absence at his ship and left Immediately for a great job in "For Me and My 4:30—"Smarty Party" 6:15— Neighborhood Calls. tex that they could not 'get their Great Lakes bod completed Its Donate* - His .Share. The annual fall, forest fire sea over O' half interest in fhot We extend our congratulations parting of the wa,vs, and Ava Other Awards Made team together. They told me "con; 1917 season with two victories and at Uie clubhouse in (Toventiy. 27: Mize, New York. 24 Imstead of a pair of right . another foreign trip. An additional Gal" aa the siren attracyon for Other awards were; Philip Dol- 3:00—NBC Concert Orchestra 6:30— Frazier Hunt:—News. son IS near at hand. Careful han headquarters of the Red Raiders. Tba regular meeting of our silver star has b^n sewed onto to the Post for taking into their proved the diplomat of the pair. 6:45—The World Tijday. eluded the Leo Durocher of the these, plus the nine-game spread Plhns for the coming hunting aea- Stolen bases Reiser, Brooklyn. Don’t expect miracles. Coach era baftUng on the mound, She broke precedent, and here’s Gene Kelly; 'The picture hasn't son. Athletics: Richard Dotson, 5:30—"Man Your Battle Sta B.v Harry Grayson dling of matches, cigars and cigar Jtalt was held on Wednesday eve- our Service Flag for Lawrence organization another member of been released yet, but watch for 7:00— People’s Platform. Twi League" that they would not without a defeat in 1918-19. gives son will be discuss^ at this sea-' IS: Fernandez, Boston, and Andy Kerr would advise aupport- flnale of the aeries pcomlsto to how: As soon as she arrived in Forestry. Pioneering. Camping; tions"—United States Navy NE.A Serxioe Sports Editor ettes will go a long way to pre dag, Sept. 9. Despite miserable Undell. th# aroried forces. This time it la it—and Mi^ta. Could be that Miss Program 7:30— Evening Moods. have Moriartys team, on the field. the sailors a record of 11 games aion. Reese, Brooklyn. 13. ers who helped tout last year’s a duel between a eoupl* o f i town after a trip to northern Cali David Klein, Woodcarving; Rob New York. SepL 12.—Louis- vent serious loss. Several local Pitching-Kriat, St. Louis, 12- SMther a fairly g o ^ number of Past Commander Ernest Un- Harry Undell Jr., son of Mr. and Eggerth, once a star in her own 5:45—Uoye O’Dell 8:00—Soldiers With Wings., They could not get the players without a defeat to maintain as Field Trial* Oct. 4 eleven as the east’s "dream paws named Max—Lanier sif fornia. she called newspaper writ ert Kurland. Reptile Study. Ôw CTonn fight at Yankee Stadium. groups are going to be trained to 3; Beazley, St. Louis, 19-5. be members were present. Presl- ders' son. CarL paid us a visit up Mrs. Harry Llndfell of 70 Linden right, wasn’t too happy playing, a 6:0>—News 8: 3O7—Commandos. together. That’s a lot of bunk- We U)ey pitmge into a 12-game sched The local chapter of the Con aid the wardens in this section in team," and saw It bow to Duke, Cardinals and MoCtm ef ers herself to break the seperatioh ing; William Preston, Leather 8:55Êrlc Severeid—News. sn t Margaret McConkey presided. at the Home Tuesday night. street. He received the obligation secondary role to young Judy Gar Craft, Rowing: James Irvine, Hik 6:15— (Jome On An#t)ance didn’t care who they brought up ule this fall Oct. 12. with every nickel above necticut Sportsmen will hold its the near future.. .American League Dartmouth and Cornell on ^ c - Brooks. We are all looking forward to Buy those War Bonds. Thursday night at the Home be news. Invariably anyone in the 9:00—Your Hit Parade. Bruce Smith, former AH-Aroerl- actual expenaea going to Army Batting — WUIlams, Boston, business is as hard to locate as a. land. . Could be. ing, Canoeing, Rowing and Safe 6:30—Strictly Sports ___ and we ll beat Pogonl’s to annual field trials at the Oloott Hunting Permits Ready cesaiê Saturdays. The 1-2 stsn to i^ to bia evening when a group of fif Bee-el. fore a large number of both mem 6:45— Fireside (Quartet 9:45— Lovely Melodies. morrow." can> halfback at Minnesota, is Emergency Relief, sounds a note street site on October 4. Plana for We were informed that the hunt .352; Pesky, Boston. .'336. Yet,the CMny Sept believes the tkmai Loaffue: .■ipare tire in an incident of this ty- 10:15—Talks. teen will enjoy a chicken supper bers of the Post and Auxiliary. Members of the court were 7:00— Noah Webster Says Neither manager nor ^lonsor prdoably ths best known of the of the times. the trials Ore nearly completed ing permits were ready for all Runs - W illiam s.. Boston. 128: Maroon eleven “ahould definitely nd theater party in Hartford. Florence Peterson Past President kind. All of which put Ava in 10:30—Eileen Farrell —- Soprane current Great Lakes array. But Some hold that It is unfair to DiMaggio, New York, 112. solid with writers,, Including this New Metiil Result chairman, Raymond Mercer: Sec 7:30—Musicana would tay just what kind of a and notices will be mailed to out licensed hunters. There is a stipu be a goo lation this year, however, that will Rulia batted in—Williams. Bos despite the graduation of seven Brooklyn ...... 9f 46 one. retary, Richard Smith. Hayden 7:45— Major de Seversky 11:00—News. team would be fielded. But each -of town handlers within a few I Btlon tb attend the joint installa- Dilworth- rade Lindell.with a gift on behalf Griswold and Charles Field. 8:00— Keeping Up With Rooe- assured this writer that it would Green Bay Packers. Bob Swelger gratis and for nothing. be strictly "enforced. All those ap ton. 129; Keller and DiMaggio, regulars and a 10-game schedule, S t Louis ...... 98 46 Rooney’s Side Not Given 11:05—Sports Roundup. They point .out that Corp Jo da>o.. ton o f the Dilworth-Comell Post of the Auxiliary. Of War Research mary •reoily be a game for blood. Pa- and Urban Odson of Minnesota, ' J.SS Nearly Mon plying for . a permit must show New York. 100. longest In seven years. In the American L*h Jtd Auxiliary on - Monday eve- E l- El Rooney, as yet, hasn't tuned In 11:10-:—Major George Fielding Rudy Mucha of Washington, Fred seph iou is Barcow risks a mil- their license. Hits— Pesky, Boston. 192; Corneir 8:30—Vel%-et Music Eliot—News. gonl’s resent the implicationa of Colgate opens with St. Law front-running New 'York Yank Jng, Sept. 14 at the Leonard with his side of the matter. Preston of Nebraska and Jim lion-doUar asset against a swift Lee Fra^hia’i great dog finish . Sort of Mixed Vp Spence. Washington, 187. Buffalo. N. Y.—(/Pr-’^War re 9:00— National Barn Dance 11:15— Hal McIntyre’s Orchestra. Keolsch and Keolsch In turn is ed third in th^' l^ b o r . Day trial* rence Sept. 26. its only home ^■o are finding the path to I'treet hall. . Vice President Fan- Both, • incldentalll.% work for Coiiiiectieiit Man Daniell of Ohio State are others and dangerous opponent. Talking with a. couple of local Doublea- Clift, St. Louia, 39: search 1 ^ given the United 9:30— Program from New York 11:30—Dance Orchestra. sore at ex’erybody that ever came at East Hartfoi’oT^'^.Many of the game, and winds up with a De pennant a little . rough, haw I le Rewitt Keibish, accompanied Aux. M-G-M. but Ava at the moment is whose names were standard fare C o rp . Joe Louis pifriously ask sportsmen the other day and they DiMaggio. Boston, 37. cember tilt against the North not working on the lot. ■ Rooney’s States a êw metal, hafnium. This 10:C)0—.Spor.s Newsreel of the Air 12:00—News. from Manchester. At any rate. local handlers who wilnMsed the failed to score in their last 98 I 7 Sisters Margaret McKee and No. 102 Dilworth- Attempts Suicide with Bill Stern . they will play at the Oval tomoiv on sports pages the last few au ed to be cut in on just One more gave an interesting line on the aid Triples Heath, Cleveland, and Carolina pre-fight gridders. ninga, but they still stand current labors are on the Saroyan is one of the 92 chemical elements start to the extent of $117,000. events were of the opimOtu that to'farmers. Both professed to be I aisabeth Stannage iîll attend. and waa discovered in 1923. 10:15— Labor For Victory row afternoon at 4:30. tumns. DiMaggio. New York. 13. . Kerr’s biggest loss was Indian games to the good and do not I ComplimentB Workers original, "The Human Comedy,” Tomorrow’s Program Big Time Stars which Is what he owes the. govern the local dog should have wbn'lh^ willing' to aid the farmers in this Home runs--Williams, Bostoip. Bill .Geyer, now with the profe.*- Corneli and while several of the studio’s There has never been any 10:30—^ e Victory Hour pear in any immediate danger. 1 A letter from Anne Parker. 11:00—News A. M. Smith. Mucha, Sweiger and Pete ment In the way of 1941 income amateur e^’ent. section but stateif that all Infor- 31; Keller. New'York, 25. sional Chicago Bears, a fleet. “ ‘ The CTiicago White Sox Iiistall Officers younger actresses are in the ca.st. method of commercial extraction. P{ew York. Sept. 12.—(/Pi—A tax. matloji was sketchy on just how ? resident of the British War Re- Recently three Ohio State Unlver an identified by police as Harry 11:15—Nelson Olmsted 8:00—News. Kmetovic of Stanford have been Foiunua Honweiten Stolen baMS—Case, Washing footed sprinter Andy calls ‘the the Yanks their second straigh Post it’s a safe bet Ava won’t be in the 8:05—Bert Buhrman at' the Or Obviously, the Army takes the to go itbout It. One stated that he • ef Society was read. Also a sity chemists told the America: Golding, 60, of- 334 Center street, 11:30—Hospitality Time Favors Stars Hinkle’s first choices In the Great Fracchia and anôtbrr local chap ton. 38; Vernon. Washington. 22. best defensive and running back shutout yesterday as Ed Sinit opus. gan. Lake- backfleld in the early weeks attitude that Corporal Louis were looking 6'ver*a new dog with had offered, .^hree times t o . help Pitching— Borowy. New York', at Colgate in three yeara.” ! stter from the secretary. Miss Monday Evening No. 102 M-G-M ha# another -married Chenveal Society they have est Haven, Conn., was found ly 12:00—News and Baseball Scorca shaded Alley. Donald in a pitc I Imily Mae Hopkinson. 8:30«—Newa of practice. The best line appears should have paid his 1941 Income the idea of buying It. Acconling to in haying, did ■(w;we but the third 14-3; Bonham, New York. 19-5. However, six experienced backs duel, 1-0. A single by Don KoU couple under contract, but they covered a way to get this me ing on s Bronx sidewalk early to tax out of hia tremendous, earn time weather • mterx-ened. He j Both letters congradulated Mrs. which probably will be useful on a day, his throat slashed and his Tomorrow’s Program 8:35—Columbia Ensemble. Over Giants to be Mulleneaux and Pitoton, the beat of authorities Lee cannot are on hand to provide the Ma way brought in the only run, ■CQr>| A. joint installatijon of the offi aren’t . feuding. The two are 8:45— Burl Ives, Songs. ends: Daniell and Odson, tackles, ings of that year- just like any ride a horse. He took this pros- claimed to have le fl'^ is phone j largaret McConkey, head of jthe commercial scale. « mmith stained by iodine. A. M. roon a .potent .'attacking force. tng George Dickey who drew th^ cers of the Legdon post and Auxil To Iiistiill Both Lucille Ball and Hubby Desi 9:00—-News of the World. Ted Ramsey of South Methodist body else. l>ect out for a trial ,nm. a. good number with the farmer tebb waa “hursday group,, and all the mem- No .one . knows what hafnium Patrolman Frederick. Aldrich 8:00—'News. These include quarterback ; Bill only pass issued by Donald iary will be held Monday evening. Arnaz, the personable South 9:15— Radio Voice of Religion. and Ken Kobeskey of Stanford, Hla first twro starts for Army deal like one looks over a second to call on any week-end. Heltan- snapping a five-game .win I ers who have been willing woirk-. mmy be good for. It is a chemical said the man, taken to Fordham 8:10—Charles Courboin. organist. dled ■ tractor the-first trip. drovV Arena Opens Fox. fullback Mike Mlcka, Bob Posts oil Monday American. He was signed to a 9:30— News. Eastern Army Team Has guards, and Bob Johnson of Pur and Navy Relief la accepted’ as hand car. Prospective buyers, ac Williams, who as Geyer's under streak for the, Yankee hurler. 'i* rs. in her group. This also In- Sept. ,14. at the fjome on Leon teirm contract Just the other day. twin of Zirconium which is a sub hospital where his condition was 8:30— NBC String Quartet. nothing more than a patriotic ges a pair of horses the second time, ludes a number of women , hot stitute for tin oxide in porcelain, described as not serious, had at 9:45—Gypsy Caravan. due. center. cording to these same authorities, study, suffered from inaction last Boston's second place Red ard street. This meeting will be He and Lucille may do a picture 9:00—World News Roundup. 10:00—Church of the Air. . Squad of 53 Players to Hinkle has to whip his team to ture, which is aa It should be and but since thelt has heard nothing lembers of Our auxiliary, but who the first regular meeting of ' our The Post and Auxiliary will f o ' making heat-resisting sub tempted suicide. ' generally ride a horse along with from the farmer. It would seem -Fall Season year, and triple-theater Jules Ya- picked up a full game by wallop together Uter. 9:15—Deep River Boys,. quartet 10:30—News. gether in the shortest possible the way Corporal Louia wanted it. ing'the (Cleveland Indians. 15-2, ' K Iso accomplished a great deal for unit since the sutpmer recess. hold a joint installation Monday stances. tanning leather,,a perma 9:30—Words and Music. Face New York Pros. the dog in order to better observe that each sportsman’s club should ka^vlch. Losing Letullng Man 10:35— Wings Over Jordan. time, without benefit of s wrarmup And how the distinguished non how the dog reacts. Alas, sports Al Hanover, who did most of a 17-hU attack Jony Lupte ‘ I he British W ar, Relief society Mrs. Mary Brosnan. PaM Presi evening at the home on Leonard nent white and making some al 10:00—Highlights of the Bible. commissioned officer does not have have a setup whereby the farmers .' nice- the start of the war in Sept. Paramount is losing another of loys. 11:00—Jackson Wheeler, Ne-.vs. game or two against weak foM, men, Lee should have been tied on the team’s 1941 passing, and Ed started the parade, with a thr dent of our unit, will install the street. For the poet proper the 10:30—Stories of America with 11:05—Egon Petri, Pianist. B.v Oayle ToRiot to pay his 1941 income tax until can get in touch with that office Johnny CjinipO Tackles ' 939. - its leading' men. Bob Preston has Heretofore the -United States for Michigan Is the first opponent the saddle. Or at least he should' Phinny, who can pass, kirk and run double off Jim Bagby In th* officers, with the assistance of Windsor Post will be here td in Tom Terriss. 11:30— Invitation to Learning. New York, ^ p L 12.—’vO—Five after the war has been brought to and he would then get all the help Sister Jessie Bristow received Mrs. Hilda Kennedy as Sgt.-at- passed-his Army physical and goes has received from Germany small Churches on the sailor schedule, at Ann Ar have mounted a horse that could Angelo Calliira in run, insure the backtlcld re.serve 'opening frame stall'the officers, headed by Wil 10:45— VI and Vllma, vocal duo. 12:00 noon-^Leathernecks on Pa weeks of intensive training behind bor on Sept. 28. a siiccessful conclusion. needed. > pplause for knittine the largest Arms, and the Past Presidents of into uniform—as a private— when amounts of impure hafnium com see. It was blind and Lee did not o It’s Your Country strength The 1-2 stanilings in the Amerl-j fred Clarke who takes over from 11:00—News. rade. them, the Eastern Army All-Stars After that, in order. Great Lakes Inasmuch os he la tackling the Opening Program ; mount of articles in our group, the unit. The officers to be. in Commander Otto Heller. Mrs. "Night Plane From Chungking” is pounds. These were cut off by the 11:15— Day Dreams. know It and the next thing he did So Buy Bonds. The boys who are The departure of five first- can League Christtaa Science Scrx-lcea P. M. make their competitive debut plays lows at lowrm City, Pitts gatling gun which is Cksrporal ! he certainly did her share for stalled. are as follows: Mrs. Viola Viola Rice will ^cceed Mrs. Helen finished. war and the jok of getting vir 11:30—Musical Sou%-enirs. , against the New York profess^nol Louis, this easily could be Pvt. knowt...... was that the hor.se stum serving at the front are working string'. linemen presents. Kerr Be- To On the same set Ellen Drew, his tually pure hafnium was under 12:16— Your Sunday Serenade; burgh at Cleveland. Wisconsin at bled over a stump and Lee for less than 10 per cent. Why not New Haven. Sept. 12-Johnny says, "a vep- definite problem of Club W L. hind Play ! iritish Relitif. Ever faithful, she Rife, president; Miss Patricia Griffin aa, president of the Auxil 11:45—Oilvlo Santoro. 12:30—,La.")t Minute Itows. giants at the Polo Grounds today William Oonn’e lost good efforL j ever missed one Thursday in the Cbartler. 1st vice-president, 2nd iary. leading lady, received a letter rf- taken at Ohio State by Doctors Hartford, First Church, Sunday CThlcago’s Soldier Field. Michigan (sltumbled over Its head. The East put your money to work and get Ornipo. cla^sy New Haven feath line replacements." but he will be New York .94 47 .. l l 12;00 noon--In the South Ameri 12:46— Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir '■ In a game recorded by football State at East Lansing, Missouri at Because of this, not a few con Alief Room where she cut out vice-president, Ruth - Bunce; cor To Reward Clarke cenlly from her husband, Maj. Cy^ Edwin M. Larsen, W. Conrad Fer- 11:00, Sunday School 11:00, Wed Hartford 'gendarmes finally cap- it back later. , .it will help. erweight scn.sation. will stack up able to field a forward wall of Ro.ston 85 .56 9 12 can Way, and Organ. students os a toos-up. St. Louis, Purdue at Lafayette, tend that he should be recoro- 1 ntterns, and sewed on dresses, responding secretary. Marjorie The Poet will also reward its Bartlette, .now staioried In Eng nellus and Laurence L. Quill nesday 8. 537 Farmington avenue. against Angelo Oollura. Provi six lettermen and only one sopho Fl-iewhore in. the junior circuit Second Church Sunday 11:00, P. M. 1:00—Church of the Air. Where Array’s powerful squad Camp Grant at . Rockford. 111., pentied. : nd other clpthing. Hanson; financial secretary, Emma new commander for servfces .ren land. Crew and cast crowded 12:15—Junior Quiz Show. of 53 players, nearly half of whom But Pvt. Billy Conn, on the oth dence R 1.. formerly^ of Hamil-’ more. the Philadelphia- Athletics atopp Ham s; treasurer. Helen Monast; around Ellen when she opened the Sunday School 11:00, Wednesday 1:30— Press News. Marquette at Milwaukee, lUinoia ton. (k>t.. in the star bout of eight The Ithe shapes up like this: Son Goes To War dered during the past year. This 12:45—News. l:3 5 -B ob b y Tucker, Voteao. joined tl\e service from the pro er hand, is getting a second shot for Detroit Tigers. .5-4. and the St rhaplain. Kathleen Sweet: juigor is known as the Clarence Bls.sell letter, and-waited Impatiently for 8. Lafayette and Russ streets. at Champs im. Northwestern to rounds on a profeaaional fight Capt. Warren Anderson and ' Sister Annie McKinney of 101 Grain Becomes Rockville Society, Sunday 11:00, 1:00 -Robert St. John. 2:0C)—Spirit of ’42. fessional ranks, held a big numeri at the world heavyweight cham Louis Browns whipped the Waah-j uast president, Helen Griffin; and Trophy for the member who has her to finish. Kyanston and Notre Dame'In So'l- card at the Arena on Thuraday Earl Hamilton, ends; Tommy . bestnut street. leienlly .said Sunday School 11:00, Wednesday 1:15—Ted Steele and his Nova- 2:30 - Syncopation Piece from St. cal superiority, most of the Giants dliHer Field. pionship, and won’t be the first to inston Senators. i0-4, with th* Utwell to her seuina son, WiL- Sgl.-at-arnis, Mary Alice Riley. , done the most for the Post dur Finally one of them demanded. chord. battle for nothing more than the Sports Roundup night.Sept. 17. oa Matchmaker- Vohs and Bob Endres. moved help, of home runs by (Thet Following the joint Installation, • Richer Protein 8. 94 Union street. Louis. under canny Coach Steve .Owen George Shephard uahers In the from his regular guard post, , at John Kimbrough, Shea we havf held no meetings, we menu or just, an envelope 'see Mar at Baltimore on Sept. 18 and with tion. to Ftay Robinson for a fight at clever Negro, who fought Compo during his days as a very good They said that this means of use Christian Science textbook, “Sci ^ :0 0 —News. 7:15—Time Out for Laughs. Ilttlc’'production In year*. It may wjio haa been practically the whole have all been active in the eirilian cel Donze, post steward. It seems the Chicago Bears to Boston SepL The Bucknell .and Green Bay Milwaukee, .. .Freddie Fierro, Bil five close fights, all of which Ell Grldmen Join l'p Hlrsih JarolM Again prizefighter. He was technical id- of grains to produce, milliohs of ence and Health with Key to thb 6:15— Harry Horlick's Orchestra. 7:30— We the People. j even bring back ths milUon-d'oIlar western team. .. .North Carolina defense work, and also in sewing that the genial Red was up in 2 0 . ‘ Packers’ .Jootboll veteran, recently ly Conn’s trainer, will join up were torrid tussles. Vasquez, who Post vlBor on the Fl^nn picture. gallons of alcohol for war or other Scriptures", by Mary Baker Eddy, 6:30—Strictly Sports. • 8:00—World News Tonight. gats. ^ grid fans, who have seen a few and Red Cross work. An average Boston recently and after watch includes the following (p. 288): One of the interesting features commissioned a Ueuteniuit (JG) hod Willie Pep on the floor twice New .Haven -Every one o f the Camden. N J. Eight time* “ Hey." said Mushy, leading with purposes doe# not tend to cause 8:46— Yale Interprets the Newt. 8:30— Crime Doctor. Ohrporol Louis and Private Wode-Neyland battles, would like right after the (.’onn-lg)uia scrap Mo. S04« of one meeting a. week has been ing a ball game he was the last "God's thoughts are perfect and ef today’s ..contest was the fact in the Coast -Guard, announced Conn would have drawn some and is hoping he’ll land in Billy’s in losing a close decision In Madi 51 players.on the Yale varsity ajid ; fore Hirsch Jacobs led the V . F. W . his chin wagging, “w aifil you site shortages In essential foodstuffs. 7:00—The Remarkable Miss Cran 8:55Êric Severeid. to get the two Army trams to junior varsity football squads is rang horse trainers of the held in the various homes for sew to. leave the park. Just outalde the eternal, are aubstanee and Life. dall. it offered uie first test of Ney- upon his arrival here that, he thing Hke $800,000 In New York gether there for a final scrap. outfit. son Square Garden last winter, ing. and this next week will start gate were a couple hundred, fans, the fight scenes in this one. A d d i^ yeast to the residues Material and temporal thoughts 9:00—To be announced. land’s famous "Tennessee System** would confine his gridiron activi seeks s return go here with Pep. either a member of the Army, trv in winners, and hi* strsok ag They’re tile best. I gotta letter of ald?^l-making caused produc 7:30—The Bandwagon. 9:30— Star 'Theater. • in June hod not Private Conn Hugo Germino of the Durham Sun Today's Oueot Star Garden State virtually asstirs* th# Red Cross work rn earnest. seeking an autograph. Red ob are human, involving error, and against the professional brand of ties henceforth to coaching and struck ths hard head of his fa- Fr^k B Ward. Toungatown A special six-rounder will show Navy or Marine Reserves, or has Jndert^ 3 rd Son this moriiing from the boas telling tion of a ,number of vitamins ,and 8:00—Edgar Bergen and Charlie lOrfX)—Take It or Leave It. figures they could draw 55,000 at ninth orowTi. Each Friday, between the hours of liged. freely. iVhat team does he ■lr.ee God, Spirit U the only cause, football. Tennessee teams became offlc^tlng. UeuL Hinkle has been ther-ln-law,' Greenfield Jimmy (O.) Vindicotbr "There are 24 Whistlin’ Willie Roache. Delaware applied for admission. me how good I did on Flynn. of a' lot f it amino acids, the suh- McCarthy. ,10:30—News. . the Diike Stadium'----- There’s bad 9 a. m. and 8 p. m. our members play on ? That’a aU. they lack a divine cause. The nationally renowned for their assigned to tutor the backs on the Smith, so savagely with a left member* of the Baaeboll Writers’ slugger, against Rudy Garcia. have manned the Listening Pott "Did you see that Mature and stonees which form protein foods. 8:30—One Man's Family. 10:35— They Live Forever. newa for'college cooebea in Secre Puerto Rican lightweight, who Entort Ser>ice Jay Dee. temporal and material are net 9:00— Manhattan Merry - G o - ; timing, power and terrific down- Coast Guard Academy eleven, and book. ' I Association In the armed forces at Bolton, and some 'of our mem John Payne fight 7. Man. that was then creations of Spirit. They -are 11:00— News. he will umpire a semi-pro gome tary SUmaon's atatement that beat Roache in a great fight in Round. field blocking, but only one player Both would have been paid, so student member! a t the Army en- now—And probably all prepared to bers v e active aubstitute observ-' M Mure EaHat !■ Navjr awful. You could see ’em mhulng Fire Damages Cfeurrh but counterfeits of the apiritual 11:05—Sports Round Up. In Army’s starting llna-up today here toAorrow. New York. ilMn In Bus 9:30— American Album of Famil the broken bone in the |challcn- liated reserve will-be colled when second-gufOB every major opera- our era on other daya. them punches two feet. But not and eternal” 11:10— Eric Severeid. aver was taught the Neyloikl single There will be another aix-round- Im ago, on helping iar Music. gfris duke cost Louis something they reach draft age----- And a Uon." The gauzs for the Red Cross New Haven. Sept. ’ 12—UP)—The in my picture. I showed that • Westport. Sept. 12— —Floor 11:15—Donee Orchestra. wing s y ^ m before he reported at er and a four-rounder on the un ] W m m IMo the U. 8. 10:00—Hour of Charm. 11:80— Dance Orchestra. more than $200,000 and Conn lot of master-minds had practical^ Note Of OooAdriMW CHARTER OAK bandages has arrived, at last, and Connecticut Navy recruiting ser Flynn how to connect. There oil. which exploded while it was the Tale training comp. around $100,000. dercard. . AM O ov are vary good. We we will aoon be busy with this vice aeema well on its way to an ain’t no foolin’ In this one.” being heated, started a blase that Irooarorker Falla to Death 10:30—Joe and Mabel La^t N ight *8 F ights ly worn themselves - out getting British .Sportsmen, who were feg4 M B y BM|Uli1ea—but tAr 11:00—News. They clicked their plays off So now they fight with gloves athletes signed up In the reserve peddling their race , horses over wort?. Final plant will be ';an-' enlistment record for the aecona With that Mushy sauntered off swept through the basement of beautifully In 'practice, however, for nothing, and what's ao unusual First Flftee* BOWLING ALLEYS m a e a a l Mm papers have nounced later. New London, Sept. 1 11:15—Cesar Saerchlnger, com neart Attack Fatal' BO they'could stick around until here IPor fancy prices not so long straight month. Officers reported to tell Someone else about his su the Holy Trinity Episcopal church By The Asaoctated Press about that? n a a B vm gih tberafors the John J. Murray, 49. sin ironworl mentator. with Lieut Vic Spodoeclnl, form graduation. oga ore In the market fgatn O C. last night thdt 78 more recruits pervisory efforts. Nice Guy, Cal here yesterday. Flra Chief Frank erly of Minnesota and the Cleve- New Orleans— Slugger White, Millions ef sasa or* ms king Lawrrence. Kans.—Coach Cwinn I (9 aMa ahead Denne'rt estiniated the loos, Includ er, fell 80 feet to his death yester 11TS(V—Auikbr'a Playhouse. ■ S t Louis, Sept. 19—(iPl— Dr. O. At the recent Newmaricet salsa, . ’OAK ST R E E T mk to go signed up yesterday, bringing' the lahan. -rd Rams, running the team from 135, Baltimore, outpo'nted Gens gTMtsr saertfleas. Service Dept. Henry says Kansas' first 15 foot 27 . Many o< our ,The equatorial circumference of total/or the month to nearly 700. A bb b Btea Cemlac Back ing smoke and soot damage to the day when he toppled from a pier 12:00—News and Baseball Scores. A. Kelly, preotdent of The Amer In this department’s first V-mail the Aga Khan, wh oaold Bohram ballers wiU be aa good aa any 15 A aonnitteenien : —Orchestra Slolo. ican Society of Exodontists and s quarterback post. Johnson. 140, New York (10). the earth is 24.90? miles, the me The current, record waa set in Anna Sten, the Russian aitre.ss inain auditorium of the stone on the New London-Oroton high 12 10 Hollywood—Juan Zurita, 134. letter! . Pvt. Max E. R. Keiffer, for $250,000, paid $32JOO for edlegc players in the country.^ 12:30—Log Cabin Farms Orch. Oral Surgeons, died, of a’ heart at sg Vetoroa to T,: r. w. Ns- ridional orcuiiifeience 24,060 .August when more than 1,20U en ; Sam Goldwyn spent a fortune on structure which waa redecorated way bridge 80 feet above the Mexico Caty won by technical writing from somew)ieie west of yearling owned • by Marshall Flsld tack ytoterday.-He waa 47. Georgia Goto ___ And 50 geegeea front the Itoc N O W OPEN I to 8 pubUclti^ a a n ^ H a amreral only tost to |fi,00a. ^ Thswto river. __^ 12:55—Nswto knockout ovc Jimmy Hatcher, Chicago—Dr. Danny Fortmonn, Son Francisco, takes toaue with Minnesota Shallow 134..Lake O ty. S. C. (2). co-captmin of ths Chicago Bearo, our colling Stanford the Notional Lord Glonely’s stud b roi^ ^ l2 4 D .- Minneapolis — Although ■ first- Atlanta, —Georgia Tech ^ 000. including a $26J)0(r sssale of line troops are strong, materisk at 450 mei| in the Navy. Forty-four Bridgeport, Oonn.—Uee Savold. is playing hia seventh year of pro- Intercollegiate baaketball cham PIN EOTS WAMT ID the tbree-yeor-Old .Perfect jail Minnesota football poeitiona 1 of theee eonted ooe or teore ath* Dec Moines, vs. Mike Alfoao, New fsMionol football olth^gb he to pion. .. . PVL Keiffer'a compUim to filly. ôrk. «ol)i 99. that Stanford nevar pUysd to th* Fi*6*» • • • IriBw abnllow. I / ... ■»

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MICKEY FINN "A Visitor!

DIO’JA HEAR .CAN YOU BEAT THATi where are T m QOIN' i m a g i n e i t / a VNOW, PHILIP- WHY, HELLO. MRS. Fifi Sense and Nonsense ABOUT "NOCKII I A DOPE LIKE HIM YOU DOIN' HOME! I'M SCREWBALL LIKE \ DON'T BE€ ^ HELLO, MICKEY HOMEl NOONAN. PHILt GETS DOUGH LIKE PHIL? DISGUSTED/ •NOCKIE” NOONANjENVlOUSi SOME MR.NOONf I WANT TO SEE ^ 1^ A Gtgs Wants For>bur benefit Time may be money, but no bar Clark—I’m going to be the sofe sity for an this planning. We set A RICH AUNT FHAT WITHOUT EVEN i n h e r i t i n ' a PEOPLE ARE HIM ABOUT Classified Judge of a beauty contest this af out and drive as fap as time will LUCKIER THAN— ker Is willing to accept aa pay DIED AND LEFT TRYIN'— AND I MILLION BUCKS/ so m e th in g ment for the shave; the time a ternoon! permit. But sometimes we find HIM HALF A AND THEY SAY -OH — THERE'S IMPORTANT/. man wastes while awaiting hia Whitaker—Can you gel me a ourselves traveling faster than safety permits, and skipping MILLION/ THERE'S JUSTICE THE FRONT DOOR Lost and Found 1 Automobiles for Sale 4 Repairing '2 3 Household Gbods ' 51 Boarders Wanted 59-A turn. date with the winner, after It’s IN TH E WORLD/ BELL/ Lost snd Foitnd Business Locations for over? things we’d like to see. We may even find ourselves wasting time Manchester LOST PAIR OF TORTOISE shell FOR SALE—DODGE COUPE, in PIANO TUTiJING and repairing. WINDOVV SHADES. VE\’.^T1AN FOR GIRLS ONLY—ComforUbie Renlt a t Harold—Did you hear about Clark—No. Tve got her dated up already. driving around after dark looking LOST— RED SETTER. EJnder glasses, on Main street or East good running 'ondltlon, healer Player ■ piano specialty. John blinds. Get our low prlce.s on-.Hol. rooms and delicious meals at Jones, the banker? He haa stolen Evening Herald ' and new battery, equipped with Cockerham, 28 Bigelow street. land shades, and high grade FOR RENT—STORE, Mam atreet, $ of the bank's, fimds and for a place, to sleep or eat. Then please caII Manchester 8524. Center, between Wilrose Shop reasonable prices. Laundry privi 100,000 we wish we had planned a little 6.16 tires Price $8,5. Burton Tel. 4219. Venetian blinds, phone 8819, 6 tb, near High''school, suitable for nin away with the hotel man’s Classified Advertisements and Holl ’ street. Finder please leges. Central. On 'bun line. Call dellcateaaen and luncheonette, Looking Ahead . . . Maybe he i Don’t scoff at folks who plan. LOST—GREEN AND black foun- Keenev., 596 Keenev street. Tel. 9 p. m. for special prices and 'n^ 08 or 14 Arch street. Young car and wife. j-OsaBt (lx avtraK* worda lo ■ lint '■Call 8563. WANTED TO TUNE, repair and over 1600 atudentSxtiear bv. Tel. would he called a “fuss-budget,” They are the ones who get to their tain pen In post office. Friday 3.321. ' samples. Capitol Window Shade Wq^men's V House. / Gerald— Good Heavens! Who Hhltlala, nambtn and abbraviatlont regulate your piano or player 5175. \ ■ but be knew where he was going goals with the least difficulty and morning. Valued as a keepsake. Company, 241 North Main street. will teach hla Sundsy School Spteb oonnt at a word and compound FOR SALE 1934 CHEVROLET piano. Tel. Manchester 5052. and how. ‘ strain. For they have not only set -*orda at two word*. Minimum cot* Liberal reward. Tel. 2-0198. Announcements risae? irica of thrtt tinea. Master, very good condition, 5 FOR SALE 8x12 AND 8x10 can- WantecL— Rooms— Board 62 Contemplating a vacation trip, their destination, they have also Wanted to Rent 68 he sat down with a map, traced ‘M2 ra itt per day for trantieni FOUND- AT GLOBE Hollow, gold WANTEDN r - PASSENGERS to good tires. . Inquire 55 Academy SAWS OF ALL KINDS filed, set. v.as. bridEC lamp, 8 day mantle studied the beat way to get there According to the proverb, riches his route, and checked up with the The planner has tried to elimi signet ring Inscribed, From Aircraft, Ea.st Hartford. Third street, after, 5 p. m. and repaired, cord wood saws clock, Phllco cabinet radio, elec WANTED—RQOM AND meals In WANTED—3 FURNISHED OR >;t M a etlT t March If'. IKtT gummed, power and hand lawn do not make happiness. Neither filling station for road informa nate possibilities of failure. Cath Charae Mother. Dec. 2.5th., 1912. Phone shift. Write F. Herald. tric camp stove, with oven and Christian family for boy year and unfurnished rooms. Call Mr. De li- does poverty, for that matter; so tion. He tried to find out the names OentacutiTa Oayt...i 7 clti H ctr mowers overhaule W2A 151. payable to,Carmel Di- 531 Lydall street. Tel 7958. A BE.iUTIFUL HOME Full Of Houses for Sale 72 C ’ M O K ,' A,( LEAv/E th e OLD X WAG JUST f o r R E N T - LATEST T.YPE the best Oomax brak* lining seven, from Monday through 'Fri Mother (to her little girl)— No, Some of us can’t see the neces oijd look. SOME A >OU KIDS advertising given upon request Mauro, dated -eptembe 12. 1942 Furniture. New living, dining, D O N 'T SIT — p a r k e d HOISTING HiM s ordered before the third or hospital bed. for home lise. Rates $8.95. Will call for your car and bedroom, kitchen, rugs, lamp, day, neighborhood o f Lincoln FOR SALE—6 ROOM alngle, flre- darling, I do hbt think you are IS VWOIKWJ YER- 1 ^ . day leill be charged only for has been lost. Anyone attempting reasonable. Call Kemp's Inc, Tel,, deliver same day. Phone 5191. E A MINUTE GENTLE LIKE to cash this check will be prose Help Wanted— Female 33 tables. Reasonable. Albert’s Fur school. Write Box B. Herald. ' -place, master bedroom, tile bath, going to get a now doll. The one SELFS IKJTDAGCXDO { TN BRE actual number- of timet rhe ad 56S0. ■ Brunner's. 80 Oakland street. you have Is perfectly good. In fkct, LIKE A ;e ,'— HE'E> A DUMBBELL, ared, charging at the rate earn* cuted to the full extent of the SALESLADIES WANTED FOR niture Co., Hartford. ekcgllent location. Will sacrifice. FUNNY BUSINESS SWIFT KICK IKl DE ut no allowance or refun«^« car Phone Hartford 6-5136. 10 to 4. it is as good as new. BRITCHES-TROWIKT CHINESE' JUST PASS1NC3 AND ALL AT ps made on elx time ede stopped law. Finder please return check steady work, full time Must be Small Daughter— But, Mother, to the Corporate Accounting De WHITE FLORENCE ’ kitchen STUFF AT MV THROUCiH O N C E H E •fgltr the fifth day. Automobiles for Sale 4 Garages— Service— | over 16. Marlow’s. heater, two burner,' with hot Pinafore Frock I'm just as good as new and that '" I t B U D D H A / No **tlll forbids": display llnea’ not partment, Main Office, Cheney DOtBy.' ^ UP' 1941 CHEVROLET SPECIAL de- Storage 10 water coil, chimney pipe, oil ALLEN HITCHCOCK, didn't stop jû from getting a hew TONKm n u m b e r , PEORIA 'V-1 CLIPPED DOWN Brothers. baby. \ / / OFPICER/ ON A \> UKEA The Herald will not be reapontibic luxe; 1941 Plymouth tudor sedan, FOR RENT W AREHOUSE OFF Cu r l o r w o m a n wanted. Naw barrel, like new. Call 5390. INC. tmi T more than one tnco/rect inter- 11.000 miies. exceptionally clean, Model Laundry, Summit street. <3TRUO< b l e e p e r / JJ b u sted fbD of any advertisement ordered Main street, kui^ble for furni HOSPITAL BEDS FOR SALE or Manchest^, Office: Lawyers like to tell stones on >r more than one time. good tires, 2890. 1939 Plymouth ture or small manufacturing, ele. g a r t e r ! The Inadvertent otnleeion of in- INSUKA.NCE WANTED -TW O women or girls rent, fully adjustable. Rates rea 933 Main SIk c I each other. TTila one was hei^rd fordor .sedan, good Ur^s, $590. vator .service. Phone 5175, sonable. Call Keith Furniture. THROUGH irrect 'publication of advertising Before Vou Have a Fire Cole Motors. to work in Manchester Laundry. Telephone 33ffk about a local attorney: Ml be rectified only by cancellation 72 Maple street. Tel. 4159. A witness was being examined F the charge made for the service or Accident Willlmantic OfflreT*^^ [•ndered See 1941 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE Business Services Offered 13 824 Main Street In an auto speed limit case. SAILESLADIES WANTED— e")T Ijiwyer How fast was the car k All adverttaemente must conform McKI.N.XEY BKOTHERS coupe, radio, heater, driven only Telephone.. 1935 la style, copy and typography with 10.000 miles, tires like new. Tsrms ATTENTION HOME OWNERS, perience unnecessary. McLellan's Machinery and Tools 52 going? M u latlon s enforced by the publlth- 505 Main St., Manchester, Conn. and trades accepted. See Finance Now is the time ,to re-roof and Store. 975 Main afreet. Wliness I cannot say—I am III |gs and they reserve the right to Real Estate T.isting Telephone 6060 - 74S! FARAIERS ATTENTION— WE not .an expert on the speed of 'gas- Idlt. revise or reject any cony con* Manager of Brunner Sfdes Co., 80 re-side your home. Under no W5ANTED -WOMAN for house sharpen ensilage blower knives, Mancheeter; Idered objectionable, Oakland street. Phone 5191. ■ 1937 obligations for our estimate. W'e Porter Street Section. Six- prorêlled vehicles. i CLOSING HOURS--CUsslfied adt work and care of children. Phone 35c each, cord wood saws gum Lawyer (running across the lb be publish.ed same day must bt Chevrolet coupe $265, very clean. giiarailtee all work, and we are 3083. ' , med, filed and; set 15c, diameter room single. Bathroom. Ijtrge [Mslved by 12 o’clock noon Satur- 1940 Dodge panel truck, like new, still able to quote the old prices, lot. 8. P. 84.500. D. P. $1,000. court room)—How fast wras I g |aya lu*20. Inch. Capital Granding, 531 Ly I n ^ low mileage. as there have been no-advances in EXPERIENCED SEWING ma-, dall atreet. Tel. 7958. Manchester,: our pricSs. Burton Insulating CO , Witness—I repeat, I am not Telephone Youi WunI Ads FOR SALE 'chine operators wanted for Mer- South End Seetlon. Two-fam fO lR-ACRE FARM — Bam. 1937 PLYMOUTH coupe, good 180 North Oxford streeL Hart row or Singer machines. 40 hours FOR SALE—GASOLINE saw rig. ily dwelling. Two four room good'«t'Judging the speed of gas- i. Adi are accepted over iiie tete- condition. Price $250. Telephone propelled vehicles. Imne at the CHAKUE. KATE given and rhirken coop. House eon- ford, Conn. Tel. 32-4515 or Man per week, good pay. Apply In ' mounted on wheels. Complete flats. Large lot. Garage. Large 9^ve as a conveneince to adver- aists of 5 rooms with running Manchester 3241. chester 3309. person. Manchester ^ Knitting $36; also power lawn mower. 28 barn. S. P. 94,200. D. P. <6800. 3sM but the CASH KATES will be water and electrirlty. Located Mills, Manchester Green' . inch cut, in good condition, $40. Manchester: Cornell Street A woman having guests for din lecep M aa FULL PAYMENT If on asphalt road about S mile* FOP EXPERT SEWLNG machine, Telephone'Willlmantic 2172-J4. Four-room alngle. Air condi ner. told her maid to make mush laid g t the buelneae office on or ba and vacuum cleaner repairs, parts room sauce. On opening the can of re the seventh day following the from town. Price low for quick WANTED—WAITRESS part time tion heat. Oil burner. Two un 'St Insertion of each ad otherwise sale. supplies, call Manchester 2-0495. full time. Apply Hansen's Milk BLIZZAkD SILO fillers for tm- finished up. S. P. $6,000. D. P. mushrooms, the ■«n'aid noticed a CHARGE RATE will be'coilect- FOR SALE ^ L, B. Ashland. 30 years'- with Bar, Main and Haynes streets. medtate delivery. Used Case trac 51.000. Vâd}' to occupy.- disquieting color; ^ No responelbillty for errors in Owner leaving town— must sell! The Singer SewinE Machine. Co. Mistress—Wen, put a little on elepboned ade will be assumed and 7-ROOM HOME tor on . rubber, excellent condi Manchester: Newman Street ‘ sir accuracy - cannot be guaran- 4-Room Cape Cod, steam heat, 5 Eldridge atreet, Manchester. WANTED—FULL AND part time tion. Used potato diggers, silo Six-room duplex. Steam heat. some toast and give It to the dog, _ T fflflfc. U 1 ,’POT tm . (I replace, garage. F. H. A. L I K ^ ’ E W ! Cohn. help in kitchen. Apply Manches fillers. Dublin Tractor Company, Separate units. All Improve If be eats It. probably It’s all RoAl i*m tv MM stwicc. MC. mortgage. Priced to sell.______ter Memorial Hospital. right. Index of Cbtosificatioiis Providence Road. Willlmantic. ments. S. P. 86,400. D. P. M04EWTS WED LIKE TO LIVE CJVER-TEN CENTS. A ^ L L o u t / e n d Conveniently located. Gar 81.000. The maid did so; and reported ^ O F T H E Ufij-Ej ^ Urtb* ...... A Twp-Famlly Boston Style House age. Coal burning tumace. Building— Contracting 14 WANTED—WOMAN or girl to ■ BAG OF PEANUTS, FIRST IN LINE, ANP-ONLY AN HOUR TO WAIT. cr#e 1942 8 T l»c* SCOYlCf H4C._T M 8|c . V 8 Of* * 'tasac«m«nt( ...... B Manchester: Off Porter Street that the dog had lapped It up and —6 rooms each side. Furnace About $2,000 down-mort care for 3 1-2 year old girl. days, Six-room single. All improve begged for morq. She was In .larrlases ...... C FOR YOURv REMODELING ot Musical instruments 53 >Mthi ...... D heat and garage. Large lot. gage arranged. Ideal for a from 7:30 to 4. Telephone 2-0026 ments. Two-ear garage. One structed to serve the sauce. “I don’ t like the way he’s looking at us— 1 think he’s repair lob call Wm. Kanehl. con after 8. rd o f Thank* ...... K borne or to Irt rooms, f FOR SALE—UPRIGHT ll,aines 8204 acre of land. S. P. 86,000. D. P. All went well uhtll the guests running low on gas!” A Good SIprn BY EDGAR MARTIN. Mamorlaro ...... F tractor. 519 Center atreet. Tela- piano. $5 for quick sale. 477'Cen- l-S yn. 81.000. were having coffee, when the BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES aod Found ...... p i...... 1 STUART J. WASLEY WRITE BOX W, L HOUSEWIVES— WOULD YOU. V phone '7773. ter street. • \ Manchester: ' Summer Street maid white-faced came in and .Uinouncemnats 2 Real Estate and Insurance like to make $150.00 extra money • nooala ...... i HERALD SIx-rnom duplex. Two-car whispered to the mistress: L'b T H F T VOO,B>OOV^ ? v\OW AND DIODES V\OLN fEOQ ONt « THtT CcL^TAiNW AatoaiiÎlM State Theater Building between now and Christmas, BY GALBRAITH Telephone 6648 - 7146 Moving— Irucking— garage. All Improvements. Good Maid—Oh. ma'am, the dog haa SIDE GLANCES ______DiD ■5CHOD\_ eVN'tV.V ^'p n Lt i c a 'l v y OF ON'L'bÔT, DO .utomoblaa for Sal* 4 $1.50 average commiaaion per . just died! .ntomobilaa (at Exchana* . . . i ' t Wanted—To Buy 58 ‘ lot. Rental income 860.00. S. P. CbO TODAY ? A U _ CfF T H t T O O \ Rooms Listings Wanted — ...... I I Manchester: Durant Street Then the mistress went to' the AtaotMM aad FvwtMsIoaal Seniees The J. B. Williams Company, Five-room duplex. Hot air kitchen and asked the maid where taalnaaa Servlc** Offered ...... 13 Repairing 23 Glastonbury, Conn. Rooms Without Board 39 hi (eiuôld Services Offered ....IS-A Frequently we are a.sked by new employees to assist plpeless furnace. All Improve the. dog was; ■■ falldlBK—Contracting ...... 14 MOWERS SHARPE,NED, repair i ATTRACtiVELY FURNISHED ments. ». P. 84,300. D. P. Maid (Still in a state of distress) hoxtsta—Nuraerlea ...... it them in securing rooms, with or without, board. In co'n- ed, shear grinding, key fitting, 8500. Oh. dear, the dog W lying on the Tdaaral Dlractora ...... H nection with this we maintain a listing of known faciii* Help Wanted— Male 36 roomi, centrally locate, con j *Att»F*-Plnmblng—Roofing ... 15 duplicating, vacuum cleaners etc. tinuous hot water. Tel. 3106. ' Manchester: Durant Street porch, where he was put by' the '%uaimae« ...... 11 ties in the Manchester area. overhauled. Braithwalte, 52 Pearl WANTED—MA.N OR boy ovtr 16 Five-room duplex. Two-car man whose Car hit him! nI., TfllltBnrF—•Oreatmaklng ...... 11 atreet to work in laundry New Model FOR RE.NT—SI.NGLE and dou garage. Hot air pipeless fur Trobking—Storage .. 2C nace. All improvements. l.argr I ’ WiUo PaaaangCr. S e r r l c * ...... 10- a We will be glad to place on our list the names of Laundry. Summit atreet. ble rooms, men preferred. Tele- i ^tntnig>' Papering ...... 21 pairties in this area who have such facilities available. phone 2-0759. I lot. 8. P. 84,800. D. P. .4800. HOLD EVERYTHING ^{•MfoBAl Servlean 22 W A .N T E D -T R " driver. Apply yiancbester: Durant Street Seaman Coal Co.. 256 Center FOR RE.NT—CLEAN Comfortable Five-room Single. Hot air Dyeing—îannIng .. 24 room for one or two, with private plpeless fnrnaee. All Improve n llA t O oodi nnd Sarrloe 13 street. Pinafore qnd panties which you 9 - ^ Vnntna Bnelnee* Servlod .w .'' ^ 1* family, near Center. 21 Summit ran turn out on your sewing ma ments. 8. P. 84,.V)0. D. r. COFt mj tv «4t* SCRVtCy t««c T, M. fftc. U. •. FAT. QFP._ ISdncatieiial ''x Cheney Brothers WANTED AT ONCE two men for street.' chine in just a few hours! Snug 8500. [!> j y en and Claaeea ...... 27 lawn grading, trimming trees, little bodice top, full,, fiouncing Manchester: Durant Street »**-AU lutracUoDs ...... 28 FOR RENT LARGE front room Five-room duplex. Hot air ETniployinent Office— Mtoatlons Wanted—Male .... 29 tions the average running 2 ya^ds rlc rac. less heat. Garage. Chicken 6ET REAPVr II -mployment Agenclea ...... 4« ARTHUR A. Help Wanted— Male or For this attractive pattern, aend coop. I.arfe lot. acre of Uve Stock—Tela—PoaItTT— horse travels at an average CAPTAIN.' Vehirlea Female 37 rate of 54 feet per second. In 15c in coin, your name, address, land. S. P. A5.800. D. P. >o*»—Bird*—Peu ...... 41 KflOFLA asmuch as the average thor ; pattern number and siie to The 81,000. Jv# Btock—Vablclea ...... 42 ..ANTED AT ONCE an experi i Manchester Evening Herald To- Manchester: Russell Street paltry and Supplte* ...... 42 876 Mate SC Pbnaa 6440 oughbred is more than eight 'y.. ▼natad —Pat*— Poultry— Stock 44 enced waitress and all around feet in length .jwhlle running , I day's Pattern Service. lOfi 7th Six-room duplex. Hot water man. Apply at The Cheatnut Avenue, New York, N. Y. heat (coal.) All Improvements. Far Sola—Mlaccllaacams with his neck stretched out, he L ■ . -rtlele* For Sal* ...... 43 Lodge. negotiate* what is equivalent j For further lingerie patterns 8. P. 88.600. D. P. 81.000. loats and Acceteorlea ...... 4s ^ and styles for your entire fall Manchester: North Main Street nvaai>4Bwea.aK. T.M-etc » * eer.oee. tuitdins Material* ;...... 47 WANTEDr-WOMEN FOR work to nearly seven' time* Jlni own Seven-room single. All Im LJSSC2 diamond* —Watebea—Jewelry 42 length In one second. ! wardrobe consult the Fashion Sleetrical Appliance*—Radio.. 49 FULLTIME In wrapping and box department. I Book, Just out. This smartly provements but heat. 8. P. “Privsto Smith of ths camou ” Comc on, soldier, up and at ’em! Aren’t you the fellpw 'aal and Fcad...... 49-A 3ien for factory and outaide work. • 2.—Town teams of Latrobe ; illustrated catalog of latest pat 8SAO0. D. p. n o o . flage unit reporting, sir—end whq-higged 8 pack all over France 25 years ago?” harden— Farm— Dakxy Products 60 Employment Department, The J. ond Jeanette. Pa,, met in the terns may be yours for Jusf 15c! 3fanchester: BIssell Street that ain’t hay!" Sousebold Goode .VT...... 61 CANNEL EXPERIENCED . B. William's Company, Glaxton- .irofessional football game at Six-room single. Two-car gar laeblnary and Tooli ...... 6t Or you may request a Fashion bury, Conn. Latrobe. near Pittsburgh, age. Steam heat (coal.) Read.v Sualcal Initrument* ...... 61 Book with the next 15c pattern TOONERVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE POX COPX. 1»«2 SY Nta StRVICt. INC. T. M. Wta U. S. PAT. OFF. ISlc* and Store Equipment ... '64 SALES GIRLS Aug. 31, 1895. you order. . Send 35c for both to occupv Oct. 1. S. P. 86,006. ^MClal* at tb* Storee ...... 6li 3.—Sid Terris won 13-round D. P. 81.'000. waarlnn Apparel—Fur* ^-4'. Salary I , Dog»—Birds— Peta 41 . plus Ic for postage. . F am ed—To Buy ■...... 66 decision from Johnny Dundee Manchester: Walnut Street Two-famlly. Two four-rooms. Get Going, Fal BY V. T. HAMLIN aaa**— Board— Hotel*— Reearf a COAL and Opportunity I COCKER SPANIELS — FBOM In last fight at old Madison ALLEY COP Reetaarante Square Garden, New York. Ijirge lot. S. P. A5.000. D. P. loom* Without Board ...... 69 to Earn Bonus c h a m p . o n atock. Beautiful, -Read Herald Advs. 8S00. All Improvements but loardere Wanted ...... 6 9 -A healthy puppiea In reda and psuî- May 4. 1925. '^ME RWO ANO\tUNDOUBTEDU/A JD© WITV4 ^ f...lN YOUR PRESENT GOSH, NOW GET yOLlRSELF INTO 'ountry Board—Resorte ...... eu i THAT TIM E-M ACHINE, GET colors. Jack Froat Kennela, 36 Manchester: Griswold Street SUPPLY TH’ U S . LITTLE____ A.PPEAL - ____ - TD ADCXX>4TV ____ ' STTUAnON VOU ___ HAVE D O C - loteti— Restaurani* ...... SI For Your Fireplace Apply BACK TO MOO, AND GET STanted—Rooms— Board ...... S2 Gardner street. * Three-family — flVe rooms G E E Real Slatate For Rent W. T. GRANT CO. Crocheted Nursery Rug each. ITiree-car garkge. Large FROM M OO WHIZ ! BUSY.' vPartmenia. Kluia. Tenementt S3 Supplement your‘oil heating service hy using Mnnel coal lot. Rental ttcome 890.00 per ,,1V4ROUGH TH' / p eWITH o p l e RUBBER I-IAVE g o t 'WARRIOR...NEVER TO LEARN TH ISTHE COUNTRY/ LESS. ' . THE PONERTD DO luatneaa Locanpna for Rent .. ss FOR SALE—OOCKER 'Spaniel. - loueea For Rent ...... S3 in youf fireplace. This new “ Ehony Cuhe’^ ignites in month. 8, P. 88.200. D. P. ,T IM E - ' t h aFROM t , r e g aMOO r d l e s \VOU. s « F VOURl i k e A LX7TTHAN OF OTHER A DIVISION *\ MORE GOOD FOR '.uburban Foi Rent ...... '8h CaU 8268. 81,060. One apartment ready INE PROBABLE MILITARV OF FiGHTlNtJ ummer Honiea For R e n t ...... S5 stantly and hums with a large, long-lasting hlaze that to occupy-Oct. 1. 4 r V A LU E ... * MEN.' Vanted >o a, ru . > ... S3 radiates warmth and cheer throughout the entire mom. ’ , Real 4;«iate For Sale Live Stock—Vehicles 42 Manchrater: Oakland Street inartment BniirliriR tor Sale . . S!i Will deliver any quantity from 100 pounds up to a ton MARRIED WOMAN Six-room single. Hot air heat. luaineea Proprfjj: tor Sale . . . 7« All Improvements. 8. P. 84,000. or more per customer. Phone us your order today. FOR SALE — TWO 8AANEN -i-r ^ - ,-U. ,^ rm s and Land tor. Sal* . ; . . . 71 D. P. 8560. Rental Income lon sst for Sal* 72 WANTED! goata, 118 apriat stvaai. Tele- iOts for Sale ...... 72 . ône 6600. ' 836.00. iaaori Property tor Sale ...... 7s Atanchesler: Oakland Street lUburban for Sale ...... 7.3 25 45. To work few ^ Five-room single. All Im- leal Eeiate tor BxchanEe .... 73 orovements hot heat. S. P. F a m ed -R ea l Estate ...... 77 hours daily. No night o# Hooachold Goods 51 ■ Anrfloa— la-nal Sotlree .. The Manchester Lumber .tSJIOO. D. P. 8500. Notice* ...... 7S Saturday work. Apply ki FOR SALE—SOFA AND match Coventry: Silver Street, ing chair. Mccellent coadUlon. Call North Coventry person or ’phone 8507. between 6 and 8. Teiaphone 4695. Small Farm. Nine acres of and Fuel Company 'and. Near school. Good road. * * * Mhtn vow hovB read tNii SEARS KEROSENE hot water :'4|x-room .dwrelllng. Electricity. H«wip«pcr Sttv« it for tal«of« Everett T. McKinne.v, Mgr. cbee leireV^g* ecevict. w,c. t m. mic. u. • o**- V McL«llan Stores Co. heater with fittings and U gal Artesian well. Barn, Chicken 253 CENTER STREET PHONE 5145 975 Main Street lon drum. A-1 condition, $18. coops. a r. 88,600. D. P. complete. Tel. 6198. $800. Ceventryi Wall Street, Slightly. Skeptic*! BY MEURILl, BLOSSBR. South Coventry FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Modern, two-family dwelUng. ______J _ RED RYDER Quick! The Smelling'Salts BY FRED HARMAN Steam heat downsfidrs. Lot I T h in k YOU h a v e T O O . ^ kio! HE T h r e w it o n T h e 1 T h in k 86x250 ft. Income 850.60 per w w a t 'o sou 1 \AA4EN I AR«iveo We h a d a r o u n d -KWOBBEO THE BOy SA LLY--• a n d T SOUNDS month. 8. P. 85.206. D. P. FIND OUT, I AT yoUNO COOKS TREE ROOT IN HIS HAND . 1 FLOOR AS HARD AS HE TrtLfA G ET-U M COULD ANCT IT BOUNCED l ik e d is t o r t e d 81,800. SA U Y ? WORKSKiP, I GUESS HE WAS AFRAID HAS , MORE FRESH'/ Coventry: Slate Road, TfeN FEET INTO THE MR. SOMETHING' VISION / PLEMTt QUICK S im p ly w a i x e o m I'D SEE WHAT KIND South Coventry WITHbUr KNOCKINS/ nr W AS / AND l a n d e d o n fW lB E ME Spvea-room single. Full hath. A HIGH SHELF/, r ■ Runateg water. Electricity. L. Two-car garage. '/, acre of land, T a P. $4,20S. D. P. 81.000. Eaet Wtedeor, Connectlmt ■3IJI3) Fifteen mllee from Hartford. By Stra. Anne Oahot Thirty acren of land, eighteen As dramatic aa the circus— coin, your name and address and tillable. Six-room dwelling, one i i P this elephant family, will delight the pattern number to Anna Cab three-room dwelling. 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The local branch of the Order of CharlM Carson, recently fined Sons of Italy in America will hold in Town Court for Intoxication, Manchester's “Second Front” Clubs Secure About Town its monthly meeting at 2:S0 to was not the Charles Carson resid Averags Dalljr Circulation The Weather ing at 13 Vine street, but another DINE and DANCE at morrow in the LaUn-American For the Month of Aagnat, 1942 Foraeoat of U. B. W eatW Bo n m i clubhouse on Bldridge street. of the same name who has no Noted Speaker VW f t a t M l MMrinn o f St. kbown address. ■MmaTm ■Saoopal ohuroh achool The choir of the South Metho 7,530 UMe etanga to temperotm dist church will meet tonight at The Regimental Orchestra Will DANTE’S RESTAURANT h M Unbonxmt mon>in«r at Service Groups Herf: M te b er of Mm Audit toidglit. 6:46 o'clockv-for rehearaal under play at the Hall of Heroes tonight 19 Boat Center Street Odd Fellows BulkUng the direction of Thuraton Noe, in Center Park. Miss Ri'la Bom To' Have Noted Au Bieha of drenlatloa* organist and choir director. bard of Porter street will be solo ITALIAN AND AMERICAN COOKING Mioichester—A City of Village Charm ' iQ a UMBor Ruebner of Iôrth ist, and Rev. James P Timmins thority on India. i Mtfn atnet la eiq;)«ct«d home to Members of, the Manchester of St. Bridget’s churen will speak. \ Featuring Chicken, Steaks, Spaghetti and BavloU. I aoRoar Bight after a weâ’ \ Orders Put Up To Take Ont, (OMoMSed AdvertMbig oa < Poga U ) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1942 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEI i TRMtliTii the greater part of w l^ Master Barbers' Association who The Manchester Coimcil of Serv desire transportation for the an All First Aiders who have com TOL.LXI..N0.194 i m a apent IB a erulae of the Maine ice clubs, recently created from NO ORCHESTRA DURING THE SUMMER ' MBat to one of Captain Frank nual outing should meet in front pleted the standard course in I*re- of the Telephone building pn East clnct Two arc to meet in the Lin the Kiwanis, Exchange and Rotary gwlft’a acboonam, aailing out from Center street at 10:30 tomorrow ciubs, announced today that it had OiimdeB, Maine. coln school at 7:30 Monday eve T Test Pilot After Crash morning, i ning. Mrs. Ftoberta C. Robb, as- 1:^ obtained the most noted authority Wages, Prices si,stant chief in the precinct, will on India to speak hei-e on Tuesday. The (dioir of the Zion L utherw There will be a special meeting b e' In charge. September 29. This speaker is Republicans Name Fresh Nazi Troops dMirch will hare a rehearaal TUea- ‘of all First Aiders in Precinct 1ag aeentog at eight o’clock. Henry S. L. Polak of Dover, Eng To Be Frozen Five, Monday evening at 8 o'clock, Ernest McCormick has sold to land. The committee, composed in St. Bridget’s Parish Hall. Chief John R. iVIjrn live houses. Four of Stuart Segar of the Exchange Miaai Marjorie Marie, daughter First Alder I»uis Milligan will be of these hfiuses are located on Clul^, .lay Rand of the Rotary club, S mumw <*s i s i Mrs. Luce in Fourth A t Same Time of Mr.i and Mra. Louis Marte of in charge. Al! First Aiders iii the Newman street and one on Edger- and Arthur Kno.fia of the Kiwanis Benton street, and an honor stu- precinct arg urged to attend. clubj still have a few details to Storm ton .street. Tlic hous«‘S .sold are * dent of the June graduating class settle before announcing the aite C. R. Schippcr. of the Pratt- two tenement houses. Mr. Allen Senator Brown Also Re • t Manchester High school, will In turn has sold the houses. ot the meeting. lenve tomorrow for Portland, Whitne.y d iv is io n '^ ITnited Air Is Timely Topic USED C/IR ports That President Is Maine, where she will enter West craft, recently returfted from Aus Any authority bn India, which is brook Junior College. tralia, will be the speaker at Mon- Approval of the recent appoint a timely topic today, could hardly ^ p C c iu ^ f Given Broad Power to day’a meeting of the Kjwanls ment of four new members of the present the qualifications of Mr, But Russians Hoi Mrs. C. A. Goodrich of Robert Club. It w ill be held as uaviW. at local War Price and Itationing Polak. For many years he was Author, Playwright and British Force Regulate Other Items. Road is in Bhianston. 111., where, the Country Club. Ted Hewitt Board has been received. Chief closely associated with events in Wife of Noted Editor t - ahe will leave her daughter, Miss scheduled to give the attendance 'Cleik Erik W.‘ Modean announced India and acted in many capaci Washington, Sept. 14.—(O’)— prise. Four Klwanians. President tfSay. The new members are Gernians iii All Gwendoline Goodrich, to begin ties, both as a correspondent and = 1935 1938 Chevro- 0 1 >1 C SSweeps the Convention Moving Inland Senator Brown (D., Mich.), said , her freshman year at Northwest- Elmer W'eden. Secretary Russell Charles W. Holman. Austin Che adviser. His connections were of British and Russian Effort to Take l.a rh University. Mrs. Goodrich will Polterton. James Turnbull and ney. Mr.s, Ma^le Finnegan and the best and' before going to India Plymouth Coach $ 6 0 let Coupe— = By Vote of 84 to 2 as today that President Roosevelt risit with friends in the Middle Thomas Ferguson, will not be B'rank E. Hy1 C S In Madagascar wages as of August. 16 and farm neat two weeks. | Kiwants convention in' S\yamp- dorsement expressed regret at the Three of Manchester’s hefti est draftees so far Inducted, left years, or until 1917. he settl^ Coupe— $ 8 5 Coach— ; i S iVtiller Is Nominated. prices at level* not belo’iv parity Bombers by Hundreds Blood; Pour Tai acott. Mass. resignation of Fred T. Blish, Jr., for Fort Dovelns with the quota of 54 men yestei day. Their com down to law practice in London uh- under the terms of anti-inflation And Armored Cat Miss Betty Dewey, daughter of because of his loyail service on the bined weight is 762 pounds Left to right, are: Peter J. Happeny, til he received an appointment to 1935 PACKARD SEDAN »75 = Soldiers in Several Col legislation to be introduced in Eighteen members of the family loMi board. 245 pounds: Earl R.-Clark, 240 poun'ls, and’ .Harold C. Rlaley, the tour as Privy Council agent on In- Bulletin! the Senate today. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Dewey of iHan Dominion and Colonial ap- umns Are Meeting Hit Nazi Objectives Into the Contest 4S Stephen street, will resume her of Harry M; Juul gave him a sur ----- heftle.st of all 277 pounds. All of the local lads left town yea- Brown told reporters the Presi_ prise btilhday party dinner at the Henry E. Brooks, sop of Mr. terday enthusla-stic for what oiay soon befall them. jieals. Congressional dent would be authorized and di Crucial Test for th| studies at Westbrook Junior Col I.cctiirer On Religion - Very Little Resistance lage, Portland. Maine, on Monday home -of his sister. Miss Benice and Mrs. Henry J. Brooks, of 112 Nominations rected to take both actions s(mul- London, Sept. 14.—(A*)—British: night, and quoted dispatches from Juul. at Columbia Lake. Mr. Polak is a. student of and tanrously. He reported that .the City's Fate Is at Ham ' for her second year. ,,, Woodland street, has been grad BRUNNER'S | . Here are the Republican, So Far on the March. and Russian bombers, delivering Bucharest that the Rumanian lectui'cr on world religions and uated from the field artillery Open Until 9 P. M. ~ bill also would contain . a broad capital and the Ploestl region to school at F ort Sill. Oklahotha, and deeply interested in inter-religious candidates chosen Tor Con grant of powers to the (Thief Ex a newr twin blow to the flanks of ivovements. For nine years, until gress today at Connecti London, Sept. 14—iJP)—British the north were attacked by - So Moscow, Sept. 14.- commissioned a second lieutenant. Heard Along Main Street 80 OAKLAND STREET ' TEI,EPHONE 5191 = ecutive to deal with other factors Test Pilot J. Bertrand Purnell .Is given flrst aid treatment after the Axis 1,000 miles apart, viet bombers. He graduated from Manchester this year, he was treasurer, force* moving inland from the involved In the coat of living. Fresh hordes of Nazi troop Theosophical Society of England. cut, district conventions: he parachuted to safety 7i om his- blazing plane near Buffalo, N. Y. smashed at the northwest . Ger The dlspaches described the Have a Good Time— Enjoy Good FoodL^ High school In 1638 and .has been west coast of Madagascar to pre In stabilizing wages and prices. man port of Bremen lost night, in Ploestl attacks as ineffective and smashed today at the ap And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streets, Too He Is also a member of the Coun- First District: Former vent iise of the Island by the Brown' said the President would ’Hie CurtlB*-Wlight plane he waa testing plowed through the roof employed by the Rogers Paper .cil. World Congress of Faiths-Con- of one of the airplane plant building’s and 12 persons Were killed and an R.A.F. attack probably him^r said Bucharest bad two alarms proaches to Stalingrad in Manufacturing Company. He'Is Congressman William J. be authorized to take into ac tinuation Movement, Axis, are making good progress 37 others injured. It wa* Purnell’s flrst parachute jum p. dreds of planes strong, and raid during the night and some bombs obvious all-out effort expected, home today for a few The blind man and woman who evidently were• shopping. She ran The Council committee plans, Miller. Wethersfield. and one column is within 150 miles count substandard conditions and ed Bucharest and the Ploestl oil were dropped but that no dam REYMANDER'S days furlough before. being aa- to correct any "gross inequities" storm the city whatever make their appearance- along Main to the child, gra.sped him by tne also, to have September 29 set Second District: First of Tananarive the capital, the region of Rumania from bases age was caused. Blêd to duty. that might arise. deep in Russia. Broadcasting stations at Brat cost in blood, btit the Ru street two or thr^ times a. year, hand and tried to find out wnerc aside as Ladies’ Night for all three Selectman John D. Me- • British war office announced to playing and singing w-ere here a I he came from, when he sutlileniy of the .service clubs. Each of the He could not, however, force I^ne flying British bombers islava, in old Czechoslovakia, and sians said that after yield RESTAURAHT The harvesting of tobacco Is few days ago. Both appear to be darted Into the highway again. clubs may also invite guests and Williams of Norwich. day. agricultural prices below parity were backjpver northwestern Ger in Rumania also went off the air precious ground the nearing completion and by the end in poor circumstances as their Our friend was terrified and the full details will be published at The city of Maevatanana on the levels. Unites States Produces many again a t dswm in follow-up during the night. Army halted and pushed bock “For Thoe* Who Want the Beat” of next week It will be about all Third District: Major At Preeent Level* clothes are not such as to gîve the ‘screamed a t the top of her voice. a later date. Under the council Ranulf Compton of Madi road from Kajunga to Tananarive attacks, the Air Ministry report There was no German air activ new penetration aouthweat of 85-37 Oak Street Telephone 3922 In. Diirtng the summer 70 Negro impression that'they are making One car stopped and the driver ot plans npted,.speakers will be heard has been occupied arid forward The general effect of this limi ed, announcing a total.loss of 10 ity over Britain last night, but it «‘ty. boys from Georgia were working much at their work. This was aU another hearing the screams, here from time to time and Mr. son. element* of this column are push tation. Brown said, would be to Half of Its Cîieity British bombers. was disclosed that the Nazis Both to th* west and south* DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! at the Hartman tobacco planta changed on their last appearance slammed on his brakes. The cuiu- Polak is the first one of interna Fourth District: Mrs. ing on toward Andreba, about 125 keep’ farm prices at about tilelr The Air Ministry said th* 100th have been employing a new type the Germans were pouring tion and of this number about half when it was noticed that a large motion evidently brought the par tional repi^tatlon. miles northeast of the capital. present levels, since the average attack of the war on Bremen waa of aub-stratosphere bomber, pow and armored cars and new left yesterday for their home as ('lare Boothe Luce of of these prices now U estimated Roast Turkey and All the Fixln’a cai drove up to East Center street ents to a. (tense of their respon Maevatanana is shout 160 miles delivered by a "very *trong ered with super-charged Diesel serves into the bloody atr they are to enter school again. The and the chauffeur after parking sibility, and the lather ca.sually Greenwich. northwest of Tananarive. at 10( per cent of parity. President in force,” a phrase which was< tak motors in recent daylight raids. but the mid-day communiipM HaK TBholiera Veal Scallopine Roast Beef remainder will leave next week. the car led the two blind people to appeared and claimed the child Paul Dilworth^ Jr, Prevent A Bottleneck! The Allied forces which landed In Unc with this idea. Brown ex Congress Says ’'Brlr. Brit Say Japanese ^ en here to Indicate that bombers The planes, described as modl- dlcated the Ruastana were ho Main atreet -where they carried on without a word of appreciation to farther south at Morondava were plained, the President would be by the hundreds were used. Aed Junkers 86P’4 fitted with ex- Ing. Steaks Oysters Clams On the Half Shell William Egan, who left yester Bridgeport, Sept. 14.—(AO reported meeting “little or no op authorized to set the ceiling for their business. At night he waited our friend who had no doubt been —Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, ain and Russia Are Returning pilots reported visi perimehtsl pressure cabins were Take Populated Place ^ day with the Manchester men for for them to finish their business the means of saving the boy from Joins U. S. Navv position’’,. on the advance inland. agricultural commodities at the Wily Fighters bility through rift* in the light said to have operated at an alti And Other Good Things To Eat Fort Devens, was given several Here is d commodity the government tcant* From Ambanja, on the northwest levels of a recent date so that in Elarlier the Russians bod and drove away. He has since beer^ perhaps fatal injury. author, playwright, war cor Away Ahead of Us. clouds was good and said they tude of nearly 40,(X)0 feet ported the capture by the parties during the past 'week. At nqticied driving through town with Paul Dilw-nrth, Jr., of 332 Sum you to buy now and store I There is no respondent and wife of Henry coast, another column was report effect none would be placed below unloaded their tons of explosive* This plane is the tbjrd addition VINTAGE WINES — LIQUORS AND BEERS one of the parties given- by his ed "making good progresa" south the' top level reached this year., maria of an unidentified "popu the same two and it does not look Manchester has been without mit street ha* Jsined ^he 'U nited Luce, editor of Time, Life Washington,. Sept. 14 — (A?) — Aussies Who Fought on over the Weser river port by. the to the German air force which ed place” aouthweat of 8t fellow employees he was present "white wing” service for a num States Navy and is now at New. shortage of coal, hut there is liable to be a ward. - Why Date Was -Chosen light of raging flres whose .red has made its appearance to re ed with a wristwatch and at an as though their racket was such a The force advancing from Ma President Roosevelt told (Tongress grad. From all reports it bad one after all. ber of years. In fact, the town port, R. I., where he is getting and Fortune magazines, to The August 15 date for stabiliz Many Fields Claim glow they could see for 100 mile* cent daylight attacks on British other he was given a $25 bond serious tie-up of transportation if everyone day was named by Republic junga, encountered resistance from ing wages was chosen. Brown re- today that the United States was cities. ■> ' apparent that the crucial test only had one “white wing" and he his basic training. Japs Are Dangerouit. on their flight back to base. ^ the beleaguered city waa at ' while at a party held at the Villa did the Job for what fertilizer he Young Dilworth's father served Vichy forces a t a bridge over the i p in session today maknig vot nominating petition to place him on the west coast more than 350 and no prisoner* taken on either And 50, Single Women the home of Mrs. H. L. Tenney, on the ballot as an independi^t. Brown said the President’s gen which he apoke of Britain as an West of the city too the (20) $5.00 GAMES! (3) SIO.OO GAMES! steel necessary to build Jthe money comes hard people seem to er*. They . are meeting from 9 endent. miles airline below Majunga. "offensive ba.se." The report show side.” siana were held on the defenatij 331 Woodbrldge street. It will be take a keer -r interest in how the The seat Is now held bSTueroj eral stabilization authority would Between 21 and 35 to K ills 2 W om eil (1) $20.00 GAME! * (1) $5Q,00 GAME! held outdoors, weather permitting, benche.s they asked "Who the o'clock this morning until 8 o’clock Sunday’s communique said It- ed ouch aid to the British com He wa* among the first w’ound- by masses of troop* iand %$”? Is the WPB? We ll bet dol af.airs of the town are managed. tonight. There was no rush this waa proceeding satisfactorily to monwealth of nations and 35 oth ed to arrive in Australia from the force*. In the one phase of ALL FOR $1.00! n The hostesses will be Mrs. Joseph Consequently you get more aspir KkwttaMed o« Page Eight) (Continued on Page Two) Be Drafted- by ^ ^8 . -----^ Wright sn(} Mrs. Millarp Park. lars to doughnpts that they- have morning, but it is expected that ward Ambositra. 200 miles airline er countries during the 18 months Milne Bay action which started fighting described by the aou Ample Parking In Rear of Club.. a place to sit." ants for public office. During good more will ' come in during the east of Morondava and 100 miles Aug. 26-when a Japanese convoy since the program began totaled Vichy, Sept. 14— ()Pi —Frinch Yoiilh Confesses That munique seven German tanks ( times it is diffeiult to get the more afternoon and evening.- Another below Tananarive, but its exact $6,489,0()0,000. .with aotual ex moved in S naval landing force un- reported disabled by artillery While on the subject of the able type of business man to seek session will be held next Saturday. location also was not given. - ports amounting to |3.525,()00,()00. d«r cover of darkness in a pelting employers were ordered to atoh^ He Shot Social Work- anti-tank fire ' while 13 oT Need Larger Board north end- a pertinent question office. However, the vpters, few as To be made a voter it Is neces A third force, which went into More Needed In the same time lend-lease coun rain. by today to assemble crews o(K they were, did a pretty good job Draft Service turned and fled. w-as a.«ked the other day and ap sary to be a citizen over 21 years action in northern- Madagascar, tries purchased $5.800.000.0(X) One Australian unit clashed workmen — apparently for ship- : ers on a Lonely Road. Fighting Uond-fo-Rajid lait Tuesday. of age. re-siding )n the state, one was disclosed to have occupied with the invaders about 3 a.m and I For Honor Roll parently there Isn’t any an.sw-eP. worth of goods, including muni ment to Germany—under a sweep The Red Army wa* fight "Why do they have to hold all the year and the town, six months. Head Is Dead Ambanja on Saturday after over Of U. S. Labor tions, from this co\intry. by afternoon hatt driven the enemy San Maria, Calif., Sept. 14.—(/P) hand-to-hand over a broad John Patterson, who left for ing new compulsory labor law entertainment at Center Park In coming slight resistance. No casu Maximum 63 Billions more than a mile back toward — Vi'i^ld description of how he west and southwest of Stalin connection vylth the bond drive? Fort Devens yesterday with thy alties were reported from either their landing place.' which the Vichy government inti The large sign board erected on Lend-lease hrip is now being mated it had decided to avert the killed two Wisconsin social work Pravda sajd in a front dispatch. | OAK GRILL' We-’ll buy bonds but w’e would like local Selectees, was a great friend ALICE COFRAN Gen. Ernest L. Averill side. Nelson Tells Workers provided at'th e rate of $8.000.000,.- Bag Of Jiipunese Trick* German air units which Main street in the Center Park to have at least one night in Sep- ofJ'Dodger” Dowd now a gym in (Known Aa Queen Alice) A delayed message said British I The A’ls-sics encountered a bag possibility of even more stringent ers wa* contained in a lengthy will hardly bel large enough, for That War Production 000 a year, with the maximum aid action b'v the Germahn. up to bomb the Russians “WHERE GOOD FELLOWS GET TOGETHER” te-mber Set a-slde for the people structor somewhere in New ^ York. SPIBITKAL MEDIUM Was State Dirwlor; troOps took MajUnga in a three- possible under 15 separate appro ■full of Japanese tricks, from fire confession authonue* . possessed forced to tjra back without all of the names of Manchester north of the turnpike! .Most of Hq wanted Dodger to know he was Seventh Danghter of a Seventh Son hour fight before breakfast on the crackers to Infiltration. Subject to the law are'all able- Not Good Enough. priation acts reaching almost $63.- bodied Frenchmen between the toila.v frohi Robert T. Bailey, 23- rjdng out their mission when men who are in the present *ar. the north enders do not like the going into the army do he asked a Bom With a VeU. Passes Away at' 59. first day-of the campaign. The OOOCOOO.OOO. Th1* is the storj- one of the DINE AND DANCE It w-as made and donated by Herald - reported to write an item total cost to both sides there was age* of 18 and 60 and unmarned year-old Army deserter. became obvious that bombing 'idea of buying anything south of Readings Daily, tocliidtog Sunday, A t present, the report said.) wounded told: Thonjaa Weldon, deputy district the massive close-quarter *trug| Goerge GrifTln for the present to the effect that the John Pat • A. M. to 9 P. M. Or By Appoint- givqn a* between 30 and 40. Camden, N. J., Sept. 14— — "The Japanese noise tactics French women between 21 and 35. To the Lilting Tunes of the pike, even a chocolate soda Hartford, Sept. 14.—(A5—Briga. about . 35 per cent lof lend-lease ex Persons in these categories wabie attorney, said Bailey admitted he below would destroy Germane war bond Bpd stamp sale. It was and want very' much to have the terson listed in the draft was "the meoL In the Servlee of the Peo dter General Ernest L. Averill. 59, Donald M. Nelson, war production ports were going. to the United were alarming, to say the least, erected by men^ from the anti-air Patty Patterson.’’ board chairman, saya that al to prove they are engaged in work fatally shot Miss Neil Pietrangeli. well as Russians, It waa rep committee hold at- least -one ple for so Tears. of Hartford, a lawyer whose love Kingdom, 35 per cent to Rus.sia, during the first engagements. 30, a'nd Dorothy Baun. 32, and Pravda arid the present batt craft company in Manchester and —A. Non. 160 Chnrcta Street, Hartford, Cono. though this nation’s war produc They set ur a hell of a clatter "u^ful to the country’s needs" DON MAC AND HIS night’s entertainment on the .of military affairs led to his ap and 30 per cent to the Middle may be drafted "to effect all la left their nude bodies near a road were a* bloody as any so far it was at first thought that it Square. P b o ^ 6-OOOT tion has been stepped.up 350 per and chatter., blew trumpets and pointment as Connecticut director Married Men cent since' Pearl Harbor it is not Ehist, A ustralia and other are.a.s. bor's which the government will side outside Tomah, Wis., • last perienced. would be large enough for an of selective service, died yesterday "Aid to (nilna." it was added, whistle.* and set firecrackers to RHYTHM MASTERS T yet "good enough." judge useful in the higher inter Monday night, after they had be .*. bitter fight apparently has i Honor Roll. We understand that a South in New Haven hospital after a five- "ha* been limited b>’ the difficulty popping. friended hln| by giving him a ride veloped in the Slnyayino area - DELICIOUS FOODS — MODEST PRICES! W ith about 1,400 men already Returns to Home Next on Call ■We have not won this war." he "Many of the 'crackers appeared est.* of the nation.” ' ' Windsor farmer has had a real ex month Illness. sold. "We are not even winning it of transportation, but the develop The law, effective with its pub- at Ma'dison. of Lenibgrad where the Rua< Steaks Roast Turkey Roast Beef In the service there Is hardly room perience with conscientioun objec The funeral will be held In the ment of other means of tranapor-' to be a kind of delayed action "After driving down the road. seem to be trying to ease the ^ enough to print the names on the —yet. In this game there is no grenade which wa-s lobbed behind .Half Br(»ilers Roa.st Lamb Veal Cutlets tors. One of them had been dele After Western Trip Episcopal church. Branford, "Gen. second prize. We are playing ,lt tation will relieve this situation." (Continued on Page Two) made both the.ie women get out tion of Leningrad in )>reparatl(^ board and have them be of proper gated to work on hiS farm and al Averill’s birthplace, at 3 p m. to Major Hershey Declares The President said In his letter the. lines and caused a racket that of the car and take off all their for the second winter of riege. Fine Wines — Liquors and Beer size to be read froni the street. TAXn for keeps." gave the impres.sion we were sur though he appeared to be a patri CALL morrow. Governor Hurley ordered Nelson spoke last night over the that deliveries of lend-lease good.s. clothing.” Bailey’* confession to (Slnyavino does not appear 30 Oak Street Tel. 3894 otic fellow to the extent of doing Mrs. John 'Pickles of HoU street Buy A the flags of the state armories at That Men • with Chil- ‘which have been growing, will rounded. Weldon stated. available maps (but apparently NBC network ■ aa a guest of the "And how those babies could everything for his country with has retuined after a vacation of 6 588 Hartfort and Branford tiown at dreq Also on the List. labor-management committee of have to grow much larger still." Allied Forces | "At this time, they said ‘Let’s on the railroad enst of Lentng the exception of fighting for. It. three, Weeks in Ohio and points '*1 half-staff, and state draft head RCA-Victor here in an address Need All Gun* Poealble talk Engli.sh!” call the whole thing off,' and I From Russian dispatches it Under the Selective Service law west' "She accompanied her hus quarters here will be clos^ tomor We and- th^ other United Na ( ^ 1 1 Talk KngliMh peared that the Russian* were o| Prompet Asbury Park. N. J,, Sept. , 14— directed at 3..5()0,00p workers en said ’No. get going.’ All they said T“ Free Enlargement conscientiouB objectors have their band Who was a delegate to the Safe! row afternoon. rolled in labor-management com tions need all the weapons that all "You'd be on patrol and a voice was it wouldn't do me any good, tempting to drive the Ger choice b t going Into a concentra Grand Chapter of the Royal Arch (O’)—Major General Lewis B.^ Her of us can produce and all the men .in the cleare.st fashion would greet Hold Invader^ With Every Roll of Film A Bervleal • Hla selective service duties will mittees in 1.500 plants. and I told them to get going, and from a 12-raiIe stretch-of the tion camp or working'on a. farm Masons, recently in session at Salt House In be handled for the pre^nt by hla shey, National director of. Selec The WPB chairman praised the that, ail of us can muster,’! he you with ‘Hey Bill, is the corporal I fired at them. j Defense*. .Are Smashed Developed and Printed ^ added. there T’ at so much p e t day. Those who Lake aty. Dr. Taft of Hartford, son. Major William P. Averill of tive Service, thinks the war ia nation's war production effort, and "The big on* (Bailey said he The high command annou choose the farm wmrk seem to be who Is grand priest for Connecti Compared with their . available “Some of our boys fell for It. For Fourth SiicceBsiv^ that Soviet forces had MANCHESTER TAXI West Hartford, deputized to tajee getting closer to married men with added "that the fighter* with the didn't know têir names) was a EMTE STUDIO honest conscientious objectors and cut this year, and six others from M. Orfltelll. Mgr. • his father's place as acting direc best industrial s>’stem behind Day Japs Are Kept at little ahead 'of the little one from not just trying to avoid being put the state' attended the conference. children' and to youths of 18 and (Conttooed on P a tp Two) (Continued "on Page Fivel ((jontinued on Page Eight) 6S Pifmell Place tor after Gen. Averill was stricken 19. - them will win." me. and they both fell at the into thb army. They traveled by train with stops ill in the: State armory here last Much Harder Now Bav hv ^ Bombers. same time when I fired the first This fellow who was aselgnedto at Denver, Yellowstone Park and "We can’t call a recess to .this LEGION BINGO April 27. war until people grow up,” CSen- "It will be -harder to increase time. I stood off about five yards the South Windsor farm did his Salt Lake and report an enjoyable Retired As Brig. General ' eral Hershey told New Jersey production now than it wa* six General MacArthur’s Headquar and I shot the b>g8*r one in the wrork well, but one day refused to trip. STONEHAVEN A colonel in the state guard, he months ago," he said. "There lu-e back . while she was standing work on tobacco. It was learned Returning Mrs. Pickles left. the Leglonnsirea. yesterday, referring more ph>'*lcai difficulties to be Leg Motif Is Prineipal ters, Australia, Sept. 14—lA^. Al «’RS retired last Friday with the to forecaata that the younger men there. Flashes ! that he didn’t have to work on to Connecticut party at Cleveland overcome. Times are tougher. So lied force* held the Japanese in SETBACK CUT FLOWERS rank as brigadier general, and also would be drafted soon. "ProspMls Fired Three Shots (Late Bnllettas of the (A) Wlra)| TONIQHT bacco if be didn't care to, but this and from there journeyed south As an investment for your future comfort retired last month as msjor-cont- ar* we. All of us. We will not be vader at bay '40 miles north of ‘The little one waa grunting First of a New objector gave himself away. He east for a visit with relatives in of a very larg4 mobilization seem stopped." Topic Among Beauticians 50c BOUQUET m andsnt of the F irst (Company, In the cards for next year." Port Moresby for the fourth suc and groaning. And , when she .\- announced today reach boys on the fighUng front keep right on living here, In prsivioualy-deferred husbands "We have to go over our parts nation’s cosmeticians put their added: School in 1900, Gen. Averin prac with dependents and war produc airfield at 1-ae and flying fort- smaller girl and also stnick .and mediuin-'slzed merchant ’ « by way of cigars or clg^rets. He Here Is Program « on hand to aee what is lacking, "It's the jnb of the beauty knocked down the bigger glr! Ponoraonian registry was tor TONIGHT Corsases ticed law to Connecticut for 38 tion wprkers bsing called to arms. heads together today to evolve technician to know Kow to supply reases attacked three enemy mer said that his conscience would not years and was a partner to a .what is surplus for the time be chant ships and a cruiser off New ahead of her. doed and sunk by an earnay ■ “Wa will ba-ve to come td the ways and means of supplying Six 25 allow him to give any cohort to 35c This is not a war-time housing project but ing," he continued. thla Cleg appeal.'I" (Guinea's, coast, a communique said "Wben I shot first, they both marine late in August to th* Of Band Concert Hartford Arm until he was ap realisation that there ore not "leg appeal” for American wom . Stressing "leg culture." cos MASONIC men who were taking an" actl-ve pointed the head of the state's Out Down Much Mot* today., fell and the big one never said lontic several hundred ndW part .In the fighting. • enough single' men, that there are "To get balance we will cut en to whom wartime fashions de meticians are preparing for the a carefully planned residential developmenU draft system by Brigadier General not enough married men without General Mac Arthur reported anything. The little one screamed the north roost of South TEMPLE He quit the farm to go Into a down further on materiaU for creed conservation in dress ma day. If it comes, of a stocklnglesa that patrols were active on both out: ‘He’s Idlllng me! He's killing Survivors have been landed at concentration camp, this atory •The weekly })and concert of the Funeral Sprays Lswla B. Hershey, national dirso. dependents for the mobiltoatlon of, terial. America. TTie experiment of Door local ban ’ from the Coast Artil lor, OB S ap t 38. 1940. . civilian uoe, and. when we must, sides in the Owen Stanley moun me!’ coot eoMt United Stotee petE ' goes, only after he had been ad ooy, between ten mtlUon and thir we will even cut materials for one The leg motif xvos one,of the painting legs, they said, has tain region where the Japanese “I am positivs that th* larger • • • Biff vised not to work on tobacco by lery unit stationed her* will be $ 1 .5 0 We have several houses for re-sale in vari EnMoted As » PHvate teen million to the United States. principal subjects under' discus proved succesafiU. and several •* held St the Center Pork tomorrow Ha onlisted In the naval militia war use to flU 8 more preaalng and have been sUlled in their attempt of. the girls waa dead (when he Troope Nearing (loplial some Hartford friends. Drofttag War Workers Immediate ■war need. That )um al sion by members of the American liquid preparations are coming on ed advance on Port Moresby, but London. Sept. 14—(A>—T%el afternoon from three to four. Tba ous sections of the town. eg the Connecticut National Guard On th* queôn of drafting war left the Bcene) but I am not sure ready happened to a few instances, (fosmetlcians f ^National Associa the market. the situation "remain* unchang whether Pie smaller one was, oa leh aanoaooed tedny the Prizes Games A woman of our acquaintance program follows: Wedding Bouquets in 1901 and ,waa o|q»ototad an sn- workars, ha said: tion which opmed its tbree-day The military theme also invad and it wlU be made neceuory ed.” she wa* «tUl crying when I of Mam-atoaonn. ISO qoUee by i had a frightening experience Second Connecticut March ----- olgn to IMS, retiring to 1908. In "If Hitler landed on the beach again. annual convention hers. ed the new fail and winter hair In the air war against shipping, ...... Reevea i | 2 . 0 0 1913 he again became a guarda- now, this afternoon, there would marched off.” northwest ef Tsmtnnrlv*. Thursday afternoon on Main ."It will mean some lay-offs and To conform with wartime reg styles, revealed in a previous of one allied bomb blew the stern Arrested otl Saturday of Mndngneear, oi FILMS street, owing to the careleasnesii Overture, Rosamunde ...... man. anlisttag aa a private to an )>e no question to Industrial plonta lost time for workers who are in ulations, oosmetlclanai sold fash designs created by the Chicago off s Japanese vessel near Seloe . Côoler Seatiug Arrangemento ...... Frans Schubert infantry company. witbto on* thousand mllsa of here Bailey wa* orrest^jF Saturday Ttewhlng sonae mllitnry DEVELOPED AND of a father and mother for the tent on producing for victory. Tou ion decreed skirts wrsre on the H airstylist Guild. island in pie Tanimbar island after drlvtog her* wi$p two 18- hero Indicated that ndvonen PRINTED safety of their little boy. It was Dance, Dance of the Hours .... Potted Plants 15e A oecond lieutenant whan the who they could spars for the mlU<> won’t like It. I will not like IL way up a matter of inches to save One of the designs I* called the group between Australia and New ...... Ponchim Mexican Bordor compZign opened had pushed on to withta 199 in the late afternoon, sifter, the THE JARVIS tqry aendeea." either. But well do It when It is fabrics with th* result that calves "Waacaroo." It ia a short snappy Guinea and she wa* left in a sink «r the capItsL Pemny Bingo Starts at 7:15 Sharp ^ «24-HOUB SERVICE matinee at the theater and traffic Mexican Walts, Ciellto Lido ;... to 1916, he oarvad throughout th at Gonerol HenidMy dsocribed criti- mode necessary by the fortunes of and knees wer* cobitog nor* into bob especially suited to the type ing condition, the communique lOeattaraed on F»g« • • on the street was heavy. She .(Beautiful Heaven) Fentondes struggle and won promotion to etom of eslaettv*, aorvio* boards war.” i . the opexL o t eap worn by the WAAC, but sold. Pilai Deposit Bos Concert Marco. March of Toys .. captain eg Said arttUgiy. Ha oarv- Treawny Bahuira OU rietde,Blaetod crossed over to the west side, and throughout tha eountiy to unfair, He praised eo-op«ration betwesn "Fall Btyies with skirts highsr also adaptable to th* need* ot all Other Vroeels Attacked Moerow! SepL 14—(A)—Th* i At Store EntjrsBce when coming out of the Mont ...... Herbert ed oTBTasai daring tha World War saying thoy m ake mHUons of daci- m s REALTY GO. Isbor and management, declaring than they’ve ever been and slip seomen in uniform. ■’ Another ship was attacked with maatoa oU todd eeator e t ImlfTidHal S I for Every Patron ^ Walts, Wedding of the W inds----- to 1917 and lo tsr waa detailed to Washington, .Sept.^ 14—lAh—Th# gomery Ward store started south (^ccONViLLE slons a month "and ther* ore that It hod given full sway to what pers still appearing odthout toes In the "Good, Neighbor” bob, machlne-gim fire in! the same raid left I* d*mi* a* • rami down ^Cato street, w ^n die espied ...... '...John Hall Phone 4112 or 7275 tha Jodm advoeota gsMral'a bound to bo a tern thousand ha described os America’s secret and orltb h i^ built-up Jlnea, call on artistic .conception reflsettog and farther north, off the Koi position ot the Treasury SepL 11: a child between two and three Popular Selections .. .Rube Bloom Center St. portaMBt. ty a i hta ratam to toa Receipt*, 871.934.951J4; *■• beoaldag attoefc hM BAwahmenle > . „ Free Parking KEBIP'S wiengs." Ha sold tho poreentaga weapon—:"the toltlotlv* and total- daOnlts attention to the ankles the spirit of Latin America, th* islonito, still another Japonaa* ata* plane*, th* M veara old crossing the street, ft.om March. French National __ Turlet ligence and ‘know-how’ sf the tre e and legs." Mra. Ellyn Bible Ho. hair Is swept high and held to pendHure*. $214,070,132.33; n e t Um pthsr skis jarbsie US {iare|iU|6tar Spanglsd Banner Ksjroa on Ftvo^ rAmtoioon weriunen.” good c t TiilM, OklA, £raatd$at o t piaea bg a bright rad llowdr. 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