- » , V -a. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,1945^^ The Westher Avemge Dsfly Cireointlon Fareeaat o f U. 8. Weather Manche)$ter Evening Herald For the Meatb of Angaat, 1648 Fair, beeomhig cooler tealght; 8,985 Satnrday annay aad eaoler tbaa Raymond R. ainolfl, producUon today; fair 'weather Saaday. manager at the Manchester Dry Laymen’s Rally I Manchester Navy Flyer With Mascot on Plane ^ Survey Stamps WE SELL SERVICE Meaaber a< tba% a6lt Cleaners plant on Wells street, Service la What We’re Selling NOW Roraan of Ciienlatloaa was honored yesterday by a party, Town’s Wealth CALL MANCHESTER 2-1226 Manchester— A City of Village Charm and presented by the manage This Saturday Experience guarantees expert repairing and replace ment and employees with a purse ment. We service libme refrigerators and larger in (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CEN*fS > of money Jblr^ Ginolfl and Miss stallations. SERVICE NOW — SALES SOON! m P k fo 14) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEBIBER 21,1945 Caroline T. Paganl will be mar Delegations from Both Manchester High Qual VOL. LXIV„ NO. 299 ried Saturday morning at ten 99T 9 rtAfKtUT Jtf BCKJt/e0Ctexm^Mce mM M l rypirypts o'clock in S t James’s church. Methodist Churches! ity Market Far Above <7 Here to Be Present National Average Marshall Sees End of Point Sj^stem The Juvenile Grange will meet C O M M A f y Mac Arthur Orders Friday afternoon at four o’clock (Special to the Herald) Pickets Bar Entry Bishop L. O. Hartman of Boston on th* second floor at 991 Main New York. Sept. -20.—Food 9 7 street. wUl be the chief speaker at a Lay sales, long considered a major in Wl SERVE HOMES DAIRIES-FOOD STORES-TflVERHS-RESTAURAHTS- men’s rally o f the New England dex of a city’s standard of living, Order Rev. and Mrs. James M. Gage, Southern Conference of the Meth-| At Dodge Factoif; mark Manchester as a high quali leaders in the work of the North odist church to be held at the Arrested; Methodist church, will be given ty market, with a scale above Methodist camp in Oloceater, R. 1 FUEL OIL welcoming reception in the ves that of most other, communities in try of the church this evening. I., this Saturday. Large delega the country. This is brought out fto in One of Moncheoter** Old- The Women’s Society of ChrisUan tions of laymen and ministers i , Strike Halts Work 'Mt Deolera for Reliable Service. vividly by a comparison of data Service will be in charge of ar from the one hundred and seventy TEXACO CRYSTALITE contained in the current Sales rangements. Methodist churches or Uie Confer-] Code Guides Press Management survey. RANGE OIL ence will be In attendance. ^ RANGE OIL NO. 2 FUEL OIL ‘Apparently Sheer Irrie- Metered Service! Money spent in Manchester for Hitler Error First Sergeant Thomas J. Con The program begins at 1:461 ^ last year—in- groceries, meat Per sponsibility^ Charged roy, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Saturday afternoon In the out arkets, dellcates.Run on Keeney Street Keeney stteet by 1:30 Saturday self. 1 HAVE RESUMED Repairing Rebuilding | Home Planning Is Of Top Interest auto woikers completed a Delays Act era told the committee they had Japanese civilians from Manchu 80UMENE A FLAGjG afternoon.’fOT final inspection and Denies CompUelty la War Crimea To Begin Sept. 2^ TEACHING Cash for Toar Spinet Grand Again This Year week of idleness. A Chrysler The small, graying, oyer-polite a good idea of what Pacific bases ria and Korea. last minute instructions. The newspaper Asahi today add IN Jtf ANCHESTER INC. — rpHihr -' ■ To Thousands Of People NOW! spokesman, charging Local former Nazi minister, who still they want to keep but could do There will M no charge for On Nominees ed another dime-novel thriUer to 684 Oeaier 8L TeL 8101 The Soap Box Derby which has 140 of the United Automobile sees himself as the saviour of nothing more until the State de parking cars nw will anything be the tales at Japanese surrsBder*. Workers (CIO) ■with “apparently Denmark, denl((d apy complicity, in Six aiiflxOne - Quarter partment’s position is kno'wn. i been one of the. chief topics of sold by the R oU W club as all ex Rival Control crisis Intrigue, reporting that' A t Home or Studio. A. G. McCROHON LECLERC 'sheer irresponslbUlty,” said 40' to war crimes, and said h4 wanted to Asked by committee members j conversation with old and young penses connected \ ^ th the event Days to Required Former Premier Kantaro Susukl-| 30th Year. .. Phone 3328 60 pickets prevented entry of 800 be tried in Denmark, ."if..that_la Senate Enter Three-Day during.questioning yesterday wbat around town will take place on including the costXof the prizes FUNERAL ROME barely escaped with, his life tro n have been financed by the Rotary employes to the truck plant " where they think I did wrong." For *23,147^e Hop^ Chief Issue the’ department’s attitude was. Keeney street Saturday sfter- Best declared he had had no Cooling Off Period Admiral F. J. Home, ■vice chief ot a band of armed Japanese sold'eraj club members. \ 23 Main Street forced its closing. Aug. 15. The band, e\^dently an-' Arthur H. Stein part in the killing o f Danes or By Transporl\Unit. Naval operations, responded that The Friendly I noon at 2 o’clock, the Rotary Club Tamed Aside by Pickets On Dispute Over At gered by surrender plans, m s c h t^ : Phone 5269 sending them to concentration he would like to know blmsclf. Rockrine Telephone 71 announced today. ^ The course, v Strikes in supplier plSnU yes gunned in quick succession tw » camps. tack on MacArthur American Policy in Pa- Since some of the bases the Reverse Charge. FIX-IT SHOP Mrs. Delia Sullivan the same as last year, has been terday caused the layoff until By Paul Miller houses from which Suzuki hoq [ altered slightly and the addition He blamed the terrorism in ^eific Seen Reason for W . A, Burnett. Prop. SPENCER CORSETIER Monday of 2.200 Dodge truck em Washington, Sept. 21.— (/P) (Contlnned on Page Pwe) just departed. . of the starting ramp will give the Oil Burn« ployes, Chrysler said. When the Washington, Sept. 21—(iP)—The Doihara, once called Japaa’f I 718 No. Main SL. Bnekland (Continued Page Pour) — Regular ’round-^the-worM itude of Russians cars a ifaater start. snd remaining 800 reported today, Senate entered a three-day cool “Lawrence of Manchuria,” was h if I 5 Broad Permission has been secured SIMONIZING air service, dream of Ameri Rqiaira Made On street they were turned ^ d e by the ing off period today In the mattter country’s sdvapee agent In ita| ] from the town to detour traffic pickets, the spokesman said. can flying men since the London, B?pt. 21—(/p>— indica- Asiatic conquest. ' . I McK i n n e y Washers, Vacuums, around South Main street during Furnaces The Body Shop Method o f whether Dean Acheson did or State Plants Can 2-0900 Chrysler said it had received no Wright brothers first got off uons mountedxteday that the H i* appointment as coromandoi(| Hesters, Irons, the race. A number o f cars were A Few Stm Available. notice of grievance from Local Doctor Says didn’t take a verbal crack'at Gen of toe First General Army, riic^l inspected yesterday and last min SO LIM EN E f t FLAGG. Inc. the ground at Kitty-Hawk, World War 11 peoCesettlement la a iffo rd R. Burr & FENN Or What Have You? for 140. TThere was., no immediate eral MacArthur. seeding Field Marshal Gen. S u fh i ute entries are expected before 884 Center SL TeL 5101 begins Sept. 28 from Wash- becoming lnc^«a8lnglyN^^ question Moving Ahead Work Guaranteed! Appoint RACKI.IFFE OIL CO. statement from the local. Senators Wherry (R.. Neb.) and home, 138 Main street, after yama who committed suicide, I P a in tin g Contractors the final closing Friday. Soihe ret. Hartfnrd I-8I9I 4,500 Gassed of the extent of Ruariait-^ntrol A strike at the Zenith Carbure Cniand]er (D., K y.) say he did. ngton national airport. Six long Illness. A self-made man in a surprise to many Japanese, whial Rates Reasonable! ment At o f the cars Inspected were rejcct- 868 Maple Avenne - HarMord in Europe as weighed again T tor division of Bendix Aviation They made such an Issue o f It and o,pe-quarter .days (151 every sense of the word, he de said hU past recoril was hot Interior, and Exterior Appliance Cords Made ] ed for minor defects. These cars extent of American control Baldwin Sayg Industry Your Home T Corp. resulted in idleness for L6M that Majority Leader Barkley hours) will be requir*J Painting — Paper Hanging Any Length To Order employes. Forty foremen walked Testifies Her Parents, Pacific. fldence. - 1 or Mine. (Ky.) recessed the chamber from 147-mile flight, scheduled as “ the nchester to the extent of na- Progressing Toward Parts Available for Any ELECTRIC MOTORS out protesting working arrange- Globester.” Planes will leave So far aa is known the question American Army officers, neverfl rhe Kitchen Is the Workshop of the Home, But At the Brother, Husband and Thursday to Monday without act of Pacific policy has received no J and international fame. Spedallting In R e a r in g • Rewinding menU and the company said It was Washington each Friday. thelesa, said after toe oonferenetJ Make Washing Machine Same Time It Can Be Made One of the Most Attractive ing on a long Hat o f appointments. attention from the Big Five Coun Froha..;^ the first few acres he Output for Peacetime , Spray Painting All ^ r k Guaranteed forced to send home all Its produc Son Among Victims Sees Peaceful Confirmation As the U. S. Army Air trans that Doihara bad pledged full eo-| Prom pt Plok-np and cil of Foreign - MlnUteJX meeting owned ahd worked on Oakland Rooms In the Home With the HOTPOINT Planning tion workers. Among them was Ache.son’s port command made this an' operation and was "oesirteous Delivery Servtoe. G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Ace Elecmc Motor Repairs here. street, the present site o f the Burt Hartford, Sept. 21—iJP)—Con Tdephone 2-0106 Guide Now Available for the Asking A t: Spar Over Union’s Demand Lueneburg, Germany, Sept. 21— promotion to Under Secretary of nouncement today it was learned: Nurseries malii''qfftce. he develop cooperative.’,’ 221 N. Malta St„ 0pp. Depot The auto union and manage Nevertheless, the British press necticut industry is nioving rap Manchester TELEPHONE 4777 (F>— Dr. Ada Bimko, a Poliah Jew- State. Barkley told reporters he Service to Be Restricted ed his business until he saw It ex Most Adhere Te Truth DON WILLIS Telephone 5642 ment continued to spar over the has seized upon Russian Foreign idly toward resumption- ot peace Genera) MacArtour’s code fo^l Lumber of All Kinds thinks there’ll be a peaceful con 1. Service will be restricted nor Commissar, V. M. Molotov’s press tended Into states ofr'th* Gulf and union’s demand for. a '30 per cent esa, testified today that 4,500. of a time production. Gov. Raymond toe Japanese press specified that I firmation Monday. mally to military personnel, cargo conference hint that Moscow is on the Pacific coast. HlSslntereats GARAGE Mason Supplies— Paint— Hardware tnduatry-wide wage increase. ahipment of 5,000 Jews were mov Others held up Included the and mail. However, a civilian cer extended Into Europe throuKh his E. Baldwin said today, news "muot adhere strictly to thal X Union officials proceeded with unwilling, to give up its demands JohnsoirBrothers ed into, the Oswlecim gas cham nominations of' tified aa traveling in the national connections with the “Some firms already have start truth” and said that “nothing may] Complete Ante Servfee Balsam Wool Insulation plans fo r strike votes in plants of for Mediterranean colonies so long bers and crematorium on the day Frank McC^arthy of Virginia as interest can make the complete the United States wants con American nursery company ed the manufacture of peacetime 18 Main S t TeL 8085 S33 MAIN STRR TEI.EPHONE 6227 the "big three’’—Chrysler, Gen (CoDtlnoed on Page Tea) EAT THE BEST AT REYMANDER’S of their arrival at that Nazi con assistant secretary of state. Max flight for $2,431 plus 15 per cent trol of the mandated Pacific is porting and importing numerous oods. Others are retooling, se- 0| iturdays 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. eral Motors and Ford—while an centration camp. ' well M. Hamilton of Iowa as min transportation tax. ciiring -new equipment and soon ROAST t u r k e y augmented force of Federal labor lands it seized from the Japanese. items which he produced and de COAL COKE OIL Her voice breaking, ahe said her ister to Finland, four District of 2; Later, when the Army can sired for his trade from the Euro will »e In actual production." the CORNED BEEF ft CABBAGE H A R # d conciliators sought to solve sev parents, her brother, her husband Columbia judges and a scattering get but of the business and planes Must Iron Oat Contentions chief executive told The Associ AcciJeal and ladaBaily Gai eral other labor disputes that have While the foreign ministers con pean,, market. 2 Main St. Tel. 5125 and her slx-year-oId son were o f U. 8. attorneys and marshals are made available, U. S. commer ated Pres^ STEAKS, NATIVE BROILERS serloualy, affected the Industry’s tinued their discussions on Ro Generous Contributor among the victims. She was Some question remained In the cial airlines wdll carry any civil Home of Thiqgs Set in Motion PATENT manian peace treaty— which re A modest benefactor, he gave reconversion program, among 250 women and 250 men of minds of most senators, as to ian who .wants ter go; any civilian, Here are . sonra o f the things Flashes! LOADS OF FUN — DINE AND DANCE TONIGHT! INSURAN Charges of "union irresponsibil liable sources report may be turn generously to purposes of general MEDICINES the grroup who were spared at that whether Acheson was aiming at that is. who (a ) has the price and Governor Baldwin ngs set in mo (Late BuUettBS ot the WlfS) WEST CENTER STREET— WOODRRIDGE StitEET— ity " snd “ management union bust ed over to deputies today—there good. His Rreat generosity, waa Lnweat Priecn In Town! time. MacArthur when he said at a re (b) Is willing to undergo innoc'J- tion: Fine Wines, Liquors and Beer 7-Rooffl Honae.' Full bath ing tactics’’ were fosaed around In were more and more signs that no little known because he preferred 6-Room Single. All convent- The small woman physician was cent news conference that the U lations for everything from small “To help industry, olw State Arthur Drug Stores Arthur A. Knorio enoen. 1-cnr n rs g e . t Nice with abower. Flower gardena. one o f the latter disputes, involv- final decisions could bis reached Found Dead in Auto ■ witness in the trial of Josef pox to cholera. Development'commission texserv Philadelphia, 8ept.'21— (4>->(A| Ibbntion. Convenient to bus Steam heat. Improved atreeL un£ll global political contentions (Continued on Page Ten) Rejmiaiider's Restaurant 848 Main SL Tdl. 8808 875 Main S t ^ 4 0 Kramer and 44 SS guarda on a (Cnntlnned on Page Eight) Howard Hughes, movie-producer ing as a clearing house for man Identified os John B, T h a js ^ l Fireplace. , Imitation tile in (OoatlBned on Page Tea) , and plane-builder, holds the rec are ironed out. It seemed evident **Asli Yonri'telghbor” charge of conspiracy to commit- mation on various subjects Inclu NSrd, 50, member of a wlde|jH| 35-37 OAK STREET TELEPHONE 3922 bath and kitchen. PTne kw** » ■ murder at the notorioua Belsen ord for globe-girdling by air. He that Russia sees no difference In ing the securing of industrial iTH M A IN STREET— tlon and neigtaborhood. S m H ^ w n Phlladelpiha family and il-l camp. Kramer and 11 others were flew 14,824 miles from New York Amerfcan claims almea'sTInsiTiTng a'tes, equipment, tools, space, Uy FInt, 8 rooma eneb 'Walk to eebooL n Pacific security and its own de Would Narrow aondial vice president of the Uol-| iL Good nelghbor- stationed at Oowleclm before be W ill Not Give to Paris. Moscow, Fairbanks, building and Federal procedures veralty^ ,^of Pennsylvania, Labor Board ing transferred to Belsen. Alaska; Minneapolis and back to mands for central European ’se so that manufacturers can move bwxL \G ood locnUoB on Im HARTFORD ROAD— curity and commercial outlets. found dead today In a parked oata-l Sophia Litwinska, 28-year-oId New York in three days, 19-hours, toward reconversion with a mini mobUe, hU throat and virrists alasn-F CALL proved rMd. S-«nr gnmge. 5- Fnrolly DwelHng—8 apart Diplomatic quarters closest to Draft Limits Jewess from Lublin, was summon Out Letter eight minutes and 10 seconds mum confusion; ed. IdentiflcaUoh was made by n| ments o f 4 rooma each. Hot air \ To Continue the Yugoslav-ltallan frontier ar L T D A L X S m E E T — ‘ ; ed by the British court to tell of However— that waa 8,323 miles “The International division of brother, Frederick, and F on titfl Repairs Attention! heat drat floor, On bns Une. gument have indicated dissatis All Roads Lead To P.in ■■ her almost livcredlbie escape from short of "the globester” run the State Development commission Ueut. Gov. John C. BelL » ltfe-| 6588 9-Room m g le . Full bath faction with a communique whi a Nazi gas chamber, coming "hack The Inaugural flight may have Demand Pops Up in Sen is concentrating on making con np, Invntory dnwn, 2-cnr gn- ADAMS STREET— Dewey Refers Reports appeared to indicate agreement time friend. Swilt Guarantee of In- from the dead" after being ordered been arranged with one eye on tacts for Connecticut Industry in R • • Factories rnge. Cbicken coop*. Approx. oh a racial frontier and interna ate -to Set Range Bie- 6- Room Single, good condi Into the Inifamoua shower room at publicity and one on an anniver Latin America. This foreign trade Tree Trlnuiier Electrocuted WAPPING FAIR 7*4 neree o f land. Qntdobr deiH^denee S a v e s To Marshall on Ad tionalization of the disputed port CITY Specializing In Record^Xfiangers and flreplace. Fruft treee; Niue tion. Price 85.800. Oswlecim ^ sary. tweeil 21 and 26 Now groundwork wUl be vital to us in New London, Hept. 31- vance News of Attack Anniversary of World Flight of Trieste loeation with broolt mnning Agency friiin Collapse The president a t the ooiiH, Maj. These sources .say the commu Fruiik de .Vngelis, 31, uf 38 11a. to Midnight'Saturday’ Sept. 22 NORTH COVENTRY- (f'ontinued on Page Eight) street. Norwich, a bridegroom throngb property. Price $9,000. Three reporters will be aboard nique, which turned the frontier Washington, Sept. — A CAB Contractors SILVER STREET— (Oontlniied oo Page Eight) I three weeks, was electrocuted Pick-*up aniTXelivery Terma Arranged. Washington, Sept ' 21.— (JP)— A Bulletin! the first “fJIobeatcr.’’ The depart problem over to the council’s dep demand to limit the draft to men WAPPING CENTER Large, 47-Acre Farm. 7- foreni>on w hllf engaged in Courteous and Safe swift guarantee o t independence New York, Sept. 21— would aot oEUr oay wita esses, issue o f "L ife ” magazine wUch Gen. George C. Marshall’s promises BLACK ROOFING also aald Dewey declined to use Lowest Grades o f Beef Control council relaxing ■ non- full support ot the Inter Arraagad.' Arranged. In a .m l^ e s te m ci;y yet to be after dodge A. L. Gaston to- that demoblllzaUon point scores bis Information in the campaign, fratemlzatfon reetrlctiona to per union," resulted from tbo MONUMENTS REAL rhneen. the oonlerence w ill pro ’ day over-ruled a motfou for will be lowered in each o f toe next mit these two privileges at toe charge of three workers for SISCH STREET— ROCKV a direeted verdlet of ooqnlt- the governor declined to answer vide Warren his first personal role Washington, Sept. 21.— (iP)—The V will be reduced to zero, This two months • and finally dropped. diecretion of zone commanders. gaging In union octlvltlea" 5 gals. $2*69 SPORTS and 8-Family Dwcllhig, one 7 6-Room Sin; Price 65806. toL most questions,. Marshall said that during the win and one 4 rooma. Price 96,200. In a dispute since be took over three lowest grades of beef wUl be 1 make. Jt much simpler from im “In conformity with an agree toe "foUure of the oompoxjr 61806 *T would rather not comment at administrative standpoint, oCDclala ter toe Army will get around to :ffj66 0|t^--:^ hU new Job thU week. ment reached at toe Thursday recognise n recently-Jonoed W om n olreatte tags sent 60 Columbia, S. C , Sept. 31^-rUPi this, time," he explained. ■ aoid.xBlUiout-ration polhta on Q$.t, exptolned,,to » « e t ^ them to-ror. ~re)eaai«g- all .soldiers. w.h.Q. have Would Rather Be Mefeutea meeting of, toe- Allied Control of his union. . WHILE THEY LAST! PURINA ADAMS STREET— Atwmd RL— - conciliators to Detroit to watch —The state completed today'the i.KSSZTofllclals said today, tlon cdnt'rol 'should It 'hecOih? serVeil tw o years or longer, TdAmaiRS However, close friends' of Dewey council appropriate' ' IhStruOtlolis At 6-Roam Slagle la good eoa- lily. Prion 68866. developmenta fo r him In the au- isa o f evidence It contends necessary. "'This w’hole business o f releasing WUl Not Qumiton R o *^ ^ ' "' ATLAS GLASS TOP sUd he felt last year that he These grades, known sa canner, are being lasu^ In toe American OPENS dltton. Nice aelgbbortaaqd. Arranged. tOmobUe Industry. shows that Lieut. Samuel C Epea Reflects Increasing Supply soldiers is in a terrible confusion Wnshlngton, Sept. S l- FOR YOUR SELECTION would rather be defeated for presi cutter and utility, are used princi zone relaxing non-fratemlxation LIVESTOCK Although one or two .more pub killed his frail schoolteacher wife Action on toe tores lowest snd way behind where it should Demoemtn on the Houan CANNING JARS FRIDAY. SE^EM BER 21 dent than endanger the war effort pally In canned and processed regulations," said toe statement, Foir Prices lic membeta may follow Cbo^nan for the loVe o f another woman. grades o f beef, they, said, reflectad. be.r ' Senator Wherry (R-Neb.) and Means ooramltton vote# Grant Hill Rond — 6-Roooa Asked "In th? event you are re meats, hantourber, sausage and lesued at to e U. S. Control coun OPEN DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAYS AD AM S arnUBBIN— cieorge W. *Ta ^ r out of WLB, It rested Its case in the fifth an Increasihg supply of beef, par told toe Seqate .late yesterday today n proposal In qnsstii SPRAY for Slagle. An convenliweaa. Ap 3 quested to testify before a con boiling m eat They make up about cil’s headqudrtera Pints 59c Doz. 4-Faml^ Dwelliai It appeared that Schwellenbach’e day of the dramatic trial foc.^'tt ticularly Of toe lower grades. after Marshall’s mld-moming ap llott Bootwvelt peraoMlIy proximately 18 acme af laaid. Ufe o f handsome-young Bpes, udM gressional committee, would jrou 20 per cent o f toe beef supply. “ Under tola agreement, all re Can quick assurance of cootimiod' au Win Qontiaoe Te Require Points Marketings of cattle from western pearance before members o f both his Duslneas affairs, admits burying Us wife In a fox^ do BoT" the governor said: strictions against fraternization 2 Dozen f 1.08 OUR MEMORULS ARE BUILT WITH SSe66866. tonomy for the agency had halted Pork, lamb and toe three top and Boutiiwestem pasture and chambers. "The time has come ihode |Jm motion, cant 5 gals. $3.25 hole grave but denies killing her. "OerUdnly, I would testify if !■ were lifted except Jtoe blUetihg of ROLLER any o^pleaale reelgnatlons. grades of beef—commercial, good ro>}ge areas are in c re ^ n g sharply when Congress ought to have “ record” of tlm oMini Wm. Fa Johnson CaU 5105 for loRSi faifonnAtion On Any of Thes* The 27-yeor-old son o f s had any information the committee troops In German homes and toe EVERLASTING PRIDE Some -^ffldale had expressed and <*oice—will continue to re to follow toe normal fall market something to say about toe else qalry was “iaeompMe" wealthy V l^ n ia industrialist has. wonted, although I have no infor marriage of soldiers and German Properties. fear privately o f thU poeaibUlty quire ration points. The tore4 top ing pattern. of thU Army.” -quostionlng « f thn Into Builder — Real BsUte in statements to officers, attrib mation not available directly from Senator MacFarland (D-Ariz.) nationals. after President Truman granted grades at beef are the source of 'Ihere has been no Indication son. President John ** SKATING uted the death of bis w ife to an government sources to any cou' WUl Not Grant Privilege# Schwellenbacb policy-making po'x- most ateaka. roasts and other when to# rationing of toe other countered tl)at he was "Just sa tlio Great AUnnlte aat iSieckerboard Feed Store Johaspn-Built Homes overdoue of. sUf-admlniStered greasional committee." anxious as ahyone to aee our boys “While zone • commanders ore y er over the board In transferring popuar table cuts. , meats may bh terminated. Oflloials Co. who made a 66N AG E STREET 7:30 to 11 P. M. EN REALTY COMPANY sMatIve tablets The "Life” article, written by come home. But first I want toe sutoorized to permit billeting in TELEPHONE 7711 Manchester Memorial Co. It to the Labor department The low grades of "beef w l re have aald that thla wUl^ be de young Bnosevs t t . 6 Mortgagee Arraagai The prosecution, however, of- ;John Cliamberlaln, one of its edi ABROAD STREET An Uaea o f taaniawea. Im lpdlng U fe The seoretery sold yeeteHey he main technically on the raUonlng termined largely by oyeriieaa com AND EVERY FRIDAY Harrison Street — Manchester (Conttaoed Pace rniirx (Conttnoed aa HUt 161 M A IN s t r e e t rSLEPHUNB 6166 mercial V>6 reUef, requirements. Opposite East CemeUry Telephone 5207 or 7787 TEI.EHHONE 7426 ftaga twal . l OeatliMisd,su P iQ Iwal iOMritaoid sa Poca Iw a i ,, list although their rationi values THEREAFTER ' ' ' MAWUligarf EK r y B WIWO HmAT.D, IIANCHESTOB. c o n n , FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1945 z ity ths U. 8. government sssa fit territory Including ten separate Graf ZappsIlB (21,700 miles) 20 President in our joint fl$ht for victory and days, (Our hours. miaaiona over .Vienna, Austria. Headk Gif lit Group Roosevelt. liberty." Lt. Turkingtoii A graduate of Manchester High Select Aide3 / . 1983—Monoplane Winnie Mae Wapping Tells How Vessel Served school in the Class of 1912. ijrut. (Wiley Post) around northern air 1 STATE Unable to Call X *______. Commissioned as a Unlte’d States voseel at New London on In-a statement today telling how Mobi^htof Fm«I Oil; 7 7-1 Oc gal. Turklngton received his training lumference ,-ot world (15,596 H«»W rUYINQ Lieut (Charles N. Enes is the Vessel Again well the Danmark served In tram- Is Now Home in heavy bombers and was as For Big Drive miHa) in seven- days, 18 hours, Jan. 4, 1942, the Danmark, with Special Meet candidate of the South Windsor its Danish master and officers as Ing officers for the United States y signed to the 15th Air Force in 49iii Kdnutes. Demodrata for the office of town (Joast Guard, the academy’s pub Italy. 1938X^bward Hughes, with PRIDE A M A R IN E S ' * teachers, has since provided some lic information office said: gallon 9c Members of the Various four assistants, around the world •TAlIfItMW clerk. Before entering service Square Rigger Danmark sea training for the bulk of all Mobil Kerosene Receives Honorable Dis Lieut. Turklngton arrived In the JOHN 6ARFIELD Baldwin Lacks Power Lieutenant Enea was employed by ‘"rtie records which these’ offi ( b lob «t 40 f*UoB« or more). United States last April. In 1943 via Paris, X m o s c o w , Fairbanks, as Ck>ast Guard officers commissioned cers have made in every theater Coiniiiittees Are Named the National Fire Insurance Com To Resume Role at the academy. charge After 22 Lieut. Turklngton entered the Uni Minneapolis tbv New York Chty Unless Legislation Is pany of Hartford. He was gradu of American operations during the versity of Connecticut as first year (14,824 miles) Xhree days, 19 Training Ship To Get Commendatory Letters current war Is ample tribute to Months Overseas For USO Campaign hours, sight minutba arid *10 sec Ruled Unconstitutional ated In 1937 from Ellsworth Me Part of Wednesdays’ ceremony VALUES classmam. this type of training and the abil MORIARTY BROTHERS onds. morial High school and waa presi will be the presentation of letters SUN. - MON. - TUBS. dent of his class. New London, Sept. 21.—(iTj—The of commendation to Cjaptaln Han- ity of Captain Hansen and his ~ SATURDAY . . . the LereT At Oenter mMI SroaO Streete Ucut. Semuel J. •■Jack" Turk- As the date draws near for the. Hartford, Sept. 2 1— (ff>—Unless On Feb. 24, 1941,/he enlisted as picturesque square rigger Dan staff of officers. They have prov Opw A0 Ph9 Mi« AB NlgM. Get) 8SM opening of Manchester's USO- seti and his officers from the sec ed splendid seamen, excellent 9 A. M. TO 5:.30 P. M. lagton, Jr., aon of Town Cler)( and State Rests the courts riile that legislation a member of the 118th observation mark wjiich has served as a train retary of the Navyi lira Samuel J. Turklngton. Sr. of War F'und Campaign, slated for Naval Bases enacted by the (Jeneral Asaemhly Squadron National Guard, later The Danmark, a 216-foot craft teachers and fine judges of officer iO«** at the close of the last session waa transferring t5 the Air Corp Ca ing ship for more than 4,600 regu material." 127 Henry street arrlv^ in town September 28 to October 15, a lar and reserve Coast Guard cadets built in 1923. was a regular visitor 1_ _ Epes Trial unconetlt)itlonal, no emergency det service. On Feb. 8, 1944, he re to the United States before the Next Wednesday's ceremonies this morning having AceiveSnili complete list of chairmen of the Staud Still exlsU arid he Is without power to ceived his commission and was will resume her role as a training during which the American colors discharge from the Army at Camp various committees has been an -war. It was her practice then' to are lowered and the Danish colors (OoBtlnned .^rom Page One) nounced. Charles S. Burr, who call a. special sessloh of the assem sent overseas-on July 5 of that ship for the Royal Danish mei'- call annually at Florida ports near Maade, Va., yesterday. Not Known bly,'uov. Raymond E. Baldwin has year. After completing eight mis chant marine Wednesday. the end of a .winter cruise in the hol.sted on the ’''mmark will come All Roods Lead To An AAF* navigator and radar heads the campaign, will have as sions over Germany, the plsme of Rear Admiral James Pine, sup on the 7.5th 'lay anniversary operator attached to the 16th Air fered medical teatlmony that the, his town campaign committee: informed the Executive committee Caribbean. 98-pound Mary 'Epes would ./of the Connecticut Bar association. which he was pilot waa shot down erintendent of the,-U. S. Coast of King cnirb X of Denmark! Force, Ueut. Turklngton served in Rev. Eldmund Barrett, Sidney (Omtlnaed from Page One) PLUS: "BLONDE RANSOM" and he was taken prisoner of war, Guard academy here, said today The day after Pearl Harbor, have been In n-ileep anesthesia be EUlls, John Kachersyk, Mias Alice Meeting yesterday with William Captain Hansen sent this telegram Italy for 22 montha and took part L. Blodgett, president'of the Bar remaining in a German prison that the ship will leave New Lon WAPPING FAIR In 82 bombing missions over enemy fore she/Mci taken the amount of Madden, ..Joseph Pero, George Navy, and the committee, too, camp for eight months until the don immediately after colorful, ap to the Danish minister Wash / the, drug dtscloaed by an autopsy. Waddell and Elmer Weden. would like to retain are on islands association, and Attorneys Joseph ington; EUECTRIC MOTORS F. Berry. CTharles W, Gross and cessation of hostilities. Lieutenant propriate w'ater front ceremonies 11 a. m. to Midnight Saturday Sept. 22 'berrMpoadeneo Put In Evidenc* HvB«T*W.“5wanson heads the heretofore under domination of Enes who Is married and has a on that: date and-go-to New York "In view of thi! latest days’ de Repairing - Rewinding Publicity committee with Winston Allied nations, negotlatlona’ for William Dunbar, the governor ex velopments the cadets, officers and •The state waa .unable to bring' plained his decision. The meeting daughter, has recently been trans city fpr an overhaul. All Work Guaranteed WAPPING CENTER X TAU. CEUAUS • here imder aubpoena the ’‘other Turklngton as co-chairman. their use by the United States ferred to the Inactive list At pres Cari Brim, acting Danish minis captain of the Danish government .Ace Electric Motor Repairs FELT BASE RUGS C Elmore Watkins Robert Hathaway of the Man must be handled by the State de waa in response to a request by ent he Is residing at the home of training vessel ‘Danmark’ unani women" In the esae, blonde Nel- Blodgett, asking the governor to ter, Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin. 221 N. Main Sl„ 0pp. Depot 11 A. BL—HirM Athletic Contests. B I N G O aon Kingaland of Lake Charles. chester Trust Company will be partment Moat, of the Alllcd- his parents on Sullivan avenue. Rear Admiral Raymond. 'T. McEl- mously place themselves and the EaUbita Open At 12 .Noon. . , La., but put in evidence Epea' The SpMlal Gifts division of the treasurer of the funds raised. The controlled bases were recaptured call a special session and indicat ligott and Admiral.pine are sched .ship at the disposal of the U. a. Telephone 5(542 $5.95 correspondence with her. September 28 to October' ISth List and Quota committee. com from Japan by- the United States. ing that If he did not comply, the Z' uled as speakers' for the occasion. government to serve in any capac 3 to 4 P. M.—Entertainment — Speakers — Music. TONIGHT Manchester USO-VVar Fund cam prises Mr. Hathaway, Henry R. association would test the matter Usually priced $7.45 every 4 to 5:S0 P. M.->Woodchoppin8: and Horaeshpc Pitching. 1 ^ 8 met Miss Klngsland while Committee members want the Medal Awarded Voluntary Internment Chosen where. Armstrong "Quaker” ORANGE HALL he 'was on maneuvers in Louisiana paign Is headed by C. Elmore Mallory, and Mr. Waddell. department to say it will make a TONIGHT In the courts. ' The full’ rigged ship, built to and Congolcum "Gold Seal.". 7 to 9 P. M.—Block Dancing. In 1944. The state, through letters Watkins, president , of Watkins Others On Commltteea fight to got what’the Navy wants. Must Be Real Emergency train Danish merchant officers, 11 9x12 and 9x10.6 ilzea. Choice' 9 to 10 P. M.—Auction and War Bond Drawing. ^ and . testimony, has aourt>t to Brothers and piesldent of the Mr. Mallory also heads the Spe •*The governor has no power to For Typhus Study was at Jacksonville. Fla., on a Memorial Hoapltkl. "The Navy and the paopio 8il5 call a special session of the gen PRESrjHPTION SIMOMZING ' I of colors. 10 iP. H. to Midnight—Modem and Old Fashlotied Dances. show they spent many week-ends cial and Advance Gift Committee seem to be. on one side, and cer training cruise when the Nazis in together. and will handle the manufacturing ts ji people in-tho State depart eral asembly unless a real emerg vaded Denmark in April, 1940. Its The Body Shop Method and utilities end of the campaign. ency is presented," Governor Bald Washington, Sept. 21—(J3— The He was a man___and lonely... .she was a wonian... .^ d lovely. PHARMACISTS Rofreahmenta Stonds! Home Cooked Foods! -Defense attomeya indicated it of Mary |>e Epes contained from ment on the other side," com American Typhtts (Jommlsslon commander, Capt. Knud L. Han Altva.vs On Duty! ELASTIC would not take more than - two 20 to 32 grains of the sedative. C. Elmore Watkins Is in charge of mented Representative Hebert “A MAP win informed them. John Hodlak Is the "Major Joppolo," and Gene 'Tlemcy, "Tina, the sen, sympathetic to the Allied SOI-IMENE & FLAnO. Inc. Exhibits! Sports! the Special Gifts division anU1 or twtafl T h e A dramatic Ificldcnt In thb Quota Exceeded In August Ellis, a sophomore, belongs to Lowell. Finance Commissioner, the co\irtroom. however, caused him than A.T.C.’s current civilian that America had cracked the Jap- the Brown Key and to PI Lambda latter repre.sentlng Governor Bald away in the patrol \^•agon he re- Fender and Body Work KD^ARD J. MOLL size. to lump qulcklv to his feet, as a charge. It is based on a qomnila- aticse “u l ^ " code "some time Phi fraternity,. He prepared for turiicd to his car, A fellow police Dewey*Richm an tion of what commercial fares prior to gcarl Harbor and that Hartford, Sept. 21—(A9—Con win, will gjve short addresses. man had taggecj-lt for lillegal park Auto PairillnR Realtor hush fell over the heat-bedraggled necticut exceeded Its quota of E, college at Cheshire Academy. From 4 to 5:3Q there will be spettstors. .\ would be according to mileage Roo.scvclt and his advisers knew woodchopping contests and hor.se- ing. , 1009 MAIN STREET TEI.. 5117- 5118 Co. A boyhood filcnd^of the de rates todav. what the Japanese were going to F and G war bonds. during the Alfred Chagnot, Prop. do well In advance of the overt month of August with sales of Hfsat Brings Apple Blossoms OCULIST fendant, William. Grigg o f Rich Schedule P>t Flight , more than $14,403,000, Frank L. mond, Va., had kfeled over to the Here’s the schedule (120 hours rupture of relations.” . PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Herbert Brownell, Republican Cashman, executive manager of Chicago—(/P)—A month ago Z-. - floor with a heavy thump. He 13 minutes In the air. 30 hours 15 the Connecticut War Finance Lew H. Daughetee applied a torch was listed as a defense witrie.ss. .minutes on the ground): national chairman,-and New York iuMURRlir ... . ^ . NEW FRAMES State Banking Supt. Elliott W. committee, annoimced today. The to a lower branche of an apple At the time, a physician wa-s VVaslilngton to New York, ■ to •I0«N Connecticut quota was $14 million, tree In his yard in suburban river LENS DUPLICATED I testifying about the self-inflicted Bermuda, to Santa Maria. ,Z the Bell, both mentioned as possessing the informstlon, said they would and the sales amount to 102.9 per forest to bum away a web of cat REPAIRS MADE razor wounds for which Enes was .AzofM; Casablanca; Tripoli: cent of quota. Cashman said that erpillars. Now apple blossoms have treated before he led police to hi.s Cairo"; Abadan, Iran; Karachi. defer, comment until they read the appeared along the length of the article. lESLIE Beries E sales totalled $11,586,000, wife's makeshift grave. India; Calcutta, India;' Lullang JUNI and Serif* F and O bonds totalled branch. No where else were there ISO miles cast of Kunming, Chamberlain said Deviwy’s deed- $2,817,000. any buds. C9:ina); Manila; Guam; Kwajaleln; .Sion to remain silent came after Lebor Foaril Johnston Islsnd; Honolulu; San Gen. George C. Marshall, chief of staff, said Hvea would be lost If Francisco Kansas City; W’aahlng- BOSTON ROCKEr II To Continue ton. ' __ I the Japanese learned America )iad Longest hop yrlll be from Hono cracked the "ultra” iode. A Nu-Enamel ''Nd Brush Mark" J ^ lulu to San Francisco—2,399 miles. "More than 15 hours’ before $ 15.95 (Oontinned From Page One) Longest stops will he four hours at Pearl Harbor, Rooaevcit and the Job Is As Smooth As Porcelain... Give Yourself A Casablanca, Cairo and Karachi, members of the Washington high Reproduction of an early deeig^ did not choose to use that power. ' Many of the 30|-odd passengers command knew that the Japanese , . . high’ comfortable baclCx That statement seemed 4o sstlsfy envoys were going to break with And See These Low Costs! Gther Maple Rockers here from] board members. Indu.stry members will drop off at stations sn route. New nasengers will be taken on. the U. 8.'the next day," (Chamber- $6.95. scheduled a caitctts next week on lain wrote. "The only .thing they the Issue'but meantime are stick Will Get Pioneering Sample The reporters —Miss Inez Robb did not know was the precise X ■■' ing fast. ■ point of the military attack, which Accepts Taylor's Resignation of International News service. they assumed would bs toward Mr. Truman yesterday accepted Frederick C. Othman of United the East Indies and-or the Philip "Taylor's resignation "with regret." Press and the writer, representing pines or Guam." It was made effective- Oct. 15 af The Associated Press—will get a ter ’Taylor wrote that he wanted to pioneering sample of some or the resume his regular duties. He la thrills that other civilians may ex an economics professor at the Uni pect on commercial airlines In. the Modern and Old Fashion versity of Pennsylvania. not-to-dlatsnt future. DANCING WLB will last only until after 'They’re also getting "shots” for the labor-management conference smallpox, ^typhoid, typhus, cholera, cmr VIEW DANCE HALL Mothers here beginning Nov. 5. Top busi tetamfs and yellow fever. Tliey’ll Keeney Street ness and labor leaders arranging wear Army uniforms. NO pajamas EVERT 8.%’rUliOAT NIGHT! It hope the meeting will produce- will be necessary. They’ll sleep in Chick Amnsen's Band Cold Wave Permanent Mbtiise fihe some machinery for handling dis their seats. Henry Spinks, Prompter putes in peacetime - SLg WLB did The two male reporters — no in war. vete;rans of the airways, either oT Schwellenbach said 30 to 50 per - i f di£fefei)ce in them’—took two steps they'd like You can treat yourself to a perfect, soft, ,3-rU, MAPLE SET.l sons will attend, on invitation cf to think any other civilian would \ Mf. Truman. They will be selected have taken, to-wit: / natural-looking permanent wave—dorie £tavar.C(3lor by the four - labor and two busl- I. I^ k e d into the matter of/ln- $98 hesa organizations to which the surancs. Found that they rauld DANCE Safe for children’s hair, too at home—in three hours eir less with the All . three pic'cca at thia prlco cohfef-ence has been narrowed. bpy accident protection (or ;68.40 Modern and Old Fashioned with spfih-g flljed seat and hac|ft sadtexixa&c&. The AFL, (HO. United Mine simple, ready-touse CROW NING Workers and Railroad brother a thousand. PuK, milik oy»f*IAI >UN..iiO: CROWNING GLORYi M^n street, from the center, north master) craft—plush Jobe in the Jo Depot Square, ^veral highway language of any airman. Thay /trucks and workers were' busy all will change planes at Karachi, TODAY INTERIOR GLOSS ENAMEL— „ , .J,, day. India; Manila and Ban Frmnolaoo, SAT. AND BUN. it:. Ss Simplt* Ss This: Earlier In the week a center Crew eliangea wlU be made ap ALL PURPOSE VARNISH...... S2.98 rrL line was painted and the ,tar all proximately every ten hour a - but'Obliterated the work of a few By contrast, the Arm/a 1034 PAINT CLEANER...... 15e pkg. Camfleit wttfc Curlen... ptos tax MAPLE BEDROOI days previous. -round-the-world flight, departing Seattle. Wash., April 6, 1034. waa LINOLEUM LACQUER— ^ mads In four Douglas ox^ilaen— PlastR White Clear...... 95c pt^ $1.85 qt. $98 HospitjUl Notes single engined, open-air Joba SPAR VARNISH— ^ Solidly built Early Amer carrying two men each. i desigrt) amber maple flnioh. Will Not Turn W hite...... $1.85 qL dresser and mirror and cli Admitted yaatcrdayi .Mrs. Em INTERIOR FLAT WHITE...... $8.75 gaL A LEEDS Data on Past FtmiouM ' ily HalUdsy, 11 Griswold street; VARNISH STAINS ...... ------55c Vt pL..,$1.85 qt. Open Thursday Night T U d llbargrd^now lus a, WUliam TsrdlL 78 Drive B, Silver Giohe^irdlinfr Flights conyIeU»BeinEB»tyFoojKa^ Lane homes AUTO ENAMEI...... 60c Vi pL. $2*95 qL Admitted today: Carol Uiiano, Washington, Sept. 21. — (#) — LUSTRA SHAG COAT acwBw'Cobfcid CerealKxx^ 49 Summer street; Roger Christl- Regua'r ’round-the-world air paa- TRANSPARENT VARNISH...... $1.75 pt., $2.76 q t sna, 318 West Center street; Mrs. ■senger aervlco will be started NU ENAMEL . 5 t n l ^ Iood8i^muorB)o& Olive Chsmberlain, 4 Nelson Sept. 38 by the Army Air Trana- SELF POLISHING WAX ...... i....95c qt place; Richard Atwell, 681 Main port command, on a alx and one- SIZES 10 TO 1$. 0 ^ podwiia’ street. uarter day-’oehedule for the full IN WINTER WHITE $ 2 9 .9 8 • • • of thanaw, tasty, Olacharged yesterday: Harold Sight'oT 23,147 miles. AND PASTELS WELDON DRUG COMPANY Slater, 100 Summer street; Miss Here’a data on peat faraoua ■Mtrisliing Hains PiO-Caat PRESCRIPTION PHARMAcisTS ad Caraal Paad for yaar Elsie Doyle. WoodcUffe. N. J.; 'round-the-world flights: Mrs. Ahna Dare, RFO Manchester. 1924—U. 8. Array alrplanaa, 178 STREET TELEPHONE 5.321 ksiby. Writa la H. J. Hains Birth today; A son to. Mr. snd days (14 days, 15 hours abtual t h . J W . H A L 4 C#., Dapt. N, Pittaliurtli, Pa. Mrs 'Wlnthrop Merriao, South flying time). MAMCHISTIR CONH- Coventry. -----■ ' 1029—Oorman dirigible balloo< /. UAMC'nEni'EK CVCNINQ HERALU. HAMUniESl BK. iX»NN- FHmAY, 55f _:a. N l»Aoii n y u I JIANCHESTEB e v e n i n g h e r a l d . MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21,1945 4>- boys of 13 to 15 vears^ ago in poems, and a demonstration of the transferred to the State depart ment should go to the department Wins .‘Vir Meflal iTo HoldBqcc clusive. 'are the fpltowing en FEINDER AND already agreed to finance 90 hos In AVpn, and the Cushing Gener ALICE OOFRAM proper display of the flag. Ace Spy Unit trants: William McCollum, Harfv rogiatory remark* were lAade al hospital in Framingham, Mass.” (Kaowa Aa Qoeea ANm ) Rockville Golden Wedding of war. So perhaps the usual spy pital units, Mrs. Raymond B. activities ■ would be carried on by I England. Jr., William Haberern. BODY WORK about the plaintiff at a town meet To Finance 90 Each school is.asked to finance Seventh Daughter nt a Seveath Sea Former Mayor and Mrs. George Clinton Baldwin, chairman of the schools- the Army. Of Chainpfi I Harvey Alccolr and Billy McUow- Yale Professor Developed ing by Wnilam W. Meyeri, chair at least one hospital unit costing Born WItk a VeO Scheets are observing their 50th Comes to End ieli^— Boya-H'om 10 to 12 ycaes ot SOI-I.MKNE & FLAGG man of the Board of Education. at-peace program of the State $3,000 each; she' said, adding tljat Reading* Daily. Inehidtag Saaia y , wedding anniversary today and In abolishing OSS the president ge inchaSve, make up group B INC. The plaintiff assert* that "all Hospital Units War Finance committee, an ill addition' to that, each School' 1* 9 A. M to 9 P. M. Or By Appelal- Accepted are taking a week end trip. They sent a letter to Mai. Gen. William By Teacher J, Donovan, director, thanking him ahd ip^ude Raymond Kingman, R.54 Centri St. Tel .111)) Goggles to Reduce Glare the*e factor* cauied damage to nounced today. asked to qualify by Oct. 12 for the menL la the Servtee at tb* Peo Were married September 21, 189o Rockville's Best to B« ErJp*)—S p e-f rine Baae, New London. He ers In the purchase of saving* regular purchase of stamps. 169 Church StreeL Hartford. Coaa. is overseer of the mending depart Clarence cSsTOlls, Jr., and Mar also been a member since o., Agree to Raise Money bonds and stamps, are engaged Phoae 6-8024 ment at the Sprlngville Mill. Long Anri War Departments tion for “the peacetime Intelll- Maiiehester’ s Best elal glare reducing goggles, which School Superintendent Mrs. Baldwin pointed out that genep services of the government." shall McNama organization in October, 1940, of Five Attackers this year.” Mrs, Baldwin aald. "in ..the hospital campaign Is the most lev. W oodbury S. Sto- active in Republican politics, Mr. Yale claims, provided increased In Stamps and Bonds An added attraction for/the Ro It is lnterestin^\to note that DO N W ILLIS the Committee on Aviation Medi Also Defendants a stamp and bond campaign to fl- ambitious undertaking . the chil Scheets served for four years as Washington, Sept. 21 — i/P) — at. the well to Go to Vernon tary Club's Soap Box Derby -several of last yearX^partlcipants; vision on the ’ ’sun- ■watch” for cine of the Natlontil Research Of Woman Sought Hartford, Sept. 21.—(45— Sixty- nance hospital equipment dren have attempted since the city councilman, for three years Middletown, Sept. 21—(/P)—The hospital Read Herald Advs. as an alderman, a two year term America’s ace spy service vanish Won 1(1 Narrow which is to be run Saturday after are in the ll.st of entries, this year. | GARAGE members of the armed forces dur council and of other war commit nine school* In Connecticut have 1 Old Farms convalescent htghly-succuessful: jeep campaign.- Center Church as Mayor of Rockville; twQ, years ed today—In the best cloak and noon at 2 o’clock bn Keeney street, having remodeled their i^ e rs to ing World War II, were perfected tees of the council. town of Clinton, It* Board of Edu Gomplele Auto Serrft* cation and school superintendent as first selectman of the town of dagger tradition -somewhere be Draft Liiiiit8 was annoiince^'ny Dr. Bernard meet the' 1945 specificatlonksW’hlle ' 1 at the university it was disclosed Worcester, Mass., Sept 21—(45 RockVlUe, Sept. 21— (Special) — Sheridan, gjw ra l chairman, this others have built entirely neW'^^’C- 18 Main St. Tel. 8085 here today. Escapes Trying Himself are defendats 1 a $75,(K)0 suit that —Police today sought five . men Vernon. Mr. Scheete was appointed tween the State and War depart are defendants In $76,000 suit that ,v. Woodbury S. Stowell o f Hen- Republican , registrar of voters morning. ^?Through the courtesy hicles. There is a definite 7 The goggles, suitable also for who assaulted Mrs. Dolores Con ments. (Continued From Page One) provement in tne designing and here by Edith M. Northnip, a for N. H., bM accepted a call to three years ago following the of-Martin Fagan, of Rockville, welding operations, were develop- Albuquerque, N. M.—(45— Rath- nors. 29, of New Haven, Conn., •"I ,■ '4 ', President Truman tran.sfcrred who jofgartlzed and operated the mechanism" of this year's racers, [ ed by Dr. Walter Miles, professor tban try himself In police court. mer Clinton school teacher. wife of an overseas veteran, found' Ihweme pastor of the Vernon Cen- death of Henry Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Scheets have two the main functions of the Office of Japs to be made to realize they Rqekville soap box derby the past the In.spectlon committee, headed of psychology at Yale. Judge E. C. <3ober forfeited five- The action charges breach of In her locked car near the Worces ,\ s'- j r Oongregatlonal.church and will daughters, Mrs. Winnie Hanley of Strategic Scn’lees to the State de are a conquered nation'. o years, Wilfred Zahne’r, city hy Carl Fiiray, reports. ■The goggles consist of green or dollars. The turn about case oc- contract, libel and conspiracy to ter Country club yesterday morn ffca up his new duties on Novem this city and Mrs. Bessie Daniel partment. But he ^ I d that what Sees Criticism Quieted champion, will run a race here Plenty of Dee parking ■ .space Notice gray-tintejl lenses, supplemented i vvhen Gober, rushing to pre deprive the defendant of her ing. She told Police Surgeon To a reporter, Senate Majority means of livelihood and was filed ber 1. He succeeds Rev. William of^ Worcester, Mass, a grandchild ever wa.s left owr should be Satiaday with the Manchester for cars has been providcd\)n the by. narrow dark patches placed dl side at police court parked his red Joseph A. Scola, he said, that two placed In the War department. Leader Barkley (D-Ky.) said he champion. This will be a courtesy rectly in frd!)t of the pupil of the truck In the alley. Moment* later with the clerk of the court Thurs IIgoth who completed his duties and. a great grandchild. Keeney street race -site, and, as of the men had criminally assault ‘J ■ Mrs. Wallace Boulfard Along with this Mr. Truman as thought Marshall's talk would race with no prizes at stake btit usual, parking is- free. Annual Totvn Meeting: eye. By making the patches ob the mayor followed by the city day. ‘ ed her. She Is In City hospital with fuly 1 and who is now in Eng- "quiet a lot of criticism of the long in shape and setting them at The plaintiff asserts that she Mrs. Eleanor Ruth Bouffard, 45, signed to Secretary of State will be Interesting in that It will In case of ram, the Derby, will manager started for their homes a possible fractured jaw, contu lland. Byrnes responsibilify for develop Army on Capitol hill for not get Notice is hereby glVan.to the le right agles to each other—one. in to find their way barred by the signed a contract on April 8> 1944, Rev. Stowell 1s the son of a Bap- wife of Wallace Bouffard of 4 show which of the two cities be held the following Saturday- gal voters of the Tow)lk^of Man sions of both eyes and face and Pleasant street died Thursday ing America’s first peace-time for ting men out faster.” . builds the fastest soap box racers. the’ left lens and the other In the truck. A policeman was called to teach In Clinton schools the fol head bruises. Her cbnditlon, the Ust minister and is a native of A similar view cam e'from the Tf>ch. Sergeant .Jtlchard Reale prior to the Veterans' parade. chester that the ANNUALsTOWN right—both pupils are given com lowing September but that a de night at the Hartford hospital. eign .intelligence service, except Names of Contestants and Gober forfeited his bond thus hospital says, is satisfactory. Derry. N. H. He studied at Bos- for usual commercial and diplo Democratic whip. Senator H(ll ■ MEETING,Win ..he held the plete glare protection, says Yale. escaping trying himself. lay in recommending her for ioo University and Andover-New- She was a member of the Union Tec. Sergpnnt Richard "Pat" A list of the participants in the '.when William Penn created State Armory on Main StreetXhj Patrolmen Arthur G. Belisle and I Congregational church. She leaves matic Information. (D„ Ala.), who commeiitcd: With the goggles, not only may teaching certificate caused her to Theological Seminary. A Vet- Rcale, hujh^d of Mrs. Richard local race who have made their the first prison system in Penn said Town of Maqchcstcr on Mon^ wait until Nov. 1, 1944, two Clarence Gagnon of the prowl car Iton her husband, Wallace Bouffard and "I particularly desire,” the ‘Any reasonable man who heard objects against the sun be seen, Plans Ingenious V^come ^ division, said Mrs. Connors told _n of World" War I he has serv President wrote Byrnes, "that you General Marshall certainly was Reaie, pf’ 821 Main street, has been application for entry in the Satur sylvania. in 1682, he stipiilated ‘ day, October 1st, 1945, at eight but also objects close to the sun momths'alter Die date her contract W /m es chaplain of aeverSl Legion her mother. The funeral arrange day event was also announced to that "all prisorns shall be work-1 o'clock (Eastern S'tandard ’Dme) them she met a man in a Shrews ments are in charge of the Burke take the lead in developing a con impressed that the Army is at awfpxled the Air Medal for action In surrounding areas, Hollywood.—(/P)—New Ideas for was to begin. Bts including’ the Brockton, tempting to release men as quick day. In Group A vvhich includes hoii.ses” in the forenoon for the following Better lor Welders bury liquor place Wednesday night Funeral Home. centrated and coordinated foreign Ip'a B-24 Liberator bomber In the the entertainment of returning Charges Brought Withdrawn and when driving him to Boston, U., post He has been pastor of intelligenee program for all Fed ly as it can be done under what it purposes, to wit:— dustrially the goggles, known servicemen are becoming a habit She claims further that while BapOat church at Stdgewlck, believes is a fair system.” ■ y 'Pacific. He ia attached to the 43rd as tfia fusion density device, are she tried to eject him when he be eral agencies concerned with that l.st: For the choice of the fol with the fairer sex. The latest th6 certificate question was pend came sarcastic, but that four, men ine; Brockton. Mass; Bristol, type of activity." However Senator Wherry of Ne lowing Officers: Seven_Selectmen, an irnprqvcmcnt Yale reports, ing charges were brought against Hiller Error Bomb Group of the 65th Bombing Ingenious bit has been added to in a car following, joined - them a United church at Ashworth, freates Interim Ser^lire braska. the Republican whim Said one Town Clerk, one Town Treas over the type now used in welding her, but later withdrawn. She al Squadron called the "Lucky Dice the list by Dinah Shore. Dinah when she istopped on the Boston , H., and for the past three years He directed pyrnes to sot up an the chief of staff failed t^marify urer, one Tax Collector, one As- operations, tqr the welder’s glass leges the charges were "part of a Squadron." Sergeant , Keale | announces that when the next and Worcester turnpike. She said I pastdr of the Henniker, N. H., Seen Rc^asoii Inter-depnrtmental committee on numerous questions. Wh^fry men scs.sor for three years, two Reg’tS-" lopeoNusually is "so dark plan to forestall her obtaining a participated In the aerial oftMtsive, shipload of veterans arrives from that they then threw her Info her gational church. . the matter. At the same time Mr. tioned such topics a^ the size of trars of Voters, three members of that it is impossible for the wear overseas, she and a guitar player certificate in time’’ to assume h»r at New Britain, ’ N ew /6uinea, | own car and drove it. She said, she Field Trials Truman created an interim re occupation forces, the number re the Board of Edpeation for three er to see other objN^ts In the sur aboard a blimp will hover just teaching duties at the opening of For Defeat Northern Luzon. Formosa, China locked it when they got out. A 1- The armual fall field trial of the search and intelligence service to quired for the peace-time Army, years, and seven Constables rounding area. above deck and welcome them the term. , i Okvllle Pish and Game Oub will the need for Selective Seitvlce, and and took part in the .attack on the BATES With the new devieeXa lighter The writ" alsoSdiargps that dc- pa.sserby called police. last until Dec. 31. By that time 2nd: To see if the Town will home with song and music. u , held on Saturday and Sunday (Continued from Page One) Byrnea is to have a more perma plans for voluntary enilstincnts. Japanese mainland. . His squadron over-all lens shade is possible, A -^ 'i Farts Still Ijirking' was based on Ic Shima the island vote to repeal the Zoning Ordi supplemented by dark patches Belton's Pasture in Enfield, the nent organization drawn up. nance adopted at a Special Town \ I ot several trials for the past Denmark on the police president 'This is the second pioneering as "We still lacjt facts upon which where Correspondent Ernie Pyle which give the eye the necess to act,” Wherry complained in an lost his . life. Sergeant Rcale also Meeting of said Town; held on protection. This enables the weld-' r years. On Saturday the puppy and the Gestapo chief, both of signment given the secretary of November 13, 1937, together with I all age amateur stakes will be whom have admitted murdering state by the prc.sideht. The first interview. wears the Philippines Liberation Shoes for Men er, by looking to one side while Thomas, usually a staunch ad ribbon and has five batye stars, all amendments to said ordinance holding his arc behind the dark and on Sunday the open all- Danes. Best said he had protested was to develop a peacetime foreign and regulations adopted by the and Derby. Dr. John E. Fla- several times against Gestapo acts, Information program patterned on ministration supporter, said lie fte hopes to visit Tokyo and to re spot, to change his position or to VA Zoning Commission created by \f and Fred Ertel are co-chalr- but since he was a government the wartime operations of the failed to find "anything new" in turn home’ soon. He is the father pick up a tool, previously Impos •rty said ordinance. * for the event and Kenneth and not an Army official, he had Office of War Information. Marshall's explanation. of two children, Richard, Jr., and sible. clairfis Yale. ItUe_e la secretary. John O. De- no power to stop them.* Breakup Ijirgely ITnexplainembers Road Service! the note" or notes of the Town for ol must win It three times. Byrnes would not be able to or Aero-Medical laboratary of the U. PLUS2 0 %TAX Qiobse a rugged tweed, a siiioolh pin Common Pleas Session home on Linden street. ganlze a very far-reaching intelli same. ’ S. Army Air Forces at '; Wright Miss Pickard who Is to wed gence service without adopting Nichols-Bristol, liic. Brown and Black. 8th: To see If the Town will field, O., and the medical research Only one case was scheduled for Nelson Bergren of East Hartford, session of the Short Calender some new means of gathering-the Wallboard 155 Center St. Tel. 4047 vote to appropriate specific sums laboratories at the U. S. Subma- stripe or a handsome solid— ihey’re t of Common Pleas today with on October 6, was the recipient of Intelligence. But on the other Mr. for expenditure, under" the direc • Blond* Marlon-wlyod Conoy many lovely gifts. Truman’s executive order .said Philip J. Sullivan of Thomp- Gypsum Sheathing Board O xfords tion of the Selectmen, during the all winners—^-tailored to perfection Ule presiding. Judge Sullivan A buffet lunch was served with definitely that all functions not nex,t ensuing year, for the follow appropriate pink and white decor' • China Mink-dynd Conoy / , api^lnted to this office this Weatherproof and ing purposes: Charities, High- . amer and this was his first ses- ations as a setting. ways. Snow and Ice Removal. o SIKrory Pkitlno-dynd Conoy -—a joy to wear. Insulating — 2’ x 8’ A REMINDER! Quality In Every Pair Walk and Curb, Oiling, Storm Falr and Exhibit Sewers, New Equipment, Ceme Bookkeeping, Taxes, Payroll teries, Street Ughting. Schools, • Smoky Bloo Fox-dyod Conoy She Women's Council of. the ,3c Per Square Fool. When Ybu Need More Something afoot fdr that long, long trail of the com Famon Center Congregational For Small Firms Police, Board of Health, Parka arch will sponsor a Fair and BOILERS Fire • Theft • Automobile muter. Men, your physical condition is often propor and Tree Warden, Spraying, Stetson ibit on Saturday, September 22 John S. Nicholls Co. The W. G. Gleiiiiey Co. tionate to your foot comforts We fit you to comfort Building Inspector. Cjpunty Tax, AND or Furniture :^th a cafeteria supper being 8 llendee Road Phone 2-I5I9 336 No. Main St. Tel. 4148 in slick calfskin uppers that wear and wear. Taste de Election Ehtpensc. Adnunlstration, starting at four o’clock Advertising and Printing, Assess here ..will be an exhibition of INSURANCE signed these mellow leathers that take a shine like brass, ments, Collections, Miinlcipal and plane models for the boys and FURNACES and your taste will say they are rugged and right. Court Buildings. Memorial Day, doll carriage parade for the CALL Armistice Day, Miscellaneous, rls. m oil POWER VACUUM Garbage Collection, Child Wel Outing Sunday CLEANED fare, Bond Payments. Interest V $7.5(V S U E •*d.*l/.“‘^ R E f f 4 'D T s C O U N T STAM pT Tankeroosan Tribe, I. O. R. M. ALEXANDER and Discount, Dog Ucenses, Pub And hold Its annual outing Sunday Guaranteed Oil Burner Service. lic Libraries, Whlton Trust Fund, ing at ten o’clock at the Fish Estimates Free. Call Any ‘Dme. Today and Tpmorrow! JARVIS Town Court, Veterans Center, Game Club property on Mile Order Your 86 AI.EXANDCIi STKEETt Recreation, Old Age Assistance, It Is expected that guests Weekday* and Sonday* CUMNISe^SOM. Water Department. Zoning. Pen 111 be present from Manchester ' SILENT GLOW ■ • o n c e 4IIS - Betldeoee 7275 sion, Liability Insurance end other towns. KanRc or Furnace Burner INC. Swimming Pool. HANSEN’S HOSE To Present Flag 9th: To see what number ol Next To the Armory Hrs. John Williams in behalf of \ NOW! •h u m police the Town will, authorize to Burpee Woman’s .Relief Corps be appointed. sented two' flags to the East Sales and Service. 2 9 c pr- ehool this afternpop, one for the 10th: To fix a date for the lay And Up atside and one t o . the second HENRY J. PARENT ing of a tax and the laying of s lie. A program was given SEE YOUR tix rale“In accordance with the T E L 8*0185 WOMEN’S PL.AIN Statutes. iltt Included patriotic songs, D O D G E vCi WEST CENTER 8TREET->- PHELPS ROAD— *White 6-Room Single. All conveni 6-Room Single. All conven- 11th: To see If the Towti wlU COATS SUITS DRESSES appoint a Zoning Commissioner DEALER ence*. 1-car garage. Nice ipnoea Including fireplace and Neckwear 55c up (Not Silks) location;-- Convenient to bus oil heat Nice section of town. for a term of five years., Tnj^Val Shirts line. Large lot, beautifully land 12th: To sec If the Town wlU ’ 3 . scaped. Occupancy In about 30 accept the Selectmen’s layout of S iz e ^ 4 ‘i i '’ I®- DYED . . $3.50 NORTH MAIN STREET— days. Sale Price $11,500. Unnmore Drive, as a Town High ’oIuas-~PLUSl Possiblo bo- 2-Famlly Flat, 5 rooms each See the New Special Tonight ' X ...... Terms Arranged. way. . , causo W ards Is Iho nation’s We Give <21^ Green Trading Stamps! apartmenL Good neighbor 13th: To see If thtf Town will / hood. Good location on Im ADAMS STREET-;- accept the Selectmen’s layout of / largest retailer of popular HANES "/iG LEAF'" proved ro^. S-car garage. "^-Room Single, good condi Deerfield Drive, as a Town High*/ tion. Price $5,800. / l.ypALL STREET— way. / priced fursi Top quality skins! SUIT = U . S. CLEAMERS 9-Room Single. Full hath NORTH COVEN'TRy- 14th: To see if the Town win ^ Four fashion coloni TuxedosI AND DYERS DIAL 7100 up, lavatory down. 2-car ga SILVER STREET— accept the Selectmen’s layout of streamlined for Comfort! rage. Chicken coop*. Approx. Large, 47-Aere Farm. 7- Ferndale Drive, as a Town High UnTER PUT Deep cuffs! One In women's 15 East Center Street 7V] acre* of land. Outdoor 836 MAIN STREET NEAR WARD’S room house, l-arge barn, chlrk- way. ‘ fireplace. Fruit trees. Nice en coop. 16 head of cattle, 15th: To see if the Town will A COAT ON., s sizes, at no extra cost! SPAGHETTI WITH fllO PPED CHICKEN AND PEPPEftS. ,73c location with brook running SPAGHETTI. MEAT S.AUCE...... 50c I pair horses and farm imple accept the Selectmen’s layout of "'.—I'' Men’s and Young Men’s through property. Price $9,000. ments. Crestwood Drive as a Town High And what bsttsr eoat can SPAGHETTI, MEAT BALLS ___ ...... 6.5c Terms Arranged. SPAGHETTI WITH .Ml’SHKOOM . S A I T E ...... 75e way. you put on than our COVE.NTRY— 16th: To see If the Town will . . . USE WARD! TIME RIRGH STREET— SWAMP ROAD- handsoBoly tailorsd , Slip-on Sweaters CHEFS SPEQALS One 4-Room Single and 8- accept the Selectmen's layout ol '<;H0ICE: Clam ChoH-der Lentil Soiip 28 - Acre Farm. 7 - room Foxcroft Drive, as a Town High olasaio Boy CoatI PAYMENT PLAN Family Dwelling, 6 rooms house. Barn. Running water Tomato, UrajR'fruit, Vegetable, nr Prune Juli-e each. Price 810,500. 88.000 way. Whether you're setting O nly Vk down, balance In $5.00 and up ^ Shrimp Cnektall 25c Extra With Dinners.. In house with electric pump. Down. One vacant. Good garden. 17th: To see Jf the Town will out for town, .for a Fruit Cup accept the Selectmen’s layout of monthly instollmonts, plus OFF CENTER STREET— walk, for 4 data o r ‘a Park & xaford CORNELL STREET— Deepwood Drive, as a Town High carrying charges. 4-Room Single. i*rlce $4,500. 4 Rooms Down— 8 Unfinish way. ■ * dinner,, this coat la Men’s and Young Men’s FRESH LOBSTER DINNER 4.500 Down, ed Up. Oil hot air heat. Stove Erolled Fresh Lobster . Lobster a la Nenburg 18th: To aee if the Town wlU Rliafri In Enjoy the ECONOMY FLORENCE STREET— for hot water. Storm windows accept a de^d of a trlangiilar piece ' ■ I.ohster Salad ^ and door. Price $6,500. $1,500 Coat Sweaters Fried Shrimp 8-Pamlly Duplex. 4 room* of land on the north side of Spring fabric of 1002, and LONG LIFE of a Doivn. - Broiled Swordfish Krlrt Scallops RESERVE each. Price .85,400. 8800 street, from Frank C. Parley, Virgin Wool e ■ = A Frank Cheney, Jr., and Paul H. Fried Clams Mackerel truck that Fits Your Job Down. ANDOVER— I . . wars, I -Baked Codfish - * Fillet of Sole ' ‘ Thu Blend of Experience** CniER MILL ROAD— Cheney, * Veal Seallnplnl 5Vlth Mushrooms WELLS STREET— 19th: To sec If the Town will deepl^nt^ed' 4-Pamlly. 4 rooms each ten 8-Room House. Eleetric Boys' Zeian Tenderloin Steak of Beef lights, running water. . -SVj accept a deedyfrom The Manches . ^ '0 0 4 0 3 in ' Roast Stuffed Veal ement Price $8,000. Term* ter Homes Corporation, ol land for The Finest Tasting Whiskey of Its Type In America! Arranged. acres of land, brook bordering. Black, Veal Cutlet a la Parmesan ^ to 2-Ton 8 bams. Price $3,700. Terms Highway purposes, known as Al 1 0 0 % Wool Plaid Flannel Jackets $2.00 and up DESSERTS i . Behind Every Bottle Over 100 Years of Knowing How! BIRtTi STREET- Arranged. ton street south, Blue. Green. . '• ; Cream Assorted^les * , Home .Made Ginger Bread With Whipp<-d Cream CAiPACITIES 8-Family Dwelling, one 1 ROtiKVILLE—Orchard St.— 20th; To ace 11 the Town will and Brown . . : sizes and OM 4 rooms. Price $8,800. accept a deed from The Manche^ Shirts $8.70 UHome Made Meringues • Dlrinlty Pudding 8-Room Single. Price 85,800; 10-.20 . . . 129.95. Plain and Plaid ALSO A LA CARTE SERVICE $1,000 Down. 81,000 Down. ter Homes Corporattoa, of landjdr AVAILABLi NOW Highway purposes, known aipHaw- This Is Just one of a Wc have a hottle of Scutch per customer. ADAMS STREET— HARTFORD— Atwood St— thbm' street south. 8-Room Wngle In good con large variety of coats loorr Wool Plain 8-Famlly. Price fSJiOO. 21at: To see 11 Town will Cotton Flannel Business Men's Luncheons dition. Nice nelghboriiood. Temu' Arranged. shown In pur b ig oatai> Did you gdt yours? ^rleefdJSOO. accept the Selec^nou’a layout of a TOLLAND— iP tgg «tflniiaiwa<^ the - Shirts $1.61 and up 12 Nooii to 2 P. M . Get your Order in .. . NOW ADAMS STREET— ______' wHftteiv aiCMeyniM" atfi^t ai the take bone a oopy, and . I ’’^liig(Iiir''1(nfco^ Ap- W U bu r> ei^ Parkway, aa a Town y o u 'll soon see why —Try- Out*- Seiec-Hofi rooms. Nice neighborhood. proxiroatdly 13 acres of land. HIghWray. Soiiineue & Flegg? Inc. Price $SJI00. 8 6 $ ^ f ■ ' at Mancbealer, Connecti we're called . . . ^‘nes and Liquors ^ Beer On Tcip 684 Center SL Tel. 5101 cut, this 20th day o f September, Footwear-. Call 5105 for Additional Information On Any of Thesr^ 1945. Footwear > Properties. S. G. Bowera George Smith at the Hammond Organ Fredas See us too, for DEPENDABLE Clarenca N. Lupieil For - tiecll W. England 1HI NATIOirS lARBltT RRARRR \For CtHOUSe-^SflH Under New Management: TRUCK SERVICE ALLEN REALTY C()MPANY Jack M. Gordon ' ■ "1 Malcolm L. Juno and George R. Miller, PACKAGE StORE . John I. Olson OP INC. and Factory Engimv-ffr'd All Lines' of Insaranca, Includiiig LIfs . . M o rtg ag e Arraaged Dayid Chambers All the Famiy Proprietors. Comer Spruce and Bissell Streets * 058 MAIN 8TR81ET . TBLEPUONB 5105 All the Famiy TRUCK PARTS Bohrd o l Salaotmaa q$ tha Town • m m MONTOOMIIIY WARD 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER I PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1 ,194S EVENtNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. OONSTW i D A ^ S E P T E M B E R 21, 194(1 in *7" day, All women will parade theif service imlforma. with it 7 What ba passively good, until it is tool Led Local V F W Activities During 1945 Asks Women It Is also desired that all servips women at home on furlough t,n The Army and Navy Club« Manchester one down at City Hall to tell him late. • , i \VTU>— IU8U 1280 Dedicate VFW Home \VI)K( zltZ- Today's Radio s j z 1410 that date report at the Arm y and he can’t do this or that? It’s a wise and profitable rule ' To Take Part Evening Herald Boom Over Broadway Eastern tAar Hme Navy aub to take part In the ob This line of argument, of course, (or nations or. for Individuals. “ Be servance and to report to Mrs. Incorporated PVBUSHEO BT THE HE1UU.D PRINTING CO. INC. takes us back to the definition of good, but be game too.". At Green on Sept. 29 Gilmore at the club at 4:30 p. in. Good IKolivfs Keep Everyone From Stage-hands to Stars Happy 3:45 — W TH T — Music; WTJC — ; Show: W’ HTD — "The Lone Ran- 13 Biuell ltr««t what freedom is in a democracy. Gladys Gilmore Urges Saturday, Sept. 29. M»tteh*ttcr, Oonii. The Right to HapplPess. | ger: W T H T — Melody Lane; THOMAS nSROOSON It is not part o f the privilege of About ISetv Productions 4:00 — WDRC — House Party; VVTIC — Quiz of "Two Cities. riod of economic depression which All Ex-Service Women Sept. 7 Is Independence Day in Oaiieral Manager free speech, it has been remarked, WTHT — News; WTIC — Back- 8:00—WDRC— "The Aldrich Fam-I State, Department and lasted from 1930 until! well into Brazil. Founded Octobar I. 1881 B o l t o n 1935, but the post held meetings To Parade Sept. 29 to issue a prankish cry of "F ire!” Thix lx the fourth of five stage Wife. ^ lly; WHTD—Blind Date; WTKT | Local Notables to Be, ' Publlahed Bvary Eaaning Excapt 4:15— W T IC —SteUa Dallas. i — Cecil Brown; W T IO — Concert. , for several years in the armory. Sundavs and HoIIdaya. Entered at the In a crowded theatre. There Is, in storips by Jean (Jeorgp, NE.A 4:30—W’DRC— Ad Liner; W TIC — j 8;I6— WTHT—QuU Program. P r e s e n t a t E x e r c i s e s t o then having an opportunity to pur- All local ex-scrvlcc women are Poat Ofrtoa at Manchettar. Conn., as Charles T. E. Willett Is acting staff writer and artist, about BINGO other words, a limitation on the Lorenzo Jones. j 8;30—WDRC—Kate Smith Sings; ¥» • X •» m chase a building which could be requested to list their names w'fth Second Class Hall Hatter. _ as chairman of the Steeple Fund new stage attraction* to he B e g i n ttl O s o " p » n i» remodeled for a home at Manchea- degree of freedom permitted in .1 4:15 __ WTIC — Young Widder , W HTD—-This if your FB I: W TH T Gladys K. Gilmore if they will be IUB8CRIPTIO.V RATES _ . oil the 4uarryville Methodist offered this seaxun. Sketches Brown. ^ | ------! ter Green, the poat voted to make LECLERC Every Sat. Night At 8:30 Sharp! the freest of societies. were drawn by the afuthor —Freedom of Opportunity; W’TIC ! One Tear by Mall ...... * 9-00 church in North Bolton. Work I 5:00— W DRC— News; W H TD — | Members of Anderson - S h ea' this purchase and to raUy all available to take part In, the SUte P1INRRA1.HOMB That limitation of our freedom — Duffy’s Tavern. Par month by Malt ...... • .* -15 on the steeple that was completely I during rehearsals. Terry and the Pirates;,-WTHT— ! Guard A ll Senice Day parade to |(ngle Copy ...... » 9:00—WDRC — It Payj To Be Ig Post, No. 2046. ManchMter, Conn^ ; Cla#ass»j4^af ■ ia is; that we are free to do only destedyed in the 1938 hurricane! Meet the Band; W TIC —.When a ‘ sju wxt**xni jr ■ • ' *11 *4^ n — Kl Main Street alilllvered One Tear ...... S 9.W norant; WHTD — Famous Jury 21 Games Including Sweepstakes Western States and APO ..113.00 those things which do not cause is progres.slng rapidly, Tha. work ___1;__ B y Jettn tjeorge „ Girl Marries. Veterans of Foreign Wars | stalling heating and electrical wlr- Sept. 29. Trials: W"rHT —Gabriel Heatter; Phone 5269 Is being doiie by Knofla Construe-' • NEA Staff Correspondent 5:15— W DRC— Main Street. H art United States will mark a mile- ' ing and equipping the former Mrs. Gilmore’s telephones are MEMBER OF injury and damage to our fellow W "n c — W alts Time. 8318 days and 6343 after working tion_ company. The following New- Y ork—In the corner drug ford; WHTD — Dick Tracy: Loomis Homestead for occupancy THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Clttsens. And that limitation ap 9:15— W T H T — Real Stories from atone in organization progress hours. Every ex-service woman, Admission $1.00 ...,__ The Associated Press Is exclusively committee is as.sisting Mr. VVillett Etore.s along Broadway, actors, W T H T — Superman: W TIC — by the post and auxiliary. plies to ownsrthlpi and pse of in the collection of funds to defray actrcs.ses. dancers and managers Real Life. when the new V.F.W. Home at W AC, "W ave", "Spar” , nurse, antitled to the use of republlcstton of Portia Faces Life. Manchester Green will be dedica Social Meetings “Bli hem’s dtspstclies credited to It or not the co.st of construction: Mrs. John ctn now be'seen W’ith their heads 9:30— W DRC — "Th? Webstera: Many fine affairs were held In Marine, arc urged to take part in property aa much as it applies to 5:30—WDRC— W ar Communique; ted. Saturday, .Sept. 29, at 3:30 otherwise credited In this pspsr snd Erickson, South Rond; Albert burled In newspaper* reading re WHTD — The Sheriff: WTHT— the remodeled home, resulting In the parade one week from Satur PIANO TUNING^ also the locsl news published here. our possession of free speech, or W H TD —Jack Armstrong; p. m.. in the presence of SUte, De Skinner, Jr.. Mrs. Herald’ Lee and views. For the Broadw-ay aeasm WTHT—Baseball Scores; WTIC Victory Parade of Spotlight the welding of post, club and our possession of an automobile partment and local officials and AND VOIC1NG-S5.00 All rights of rtpublloatlon of tpecisl Fred Warren, the north section; has begtin and on the decisions of — Just Plain Bill. Band-s; W T IC __ People Are Fun- auxiliary Into a closer knit ex- dlspstches herein, are also rtssrve* and the right to use it on free Alexander Bunce, Vernon Road. the critics hang their fortunes. ny. friends of the ex-Senlce group. 5:45— WDRC— Calling A ll Girls; Among the guests attending the serVice organization. Repairing: Rebuilding W « Give Fifll servlee cllsnl Of N, E. A. Ssrvlcs Resident.s of the town who are .The play to receive the loudest 10:00-^WDRC — Moore and Dur Governor Raymond A. Baldwin Ipc. ' highways, or to any other aspect W H TD —Tennessee Jed: W TH T laying of the cornerstone and dedi Mr*. Flqrenre RtreetCr Washing Machines Canh for Yoiir Spinet Grand not personally visited and who praise to date is ’'Deep Are The ante; WHTD — Fight: W’TH T- and other noted state and military Bertie Mo*eley of opr living. V Tom Mix; WTIC—Front Page cation,-iVill bo Brigadier General Conunander President , i^ ' Upright Publishers Rspretentativsi: ITha wish to contribute to- the fund Boote.” The show opened in Phlla- Leave It to Mike; WTIC t - Dun- Farrell. Reginald B. DeLacour, Adjutant personages visited the post and Repaired S & H Gre^ Sfamps Julius HsthewiI (Tpsclsl Agency—NSW JSpeclflcally applied to property, may send their donations to Mr dclphla, enjoying a brilliant rccep- nlnger the Master Mentallat. ^ Evening General of the SUte, who will rep auxlllaiy on occasions observed by Tiirk. Chicago. Detroit snd Boston. Willett or Ml.ss Dori.s A. Skinner ; tion,- Friends of the cast, backers the-. Post and Auxiliary to make thia limitation of our freedom 6:00 — W DRC — News; W’HTD— 10:30— W DRC — Harry James resent Governor Baidwlh, Superior the units and further improve stltutlon of the poet were: Joseph All. Makes and Models. A. G. McCROHON With Every Purchase of BUREAU o r A ll donations will be welcomed. ■.and '"angels’’ are at the Broadway the new home the gathering place MEMBER a u d it News; WTHT—News; WTIC— Mpsic Makers; WTHT —Leave It Court Judge William- J. Shea of ments were made in the property Moriarty, Clarence Peterson. Neal CIRCULATIONS. meana the following: that we can Quarryville Methodist i new'sstands cheering their success for all servicemen and women and Phone 8822 or 5fl59 Phone 3828 News. ' To the Girls; W TIC — Spoftt this town, who win be master of In the passing years. CThcney, William Barron, William do aa we pleaae with the property Rev. Meridcth Eller, pastor of and wailing for the play.'s New to thereby cement friendships of Shell Gas and Oil The Herald Printing CompsnyMne., 6:15 - ' W DRC — Jimmy Carroll Newsreel, '' ■ rcremonies, David Chambers, The names of two Manchester Leggett, David McCollum. CThes- the Quarryvllle Methodist church : York opening.’ tWbso who served their country in assumes no hnsnclsl responsibility for we own provided it doea not In Sings: " W'THT— Digest of the 10:45—W’TIC — Program' from chairman of the Board of. Select soldiers in World War I were se terfleld Piric, Lawrence Redman, Aypograptiical errors appearing In sd* jure the property of our neigh has chosen as his sermon topic for ' . The drama by Arnaud D'Usseau Air: WTHT—Music; WTIC— New Y’ork. men, Department Commander lected to be memorialized in nam Nathan Miller, Frank Valluzzl, time of war. vsrtlsemcnts In The Manchester Eve j the 9:30 morning worship on Siin- , and J.anies Gow’, conceni.s s Negro 11;00— WDRC News: W H TD — ing the post, Ernest G. Anderson Ernest Linders. Frank Drake, An Already hundreds of Manchester Tires — Tubes and ning Herald. bor!. Meet the Folks. John G. Nicholson. Stratford; Mrs. dav: "God Does Guide Us.’’ Church ■ .soldier w’ho return.s from the war 6:30—WDRC—George B. Arm News; WTHT News; WTIC— Lucy Brewer, Hartford, Depart and William L. Shea. Both Of these drew Holzheimer, John Llnnell and boys in service have Joined the Friday, Septamber 21 Zoning is the system or rules School will be held at 10:30 with j a hero and falls in love with IT stead;.' WHTD — The Answer News. ment President, V.F.W. Auxiliary; soldiers made the supreme sacri the current Commander, Bertie post and the Auxiliary has also re Batferies I and standards by which--commu Albert Holman at superintendent. white Southern woman. Gordon Man; W T IC —Bob Steele, 11:15 — WDRC — Night Owl; Rabbi Leon Wind, pastor of Tem fice in the first World War. Moseley. ceived a corresponding increase in There are classes (or all ages and , Heath, new on Broadway, and W HTD — Che.xtef Bowles, O PA; On March 10, 1944 the VFW V Auxiliary Presidents membership through these chan Superiluous Hair Removed ClifTord B. Burr nities aeek to determine and pre 6:45 — w p R C — World 'Today: ple Beth Sholom; Rev. James P. Goodyear - Goodrich - .Vrmstrong everyone is welcome. i Barbara Bel Geddes, daughter of W T H T — Baseball Scores; Its home was destroyed by fire during The first president of the Ander- nels. ' vent such Injuries. It applies tp WHTD-Jack Berch; WTIC— Timmins, pakor, St! Bridget’s Clifford R. Biirr, who at his W s r s Meetinir I famous designer Norman Cel Lowell Thomas. ______Dance Time; WTIC — Harkneas church aftd officers and members the night. All of the fine work son-Shea Auxiliary was Mrs. Elea Permanently — Painlessly — Safely I the use of property just aa the Mrs. 'Woodrow Saccaccio was ! Geddes. take the leads. done by the men and women of nor Freelove of 31 Wadsworth death yesterday was head of one 7:00—W DRC— Mommic and the of Washington. o f V jr.W . posU In Hartford and Bullet Hit* Hls Watchdog Recapping laws of the road apply to the uac hostes.s at the meeting of the I This i.x one of llte few cast* who Men; WHTD—Headline Edition: 11:30— W H TD — Music; W T H T Tolland counties. the post and auxiliary during the street. Other presldenU of the ^ FREE CONSULTATION a Ct the five largest nureery busl- WSCS held. Wednesday afternoon ' were serious at all times during years was wiped out in a few Auxiliary have been Elizabeth of the automobile. Zoning rules Marianne Stewart, Catherine Will ."ird and Montgomery Clift go over W TH T — Fulton Lewkf, Jr.; — Dance Orchestra: WTIC —The ^ Rev. W. Ralph Ward, pastor of Los Angeles— The w.itch at the rluirch. The .society ha.» I rehearsals, probably .hecau.se of hours and the future looked dark, Phelon, Anna Barron, Bertha neases In tte country, began hls lines for the oix'nlng of "You Tone bed Me.” WTIC—Supper Club,^ World's Great, Novels. A h e South Methodist church, Will dog belonging to Morris Kuyken- TELEPHONE 2-1264 'K' are more eleetlc than the rules of planned to hold a baked bean sim i the timely importance of the Indeed. Wetherell, - Gertrude Buchartan, Baaociation with the nursery buit- 12:00—W DRC — News; W H TD — deliver the dedicatory address and dal may give up' his dependable the road. They can be bent and per at the church on Frtdav. Sep I theme. Elia Kazan, director, woi k- 7:1,') W DRC—Jack-^mlth Songs; Confer On New Home Margaret Brawn, Helep Gustafson, Bess a ^ a salesman. Then living WHTD — Raymond Grarn’Swing; News; Music; WTIC — News: the present Commander o f the habit on the ba.sis of his master s adjusted to accommodate individ tember 28. Mrs, Albert Skinner ; ed, with his actors so closely that tions of his cast.. During a "nin- play by Adele Longmire. Dick oas post, Bertie Moseley will officiate' '•••After several meetings it was Florence Peterson, Alice Virginia, Miss Rena Halem*s brought* back to -N ew York the WTHT—Hartford Heroes Speak; Mr. Smith Goes to Town. poor aim. Kuykcndal reported to i» tlu t town of Durham, he pur- Jr., will .be in charge and the fhl- I each walked out of the stage door Ihi'ough," Montgomery Clift, the at the laying of the cornerstone decided to call In builders for con Maud Leggett, Jane Fortin. Lillian ck Roan ual circumatapeea. I f eome . one s.slt and gusto of a sailor. It had W n c -7 -News of the World. 12 :30— WTIC—Three Suns, Trio. police that he heard his dog bark 'b is salesmanship through the lowing menti has been selected’ j ftttii iii’ing- the immensity of the talented juvenile lead, was chin with hls associate officers. ferences regarding the possibility Linders, ’ Lillian Cheney' and the St. and Middle Turnpike wants to make e 100 mile an hour ; story, .. ning himself on the unfinished carried into the backstage rehear 7:30- -W'DRC — The Jerry Wayne 13 :45- W T IC — Lee Sims. Pianist. ing, and found two men climbing of northern Connecticut baked pork and beans, salads, cole Program of Exercises of financing and building a new 1945-46 President, Mrs. Florence over his back fence. He ran for liis tiee o f hie property, and bla neigh- slaw, tomatoes, cucumbers, rolls. 1 Guthrie McCllntlc, husband of sets. He .spontaneousl.y kissed sals until the whole cast are as home. It was the plan 6f the meiq- Streeter. Sai As You Spend ritb a bicycle aa bis form of trav- directing 1 Marianne Stew-art, as .she leaned happy as gobs back from the seas. Following is the program for the rifle and fired at them. The bullet ELECTROLYSIS SALON bora aee no injury and make no coffee, ginger bread with w-hlnped | Katherine Cornell. Is dedicatory service: bers to build for the future If The new home is of concrete, hit hifl dog lb the leg. The sus With H Green Stamps «I. He waa another Connecticut cream. Reservations should be. Tennc.ssce Williams’ neww play,^'*over one of.,.those improvised bal The play w-as conceived, so the final decision to build was agreed brick and block glass, modern In ROOM 15 - RlIBINOW BI-DG. 843 MAIN ST. objection, an exception can be conies they use in rchearsal.s. MCp story goes, when Miss Longmire Intrckluctlon pects? They got away. farm boy trying to get abead In made bv Wednesday eveninc bv 1 ‘ ”''“ « ‘=lied Me." The show, Mark Woods Back Again Commander Bertie Moseley upon. We were then in the midst design and so planned that an ad granted. But the mein purpose of calling Mrs. Skinner. 7817 or Mrs. | scheduled to open September 25 Clintic liked the effect so w-ell thar w-as .overseas w-ith the U^O. In of a second World W ar and it was ditional story may be constri.icted T the world. Italy she met a group of'soldiers Master o f Ceremonies aonltig rematne that of aeelng that Myron Lee, 2-1889. ! Booth, isIS based on a story. he called Tennessee Williams and known that hundreds o f Manches. when conditions permit. Gradually, he evolved the Idea and entertainers arountf whom she Judge William Shea no property owner hea to accept F'arm Bureau Sleeting by D. H. Lawrence, and the ac now it is'in the show’. As ABC Network Director ter servicemen would ultimately Details of New- Home Of establiablng a nuraery of bla tion takes place in a small Eug. A'happy, w’acky cast of yoving- W’OVc the tale of,th e human Aida National' Anthem "There will be a farm bureau Raising of Colors come back home and would look >The space within the new home Injury from hie neighbor unleas lish town during the war. ■ I sters is playing "Forever Is Now’.” of thVwar. Geprge Bothy return.'d own. H e found a farm on Oak meeting on "Thursdav evening. Opening Prayer . Rabbi Leon Wind to the V FW for comradeship and consists' of a large post room, ho la witling to do so. Improvise I Over.seas with the Navy for three ,to pla^!’. hirrietif in the show. An New York, Sept. 21—
ng he never did before, nf thP Funny: Music and Dunninger; Welcome Zoning doea, therefore, as Its OTtalin* of. North Bolton. The commander Bertie Moseley of discharge. Finally, a contract was leys. a modern kitchen, committee acemed suited to hie purpoaelk tor who snaps up the improyisa' take the juvenile lead in this new he says. other reoiganization of the exec ..^ a r and Peaca" opponents claim, -prevent—R man sUhlect of the meeting will be "In- Anderson Shea Post 2046 let to Alexander Jarvis, builder, to rooms and a modern heating plant and there, nearly fifty yean ago, sulaHoir^ utlve*'staff of the ABC network haa ^ ^ _ CBS— 7:30 Jerry Wayna finale, construct a one-story new home on from having antircly free uae of Greetings \ was Incorporated in the construc be began hie first smaU ventun Well Child Conference maiden hair fern; a red ribbon j the effect of returning Mark Glnny Sjmma gueat; 8 Henry Aid- modem lines, making provision.In richf FTt Paya to be Ignorant; 10 Pres. Florence Streetcr\of tion. Ample space surrounds the with his own business. Aa* that hie own property. But it is a lim Despite the bad Weiriher Bolton -A’ent to a mixed bouquet exhibited . Woods to a full directive capacity, j the plans for adding a second stor: j-Moors- and Durante . . , ABC— ' Anderson Shea Auxiliary lilding for parking of cars itation upon property use which had a pood Well Child'-Confcrence 1 bsr Keeney Hutchinson and Joseph He originally "tvas framed presi above the main fioor when condi buainesa struggled upward, ha 7:30 Lone Ranger; 8:30 T b it Is Greetings . and future landscaping. at the Community Hall, Vith Mrs I Mack. ’ j dent w’hen the chain w-as separated | Dep't. o f (>)nn. Dep’t. Comm. tions permitted. worked many houn a day. He Is necssaary to the preservation The Open Forum FBI; 9 Famous Jury’ Trials; 10 Plans are now- being made by The construction of the home John C. Collins and M rs,^lllln m | Bolton Briefs ] from NBC in 1942 and continued * • John J.' G. Nicholson lived hls business, always on the of stable real eatate values in any Minor in charpe. • "The conihUtfee I after the sale.to Edward J, Noble. |Bout, Chalky W right va. Humberto proceeded slowly due to scarcity of Mrs. Michael Peace Is a patient' Communicatiohfi for p.iblicattons in the Open Forum will not Zavalo substituting for Tony Ja- Greetings ' lookout for new methods, new community. It means that a man wishes to exoresa their than^to • Under the' change. Woods as- | Ladies’ Aux. Dep’t. o f Cohn. building materials and the mem at the Manchester Memorial hos be guaranteed publication it they .contain more than 300 wprds. sumes all duties supervised by j ntro-Johnny Greco bout . . . MBS bers occupied the new brick build I' 'l^roducts, . new methods o f dlstrib- ufacturer cannot cut the value of Mrs, Dan Holloran and the folio' Dep’L Pres. Lucy Brewer Ing pupils of Center School whi pital. Mr.s. Anna Ca.selli of The/Hcrtid reserves the right to decline to publish any matter Chester J. Laroche, who came, 8:30 Freedom o f Opportunity: 9:30 Ing early last spring. attng them, always striving for your home in half by locating a .Brandy street who has also been . Spotlight Bands third anniversary; Greetings W’ere- invaluable In helping vylth that may be libeious or which is In oad taste. .Free expreaslhn - from the advertising agency field , Town of Manchester Much o f the credit for the ad patient expects to return to her 10:30 Leave It to the Girls. TURN TO fME IS OF '.^progress and aelif-sufflclency. sweatshop on the vacant lot next the conference: Lawrence .Moro.'i. of -^ ittca l view’s is desired by contributions of thl^ characterv to join the netj*:ork In June 1944, ■ David Chambers vancement of the post is due to the hoR}et,soon. There came a time when the door, or on the vacant lot down at Herbert Greenwood. Knheth Skin but lette's which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. and who latet was advanced to : untiring efforts of the Anderson yrAvatn new decomtihg bock in Anderson, young daughter. Greetings e • 1« the corner. It means that no one ner and Robert Gowdv. Follow- chief exccuti\'i.,pfficer over Woods, i Saturday Broadcasts: NBC — Shea' Auxiliary during the years. worat of the struggle waa over, of Ht^sand Mrs. Helmur Anderson i From Gov. Raymond E. Bald Yej, ic’s sll here! How’ to mesv » » * • * X » 11 __ the conference the committee Manchester, which are within 10 It-w as stated ,tlv
ss the problem.* miles .of Hartford. A t the present becoming: inactive "in an execu p.m. Farm and Home; 6 Training ,B. DeLacour, Adj. Gen'l cial events which attracted many anterpriae to expand Itself with loon. In a purely •residential dis victim of\an accident that hoS' To the Editor, tive capacity,’’ continues as stoc'K- of the local, residents to the form slipcovers, like a professional — lit L* « 1 o f piiblicitv and \transDortatioii time everyone of these 14 towns Command band; 8 U fa of RUey: SU te of Conn. O N T borrow uanec«Morily; but how to make draperies.-how to Joan wa.s riding Most people who are interested if • loan Ip the be«t Mtution to Buraeries and contract growers trict. 1 means no one can keep with the. State Nurte, Grace Brew-1 pitallzed h has Zoning Regulations for the holder, director and advisor. 19:30 Grand Ole Opry . . . CBS— Dedicatory Address er home. D h had a basket on ! ip the welfare of Manchester be- your problem, thia iptcial «ervice will redecorate your home with color. pigs on a 60 foot lot. It means en. with, a view to I’eaching the ^ ® bicycle v protection of its property owners In addition, the resignation of 10 a.m. John Reed King quiz: Rev. Ralph Ward. Jr. Past Conimandera Miv* you time and traircL Phone, tell AU over the country, and export straps connected ii«ve that, among other things, we Htibbell Robinson." also from the A il this and hundreds of easy largest number of children nossi-i . . . . and gpaldents. 11130 BUlie Burke show; 6;IS Peo The first Commander of the An- U9 how much you need, end give tt» fun-to-do decorating hints as ; connectiona which reached all that each new anteipriae on any Laying of Comer Stone th« aeccMory fort* for your opplic*-. ble for the next conference. | " ’ith the basket oscarae tangled In should do whatever we can to On Monday. October 1, Manchea advertising agency field, as pro ple's Platform "Economic Aid to Commander Bertie Moseley derson-Bhea Post'was Archie K il Btraet must show aome consldera^ Grange Notex 1 wheel and thrqw Jo.-in to the tion. Then etop in by appointment w ell! -o ver the world. keep the Town an attractive place,' tgj. will become the only town gram vice piesident has become Britain": 7:30 America in the A ir: Introduction of Guests patrick o f 20 Roo.*evelt street. to «icn and pick up the money. Mrs. Hazel Pinnev, chairman of KCfumd fi’a c tu rin .g ^ r knee cap. effective. Some self-made men forget the tion for the Inveatments other for homeowners. It seems likely within 10 miles o f Hartford which 9:45 Serenade and Jessica . . . Closing Prayer Other Commanders since the in- SIMPU T9 APTLY This faKiaatinc booklet is pr< people have made on the same the Home Economics Committee! "O®” her leg in a\cast hut is that Hartford will continue to be does not have Zoning— unless each He went to ABC last November ABC— 12.30 Home and Garden;. Father James P. Timmins U mo* are made on •ignaturc alone. pared for you by W averly Fah- ' w ay they came up, and disclaim as successor to Philips Carlin, now Monthly paymentt you can afford will o f Bolton Grange wishes to thank f the Manchester the principal center of employment of us takes the trouble to vote at 1:30 Roundup Time; 8:80 Duke'El be arranced. A loan of $100 co«t« rics...the "Bonded Bc.VJty’’ fab any reaponaibility tow-ard the rest street over a period of years. with MB'S. Robinson’s successor Buffet Lunch everyone who helned with the re -' hosnttal in a^wh^eel chal\ Earle 1 in this part of Connecticut. As a the annual town election at the lington tunes; 7 Jobs after Vic • Dancing $20.60 when promptly repaid in 12 rics guaranteed^ to give you All these things mean restric Anderson, a brother of Joim, w ill, possible home-town for people conaecutivt anonthly biatallmeot* of the world, Clifford R. Burr did cent supper held In connection \ State .Armory on that day and to has not been named. tory, Discuaalon o f Taxes; 9 Gang- All are Invited to the open house complete satisfaction. - Last fall’s reorganization In of $10.0$ taeh. Prompt, prirate. ' not forget, Manchester has nevar tion upon the use of any particu with the Grange Fatr^...' Special: be remembered as the chap\w h o ; working in Hartford. Manchester vote NO on- the proposal to aboitrii busterS-. . . MBS 10:15 a.m. Bob following the ceremony. Dancing RUBBER friendly m r h e t . I f you need $10 to sustained serious fractures ofNiis n,u3t compete with other commun- cluded, among other changes, the $300*phone u* today for a l-vitit lar piece of property. But they thanks is due wnilam Bogner of j Zoning. Em^ry show; 12 noon Houae of will be enjoyed until 8 p. m. A ; known a more consistently gen- resignation of Edgar Kobak as SHEETING loan. Or if inconvenient for you to the Manchester Slaughter House acc>de\t ities within the same commuting Very truly yours, buffet lunch will be served by the i^ply pereooaHy. talepboeK or wriu. Ask for 'Your Copy of I aroua contributor to good cauaes, never deny that property the use early this year. executive vice president to become Mystery: 5:30 p.m. Sports Parade; who fumlshsd the corned beef for vdistance of that city. Richard Martin 6;S0 Hawaii Calls; 10 Chicago Auxiliary during the open house. By the Yard. (or. which it is fitted by its sur Mr. and Mrs. VVllllam Barker of president of MBS. COLOR TRICKS 6'Uil^E FABRICS'’ Hls own hard work and abrewd the aunoer. 'Thanks Is due Mrss \There are 14 towns. Including 33 Harvard Road theater, Lost of Summer Series. Organized IS Y’ears Ago Arthur Druq Stores i buainesa sense bad been the key roundings, nor do they pravent Donald Tedford and her able corps West street are the parents of a 848 Main St. Tel. 8806 H ^ a a n a i j-son born earlier this week at the New home radio sets may not Fifteen years ago the local Vet any one anxious to accomplish a of waitresses. erans'of Foreign Ware post was FINANCE CO \ '(a c to r in bla rise. But. once at I Manchester Memorial hospital. ry her, it would be my business, be coming into the market as fast Saturday’s networx football. certain thing from finding prop The Home Economics Commit formed and a large number o f tnd Floor WATKINS 175.00 the top, ha usad his wealth and tee haa a Grange Cook Bonk that I The baby has been named William Mm^iage Ban not the Arm y’s.” as at first anticipated. The que.s- 1:45 p.m. CBS— Micbigan-Indi- Sergt. Thurston Huff, Belie- Manchester veterans, qualified by «4tata Theater HIdS* position to show every construc erty elsewhere which has been they are offering for'aale for sev 1 Charles. Junior. tion of prices is given as the rea ana at Ann Arbor. Phone $430 Donald Tedford o f the Merchant mead, N. J., commented; son. reason of having served the Unit DRAPERY SHOP tive consideration for those le|s zon6d specifically for the kind of enty-five cents. The b'ook con Still ill Forcje 2:45 p.m. NBC— llllnoii-Pltts- ed States in time of war on enemy If. B. Brown. Mgr« I Marines who is home after a trip, "It’s all right with me If Gen The Industry has declared an in burgh at Champaign. LlmnM Nn. $91 ; aucceaaful and fortunate than ha, property use he ha.s in mind. tains huhdredx o f recloex con soil or In hostile waters, joined the Hospital to Italy reported at the bSse hos eral Eisenhower says no. Person crease necessary to meet added 2:45 p.m, ABC— Purdue-Mar- tributed bv Grangers and other new Manchester ex-service organi I He created a great Industry, He Freedom and liberty are not pital Jn New York on Wednesday, ^rontlnned rage One) ally, I would not marry a German -material and labor coats, while quette at Lafayette, Ind. residents o f Bolton. Bonks may zation. The Veterans of Fortlgn Expense Plan ! remained a flna citiien of hls anarchy, and it is to preserve for X-rays of a knee Injury. girl. There are lota of girls at O PA has maintained the prices 2:45 p.m. MBS—Minneaota-Mis- be obtained from Hazel Pinnev. Wars, organized Ip 1899 ia the sec "rhe Rev. Oswald Schragg. pas- German homes an^ marriages o f ; home; I ’m 22, have 79 points and should be held as near as possible souri at Minneapolis. For Men, Women and . community. their own value and their own life Evelyn Hallnran or Anna JTunroe. ond oldest ex-service orgranizatlon The final list of contributors to tor of the Bolton Center Congre-' soldiers and Germ' nationals,, hope to be back there toon." to pre-war levels. Children — Affes 1 to 80 Students o f the times ik y that TSaTTKay submit, in every phase rant such __1 of National Registry In the United the Grange Fair wiU be niihiuhed gational church, has returned , there is no intention td' In its current bulletin to mem PAYS FOR; V \ : there may not be many more Cllf- of human activity, to restrictions from hi.x vacation and w-lll assume ; privileges in . the Ameribqn zone, bers, the Radio Manufacturers A s SUtes. It was chartered by the in the very near future aS'.soon a.x .Garden Bout Tonight Slcknea* or accident ezpeaaea |:(ord R. Burr’a in this civilisation which deny our right to injure one the pulpit on Sunday for the 11 the statement said. sociation said that reconversion in CongresB of the United SU tes as \ the committee makes Its Anal re a National organization. whea confined tai any hospital NEW PAINT a. bo. service. Yesterday.’a announremisivt by the Industry faced "a delay of sev 1 o f ours, ’They say that the day another. . port. I New York, Sept. 21. — (ff) — COSMETICS On March 18. 1931 a public cere- oairwliere In the D. 8. A. nr the Allied council also had-^’'^ ld eral weeks at least” due to “ the youTe ^^going m odern " At the recent Grange Fair one Helena Rohensteln CMada. Room and board ex- Ijw ’hen a CJonnecticut farm boy can I Chalky Wright, of Los Angeles, O PA pricing policy” and added mony, o f InztituUon o f the Ander- MAKES LOVELY of the most beautiful exhibits was Rockville Doctor Appointed troops might, visit In Geiirign and Humberto. Zavala, of Mexico Harriett Hubbard Ayers penaes'op to 86.00 per day for I ‘ work and plan tala w-ay upward that it had ’’appealed to Congress son-Shea Post, Veterans of For- the flowers. Stanlev Chessev. lo horhes and have normal social City, clash at Madison Square Max Fartor Yardley first SO days' onnilnement— **Be Good. But Be Game Too” for rellaf. cigin W ars was held in the state itp auch ambition and such enter cal flower gardner. had manv fine Hartford. Sept. 21— Dr. .lations with Germans, without arden tonight in a 10-round bout Lnelen Isil-nng — Etc. 88.00 per day for neat BO dayF Meimwhlle, O PA spokesmen told armory when 62 charter fhembers prise is dead. But we imagine It's quite possible that an aged dUnlays and received the follow John D. W alker of Rockville has specific permission from their a anged on 'short notice after 'the oonllneroent Thia plan may be We are-^11 for you" here at Watkin.s for we appreciate that meeting o f New York and New Arthur Prog Stores were obligated by Past Depart mother w-ho sees 'a famous-^n ing awards: one blue and three been appointed to the Conhectlout commanders. Janiro-Johnny Greco naeet changed and designed to fit the I that there w’ere juch thinkers and England manufacturers that con ment CTommander James F. Daley GOOD MODERN has just as an important place in the home reds for winners; a blue and a r»d Board of Examiners in Chiroprac U. S. troops have been forbid istponed. Sanlro developed needs ot any Individual group auch pessimists back in 1898. only once in a while gives more den to enter German homes. sideration would be given their of Hartford. of inanred wnrlcerB. No inedl- as traditional furnishings. These sleek streamlined pieces for glads; a blue and a red for tic for a three-year term begin tion in his left elbow. Organization Meetings .when a young fellow named Burr than Casual thought to the few chvsanthemums; a red for sea- . No Excitement Created grievances within a week or ten cal examination. BRING A SAMPLE are New England-made of solid Adirondack birch, finished ning Oct. 1. He succeeds Max Far- For many months previous to biosa; three blues and one red for ber of Norwich. Governor Bald Return of the non-fraternization days with the aid of a new ques Phono. Write or Call On ■ was thinking of trying to estab words she shall say to him when ASHES AND RUBBISH the Institution o f the V F W post OF YOUR KITCHEN to a friendly, glowing “champagne” color! a.'lers; and a blue for dahlias. win has also anpounced the ap issue to the public prints created Keeps Reiser tionnaire. lish a relatively new kind of busi she does get her chance. Many of here a series of meetings and dis Othei/winners,were: John Massev pointment of Louis L. Varga of no excitement among America,! REMOVED ' The ALLEN curtA m WITH cussions were held under the lead you ness. There were probably 'those, us not at all famous have pisrhaps a rM for zinnias; Mrs. Dan Hal- Bridgeport as a director of the soldiers in B erlin.. New Y o r k —NTOe Dodger* fear, Returning ^ m vacation to NBC Cellars and Yards Cleaned ership of J. Andrew Holzheimer, then, who said that the day of the knoVn aged pe6ple/who liked to lorfm a blue for zlhnias: Mrs. Cheshire Reformatory, to fill the "T have no intention of taking a Pete Reiser will pot be back until at 8:30 tonig;■|ht is Duffy’s Tavern Insurance Agency ...WE'VE A COLOR TO Call or 7487 then a member o f the (Taldwell 'pioneer waa over. Clifford R. Burr try to distil the -n o f all Heprv McDonough, a red for vacancy caused by the resignation fraulein for a bri^e,” said one sol- 1947. The outfields*. In the Army as run by Ed (Archie) Gardner. Inc. diet. “But I don't think the Army for three years, la iB California, Guest is Alan P M d as Falataff Colt Robinson Post, 254 of Hart All teloM of Inranuioe GO WITH rr FOR The bedroom has th r^ pieces, bed, went ahead with his pioneering, their bw-n living ipto some ntotto- asters; Mrs. Edaon Herlck receiv o f Albert E. Otto of Putnam. The B, CAM POSEO ed a blue. for a most attractive appointment is until the next reg has any business taking bur lib and believes he will N )e sent to Openshdw. ford. 958 M AIN STREICT dresser, chest; orders for future like phrase for the guidance of The beginning years of the post pd made good. colonial bouquet: Mrs. Lester wss ular teiaion of the General Assem erties away. If I fell in love with Japan with occupation i ^ p s for TEL. 5105. delivery, 175.00. The bedside ta were somewhat affected by the pe. anebester has lost 'S aterllng loved ones. As a matter o f fact, awarded a blue for a tuberose with bly. a German girl and wanted to mar- nine months or longer. tJstenlng Tonight: N B C -^ Paul ble, 16,9.5. Coffee table, 16.50. imi>le of the New England spir the generation to which 92-yaar- n to r e (Chair available later). Extension it o f entbiTi'ise, the kind o f enter o|d Martha Truman, the Prealr dining table 35.00; dining chaira, prise whlcBshas made New Eng- dent’s mother, belongs was a gen 12.00 each. 'ISnd what itN s and which muat eration frequently given to motto- The Story o f the Atom No. 16: A New Weapon of War h Used The new trend in kitch- keep it \yhat it ft^Manchester haa like guides for Its conduct. ezm is to lots of color in I lost a fine g en tlen ^ , a valued So it was entirely in character SCHALLER CIDER MILL ■ 'Citizen. . ' I for the President’s mother, when paint—strong accents-^ Stocks of the bedroom with harmonizing soft GIOS-TONE THE SEMI- Modern Underfoot i she kissed him ^ood-bye as he was I -r • shown are limited, but ship Call 5171 for A-1 .Servlet tones. The Case Agaim^i Zoning on his'.w-ay back to Washington, GLOSS THAT STANDS Aqua, turquoise," scarlet, white, ments are fairly regular .so on Hoover and all ottiar you can place your order to. have some last minute adrice vacuum . cleaners. Genu- MORE WASHINGS . . . "The opponents of zoning, who RE-OPENS com, prairie rose, dusty blue... for him. ins Hoover Parti. But tha paint you usa Each sami-glooa color smart decorative colors in deep- now for future use. The ^.hope that it will be eliminated has boon eorofully "You be good," she said, "but in your Idtchan color pile cotton tufted rugs. Perfect other pieces priced (not in tfrom Manchester life by the vote W A T K IN S ’ ooloctod for now stylo cluding the lounge chair) be game, too." Schama should agrea and boauty by color for use with Modern or wherever | | «n Question 4 at the town election BROTHERS Saturday, Sept. 2 2 nd are ready for immediate Obviously, wa like that advice with tha color in tha ozports, and givsn a an added dash of color is called for. I Monday, Oct. 1st, are apparently or. w e ' w-oiildn'’t be s i t i n g about durablo oomi-luatro by delivery. curtain-ths ahslf papar Martin-Sonour osMrt I not seeking any open debate on What we like about It la that —or y o u r braakfast ehomlsts. Allwaahoblo, issue. "They prefer, perhaps, it'sOta a pretty good goal for a ‘Quality throughout. 4x6 feet ...... tto nourish, such resentment president w’ho ia, through the ( We Wm Have dishes. •Sond-glooo points of I 36x60 inches...... gainst zoning as they can, and problems ahead, going to find it oiatinctivo color ond ^take the ebanpt/ that a positive So bring in a sample, chorootor hovo boon a 30x54 Inches ...... increasingly difficult to keep a SWEET CIDER FOR SALE M artin -S on ou r apo- 24x44 In ch es...... hlnpritx j:aa..S8tty.^he own-. -Btit-wjtiaig.lt; and 1st ua halp you to < dalty oinflo CI m1> ItHS, .24x36 laches . ten happens Oh afith issui^ for all human living, too, for it DAILY 9 AT M7 to 7 P. M. ohodae 'ydur'jiilht 'Uol:'' 42i00 H’ One thing they are battling on seems to recognize an important aCNDAYS » A. M. TO 5 P. M. ora. M a n y diffarant M l ■ Ipr help in their c a m p o n of rc- truth, which is th at" marely BINGO color achamaa can ba stment is the Araeri- Sweet Cider Madp On Tuesdays — Thursdays and thinking right, or feeling right, workad out, using har a’s traditional apdf glorious dis Saturdays in the Mornings Only. SEN0UR or being right, is not quite enough (1) Skies were clear over Hiroshima Japan surrendered. Material and equip beyond the wildest nightmare .. of the activity in the soil to cause injuries such monising or eontraist- "TK INSC IF ks of any kind tif governmental unless it fs also accompanied by ment for the bombs had been Sent to imagination. It it soo ideallyidea suited to T omorrow when a superfortress dropped the first as X-rays and radium burns. The Jap- ing colors. »nty. A ^w e gather Main some buoyant, confident willlng- atomic bomb in warfare; banked for a the Marianas by fast cruisers. Dis sudden unannounced atuck that a coun anase reported workmen arriving to et goastpf the opponents of covery of TNT-loaded balloona prob try's major cities might be destroyed clear away debris from Hiroshima two 35.00 neae to atand up and battle for 270-degrM turn and flew away^ Smoke, ably from Japanese In submarines in sing h a ^ one rather appealing pvemight by an ostensibly friendly weeks after the bombing, had suffered Night this same right. dust, end debris from the explosion rose Washington state' where one of the power The weapon has not been cre a change ,|ln their blood cells, according y/’’A man.” ' they say. There are always plenty of 40,000 feet. The Japanese said the glare bomb factories was located, gave rise ated by the devilish inspiration of some to microscope testa. A War Department to the speculation that the Japanese In sjf M am Jieii& i liC to be able to do what tie good people In the world. This of the explosion lasted 10 minutes. The enius, but by the arduoifs labors of atatement said that “ the bomb ia de* with his own property.” It blast knocked out approximately .30 may have heard about the atomic bomb lousanda of nornnal men and women tonated in combat at such a height world was full of them, for that before the Hiroshima attack. Larsen’s Feed Service bridges and flattenad houses (or 10 workingg for the safety of their county." above the ground, ma to give the maxi they go on, bought and matter, before thia World War Our government hopes it will be used GUS SCHALLER miles around. Bo (ar more than 60.0^ mum blast agaimt structures, and to ORANGE ( I ) When- the story of the atomic TELEPHONE 3406 Slid ~wEy shbuld ha have began,'. But they ».-« not always .deaths have occurred as a result. bomb was relcated. Prof H. D Smyth, only for peaceful pursuits and to pre disseminate the radioactive products as 3.52 WOODLAND ST. TEL. 6432 34 d e p o t SQUARE vent war in the future , / through a lot of red tape game enough to give their cause ( I ) Another bomb was dropped qn of Princeton, wrote in a War Di-rmrt. a cloud," ^ me Naval base at Nagasaki, and supu- . ment refmrt that “a weapon haa been au to~do 80n6UU^ A (air chance- They era Ukcjy tf> (.4) Scientists were fqarful atomiff' HALL iortrewea were ready with othera when ^ d e v e lo p s thet it potcntfally daatructive bombs might leave dangerous radio- Tomorrow: The Future^ HANCHEaTER EVENING HERALD, MANCniWTER. OUKW. Friuat. SEriEMHEK 21, W4i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHB8TBR. ODNN. FRIDAT, 8EF1EMBEK 21, 1948 Brass company plants in Water-) son was talking about\and they bury, Torringtbn and Ansonia. | said they thought it was;'--then hla Al the Circle Starting Today' Plan to Seek Plants of the company In Buffalo, . I’icturen of Manchenter To Distribute jAcheson Stand statement had their appr'hyal. Oil Burners Auto Workers Want N. Y.. Detroit,'Mich., and Toronto. Captain Haefs In . Magazine in Italy- . Wherry and Chandler ^replied Canada, will also be rbpreaented, tese Stores Are Annual Toi^n^^Meeting that they knew who the target •nd Higher Wage the organizer said. . Expected Home Town Report Delays Action was, adding, in effect, that nobody The Sunday meeting will be for Mrs. Gilda Agostinclli, of 72 was going to get away with cfi.tl- Furiroces Higher Average Pay negotiating committees of all West , street, recently rccelvext 30 Per Ceul IiirreuHe brass plants in Connecticut In To Adjourn to^Q^t. 2nd ■ ' ------, / .'l a letter from a relative living Oh Nominees cism of MacArtbur. * A Few Stni AvHlInhle. Book Has 236 Pagp.*^ ...Barklay nominated himself at. To Be Sought hy which the union is organized, in .\riiiy INursf* Mown in Rome, Italy, which contain this point as "one of General Mac- Would Still Give Less of $1.12 — would give the auto cluding the -American Brass com come before the votei'4\^t the'lown ed a clipping from a magazine Ami Is Twice Size of (Continued from Page One) Arthur's greatest admirers." RArKi.iFFK on ro workers A basic hourly average pany plants. From i^Iaiiila lo Ft. circulated in Italy showing a frl Hartfnril I 6H4I rate of $1.45 now. Bra88 Workers So Much lo Be Dis meeting will be the qOeetioo on Finally, with a plea to senators 6M Ma|)le Avenue - . Ilnrtlnrd Money to Take Home, Mankowski said that a repre D pvpiim ill Seven Days photo of the main street ot 193S Report .S.; government, not any officer o f; to keep their heads, he brought (No overtime would be involved sentative of R. J. Thomas, presi cuMed That Full Ev.- M ancheater. the Arms' or Navy, would fix oc-: the seaaion to a close. Every Week Than Diir* In that $1.45. It would be $1.45 an Ansonia, Sept. 21—(A’ l—John J. dent of the United Automobile On the reverse..aide of the MankowskL director of the north ninir to Be Devoted good vote at the machine votlh* i Captain Olga Haefs. of the The Manchester town report c'Upgttbn poUclea for Japan. hour for a 40-hour week.) Workers ot America, C?TO, would ning to Be clipping a picture of the re- ing Wartime But In 1944 —by working a 48- eastern region of the International attend the Saturday meeting. THURSDAYS in the state armory, another item Vj^my Nurses Corps, daughtv of containing I he Town Planning re Acheaon's comment came after Tp It, BoarfI Decides of 58,500 for a. Veterans Service l eiving desk of the Mary Che- 'the State department, the White hour w eek- the auto workers’ Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter Heniy Haefs, of 165 High sfreet,- ney^Llhrary was shown wltb port haa been printed and will ^ .Houae and the War department By .lamea Marlow average hourly earnings were Workers, CIO, said last night that Center to establish a bureau to aid Misa Jea.samine Smith, librari distributed to the voters w ^ ’^in a campaign for a 30 per cent wage Data Hnught on Turk F.nvo.v The final cleanup of small mat- the returning service men and who .lisa^been a patient at the were caught flat fboted' by the Detroit, Sept. 21—(fl’i -The auto $1.27,-W 18. cents leas than they and womien to secure their rights under I»vell Geh^^ral hospital. Fort Dev- an, in the foreground. advance of the town meetingrio bo generaEs announcement that he workers want a raise that will av want now for straight time. . increase in the braa.s Industry t#ra occupied thc-SclccLinjen.Isst,.—------■The magazine.' from which held Oct. 1 would be launched at meetings to I Tokyo, Sept, 21—i/Pi Generar Bleht in the final meeting before the GI Bill of Rights, will be op ehs. .Masa^, Kexpected home with _ . . probably c'ould keep the Japanese HALE'S SELF SERVE erage them more money hourly — Actually - the way UAW figures ] MacArthur's headquarters sent a in a dav or >%yo. Captain Haefs the clipp'ings were ' taken by The current rep o ^d u e to ne, 200,000 American ' working a 40-hour peacetime be held In Waterbury this week the annual town meeting on Oct. 1, posed in some quarters in the ad- . tile Rome resident was "Vic The Original In New England! it out—not all of that 30 per cent end. note to the Japanese government pasaing upon the call for the town journed meeting. was on duty in Manila when over U^dditional troops six months hence. week—than they averaged in war- Increase would be a flat 30 p^r today seeking information .con While a 21-mlll tax for 1»46, to taken with a serioba Illness She tory" magazine published by Town PlftnninK.-'rtport, ii one of | wherrv AAid Acheson’s state- 'time working 48 hours. Mankowski -said that the meet meeting, decision on the accept the Office of War Informa the bulkiest T^xJrU to be put out, ^ direct contradiction cent lncrea.se to all UAWworkenf. ings would take place Saturday cerning th e ’’whereabouts gnd wel ance of streets in the Pine Acres be laid on the list of Oct. 1. 194.5 wss flo'wn from Manila to Fort ' But this rsise—riecordtng to the About seven per cent would go fare" of the Turkish ambassador and due and payable on April 1, Devena. The trip took ailv^ days tion, by the tcjwb since the 1 the of General Mac- figuring of the CIO's United Auto-, and Sunday. The Saturday meet section and other new develop lncorp PRICE...... S7.000. Hospital preferred. Foods. WHI’TE CRISP SWEET SEEDLESS You’ve never seen srnything like it! cloth until almost dry— and just whisk mm COLE MOTORS SUITS SPORTCOATS CELERY GRAPES With SI^IC and SPAN—t»roictcr and avyay the dirt. There’s No Rinsing! 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RANGE AND FUEL OIL __ __ • , ' . c No Rinsing; No Wiping—make SPIC A p p u b s and SPAN your daily cleaning plan. Painted walls • / woodwork • Room • ------TROUSERS s 25c each You simply dissolve some SPIC and ■ V All wools add mixtures In S Porterhouse Steak, Special, lb. 39c SPAN in hot water-wring out a soft Gct^ package at your grocer’s now! SEE Wholesale Gasoline ’Tweeds and Plain Colors. S niESH SVASHED BIRDS EVE •namel • linpkwm e vonMian Mimla • | Grade “A" , 4 8iz«« 6 to 12 COFFEE RINGS ■SPINACH PEAS fumHvra ^^efrtgw iera • itovM • sink* • Stuarl J. Wasley $3.98 to $6.98 m Sirloin Steak, Special lb. 39c ' celain kitchen and bathroom SxtMrofc Mfei Realtor Bontly Oir Company 24 Waist and Up S Grade *«” 25c eoch 23c cello, pkg; 27c package AKE S p i C S p e i n YOUR DAILY CLEANING PLAN 753 Main Street 111 Main Street Tel. 529.1 or 2-1057 $3.98 to $9.95 s Telephone 6618-7146 lb. 33e Opposite Ihe Armory iirloin Steak, .Speciol ^ p r nANCHES'l'ER KVBWmG nCflALiD.'llAmJXlEffi'JUl, CX)NN^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1948 mAmJiUSSl'En cvfsm NQ HCRALD, MANCHESTER, OUNN« FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21, 1948 a strike vote, under the Smith- Rockville Lodge of Eftks. He Eighth Army forces taking Aus secure a group of youthful musU claps from Hartford. He was noti Pickets Bar Entry Connally act adding the strike proUcUen for some 2,900,000 Fed war workers. He estimated the joined Masonry in Hartford and tralian John Holland, allegedly Honor Guests Hilliard Mill present number of jobless at 54,- Pford Burr linked with Tokyo radio broad fied at 3:30 yesterday o f their In- would get the full support of the eral civilian workers and 400.000 transferred to Manchester lodge UAW if it is voted. Show Opens Today House May Be WMC to Close 000 compared with a peak of 73,- upon moving here. He passed casts, from n barber shop at Sop- ablUty to keep the date, too late to At Dodge Faetoiy; Bitter Debate , maritime workers. Payments to poro on Hokkaido to join ex-Preni- secure ot)ier talent'. He then Intro ” It is little wonder the people In these persons who lose their jobs 000 which followed immediately through the 32d degree. He was At Reception Is Sold Today after V-J day. NOW Passes Away keenly interested in the Masonic ler Hidekl Tojo's "Pearl Harbor duced Rev.. W. Ralph Ward, Jr., of. the plant walked out,” Thomas de Even Rougher would be at levels of the state Area Offices Strike Halts Work clared in commenting on the com Looms on Bill where the employes worked. - Fitzgerald reported that U. S. Home In Wallingford and-hev made gang” in jail at Tokyo. ^ the South Methodist church, who Employment . service offices now MacArtbur's headquarters ask-1 believed that even closer fellow pany statement He added, "the frequent trips there. K e v . J a ii ir s Woolens Manufacturer 3. Travel allowances to permit had on hand requests for 19,‘JOU RE-OPEP^E^D In 69th Year Employees Loyal od the Japanese government for ‘ and Mr«. M. ship between the two churches (Continued From Page One) \yalkout was provoked and if that isn’t deliberate union-busting tac Truman Given Severest former war workers to go home or New Haven and New workers. Members of his organization, ii.formationt on the whereabouts Gage Entertained at would result in the future. Of Norwich Purchaser Senate to Get Gonlro- to a new job. A $200 limit is put on deeply grieved today at Mr. Burr’s and welfare of the Turkish ambas Following the program dainty tics then 1 don’t know such tac Britain Branches to Be (ObBtlBBed from Pare One) ing offlciaI.t in Federal hands sion, announced today that WMC ; ler now. Their beds have been JOSEPH VIGNONE, Prop. ; ha]^ one of the most indicative ly attentive to every detail of his .AIm- I,CBves Korea an- Informal reception at the of the Motor Products Corp.—but ment” bill. may tie in for even roi'gher treatr- ' found. During the first week of tributes to Mr. Burr i.s the loyalty business. He'"placefl great trust Irving H. Comber, son of Mrs. he added "but of course everybody None On Wheel Firm Bow Trading Cove, Norwich, this state. until July 1. 194 area offices in New Haven and Sevent-y-year-old Nobu.yukI Abe, church la.st evening. A bond for deed was filed this af 'the debate, scheduled to open ment in the House on the issue of school the girls slept on mattress- M his associates in busines.<. Most In the members of his organiza .Julia Millen, o f .32 Linden street, j realizes there are going to be Edgar L. Warren, new chief of Further ShearinVsFredleted New Britain will be discontinued, I ts and springs laid out on the floor. governor general of Korea from yThc enjoyable welcoming party ternoon with Town Clerk Samuel Tuesday, probably will last all aid to the jobless. of his Closest affiliates in the nurs tion. He knew them, to be always .Inly 23. 1911, until the Arn'Crlean has retTirned home, having rcceiv- ! raises. The only argument l.s over the U, S. Labor Conciliation serv Mr, Truman’s proposal for broad - Members of the WsyBsand Mean I When the residence was turned 92 OAK STREET - was arranged by a committee from J. Turkington. Aaron Crock, of week. effedtive Oct. i. ery business have been with him a loyal and rarely if ever questioned occupation, left Seotil for Japan the Women’s Society of Christian ed an honorable discharge from i how much.” ice. said at Washington that none expansion of unemployment' com committee predicted t h e \ House ; back to the university this aum- Worcester, has been the owner There was advance notice it The work of the two offices, Formerly At 23 Oak street their decisions. He had explained with his .ailing wife. He had be'en Service, consisting of Mrs. James the Navy. ! of his staff was at work on the pensation was tossed over to the would strike out the provision for ; (her after being used by the Navy long period of years. “To Be (iiildeil by Public Interest” having purchased the mill prop will be spirited, possibly bitter. Fitzgerald said, will be absorbed to one of his staff his policy of given permi.ssion to rernajn-in"Ko I’lckles, M)s. LeonanI Burt. Mrs. * George Romney, general mana- Kelsey-Hayes Wheel company, House after the Senate turned extending the duration of benefits. i for two years, the beds^were miss------— WORK DONE WHILE YOU WAIT! — ------Born in Madison, Conn.. August most dedicate of the Detroit work erty and' several adjacent, houses Senator Taft (R-Ohio), who by area offices in Bridgeport, Wa- benefaction. He said that he al rea after other Japanese officials Griswold Chappell, Mrs. Clifford President Frank Quish of the grr of the Automobile Manufac thumbs down on a large part of A few ssiid the committe, whie I ing. A week’s search located them., J5, 1876, Mr. Burr came by the ways had a feeling that the things stoppages. when the Hilliard properties were sought fruitlessly to modify, the terbury and Hartford. hursery business naturally since had been sent home until his wife, Dolsen. Mrs. Jonathan Law, Mrs. Campbell Coiincil Building asso turers-As.soriatlon, declared the the administration program. The takes up the bill Monday, might he dealt with, trees, flowers and ciation has called a summons 'The firm’s 4,500 employes have auctioned in 1941. bill in committee, received-permis The New Haven office haa been *his father was a farmer and in- suffered from pneumonia, had re James Sloan, Mrs. Arthur Stark Industry ’’will be guided by the chamber did. however, agree to kill the measure completely. shrubs, were not his and that what mee.ting of the association for been out since Aug. 23 in a dis At the outbreak of the war the sion to file a dissenting report over extend unemployment benefits to in charge of Henry J. Tierney of ■ tensely interested in the propaga- covered sufficiently to'travel. weather and Mrs. Ralph Persson. public interest in dealing with the During hearings on the legisla he attained through th^m should next .Mqjidn^ oyeninK at theJC .Of pute- over company taHure- to-re*- -United.. Aircraft .Coiqwratlon leas- the week-end. The banking com- a maximum of 26 weeks at Fed that city while Thomas Qulsh or ttioh of trees and shrubs. His par- Thc...^ucyiyors..ij^f. The -. jipacloiis-. Sunday . school. TIAW-^CIO,’.' - but. -he.. added.. "man.i tion as recommended by itta. adr. MancheBtar has. been in;^x;barge .of be used to besf Advhhtagev Tho.'lC Infantry division's ''old guard"— <1, home. Cai'(is were received hlre 'four union members who were -ed- the- propertyand-estabUShed tnltae’S majofliyB ‘ recommendd- eral expense aha Vo paji crave! 4n- |(nts were Nehemiah and ‘ Fanny room was made attractive with agement's obligation to workers Plant J there. Aircraft engine ministration, • both Chairman the New'Britain ofticeli'' who be.st knew of his kindness and 11.’) officers and 870 enlisted men floor lamps, rugs, easy chairs 'and by members yesterday, notifying . . . is to pay the highest possible accused of ejecting a company tions will be submitted by Chair penses for displaced war workers. MtevetiS Burr. While his mother generosity know that he lived that them of the meeting. foreman from the plant. parts were manufactured In the man Wagner (D-NY.) one of eight \ Bill Greatly “ Watered Down” Doughton (D-NC) and Represen Will Affect Only Small PerBonnel 'set out from Yokohama on the further adorned with brilliant fail wages." The discontinuance of the two tdied when Mr. Burr was a young policy. Their Idleness cut off the sup mills. The United Aircraft Corpo authors of the measure. \ Senator Wagner (D., N. Y.) said tative Knutson of Minnesota, Things Are Fresher At The first leg of their journey back to flowers and lighted tapers. Romney said In a Thursday Gene Krupa senior' Republican, said it would offices, Fltzgeraid reported, will itean. his father lived into his nine The funeral service for Mr, Burr the United States. The division, The hearing on the petltio'h of ply of brake and wheel plants to ration still holds a lease on the Approved 18 to T thg bill, passed by voica^^vote in t ie s passing on but a few years Mrs. Gage, ^com lngly attired in night speech at New York, ’’not property but it has been Indicated ‘"’promote Idleness.” Doughton said affect only a small personnel. will be • held Satvirday afternoon the only one in the U. S. Army powder blue, wore a corsage of Nick Pencheff for perml.sslon. to only'la there no desire oh the part seevral other companies, including The committee approved the bill Gene Krupa, that Acs Drum the\Senate yesterday, is greatly f»go. at 2:30 at the Center Congrega operate two more taxicab.s, or a the Ford Motor company which that at its end it would not be re “watered down” from urgent he viewed the problem as not one Fitzgerald said that from now with p;'name instead of a number, yellow' rosebuds, the gift of the so of industry to fight tho unions, but 13 to 7 yesterday. 'Taft immediate on, the area offices will concen I Was Nursery SImk .Salesnran tional church. Rev. Dr. Wat.sdn wa.s formed in New Caledonia in total of five, in Manchester which temporarily released 50,000 work newed. It is understood the lease ly told'Mporters that in l)is opinion mer Man, brings his sensational preaidmtial recommendations. of unemployment but pf redistri ciety, and was assisted by Mrs. there is positive belief that our trate on finding jobs for displaced f Early in his life Mr Burr's par- Woodruff, of Avon, former pa."tor early 1942. Was held on, last Monday has bern ers, 40,000 of them In the Detroit la being assigned to the new it would ” do mors to producs un band and 30 versatile entertain AdmiHiatration troubles were buting workers. Griswold Chappell, Its president, economic program will be ended if owner. moved to Durham, where of Center church and a close 8,1)00 .Starved to Death while Leon Holmes, chairman of continued at the request of Inter area. employment than to cure it.” Wag ers to the stage- of the State The multiplied^in the House, as leading MODEL FRUIT SHOPPE we fail to develop a basis on which The new owner. Max Furman, rthey had purchased a large farm. friend of Mr. Burr will officiate At Pearl Harbor Admiral Nim- the Board of Trustees, took hla ested parties, according- to the collective bargaining can work.” Richard Frankensteen, U A W ner said the measure wap designed ater. HBrtford, today. Saturday members of the Ways and Means •*WHERE CEIWIISE OV4UTY PREVAIIS'* Ut was on that farm that Clifford assisted by Rev. Clifford O. Simp Public Utilitlea.^Comm!asron. The vice president, and Percy Llewel paid $15,000 in 'caah for the prop committee declared the legisla Itz announced that the Navy's place beside Rev. Gage and intro Romney said a recent check erty and agrees to pay the bal to "prevent depressions.” and Sunday. Featured *with Gene «Burr grew to manhood After pub- son. Burial will be in the East Kearlng has been continued iintil lyn, administrator of the Kelsey- It sets forth a policy that "all tion, as proposed by the Presi 997 M AIN STR EET A Pew Steps Below Hale’s TELEPH O N E 2 0784 blockade of Wolcal In the Caro duced a number of the guesta. with auto manufacturers disclosed ance of $15,000 on January 31, Jmc schooling he went to a business cemetery. ^ Oct, 9, at 2:15 p. m., In the State Hayes local, continued their efforts Americans able to work and de- Krupa and his orchestra are Anita dent, would "promote Idleness.” line Islands was so effective that Entertainment Presented - "all of them are sure the unions 1946. Furman is In the woolens -college in Hamilton, Ontario. Then The Bearers / approximately .5,000 of its original Office building in Hartford. to get the men back to work. In O’Day, charming songstress; Bud , The Senate rejected Mr. Tru After greetings had been ex are here to slay and that they manufacturing busineas,. but would siring^ork are entitled to an op he faltered busineto life he be- • The active bearers will be garrison of 6,500 .tapanesc sol accordance with a directive-of the dy Stewart. ’’Sentimental Bari man's proposal thqt Congress pro changed. Grlmvold Chappell served have a potentially permanent con not disclose his plans for the fu portunity for useful, remunerative, tone” ; Tommy Pederson, trombone ‘^^me a salesman for a nursery George Harris, Merrill L. Batch, diers starved to death. The under All members of Company G, structive part to play in our econ UAW Ebcecutive board, instructing regular, and full-time employ vide benefits up to $25 a week.by OPENING at master of ceremonies and pre State Guards requested tO re them to go back pending negotia ture use of the mills. virtuoso; Charles Venturo on the supplementing jobless programs FREE DELIVERY .concern. He traveled about central Charles Yurkshot, Thomas D. fed sundvors surrendered Wed omy." ment.” Without specifically sanc s^nnectlcut on bicycle to make his sented the entertainers and port at the state armory on Tues tion on the discharges. tenor sax; the Jazz Trio, instru administered by the\states. This Faulkner, Paul Htibbard and W. nesday. speakers. The dispute between the Murray tioning any money outlays. It ‘ ^les. His Interest In the business A liberated American prisoner day evening. Sept. 25 in order to corporation and union officials de At Chrysler corporation, union mental specialists, and the Four action left payments at the vari anyw her e - TELEPHONE 2-0784 George Glenney,, The honoraiy With an idea of carrying out would commit the government to G-Noters, top-notch harmony ‘ Induced him to start one of his of war said today he was convinc receive final instructions In con veloped Thursday after the con officials went ahead with plans for ous state rates, which i*ange from bearers will be ThomasVerguson, the Informality of the occasion, policies designed "to assure con swlngstcrs. Extra added attrac Monday, September 24th Your Telephone Order Will Receive the Same Careful Attention As If You Came To nection with the All Service pa cern said in a newspaper adver a strike petition to be filed Sept. Manchester $15 to $28. \ '«wn. , ■ .1 C. Elmore Watkins, FredVA. Ver- ed that Lieut Gen. Masaharu Mom Mrs. David Bennett, the organist, tinuing full employment.’’ tions on the bill are Artie Dann, Our Shoppe In Person! ' In traveling aoout this section rade on Saturday, Sept. 29. Every tisement, "because of the actions 23. Provisions of Bill N ^ planck, Arthur G. H- Poweiv Louis ma ordered the death march on suggested singing to Mrs. Gage, Full Resources Seen Pledged "Clown Prince of Comedy.” the "at the state he came across a farm Marte, Harold Alvord, SamuM O. Battan in payment for Japanese member of the company is ex of irresponsible union leaders our Awaiting CkMuter-Propoonl Date Book The bill as passed by the Senate Let Me Call You Sweetheart,” pected to be present. Wagner said he interpreted the Edwards Sisters, “ Accent on provides for: \ . nroperty that suited hU requlre- Gordon. Earl Seaman and En^est killed in their i’nvaalon of the national economic system may be At General Motors, company language as pledging the full rc- ' ments. It was the Hubbard farm and to Mr. Gage, "For He’s a Jolly Taps,’.* and others. For the Big 1. Payments to the jobless ^or MANCHESTER Bush. . . Philippines. ■ come so hopelessly stalled that we officials and UAW leaders an Tomorrow eources of the Treasury, if that Rhytam Show of. 1945, don’t miss SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK-END! on Oakland street. This he pur- Good Fellow.” This was followed Pvt. William D. Addy, son of may be headed straight for an nounced they hare carried on- cor Boys Soap Box Derby, auspices 26 weeks, with the Federal goverV by "Keep the Horh^ Fires .Burn Mr, and Mrs. David Addy of 31'j was what it took, to provide jobs Gene Krupa and . his Sensational ment taking over after the state'X "ebased in 1898 and he began im other depression.” respondence over the 30 per cent Manchester Rotary Club. Keeney for all. He and other backers of YELLOW RIPE mediately to grow a general line ing,” sung by those on one side Foster street, who has been spend Band and Revue. The screen at duration of payments has expired.^ . No Notification Given wage- demands. The union said it street hlU at 2 p. m. ' the bill emphasize government traction is 'W hite Pongo" with FLOOR COVERING CENTER '-Of trees and shrubs for sale. He MacArthiir Orders of the room, and "There’s a Long, ing the past ten days at his honie, Company officials said its 3,100 was awaiting a written counter Supper Social, Masonic Social For instance, if a state provided bis home in Hartford while Long Trail Awinding” at the spending for public works as a Richard Fraser and Mart's Wrixon. Olutnarv left yesterday for Keesler Field, employes struck Sept. 10 without proposal fropi the General Motors Club, Masonic Temple at 6:30. There are late stage shows Sat $20 a week for 20 weeks, the Fed 468 HARTFORD ROAD ' developed his business. On Se^. same time' by the other side. The . job producer. \ Doihara Arrested; Biloxi, Miss., where he will take a notifying them of the reasons for on the wage issue. Sunday, Sept. 28 urday and Sunday atartlng. at eral government would pay $20 i'lO, 1900 he was married to Mika wngs were reversed by the apecialized mechanics training Spiritualist meeting at Tinker Taft, backed by most Republi for six weeks more. Present state lb. the action. Union officials coun At Fo’rd, delegates from Ford can members of the committee and 9:45 p. m. JOHN C..KRINJAK GEO. F. D O UGH ERTY lipalla Hickox of Durham. groups and everybody was in big.*! course. He was formerly at the tered With an assertion the walk locals throughout the country were halt programs range from 14 to 26 BANANAS by Democratic Senator Hadcllffe Comes To Manchester Code Guides Press good humor. The women then Keesler Field Air base, and more out was caused by management in summoned to a Sept. 29 meeting' Tuesday, Sept. 25 weeks. Proprietors .sang "My Bonnie Lies Over Ihe of Maryland, sought to soft pedal Following his marriage he and Deaths recently was stationed at Mlnter sistence on departmental reorgani here to take action on a strike ' Meeting to discuss proposed- the spending angle. He says it is DoMn’t Accept Invitation 2. Unemployment compensation Ocean” and the men, ” I Want a Field, ■ California, and has been In zations In violation o f the union vote at Ford plants. Veterans’ Service Centfer here. SWEET FREESTONE BARTLETT JCICV •--Mrs. -Burr continued to live in tOohtlnn«l„.gttMn...E»gft.-OlU!i)- Girl Just Like the Girl That Mar the same Old "compensatory •Hartford. It was in 1914 that Mr. Mrs. Bouffard the service for nearly - eight contract. , ...... A t Hudson Motor company, 6,- High, School hall at 8. spending" theory that Henry Wal- Chicago—(JP)—Pvt. Ira W. Ro Liuoleums, Flooring Tile ried Dear Old Dad.” months. Pvt. Addy was 19 on R. J. Thomas, president of the 500 were idle and production lines Saturday, Sept. 29 per, transferred to the Marine bar PLUMS PEAkS ORANGES ' and Mrs. Burr and their two chll- be printed which might directly or Mrs. Wallace F. Bouffard, of Chqlrma.n Chappell then "p*'*' 1 ice and Lord Keynes, the British '>dren came to live in Manchester. indirectly disturb public tranquil Pleasant street,^Hockvllle, died at Tuesday, and the event was fitting- UAW-CIO today advised the strik halted in a dispute over demotion All Service Parade here by State economist, have been pushing for racks at Quantico, Va., couldn't seHteil Dr. Ferris E. Reynolds of Guard. find a place tor he and his wife to Counterw ork'^ ' JtAter be purchased the former ity.” the Hartford Hokpital last night. ly celebrated. ers to return to their jobs pending of a foreman. years. 2 pounds 29c 5 for 25c 5 pounds 49c the neighboring Second Congrega live, so he wrote his congressman STEAMED V ;^ d g e Campbell house on Main Rather than restrict the press, She was bom in Rockville, June tional fchurch,. who told several No Obligation for Congress _ which already Is American-censor 5, 1900, the daugnW of Charles lit WaahmgtBfi. complatntngr Ro- !,atreet from Henry L. Vlbberts.and amusing stories, and spoke of the ■MONTGOMERY WARD. The measure actually would not U was in this home Mr, Burr.pass- ed, the code emphasized truth in and Mary (Walz) Keeney. She obligate this or any fucceeding per said he was surprised to hear Introducing the New Armstrong SUNKIST LFMUNS ...... 6 for 25c FRESH CU CU M B ER S...... 2 for 15c close cooperation between the two from the Chicago congressman. ' Cd away yesterday. news and the elimlnatiop of propa leaves besides her hu^b'and, Her Congress to do anything. It sim CLAMS SWEET CANTALOUPES ... .2 for 3.5c FRESH CARROTS...... 2 bchs. 23c ganda, . mother, Mrs. Mary KeCmey. Mrs North Main street churches. He ply seta out a policy and provides Rep. T. S. Gordon, and doubly sur-1 >' Mrs. Burr survives her husband. said he Was glad the North Meth prised when Gordon invited the | Quaker Eeonoiiiv Wall Covering ' iliere are two children, Charles MacArthur previously had laid Bouffard was a member of the ways to put that policy Into ef NEW ONIONS ...... r 3 lbs. 27c FRESH RADISHES...... 2 bchs. \^c down a set .of regulations for Japa Union Congregational chuiiTh. odists had a settteq minister, that Ropers to live with him at his | FRIDAY NIGHT - -./ X ■ ■ ' ■ ■...... ICEBERG LETIUCE .... 2 heads 23c FRESH S p i n a c h ...... 3 ibs. 29c I^Btevens Burr, who manages the there was plenty fdr both of tho fect. Washington home until they found i Burr Nurseries, and who lives at nese editors. For infractions, he The funeral will be held Sunday President Truman recommend Expert V^orkmanship Guaranteed. afternoon at 2:30 at the Hurke churches to do in the^communlty. ed enactment of full employment a place. But they didn't accept the • 102 Adelaide road with his wife suspended the Dome! agency aiid NA’n V E — NEW HEARTS OF NATIVE SWEET Funeral Home, Rockville. \^th The women members \ of the legislation In his. message a fort invitation. They found quarters in I rand three children, and Mrs. two. newspapers briefly. Alexandria, Va. Renn's Tayern iV Marion Elll2abeth Burr Sober, of Prepare To E.xpand fKeupation burial in Grove Hill Cemetety. choir sang, ”In a Monastery Gar night ago. Rev. George S. Brookes of Union den” and Mr. Chappell expressed As approved in committee, the K. Cotton/ M. Wasrrier POTATOES CELERY PEPPERS fNorthville, Michigan. Me also Meanwhile American Marines a GET YOUR MATTRESS The flrat capital city of Guate f leaves one sister, Mrs. Arthur G. prepared , to expand the smoothly cburch will officiate. his retcret that he was unable to bill provldfs that the. President For free estimates our representative shall send 'Congress a "national mala was established by Pedro de 76 COOPER STREET i H. Power, of Bloomfield, N. J. running occupation of Japan to the Alvar^do'in 1524. 49c peck 29c bunch 4 pounds 2Sc i Civic Activities big Naval base of Sasebo on Kyu production and employment budg / will gtHtlly call ' Mr. Burr never aspired to public shu. The Fifth Amphibious force e • 0 et” at the start of each session. office but he did serve the town is scheduled to take over the base AT SENSATIONAL SAVINGS In effect, that would call for a <*a number of years as police com- tomorrow. guess at the number of jobs avail S n o w w h i t e lijlnissioner and for a few years was . The only trace of violence'in the able and the number of people Dial 5688 or 6759 .^^airman'of that board. He was a occupation thus far was an acci wainUng work. i ^ s t president of the local Cham- dental ammunition explosion that A r e CORDS- BETTER Most Species her of Commerce, a trustee of the killed one American soldier and * “ '• i^)Hanche.ster Memorial hospital, a injured 60 others near Tokyo. CAULIFLOWER 2 25 <= ^rector of the Y. M. C. A., a mem Army authorities said an Ameri QUALITY There are more insect species ber of the Klwanis club, and a can soldier touched off the blast FARM NEEDS than there' are specieo of aV other living things added together, in € .past president of the New England by accident and that no Japanese FOR LESS AT WARDS ..Nurserymen’s Association. Fra sabotage was suapeeted.v cluding both animal and vegetable ternally he wa.s a member of Man The roundup of waYM^mlnals kingdoms. chester Lodge' of Masons and continued smoothly, with U. S, FARM STORE MANCHESTER COLUMBIA - DECCA - VICTOR — CAPITOL Pinehurst Vegetables AUTO BODY POTTERTON'S PAPER COLLECTION 50. Oak Street At The Center 539-541 Main Street IN THE .Closed Saturday Al 5:8U P M. The headliner in our Tegetable section tomorrow will HIAVY DUTY AM Telephone 3979 open Tbaraday UattI 9 P. M. b* some freshly picked NEW CROP YELLOW CORN. Auto Body and The farmer will bring us all he can pick and it will be C^OLID INGINI Fender Repairing offered for .sale while it la.sts. Auto Painting Simonizing 2 lbs. 2;Jc W ORTHEAST SECTION Red Cabbage SWEET POTATOES 2V4-KP. 7 4 - 5 0 Des Moines or y^Good Quality Native Acorn Squash POTATOES A sal* that eompeb ottuntfoni Sovingt you'll E gg Plant Peck (l.'S lbs.) .Wc . This engine will fit many jobs. . « wolcome onthusiatticallyl Only because we CAPITOL MOTORS PAYS Spinach POTATOES ...... 10 lbs. 12c just dial the power you wariti b)« Peppers Fancy White must get our stock ki balance do we offer stant ttariingl Soves you fuelt ^'Sky High Prices C elery CAULIFLOWER, 25c Each such startling reductions. You get ejtfro sov- Tomatoes (With a Few Extra Large Air oooledl Can’t freeze in cold Tiirnip^ .\t 29c). weather! Smooth running t »f ingsl You get Words quaHty at prices even For Used Cars'' No individiuil or dealer can pay TO, MAKE ROOM FOR NEW Timken Roller Beoringd L V*. * . - ... . ^ lower than our qlreody low regular prices. more. We bay all makes, mod els and types of cara aad trnelu F Pinehurst Meats N O W come to Words for the most comfort regardless of year or condlUoD. APPLIANCES Our meat department is just bursting at the .seams able mattress you'll find at these, low price 4-Door i 1 . . . we have so much more meat than usual to offer. Come WARDS srm / Sedans^ 1989 1 1040 1 194t in for poultry.' most everything in beef . ..Sm oked POULTRY HOUif Plymouth 98201 8605 1 8900 /(X)MING SOON Tongues'. . . Frying Chickens . . , Fowl and Broilers. Ford '"""$5701 8710 ! 8900 Chevrolet iftsol" I f i s T 8986 All furnkure items on our floors must be sold Freshly Chopped 19.95 WARP MATTRE 2 5 0 . 0 0 Psi^mrd $820181098 1 81286 quickly! Can you use any of these wonderful GROUND BEEF (2 points) ...... pound 29c valiiea? ' Ineulsted. 12 * 12. A superior mattress designed for Cadlllae 811401814481 8$fS0 This is good weather for your last “ hot dog roast.” genuine corafortl Pelted cottoe Chrysler 8825 ! i n i s 1 81495 Pre-fobricoted r Weather-tight We have plenty of freshly made Frankfurts from First filled with vertical •stitched' pre Buick.. 88551 81180181820 5-Piece Regular $39.00 Oldsmlrtle 8280 181010 181880 Pri/e, Forst Packing Co., Swift, .\rn(our, and GrSte. and rodent-propf I Cosily put up built borders to hold shape. Neat Mrale Kitchen Sets ^ DOUBLE by one imsn. Four sizes . . . 12x “ Dodge 88851 82251 8I0SO w i l t : Separate Turkey Gizzards and Turkey Livers 16SALEI corded edges. Table and 4 Chairs STUDIO COUCHES Stnd’belc’r 8290! 8998181285 12 to 13x35. Add secKont osflocfc Regular $49.50 Sale Price Nash 82801l f ^ | 8l i $0 PUT THESE ON YOUR SATURDAY LIST expands. Scientific automatic ven- Pontiac 86801 8920181115 Now $29.95 $39.95 AND GET THEM AT PINEHURST .'.kiLliA tilationi Cel-O-Glasa windowsi Pepperidge Farm Bread Douvalettea other VearB, Makes and Models Strictly Fresh Eggs Paper Towels SAMPLE HOUSE ON DISPLAY I Bought AoconUngly Spring-Filled Maple Bedrooms Arnold’s Bread .. . - Paper Napkins CALL. WRITE OR PHONE Maple Arm Strate>Uft^ Words Our Buyer WUl CaU At Voor CRICKET CHAIRS Arnold’s- Rolls • Paper Plates 5.98 Pair PILLOWS Home SOFA BEDS Pump Stock - Regular $7.95 Robinson’s and Helen Harrison's French Dressing Ponco Regular $79.50 Jock 5 0 ^ curled duck feathers and Hills* and Arnold’s Coffee S9-bi. Bod Now $59.95 Now $4.98 50% curled chicken feathers. FrostM Peas, Ford Hook Limas, Asparagus, 69c 10.98 Peaches, (xreeq Beans. Applesauce and Apricots. W e Bole Size21-27. No pump rod wear:..effici«nt U 4IM I Solid Maple Solid Maple have more Frosted Peas than usual and expect to have Heavily gatvaalaed against ifraight Nft d.flgn,' Cut gears 3-Plece enough to go through most of the day. weather! Top, betten wiree LOUNGE CHAIRS run in o6 bath. are 11 ga. Staya epaoed 6-In. Living Room Suites Wo iPUl Buy Voor Car Over tha Spring Cushions Mr. Urbink just brought in a. shipment of Boned . 20 rod rdO. . Phono^Call Hartford 1-8144 Sofa, Morris Chair, I *“ Chicken Broth and Chicken Fat In glass Jars. Top-QuaNty Pair Regular $29.95 Platform Rocker. OuaHty _ - -Regnlar 8189A0 U fw jB tarwi/t p^cklBg plahf. , A Soft Bow Tops llils Classic Beauty In 8 «R ^ SPECIAL OFFER Now $139.50 Twine Now $19.95 “ Larkspun” — An Aralac and Rayon Come to Pinehurst Saturday and do all your shop Blecke Sell your oar to ns now and Fabric. Sisea 12-20. p in g Pkase park on the Turnpike Side, if it is crowded well pay you top M h cash ^ ^ ■ 6 . 8 5 price Immediate^. When new COME IN— AND LOOK AROUND! Jb front. We will bring your bundles to your car for you, 21.95 cars are in full production, $8.9a •nd you will get inrompt service. need car prioes are sore. to You’n soy It's the host Iwtne everl Salt bricks help to maintain WVkRewCatcriosDaparfmwIfarRMMiiclkiNoni^Neda your budget aim . our MonMyPaym^Plof# dk>p sharply* ^ ADDITION, TMtsd to Ugh breoUng ttraM heoMv old dlgoslion, build bon# if you sell now, yon can nse Rxelnsivc With Loltic. .wojundl Imect rapUIsfif structure, provide mineral soOdsI yonr oar for the next IS daire Monday9 September 24 ndfiLLTJit G]vcen/.9nc. without charge. TWEED'S ' 302 MAIN STREET ^ 202 hlAIN •TRSXT « MONTGOMERY WARD CAPITOL MOTORS • ‘ CST OF-‘CE ■ ONE BLOCK FROM ilAUARMOR, 824-824 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER .3 6 8 Main St. Hartford 0|M a BWNlags T il 8 P. N...... ■ 1 1 " ...... ■ ...... :------^ ^ ^ ~ . ------'----- —« Srill Favored Pro Here Sunday Groups l 2 Effectivt S«fita«ber 13,1945 ^— :------—;------4 Detroit May Sack Into Junior League Flag COMMUNITY CEILING PRICES segn • Hath To Even Series ISSUED lY UNITED STATES OF AMERICA — OFFICE OF PRICE ADMINISTRATION TO CUSTOMERS: ALL'PRICCS FRISH. CORED, 'CDfTB Pi3f POUHD RnAIL CEILIKG PRICES FROZEN Cemmetk^DMrktOtfictm Higloitl,VitJtfKtrii»JGiHnl(M*rNo.51 ~ ~ Uih pmttr R o m oof ceotoin all National League Batting Stars •-i Cor'nell Choice Ovbr Cards Trip Chicago item! nndtr Prict Control. TImm SBAOa C E illfllfi P tiC IS FOR GROUPS 1 ana 2 STORES ' ' (OMHUNin NKMG ORDB It. I, EFFKIIVI S£P1!H(a 17,194S prkM ore tnbjat to chon^ by BEEF AA A B O VEAL AA A B C O * lecond Game in Twi I'a* W|MMf. 1 “ I th« OPA. Consult tbo P'rko n X A K S 8TSAK8 AND CHOPS Syracuse on Saturday m i I f E’ork-rStouM..^..^ Lein Chopt...... 48 48 38 34 30 light League Playoff 2 to 0; Trail by Two FOR THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT . Ponol of yonr Local loord for ______w « 37 33 Rib Chopa..,,...... 42 41 38 .18 28' hA i Wcw |h» awlltr C lu b ...... ShoukW Chopa—Arm or ---- ' . 32 30 83 81. fn rth or mformatioa and to B ib — 10-in ch o u L . 38 38 31 37 23 Bound Staok—Cutlata—...... 90 46 S M 33 Series at Oval SatUrfay 7 m c h 3ft 38 34 88 88 Sirloin Ltaok ior ------40 38 34 30 81 Pin Indiana • Michigan Top nUs pettor npbni all ptttiovt Of A Community CtHing fika fostan for Dry Gretoriat. Mcurt o copy of tbit poster. 4« 44 3ft 31 17 Brecheen Hurls St. Louis RO.kSTS The Grill dasplte toiing the flnt Pennant Race At a Glance Strl^ —BcmiaM ...... ^ 8T 84 ^ 44 38 34 Game of Day; Duke Local Sport ,R ound - B o r . t m. Ini) c u t...... m...... 49 a 37 31 87 Bump and Strkkn -Bonr'm i...... 82 49 44 38 M fame In the Twilight League play- “T o ’ Win; Washington Bc v m Io m . topeond boftom...... Bona m...... S. 1 « . 44 » . 33 88 . ta g —WboW, rump oil, ahonkor rutnphoU 37 34 31 87 28 By The Associated Presft lirtfBr^ mmirntm s 'm SS|Ay 1 I T i p ...... r ...... — 3ft Mrtea to the P A ’s laot Satur* Already Eyes Bowl SafS»“ PiM-cubad. baiaWaa, top ond 4$ 48 38 .14 30 And Tigers Both Lose American Leagne • VIGrrAILIS—CANNED* bcpftom.. ------8 l 31 43 41 38 38 8ft lay, will be a heavy favorite to Chatter JUICtS—PRUrr AND VNCTARU— . OILS— COOKINA A N D S A U D Blada or Am ....—— » Teams W. L. G.B. T.P. mfsjovRNmk ^ la c k B lo d * o r A rm 7 - Bon* 38 10 3ft 88 . *1 - 33 27 83 81 Berth; Other Contests In American I^eague CMC MfNB ' CANNID • . ^ .^ ■ .4aai4 ...... *-.•■• . . IM I 104 I ftCANS-WAX-CVr ii,. . 40 40 40 40 '■.88 RcMuid...... 80 48 41 38 22 sven the ecore Saturday . after- Detroit ...... 86 63 — 6 .... 1 aM i Shouldar— Bona in, aqifara cut... M«»tmn jua . 2 1 0 Ne t J f ' « o * r r » * ...... 30 30 27 88 20 loon when the two te&ma meet In Tommy Faulkner related yester * Caprtana ...... 1 I P2 I . . . . ■• 2 .10 Beneiaaa. aguora cuL..a—... 38- 37 34 31 8$ Washington . 85 65 1 4 ’’I « 5 ihsaOtra...... 9 » 2*14 14 CanuaiM—Cana»«aa4 ...... I f i 55- . . . . Me 2 21 21 R ib S ta n d in g — lO^lnch ------t- - 38 33 31 87 83t New York, Sept. 21.—(A*)— day that the golf match at the T il .11 0lM4t*a ...... 4 4 h .14 14 Ca*laa>na—4Mt«swa4 ...... I fM . 1 05 1 I 7-inch cut...... 38 89 Lag or Round- Bcn*laea..,„^.... the oecond game of their keriea at By Jack Hand .11 .10 OfiMOap?m-l™. - C iiM T tm a i Q M : g 0 . . . . Na 2 22 22 3ft 34 National League DwaM DtKk ...... Na 2 14 4 ' Cm I f i ' .2 3 7 i .. N* 2 Ih IB R ib -10 Inch cut. bonaWaa ond roUad...... 38 38 Strknn Strip—Bonabaa___ .....___ Making the season’s first football local Country Club Sunday after Of»r> owtrTTaai i4 « . n m FlaHM CaM ...... Na 2 14 14 Cama»a-Crpaa La4al . 7 Vl i i - ww w It 1:30 at the Weot Side Oval. ' (Associated Press Sports Writer) ; t BaFTi Clatu O r K 14 m 25 » . . . . N* 2 Ift IB Short L o in — Botuplaat a n d PolUd, tamdar- \ Tandarlotn.-i,...... Chicago ...... 91 55 - 8 » a r m U t U H ...... 4 4a i Ms 54 Itatian Caa* ...... 106 1 .21 'Ragutor Rib Roll—Bonalaas....^...... «. selections while loaded down with noon that will find the state’s best m .04 6#ii4Ale— Uawaetelei . . . , . w 4 p . . . Ne 2 13 1) jjSt i l>lT af (h* VMip? ...... Me 2 21 -'*C- 49 48 >< Lefty Perzan who suffered his.j Detroit may back into the |l«fa*d ' ...... C iasM lpf 34 RfauhiaM— 3 SwM ...... Na 2 20 2ft tound Tt ~ loin m.. SK^tdar Clod—BonataM...*.:...... 21 St. Louis ___ 89 57 2 8 m m GNtaaia Unw aptpaii ...... a— . . • 4 4 m 30 30 , CN ti I f f ^40. a crystal ^ 1 to one hand and a pros to action Including Tommy 14 14 Mpnt .s.e t N* 2 .Ih IS • 44 ? JS 33 8ft VaoJ RoU-Bonad, rpllad. and bad...... z f z i z . t HI first setback of the season last K PMiatp--Uam aaitnai Da 2 MMatt ...... dan 1 tM 2 IT 1 Menanh—(nrp SmaP ...... N* 2 23 2ft Pienalaai....-...—...... w .— *....- 1$, American League pennant by Remaining Games Km4ai»—UwaatanaO...... 4 4 m 3T IT Maieia ...... ItM 209 j }«’ veek may again draw the ataH- golden ht Sarazen will be SMlaaH ...... 44 m . ^ St .14 14 PsMp Can* ...... e.*! . . . . . Na 2 13 1* f B o iw tn ...... 30 38 84 81 17 American League tA e n y—Mauwal .*!* > trpnv pr »Cat laaaaaO I r 31 P*yai ScaM*i . . . . Ne 2 21 K. Cnuck or SioukbT—Bonalaaa.._i._^.^.. 41 38 38 38 • 8 ft- STCin AND OTHER CUTR Indiana-Mlcbigan: Indiana’s Big matching Washington I o m for loss S«a"<' .30 34 FM>UnPa«>Un ...... >«'...... laal 1 Ift ^ng assignment for the Grill al- well worth the time to attend. t-pft..PtifSUa’a . }4 m . 22 S l i S r i « ...... ^ v - — »*l*...*Maa^ .IT IT <101 5 S PfMc*— ftM i.a4M ...... N* 2 18 Chuck Biada or Am i— Bona-In...... ^..... H fesof — fes - Detroit—Against Cleveland ns Pakpaefs— Ptaaui ...... I M j 30 88 38 81 K-Part.Part-CiNMfWtai -6iNM>*Fia< ------U m . J t M S m SS 5 S Pt*»c*— R*« L MI . . . . ’ N* 2 23 a Ten title drive to hit a snag to the -pTRAmtO 20 .30 PayalCaak ...... I M Enoitch Cut...... a — ... . Nack—Bona in...... — ... 23 ss hough smiling Mickey Delucca but the .St. Louis. Qardlnala arc J . Na 2 14 14. S»>wf.n* . . . . y . . . . . N* 2 21 2ft . — . I* IS ...... Tommy. Annour...... 2, St.'toxils 4. Total 6. tMOf-M-M . CIM f/lJICAtt F l^ lo u l> C a R ...... A4I.. •* ‘Sontrl* — • *\ I • i'T^S ^ - i t - -Ift- rDTEWfl AND OTHSII CUTB- - ShoTTk - fferrtnr.’hiM'aW nay be the flipper at game time, HObslers" first " game. ' Mlchlgah taking care that Chicago will have .. C l^ d r:-rr. PAir— Ti-^3ft- Papal Caai y ...... i a f - SutPffinp ...... Ih lliere will ' be n o " admission Washington—Against New >a J O 2ft Mapai 4ta»Nl Uninm inpR’ ...... -Na 2 10 .11 Ift * Short B.ba,..-...... 23 22 80 80 18 Brao cl—Bonalaaa...... 904 Pn*Ntt . T« RpyM SlAjHi- 2 20 1 Hack—BoMlaaa....^ ...... M 32 8 » 26 22 ond iora..... 4.' ...... Ci#« PtHiOMf ftaU nniM ••h. i u » a . ..IT * IT SajfHsM . . ..n e e n e ...* ... Na 2 .15 15 ...... I PI J 3 cooN-ji ypfpuHti m i imtntmt. 0 « u thrff »<-l^ta ...... 14m 25 25 > DM M«tta . . 44 An BtwPt ...... Bay 40 40 Hahaap ...... ‘ ilshonk- Bona In, hind ond to*#,.,...... 20 30 80 30 18 Tbe matches will get underway t i j Ppwu. tm m P im m tr Si m major golf title in this country a year’s absence and he Is likely Fla*#' F * CrvU ...... O m .15 15 14 l i AR tranPt ...... C ia n .O u 71 71 Menpf. Ora#...... I Bonalaaa, h in d o n d ta** ,, r-r- 28 . 3S 28 28 24 AA A C s M R sponsible for knocking In the tying shortly afternoon and with no against the Cubs. 2. Cincinnati 5, Pltt-sbi^h 1. FlM am i MpTImi I M . . . m ...... IPIM. IT IT 45 45 AH 1 33 I 33 I C A ...... MUTTON CCRtALS—IM AKM Sr ...... i M I I 13 ...... at ▲ A a GRAoa that a pro Is eligible to compete to embarrass the improved Pan Relegated to tbe scrap heap uf CaaO LMk->Pia O v M ...... IB '10 A1 OcanPi ...... Clau p<. 1 30 1 30 Kpswy PaMi s and winning runs last week. Lefty sporting attraction at the South Total 8. . 2 I 4 » l JO Jft Kaanip t in 1 ^ , . . . , ...... ■ieifphaniZZ7Z.77Z7Z f ... . 3 ... y M tm Kimw ...... 10«. .14 .14 ' Fi*.M>a IncM 42 42 A t OftnPi ...... M 2 55 2 55 Is a good hitter and bae collected for.- His'appearance is expected thers—Illinois. also rana after Hank Borowy turn AN > s i MAIm ...... 14 tt. 22 a 10 10 AH Oraim .. .A ...... Clan t i 2 U 244 PfiMelP— CalOW ...... 17 I t Suat...... — snjuQi AND cn on End, a large crowd of newcomers •ran PM4«I~PM -aum. • « .11 11 45 45 All e r« m ...... ar Clan ^ fat 4 2 0 420 LNar ...... 18 I f (ORC3UlfD BCir-HamhM B r ' n ' i -z: Iz At least one extra base bit In'each to lure a capacity crowd to the Southern Califomia-UCLA; Re ed them back to 10 mnings Wed 9rm PlAin Pw> «. IT .IP 10 10 MauM*t« ...... 17 I t ia expected to attend the golfing 9RUm—CANNID A t ftritPl ...... Tm ar Ctatv pal • 17 A 17 10 IN I DRIED BdT. IUCn>t v.*"VN>'79N' H 84 80 • 88 48 36 31 3* O lM iW U .14 14 41 43 Bulk. Umaockogad...... - TO pf the three games that he hasclub. ports from the west say that the nesday, the Red Birds again are Cam P liiM KlW iai 4 « . 04 04 rOUTT COCRTAIL ' 15 15 PaiaM ...... 14 15 48 44 40 84 11 classic of the year to Manchester. P/pftv*r—CeWt* . ... h ft)., Cal'cthona- 1ft - Ir* l.O f S i f l o t n ...... •. 1$ Cere P l5 * - K f B i| | ...... r^». 11 M. .10 to Oatatfl H it . . . .. »• 214 I C A 10 10 SHORTENING 17 IF played In with the defending Trojans are of pre-war quality only two games behind Chicago on Mickey .Haefncr and two suc^ 14 .14 I C A 42 42 Povai ScaMft— CatPaa ar Wh«. Oal M a M p ...... C la ii.lM 303 ...... Clan 1 » and almost the equal of some of Can F iM i P m TMMtn ...... 4w. 04 04 Dal Mama ...... d a tv Na 2>ri 42 41 Kpntf Patt ., 10 10 Cn«a ...... SAW IT-' I T , phampions. with eight to go. Two more with cessors. / . Cam P t* n — PfU TasiUn . . . . H a t to Na 2>i i.>44p 20 20 Crrwa ...... Clan. 3 N t S S' P>mt—P«P la a tl CMPaa IT 1 ? ; At the North End'Sunday the 10 Pmai.pr ...... 1(4 Shfctfiti* . . . the late 'Howard Jones’ master tbe leaders are slated next Tues CemFtMs—Peh Taaniai ...... liar . .. o P .. ftiaat.Na 2>r« im p 44 44 ' VARIETY MEATS Should, the PA’s win, the series Alllp'lteynold* tossed the In Cam Fuapt—P rtflh tr...... 4 « Na 2>>t PtpA.tr 10 10 pTiantt ...... •...... 3 itt • Stakrfr . ..V -.... Lag—Whqla. ball, or »hort third and flijal game for the Soft- PtP A Whrtf ...... sm SoneiW .. . . . in k IT I f . ill be over and the team will pieces. A Friday night affair— day and Wednesday after the Cmam af WRwai - M a t. Na 214 41 41 BctI I {Uwb [MuHmiI d u t...... Fish—Game dians' to a 6-1 edge over the des- FdwAa - Waclaf I ..r .. . 14 m . Na 2 » 20 Sturf'*P ...... CwtM. IN W«>>» Paw—C o ip w ...... 18 1 9 1 44? 48 38 34 28 23 31 ball League championship will be Na hf» ^ &rle«n Roaat—fion* in...... Caih the first leg on the Dwyer Southern California. Cards entertain Cincinnati twice FaNaa PWAnni .o»oa».. 14 M. KtM> Pa^ l a t M ...... 4 4 m 4717 47 ShvMma ...... 3 N i wtrff P*W—.WMa . 14 efate Tigers just when It looked •—.•a— .. Na 2>^ SAaM^w ...... Canan. 3 Psi RroiAa...... a.— -««-»«« 17 . S3 , a a 81 48 44 40 34 81 Ift played between Warren and Jarvis Par.is—ONler - nr ■ — KraMaN ______,. . Na 2V* 20 20 R ib ...... Ifenibyial trt^hy, donated by Kentucky • Mississippi: Bemie while Chicago Is at home to Pitts FariAd OMipt . iarta i« 4 f data. Na 2^4 _ A W ...... '-.TTlVe^V 47 JF'F ...... Clan 1 N. com -wMic nihsi.- Chmarlingp — ...... Yoka. Rottla, Tnanglar— ' df ■to 1 veek from and Stolle. and Gamble, the game .8 If Detroit, was going to squeese Faat a# WAwt— Heearth ______| 4 m . SUAalp ...... 20 20 Sa»p ...... d a n . 3 N i. H a o r lt ...... a I a j a si Shively to make a successful de burgh for a three-game set'. / ManarcN ...... 7 3 . — . - . . Na 2Vt •(wt laa*f ...... Bona tn ..„ ...... 30 8ft 88 28 18 !4 If Joriarty Brothers. A Grill* Notes win through with a 1-0 verdict for AI F * « d Wwat— llM M C N ...... n « . •Mat ScAftrt ^ ;T7. Na2V4 SiakMr . ...*...... 4 ... Haod. Pork.______B on alaw ...... 48 43 is scheduled to get underway at fmt* rr ...... Rai. TtaaWf VaiNr ...... DstM 0w*» ...... 48 38 21 18 17 111 sendN^e series Into a third but Into the Southern Conference. Bt. Louis’ three night game^^t S S PNfCP-—fttat Labal ...... Na P » OM MeniP ...... K . I Kid n a ya______21 P a ' 31 U C h u c k ok S h o u ld a r— Bocm Benton. The Tribe flattened the ex- C ripMm — N m ...... 12 m . S S Ptatta^ftao I a4al . . . . w . Na 2t>t ‘TAamn VMItf SOURS—CANNED 2:30. GfUM M F—F U M i P a M ...... Tai. OM WaniP . piau. Na Laol Lord, Raw...... ^ . > f . . c tn — J’- 1 i Dd decidihg contest possibly one It’s another Friday night game— Sportsman’s Park produced^Jjiree SAW Na 2W Ca<«a4Ml—Ttmaia ‘ ...... 10 10 Ftainvait . ... Mc pack. 1 Uvera—Unblemiahad.... 40 a a b...; sailor and Continued on Dizzy GpRaa>bU Fi m m —part . . . .. 12m S ia k tip ...... • .a...... NA2»rf .4^41 Sguorp cut...... 38 3ft - 38 " 36 ' 18 18 Ift TOMATO iUlCC CamatMM — VttPiaait .15 14 Catd*^ Paith . .4 lac. pack. 1 B lam lahad...... a 7ft a 5 . . J >m mis coming Saturday. Kentucky. keen pitching duels. Brech^m's de SanesM ...... Na 2> I M 30 00 0 0 H foit—C'tatn af Tawaia - 13 13 Cc-tdaw-Cama . Me pack. 1 C rcaa c u t...... 31 31 30 28 ' 18 14 12 iGrid Opener Trout and George Caster for six CanfAtn . O a rw a ig h t TAamai iHtf ...... Na 2V| .-<*40 30 Mp.«i-Vftaiaait..VptPiAf'a| Vat IV 15 HM>daf Icn n ...... 84 80 88 . 48 38 31 30 Comell-Syracuse: Eld McKeever, Jerry Fay established a record cision over Ray (P op )y^rlm was %Ws>U PtM , ...... fttM420M ^ 3i JT CamtPtfl • . . . . t..f 11 II 8wea*reods-Nfck.______a ^ 4ft 4ft runs in the eighth inning. Shortly ■ r . f . . . — Mi.rff-Tamaia - , • 10>»a 00 00 Kmty Pam ...... MR. pack. 12 m . 14 S J BonalaM LambShould«r Roll RfaMIli Kmali , h . . , i . . O m • n ^ .^ 1. . Na 2Va .41 4ft K a o rt...... me new Cornell coach, says he wants for putouts for a first baseman in most important to B«ly South- iiM...... M i ...... - . ^ n a . . nm. Farta - ...... -MjrfP— V»aMa4l« 1 0 i|« 12 12 Efa»«(» K r t t ...... tM .pM k.1 2 M . 15 Tommy Holmes, right, of the Braves and Phil Cavaretto of the before a terrific do.wnpour halted fap^RaOr Fam \ Patk -r —- i - t ------5 S P'pttp— PtP LaaM— famaw lOi^at ON 00 KruPatf ...... aae. pack, 12 M. 14 P o m u n d tf 6 ON r one-game in the Eastern League •CACMCS>VUlftW CltNft S 5 Pt«rc»-A««ll*Pl— VppMatN 10t>« STEWS AND OTHER CUTS t owln first game and wpuld like league leading Chicago'Cubs are stnging^a heck and neck race for worth’s tattered crew which would PmijaN*^ FrM ...... 12 12 V I? af ih* vafwf ...... m e . pack. 12 m . .14 P o m 6.tb 12 oc.. S4-S-I Next Friday play for 42 minutes. . wn-ip.lkew— Tewaia . lO itw 10 10 tm Iraa PiaMa. Ooi Mama . .... ftUH Na f lA ys 3B Fr-M ...... lily M It* vaPff ...... Na 2 10 P otrp u v a r 12 ea. Bregrt ond Flonk.,'.. to win first game and would like twenty, years ago when he handled have been virtually eliminated, •a tm Iraa Fiakaa— RtOait . . . . V 10 « ON Maata ...... Clan, Nt 303 24 24 . w fiip Pei*— v^ u ia ip ...... lO^aa, .12 .12 Mwarch ...... Na 2 10 the National League batting championship with'the Cubs’ first base Raitdi fttan F|m «»— Paa ...... x lO a i I' C A ...... a . — ...... la at. Shonk—Bona ...... With Washington running out of Ct.iaal»-^5l i 7h 2h R'di4d'a..« ...... ; ...... 14M •Mtp C'MfcPf . . . .■...... 11 U Prftn-pf .. Na 2 .10 games to play'—they have only lit4f-.-HaTm ...... Na 2Vi 11 33 KrjMMa ...... ■*pai ScariM— 61IPM . Na. 2 .10 Tonguaa—Fraah,.,.:;.....’. . . . . a x j BotMlaaa...... are he will be at least half-way ball game. Jerry had 31 putouts won ftoR R n ifiii R lM a f ■ ...... Rat- ■ Canimmial ...... 11 11 38 38 38 21 81 21 half the season before going into a nose dive tn the west. PsM Sa»r»iai ftM4ir ...... R a t - • li»4p>-Ms(a«...... Ha l i t 14 33 l>44| ...... UaiaH— Chxbpn NaeM* ...... 11 11 Papal Scari*t—W M* Na. 2 4 0 Curad,...... M-.... Ground Letnb and Pothaa*. iManchester Plays Hb^t and four assists. Quite a record. four more counting today’s finale NaPHOatt-Heft...... U m l*44p~-MalM« .. . o . ..M Clan. Na 2C^ Si 3ft RAairhtati...... S«U" lakpr—Chtcbm NaaPN ...... 10 10 ' $ 5 pt*r(t—RtP laB M N w iiil t Hack Bonaa, 8 successful—Cornell. Despite^reebeeh’s fancy south- ftfiat ftat»»N.O . 32m l>44f— SRca« .Clan, Na 2W IT 3h IPanirch ...... M c p a c A U w .11 Texas Christlan-Kansas: The pawtog,/it took a sensational dou with the Yanks—tbe odds favM M N 4 fta ih » t 6 4 ...... 2D m n .13 Na 2'4 » M Paraf $arca>-0IM laMl HaNai Na n t 14 14 SAW...... 14 14 SUGAR SiekMp—CeMm ...... Na 2' .10 The 1045 bowling season that is |4re40W W4aM—R aPeii f . t ...... Rt« s k ’ S4arf.na-.S4aa4 Na 7K^ .M .33 ShaMina ...... 13 .13 A t —ftfam 00 Oi Thamti Valipp—N*ppHt Me pack, 12 at. 48 ihlai-«llOUMp»aAT ______.Sn Aria A-TKAIUM LAMB .The annual meeting of the Hart- again until Saturday and Sunday '.M hometown backers—Texas Chris only a few weeks away will have top) Marion to tbe ninth in I nmOOpO wsaai M • C 12 m %VNtt Paw— M a lm ...... fttMi Na 2>.t 1ft . Ai>—Canfmsenarf , 00 M Whii# Paw— CcJPm k ^ pNm pi • I ■ (a) 1W latuflw m M aal mB aap pt*MPaa^ w*a! aaMPi MPaa m L — c M a p h M m Im M iiiia i taak a a N a ia la a M Naa a IVebo in League VAfU Paw—NaNn ...... Na lir t 11 when St. Louis Invades Briggs W4aM Ita rtiri ftm lM Rat AHr-C^anuiaitP . -act. ?2 m .10 mmmi la a N m f*aaa4 waNM AeNaaN w taMaa 20 M N a raiaU * TatH aa tan k AA ppaAa kakaa A |ii4 a la a 4 aaMap* tn A County Association of SporU- tian. to uncover a new bowUng cham to make It stick. Brecheen, WWft Paw—SMtM ...... Na 2>'t ii J 3 A ll—Ceanapitcher, now WARS ft . AM—Pawatmt .. . Taatkapl*a4BwC«ra4ata4aaCa W4MIII CNOMaQal...... U a t . 20 I f IN. ftA S The opening gridiron game for the Tigers have six to go. PfTa Na l i t Ih .14 AA I t m Pi —P art . H T4a n fa iw N aB m* 4a*a la ktt Map* w aaalap tap ttaaaB naat a Hartford. The election of officers Devils opened grid practUJe by moved out of town. Kebart hieid has won his lost six straight, al ON.Manlt—H«an SpFvp CiMi. Na. 303 ' Jft J ft S*».li»— llanO .20 20 Apatv— 3 SwM— S«ft1...... lanchester's Red and White team COCOA Apaow— 2 SWM . ; ...... Na 2 I '*'* Neaa C-WUTTON OBADO for' the'^nsuing year waa held and studying bowl literature— Duke. Boston swept its three-gam* Dm tlA slf— H nvf S|Pa» ■ Slw»4 SYRUPS the title for a number of years nnd lowing only a total of 29 bits to 12 11 Clan, trarnnm ...... Na 2 f .4. |is exactly one week away aa next By Earl W. Yost 41 42 ■ Browe-P— LArw— SaMft .. Na 2 . U (■Al-CUHnU the following were elected: final series from CUnnle Mack’* tZl 21 21 . faiOaa Ptpai Hu m S>pa»-S**a4 JS J4 CMMo Claot— Pattak* 14 M. Missouri-Minnesoto: The Goph accepted all challenges without the six outings. He bos gone the B eM rt—OwWi PreteMH ...... Et I4. 2 3 23 MACARONI. NOODLE G SPAGHETTI CtiitaW ' Par* Wap** CiaM. 12*1 Aort O'wp— SrfttP Saw i—UtpfaPrt I 7 W pM m Is p M H t mat a a wahmi N a im m m « l • • m Am . * M M f *m Friday afternoon will find Tommy Sports Editor Athletics.. 2-0, behind Randy Hef ManaaFi ...... V tN , .12 12 ftNCAPPlC-^SHtft DACAPONi AND SPACNtTTI Gr>Mal*— PM* WaM* .-,s,.. Ctau 14 at tart OMpp— S«tal—UaprAiH ...... Map suka «ls*k M p m Mm m ’i lagMM «Mp N v Presidmt. J. A^ Leavitt. Eart ers have both Coach Bemie Bler- suffering defeat. ' ‘ route l l times In his last 12 starts. •urt 0*t«r— SpM * 1 ...... INpO I R ...... J1 21 f l*e*a-4 , ...... IM 00 ^ tn K v»—Alu* CUi«: Na 1V| ■ 10 10 Monohan and his Bell City eleven OM WanW ...... Na 2 23 23 'D pi Matw— CaMp CapDm ...... Glastonbury.^Fish and Game Club; man and Red Williams back, in Phil Cavarretta, Chicago’s can lin’s six-hit chucking. The victory OM Ma|W .. . Na 214 .32 31 Faratl PkN ...... / . . . 8 m OO 84 Para— PrM Clan. Na l* i 20 20 COMU Lm Ca4et— 8i«t4 ...... C u n , 14 at. H H OM Motip— 2 SwM ...... tOamrnaammrnmmi |invading Manchester for a C. C. I. OaN Na 2 24 25 CmMMr *...... f ar 07 07 FatW— SarPtl ...... vice president, Samuel Sperry, En action—Minnesota. Need Bnclos(«d Field Yankees of the A riean League didate for the league batting title, was the 14th for the Red Sox in AatacPM Oalp ...... ' . v . . * . Na 2>.i 32 SI La Aaw— ‘ A '—C«*aM ...... 14ai 14 U Paiar ftrari-O im r ____ C>a*i. 14 m 24 24 With the bowling title, open, the ( m, *r — Pa*< *a P Ciavt 14 at.. 21 21 fta « -C * ti ...... game at M t Nebo. field Huiitera'j Club; secretory, their 22-game season’s series with •aac4-Nat .... Fatfa « . 21 23 ij Paw-Napf*« 14m .13 13 Flat— SPtm W rta k m ...... Otterbeln-West Virginia: The will be in town >6r an exhibition slammed his first hit of the series, la Aaw— ‘ A*— Fatttaa 4 m 13 IJ sM~Pat(»kp , . U a t 25 25 only fair way to decide a town In answer to many inquiries as O m m 4 SanOam . Fia«ni4>4 ...... y K ! J4 24 Fla*—TppMp SoPft ' . rtl< T A R irD C — Cewpli A« Pm m R m m I «f m m L m o I B o o rf Im k M k w n Im m m G h m 4 1* in c m * • M ff •! AN d bO m * $••• M # iM Il BriBiR Coach Tom Kelley has been ,fta< MaMa . .. Famn Park ...... Na 2 24 23 VafW'Ch ...... 14 at >4 U IM*ft4 . Clau 14at' 23 23 Frank Colvin,' -Hriatol Fish and Ohioans._wUI„be an _ essy. hill for game. The flr^professional foot a double to the ninth, while' his Philadelphia. The other clubs were VarM^MatM—lim'p CUu. U a t Farptt Park— S«**t— S fW f— 2 S<*M TOVU9I\/RRKKB MPROSS Mirf MfR-)M IM* Ml ikN DM. champ is to have a tournament, to why Manchester does not bring (MMatk Pift ... Fam t Part . Na 2< t 31 Carart Patek— S a ttl .... lisbing out plenty of contact work Game; treasurer, Wilbur Little, -not scheduled. F l a i l i ___ _ Cfii4ala ...... a...... Na 2 J t 20 Mutll*r*b ...... V actLC Io k^ M * A Wapi* . Ciaii. 14 «i the Mountaineers to cilmb—West ball game qj" he season was play ftversgft inrttBlT to .330, only one Cr**n Ciatl : ...... TO RETAILERS- Eyoft N4*4 In RFN4D kk^N^N iNk^l ^BiRlNy iL n RN^kkt ON 8ff A n m m I m m Nm IN tsMNMHB Nrihr f t W to the potentUU first two. teams billed as tbe town championship to outstanding attractions for the ICA ..N a 2iyi 32 .31 Cr.ipii*— Carlp Jaaa ...... am ^ Manchester Sportsmen’s Club. Virginia. ed last njj^t. Several seasons ago point ahead of Boston’s Tommy R r r t . P t " — Rpaaf P lft Na 2 23 22 Prtfat*...... Haaar»aN CaMy >aii SapM ...... during the past week. When In- event and have the best bowl,‘rs varibuB branches of sports, here 3 3 . il44v ...... V..Anan.nna..na.. J 3 23 Paaaac ...... 'TEA HM-eap-$e*Pt—4 SrfM ...... N*.2 M Board of Goveriiors: Fred Frcsno-College of Pacific; Re the thpn world professional foot Holmes. ,41 ^1 If44| ...... e.nnnna^.naaawn. .3 1 J l . NMraai ...... IA6S He«>4ap—SfMpp Sappl UapriM t .... N*.2 .10 6SUED BY THE UNITED STATES OF AMB^-OFFia OF PIOCC AOMINIS^DON. in town compete. Then if any chal are a few of the reasons and J 4 Sat Ciirw a NapiPi SipN . . . . . M Iclement weather set to on Mon- Roach, Simsbury Coon Club; Don Pfamsap e...... nn.. 23 ' AvtserM ...... U'MR HoiWair— Stacl—UatraPM ...... N4 2 h ports say that Coach Stagg has ball^.jEftamplon, Green Bay Packers, Both National League contend PrtfWer .... 31 30 Sat O a rfw —Spatial Sip** .. p .. 14 14 Ajiactai ...... >43kan HatrpPaP ...... Iday and Tuesday the team drilled lenger who competed to the event answers'.:. Yesterday's Stars S S PwfM—PaO U 4al 32 ' SiweMtt* ...... 00 ’ 00 ald Edwards, Plainvllle Fish and little more than uulforms this Im a . . . m . . 4Pk*ft t 6 A »5«a at'^ 3 Si4M feels that be wants to challenge pjay^d an exhibltlon'game against ers are Idle today with'the only S. S. Pitrea— PtO L M i l Nam U U 2h SkaMia* ______13 ,11 tiM rtr ' ...... Ubatt 15 15. I C. A — S a m — Utyappp...... Hn ' rain and mud. Bristol High Game; Harold Culver, Bristol Fish First let’s take a look at base S A W ...... 24 J4 vifiata 13 13 IN rrit . 48 kat* 41 41 Kptppy Park— IPMtttf ...... year—Fresno. action a twl-nlght doubleheader S 4 W ...... 33 TB Wh7l*4 ...... and Game; Wesley Carroll, Man Callfomia-St. Mary’s: , Buck ball, the top drawing sport to between Philadelphia and iSrook' StakH p...... ►...... 24 .24\. ,W tiif Aaw ...... 15 .15 W auiHtn—Cryiat 48ba«\ 52 52 •Kputtp KitL ...... ig to Platoville. accordingly. ^■'son why and. how these games By The Associated Preee 5awM» ...... 23 23 A ptptw.tr .. Bkapt 00 Oft frl*Sf*>»0M4ar.5«*«l...... chester Rod and Gun; Herman Shaw to receive congratulations town. The Twilight League di lyn which dropped • 3-3 game to flN M ia Nahaa llaaaE ftaA Sanrtw 30 SO NOOOLtS prtttitr ...... Uka«t 14 U L4pett—Jum4* S«*«t position available, is an enclosed .23 73 . Na 2 31 Cen Jackson’s fine showing at There are many fine pin topp'ers played to record breaklng>rowda ' W M a Raia O ^ m .w **..*#....'. 'F a rtU Park 24 24 S A W -N la ck . ; . . U4a«t 20 20 Ltlp*p M Ik* V«AVaNry—p T~m M p $a4rt«* California., . Washington missed a chance to stogie; scored two runs and batted WIMP PaH IM v M i-etri----^- M JN 13 13 4ptatfi«ar ...... Bbati 10 10 5 Stm Na.2 .U . AU. nuezs Itaokle. On the second club at Treasurer’s report showed that to town. Hippo CXirrentt is out of of 2,000 or more for thetonst lm- j field. ■ TttPrf**af ...... Wisconsin-Great Lakes; Dis oiNCAppic~$uceft' .24 24 , Uka«i 20 29 Liif af Ik* Vaiin—Simm WrlakNi ■ czarra per foumd go Into a virtual tie for the lead home two In a 6-1 romp ov*r ...77. _ J 4 14 Wktw Paw ...... 8ka«t 00 .00 UsaraWil RETAIL CEILINC PRICES Ithe start of the contact drills the the Associatlou is to good finan the Army, Joe Blrtles, Joe Twaro- portant -games. The^^''collections The public in Manchester will PnaiN I — 24 t f •Mwiwr* ...... 13 I I WNi* Paw ...... U4pfb .12 .17 . , If .tk* Vauri charge papers, not football, occu and Detroit blew an opportunity Washington. » NMM NMIm in .. ______1 2 m . .12 31 Ihusky lineman ousted Bud Weiss ktwOar'r'' ...... 18 lA PACHACES WaicMnt—S>ftM cial standing. Discussion on the pies the minds of the Sailors— nlte, Pete. Slominski, Ed Kovls, have been for a crowd of 400, pay the freight for top attractions ...... N a p .lN . 24 2S 18 18 Ftrii City—4 S«*«* .... to take a commanding lead when Dutch Meyer, Indians—Bx-Tlff*r ..a**.... NapiS^ .31- 3) . A.iacrti • 27 27 Iwlth fine all around play. Tom- stocking of pheasants was led by Ernie Wilkie and Frank White are judging by the average gate re 24 .24 • w n t Park 21 J1 Fpp>-upr—Earip Jww—3 SwM .... PORK Wisconsin. yet this will not become a reality the two pennant scrappers drop ...... ftap.lC 24 25 . RK ... Jv 20 20 artfnwr—Rma af Ctfdm ...... Infielder slapped Detroit pltchuff a..,...- CIm.lN. J3 32 L'btnp 25 25 m pw i Imy Kearns while pla^ng with the \V. T. Little and several recom only a few of the top notchera who ceipts for a large crowd. The only until an enclosed stadium Is built. Plw-Zttp . , , 24 24 I'ltwrty 48 48 . R' I— S « Finishing the rest In a hurry: ped respective 6-1 decisions to New for three hits to a 6-1 caevalsad ______I N . famt Fai4 ..•« 44 25 fr«Ai*r ...... \ ...... 15 15 Row<*i*—Earip Jm«* ...... I*«.ta«a«a»aaa»...... IN. ^amt Patk ...... J1 .31 Lt«(w— Ycllaw U M l 30 M LOINB TSZ HAMS,, Iseconds impressed both as * ball mendations were brought forth at may be eying the title that haa decent playing field to town Is at High school, American Legion, PittMac ...... 'iv ..... 21 21 W au hitii— Ctr*m . .. ,47 47 R*pai ScarWt—laraa SuMt ..... « ? ■& Texas over Bergstrom Field; Vir York and Cleveland. As a result triumph...... JLmam.a.... C M 1 N. C r i M W * , ...... 22 22. Nattac i ...... 14 14 RspH Scarlft—Mcmmi SwM .27 H Hoaarct ...... 27 .27 VDRK LOfWB' Rami m Icarrier and as a tackier!-' the time. John- Leonard of Avon ginia over Coast Ou%d; Denver been vacated by Kebart. the West iSlde Oval. It Is owned Twilight League and Independent » . » ■ ...... “ » > » ■ ■•M M ...... %>* 24 24 Naoan WWa ...... 23 23 S S Fiprca—Btu* LaM-Jwe ... Steve O’Neill’s Bengals retained Randy Heflin, Red Sox — Shut 24 44 ^keifiBi . 10 14 S S F npw Ctwa lakil S»M.. Frath or FroMix— 8MOKB) KAMI I EM Brown and Norm Beaure- gave some very interesting Ideas by the town nnd Is wide open. The ST!'..*.::.™."-.’" - .24 25 PfPfFrtt ...... 25 » ...... , ...... over Colorado College (Friday games could he staged to such a Vat Camp T**A*ratl ...... U . II NW l ip 27 27 S A W-MMwa—3 SwM . i... Oarad. Ksgutar—Ben* in. their one-game advantage. out Philadelphia with six hits, 2-0. U I4 f . . . ! ...... •...... 32 .31 S A W-S hiWi«>2 Sm* ...... Smokad...... Igard win do most of the passing and recommendations in regards inethod of making baseball pay '»*a»»i'- >,»•. • fip ar, 1 Nk. M o u r t N ...... 32 .31 Sai*tf.:~Aaa LakPl . J 7 27 Skar* Irt* ...... Boo*Us*.— >_...... night); Rice over Corpus Chrlsti Tbe PA'S and Grill book up to «tadium with all hands beneflttihg. Lefty Joe Page, Joe McCarthy's Don Hendrickson, Braves—Sav s : - -— Clata.114. ftMhpt ...... 74 25 ' SAW'. 8UU 25 .25 BonalMS and lotledL.-.— — land punting unless a lad can be to better trout fishing in Connec here is to pass the hat . and hope Iptaptlraf 2T .27 ‘Sk»»rfia*—3 S-PM Naval; Virginia Military over the second game of their best two Babe Ruth, the one and only Bam N a« .lN . -•fiPthtr ...... 31 31 M a y o n n a i s e s saladoressing Skwftw—4 SwM ...... BACON l^ n n ftd — Bone m . - ...... only .southpaw, earned his fifth dC' ed Bob Ldgan with a great job of jw ^ ♦. .> ■ .^„.>>,..^.ftiaa». I ». . S S Pitrt*— M L a 4 r t...... 27 .24 Tpttpoflrar 54 3 4 ii' Bonalms...-.-,-,..-.—...... i,'.. luncovered with more natural abil- ticut streams. out of three game series for the for the best. Mt. Nebo, prior to S S Ptrrc»-P*4 la4 H ...... 33 32 MAVONNAISC Wb-.ca Pm * .... 25 75 Skurluw—UatrkMO...... WMs Emory and Henry; Northwestern bino himself, will be in Hartford clsion and second over tbe Sena' relief pitching to a 3-3 dedalaa Wt»t* Paw JO 30 SiMPfp—Hwtp FaB...... BACON 8UeW (RiraiOl) -I BELLIES OR SLAB -IW ta S k in lM s — Bon«l«ss a n d lo tL ^ ..— ...... llty dftrlng the sessions next week the outbreak of war, waa in uae nK;:;.‘:;rn «!£ 5! SAW...... 44 24 FWimaii ‘ Soyif Htan ...... V S la t^ rtl—Grodo A... ^ BACON over Iowa State; Purdue over Twilight League championship to a week from Sunday. What fan In tors by scattering seven hits to the over the Dodgers. % A W,...... 33 J2 Nftawt-ftio* PN4at .. SvHriw—Tm«*r S«Mt...... GrtkdM B.^ ji Fraah, iroaMi or cured READY-TO-EAT OR COOKED HAMB Plans are now being formulated only on Sundays on a large scale S ta N lf ..‘...a ...... H .24 14 M. VEGETABLES—CANNED Tkaiwt ValNy ..... Mllarquette; Geor^a over Murray; morrow afternoon at the West town, especially • the youngsters, Yankees’ 6-1' triumph. George Harry Brecheen, Cardinals—Re* UNNP NHO JSS, 1 N. fiaPrtp ...... J l .31 . . B M. ^ 20. Walla WjNa—4 SUii Nawt..... Grads C. 1 With rtnd.,..>...... 88 21 R e g u la r— Bon# in .— .— ...... to have a closer and more direct for baseball attractions. Tl>e field twwiw ...... 44 25 B m .10^ IAKCO BEANS Wkilt Raw—GkfBia . SlKMd Jowl ButM____ j ■ derlnd„...... 31 24 __ . .. -..flW M iftil,— ...... No;I ^ h Carolina State over MlUi- Side Oval at 3:30. wouldn’t want to take a look at Stirnweiss singled, doubled and vived St. Louis’ pennant hopes CRACKERS L ...... NN2 40 40 . I 4 h 32 __ ■ A M—Brick Opmi B A pT ;i r .tB • W4ne ...... Siicft^ Rftgulor PlolM... I Smoked—witti rtncL... 33 27 fiorm U ss a n d Ibttad# r o o d y ^ contact with each affiliated club was enclosed— It was at that time, .ifwMMtaiNf...... CMC 11M. gan; Clemson over Presbyterian; IRb 44 .24 14 M. .37 . 37 . • AM . . . CIu l U m . .20 JO Sliesd Booen Encb.^.,. I dertnd..... 38 41 • a t o n ly ...... r,-- , ...... , Babe Ruth on a local diamond? Homered, batting to two runs and with a six-hit, 2-0 shutout of the .4 14 *< .35 .35 of the association. This organiza . T4tMM RpNip Ca - ^ U « Fwk A Bp m i . .* 14 m . .11 11 fOMATOU Skin n o d ^ B o n # u u Sport Schedule Tulsa over Wichita; Vlllanova by a wire fence—nnd champion OWMP law . 14N J4 J4 . Cs*ifl6*a •— VtfH kriM AU u. 17V* a t 3 4 .14 The Rockville Hill BlUles held Imagine haying Ruth appear at scoring two to pacing the attack leading Cubs. iL S4wfMfl ...... B m .10 .14 ^CANADIAN BACX3N Boo*t*ssj.%— tion is open for membership to any ship games were played at Nebo II FtPtH Fatk ...... 2 8 m . 20 .20 .14 .14* *:r 4 4 44 ShurfiM ...... 1 4 m J 2 J 2 £Ucftd packaged... . it n Skinlesft—Bcawleie ond fottad, roody lo- over Bucknell; Baylor over West their' annual baseball banquet last the Oval as it is, wide open and idw* V FftMifl*— F*a ...... 14 m .14 14 FmM F a rt...... 15 .15/ S t a r e ______64 70 true -sportsmen’s club in Hartford to try and make out better at the CrackMkTITr...... IN. U U O DACSSINC . CCiti. ITLkat. .18 .U CnuUia ...... 14 .15 •ot only..-.-.... Saturday, Sept. 22 Texas; Wllllaiji A Mary over Fort night at the Rockville Hotel with the collection to be just enough to ...... 14m . .10 .10 Cmflaia ' ...... 31 3D. Whole or Place.,._ 87 81 County. Any club who is Interest ...... IN. JS JS .10 .IB • gate. .25 . » PRUtn— ORIED Mrracl* W M p ...... B m . i t 1 9 , IB .IB WaukNM ...... nURK KAMS-rvwb. troMn •• corad PA'S vs. Grin, 3:30, West Side Monroe; Muhlenberg over Swafth- a chicken dinner. Nick Angelo pay his railroad fare, while if an BM.Vr.*IJZ.")45 Miraelt W ttp ...... U m 30 3 0 ' -F*a . .. Clau. 17 w. .14 14 Mati.'tlm ...... 24 .2 4 1 ed to joining, please contact the TNUNCS .42 .1 2 ’ SAUSAGE fingulor—Bon« to..-.— — more; Auburn over Howard; Tex Manchester lacks a stadium and « f t SNlitflt* .....;...... B m . 12 I t .. CUM.17UM .20 .20 P*m tarn...... BoDsiets. lOval. and Earl Yost representing the enclosed field was In use, the Babe S>Htrftt*...... 14 m .22 .22 Frpmltr ...... 14 J 5 Mkad I Tvoal secretory at 11 Murray street, 43 44 ,flW lA ...... — ------T7 3C S, g Rapal CraM ...... 15 IS I In U NKTURTERR Bo^lfts* and lotted— w — .. Rotary Club Soap Box Derby. as A. & M. over EHIington Field; 'Twilight League of which the team needs one badly. With a set price NaitM W*i ---•VS Skinn#d—Bon# in...-^— ...... Bristol. would pack It to the fences and nsN-FRoeisstD SiNAWa ...... j N i J 4 33 IN.ilfi 12 .12 Rapal Scarirt ...... 17 IT In kheep eoung.,...... — 43 43 39 34 Sunday, Sept. 2S Fort Warren over Colorado. for ball games, the calibre of the S A W IN . .21 21 fKn.a» . , .14 14 R ^ Scartat...... 12 22 ' Hog or ortUidal cqaing or tkiiUeM. 38 30 38 20 Bon*l**i— ;...... was a member were among the prompters would be able to pay off. R AU iftN > u NNAIINS MEATS—CANNED R.’iipf —Om lakiU k W ...... C ia a . m t M .17 .17 S S F'prca—Akw La4at . .20 2ft Skudou— Bonatessond lotted.....- ..... WJ’s vs. SG’s, 2:30 North End Twilight-Leagiie, teams and the AiMAa rhww .. nat,lN. RppirK . Tait. 2 8 m . 21 J1 • S S Fmca—BNc U4rt .. 24 25 fBOLO^ speakers. Sunday baseball against touring SatwytM—Ia n * ■ I N . 22 21 ftrbfKk 12«r .17 19 In natural gaMng — ...... 38 The next meeting is called for . Piat^N. $arn»m—titra lArp* IN. 42 22 ...... 1 2 kt...... Tau,_____ 2 8 m .18 IB Skar* LW* ...... 36 32 27 SMOKED PICNICS iFleld. town; should they erect one, would m u y** • ...... 14 14 17 19 Spedal C>N C . Nhtr'CWaM*’ ! ,. F N t,k tN m SkuH>AP...... clubs, the calibre of the House of. Sateeart—MHkm ...... * : .2 N i. .38 .38 fft«4 ...... , ...... 12*1 Van Camp 17* > in qrtilicio) caiing. 36 39 31 18 Bone in...... Nov. 13. It is hoped that all club f atci Cat tUm CPwaak flM ,V k l4 .Suatwwt-larp* ...... 2 I K .41 ^ Vai Ci'^a—Nnk E*f(ai>4"ftaVpf ITI^M. .17 .17 Suffrit* ...... 14 .10 Friday, Sept. 28 benefit by playing before a paying Rath ...... 12 m . (ROBX OR BREAKTAST SAU8AOE Bonslses...... David, Florida Hoboea, New Lon ...Tali, IN Seack ...... 12 m . Van Cawa...... >vC**«. 17*.im, . 17 17 Tkann Vaiiay ...... 3 3 22 delegates will be present at thet Interested parties are reminded ... Tpi(.lN. J7 .19 IMHa Rm ...... 14 IN fFrekh Sbuaoge—Sheep ooiing.,...... 48 41 24 — Opening Football Game. Man- tk public, in Bristol, as an example, BAISMS-SUDCO 1 r •Srkw ...... m d a Bonekm and tailed-.....— ...... — ...... THOfi T ...... 12 . WfKlt RW...... '.^^MNITM. Ume. of the Initial football meeting to don Sub Base and such teams, . .. TNI, I N . tmom . : ...... /.....r.,..l5M i .14 .14 Tk^O...... 12*( W4H* RM t...... M U 4- Hog cosing______-...... 44 S 20 ...... TaN,lN. •EANS-CRECN—CUT RCADY.TO-ZAT FlC N la ( Acbester vs. Bristol High, 3:30, Mt. the town Is jiretty dead compared . S t a M a M ...... ^ « . ^ . « . . . . I 3 m . . .10 .U . . Titft ...... 1 2 n . Artihriol cosing or sealed cordboord night at 7 o’clock at the North would become a reality with qn en r . . T # . i N t • AM...... ^...... t.V.Nait waxed cup, not om 1 lb. ftoch... 42 36 87 Bane in— to Manchester as far as baseball Npo m i* ...... TR-S - iN ebo Field. SHtUHP-AU fttUNDS RAisms-sicoimic D im i . Seoied. cardboard cortans or pock* Bonelem...... — ______Wisconsin Key End fire house. If enough Interest closed field. Ebchibltlon games by Sale . MrNwn ...... ftawtp i n.mm...... * ...... iV «*19 •wt PNn i&l goes. \ MILK—CANNID .Can^—BSwm...... MN.c..' VlfiCTAtLO—DnilD ^ ogee d motsture-renslant paper, Bcnelegsond lotted__ is shown a team will be formed to Utm ...... Ort M « * U ...... iS M . .15 15 riai^...... N*.t ' oaer 1 tb. each... 41 33 13 Bristol, however. Is fortunate to major league clubs, and others - ...... Cakurt ...... IS m . 4 14 CONDCNUO n U S H P IG N lC S -rraeh , boMss. eurad ! Record Sell-Out Madison.—When he rounds Into Manchester this fall. Oitsr*-CaMM Hiakift ...■...... 15m . kfkIMM ...... N*.2 30 33 23 ... S13ND could happen to Manchester If the of tUNA FtSH-OftNCSnc iI 21 CkaRtkM ■ ...... ' 14 «■ , U .14 .4*kp ...... Na 2 ,i4 ift Bone In...— a -...J .-,— ...... having one of the best- athletic . AP-ftiHa FlPkn u m M CaRNfUta T i...... 15m .. Na 2 YSmdMd Sousoqe condition, Ned McGinley, a six- Yesterday's ResuRs .SAW ...... 15 m . . U EatN .... .21 Jl .14 .14 Hog, ortiiiCia! casing or skinless ...... 80 Bcneless...... —...... ;...... - — ...... proper factlilfea were available. • • Nm Hi NaaMi .. .14 .14 ____ ...... Ita.2 .13 .19. 48 3ft. , Miami.—The’ 1648 Orange Bowl fields in the'State in Muzzy Field, S a a M a M ...... 1 5 « . .14 ' RUoMlia a S : Bed rounds, bee! casing.... 41 31 BoneleM ond latted.—...... foot, 190-pound newcomer, may Eastera League AB-fMcr-liM ' • NmUA UmI ...... v^4..,.4...'..l4aa. .19 J 9 Mwiarck—Aiua SmU ..^4,...... Na.2 yet they do not have an orsranlzed The public which has supported F«k Clip .. Na.2 ' 51 ;5ti •Mw I football game has been a sell-out hold the key. to. Wivonsln’s. J _ Walkes-Barre 6. Hartford 1. Fresh Oranges Ladies * CVAFDfUTED fppmipr—BM UAa—9 SNm. Na. 2 BAKED AND BARBC. Maw C3 the Twilight League in a com' OILAtimn AND PUDOINO MIXIS NNmm ...... «...... Na2 OTHER SAUSAGE TTOa gjnP—Iftwfth^MkJ PROBCIUTTO KAM I {since February. men’s baseball league. - Wheir^a ...... All IJ AN Dpw M N at. ^ Btrltnerr- tack to football. (Wilkes-Barre ellrnlnates Hart 3 3 5> Nai4b»fMBNkf...... 9 m . NatHaN...... Na.2 Wholft or HaU...... mendable manner for the past Nf— III— _ _ An trmii ...... rr.. .lB^M. . 5 3 R*pal Cmm Na.2 > Natural easing...... Syracuse—Newcomers who ha’i'e move Is made In the direction of . » .52 M I M . fw FMIkM ...... Rm—gNguta*.. . . 87 80 Center SUoee Bone In______— ford four games to two best of twelve seasons, would cheerfully . Nm M Sewm-Fawr-WM* MM.. J 3 3 3 J>R0 C_iMkN*M 4 fM B N i8 ...... ii it Napal ScartM ...... Na.2 ArtiHcidl casing...... SkinlMS_____ * erecting a stadium, it would be S. S f»*Pt»—Fasti NNIU Mm . . RMal Scartrt—NM UNt...... Nd 2 39 .19 I 80 88 S U ^ —Bonelew and iatUmLm shown the most to date to Syra .53 .53 BraunewMger— Pienio—SklntaM_____ , seven series). pay two bits for a good bail game Dickeys 'S A W—Fatio-MNfU MtM ... S3 S3 *JW4«— ;}i \l MOLASSES S S Fwrc»-BlM.U4*f..'...... N* 2 .17 .IT Sewed cosing,...... 82 74 cuse football practice Include *lse to copy the pattern of Muzzy WkN* Rm p" f ancy— VWUw Mm .52 32 Raw-ArtaUw ...... Jt .21 S S fWfxa—RM Lakal ...... Na. 2 .14 1ft ShM)d«r—Skinnod...... 81 PORK SHOULDER-Ceeked (Albany eliminated Utica four 'A n Oiktp BtaiMk—Fawy— WNt* M w Rrp-Mtl FipfMif ...... SAW ...... Na.2 ■ lA lA Other hog eoslng.—....h..—... . Field. A stadium would nay off and A scat and possibly a bag of 90 .50 AS .05 U :IA Skinned—Boee In.—...... — games to two best of seven se- Johnny Plro, brother of Whltey AM Fiain—VMM Mm ...... 41 41 M imiU OfMtri— iaw«C4 15 .14 . Stakrtp - ...... Na t Arttftcioi ooslTM...... COOKED OR BOIUD ______Bonelese..' peanut^. Baseball has improved and An- Cmaf-WkHp Mm ...... 41 .41 • MyT-flA*—n * FWIM ...... •m ReMt—*tW4 ...... Tkampt Vallap...... Na. 2 .14 1ft BosmUm and lottod Plro, crack Orange end of some as would a badly needed audi ► irMckwuM. WlSeel~ . AN-FlMw—YrtN* T a i ...... NgM CiNUa* mi NffiMIK BfIM OMNI* Raw—3 S<*M...... ;;.. Na 2 Natural ccwng...... Ham-»-Et*gu)af , 81. 72 rie's).- with leaps and bounds during the A N - S ta* M 8 Y a ^ f M I ...... TWJN-N8NIN .. .7..TT...... J 3 ,JSaA. JB JN MAiU Nm B %*m...... 3M.2 i : a Artibdol eoMng.,.______- SkrntM *______American years hack; Bob Ferri, Luke La- torium. ■N ■88 '\ 78 ' a = f past fcw'xpasons and the outlook ^banok Botogno— rim irs *11501—8 47 87 N e e d ^ New York 6, Washington 1. Porte, Jos Skurka and Angie In- Tuesday afternoon' in Bristol NaMSAU».F H a h u o l ■ Shouldm — Skifmftd..__. 47 ,'v , PORK BHOUUIERG-iniftU eedf none other than the New York for the future Is brighter than ever WUs m »iH*t4lA s Ha caNlar D 1 I toW p*«s4 1 ftKlftf ®ITR CftNEftRiBf li ifftclKc^^F ^DtljNNftftA * Artrfletal ------Sklnned*-Bone in.— ...... Cleveland 6, Detroit L solaco. Jackets Lv«r ChisftM______Smekftd—BfttkftlftM Msd before. Lh«r ...... IfttMl Bonelese...... — Boston 2, I%Uadelphla 0. livftr Fudebng—Bod casing.. Ham—Kogulor... S3 '78 B ^ lesft ond lotlert,...... '* What Manchester needs to in Tiers and fieet vessels a mist hung Othor easing,.,,^ Sklnlam..______67 80 Fegulor...... - ...... "TOP (Only games scheduled). sure better baseball is an enclosed itivor Sausogo— Picnics-SkloMss..,_^.-. 48 87 Rough—Heck hone in..,.— Natloiud over "the peak" which rises steep Srapkftd, ■Dwftdl hog cosing,..^, DRIED BPBCXALTZEi Heck bone ou t...... ^ N e w field. dry^urod U n ^ — VALUES Boston S, Brooklyn 8. ly behind Victoi;ia city where the otfwr hog oastag„.^„.. Agsd. I PLAtCB AND lOWlR >' o f U lid a l e a s in g ....,,^ 'BooolOon...... 40' 48 St. Louis 2. Chicago 0. British have established a restrict Frftsh, hog eoabiguL— Baoon skiM. bcnil— 38 40 CleorPlolee______IN (Toimirrow some answers ed area; and where native* aren't spar* lib In. 34 38 Regular Plales....-.-..-__ (Only gapes scheduled). oftiliekil c 84 81 )ow| ButM...... Standings on other sports questions). permitted to build homes. Furnished By lo M ls . . _ ------28 28 Sguore knri Bolts...... B r a k e s ? By Hugh FnUertoin, Jr. <^oId rookie. In one gartie at Buffalo COLUMN -^houldm.______:...... 41 47„ FALL Esstern leakers of Marines and sailors stood stiffly . Stdee— Packer, eurad ... last year he made three errors on Office of Price Administration '’7S*fcS4S>- 38 41 •x? // (Governor's Cnp Playoffs) New York, Sept. 21—(/P)—The at attention on the decks as the >< Country curad... 36 . 38 consecutive plays then homered By llul Buyitt bnrrack.s. It was in this bay that Regional Department of Information CopleolH butts— noaHxt Buick . . . . . $ 1 2 . 9 5 Flnsl—Series A New Y6rk Boxing Writers’ A4so- Major L ea ^ e Duke of York swept in to anchor, Luniehfton— Natural odstng..— ____ 87 Fresh or Froesn... TOPPERS W. L. P.C. with two alMard to the same In Aboard H.M.S. D,uke of York, British troops came ashore in 1841 K S5 Tremont Street, Boston, 8, Stasaachusetta . Nohuo) eoNiig,, ArtiiiCtol cosing.-.-..._ S 81 'inegar Ptckled ortd Cocked. its band playing smartly. /‘'Artlhclal eaMng_ Albany . . . . , ...... 4 2 .«87 clatlon haa appointed a committee ning. How can you figure a guy I'Hong Kong—(JPt—No seagulls soar to establish the crown colony that 7ll•vEngbnd— Qievrolet . . . $ 9 . 9 5 to study and report on Cbmmls- like that? . . . Cecil Travis, Sena ft Quick-change fresheners for your suit*, became in time one of the em Cheers echoed across the waves \ Nohirai coMng.. sascELLAMBOui in m i ■at- C3 Utica ...... 2 4 .333 leaders on floppy wings over Hong Kong. Meats and Fata ■^controlled areas and have nqt Artllictol coMng.. Boston Butts..—.-.— ...... Final— Series B aioner.Eddie Eagan’* point eye- tors—Returned Sept. 8 to take sweatere, dresses. Full length back and front,, pire's richest trade centers in the from crowds along the water front i^ikih ■mjaoat— ~ar r - ^ Chrysler 6 . . $ 1 1 . 9 5 and naked Chinese children in Red Stamps (10 Points Each) registered, must reg(fter with Boneissi ButM.... W. L. P.C. tern for scoring fights . . . The de -over the''” regular" chores from adjustable waist. In white, new colors and It is the first port f' ever Saw Far Bast.. A small cenjet'ery on a Briskets.____—...—....y:..— . 'ijf. J weak-hlttlng (.208) Harlond Clift. By The Associated Press where no clamoring gulls gave ar- sampans, tiny boats which, are Book 4—V-Z through Z-2, ex- GPA- Area Rent Offices . ^ __ Blode Butts— ...... ______. $ 1 1 . 9 5 -,ay' rod Wilkes-Barre ...... 4 3 .687 cision probably .will be that all \ hillside above the bay stili holds Sklrte_...... —..... De Soto . . judges should have airplane stamp Not so young but he still can hit American League patterned fabrics. : • riving ships a free air e.scort. in the bones of many of the men from hearth and home for the Hong pirea Sept. 30: A-1 through B-i, Price Control ■ iBoIoml ’rn'f/h(j.fii» • Hartford 4 .333 Bock Bonet-.—.-,^—..— No. .3 . . . Ohio Wesleyan U. has over .300.' Batting -j- Cucclnello, Chicago, retutn fpr floating refuse, this original landing, force. Kong harbor population, shouted expires Oct. 31; F-1 through K-1, If you are charged ovey OPA i ModhiiBorbaid.. DrySoH BeftMe.j.'tf....— . . $ 1 0 . 9 5 JAt K KIRKWOOD Nattotud iSbMiol Typft Okcvpad ^k— Dodge . . . dispensed with admission charges .311; Heath. Cleveland, ,305. “ You don't find seagulls in Cii:- expires Nov. -SO; L-1 through Q-1, ceilings for any Item, report the Hocks— Z Z ! ______W. L. Pet. GBL. Hardly Kuited 'for Climate “ Alio, alio." They sounded like g y . " * * ...... " ' for athletic events to celebration Pigskin Plr.klns nese .harbors because the' Chinese expires Dec. 31. Used fats worth violation to the price panel of your Ford ...... $ 9 . 9 5 That • th b«q i! ’- q Chicago ...... 91 55 .628 — Runs — Stirnweiss, New York. The troops hit the beaches bird cries. of victory year. Give ’em a year (Cornell va Syracuse). ?boat' pebplie scavenge 'everything t«-o red points and four cents per local War Price and Rationing iMamtB mis-atanUM bfinQ'. fc.!*- t-:i. au- St. Liouls .. . . . 89 67 .610 2 102; Stephens, St. Louis, 88, Dickeys wearing hot red coats whioh look As soon as we had anchored a EbtORd Lunctwen Mm I—AU perk— . . $ 1 0 . 9 5 Brooklyn...... 80 65 J)62 lOH of victories and see what happens Cbrnell, coached by Ed McKeever, Runs^ batted It— Etten, New themselves,” a sailor told ; me. pound at meat retailers. Board. S fA o td Ha»...>. :— Ht^son 6 . and aqoin tc ,U. ed pretty but were hardly suited dozen sampans pulled up to . the Sporeribi Barbecue, faridtel ramored— .544 i m Consensxis on the National Win carve Bill Orange like a York. 99; Cullenblne, Detroit. 89. “Gulls would die of stsri’ation Sugar' tTftiMd Hons—BeNN>8M diODfd. Sporanb Brisket BoMe...—...... for Adnm Hal'- ! . Pittsburgh , ... 80 67 there or rather they would prob for tropical climate. Many soldiers side of the battleship and waited •I Nash ...... $ 1 1 . 9 5 New York . . . . 76 69 .524 14 >4 Fbotball League race, which statts ' cleaver. Hits— Stirnweiss, New York, caught fever and died quickly in expectantly. Ope contained four Book 4—Stamp 38,'good tor 5 Following are the hours at the .Iftftiad t a k —BdnbIm . ' lily Qttl . ) peak.s covered with ferns and but British sailors laughingly ex Thurs^ys! 10 a-.m. to 4:15 p. m. Washington ... 85 65. .567 1 Dykes of the White Sox has train It ia one of the most beautiful All persons who rent housing ac- you take In school. There ■ is no Pontiac . . . . . $ 1 1 . 9 5 a‘.'-nrtrr>or ♦ of Fn’ .r. 24; York. Dettoit, 18. shrubbery but with few trees.- plained "Chinese on the aide party F rld ^ : 10 a.m. to 4:15 pjn. I want to change. Can I? And St. Louis . . . . 78 68 .584 6 ^ e r Packey Schwartz work on his Cleaning Tlie Cuff Pitching— Miincrief. S t Louis, Water Repellent Jackets head roads in the world and it has commodations of any type in rent fixed credit for Army training as how do I go about it? The Detroit Lions’ Gus Doral? rcome under the sway of BriUsh Rich Chinese and “ tallpans” — boats clean and paint the ship’s Ofme telephone 5189. '^udebaker . . $ 1 1 . 9 5 r.Md - New York . . . 76 70 A17 8t* legs every day "So I can be to 13- 3, .813; Newhouser, Detroit 22- wealthy Elngllsh businessmen — Your Gl Rights applied to school work.' It is up A. You change if you can shape to get out to the plate to has dropped the "T ” for a short Sizes 12 to 20. ^ ^ guns which guarded it for a hun sides. They can come on board and ~ r yol* sele'J it Cleveland . . . . 70 70 .500 11 QUISnONS AND ANSWISS to the lndivi<,ual state or insti 0. .710. dred years before the Japanese have built costly villas in these collect our garbage.” '• dren. her father, Martin Islieb, of give "reasons* satisfactory to the Prices include lining CailcagD .., . . . 71 76 .486 13 protect a decision.” . . . Also flh .. sight of two rusty sailed Chi— lages eurrofmd each bay hot 'Vrd-'’ 'was in Springfield. The Ladles Benevolent Society N’EA Stoll Corresprte45 Houaebold Goode 51 l-UONKHVILLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE w m Aatomobnes for Sale 4 Business Services Offered 18 Household Services Painting—Papering 21 Articles for Sale Offered 13-A FOR SALE— 1041 Chevrolet truck, RADIO REPAIRING. Ptek-up PAINTING Contractors. Interior DRILL Press, 11-Inch bench type 8-R0031 OUTFIT Gassified Qaftified IH-ton with steel l^ y , U. S. service. Kadio* checked at the LET ME do your curtains for Fall, and exterior painting and paper f E B P A V B f Sense and Nonsense Bp W o r t l e , J r . i s a jou&U g u y t o b e a t a t home, ^tpre open all day Aian- Hand ‘aur laundered. ■ ■ Reasonably “ prlc- hanging. Specializing in spray $20. Call 7168 after 5 p. m. $2rs Army four ~^heel drive, S895. Small deposit holds It—$4 weekly. Small down payment. Brunners, chestei ^sdlo Service. 73 Birch ed, Tcl/ 5216, painting. McKinney S t Fenn. Tele Twaa A SImep! ------iuyL^Jl.Uie^YictQ!xJi9nds_You J f the guests aren't important, phone 2-0106, Manchester. FOR SALE—New frozen food cab Consists of bjijroom. living roqm Advertisen..nts Can. Keep All the Victory Bonds the hntess wears last year's gown Advertisements 5191. Open to 10 evenings. street. Telephone 2-0840. 'Twas a aheep, not a lamb, that WINDOWS Washed, screens and inet, electric water cooler, 10 and breakfast s t. and. additional B O SiB You Buy! and foregoes the special hair-do. PAINTING AND Paperhanging cubic foot refrigerator, a neon pieces. For Rent Fm Sail went astray A young couple was strolling F o r Sitle 1936 FORD 4-do6r sedan. Mechani HAVE y o u a NY, Radios to be re- a,wnlngs removed. Storm windows Cwpjrritiil by MEA iEEVICE. For Rent cally good, tires good, $250. Own palred? Send or hpve them called insta/Ied. Walls washed, floors and wallpaper. John P. Sullivan sign and a parlor stove. All be- Can be purchased separately. In the parable Jeaus told; when an airplane came Into sight To Buy To 'Twas a grown-up sheep that wan A business man tells us he is In er leaving for Army. Hazel Mac- for by yoUr Post Radio Shop re waxed. Also Inside painting. Call Phone 4260. lowcelllng. 251 North Main near A-L-B-E-R-T-S Si W overhead; To Buy T o S e l l . dered away favor of an anti-noise ordthance for Varlsh, Ellington. Rockville 82-4. pair man. Guaranteed service. 747‘il. .^.Depot Square. 43 Allyn street. Hartford Manchester, except for one case. Branch of ’ I thia time it was long distance From the ninety and nine In the ■fwo old salts, who had spent Place your order now for a new Private Instructions 28 FULL SIZE Poultry house. 12x12 Leaiia Plans Power Man (explalninjf)-1 don’t like It FOR SALE!—1931 Model A Ford Meek radio. Or call at 6^8 North Connecticut's Largest Furniture I wanting Bob himself. She waited. fold. . * . most of their lives on fishing Flnrists— Nurseries 15 poultry house, complete with But the conversation turned out And out on the hilltop and put In when business la so quiet that 1 can station wagon, with overhauled Main street Telephone ^-^1403.. ELOCUTION—A few lessons often Stoi e Wanted to Rent ■VII hear my note drawing Interest at smacks, were arguing about math motor, $175, Inquire 141 Center nests, roosts. rCady to house a be a long one, not concerning Oie cold ematica. Finally, the captain of / Lent and Found FOR SALE — Asparagiui. Mary helps when you are newly elected Special dtscoOnts and coi.sideratlon the bank a block away. street. BUARANTEED RADIO Service. flock. Completely pre-fabricated. given to all men.b^rs of t. 3 armed WANTED— 4-'or'5. Room house, The Story: Destruction the-mnUet-ftt hand. 'Twas a sheep that the good shep the ship proposed a problem; Washington, 35-$1.00. 100-12.75. to an office In your club. White ready to bolt together. Laminat herd sought. IjOST— Spectacle* with colorleae Complete denning and rheck-u'p lay the explosion is WiSespreadL Presently, the retired to the Captain—If you sold 126 pounds Thousands of peronniala. 4-85c studio. 709 Main f-John.aon Block) forces and members of their tum- apartment, flat unfurnished. Cen And back to the flock and back to plMtlc frame on Forest street, 1934 DODGE truck, 1 'i ton, plat of your radio $3 00. All makes’ ed rafters for simple, sturdy con llles. We will gladly send one of tral location. Adult couple. No I Carolyn finds Robert at the tnb- small anteroom of his office, which The man who can step Into a dis of codfish at 6 cents a pound, .how <>nd up. Daphne. large plants, Phone 2-1392. struction, $250. Wards Farm l•r*tory, unable to explain the between Chestnut and Maln.^R«- form body, motor completely radios repaired. Expert service. our Courtesy '■ira to aiiov.’ you this children. Write Box A-R, Herald. was now her own private office. the fold organised department and apply much would you make? 85c. Evergreens, Chrysanthe Twas a aheep that tlt» good shep hie experience to straighten things ward If returned to 'Mrs, Chdrles overhauled $350. 62 Drive F. Military training. Phone 45,53. Store., Main street. furniture. No obligation on your Iklast. Both men worked awhile with Sliver Lane Homes. mums. Chater’s double holly Help Wanted— ^^Female 35 WANTED—To rent or • • • herd brought. out Slid organize an efficient sys pencils and' paper, but neither Cheney, ISl Hartford road. REFRIGERATION service. Gen PLAY PEN. Pre-war folding car part. sub-let Now. why shoirtd the aheep be so hocks. 3-SOc, 12-$1.50. Free—Mrs. furnished apartment or house. tem Is worth whatever he costa. seemed to get very far. At last 1940 PACKARD 6 sedan $990; eral Electric. Grunow. Crosley. riage, ir. pood condition. Reason In Bob Hale’s office the tele- Carolyn was scanning"*--- her I/jgT—Woman's hat on Main Lord Lothian Bell Shasta Daisy WANTED—Woman for general BOY’S BICYCLE, balloon tlTM Family of 4, no children. Write carefully fed. Old Bill turned to the Captain: ” 1939 Pontiac coach $72,5; 1938 able. Tel. 2-1046 I phone rang. ' Carolyn, as hla shorthand notes, waiting for hltn Because there Is danger- if they go street between First National Frlgldalrt and all otliej makes with every $1.00 order of peren housework, 1 day a week. No $18; Black walnut wardrobe $20; Box M-S, Herald. Landlady < in hall talking to girl Oold Bill (demandlWg) — Is It Wlllya Coup $3,50; 1937 Graham Work .piaranteed. Motor repairs I secretary, arose to answer It, but to finish, when she heard an out-, -Wrong and Blairs. CaU 5464. nials. John . Zapatka. 168 Wood laiindry. Call 3439. Maple crib $12; Club chair $16: er door open and she knew, by roomer)—I thought I saw you talk codfish they caught? sedan $200. Prices below celling. CaU 4.394, B. A H. Refrigeration land street. Telephone 8474. WINCHESTER,, Model 12 — 16 I plainly Bob was not used to hnv- And cared for still today? gauge pump Polychoke, recoil Studio couch $24; Book stand some strange subtlety of sound ing to a gentleman In your room Captain—Yep. f o u n d — White angora kitten, j Cole Motors. Tel. 4164, Service. WOMAN 30 to 50 for general Houses for Sale 72 Ifaig a secretary yet. He reached They will lead the lambs astray. Old Bill (exclaiming In disgust) pad. Also 22 col. rifle. Tel. 8427. $1.50; medicine cabinet $1: Por for the handpiece himself. and intuition that Leana SormI For the lambs will follow tlie sheep, last night. Miss Perkins? Owner may have same by paying housework, must like small ^chil Miss Perkins—Yes, that’s what Hang It all! No wonder WASHER. VACUUMST-Bleetrie- ■ dren, live In, pleasant home, own celain top breakfast set $24: din FOR SA.LEl— 4 room house, .Fox-i| “Hale-talUIng,” said he. had come to Bob. Even then the you know. - tor *d.-Tek 4-lMO^------^ Heating— Plumbing o NE a . C. Spark plug cleaner. I thought, too. couldn’t get an answer. I’ve been motors, etc., repaired. All parts room and bath, yearly vacation, ing tables $3 to $8; Buffets $6 to croft Drive. Oil burner, recrea-^ “This is Ken Palmer. Dr. Hale,” telephone conversation was end Wherever they wander, whetreyer Wanted Aatos— — Roofing 17 One Defiance spark plus tester. R u lin g on shad all the while. available. 24-hour service. Charg- 2 weeks with pay. good salary. $10; Cabinet Vlctrolas $25; Oak tlon room in basjment. stormi- came the voice. ”Uh. would It ing. Motorcycles _ 12 Miscellahcous automotive parts. flat top desks $12 to $20; Dress ’Leana,” Bob greeted her. "Sit if®" .* * ■" es C. O; D. Manchester 2-1439 ITJRNACBS. a l l sizes in stock, windows and screens, large lot.j be all right If I Inquired about If the cheep go wrong. It will not Grit says; "Some -women are so Annooncementa Call 2-0914 after 6:30 p. m.. Country Life w a n t e d —WE NEED uaed cars mornings oi^ evenings. At 25 Westwood street. ing" screens $2 to $4.50; Walnut Inquire 8 Blssell street PhoneJ Miss Tyler? Carolyn? Fact Is, I’d down." he long • lll-tempet^^they Insult other men 'Low as $99. Devtno Company. 'Robert, I have been thlnkljqf." From feather-bed she. hears a RUBBU8TER — Oeans pipes, and pay top pricea Cash tallcs Post Office Box 1007, or Water- WANTED—Woman u housekeep picture easer $3.50; Bookcase 7383 days, o 6376 evenings. like to Ulk to her, K it Won’t be TU tbe lamb* art aa wrong just as freely as they do their own radiators and boiler of your heat and we have It Stop and get our OIL BURNERS cleaned ai)d serv er In small pleasant house. Call $25:" Love seats $8 and $30; Whit^ [too much trouble.” She phinged right In. ”I do not they: husbanda." aong: burj 3-3856. Building Materials 47 beltevi you fully appreciate the Roosters crowing, "Get along!” ing system. Removes scale and offer Cole Motors— 4164. iced. Kitchen ranges and gun-type 6514. , hey baby carriage, leather lined FOR SALE—6-room single house,; "She’s right here.” He motioned So atUl with the aheep we must magnitude of what we have here.” Time It is for farmer's spouse, rust and prevents further rust. furnace burners a specialty. Call FOR SALE — SLATE flagging, $9: Kitchen coal rang-e $20; Par Insulated, 2 closed In glass porches, j tp Carolyn. "It’s Mr: Palmer.” earnestly plead. We* met a public ofllci'al the Treatment good, for 12 months. WANTED—Woman to do house various colors for stepping lor heaters $6 to $17; Kerosene bronze screens and storm wln-1 Ken,' It developed, wanted maln- ■But, Leana—” For the sake of the Iambi today. and he looked a bit To do the chores about the house, anytime 2-1275. Roofing— Repairing 17'A other day ^ m p the water hurry now! To add solution after mixing ac Business Services Offered 13 work, one day a week. Telephone stones, terrkcee and walks. Green, ranges $6 to $9; Washstahds $2 dows, Venetian blinds, lot 77x100. ( lly tp know where ahe had been ’You have power In your grasp, If the lamba Sre lost, what a ter weary: Robert! That explosion merely Farmers like a heap of chow. cording to directions remove safe OIL BURNERS serviced and re- EXPERT REPAIRS of shingles, 3620. grey, purple, varlgated blocks. to $4; Dressers $4 to $18; B e ^ 88 Homestead street. keeping herself, and did ah* go rible coet Public Ofllclal—When I got elect REP’AIRS ON washers, vacuums, proves It." Boll the coffee, bake the plea. ty valve Md pour in with funnel. plared.- Warm air ^lmaces re slate, composition and tin roofs Richard Lewis. 56 Ardmore road, complete $3 to $18; Antique shav out to $he explosion yesterday, Some aheep will have to pay. ed my friend* toldtne that I was a beatersi irons or what have you. SOUTH COVENTRY, Water Front (j ’’Leana, you don’t mean that While the porh-and-sausage fries Pour It In—leave it In—no drain paired and replaced For full In Rebuilding and repairing of Manrhesfer. Phone 7191. ing stand $17.50; Antique oil and was she trjing to dodge him. great fellow, and I' thought T waa. Plck-up and deliver. The Friendly Park, 4 room all-year California | Not that way.” Tend the fires, husk the com. ing —no flushing. Manchester formation call Van Camp Bros chimneys and flashings. E. V. Hilp Wanted— Male 36 lamps 75c to $9; Cblffanigta JI6 land could be have a date tonight. ■When the time came for the Now If 1 greet a man cordially Ftx-It Shop, 718 North Main. bOngalow, “ 2 large porches, prlv-j Leana’* tone sud o f money. Call 5722. Attica, cellars and yards cleaned 3627 days or evenings. Wood shlHoUng. general repair jbeen listening. Interrupted. "Oh .FOR SALE— Electric refrigerator. ture. Pine Acre Terrace. Phone ;i Robert. You and I. Together we and Hamtsh’a face clouded. Young Man (announcing) — R. Camposeq, telephone 5848 o ing. Free estimate. Time pay- please go right ahead. Miss Ty- Profeaaor (continuing) — And DON’T THROW away children’s WOULD like to do weekly laun Coldspot. Reasonable. Inquire 124 7208; can be man and woihan of the That’s a mail plane. 7487. FLOOR MACHINES menta. Louts Lavtgne, Manches HnuOCn6 tHW'6 N¥iOV!t McG ILL-CONVERSE. INC, stand and drum. Tel. 2-0838. * * * . 0*0 (bOX t o S t't VkVs> Vt'REE.CWN 0 9 SViV WANTED—ALL KINDS J t slec large" Good work, f^ r price. Free lyn, overhearing, was herself Im- Fat Girl—We may be fat, but we sews a button aa long as the pins O r tWt«»Y. . 645 Main St. Tel. 6887 FOR SALE — 3 POINTERS, COAL CONSERVATOR No. 20. MODERN 6 Room Cape Cod, pre-ji In studied manner,- too. Bob pressed. lost.” •W VStDCftW (b^V V!U» WLVV tHht Aotomobiles for Sale 4 trie wiring and repairing. Any eat 1 males Call Howley Manches Hale resumed their conversation look aa good as the aklnny glrla. dze Job given prompt attention* months old. 26 Walker street. Thermostat control, almost new. war material, oil heat, copper' i "You and I know that what we taOViibil. J 6 E t- KtOVOl ter 5361. FOR SALE—Circulating heater, Price reasonable. H. P. Churchill. plumbing, garage, well landscap-^^ I where It had left off. "And so we Call 3975 before 7 p. m. SHEET METAL WORK hot air coal or wood.. Telephone 4323. have here will render all other UV «t^ E .t V V E . leiVCL *;St!0itR f o r s a l e —1931 Model A Ford, fumaoe repairing. New hot air 145 Adams street Buckland,- ed, hear school. Has to be seen te , cannot admit having caused the power sources obsolete. Within a W t VVNCX,'. explosion, Caroljm. or admit hav FUNNY BUSINESS excellent condition. Call 2-1540,. WOOD CUrTTNO, plowing, re and air conditioning furnaces In Millinery— Dressmaking 19 Live Stock— Vehicles 42 THAYER Baby strollers are now Conn. TeL 2-0180. be appreciated. For Information ’ few years at most, all of Ameri moval of trees, also grading done call Manchester 5356. ing produced the X-999 at all. be- stalled Eaves trough anc . con FOR SALE—Two Guernsey heif available at Benson's, 713 Main FOR SALE —Universal electric ra’s electric, plants, all. steam and Alme Latullppe. 758 Vernon ductor repairing. Norman Bentz, I cause If we dO the news will bring dieSel and gasoline engines, every FOR SALE—SCHOOL BUS, seats ers, fre.9lT, and 16 months old bull. street. stove-, also rabbits. Inquire 248 180 NEW BOLTON Road. Modem yj all manner of cranks, foreign street. Tel. 5071 8966 ALTERATIONS done qulcklv and Gerald Rlsley, Vernon. Tel. 9763. phase of Industry must be revolu Q 34. Telephone 2-1869. ' reasonably. 34E Garden Drive. GAS STOVE $20. Baby basket Wetherell street. Cape Cod single,, 4 years old, 4 ’ agents, and such.” tionized, as y o u . and I direct? OIL BURNERS cleaned, servTfetl ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION $1.,50: bathinette $2.00. 88 West rooms with breakfast nook, auto-i| ’Of course. Bob.” Have you forgotten that? and installed. Tel. 2-0461. George Middle Turnpike. matic hot water, oil heater, brass 'And yet It is my fault. I ought f o r d '85 COACH. Call at 328 SERVICE Poultry and Supplies 43 M:i<-h ofcv and Tools • "Don’t you see. Robert, dear. McMullln, 704 Parker street. Movinj^— Truckinji— plumlblng, fireplace In livlng'room, .1 I to tell the police.” how,afar-reaching it Is? Almost West center street Servicing All Makes of Commercial ■There Is no ‘fault’, as you call and Domestic Refrigeration ' Storage 20 FOR SALE— Roasting chickens, 4 FOR SALE—Four rooms of furni NEW'GARDEN tractors on hand. artesian well, apple • trees, ap--' at once, we ran control a conU- f'Z / REFRIGERATION SERVICE ture complete. 2 bedrooms. living- I It. I keep repeating that. Thl" 1987 CHEVROLET coach. , 1937 Franklin P. Llpp Wm. H. Brandt to 5 lbs., 35c lb. live weight. Tel. Used power take off- potato dlg- proxlmately 2 acres. On main^ nent. And then—and then—oh l o c a l m o v in g and trucking room. kitchen. Inquire 85 Deep- 'gera Tractor ground scrapers, highway. • /thing Is newl Untried. That, ex- Dodge sedan, 1937 Nash coupe, Grunow, Coldspot, Croslcy, TELEPHONE 4762 5625. plosion was an accident pure and Robert!” Westlnghouse. and all other makes Inquire 28 Foley s'reet. Phone wood Drive, Pine Acres. milking machines, disc harrows. I In her little room Carolvn could ? ? ? BY V.T.BAMUN 1927 WyUU coupe, 1941 Podge 116 Kieeney St. Manchester,.Ct. FOR s a l e :— 5 room single house./ simple. You say you have al ALLEY OOP Commercial and Domestic. 6718. FOR SALE—Red Rock cross pul Dublin Tractor Company, ,Willl- almost hear hrr own "heart pound sedan. Brunner's, 80 ^ Oakland FOR SALE— Combination stove. including knotty pine den. space ready arranged to pay money se TOIP, BUT le O T street open 'till lO. Call 5191. WALTER SltHULTZ, 81 Congress AUSTIN A. CHAMBLRS Com lets. 314 months old. $1.25 apiece. mantic. ing. Aa i:siial. when one eaves SCIENTIFIC street. Ashes anc-rubbish remov- 242 corner of Main and Sterling for two rooms oh second floor' cretly to the bereaved families, drops. Intentionally o r . otherwise, WPV THtPE \ OFF A&AtKl... I pany. Trailer van seiylce. Local Call Manchester 3798. which is well, if you can avoid _„ilEFRIGEEAT10NLCO. _ed_,_Locai .trucking. Tel. 2-1588. streets, side door. FOR SALE— Now In stock, new partly finished, with necessary the things she heard here were i TO moving, packing ahe storage material on hand, automatic oil I'being traced. Their tragedy can’t TH O U ^ 'OU 1 * WiRfi.* FOR BALE — 1935 Ford coach 37 Oak St. Phone: 2-1226 General Electric 6 can milk cool exceedingly disturbing. LJUST(9<7T0N ALL APPLIAN(3FS .-tervlced and Dial 5187 de- COMPLETE Household furniture heating system, continuous hot, be helped. And industry- can ab 4235. call 2-1770 Manchester. FOR SALE —FRESH EGGS for sale. 341 East Center street ers. Franklin Llpp. 116 Keeney iTMiCTtgalNf PLUMBER, stcamfltter, piUpP '>e repaired, burners, •efrtgeratbrs". liverecl. Telephone 7495. street. water, vegetable cellar, garden, sorb Its own losses. Can’t it? For (To Be Continued) Call 3802. BO important a thing as you have, chanlc. Carl Nygren; 15 SoiHl ranges, washers, etc. All work Painting— Papering 21 garage and fruit trees, lot 60 x street. Tel. 6497 guaranteed. Metro S.ervlce Co. 120, basement laundry. Ehccelle -’. Bob? And when you do an lUiAL ESTATE LIS11NG8 LEAVING ^ W N — Plano, con- Musical Instruments 53 nounce your discovery, Vou can ’Tel Man theater 2-0883, Hartford PAINTING AND Paperhanging. NA'nVE TURKEYS for sale, live goleum rugs, chairs, tools, dishes, plumbing, completely insu'ated. ^ Of AD TFpes Wanted! OLD FLOORS SANDED or dressed. Call 2-1314. Call Manchester 2-1970 between make payment In full. The men 7-9663. Outside painting a specialty. All blanket chest, 2 sets shelves, gro A STEINWAY studio style up Social Situations Oaab Available. Laying and finishing. work guaranteed 1st class. For 8-10 a. m. and 6-8 p. m. financing your work Insist that J. E. Jensen. ELEITTRIC and Acetylene weld FOR SALE—Leghorns. 16 weeks ceries. preserves. New curtains, right piano, beautiful tone. Real It be kept secret now.” Tcl. Wllllmantle 9928 evenings. free estimates and friendly call, towels, tablecloths, small tables, bargain for quick sale. 1080 Main ^JAilVlS REALTY CO. ing. No )ob too large or too Joseph Murawskl, 14 Eejiex old broilers or roasters, 35c live f o r s a l e — 6 Acres. 5 room He nodded at her, slowly, ap small. All work guaranteed weight. Telephone 7830. rugs. Do not call Wednesday street, 2nd floor. Hartford. house. All Improvements, large . preciatively. The Situation: A friend shows OSes 41tf ResMenoe 7270 street. Tel. 2-0338. nights or SuiMlays. 44 Hamlin you an article she has bought, and WaaMb^a aad Sunday* ASHES AND RUBBISH removed Parker Wetdlnj: Co., 166 West coop with water and electricity, "I have an Idea.” she went on ROASTERS. 48c lb dressed. De atreeL of which she is proud; you had bAd Also light trucking. CaU 5008. illddle Tun-plkp. Tel. 3926. i n t e r i o r a n d Ebctcrlor decor Will handle 600 layer*. Ideal loca-; "You are distressed to death. Bob livered on Saturday. 698 North Wearing Apparel— about what to do with the re luck with an Identical article once ating. Roofing, floor. sanding, FOR SALE—4 Rooms of furniture tlon on main route, 10 miles t o ;. yourself. general repairing. Pre-war pricea. Main street, Tel. 2-1403. Furt 67 Manchester. maining X-999, now that you and furnishings. 153 Drive B after have actually produced a quantity Work guaranteed. R. E. Webster. 20 PULLETS 6 months oldr seven p. m. FOR SALE— Plaid wool coat, fox EXCELLENT large farm, 66 Wrong Way: Say, ”I hate to tell Tcl. 6965. acres tillable, good house, all im*; of it. You say you don’t dare you this, since you’re stuck with It Oh, Hello There BY UEBRILL BLOSKEB HIGH DOLLAR MORSE ROAD laying. Telephone 6235 or collar, also red coat, raccoon col experiment on It here because of 72/ ERECKI.ES AND HIS FRIENDS MALE HELP Maple street. R. C. A. console radio In excellent lar. l^th size 16, perfect condi provements, large orchard, fins now—but I bought that very same Cash Waiting for 4-ROOM SINGLE on eomrr lot PAINTING AND Paperhanging. the danger, and yet a tragedy article and It wasn’t any good.” \ y condition.- Reasonable price. Ap tion, Tel. 2-0203. herd,' check $600 ihonth. J. 8. ‘ VOUNO LACrf , IF VNot i m . D O N T b e AN EGS-BCATER. ThcvIx 'U//. City or Country Homes — with space for two rooms up. Good work. R-naonable rates. ply 25 W estw ^d street. Blssell, Cross streeL South Cov oesurred when you tried to move OeFBOSTi R. |. Red Roasting chickens 40 Right Way: Keep still about the D-IIS IS FRECKLES’ I M R -M .'-IF MR. M ! IP YOU SNITCH, I'U. Building liits — Farms — Full screens, storm windows Raymond FLike. Phone 3384. a part of It. Now look—wouldn"' 'Tin certain some parts of our assembly line haven’t been idea o f humor., j you say a 6E DBOMMCD o u r OF THE ME - IT cents a pound, live weight. 14 FOR SALE—Pale blue pre-war entry, Tel. WlUlmantlc 3324. bad luck you had—since the .arti WANTEto and doors. , Gas hot water heat weeks old R. I. red puIleLs $1.50 FOR SALE —Ice box. electric, evening gown, size- 12. $10, Worn It ^ feasllble to—” reconverted yet!” HE'S "(b y WORD TO , CORPS / BE Summer Cottages — er. f.H7.flO monthly after small PAIN TIN G -Interkr aiic exterior The telephone rang again and cle hss already been purchased. HEAR. FROM r"^FRECKLES. ILL ATOM- , , apiece A Nelson, 737 Lydall range. ,110 volt Nesco Chef, and twice. Call 8008. FOR SALE—4 room house on Ben- ; Woodlots down paymenL Best of paint and workmanship. studio couch. 329 Hilliard street. ton street, one room unfinished on ' ME] y—7-^ BE BLAOC-BALLEO . > « . / / / ■ t O U K o ! Apply street. Tel. 8906. ...-______i...... ,. ■ BY the SKUTS { r ' Whatever You Haw To Sell Phone Edward Price 2-1003. second floor, hot water heater,; ' ------f e ' Jarvis Realty KIDNEY Shaped ;desk, solid ma Wanted—To Luy 58 large one car garage, well land-1. CARNIVAL By Dick Tarncr SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH Colonial Board CALL 8254 ArtiHes for Sale I s hogany top, veneer srldes; needs scaped lot. Four room house o n j : \ \ Office: 8 Dover Road reflnlshlng. Box H. WANTED TO BUY—Small steam Avon street. 2 unfinished on sec- / Company Residenret 28 Alexander Street WANTED FOR SALE— U. 8. Capitol Sunrky radiator. CaU 3381 after 7:30 ond floor, steam heat with oil v JONfS REALTY PHONES 4112 OR 7275 oil burning boiler, A-1 condition. p. m. ‘ burner, attic. Insulated. House T ' OihA For hot water heat with metal FOR SALE—3-Plece living room 615 Parker Street .36 Oak Street Week Days and Sundays set. Call 5976. WANTET> TO BUT—Deep weU or years old. F,or price and terms on ' AT ONCE extended jacket and bullt-ln Taco hou^ see George L.'Fish, 110/ hot water heater with copper shallow well puiqp. In good con 25 GOOD AUTOMOBILES dition. Tel. 4052,. Benton street. Telephone 6394. coils. Call Vlncen^.-Marcln. Tel. FOR SALE—OAK D n ^ g room 4848. IN GOOD SHAPE set Tei. 89951 PAPER and Rags are still In de FOR RENT U. S. Army I^ p tents. $3.95 each. mand. We pay highest prices. Pretty Apron ubsl: SEE Brunner’s,. 80 Oakland street. Wm. Ostrinsky, 182 Blssell street. REAL ESTATE 3 Rooms and Bath in Wel Open 'till 10 p. m, Tel. 5191. Popcorn ” Mats Tel. 5879. R E D R Y D E R A Wayward Son BY KRKD HAKMAN Several 4-5-6-Room Single Homes, that are ready to don Apartments, 300 Por IKHtVlTMiY WOULO «AY ter Street. Rent $59.00 per SINGLE Blower and wall thermo WANTED—OLD-fashloned music rights 1 KtlU SENC3R"eert>5Qj move right.into. Also 2rFlat and buplex Homes. C. BARLOW stat for burning buckwheat coal, box. State price, size, condlUon. IRUN—MEiTANiTA'-, month, includes heaL hot . hod-a-day water Heater and Taco Box O. .-tcrald. ANt> HltlS SEN HE(R Building Lots — Large apd Small Farms. water, gas, electricity, new 595 MAIN STREET • OK ORT' NOkvWAf, water heater. Phone 627L YOU tX) VOEElHj electric refrifierator and Rooms Without Board new gas stove. HOWARD R. HASTINGS LARGE FURNISHED room In , / Real Fstate Specialist Available Immediately. private home near bus and busi Insurance Mortgages ness s e c tio n .M e a ls optlonaL Call 74i0. Between 9 and 7 INSURANCE Telephone 2-1042. 101 PHELPS RO.AP PHONES 4842 OR 2-1107 Daily. Be sure yPu have adequate Insurance protection in case of .fire or automobile accidenL Protect yourself FOR RENT—Room, centrally lo against all hazards. We are agents for: cated. Man preferred. Call 6040. TITE LUMBERMEN’S MUTUAL CASUALTY CO. LARGE Pleasant dcuible room, suitable for 2 girls. Meals If de-. HOW ABOUT THAT NEW HOME WANTED / For Automobile Insurance sired. 11 Locust street Tel. 8869. THE LUMBERMEN’S MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. YO U HAVE BEEN PLANNING? SEVERAL LABORERS For Fire Insurance of All Kinds A FURNISHED room in a private OUT OUR WAY BY J. R. WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE MAJOR HUOPLB SEE JARVIS AT ONCE EUR EVERY DETAII.! ' Both Participating Companies. home, on bus line. Telephone 0803 We ln%ite you tp Inspect the materials and' workmanship Incor Apply porated Into the several new Jmmes we now have under con WHY, Mb. 1 A IN ’T ' TH' FOOR BULL W ELL, HE rtWT 0 0 THE ... I f It*s Insurance Call S H O U LD 'V E struction. Sommer Homes AMKlOUS TO BE O' TH’ WOODS.’ MOMiB f OH NO auhjioR ? You'ee ^D R cioeo For Rent 67 eiTTIM’ BACK TO HE PULLED ALL BEEN M ORE ' UtSTED AMONG TM& ^ TO PLAV A THEM OL’ BOYS C A R E F U L -- 6MWaTl»S,NCrr Jarvis Re^lfy Co. MY a r m c h a ir / t/-m . eOAOf OVERSaSOTUBS DIRT/ TRICVC J ^ STUART J; WASLEY WHUT KAPE YOO OUT O' TH' MOTH i HE CRABBED 6 Doyeir Road FOR, SAUE—Coventry Lake. WeU THIS IS An d v u b o u g h t O N T H B JARVIS REALTY state Theater Building 755 Main Street built summer cottage near beach, THINK THAT? 1 BALLS, AND FOR A LIFE Oflice: 8 Dover Road Residencei 26 Aleuuider St. NOW NONE OF 'PRESERVER KlDMAPIMS TO c h a r g e v o u , MISSUS A N D )^ furnished. Fine lo t saariflee sale. eota.nwavsaAeeemt.wB, t.nem.u.a wit, ew. 9-3/ COT THROUGH TH' P h t^ 4il2 or 7275 ■' Telephone 6648 - 7146 cem.itwaviwettawie.wa T.w.«aaua»»T.et». _ 1_ \ WAR, AN' I'M ’EM SEEMtD AAT COT A r u t HAUl ESTRA F R eiG H T / TAKE Phones 4112 or 7275 — .Week Days and Sundays- J, S. Blssell, O os* street South S T R A IT . Weelr^Days and Sundays **If you can aland mulligan stew, my pet. I’ve found our I V GOOD FER FIVE W A N T 1 0 O O ]0U lf$TO COO«T IPNDU DOM'T Coventry, Oonn. Tel. Wllllmantle *i’m glad we’ve got the OPA, madam-^if I set these prices 7 “ V TL SR SIX B A C K O N TO JACKET.' - ‘-S W T ’ M e l ik e TA b t u n s CHOYS'S selves a cooler TH' SHELF.' 3324. myself you’d quit trading with me every other day! \ Y E A R S O' ASHOQK/ ; ']0U CAN "DlNfe OL PEACE IN THE RN6R, VI* ITJ MICKEY FINN Wrong Countersign LANK LEONARD Wanted to Rent 68 AND STAS UNOeR. T IU "DARK • WASH tl/BBS Three’s s Crowd BY LESLIE TURNER PONT WO^Y, MICHAEL.' ^ ' IT'S OKAY. AH-JUST AS * , I DIDN'T ORDER . WANTED TO RENT—By quiet adult couple, unfurnished 3-rbona 8863 'IVE SHN SSieCTSP THISSS A MACH t THANKS fO * ; ..SID rntMEAR. ■>4e .a 4u s t ::k ie . i ’k t ©OT GENERAL ! I THdUGWT./. REfiNFORCCMENTS ' IIONrr HMMl RICMI wusmoM - apartment nr house. Ne.ar . _bua 34-48 THINK rvi to.o s « £ 1 ni s a s t m M H m n i f ASASoeroP scar- KNOW-eFrAWAr-FSOK ■THSJCSA.Fg- THAT, MlCHAffL? MISS TITE'S WE'RE A CO UPLE - i s : MVF^ieiN THsio s waoeneseolp ASeoT ^ 'twwcowHwrn*,'' TWtaiFFffiAfFWBH .m 'm t s n e m He SAID HE WAS> BROTHER/ FSCNP, RISIN6 SUNSHINE, B«..a«U,MeSC SMr-M-MISSRyAN' A FICNIC AMP SNUA YOU CAN'T GCNBRAL BE CAREFUL * By Mrs. Anne Cabot - WANTED TO RENT — 4-room .. mafpriciation ^ wouup— OO.TOO A set of three thick, good- By Sue Burnett lA S Y V ' ------^ OF Y9URAIPTO ARTHUR/ house, apartment or flat. Wanted Ptlttem No. 8863 Is designed for WHAT YOU looking table mats will afford per THf Aie roscBS... SAVj by couple with one child. Write sizes 34, 36. 38. 40, 42, 44, 46 and fect insurance ogralnsl hot dishes Box A-K, Herald. A and platters leaving heat ringa on 48. Size 36. requires 2 5-8 ynrdj of 35-inch or 39-lncb material; $ your table. Crochet them of WANTED -8-7. room rent by yards rlc rac to trim. heavy white or ecru thread. local teacher and family. Urgent. For this patterii, aend 20 cc-,;j LARWM To obtain' complete crocheting Call 7421. In coins, y»iir name, address, t. • C O O L M instnictiona for the set. of three H lK kO f^i Popcorn Mats (Pattern,Nft. 5263) desired, and the pattern numb-i aend 16 Cents in coin, plus 1 cent WANTED 4-5-6 room rent Tele to Sue Burnett, 'The ManchCstci postage, your namee, address and phone 2-0568? Evening Herald, 1160 Sixth Ave- j/ the pattern number to Anne Ca nue. New York 19, N. T. WOULD LIKE To rent on or by Send today for your copy «t bot. The Manchester Evening ARMY 9. M •. a F*T es*. Herald. 1150 jilxth Avenue, New October 1, alngle house or flat 5 the new Fall and Winter issue , of aaauSfiMfcShi York 19. N. Y. or 6 rooms. CaU ManeHister 3224/ Fashion. 16 cents.
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