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WOWDAT, 5CTTTEWB15K IIV W«T' iG E F O U T H S Manchester Evening Herald The W eather '•Average Dally Circulation Forf«Mt of I'. S. Weather BotMu For th* Month of Angnst, 1944 The general committee t in Manchester Garden club mem­ Rain this afternoon, tonight Group D of Center olturch wo­ Foamar Aviation Cadet' Robert MlhK Janet Boyd, ’ »7. (Iftugiitci charge of the Orange Fair at V>e bers are reminded o f the meeting iind WedneMlay. Confinuod cool. men, Miss Gertrude Carrier, lead­ B. Turkjrfgton, of 76 Scarborough of Dr. aml.Mra. Howard Buyd of road.^.^onche.ster, Wa.s recently Masonic Temple, which opens F ri­ tonight at eight o’clock in Center 3Ioderate to fresh northeast to About Town Porter .street, w a s one., oL , the er: will hold its first fall get-to­ B .7 7 5 gradij^ted from the A A F Pilot day dt 6:30 p. m. for two days, Church House. Norman Ash of easterly wind*. group o f Ihlrty-mip student ntir.ses gether tomorrow evening at six Member of the Audit SchooM at Moody k'leld, Ga., and will have a final meeting to com­ Woodbrldge atreet will ahow.a. col- in the .Skidmore College School of o’clock at the home of Mrs. plete plans Wednesday, evening at lectlon of slides made by him of Pnresn of Clicnlntlons Charles S. House, Westland stfect, rppointdd Flight Officer with the Th# meeting o ! John Nursing. asMOClnted with the New eight o’clock at the home of scenes In Gilead, also slides of Hak’s when an outdoor potluck supper rating of A^miy Pilot. A mem­ ' innher Chapter. Order of Deulo- Yorlr -Piijit-Gniduate Medical Chairman Raytnond ,S. Ames of flower arrangements made by the will be enjoyed. In -case of rain it ber of Class 44-H. F-O Turking- (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS ■jgy bM been poetponcd fr; SoHool and Hoapltal, who roortr^eil 9r Laurel atreet. members. The members are urged COMBINATION! will be held in the church at the lon wi)l be a.s.slgnod to piloting MANCHESTER, CONN., TUE^AY, SEPTEMpER 12, 1944 Bight until Thuniday night thehr cap* at services on' .Satur­ multi-engine aircratt such as to bring to the meeting specimen 1 Wear-Erer Ckaacra day evening. September 9, In Me­ sanie hour. . VOL. LXIIL, NO. 292 I 7:30 * t the M«»onlc Tempi*. light, nlpdlum, o'r heiivy bombers; The Beethoven Glee club will re­ blooms and arrangements of any morial.- House, .Saint George's • - ^ and 1 Steel Wool traiuiport or cargo plhnes. sume its weekly rehcar.sals tonight flowers that might be o f Intereat.- > MlM,J*n* EngHuid. - of church, at East 16th street, New Miss Olive E. Metcalf, daughter of .Mrs. .Maria J. Metcalf of 14 at 7:30 at the Emanual Lutheran ilr. «n^ W. Hwry England ■york city. The work on surgical dre.sslngs church. New members, will be A son was bom Saturday at the A I X F O R S S Of Boat O n tar atreet and Miaa .Short street and the late Robert will be re.suniod this evening at welcome and a social time will Hartford hoapltal to Mr. and Mrs. Nafter Oealee. «laught*r o< Mr. Metcalf, who ree'enUy enlisted In Martin Barry Onodstine. .son Of the W AV E S./has reported to. ■7:30 at Center chinch. On Wed­ follow the rehearsal. Ewald Jackie of 79 Keeney street. r MM. Bierwood Henry Goalee Lieutenant Merman anci Mrs. — ------^---- 1------i Muntef Coll«Tlje. . for her nesday, »fh*m lb a. m,. to .4 :30 o f Canirch atreet, ar* attending Goodatlne of 148 Bls.sel1 street, tnUrufig. Miss .Metcalf was p. m , the daytime group will al*> Ooeir Junior College In New Lon- was one yeai old Thiir.sdny. Tlie Cblinter ejui)loyrd:by a Hartford insurance start on the fall season. A clean id o n , Naw Hampahlre, thU year. birthday wa.s celcbmtetl with a wa.sh dress or covcr.TlI apron bs are purtnUig couraes In lin- company. party attended by neighbors ami the only uniform required, with a •aal arta and aolences. The. rol- friends, who remembered him with white scaif that will completely Brushes I«M opcna today for Its lOSth Mrs. David Kullcr and her suitable gifts. Three birthday daughter. Mi.s.s Kaith Fuller, of conceal the hair. Little make­ year with a total atudent rtgis- cakes were made for the o( ca.sion up and no nail polish are also re­ botlen of 878. A four-day orien­ Phel|i.s road arc' spending a few $1.25 and beaulilully decorated, one by, quested. tation paogram precedes the be- days' in Now York city. Mrs. Mary PetiCi-son, one by JVIi>S. This brush is of unusually gianlng o f elaaaea on Friday. Mildred dllvei.and one hy-P.airy's Harbor O i s s A 'X soft bristles— It wlU keep Its mother.' t^ioutenant Gnodsliiie shape for years. who Is In India has never seen his little boy. Others From 39c Up. ♦ * r a n g e o il The Emblem club will hovin ,U.' Superfluous Hair Removed 6 Roosevelt GreetiN^urehill on Quebec Arrival DeUvered To T o «r Home. fan acthiUcs with a polliick sup­ per at six o'clock Wedne.sday eve­ Permanb^ntly — Painlessly —v Safely! Cannister Set ning at the Elks Home in Km k- Full Scale Thrust Two Columns Van’» Service Station Vllle. Mrs. Evelyn Keeney of that Regular 69c. . Cn Hartford Boad Tel. 8866 place la (^airman of the commit­ FREE CONSULTATION N ^ ...... Set tee In charge. Known For Whrmth FoOr glass Jars with naetisl TELEPHONE 2-1264 ‘ screw ^yers. Into East Pruss:ia I Def enses to Open Miss Rena Ilalem's / General Mason K.\NGE A M ) and Quality Bathroom Stools ...... Special $2.79 FUEL OIL Is Expected Hourly Pgdded top. Assorted colors. Regular 83.29. Work Done ^ General Trunking ELECTROLYSIS SALON New Path to Berlih JAMES A. WOODS IIOOM 15 — RUBINOW BI,DG. 81.1 MAIN St. Buy Them On H^e’s \ Red Army Talrt>ls Re- A n o th e r B o m b Including chimney re­ ‘JO Pearl Street DinJ 6366 turn to Own Lines _ • pairs, plastering anti Oval ' One Spearhead Pushed After Second Expedi-j Raid KepOrteCl other mason work. Blanket Club Flkn Garrison at LeHavre > Five Miles Inside the Willow lion Behind Nazis’, 6or- , , Reich from Luxem­ J. PATELLI der; Artillery—Pound- O il P h llip p in C S Surrenders to British bourg; The Other Goes BEAUTIFUL WOOLENS A Wash ing Position for Days Across Frontier from 190 Vernon St. Tel. 8849 . V * ■ f X Carrier Planes Attack Moscow, Sept. 12— (A*>—^Back In After Giant Assault Belgium r Nazi Garri­ Baskets their own lines after a second pa­ Shortly After First t son at Mouth of Seine trol oxpedltion Into East Prussia ^■RaideraTlelurn; Other HiRh Quality Geanina Of For Your Fall Wardrobe Small Si/.e...... 82.19 France,-fle air bombardment as well as Gives Up .After Attacks With Allied Force* In $2.69 to $3.98 Within three weeks, .Red Arm y • . land siege for days. Some 5,000 Heating Systems and - Larger Sizes ...... units gave' th* Soviet command Forces Sink Ships. Sept. 12.— —The German garri- bombs were dropped on Chimneys “Important information” today for son at the great French port of L * ^Ity Sunday and perhaps an London, Sept. 12.—(^P)— Bv Leonard 5fiHlman FURNACE REPAIRING SIZE \ a full-acale thrust^, Into Oeiroan ila v r e was reported to hav* sur- ^ equal load was loosed yesterday. Two Berlin-bound American , From HALE’S “Strong-Box” for Valuables A. F. War Editor raiWered to the British at 11:30 a. The port In taei A Foal Saving Investment '' " ■ % 72xS4" “territory expected to begin at any Tokyo radio today reported I commodate vessels up to 767 feet columns which battered into B^avy metal. Regular $1.75. b Yonr PatrioUc Duty. $ 1 . 0 0 moment. American carrier planes struck at ThV^rtPort said the German i long and drawing up to 33 feet. Germany 70 miles apart wer« N d -^ ...... ,...... This second 'penetration of the .. had been b ad ly; The port has sn outer channel, F m * Full InfomaUoB OuH the Philippines a second time on enemy’s own land was made across w ^nd^d^d h*8 deputy orderedl two other port areas, two tidal ramming against the Sieg­ ROSt, itUI. the heels of the first U. rfl sea­ the Sesup* river, which forms the the s u r v iv e ^ o f the port garrison. | porta and 11 basins or wet docka fried line today. One Firat Von Comp Bros. a n s ...... Lithuanian Republic and the area which coat the Japanese 89 ships Pie.sident Franklin H. Roo.sevelt and Prime Minister Wiaston Cniurchljl fleft) exchange greetings Arr.'y spearhead thrust five TELEPHONE 5S44 an ; Red, blue, green. the railroad station in Quebec, Canada, before preceding to the Citadel of Quebec for their second of East Prussia northeast of In- and 68 pttmes. at miles inside the Beich, Iroto Quebec conference since t‘'ie.$tart of the war. (A P wirephoto)* Free InspactionsI stM'burg. ^ . In the first strike, announced Luxembourg. Seventy miles Ask to tee the Red Arm y artillery has been nop ) came lust 3 6 ^ ^ r a after the; of Grace, w m protected by ex- to the north elements an ar­ pounding this sector for days. last night by Admiral Chester W. •rfff Chatham “ W ao lw ich "l Nlmitz, an entire convoy of 52 mored division crossed the fron­ The new patrol thrust was an­ sault on the port, crucial Curtain freighters and sampans war sunk mouth of the Seine. Before the tier In strength, stepping off from nounced in the Russian midnight Ask Freedom to supply Allied armies that Belgium east of the town of communique, which saldr off northern Mindanao Island by war. It w a* an Important manu­ 1(H)% Wool ChutHaiii fall galea are neari Eupen. ----- Stretchers "The scouts fired on a German N avy planes and the guns of sup­ pacific War Discussed The British troops Involved r ^ e facturing center...-lor engines, detachment with submachine guns porting cruiser* and destroyers. glass, cotton, flour, linen, lace, oil Nearly 300 miles to the rear, Of All News attached to the Canadian First British forces captured the great Woolwich Blankets . . $ 1 0 - 9 5 and killed 16 Hitlerites. Having Other sorties, ranging 250 miles and sugar. It was perhaps the NOTICE! obUined valuable Information,..our from Surlago in the north to Army. eatest Import center ,0f France. Atlantic port of Le Havre, needed At Quebec Conference Le Havre has been under terrl- to feed supplies forward for t h * . $1.00 1 men returned safely to their unit. Buayan in the south, destroyed or S I.00 Down 50c Weekly, damaged SQ more. TWo sizeable Senators Buck Resolu­ maaaive assault on the Reich. 4 . Enter Gnteway City TheOAceof Ideanwhlle a powerfully-qpatata- freighters were hit at Zamboanga Both by V. 8. First Army 'ISvo metal bars that fit In by Gen. Dof%las. MacArtbur’a land tion That Curbs Cei^- both border plunge* were sand*- hem of curtains. Very easy ed Red Arm y drive plunged m o Roosevelt and ' A i l * A s S R u l t S the outskirts of the northern POr baaed bombers in a complemen­ by the U. S. First Army. DR. D. C. T. MOORE to use. Premier Again Einpha- ■ sorship of Press, Radio llsh rail center of Lomza, gateway tary strike at the island. Dewey Carries attle Eupen is 10 miles below th* Siegfried fort city of Aachen. U. city to lower East Prussia, after Few dlap Planes Seen size That Their Meet-' A f C lllCreaSed Washington, Sept. 12— —K S. armor burst over the frontlsf Win Be Closed over-running 30 or more settle­ Carrier planes blasted five air^ the J W IU U COM In this area at 6:10 p. m. Monday. ments In one of the moat stubborn­ dromes and facilities of three ing Is Strictly Military. _ — resolution calling for a Congres­ Tanks beat forward deeper thl* MAMCHISTBR COHN* Custard SeU ...... Now $1.00 ly defended sectors of the eastern porU. Attacking squadrons, esti­ sional declaration in favor of open­ Into Cattle September lOlh to 25th. morning. The crossing from iMX- Regular $1.29. Six oS’enware cups in green .or yellow with front. . mated in Axis reports at 300 Allied-Planes Are Now Quebec. Sept. 12— Presi­ ing "an channels of news through:, embourg, hit Into the Reich norUl- wire rack. Outflanked from the west and bombers and fighters, swept ' 100 I battered by the attacking forces dent Roosevelt and Prime Minis­ Taking Off from Bases out the world ” to the responsible west of Trier. " miles In from the east Coast al­ GOP Nominee Says He- A jkQtlief* Farther south, the U. 8. Third closing In from the south, the Na- most unopposed. Only eight Japa­ ter Churchill conferred today. , press and radio was Introduced In In Belgium and France Arm y cracked through the old rew river stronghold 20 miles nese planes ^ m e up to fight. All summoned their'military staffs f6r ; the Senate' today by Senator Taft W ill Continue His Maglnot line to ThiOnviUe, on th*. from the East Prussia border on were shot down. Sixty,others were FOR TOP VALUB an afternoon aeasion and-agaln of- ; R„ Ohio). Moselle above French bridge­ tha south appeared about to fall. destroyed on the ground. London, Sept. 12- (/P>The un-' Attacks on the New' bv GO IN A NEW HOBOS HALE'S SELF SERVE (B y German "radio account, the flcially emphasized that their j T a ft told the Senate his proposal heads already forged dcroaa that ‘t;| Recipe Files Nlm itz said U. 8. air losses were remitting Allied air assa'ilt on the was somewhat similar to another Deal Ailininistration. e 1 Russians also were again strongly "very light’' and noB»a single sijr- meeting was primarily "military’’ yer. la a *a OwM BNnt BuiH By The Original In New. England! . on the move before WSrsaw and Reich continued during the night resolution offered in the House last esides Eu"j)en. th* Americana face ship was hit. ^ ■ and concerned with the Pacific toward northern Hungary. with a heavy fire attack by R.A.F. we.ek by Representative Fulbright By Jack ^11 CIO Defeated Malmedy, 15 miles south Other Islands .Attacked war against Japan. (D., Ark.) and had as Its object GREENBROOKE (Berlin reported the opening of Lancaster’s on Darmstadt in the En Route with Dewey, Sept’. 12 1 ^ . ------and ahw on ^territory incorpor*t#d 59c Simultaneously with the second Stephen Early, presidential sec­ the consummation of International TUESDAY SPECIALS a long-awaited "concentrated as­ upper Rhineland and a pre-dawn into the^Relch by Nazi decree. H O M E S , I N C sault" on Warsaw’s eaatemi su ^ Philippines attack, strong carrier retary, and Robert Cruikshank of agreements respecting freedom of -,A')-aov. Thoma* E. Dewey J^epublica'llS in Maine To theTiprth. they seized Fort Mosquito rail on Berlin, the air stuck strictly to.,the offense in his r Complete with Index urbs. The broadcasts acknowl­ forces,'again shot up Palau, 600 British Information Services, news exchange. Eben EmaeLvone of th# atr<»ig«st Ob Wafter Street edged Russian penetration of Ger­ miles to tha east. brought to a pre-noon press con­ ministry announced today. The resolution expressed belief war on the New Deal today as his ' H d n d F o l l l M ’a l Action of the Belgtim Uege-ring fo ttf Boll Ideal Gloss Top Jars cards and tested recipes. Two more Japanese convoys at ference word of the day’s schedule. that the absence bf censorship and F6r lufta** InlennntloB euB man lines before Praga. Warsaw s 'lThe Guman radio said Allied campmgit. train clipped off thej Group a Hard Setback against only moderate Naal re­ suburb on the east bank of the the extreme ranges of the Japa­ Early opened his remarks by l6nes were over Ontral Germany the removal of discrimination in tnlTes^ toward Valentine, Neb;, and sistance, and sm^hed on within jnnrto C o. oO eo on Regular $1.00. Special! nese empire were routed by Allied saying that thb President “ la most Vistula. Soviet troops last were re­ gain today. the use of communibAtion lacilities nearby' ranch discussigis with cat­ a mile of the DutchTrontler four Canter etrcet ee at M A lenader Pints, 79c Doz. Quarts, 89c Doz. aircraft, but communlqueii did not ^ased with the press of yerter^ t In the State Election. ported ten miles from Praga. The German air force, still reel­ would contribute to the prevention tlemen and political leaders. miles from Maastricht mention the number of ships sunk. day, on the basis 6f the papers he of, future wars by nullifying "the Are Not Confirmed ing from yesterday's engagement The Republican presidential The First army’s total of pris­ Phoaeet, aUarlXTS (Moscow did not confirm a Ger­ A 15 ship convoy apparently has Seen and a resume from Wash­ effect of false propaganda.” Portland, Me., Sept. 12—'A')— Re­ r beleaguered with the U. 8. Eighth air force nominee, who had scheduled a oners jumped up 15,000 Ifisa week Jar Rings . % Dozen 3c man report of a fresh Soviet offen­ trying to relnfprce ington, that have emphasized, the Text of Resolution news conference immediately after publicans, -in another clean sweep of the conference which coat the Nazis 175 planes, of to a total of 169,706. and SOprem* Glass Molds i . .'...... Now 79e. sive that toppled Krosno, a high­ Japanese troops In Burma was ______military_ sense The resolution follows: ■ ■ " his arrive' has Indicated he will of Maine, handed a state affiliate way and ja il, town in southern Po- scattered over hundreds of square. | and the Pacific theater.” which 133 were shot dov.'h In one of headquarters declared the,« For hot or cold desserts, Individual star sh^pe. Set of six. the fiercest air battles ever fought "Whereas the opening of all Continue what now appears to be s of the CIO political action com­ Were $1.00. , iand 17 miles from Slovakia, which miles of the Adaman sea In a 23- channels of news throughout the hour fight by rocket-firing British (Continued on Page Six) over Europe, made a desperate at­ mittee a thumping setback in yes-, (Continued on Itage Four) Peas i Can 1 7 c tempt t® drive off the E ri" world, the complete absence \Of (Coatiniied on Page Four) ' (CoDtlnned on Page Six) Beaufightera. The British called It ---- terclay’s state election. planes. censorship and the removal of dlk- "fhe greatest 'single air and sea crimination In the? Use of facilities Ui S. Representatives Robert r-i victory” In southeast Asiatic wa- The R.A.F. lighted great fires in Decorated Teapots of communication Will contribute Hale and Margaret Chase Smith Can ters. Seventh Army Darmstadt, a chemical industry T reet r • j _ to the knowledge of all peoples, Bradley to Bie 6 Cup Size, Regular $2.25. Special..... ^ . .$1.98 Taft Opposes Another convoy was attacked by center "7 100.000 population nullify the effect of false props o' were re-elected In the Third «n d Second districts respectively by Aleutian-based planes near iPara- Darmstadt is about 15 miles south ganda and remove causes of mis­ 4 Cup Size, Regular $1.75. Special...... $1.59 mushiro, 1,200 miles northeast of Speeds March of Frankfort and 86 miles east of understanding among .nations Major General better than t\yo to one margins (Lute Bttlletim ol the (/P) Wire) Dehydrated Spiiiach Road Program Japan. ■ ^ Trier, near whjch. It was disclosed thereby contributing to the pre­ over Democrats endorsed by the A tanker was left In flames by ■ ^— , W' yesterday, American troops now vention of war In the future; P.A.C.-backed Maine United La­ Three to Four Servings! ■ ^ I ■ bom ber^ from the Marianas con- are battling the Nazis on German bor committee. -Third District Rep­ 1 HurrU-ana Warnings Up Spearheads Pointed at "Be It resolved by the Senate of • Pkg. D C Gloss Fruit Jar tlnuing^e daily raids against Iwo soil. An Important railway feed President Roosevelt Ree resentative Frank Fellows’, (R) [ .Miami, Fla.. Sept. 1'-!.— Republican Senator De- the (the House of ! a I p. m. hulletin, the WeathSC, Nazi Border as Enemy ing/ German forces along the Rhine Representatives concurring), that (Continued on Page Tw o) passes through the city . oinineiids Permanent (Continued on Page Four) i Biiread said; “ Reporls reached up i t Good Health i$ a iraamre s dares Post-War Bud the Pre.sident of the United States Being Forced Back. Berlin Is Attacked ■' — ■—- ■ '*v ...... ; to the present time Indicate that we must have tb win this wsf. Grjeen Peppers J6-Q1. Bskt. Fillers get Not Yet Figured, be requested to propose to all oth­ Rank for the Officer* i the great .Atlantic hurrlcitne coh« Preserve it! Get well—and The Mosquitos dropped many er natidns that there be included Rome, / Sept. 12 —(>P)- two-ton bombs on Berlin, where t|nues to move slowly westward KEEP well, so, that your ef­ in the treaties of peace, or in the College Fees few enemy fighters were put up in Washington, Sept. 12— OP) — Human Factor with center near Latitude * • ' forts can help s p e ^ us on to ■Waahliigtoa, Sept. 12— A Amerlcan Seventh Army, now treaty providing for an Interna­ a vain attempt to drive off the Presldent—Rooseyelt today , nomi­ north. Longmrd» J2.8 west, or 560 Victory! Consvit your physi­ Onions^^^^ 50- L b . b « ;J 2 .2 5 Special!' 15c move to seek immediate passage linked with- Lt. Gen. George S. tional organization of sovereign attackers. nations as proposed in the Connel­ nated Lieut. Gen. Omar Bradley miles east of Miami. Winds 96-100 cian if'you are not up to psr. of a bill laying the groundwork Regular 19c. Are Assured Patton’s Third Arm y troops, sped ly resolution adopted by the- Sen­ Is Neglected near, center.' "There Is a poasl- Take his advice.'Then brihg German night fighters put up for promotion to the permanent for a $3,.J75,250,4)0P road construc­ spearheads today toward the Ger­ strong opposition to the Darmstadt ate of the United States on Nov. 5, blllty It will change Its courM IM his prescriptions here for re­ rank of Major General In recogni­ the next 12 hoqta but hurric***"? No. 1 Potatoes 10 45e tion program met sharp opposition man border. atlack, said the ai r ministry, in 1M3, or in separate treaties, spe- liable, expen compounding. 25c, each tion o f his ^ccompUshmeof* ®" Speaker Before Ct^iifer- warnings remalh displayed over Stair Treads . . . . today from a group of R^publlcaM Government Will Pay Allied headquarters announced sckowledglhg the loss of 16 air­ (Conttnued on Page Four) battlefields of Northern- France. the North BHiamas Islanda In­ Have rolled front edge. led by Senator Taft, o f Ohio. that French troops of I*t. ’ Gen craft In all night operations — Higher Rates When a which also included extensive , The nomination was sent to the ence of ■ Women Says terests along the coast betweeh js Saying-that Congress can Alexander M. Patch’s command Cape Hatteras and Miami should | Sweet Corn Doz. 3 9 c Veteran Goes to School hfid plung((d 14 miles north ol minelaying In enemy watera. Seven Senate along with a long list of W e Worship Gatlgets* pass InteUlgently on a blU German Aghtara were shot jlown. Treasury Balance remain on fhe alert lor later ml- .1 Cast iron Fry Puns temDlatln? a gt)veniinw)t axpenow* neWly-captured Dijon to Is-Sur- other military .promotions recom­ vices this afternoon and tonight- Tl)Ie. To the east Americans Meanwhile, a front dispatch dis­ .IHMRMACY tS“ in excels*^ o f $2,OOO.OOO.OM Washington, Sept. 12 — '(A) — | closed that,'three Canadian fighter Washington, Sept. 12—-i/Pl T h e mended by the President. Bradley New London,. Sept. 12-;i/Pi — colleges fought Into the butaklrta of Ves Large Size, Regular $1.25.' N o w ...... 79c (the atates would supplement Fed­ State and municipal 1 squadron’s now are flying from position o f the Treasury Sept. 9: now is a contmandlng general of "Our worship ,of a mechanical civ­ Ex Villon Battle ©73 MAIN ST. oul, 20 miles north of Besancon ^ANOHesnttt.cpim. eral cdntrltutlona) until the alze mobile bases In Belgium, taking Receipts $184,759,459.38; expen­ the United States Twelfth Army 6rand Rapids, MU h.. Sept, ^ HEALTH MARKET Small Size, Regular 89c.' N o w ...... 59c' of the* postwar government budget which charge little or no tuition and 32 miles west of the enemy ilization and the u.se of a meas­ ditures $324,335,458.42; net bal­ group. ,4.^P„srfbllltle* fit a has been determined, T a ft told a were, assiued today that th* gov fortified Belfort.Gap. uring rod based on the total of the no-strike pledge at the q y * Cast Iron Dutch Ovens— for tender pot roasts. Regular (Continued on Page Two) ance $15,912,299,043.37. His promotion was recommend­ TUESDAY SPECIALS reporter: e m ^ n t will pay them imore than Both advances' cut or threat­ ed by Secretary of W ar Stlmson gadgetary conveniences display a United Auto Workers u i i u i m i ^ R , $3.89. - Special .-4 .*■...$2.98 •‘A number of other Republican* the customary fa* whan war vet­ ened highways over which Uie who wrote the President'’ urging dreadful unawarenesa of the run­ Increased today a* an oiyonan* « faci that this bill should be con­ enemy had been falling back by ■ - I ning sores of our civilization, an the pledge an n ou n ^ he weuw ;| Top Grade , » , ' ' erans enroll for study. / Bradley be advanced to the (perma­ Covered Chicken Fryers, Regular $3,29. N o w .. . .$2.59 sidered along with other pubim the Gap pathway Into Germany. nent,grade of major general of the indifference to the things that seek the union presidency. IMWW The veteran* admlnlztratlop has worlca program*, auch as Hood There were Indications that See Postwar Divorce Rate line "In recognltiqp, of his out­ have been diSne to us as a people Carter of Flint, advancing a F rq n k fu rts L b . 3 9 c control river and harbor work and ended a. long; period of worry over many thousands of Germans thus standing accomplishments ort the by our neglect of the human fac­ form calling for «>voc*a« *r ^ miblic houaeing, ao that we will the controveiilal tuition problem were Isolated from thOlr home­ battlefields of Northern France." tors In our present kind of civil­ pledge and claiming * t a ^ * a « 'Clothes Dryers (Folding) know how big an expenditure we bv announcing that: land. In the vicinity of. Autiin, 40 in Every too Marriages Bradley commanded the ground ization,’’ Carl A. Gray, president file" support, en ter^ the Mat 54” M Wool 1. PubUs Institutions m ay mil l i i letting ouraeWes In for." ;/ 40 miles southwest Ol Dijon, the forces, i t the time o f the Invasion. of the Grenby Mfg. Co., and chair­ against Union PreaWent______B. Fits in small space when not in use. the govamment at .their "non-real, L b . Would Sapport Haydaa ( French took approximately 8,000 In addition the President nomi­ man of, the Reemploy­ Tkomas, who advocates retanUop-l FUNERALHOME B o lo g n a 3 2 c Regular $2.98. S p ecia l...... dent” rataa. regardleaa of whether Taft at knowledge J, howevw prisoners. Cleveland. Sept 12.— (Z5— A ■ "A * one man put It,- 'the hardest nated these officer* to be ad­ ment commission, 'told delegates of the pledge.^ . . . Shetland Suitings that iSenator Hayden (D-AriZn the vetaran la a realdant. These We respond immediately to Others From ...... $1.50 Up Germans Are Trapped prediction that "th*. post-war di­ thing -for a wofnsn to learn Is to vanced to the temporary tank of to the New England conference would have atrong support for a rates are generally higher than lieutenant genetal: Allied headquarters said that vorce rata will be high" because,of put lip with a combat man. A of the State, Federation of Wom- RWch Again B U a l^ _ yoUr call for . service. Call Kfir.smtft jackets and skirts. All the Fall shades In motion to take up the bill In the resident rates. Maj, Gen. Thomas T. ' Handy, London. Sept. t » — ^ Cooked Salami ' . ^ L b . 3 9 c 2. Otherwise, the customary tul- after the Third and Seventh army difficulties to be experienced by woman can't . You. get 'ta-t/n’s Clubs . which Convened her# black, purple, aqua, , brown, dark green and scarlet. ' Senate tlhl* week, possibly today, troops met near Sombemoii “fur­ some war-hardened servicemen in who haa been 'chief of operatloni at the Hotel Griswold this after­ than l.OOO Amertcaii heavy b o r ua at any hour. yd. $2e98 ..on sh*n be charged, except that to be sort of strangers.’ " HOUSEWARES—BASEMENT end Senator* Ferguson (R-Mlch( ther northwan) advances have adjusting themselves (6 marital in all theater* aince, (UnerSl era attacked Gefmaay today_ no college, whether public or t>rly- He said some students of th# noon. 1 '■ - "U tility ' xnd Reed (R -K *n i aald they were been made.into areas from which life 'was made U>day by Dr. Carl Dwight D. Elaenhower went to Governor' Baldwin was present the flf»h, oonaecottve^ ate, shall be paid less than $10 'a situation were forecasting a di­ backing Hayden In. this course. the enemy-^ntlnucs trying to R. Rogers, Ohio' State University England to take command of Al­ td extend greetings to the con­ other hundred* o l A ^ •Tt dll'depend* on whether there month tuition for a full-time vet­ vorce rate of "nearly forty dl- ii W forces; Maj. Oen. Lucian K. L b . withdraw bla* remaining forces^ psychologist. ference Which Includes delegates pummeled the foa cMa* t# th* I Green S te a k s * 31c la a good attendance," Hayden eran trainee. This is exclusive of Tniscott, JTm commander of the K lAME SiKVICiEl Round — Sliioln — ForteatuMue. French forces salxed Sombemon, Many ?etiimlng veterans, he, de- from .»U of th* New Englai^ tlafroat ____ r V , said. ‘Tf obviously more than a standard i*es suqh as library. In­ Sixth Corps In Southern France; Flytag Fafttwami a & sCezv . 5 1 ' IB miles Wbst Dijon. cured In an addresi prapnrad fo r rUge*. and he added, slates. Mr*. James C. earmark the Stamps Given quorum la present, ru move to firmary, or laboratory faa*. LUnlt- Maj. Gen. Daniel L Sultan, deputy, CORR COM The Seventh army . jq h ^ the the American AaaoClatlon for th* *Tt Is also Ukely, If the of Providence, president of the orator* *ga»a hornbad ^ O.JWHAL-C proceed mth debata." ed allowances would be. made for corannander of the Chlna-Burma- diniiaishing oil storm la g . With Cash« Advanoement of Sdwee, ‘^11 find ence . following the laat war ,la ' PHONE 4340 M A M C M iST M Co m m - . AlIKled forces in th* north only 28 conference, responded, and pre- C o m m *. Thtfbin provides annual federal stoadard, necessary supplies. It difficult to give affection, having peated, that mari-Uge* contracts India theater, .. madas eoavoyed by pr*hahq(J Sales Cottage L b . 2 2 c contributionst o f 8650,000,Oop for I f the I’oilege Is on the quarter -day.is after going ashore on h . long been In a situation where th la. during \ the, early j post-war periud ‘ (CoaUaiied: *• F**e Tw*8 fightera. MAIN 8TREKT was unnatural.” i will also be very unstable, . .(CoaUaued *■ rsg^/T!w*)- (Oau.ttaiMd 4Mi Page T e a ) (CoaUaned m P a g* S ix) (Contlnaed e« gag* Six) ' A ■ -■ J : L i ■ - ■■: I I y V” - ,. PAGE THREE MANCHESTER^VENINU HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ TUESDAY. SE P T E M B ^2.1944

MANCHESTEK EVEN1^

o f KobleuS and the Rhine were 'What It Means' t o Sell Magazines Another Clean from 56 to 60 miles ahead of the Hines Is Free Americana down the valley o f the •.%' \ • ■ X" ,nphnpr Gives Detaife lower MoAslIe. To Aid Athletics Sweep by GOP; The A-merican invasion yester­ Brazil’8 Ouster ofAranha After.3 Years ■ r~- day marked the first time since /• Of the Siegfried Line Nspoleon's day that an invading Tlia annual magazlns eampalgn CIO Defeated force from the west had entered By James D. White. conducted by the Howell Cheney the Retch in more than patrol Washington. — Viewers - with Technical school got underway to­ Fortner Tammany Hall day aa tioi studenta received their raskA and’ Senators IJiigh butler strength. The Americans advanc­ alarm 'who bemoan the recent re­ Leader Is Released To* fk . P. Reporter Visited and Kenneth 8. Wherry of Neb­ (Conttnaed from Page One) ed behind an artillery barrage. ilnatructions and were explained signation of BrazU's foreign min­ German Defenses as a raska, and Senators Hugh Butler At the tip of Brittany American the valuable prices that are award­ day from 'Sing Sing. Chan Gurney of South Dakota. re-election margin was/better Uian troopa battled street by street to­ ister, Oswaldo Aranha, as a body ed to the individuala according to -W ■ a"™ ■ These and other political leaders three to one. ward the walled Inher .city of the blow to Brazilian friendship with the amount of sales that they Guest of German Gov> Oasining, N. Y., SepL 12.—(JP) — were to meet with him at the. 'Republican State Senate .Presi- port of Breat. Unofficial reporta this country are barking u{> the make In addition to the prisee of­ James J. Hines, 67-ycar-olU for­ ranch of .'Jam R. McKelvie, former Horace A. Hildreth won pro­ that Breat had fallen were de­ wrong tree. fered by the school. Y i emment in Ycjar 1939 mer Tammany district boss and governor of Neljraska. ton to the governorship over scribed at aupreme-headquarters as This is tlie word from Lofih- The proceeds, from the campaign convicted protector, of the late \ ■ Hchednle Chaag^a Paul\J. Jullleh, ‘ (D .) with a ma- lacking arty confirmation. Amerlcan experts in tk^ U. 8. gov­ wlU go Into the schools athleUc Bjr Vtmlm P. Loekaer. Dutch Schultz's policy rackets, MeanwJille Paul E. Lockwood, Jorlty^f approximately 75,000— Making Last Stand ernment. These officials insist, fund for the maintenance of nth- \ (LooiK P. Loelpier, chief of was released from Sing Sing pris­ secretary to the governor, an­ the gi-t'kiest given any .guberna­ Tbs channel cOaiA was clear but basically, that there is 5io tree, so letic equipment for varsity end the the Berlia bvcM of the Ae> on on parole today after serving nounced -chedule changes which torial winner In Maine since 1928. for 30,000 to <35,000 Germans put­ why bark ? Inter-department teams in. the •oetetod Prww for *1 «■ The totalXyote approximated' ting up a last stand at Boulogne, Aranha, staunch friend .of the various sports. three years, 10 months^ and 28 t IBM Iqiipected SOO miles of the W'lll take the Republican nominee 1042’a 186,00o\^hen Governor Calais, Dunkerque and In the tight­ U. S., and former ambassador AH of the popular magazines are days of a four-to-eight 'year sen­ SleKfrted Bee durioK • visit of Into Sh'ftriiUif, Wyo., Thursday and Sumner Sewall (R.J was re-elect­ ly drawn pocket aouth of the here, resigned after he had gone being offered to local hoiisewifes tence. s perty o f newspaper men nn- > to Billini^s, Mont., for an over­ ■ : I/'. ed with a 49,000 majq^rity, and was Schelde mouth. ' ' to address a meeting of the So­ and the hovs will be out selling for "I *m happy It la over,” he der supervision o f the Oemmn night atop before going on to Coeur .-fc- the^lowest In years. lyioaant and Sangatte, midway ciety of Friends of America, s the next few weeks with all of said. " I am glad I am getting d'Alene, Idaho, Saturday. s out.” ■ Arm y). Leaving Valentine tomorrow Approximate between Calais and Cap' Gris Nez, pro-United States organization of them eyeing the valuable prizes night, the governor's ■' esmpaign With virtually complete^turns, were captured. Cap Gris Nez Is which he had/ been named vice offered.' He was met by his wife, Gene­ ' In constnictlnR the i^^eotwall, or vieve, and two sons, James and train will arrive in Sheridan Thurs­ the unofficial tabulation wa»i one area from which long-barreled president, and found the place In order to receive e prize fit f^ r fr ie d line, the German high For governor: Philip, who were waiting outside day where the Ne'wTork governor German batteries Aft Into aouth- closed by government order. least two siibscrlptinns must be command tried to And an affirma­ lldreth 130,0.50; Jullien 54,398. the prison in an automobile. will hoid his regular round of eaat England, 23 miles away. He chose to Interpret this as a sold but with the amounts that tive answer to three questions: U. S. Representative: personal slap and resigned as have poured in during all of the Thinner by 20 pounds and look­ How can bombing attacks by confeAenrea. including in this case The Canadians driving north of Plrkt District, Hale 47,835; An­ Oatende on the Belgian coast foreign minister after demanding previous campaigns it Is almoet ing better than when he entered . nvintors be made iAnocuous ? How and sugar beet industries. drew A\Pcttls (D.) 21,.589. • huried^^e Nazis back, to Blanken- some Sort o f satisfaction, however n sure bet that each and every boy the prison Oct. 14, 1940, Hines left c»n artillery fiie be neutralized? A t Billings, he will be greeted by SecomT'Dlstrict, Mrs. Smith 45,- a group headed by Gov. Sam Ford berge, N l j s net around the Ger­ small and receiving none. Oswaldo Araaha will be awarded something for his with the Intention o f . visiting the How can tanks be prevented from 462; DavIdNH. Staples (D .) 20,822. PoHtlral ^m aclea efforts. The school prizes are for state division of parole in New entering the fortmcatlpns zone? of Montana. mans tigntMed there as Polish con­ Staunch Friend o f U. S., Third District, Fellows, 34,684; Word from Brazil, however. In- the three highest sellers. First York city. He will be subject to ■ To gtiard against attacks from Gov., C. A. Bottolfsen of Idaho tingents pushed close to Brugge Ralph E. Grahhm (D .) 10,077. dicatea that the society had picked prize will be »5 with the second $3 parole restrictions until Dec. 14. : the air, the visible protrusions, ivill confer with Dewey in Coeur T^’o years agX^he official tabu­ and the Britim liberated tsikeren (po.: 25.000) arid-'Bt. Niklaas (pop.: up some political barnacles in Its aligned against Uncls Bam and all and the third a 82 prize. 1948 such as gun turrets,' obsen-ation d'Alene and Gov. Arthur B. Lang- ho stands for. X) lation gave; 42,000), midway between Gent and two-year career, which involved it Was PsUtioni lAiiger nolnta comparable to the peri- lie of Washington, will, head the For governor: SH^II 118,047; in domegtit' Brazilian political This Just simply can't be, it’s In­ The white-haired onetime polit­ Mores of aubmarlnes, were made group which will welcome him to George W. I-ane (D .) 88,,558. Antwerp and six m ilfo ^ u th o f the cross currents. sisted here. Brazil's army, under ical leader was convicted in 1939 . as amaJI as possible and fitted Into Spokane late Saturday. For U. 8. RepresentaHve: Dutch border. / \ One of these cross currents Dutra, has been largely equipped on four counts o f contriving a lot­ the landscape In such a manner A fter a oulet Sunday there, the. First District, Hale 38,128: Loul# Allied airforces were’ battering Gives Wariiin" one more German embarkation, flows from Gen. Eurico Gaspar with American weapons and her tery In connection • with the as to be difficult to detect. Dewey pa< ty will move on to Sett- Ji Branir (D.) 28,7.59. factories have been afforded Amer­ ' V tie where he will make the third this time the hasty German 'Mth- Dutra. Brazilian minister of war, Schultz policy racket, which pur­ Moreover, the whole Siegfried Second District. Mrs. Smith 42,- ican equipment. Brazilian troops major speech of his dkn;palgn tour drnwal from the thinning atrip who hates Communism and claims portedly did 820,000.000 o f busi­ line was designed oh what one 062; Bradford C. Redonnet (D.) have gone into action in Italy. On Hurricane ness nnnually. Mondsy night. south of -the Schelde mouth to the' that some of the political hangers- h might call the bulkhead and the 20,164. Argentina Starts To A m Before lekving Bing Bing Hines ■ ntagger principles. That la the Dewey was greeted boisterously Third District, Fellows, unop­ Dutch islands to the north. Brit­ rtn of the society were (Commu­ Meanwhile Argentina, last was given 820 as a rehablliUtlon Siegfried fortifications system is at Boone, Iowa, last night by a posed, 3U728. . , ish Mosquitos alone Ipst night nist*. A t the same time ha is said the lAtin-American nations Weather Bureau Advises fund, which all prisoners receive widely diffused, thus rendering at- crowd which gathered around his Pettis' Statement were reported tb have destroyed 50 to have no particular affection for break relations with ths Axis— «ipon leaving; money he had earn­ , tack from the air difficult; and train when it stopped the|e brief­ Pettis, Portland CTO aWpyard evacuation barges in that area. Aranha. Persons Along Atlantir and then only under pressure— has ed while working In the prison aach *flnlt Is separated from the ly enrouti- to Valentine. workers union president, upon Pushing Into Holland Actually, claim Informer quar­ The British made their push Into ters in Washington, friendship in begun to arm herself and make Coast to Be Alert. greenhouse, p li» personal funds. next by armored doors comparable whose candidacy P.A.C. made its iSiaon authorities declined to dis- Hard lo say, lsn*l It? greatest effort, declared that: Holland—'-aimed toward the com- razil for this country rests large- belligerent motions toward her ' to the steel doors which separate neighbora. close his prison earnings but one the various bulkheads of a modern "Our fight has not ended, but municationa center of Eindhoven— S Ih the person of President Get- Miami, Fla , Sept. 12:—ue>—The ^n zilian s are inclined to re­ estimated they would total less only begun. Our first aim la arid I t i miles north o f the tiny village ullo Vargas. Certain aspects of Weather bureaivi reported today In /act* you haven’t given it much •eaan Uner. Pre-Induction gard Argentine ambitions as dan- than 8100. . About M Miles Deep has been to carry Maine for Presi­ o f Degroote, which was reached Vargas’ administration may not that hurricane warnings are indi­ eroiis and Argentinians as their A fter twice rejecting'' requests Secondly, the component units dent RoosevelL This can and after a German stand With self- satisfy a lot of Americans when it cated for the northern Bahama thought Things are going well now. The natural enemies. The possibility for his release, the State Parole sure staggered backw'ards for a Training Here must be done . . propelled 88-mlIIimeter guns and a comts to democratic practices, islands, and advised persons along few tanks was beaten down at but the record shows that Vargas that any Brazilian officers would Board granted the parole Aug. 22. distance of about 35 miles, so that Hildreth, In a victory statement, the Atlantic-coast from 'M iam i to jo b pays fine, and it looks as if it will last Hachtel, a crosa-roada northeast of has steered his couptry consist­ plot with Argentine , officers A t that time the bMrd announced wave after wave o f pill boxes, called the G.O.P. vote "a hopeful Cape Hatteraa North Carolina, to Bourg-Leopold. ently along a course of active against their own country is that Hines was ^'not to be engaged hunkers. forU and panMr works sign for the future In both the state be on the alert for further advices / forever. H. $. Yoiithfi Have Ad> .The American First Army, now friendship to this country. laughed at here by people who in any business other than that must be demolished from the air and nation." about a severe tropical storm. In 1940, when Sewall first*was operating on a front well over 100 Certain elements in the Society know both .countries. specifically approved by the board l6h took off before access to all facilities for commu­ trically - operated disappearing Inside the unit one ' finds an that the fellows have la commend' \ Batter Defenses dawn flew Ato the storm area nication, and the same rates o f French guns were in perfect work­ ^ amusing system of cannons above able. These boys .have a Jump on while crevK members sent back charge for convmunication over ing ocfler because the Germans Hera’s why: Btoseted with the aid of pqriacopes the other fellows that-coin* from English will be speaker at (next r oservatjdns which led the Weath­ national and International facili­ (Continued from Pnge One) had fled so fast they had not had hy guanera in a calculating room schot^ that fall to maintain a Sunday morning's service. er BurySu to issue the preliminary t y as is given to any press or ra­ w ay down in .the bowels o f the time ,to carry out demolitions. The Hebron Wor Bends ora Hia sofasl Jnvastman! in tha physical fitness program among of prisoners for the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hastings alert^ dio rspreschtative of the nation aarth. One finds a modem, up-to- power plant was put In operation of Fitchville were week-end visi­ making the. agreement or of any date dectric ventilating syAem, *"■ campaign in northern France now a few hours after the Americans The regular monthly meeting of other nation.” world. ducted into the Armed Forces. in excess of SOOiOOO." tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Scrap In Steel alectric kitchens afid laundries, arrived, the lights were on and Col. Henry Chantplon- Chapter, Charles Rathbun. Mr. ,, stings ^ 1 The Cqnnally resolution to which ‘ primitive but comfortable mess More than 85,000 have been taken the elevators were running in the \mal(/’ T aft referred -put the Senate on Wor Bends give you $4 back Ion yoors from D.A.R., will be held at the Nathan­ Will be remembered as ot Approximately 50 per cent of the rooms and dormitories, even a li­ Sunday Debveriea in .'loulhern France. - ■ huge fortifications. Ihg his home with Allan "charge’XJWK.'qBt.«a»^*hearth fur- record as favoring United StatM . , BdWforovory $8youlnvo8f; brary and card-room. A solid front from the North ■file fate of the last German iel Foote Memorial House, Col­ at St. Peter’s rectory. ^ nace In the steel Industry normal- cooperation with other nations 4 I Tw o words eptlomise the plan of P)—The DILLON SALES AND SERVICE MANCHES'^R PUpUC MARKET aectloas of the Siegfried line. lA The Hebron ball nine came out Mrs. Harold L. p ra y has ‘ re­ and BANTLY on. COMPANY _ Rcgnrda'Aie Mntoal ' Opand Arm y of the Republic has pre-war devn when the waetwall winner at Sunday’s game, playod ceived a letter from her son, Lt. WILLIAM H; SCHIELDGB-PRINTHW *Tbat aiakea our regard' ' for received a total of 84,000 from XTM conswueted the Germans on the local field, score 18>7. Lloyd Gray, wtw haa gona over- J. F. BARSTOW , JAMES* BEAUTY SALON BIAPLE SUPER^HELL STATION ■ each other m ut^l," Dewey Inter- counted for protection there on the five affiliated ' organizations to Among player* was Edward Hast- aeasito the combat aone. H * writes THE SEAMAN FUEL A SUPPLY CO. :' n ip M eimid laughter. Duchy of Luxembourg's neutrality, finance ita operations during .the Inga, a former member of tbe He^ F .E .B R A Y 5 FINDELL AND SWANSON .IlUlman had asae'rted that thatVhe doesn’t want anyone to MicINTOSH APPLES MHJKOWSKL THE FLORIST which the Naxlx themaelvds elolat- coming yaar and enable it to plan bron team, who played a coupla STATE SHOE REPAIR SHOP : X>ewey remataad eilent about the pity plm a* hla present Ufa la a ed In 1040, and the natural de­ for another encampment. : o f Inning*. Games are 'promised on JOHN B. BURKE FUNERAL HOME bfifilnrilng of the economic depres- fulfilment of a boyhood dream, FOSTER’S MARKET MIJRPHY’S RESTAURANT AND BOWUNC fenses of,the region Including the The money waa preaented hy the three coming-Sundayar .The and being up in the blue aky on FOR SALE U.S. CLEANERS ^*'glon of the 30’a which he said, be- Ardennes' forest. The raaor back the Woman's RsHef Oorpe, Ladies former„.team, known as the Old BURSACK BROTHERS undei . President Hoover. duty is all a man ebuld aok for. . FRED’S PACKAGE STORE NOREN’S QUALITY FOOD STORE hills of Schwanerakler and Hock- of the G. A. R,, Daughters 'of_ lyners, and the present team.wlU His address is L t Uoyd Gray. W. D. STAR BfAHMIT ^ -D n rcy has declared the Democrats Although only 18« Skipper Win- wald arid the river barrien qf the Union veterans. Bona of Union contest. C A P T O L GRINDING GO. litiltflefi to cope with conditions, add- A.P.O. 16S0()-BF-S2, e-o Postmas­ GORMAN MOTOR SALES ^, ski is defending queen in two Moselle and 'the Rhine. Veterans and the latter'e auxil­ NORTH END PACKAGE STORE WERBNER’S SHOE STORE that there were 1(1,000,000 .nn- Services on Fam ily Sunday w a n ter. New York City, N. Y. Friends JOS- NOVELLI'S FARM * ewnts in Grana American trap- Hits the Osier U m iary at yeeterday’a eeerion oif the CJM OLt CUT RATE BDloyed until, uthe W ar came well attendod at the Ootupogatlon- are urged to virite him. / GEORGE L. CpAZlADlO shoot at Vandalia Field, Day- L t. Gen. Courtney H. Hodges' G. A. R. encampfnent The chepks ,al church and the SiUKiay school CARTER CHEVROLET GO.^ INC OAK 1ST. PACKAGE StORE WEST SIDE DAIRY liPss* A y?*' *«o Wellaburg. motorborne infantry hit tbe outtf were accepted by George H. Jones FOLLOW/SOUTH MAIN STOEET, MANCHESTER. 3.{->!Tha Republican nominee planned Rally Day alao brought out many Dummies which prsdsely dupU- 7 JOHNSON & UPTLE y * ,y*-« nuss became first to win line of the Siegfried system In g' o f Oxford, .Maine, commander-ln- WILROSE DRESS SHOP\ “ nge today with 6k»r. M. Q. msmbers. “Jarusalem” was sung cats airplaaea they raprsasnt are \ CA VEITS GRILL , B. D. PEARL, FURNITURE-APPLIANCES both PraUminary and ;Crand 2S-mlls eweep to the ■ortbeni t cM ef o< tiw O. A. R-, who again TURN! LEFT MOUNTAIN ROAD. GLASTONBURY. of South Pvkdla. kirs. by the choir, Mra Herbert 1^ used for teaching Naval aviation LARSEN’S FEED SERVICE vhieh liberatM the city o f l^oxem- was active in tbe encatnpment " CENTER PHARMACY _ WOOD Gdh kt Urtswold, reprasanting bar FVrtsr and Miss (JUlanr Qrtiniig oronancemen tha ba*t piue*(}qre PANTALEO BROTHERS txiurg, th j capital o f the Duchy. program after being confined to a carrying the solo parts. It m s lui- Kindly Arlsf Peidi CMitaiBcra If Tm Hsve Any! MANCHESTER DRY CLEANERS -ffifi li aw — m af MaSf. 4riag froBi .llgraid tia*. for arming and forvlelng ca^er- V CORNER SODA SHOP 4 a * ...... w * 4BjW ^ A m a o M th at ttm Bav. Jamsa kSMd ¥ '2C! ^ '4 •* 7rfrK»»s t V ♦r

. y "v ' ' /■ ' 4 >>GB SIX M AW CHE55TEK ICV6 NT>:G HERALD. MANCHMTER. CONN„ TtTESDAT, SEPTEMBER 12,1944 MANCHEtSTEK EVENING HERALD. MAEdHESTER. CONN..'t UESDAT, SEPTEMBER 12,1944 7 ^ ■ • N g-a > ' towna> Sometimea they would rounded toast ki A i the method which h.-.s kqcn cm- j ly, who ha* an InlereaUng pr PRINTING OO. INC. - * Lodge to Mark Occaalonally, but not often, they to* Dutch underground zm t II BUMlI StrMt Frequently, these results have Yankee their town*. F.ach one was slightly time the Allied nAvies continued (Oontlnned from' Page One) ■American Bed Cross miilih>«»T. Conn. Of Present Situation .V, Turned abruptly away. la ptrhaps the stroBgcsk «C ^ different, to cover the need of it* to support ground forces nCaring f you .resoh my country. The Dutch' TBTICAB rXROUSON been long delayed In their appear­ By A. H. o. own young people. This Is a suh- system, tne minlmum< tuition will A ll € 011^ 688101)81 Nom* By Roger D* Greene I don’t know yet what their Oermai]eoeenpl*a souslrlest 0«ii«al Uanaxer Its 50th Year the Italian border. On Sunday Asks Statewide Obser^'- “ FUet Wash Tour Handff* | With Brltkto Troops nearing ; will make the -joy here seem like ance. It was months between ject of nation-wide interest, and it two United States destroyers fired be $30 a quarter, or- $90 a scbolas toue feelings are here within a few' Oertitoily hero Is this _ PMsidMI Oetobar 1. IMI Reporter in Spain Inter- la ABC of Sickroom Teehniiiue inatio^ Now Mado Holland,.Sept Ijp.— (Delayed)—!^ ' a mournero’ bench!" ^ ..... mile* of toe Dutch border—and 'Washington and the landing in IN THE LAND OF BTEADY might be well to pay acme atten­ 1,400 rounds against the enemy, tic year. It on the semester sys­ ance of Constitution Did you ever wratch a doctor cottage ym im X sm MQeteA pHbUdMd Bw y Bt« iiIi« B sc^ Jones Facing —Tha ' open-handed citizen* of I Atmosphere diangee llkev^e nM far from toe German Africa, between Teheran and the HABITS; New quote on Homer tion to those letter*. breaking up an enemy counter­ tem,-the mmlmun. is $40. a semes- wash his hands? There is a thor­ Throilghout fhe* State. la no (lueetlon a t their fhMdaya M id HoUdijr*. Xntared at Sincerely. Anniversary Program to ,ter or $80 a Scholastic year. Day on Sunday. viewa Traveler*' from Bruzaela wefe still celebrating 1 But as we left the French- frontier. with to* Allies, niey ^ p M tlm M at Kanebaatar. Oona.. aa invasion of June 6th. But when Cumminga’ pre-convantlon pep attack. oughness in the way he seems to ; iaeond qaaa KaU Nattar. talk to hia laadera— "Now, gentle­ _ D. J. P. In Time for Fall Term their liberation and fetelng the speaking region of Belgium and Yesterday I saw nearly three­ their best to waleome the results have appeared, they Be Observed by Rebek- Reich; Believe War Delicate Job seek out toe hidden germs, in the Norto Haven, Sept 12—<8V— British Tommies yeaterday when men, ](ou know how wrong these These decisions were made just Hartford, Sept. — Gov­ friction that he uses, in the very entered the lovely land of wlnd- score sullen-faced collalmration- Ing lace-edged Itnens whUli X BUBBCRIPTION RATBB ~ have been things worth waiting "ninappolnted In Editorial’’ Progress Made in time lor the first fall term of ernor Baldwin today urged state­ W ill Last 3 M onths, Coiutroticut Congressional noml- we set out or toe front again mllla and brightly painted wooden iste with suitcases in hand being almost sure had never beea i Omi Taar Ict Kail ...... ••W things sre, but our snemiss are ahs TbiH Evening. way'he shakes the Wrater from hla government-financed education for wide observance of Constitution nitons ware completed here last along a highway littered will) shoes near toe Dutch border the tmarched along^ the road by two Zinc* toay war* deposited hi ‘ Par moatb by Kail ...... I for. Only one conference, and that likely to try mane'ivera of a po­ To the Editor: hands before he picks up tha fresh .ight when Third district Demo- ' IRUrt# OOPy • . . » a a a a a# a a# dad* a* a a litical character." However 1 was disappointed in your edi­ On Italian Front veterans. It was announced that Day, Sunday. By Cbariea . Foltz Food Administrator Is white towel you have ready for wrecked equipment of toe retreat­ 'atmosphere became leas exuber­ young Belgian ^ triote who had wedding chest many yean * # ^ the previous one at Quebec, Rockville, Sept. 12— (Special) — Rome, Sept. 12—(/P)~ The At tbe request of the National 8 orata named James P. Geelan of ing German Army. Many German phrased, the pioue Cumnllngs een- torial about He,rman P. Kopple- The flftiet)i anniversary of May­ about lO.OoO veterans have applied ^ B a la n ce him. ant. Wdatara Stataa and t^ O ...... 113.00 seems to have been something of American Fifth and British for studj? at Institutions of their Society Of the Sons of the Ameri-' Madrid. Sopt. “8.^(t)*lay*d) — A s k ^ to the New Haven to oppose Maj. Ranulf corpses were sprawled along the tlipent stands as tha bon mot of mann. flower Rebekah Lodge will be ob­ The order "First wash yoi Compton of Madison, Republican After awhile we became Uncer­ a dud in result. It promised, with I know- he did not want to be­ Eighth armies jammed against own chol'e, and that 6,600 of can Revolution, the governor call­ —(#)— W hat'do tha Germanz think roads. k e k b b r o r the convention, next to one. ’That served this evening with special Needs of Nations, hands" appears often in this w l- Incumbent. tain whether to wave or not a:. -Wf Tba absociated press the promotion of Lord Mountbat- came from Bob Hurley himself, come a candidate for election to features at the meeting to be held the main Gothic line positions them have already been determin­ ed public attention to this anniver­ about their present military and umn. It la the ABC of slckrodm Despite these signs of precipi­ passed little- groups of peopl# Tba Aaaadatad Praaa la azelualaaiy CongreHH. I know it wa* only be­ across Italy today 'In many ed to be eligible and are waiting sary of the Federal . constitution I Jamea F. Gartland of E*at Ha antlUad to tba uaa of rapubllcatioo of ten to command in the Burma the­ who also had a pre-convention In­ -in Foresters Hall. political.poslUoh in the war? ■ Washington, Sept. 12— — techniques that every good^ome vin. hla only opponent when 'toe tate flight, however, we kept, an along countryside roads ^ d in dll nawa diapatcbaa eraditad to it or not spiration. "Maloney can bring hli cause he wa* urged by so many A number of guests are expect­ places aloifg the entire front’’ for the opening of the new college "in this critical hour, when our. With France almoat entirely in War Food Administrator Marvin nurse must learn, respect, ^ d ob­ eye open for toe Invariable pock- atre, speedy and decisive action on year. Constitution Is vital to mainte­ delegates settled down to the bual- ; atharwlaa credited in tbU paper and press clippings,’’ he said. "I’ll be throughout the District and by *0 ed to attend ' including Rebekah after two to three-mile advances Allied hands and both the western Jones must soon announce farm serve. No half-hearted rinse-off neas of toe convention, polled 27 eta of German suicide aquads who JEANip’S Studio of Dance many national people of progres­ As of today, .422 are actually nance o f freedom and liberty'' [ tba local nawa publlabed bera. the Asiatic land front, and that there with the delegates.” As.*embiy officers end I. O. O. F. through high mountain position* Allies and the Russians on the production goals for 1945 and he without soapv please. Tqke a les­ votes on the first ballot and moved linger behind and make toe most promise has not yet really materi­ sive liberal thought that he again Grand l ^ g e officers. A banquet in the sector above Florence, studying under the program. through .represei\tative democra*,i la faced with a delicate task to- son from the doctor’a "fnethod of a chance to open fife on a lone All rlcbta of rapublicatlon of apeetal became a candidate. His record of Eventually, between 80(i,000 and cy.” \ I threshold of toe Reich itself I to have Geelan’s nominaUon made Elapatebea bereln, ara alao reaenred. ' alized. . i To be aurO they still had tbe will be held at 6 o’clock in W es­ headquarters announced. sought toe anawer on thc F’ja n w ,day as he^balances the needs of the Wash your hands before and after unanimous. Geelan, a lalior leader, Jeep- Swore at PILES! aaiwloa ollent of N. E. A. Sarrtca delegates, the Cuminlnga-Hur- accomplishment.* which must be leyan Hall with__Mrs. Elizabeth Heavy fighting continued on the 1 ,000,000 veterans are expected to The governor eald the constita- military, lend-leaso' and reconquer- caring for the patiwit in order to is now serving hlii third term in After we paseed Leuven we no­ "U . ENROLLMENTS known to you Is of such high order attend acho.ol at government ex­ tion was the pattern offering the;! BpapUh frontier this week'. tae. ' Now, as they meet at Quebec ley Iteutenanti had a constant . Hewitt in charge. The' remainder Adriatic where Poles, British and I talltod to German* deserters, ied countries against the near­ protect toe patieqi, toe family the State Senate. ticed a different quality in the But Now Ho SMILES I that your editorial. Instead of be­ pense. last best hope of peace, and was;: and yourself. Yoii/must not carry YOU IMV Mint too, C m dortoro* formats for Can still Be Miiide t^or Publlabara Rapraaantatlaaa; Tba again, the question of the war and state-wide eyetem of check. of the-program will take place in Canadians have been slinging German soldiers and officers who record cro^ to S. Farmers will ...... ----- /.----- .,:---- ^ New Haven Public Work* Direc­ greetings wa received from the littling him, belittles you. The decisions appear to be that planned And written' with such; Infection to, or from dlstrflM ‘• t pjleo* Stmo uasd adJuoctlTflty Jnlloa Katbawa Special Axancy—Naw against Japan seems once again Every vote-poeeeeeing delegate Foresters Hall. | within Bight of coastal Rimmi for had-crossed- into ^ I n because harveat thts year— tor John M. Golden preelded over viUagera,' by whom we had been by opoflolUlt ot ttoied oUnl * Bo ------^SBOOlirf *“to Tork. Cblcaco, Datrolt and Boaton. on their side wse chewed on the He came from the humblest, Guests of honor will include As­ a week or more. nearly all public institutions will foresight that it has survived its.i person. / palB. Itob. sor«0M« fpt iueb reUaft predominant for the discussions of plainest people. He grew up close they were unable tb escape to the The September crop report toe convention which heard former hailed with hysterical joy further Got $1.00 tu}>« Tborntoa A llnor's Bflctal avSmge of ' every five minutes, sembly PrAident Mrs. Grace San­ The Gothic line, the strongest be paid considerably more than greatest test. , .i| Unfortunatriy. running water is tUntmoot today. Or gat tba aa8y*to*oppIr TAP -TOE - BALLET - ACROBATIC KBKBER AUDIT BUREAU 07 to poverty and he never has for­ Reich, to neutrals and to French­ showed an Indicated 1944 produc­ U. S. Rep. James A. Shanley tell south. < Prime Minister Churchill and being plucked by the lajfiel nnd born of Brtdgeimrt, Assembly Vice and last German position north would be the case if the veterans “Our enemies scoffed at the rep-.i tion only two per cent oelow the not availably in a great many "to clear the record," why he’ had I had been told by a Du,tch-born Tbnrnton A Minor Roctai Suppooltoriaa. oRir % en ecuu m u N a gotten how wide the gulf is be­ administration had insisted' on a resentative democracy we prac-! men just out of occupied territory. homes, especially in rutal regions. fowev.W rent* mora. IMWtv. Try DOCrOnS* w y TODAT« Presid’ent Roosevelt. The course of neked "everything still O. K.T” President Mr*. Olive Skarin of of the Po valley, stretches 125 All seemed to agree it would be 1942 recor-1 crop year. It said that declined the nomination. reaident of Bruaaela; "Walt\untll At sU mo* 4ns *t«M nwr«e*t*. CLASSES WILL START SATURDAY, SEPT. 16, 1944 Tba Baiald Printing Company, Inc., It wne tedious buelneee, of tween the rich and powerful and Hartford and other assembly offl- strict interpretation of the "cus­ tlced under," Governor Baldwin, But plenw -of warm water and a dMomaa no financial reaponaibitity lor the war in Europe is such' that the plain men and women. miles across the peninsula and is a great mistake to assume that continued favorable weather dur­ He asserted his work would have course, but It worked. One dele- cervand Mr, and Mrs. George tomary tuition” phrase in the G. I. said. "They thought only the to-, large w ^ basin serve toe pur- presented him from giving ade­ typograpblealeypV||rm|#S4dVeag airoraw a a w a * appearingM>rgrwma eaa^ iii wewad- based on towering Apennine Germany lies beaten, awaiting ing the next few weeks may make Private Lessons B f Appointment. both nations epn now begin to gnte bloc not even each tactlce Supporting his convictions was Thompson of this, city, charter Bill of Rights. talitarian state could be strong, ])08e v^-y well for handwashing. ' aattiaamanta In l^a Kanebaatar Era- his skill at the business of legisla­ mountains which rise to 6,000 only occupation and pfeferably lay this toe record crop year In his­ quate time to toe campaign. He a l^ Herald. think definitely and realistically of eonld woo or crack, however, members of the- lodge. The third All WUI BeneAt and that our republic waa soft,! The important thing is that toe declared he waa not moved by tion. He has the know-how. 'There feet an(T'”'eanalize north-south the Allies. tory. _ pan p e kept clean. A bathroom STUDIO: the day when every necessary was controlled fay one small living charter member. Mrs.* Theo­ Even soma low-tultlor. private and could be easily conquered. In»| War Mobilization Director belief that "a Democrat could not were good reason.* why the corre­ traffic through narrow, easily de­ Stead they fOlind that our form ofi 'They said defeatism* is spreading BoWl, if it is not kept clean, can Tueaday, fieptambar 12 town boea who was atIH an­ dora Martin is now a resident of fended passes. Institutions will benefit," such as James F. Byrnez In his report be elected." Room 5, Tinker Building, Above BH,sh Hardware Co. force can be thrown into the bat- spondents in Washington^rote so Derea college in KentucKy, which government was able to producej but by no means is general. Many harbor infection as well as a bkek guished because Hurley, aa gov­ New Jersey and is not expected to Ground Is Level Saturday said food production In The complete lineup of Congres ■* . On Main Street. - tie to crush Japan.. That day can­ well of him and his w o « s . They attend. operates 'alninst entirely on its the greatest mflitary might the expressed the belief that the^^de- •rch washpan. ernor, hadn’t ordered Highway saw him at work on the floor. In Near the Adriatic in the Rimini the areas under AlUed control, alonal nominees: The Golf Lots Proposal not come a moment too soon, for Oommlesloner Cox to build a During the evening the Rebekah endowment fund. world has ever lUiown.-Tha-'peo* In washing your hands, there District Republican, at-larm, B his office and among the depart­ sector, however, the mountains with the exception of Russia, la are three things to remember: Miss Milligan is known about Manchester for her ability, tbe truth is that the Japs are hav­ state road In a manner to bene­ degree will be conferred on a\class Reaping the greatest benefit pie of those countries;.today, have be fought. about a third above normal piy J. Monkiewicz, New Britain; Krst, Oaneral Mancheater reaction to ments to help farmers, workers of candidates with Mrs. LeilalOrif- thin out and the terrain is sim­ will be municipal colleges such as a far greater reaped for our con­ Here is what toe Germans seem soap, water and friction. First wet and during this past sumifier she completed special adU ing all too much success in their fit hie boalneae...... and all people to a better life—the duction, that war reserve* have \3^11iam Miller. Wethersfield; Sec­ tba - proposal to bring about the • • • fin, noble grand 3n charge of the pler. A break-through here Louisville ilnlversity. Hunter col­ stitution and institutions of dem­ -"lo~beUeve— and hope— today: the hands. Then soap them, work ond, John McWllllama, Norwich vanced Teachers’ courses in New York and is continuiilf kind of life, God intended for all would put the Allies onto the level That there still is hope of a been established and wnen peace Ing up a lather betw.een the fin 'purchaae of tbe old golf lota at own effort to squeeas China still More recent political hiatory; degree work. " lege, and the 'Cbifege of the City of ocratic self , government which it comes the reserves In the military Third, Ranulf Compton. Madlaon her studies 3jith some of these prominent instructors. men. If he was attacked by pow­ Elks Clambake Emelian and Lombard planes to New York, which generally charge has established than ever before." definite defense although it is gen­ gera and around the ftails. With tbd special Ipwn meeting of Sept. closer to complete exhaustion. Get­ Former Federal District Judge erful, greedy and aelfish Interests, theaters \rill become surplus. each hand lowered In turn, rinse Fourth* Clare Boothe Luce, Green­ The Rockville Lodge of Elks 'will t)ie Po. affording opportunities to no tuition. Some state institutions "Let 4J8 here in Connecticut—^ erally understood that France, wich; Fifth, Joseph Talbot, Nau 18th seems distinctly favorable. ting help to tha Chinese, getting EM win S. Thomas, trying bis po­ it was because, like the President After Naal Defeat by pouring over them from a. cup FOR FURTHER INFORMATION litical comeback aa a- Republican hold a clambake on Sunday,,Oct. 1 cut German communication* and likewise charge none, and others the Constitution State—join with Italy and most of toe occupied gatuck. a route to China for fresh Allied he- was making the . fight which entrap German troops in the main Byrnes estimates that 4n the or pitcher a generous amount of Ixag'tim a Manchester residents, in the town of Columbia, came at the grounds of the Rockville range up to about $100 a school the citizens of the other United Europe is lost. One German placed year following Germany's defeat Democrat: at-large, Joseph F. TELEPHONE 3228 ' fighting forces as well as for sup­ the plain people expect from their Fish and Game Club, Osano of Gothic line positions. year for residents and a year States next Sunday in paying clean water. TTie soaking and rins­ I Judge, have long recognized the close to victory, but lost to Pro­ $200 pen and scissors, on a map of our military food procurement will ing should be repeated once, after Ryter, Hartford; First, Herman representative In Congress. Manchester will cater and tickets A,* Gen. Sir Harold Alexander's for non-residenfs. Europe so that 'IVleste lay under ' 4aslrahtlity of town ownership of plies, is an emergency measure bate Judge Clayton Hunt, a dark Year* ago in the Connecticut tribute to the constitution of the decline about 50 per cent and wWch the*hands should b* dried Kopplemann. 'Hartford; Second may be secured from members of troops movpd forward, medium Vetorans Administrator Frank ' , the Axla and one blade lay on Mrs. Chase Going WoodhouaeJ New thd property. which deserves every' last ounce horse last minute entry. . . . first House of Repreeentatives, he United States "and renewing oui European- requirements will be thoroughly to prevent chapping. vote at the caucus showed Thomas the committee or the stewards at and Ug3t bombers attacked rail T. Hines, in laying down the new allegiance to it.” Rotterdam and toe channel and. met without very large demands Londdh; Third, Jamea P. Geelan, of energy Anglo-American cooper­ fought for the rights and for the the Home. Rough hands not only cause dis­ The present need for a suitable and Hunt tied with SB votes each. snd road bridges, gun positions policy, accept^ the recommends the other on Koenlgsberg. on United States production in New Haven; Fourth. Margaret ation can give it Our Job la not better living of all the people and Council to Meet comfort to you and your patient, ' Mtd for a war memorial, the grow­ After a third candidate urged that he carried on his battle In Con- and other battle objectives in tiuns of a four-man educational qd- •Therein Ilea our Utoensraum 1945. but may result In a 'break in toe Connors, Fairfield; Fifth, Peter only to defeat Jtpan, but to do It the nine votes supporting him • be There will be a meeting of the northern - Italy. Supply dumps vlsory committee. Dramatic Debut ■ and our last fortress," he said. Higglne. Torrington. , ing town demand! tS t additional greaa. It waa only hatural that he Common Council this evening at There has been no official Inti­ akin that may admit Infection. by a strategy End e timing which thrown to Judge Hunt, the vote became a great friend and follower and command posts were struck. prig. Gen. Hines said the tuition Inaide the scissor blades were mation on the 1945 goal Jones wrjll We do not expect soap and wa­ All Republican nominee* aire In .'mersational facilities, and the stood at 71 for Hunt, 58 fOr ’Thom- 7 o'clock at the Council rooms with Foul weather grounded heavy payments shall be made “provided Austria, Mohemia w d toe Vistula cumbents. . ^ will make sure of saving China it­ of the President, And In spite of Mayor Raymond E. Hunt presid­ For Mis§ Durbin smnounce. Some officials private­ ter to kill germs, but only to wash ;ptospect o t eventual expansion of aa who then moved that the Hunt anythingjrou or anyone else might, bombers. ♦ that the charge . aare not in con­ to to* Baltic in East Prussia, Hol­ ly express beUef, however, that a them off of the surface of the skin self. nomination be made unanimous... ing. The headquarters communique flict with existing laws or other land and Denmark. Outside were ' the town’s school building pro- say, I don’t believe he would dis­ Parent-Teacher Meeting cut of some degree may well be or the article we are trying to Stop Signs Work It is our guess that Mr. Church­ the erstwhile jurist’s comeback avow following that leadership said the chief advances Were "into legal requirements.” # Deanna Durbin, for ' several the Balkans. Hungary, most of expected even though the Japa­ cleanse. The soap helps to dissolve |.gnun all contribute to make ac- Parents are invited to the This raised the possibility of a ill comas to this conference pre­ attempt brought out the largest which ao closely goes along with tha high ground north of the up­ years Hollywood’s top ainging Poland, all Finland, Norway, nese end of to* war IF atiU unfin­ toe soil and skin secretions, and jlpiiKtion now both timely and Northeast Parent-Teacher Asso­ per siege" north o f Florence. legal snag for some colleges. One Miles City, M ont—(ff)—A high­ caucus in Columbia’s- history___ the ideas of Herman P, Kopple- ciation meeting to be held on star, now emerges as one of the France, Belgium and Italy. ished business and no gopd predic­ the water washes them a'way. way department crew wanted to I; ptofltable. pared to offer great contributlona another Republican caucus note of One Fifth army spearhead was educational leader here suggested screen’s top-ranking actresees as If there were enough disinfect­ mann. Thursday evening, September 14tn Hold Slegfrted lin e tion as to ita length la available. stop motorists to direct them over to this end, and that these contrl- interest reveals that the' Republi­ We are going to need Kopple- within 35 miles of Bologna (Pop: th.oje states might Interpret pay­ well. ■niat Germany can and niAist All Time Record ant In toe sokp to actually kill the For the benefit of new residents, at eight o’clock at the Northeast a detour- So they stationed a butiona together with Uiyted cans of Brookfield are still moving mann in the era we are coming 270.000) In the Po valley. Other ment o f veterans' tuition as a Any question which luay have hold the Siegfried line and the The crop report Imhcat’ed an germs it would very. likely cause wiw nmy >not have acquainted school. Mr. and Mrs. P-alph Gib­ “ purchase of service,’’ in the same been entertained • regardipg. the sevejre skin irritations. Even soap pretty blonde at one end of the States blows already poised, can the previous question on the come­ Into. son are in charge of the program. troops of Lt. Gen. Mark W. Polish front against further Unlt- all-time record wheat .^crop of 1 ,' thsmselvea with the virtue of the back attempts of. poor old John __ J. W. ' way they interpret payment by the ability of the lovely a o h g str^ to 115,402,000 bushels was going into may irritate toe akin if not rinsed detour and at the other—a bru bo' shaped into a master plan The committee In charge of re­ Clark’s command cleared out the ad_N|rtlon#_toro»to *°*’l*^ praperty, it may be appropriate to ThomhiU.. .Avon Republicans did provincial capital of Pistola (Pop: Army and Navy for college courses successfully invade the sphere of noonths* The hinirtolif yitofTtod PAT A SloMr 'dff 'tooroughly with clear water. nette. ’ ^ freshments includes Mrs. John given to soldiere and sailors, give some description of it. which can go into operation at a their own bit against dual Job- Fifth War Loan 72.000) and Prato and advanced pure drama is no\v dispelled. Her H iat within thU period the to record S,101,310,000-bushel corn holding by defeating for renoml- To the Editor:— Bonan, chairman assisted by Mra new Universal picture, "Christmas relativoly early date.. Armond Aflrlcano, Mrs. p a rie s on northeast. /Uhlted NaUons may split over crop likely wlU b* harvested. n e "old golf lots’* la the name nation to the House Fiake H. Ven- I am sure you will be Interested Holiday,” at the State Theater, IS A TONIC J Brendel, .VIrs. Justin Lathrbp, Mrs. The Germans, eaid the "detach­ postwar planning and the Nasi use Along with good' crops of other Bnili by Stadebaicer : given a tract of land lying north trea who got a state job with to learn that Connecticut daily ing movements to the Apennine Wednesday through. Saturday, of neiw weapons may penult, an grains this should go far to re- newspapers rank tenth among all Maurice Miller, Mrs. Clarence Full Scale Push proveb beyond doubt that Misa ym$ gef o INt' fross a go^, m m hot— ' Bast Center street, at a point State Insurance Commissioner ’'’ayne. ((Jothic) line were concluded ac- offenalva. * Ueve national feed shortages. Flrat Salient Into Germanjr Ellery A U yn,..E . O. Smith’s "Ub- atatea in the country, in the num- Durbin can, effortlessly, hold her m eolorM Moke-Up, bwSdt morale— i Just east of tha town center Itself. Annual dues are now payable. P o r d ^ to plan,’* IndlcaUng that That even if previous poazlbiU- The feed ahortages tola year and powered by famous eral’’ platform was endorsed by *her of adyertlsementa and total Is Expected Soon own In any company of dramatic tlez fall to materialise, three caused toe WFA to aak for a cut in now try mora color in yoa r Foe* Pswdosb 'W ith EB opening on Bast Center Only a fss^^ glimpses coma The membership committee with a dtteleive battle for north Italy artists. Her perfo) nance in her Republicans of Mansfield. . . . Old lineage devoted to War Bonds dur­ 7 months will -enable the greater hog production—^wbich la being through o f the actual fighting ing the Fifth War Loan. Mrs. Howaid Bates as chairman is wa# at hand. A t nearest points, first sheerly dramatic role is flaw­ Stndebaker CSiamplon engine I ftm tsa fho hoef-dreaeod w om a n vto street, the tract also^ extends Bill Blodgett, refusing renoihina- the Allies were' four miles from Reich to atrengtoen itself in­ completed with—and a cut in now going on in front of tha Sieg­ tlon, apparently didn’t ' like the Thia fact is revealed in an analy­ making a drive for new, meiftbera (Continnad from Page One) less. back to East Middle Turnpike, on Rimlnin^ heayily fortlfled eastern ternally and prepare for toe de cattle numbers. Cattle on ranges way the 1943 session treated hla sis of Fifth War Loan advertising .Mrs. AIlcj Wells, chairman of the The picture, adapted from w / ERE’S a brand-new'axample of tbe teamwork of the which it has a frontage of 795 fried Line. But from what does anchor of German defenses. at this point is only a 48-mile fense o t Germany and to ouUaat are at, or near, record levels. private pension bill. . . . that has been submitted to the Finance committeeTias' Announced Somerset Maugham’s novel of U)n The large prospective grain crop come through, we can perhaps a bazaar to be held oh September strfp separating Poland from toe patience and .exhaust toe H Office of Scientific Research and Development, the FR^NCE8 DENNEI fast. In addition to the East Cen­ Treasury by the Advertising same title, tells a story within n may affect the numbers of Uve- War Department and Stndebaker cn^neers. . . It’s tbe latest piece together the following pic­ Checking Bureau, Inc. 29th at the school- Fancy work, North Hungary.) story and presents Deanna m n striking power of the United Na­ ter street entrance, it has an en­ Ons sentence advice to the O. O. stock ana poultry kept—for If model of the Army’s versatile track-laying vehicle known as ture. j P. on the P. A. C.: Take positive This la further proof ^ the mag­ food and candy Will be sold, fol­ in the south, the combineil Rua- dual characterization—a worldly tions and permit toe hope of s trance from Wadsworth street on lowed by a caw party. Is Fined $200 sian-Romanlan offensive through numbers next winter are reduced means to disprove the P. A. C. ac­ nificent support given rne Connec­ cafe entertainer, and a charming ' negotiated peace. . as much as Indicated recently the the Weasel, . . This new M29C is just as much at home in : the west, and a 1580 foot frontage General Patton’s Third Army, ticut War Finanica Committee by Meeting Tonight the Transylvania. hills surged bride whose world collapses about Another of Goebbels'^ water as it is on saqd, mud, swamp of solid ground . . . It cusation that the 9 . O. P. doesn’t down within 40 miles o f the Danu- farm supply o f feed grain per unit fACE POWDER SB Brookflqld street to the east heading toward the eastern end of want labor to vote. In other words, the dally papers of this state, and James W Milne Camp, United For Pool Selling her when her husband of six propaganda ' haa found .-fertile not only propels itselif in deep water, fully loaded, but it Spanish War Veteran^ will hold bian plains. O f-.livestock would b e aa large a s < Altogether, the tract includes the Siegfried Line, is meeting de­ don’t call the ' P. A. C. names I want to extend my personal months commits murder. ground In toe German mind—the in any recent year. thanks to you for your part in thie a meeting this evening at eight Marshal Rodion Y. Malinovsky’s Flash-backs * idea that the AUanUc wall was .i.m clambers up and down steep, slippery banks with amaz­ 8 .8 acres. > termined, organised reslsUnce. without offering to take over its troops captured loctflltles yes­ Much of toe meat supply haa ing ease. . . This new Weasel is built by Studebaker under vote-encouraging ' role. ’The place grand record. o’clock in the G.A_R. hall. There Hartford, Sept. 12— (JPi —An­ 200 The film introduces Deanna braachiMl and France lost only hc- been for military and other non- One of the natural features of' That is ciaarly reflecAd by the Sincerely yours, will also be a meeting of the Ellen' thony Laprete, 44,' of 51 Bond terday, most of them in the Hun­ singing a torch song In a tawdry cauae of to# “ treachery” of mlll- contract with the Ordnance Department, Army Service . - , . . „;l>€LlVfEV to fight the P. A. C. is not in Re­ garian-annexed section of Transyl­ civilian uses and toe likely de­ 't h e jr a c t is a natural amphlthe- fpet that yesterday wa lost one a t publican clubs, but in the fac­ Eugene E. Wilson, G. Berry Auxiliary. street, who pleaded guilty In Po­ New Orleans cafe, ancT reveals her j taty leaders aa ahown July 20 in creased need o f meat for these Forces. It adds another unit of war equipment to a Stude­ t State Chairman Youth Fellowship - lice Court today to a charge of vania claimed by Romania. earlier years in flaah-backa aa she .Rter. ftoquentiy used, in pre-war our bridgeheads the Mo^ tories. . the plot againat Hitler. purposes— and . the grain to pro­ baker list that include* aircraft engines and war trucks. /' U M /n m . '-'see The Youth FelloV/ship-of-/4he pool selling was fined $500 bv In Romafiia Russian columns relates the story her life to n ^ Loet Little Prestigo , Ipaars, for community events such selle.'^ Wa Immemately created Judge -Walter J.. Sidor climbed from the Danube valley young Army lieutonant. duce it—must be one of the main 0 7 3 M a in s t r e e t One sentence advice to the P. Rockville Methodist church will So far the German Army seems problema for Jones to decide when : SM, llnworks displays. Level areas and exp an M another bridgehead. Pacific W attar^ .hold a theeting this evening at 7:30 Laprete who is proprietor of the through the 8.CK)0Tfoot Transyl­ ^ Songs in the pirture are held to to havk lost little prestige in-the , . . ontl Pocm oJcf ...A. C..S Don’t be-too cocky now.. vania Alps by way of Vulcan pass toe 1945 food goals are act up. Shtdeboker Phn—r in'Autoaietivo Prognu But it takes no especial'ntiUtatT' with Miss Sylvia Robinson, the Paddock grocery at 155 front a minimum. TWre art only two, syto Die German people. The - SA the tettom o f this amphithea­ Thq labor vote has-gone In cer­ and captured Petrosani. l24 rhilea intelligence to realise that thU tain dlrectiane many tinwe. It DeBated by Parley president, in charge. street, pleaded ^ llt y to. accepting Irving Berlin’s “Alwayi”—^which idea that toe German high com­ ter and on the surrounding , pla- 3lotor Corps bets on horse races at his place of from pre-war Hungary’s frontier the etar slng^twice— and an orig­ V must be the toughest kind of fight­ has never been delivered, in any mand now is leading )>oth the Suspend License ^ teau will easily lend themselves to A pieeting of the Red Cross business and that he did about $50 and 65 miles noriheast of Turnu- inal by Frank Loeaaer, “Spring dtrectlpn. Severin, Danube elty on the Yugo­ Western powers and the United dsselopment for various recrea- ing- ' ' • • • (Continued fr ^ .P a g e One) Motor Corps will be held this eve­ to *$60 business each day for a Will Be Ajiittle Late This Year." Nations into positions the Ger­ month prior to hla arrest by the slav border which was taken last However, ^ e s e nunr^era are mails Of 3 Operators onal fa^iilitles. Bigelow Brook, At tbe extreme other end o f the Friends and,' foes of Clare ning at eight o'clock at the Red mans desire for the decisive battle , I Sarift ••■ 'How W lUali '4b O ^ gee Necessary Cross headquarters. vice squad Aug. 18. He also, Wednesday by the Red Army. outstanding by the fact that De­ “Pardon me! Have yon heard of our^Direct a never-iaUlng, spring-fed stream, Siegfried Une, the British Secohd Boiothe Luce, shaping campaign through counsel 'Informed the court Word of a Russian junction with anna alnga them in a torch style of this war may have been a hg- argumenta -for and against, are Treniepdoua American strides in Entertained ment of Ooebells’ imaginatira but Hartford, Sept. 12—(A>>—Orders flown through tbe approximate Army, with its threat to fiank the the Pa,eific, including last Friday's Carl A. Goehrlng of Ellington he tz driver for an undertaker. the Yugoslav partisans of Marshal never before employed by her.. Rediietion Home Plan?” embarraseed to discover that she Judge Sidor announced that be­ Tito was expected hourly. Gena. Kelly, who co-atara with it is now a widespread conviction issued yesterday by OPA-H«»rings center of the- property. At the }^ e from the north, is likewise fltot' Naval-air attack on the who waa nominated Saturday It has been serving Manchester people since 1891 .«1th low rates has. at some time or anpther, done PhHIppinea, have made necessary cause Laprete had been arrested The Soviet communique said two Mis*/ Durbin,, gives one of hia fin^ among Oepmans. Com m i^oner Raymond C. Baldes t. tiortbem. Middle Turnpike edge of meeting the moet strenuoqs resist­ something to please practically night by the 'Republicans for They seem to believe the Luft- brought duration suspension of and thrtftv monthly payments. As you pay you decrease your ah adjustment in the blueprints judge of pre-bate for the Ellington before the court had anpounced a German lieutenant generals had eat^. performance J as her husband the property, there is high ground ance. One of this army’s staff of-^ everybody at least once, but alsist reported the whole region from biz supplier and Mth having in December, have resumed Rbckville resident was Sergeant a shortage, was the third to be erty .is now an integral part of many to a depth of at least five William Koeber. Sergeant Hamm, teeming with Todt organization the intimate and global exchange workers, both foreign and Ger­ given a duration auspenaion. town plans for a permanent me­ miles in the vicinity of Trier.that of view* that has chatocterized Sergeant Kocher and .Corporal The fourth la Gerald Castcro of morial to-the Manchester men and city, is itself a part of the Sieg­ Opeii Forum Neff went to the hospital where man. Estimates of the number em their previous meetings. ployed toei-^n ranged as high a* 13122 Whitney avenue, Hamden, . sroihen who have served in this fried Line. The other conference p'roceeds Pfc. Keller has been a patient aa who, the OPA charged; endorsed . Sugfcatlon To Tee-ageis the result of Injuries received dur> s ‘ half-million men. war,, the price has now been re- Eronvall advance knowledge , of in the Chateau Frontenac, Que­ ------One zourde said to* German* stolen coupons wltn the marker bec’s------famous hotel, between-,the ing „ the „march , , on Rome . and found . • numbers of cars passing hia sta­ «tuced to $22,000. . ^ the location of the Siegfried Line, To the Editor: ' top military commanders and bf^ -Keller feady to be discharged, so believe Hitler ordered German tion. I It th|!is seems a proposal'which then, this particular advance has In regard to the letters from ficial aides of the two powers. >’ the group went out to dinner. army englndera and scientists and The gasoline dealing righta of . the Todt orgonlzatipn to drop, Should hkve little difficulty in sell­ actually driven a .salient into the teen-agers, about * specUU spot Some Speculation I Later Sergeant Hamm met T-5 -Joseph -KlaBtoer o f J^ortland were where yoimg"people can gather to Arthur Berthol^, also from this everything to concentrate on toe “A Woman ing itse|if to any town meeting, There,, it is understood, are be­ suspended to March 21, ^945. ___ ■ j ' line itself. That does' not mean have fun, I wonder If they would Siegfried line wheq Italy collaps- 3. Start on hi|h oatfl aetivo cooldaf ing discussed such questions a* Klember operates a service sta­ 1. k eep oven and eurfac* unite elean. I f 7. Rotate uto o f bwitiore as you would and its approval on the evening the line is broken, or even serious­ get a IjtUe more, attention if they whether- a powerful thrust should .) Returned to ^A'doaqili’s ' ed. Other soiirceh -Zald the plat­ tion, works In s war plant and bagins • then reduce heat. It’* a good food or liquid spill* on open coil type of to* eparo dr* on your car. It will prOlOng of Sept, liitb should be forthcemr- ly weakened, for the Siegfried is, aMreaaed tlieir letters to the offi­ be made across Japan’s water life- Misa Marie, XerozA Pfunder, forms for new types of rocket operates a m(lk route. Can Dream” Idas to uaa covered utepsils-' This ■hort> 'bombs are waiting in toe Siegfried ^ eurfoce unit, shut off current and remove their lifo. Survaya ahow UA firont unit ia ' But that town meeting will unlike the Maginot Line, and"un- cers of various civic groups, here lihe to the Netherlands East in­ daughter of Mr. a n d M H William K ------^------eiu cooking tone and helps to eav* prw Pfunder o f . Windsor line. reeidue with soft brush. Flat-bottomed used 90% of the tons. Are ymt overwork­ 1-^ afford an excellent opportunity like ‘the Atlantic West Wall, a in town, asking that thlA idda be dies, isolating these rich islands Drin Prevented Practice /- brought before eacli particular for Britieh-Dutch reconqueet and returned to St. Joseph’s GaDega^ This waa a sharp division, how­ uteneils are suggested for bert efficiency. ing it, to o ?- cioua vitamimi. fg or those who want to see Man- deep disposition of.,fortified, posi­ club or organtiatton, at'^ita next marking the Japanese'home land West Hartford, for her aopho^re ever, from other German sources New Haven, • Sept. 12—(F)— A diester’s permanent war melnb- tions which may^ at some points, meeting. and ita nearer defenses for Ameri­ yfear. who said toe present labor on the Navy drill prevented trainees from “Jim’yaway at war, but I' rial' handsomely accomplished, for have a thickness of 20 milea Such letters should be clearly can assault : Additional Staff Azetstants Siegfried Une designed only taking p ^ in Yale’s grid practice I lik e 4 o ‘dress up’ for those who want Manchuter to be- and courteously worded, of course, ■ The chiefs of staff-from London Three additional members o f to bring toe Una back to its 1940 yeste^ay and Head Coach Howie This particular advance,^ then, is and Washington and ,their expert the Ted Cross Staff Assistanta strength, replacing the guns taken Odell and hia aides were forced, to p gin making provision, now, for iii order to hope for any result at him occasionally— jiist np definite indication that it is all. Perhaps, a sympathetic, inter­ advisers must do the spade work, Corps have iflcelyed service from it and placed at the Atlantic worl^with a handful of civilian fths educational and lacregtional here that thea great attempt to ested 'teacher could help get these provide the plans, and show the atripes as follows: Mrs. Blather ! walL', TTiese aodrccs aaid the line football candidates. Moat of toe pretend, you know..He’d : needs of 'the future, to attend and crack the Siegfried Line is'to be letters started. w reasons for them. Rupp.-echt, 102 hours; Mrs. Dor­ ■waa ztlU weaker than in 1940 be- afternoo ■ ' -aa spent scamring mov­ • I Roosevelt and Churchill will othy Kloter, 101 3-4 hours; Mr*. -'T,' ies of i lie week-end supervised make sure that a good thing win.s. made. The Allies are in control of Then,, there are various young ' cause the Allies captured much of be happy to know that people’s ^ cieties and clubs in make the final decisions from thi Eileen Flaherty, 88 8-4'tl^ure. . the material, left at the Atlantic scrimmage with jto* New London strategy, and it is part of that detailed plans taken to the citadel most churches. Why not (if these . ,..!.walL.-...... ! ------Sub base eleven. strategy to make the Germaiii^, from the workrooms in the Cha­ . I still have our. cleaning youngsters are intefosted, too) teau. At Quebec who moet certainly do not have'as Sdvenih Army Sees Bfore.SocUUsm "Walter Broe^ Named. at have your club write aa a unit, to The future'of Britain’s former Fofc To denominate and laundering done The almost regular Conferences much '-strength as they need for these adult organizations, through holdings at Hongkong under an New Haven, Sept 12 — Middletown, SepL 12— » «:$ « To Meet Local Oiampe Be Moved Back If Tie 74 starU for a .595 percentage. For Lewis Go liulwl tB^oitanoa la tbs eoming yond the bq^ facts of hla deabi. Need Social U fa ' Time .Views the News. Lum and Abner. —Ballon Badi with PAa 8:80—WTIC — A Date with .v» 4 —.1 ' Boaton„clubbed the West 42 of 74 war luilt trt^ of Francb Fascists. AboutToWn New Haven, Sept, 12—(JPi— The Manchester Gai^en Club But then were these two sen­ And they should be looked af­ |4:45—W T IO -Young Wldder Results Among Leaders gj. Lpui* managed a 89 ot Aiidra Oeraud, writing under tences About the future. “I guess ter aocially. , ^ Brown; WNBC — United Press Judy: WDRC — “Theator of Ro­ Southern Connecticut, parched by­ which is entering upon' its 20.tb i 7-, pate tor .520 and New York Champ’ s Manager 'Is The Polish Amerieaas, the losat tbs paoudonym of Pertinax for the ebidren and I will go on living The social life of a widow la of Newa £ mance; WTHT — News; Castles tbras decades, Is a brilliant b»*- The Covenant - Congregatreml record drough]^,, which has been year,! held an enthusiastic meeting here, as I somehow can’t imag- ten a pretty dreary affaic. But i' in the Air; WNBC — Nit Wit By Jack Hand ■, Juat broke even in 74 tilts. Wash- Twilight league defending chasa- last bight in the Robbina room of 16:00—WTIC —\when. a Girl Mar­ (Associated Press Sporto Writer) ington was easy meat for the Pl^^ed with Willie’s pions snd current' first plaes wte> ioclan and newspaperman. He church. 43 Spruce street, will hm only slightly dafnpened on rare ipe living anywhere else. But the wouldn’t have to be as bad as ii I ries: WDRC -^Newi; Ad Uner; Court. iccasions tl|^s ■ summer, looked Center Church house. Mrs. Doris ners will step out tonight sgotaMt. wrats both for paper In Jus na> Its quarterly biisiness meeting to­ ‘“ J-yeara ahead seem long I UBualty la. It la dreary becauaJ | WTHT — News; Music; WNBC 9:00—WTIC — Mystery Theater; Poaalbllltiei of a two or three- i Tiger* who took them 15 of 18 and Showing; 3*1 Choice. morrow evening at 8:30 at the fiopefully to skies today which car­ Bryaht presided at the buslneieg] Americans are determined - “ th a t: m arri^ women are—aa a rule— WDRC — Burns and Allen; the strong Pratt end Whitney tlve France, being editor of L’Eu- session. Mrs. Bryant la , treaaqrer —^Terry and the Pirate*., way.tie for the American League ! iJliailrin* rope Nouvells, and for English church. Every member will want r ie r s pronfiise of raip. their war-injured shall not be for- | self-centered and aelfiah when H WTHT — Gabriel Heat ter; pennant' appeared less fantastic- (^Icago by the aome 15-8 margin. club of West Hertford at the Weet Buoyeil up by the weatherman, of the Federated Garden Clubs of I ft;i5—WTIC — We Love andj t ^ B C —Famous Jury Trials, Among the rivals, Detroit beat Hartford, Sept 12 — "Boy, i Side Ovai. The game iB achedi . and American papers: London i to attend this meeting, which will gotten after this war—that every | comes to including lone women ii today as the four leaders loafed doesn’t he look good—they both follow the praise service, the who said.lt would fain—but really the State which celebrates itS'lSth effort will be made to help the , their entertaining, Learn; WNBC — Dick Tracy. | 9:15—WTHT — Screen Test New, York 12-7 but bowed to Bos­ I uled to start at 5:45. Dally Telegraph, New York Times, anniversary next month in con­ through an ea.ly week rest period do,” commented Trainer Bill Gore theme of which will be “Answered raln-^before night, farmers and blind and th'e crippled and the j If the wives of every communit) I 6 :80—w n C — Just Plain BlU; 9:30— WTIC — Words at War; before moving into the final ton io-8 „8 t. Loul* shaded Boston Tonight’s clash will be tbe first Baltimore Sun. city, dwejiebs. alike, restrained nection with the annual meeting WDRC — War Commentary; WDRC — Thia Is My Best; with a-*merry twinkle in his baby- Considered by many to be an un­ Prayers." physically and mentally broken would...... be kind and considerate stretch drive. 10-9 burtratled the Yanks 10-8 in of a best two-out-of-three game their optimism lest the promised at New Haven, Wednesday, Octo­ Booeball Scores; WTHT—Tom WTHT — American Forum of bhie eyes as he tuniell from the official spokesman for the French find as good lives for themselved enough to see that war widowi I With an average' of 17 gkmes to games. The Browns held a 12-9 ring in which Wilhe Pep and Ge- series between these two standout The Auxiliary of the Itaiian- downpour cyade the territory. ber 11. at the Cqpnecticut Agri­ as possible. . . aren’t left sitting on the aidelinei I Mlxr WNBC—Jack Armstrong. the Air; WNBC — Spotlight edge on the Tigers'and New York diamond arrays. The '. invading Foreign Office, his shrewd, care­ Officials of the New Haven Wa­ cultural Eheperiment Station, 123 Bands; Corofiet Story Teller. play, Detroit had 18, the first naro Rojp were sparring at the ful and analytical records enabled American society will meet tomor­ -But what of the war widows to but are Included in their part) | l6:46—WTIC — Front Page Far­ and Boaton split even in their 22 Charter Oak Gym. Pratt and Whitney combine bS* ter Company, too, watched' the Hiintingtoq. s(rbet. Mrs. Bryant as whom "the years ahead* seem rell; WDRC — Swoon or Croon; 10:00-WTIC — Harold Ickes; place Yankees were only three to prepare the extraorehnar- row evening at the clubhouse on lists— life for them would be a lit­ lengths in front of fourth-place meetings. Among the appreciative, ap­ amassed a most imposing recoird .skle.s, hopeful that a Teal rain a member of'the board is expected long?” Don’t we owe them aa tle less dreary, a little lesa hop^| WTHT — .Superman; WNBC— WDRC — Service to the Front; Browns At Home up to date. The team haa copped Uy complete—and disheartening— Eldridge street. Mernbers are urg. to attend And two delegates wilt t^ B C —Raymond Gram Swing. Boston one game ahead of St. plauding spectators watching the ed to attend aa the fall activities storm might bring relief'to rcacr- rriuch 7 less. Sea Hound. St. Louis faced a comforting the iea)Tue championehlp to not Story of the downfall of France. voirs already sadly depleted. be appolnted'-(p represent the local 10:16--WTHT — Dick Kuhn’s Or­ Louis snd a half game on top of featherweight champion stage a will he dlsciuvscd. A social period We can’t make their lives right This is a problem that will hav41 . Evening steady diet of home cooking for three-round duel with the Mexican one, bpt two circuit*. The first Pertinax shows precisely how The New Haven Weather Bu­ club^Tt Is hopied as many as pos­ again — because we can’t bring to be handled by women—for it ii | I 6 00 -WTIC — News; WDRC — chestra; WNBC—George Hicks. Detroit . the weaknesses, the treason, the with refreshments will follow the If a tie should result, the World the rest of the campaign as all the lightweight waa Coast Guardsman W'as tile East Hartford Twilight reau said that, although Septem­ sible will plan to attend either the hack their husbands. But ehch women w*ho rule the social worldj News; WTlfT — News,; WNBC 10:30- w n c - M u s i c Show; the Browns remaining games will league and the second was clinched inoptltude of Oen. Maurice Game- business session. ber Is usually a dry month, there WDRC — Congress Speaks; Series opening date of Oct. 4 Ruben Shanks, western boxer re­ morning session at -10:15 or the community could be responsible It is something they can , d o ,, ,.^New*.,. be played at Sportsman’s Park. in the New Britain Industrial, loop Un,' Premier Daladler, Premier were Indications that this month AfteiTioon lecture at 1:45. WTHT — Music; WNBC — Let might have to be moved back al­ cently back from overseas duty, for seeing that they are helped they only will. 8 :15—WTIC — History In the Boston had finished up home busi­ and Pat Battalino, former world's last Thursday. Thi* record alotM . Paul Reynauld. Marshal Henri Pe- A special riiecUng of the Board might prove an exception and be It has been decided by the Fed­ Yourself Go. though a single game playoff in , Headlines; WDRC — Edwin C- ness and was slated for 17 road featherweight champion. apeaks for itself as to the ability Uln, and, lastly, the evil-faced of Education was held last night unusually wet. 'There were Indlca- erated^ Clubs to raise $500 or more Hill', WTHT — War Gardens; 10'45—WDRC — Dance Orchestra the West could be completed in and s slight change was made in games before the end. Nsw York Botli were duly impressed, as of the Invaders from the 'Capitol- Pierre Laval. Inexorably wielded tiO(i,s„that at least the next few before' the Annual meeting, to ' be golds, Mrs. Rose Campbell, a vase Ckmcert Hour; WNBC — Sports 11:00—VVTIC — News: WDRC — time to open on schedule in St. tbs spades which dug the nation s the annual budget, amounting to days would be so, the weatherman News: WTHT—News: WNBC— Louis if only two teama were in­ hac. only two more Stadium dste* waa Bill Gore, with Willie Pep’s City. uspd as a Federation gift where of vari-colored impatiens; George and Scores: Race Results. -showing In the ring a few days PA'* flood Team $59. The Joint School Board, mera- said. moat appropriate and moat need­ Judge Delays United Press News. volved. . ■ in 17 and Cleveland had only, a grave. Clark miniature zinnias. A num­ 8:30—w n C — Strictly S p o r » ■; away from his Thursday night The local nine on, the other hand Minutely, and perhaps a trine bera of the Board ,of Education The temperature Is expected to ed. The Federation has in the past WDRC — Jack Stevens; WNBC Ul;15—WTIC —Harknesa of Open gaps lii the lesigue sch *^ four-game series in Cleveland be­ ber brought petimlas, many of fore setUlng down at Briggs 8U - non-title match with Charles (Ca- has a record that is good although too much so, Pertinax takes each and Selectmen will meet tomor­ femain in the cool upper 60’s or donated money ' for plants and them frorp plants bought at. the —Mayor Morteiisen. Washington; ’ WDRC —r Joan ule left only a New York-Phlladel-- of the ■ "gravediggers" apart, not row night \for further* study of lower 70’a with winds picking up His Decision Brooks Songs: WTHT — Music; dlum through Oct. 1. ’ bey) Lewis. The champ meets the not aa brilliant as the P. and W.’s. ftowera for camps, dispensaries May plant sale of tbe club. Mrs. *•45__WTIC — Lowell Thomas; phla night game Wednesday hang New Yorker over .the 10-round' omitting a single crime. It Is school problems. in Intensity. and chapels in Connecticut. Gar­ WDRC — News; WNBC—Hen- WNB(J—The Music You Want. Ing before the weqk-end business Monday waa a complete blank The PA’s have romped through W. W. .Eelis. chairman of the pro­ in tha American but Cincinnati route at tlie * Auditorium outdoor the local Twilight league in fine written dispassionately, and with New Haven firemen had an un­ dening has power to heal wound­ gram committee, showed an artis­ hy J. Taylor. 11:30—WTIC — Polich Orchestra; starts on Friday but the race can The regular meeting of the usual experience last night when WDRC — Casey, Press Photog­ moved up. to within three games Arena. fashion and in independent gamsia. foserve to make a great contem­ ed minds and jangled nerves, and tic arrangement of crimson canna Stafford Doctor Is Ac> 7:00—w n C — Music 8 h o p, not be decided before the final in' Mighty pleased with the champ’s porary history and one which the Ladies Auxiliary, Anderson Shea rubbish In a catch basin in ths a new phrase we are hearing more WDRC — I • Love a Mystery; rapher: WTHT—Sammy Kaye’s tcraectional series starting next and a half of Pittsburgh in against the best possible attrac­ flowers and harmonizing brown- showing. Gore Is satisfied his tions in the state, the team has p ^ o t jurors sltUng In judgment Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars city’s sewer system caught fire. about is “horticultural therapy." foliage in a brown container. There cus.ed o f Stealing Mon< WTHT — Fulton Lewis Jr.; Orchestra. week. their ecrap for second place In the 11:46 _ WNBC — Contemporary Natloriil by easing out a 8-5 10- charge will be in the best of shape. more than held their, own. Fans o f tbelr swastika-tainted leaders will be held this evening at 8:15 Firemen said this was the first This will be the topic to be dis- were other vases and baskets of 'ey from Dead Man. WNBC—Land of the Tlgeni Lead Sox Meanwhile, Lewis, re.aisting at­ might do well to read. at the Army and Navy club. time within their memory that ^cussed by Dr. Terhune at the aft­ 7-16__WTIC—Newa of the W orl^ Composers Concerts. Detroit held a slight edge on Innlng win over Chicago. know the ability. of the Polish blooms too numerous to list. - 12:05—w n c —Newa; Roy Shield’s tempts to bring him here — his team and regardless of the ad­ • • • they had ever been called upon to ernoon meeting above mentioned. WDRC — John Nesblt; WTHT handlers, of a suspicious nature, ■J. C. Tarbell, Service Engineer extinguish a firft„Jn the sewers ' The local Garden club voted to Stafford, Sept. 12— Judge — Musical Quiz. Orchestra. vance dope and record of theii BlacArthur Close-L’p 1:00—w n c — Three .Suns. Dundee^ an Amazing Feather not willing to give Pep’s handlers 04|i. Douglas MacArthur has of the Chrysler Corporation, i m ­ which ordinarily Would have been send the sum of 'five dollars for Harold W. Bruce, in Borougp Court 7 :80—W’nc — Dick H a y m a s; a chance to sec him before the opponents, they know that it will plex Division, will be the guest filled with water. thia purpose.' Letters were read here today, reserved decislra Ir WDRC — American Melody 1 :16—w n c —Songs by qheila. take a mighty good team to down long been a legendary figure Fall Of Germany 1:30—w n c — Strings for MedlU- fight—is rounding into tip-top con­ throughout the Philippines, says speaker at the Rotary club meet­ In Washington, fish-catching from the Windsor Lopks Air Base, the case of Dr. G. Perclval ^ r d , Hour; WTHT — Arthur Hole; dition in New York. the beat club In the local Twl cir­ cats and dried out 'awan|ip8 have tlOB. — First Grid Practice Shed Two Tons Making Weight; Frasier Hunt In his book "Mac- ing this evening at the Manches­ to which the Manchester Garden Will Not Effect 72, for.mer medical examh^r, WNBC—The Green Hornet. Plenty of Room cuit. ter CJountry club. Dinner will be been reported. The drought-strick­ Club also contributed to the es­ charged -yilth embezzlement al The Auditorium’s outdoor layout BaUon Back With PA’s Artbur and the War Against Ja­ en streams, fading steadily for pan" (Scribner's: $2.50), but the Served at 6:30. tablishment of a rectongular gar­ funds' by a public officer. Won Title in 14th Year in Ring has been expanded to give sing- The PA’s welcomed back with more than a month, have trapped den, stating how much the-serv­ Christmas Mail Dr. Bird, arrested July 31 on Attracts 100 Players sidera more room than they had at open arms, their ace southpaw, ^ brok makes MacArthur no legend. m ^ y trout In shallow pools and Tbs general, tall, sincere with The committee In charge of:the ice men enjoired the flowers and warrant requested by the ataiti B 06' Hope Back on Air the Pep-Kogon fight. No point In Don Ballou who was mainly to- Dorcas Sliver Tea, Saturday from th » fish have fallen easy prey to outdoor chairs at the garden this attorney’s office^ waa speclflcall; By Billy Roche * the arena will be more than 85 strumental in the success enjqjrfd gleaming eyes mid dauntless cour­ the cats. age, Is a flesn-and-blood hero If three to five o’clock at Emanuel summer during their convalescent Even If waf in Europe should accused of taklng\ $40 from thi The Referee feet from the ring, which makes by the team in the league this Nature observers there said to­ periods. Red Degutis Heads 12 SlHacks year before taking a turn at pro­ there ever was one. Lutheran church, has secured Miss end during the special Christmas body of John Farra who died of In First Show Tonight Johnny Dundee was an an^az- it a compact layout. June Mildner of Bolton to sing, day that all the smaller animals Schedules for the ' Manchester overseas mailing campaign, keep aelf-lnfllcrfd gunshot wound oi Ing featherweight. The famous Genaro Rojo. Mexican light­ fessional ball. Ballou won six Describing the general’s job at have deserted the woods In their Returning Lellepmen;j and m Im Helen Hawley of Oak Grange Fair were distributed to those holiday packages rolling to M"av 29. \ ■ \ ' . — Scotch-Wop was an old man as weight from the WesUCoast who games in seven starts and was ’#ataM. Hunt, says: “The block search for water and food for the be BM on the road southward had street to play piano selections. members as well as tickets sold your G.I.s abroad. They’ll atlll bp - In court today State Polici Prospects Bright for Sucides D omti fighters go, when in his 14th year has scored two knockouts here, matched against the top teams ig winter. &mall fruits and berries at of profesaional fighting be won the beld up not less, than 200,000 Jap­ Both talented young women have carrying a chance on shrubbery. It there to- receive them. Lieutenant Leo Mulcahey' ^ and | faces rough, tough Jackie Connors the loop In gaining the victories. the edge of the woods have dried is expected a number will enter The plan now is to demobilize State Police Officers Arthur Good Grid Season. chamnionship from FTigene CriquI of New York In the eight-round Puzzy Pawlowskl, the lad from anese troops, 1,000 planes and a appeared many times at musical up, they said. tag'^ek and ready for anotoer night on N^ U affairs here and in sunounding Lynx jacket' Is nnatle of the long hair of onshom sheepskin', i exhibits at the Grange show Fri­ troops in the European area Coss and Richard Y. Browii radio seasbn. is tonlghf'e premWre ' "(tovernor Dewey s Neighbors U a’ the Polo Grounds. July 26, 192.3. seml-fin.tl Co.nnors’ left hooks to Ekuit Hartford Who fashioned a great armada of troop, supply and In Columbia, a jarring blast plasticized to give it appeAranre of glamor fours. Defeat Nearly Puls Los He fought Johnny Kilbanc 20 (he boily have sickened inany a foe, warships. Instead of snuffing out towns. Dorcas members or others day and Saturday of this week.. gradually, and that will keep the tifled that they had examined on NBC at\o. ' will conduct interview* from Manchester High’s gridiron war­ three-hit Shutout in hla only ap­ was heard throughout the town Following the business session, bulk of^ them overseas long after body of Farra twenty minutes ' Alone wltm other microphone Pawling, N. Y„ and Owosso, Mich, rounds for the title 10 years be­ and if Rojo can put the durable pearance at the Oval , this year, the totally inad^uate defense who have not already signified By Epsie Ki’nard ytic “ fur" -lynx, beaver, fox and riors held their first practise yes­ ers Out of the Secoml last night and'brought a flood of Norman Ash of Woodbrldge street Christmas. . Maj. Gen. Lewie 8. fore Dr. Bard arrived at the-Brownl co-workers, Bob^wiU have Skinnay Each city will be allotted 15 min- fore, obtained a draw. Then he had one away he will gain a ' host o f will probably start agatost ths • iarce* ot Luson, as the Japanese their intention of being present telephone inquiries to operators, NEA Staff Writer i sealskin—V ill soon appear in this terday afternon at the West Side to wait until CriquI knocked out should contact the co-chairmen. showed a choice collection of Koda- Hershey, national director of Se­ Funeral home here. At that'tlm*,| ' Ennis as orchestra leader again. \ ute*. . Round Play. friends for himself. West Hartford club. Rocky high command believed they could to the ration board and other pub­ parade of cairacles, and at a great they testifled they took from Far- Oval when more than 100 candi7 out Kilbane. The pollu wore the Kenny James. Waterbury wel­ OoT they were forced to settle Mrs. Arthur Tolf and Miss Ann chrome slides, made of flower ar­ lective Service, has said that be­ Ennis recently wM honorably dls- j ------Lupacchino and Jimmy Blanchard, - lic places. New York. —- Post-war dream' saying foe the woman who wants tween 1,000,CiOO and 2,000,000 ra’s pocket a wallet containint dates reported to Coach Tom Kel- Woods All Stars displayed stel>- crown leas than two months. terweight who added a couple of both with perfect records in tks dosm to a dreary and expensive Johnson of Clinton .street, to as the look of fur without paying its rangements by the members, aa charged from the Army. .Hope ie. Talks tonight: The blast caused by Dairyman come true is the perfection of plas­ men will be discharged when $158.95 ana .a check for $49.S5| iey. ler ball last night at the Ncirlh Dundee, 5-4 1-2 and weighing kayoes to a thrilling draw he league, will be held in reserve. time-consuming operation.” slst them with their plans. Robert Cobb, who. like , other price. Soon "mink” coats will join well as a number of slides taken taking hit program on tour at, m b s , 9 :30—American Forum The afternoon's festivities;' con­ tic fur coats, some of whlclr are Germany falls. But, be added, made out to the dead man. The End Playground when they whlte- 124 pounds at his best Participa­ staged here with Lou Kenny, box­ The rest of the PA regular That was not aU. MacArthur farmers, has been having difficul­ the ranks of these fabulous syn- the past summer in the delightful once starting tonight at Mufoc ^ .‘MUltary Training in Peace sisted of mainly conditionings exer­ ted In more than 300 fights in 20 even if the Army discharges them wallet containing the money waa Dry Lake, Calif. Subaequently he , xime” ; CBS. 10:30—Sen. Thomas wa.shed the Suicides by a score of es Vin'nie Salvo of Nqw York in a squad will be on- deck with. John­ was entrusted with stopping the Temple CThapter No. 52, Order ty in obtaining water for his already in the stores, with othera j theti'esi and" the lu.xurious effect neighboring hUltown of dilead, cises and with' a September sun yeprs while sliding up and down six. Unbeaten Pat Scanlon of New of the Eastern Star will meet to­ with its well kept Main street, at the fast rate of 1,000 an hour, returned to the pocket of the dead will visit Chicago, Canada and To-1 gtewart on “Surplus Property DU- 3 to 0 behind the effective chuck­ ny Green, Butch Becker and J^ianese In Australia and with stock. Cobb said he was trying to coming up. Put side by side With ; will be achieved by means of plas- it would atill take ten months to man, the cfficers testified. blazing down, upon the Oval, the the scale like a. circus calll-Spe. York meets Fred Polowitzer in *kmly a tiny friction" of the morrow evening at eight o’clock “ blow out a water hole" and had l o v ^ white colonial houses, white peka, Kaa. posal. candidates attired themselves to ing of Bob Monroe. taking on all-«omers from ban­ George Jacobs In the outfield. beaver, safari seal, lynx, fox JSmd ticized muskeat. send all the men home. Coroner Bernard J. Ackerman T h e loss virtually knocked the another six. ' ■ , American stream of production In the Masonic Temple. Worthy touched off a heavy charge of dy­ m e»ing house and m.agnificant Also tuning tonight: the atmosphere and responded by tams to welters. During, the proc­ Hank Haefs and Al Surowelc or* ; mink which they Imitate, you can| Pelts Are PlAsUclzed ' There’s no guarantee, either, testified that later when Dr. Bard .Suicides oLt of the second round srbtch was going to Europe and Matron Miss Eveljm Burrell hopes namite In a suitable place on his hardly tell which owes its fabulous; For the transformation of sheep- shade trees. Those listeners with the'‘'fcritlc^ NBC. 8—Ginny Slmma; 5:30— wearing ahorts. ess, Dundee, a marvel at making fenable re.serves.- T that your particular serviceman turiied the dead man’s possessions wWle the Icemen by winning an­ North Africa, MacArthur did it. for a gopd attendance at this first property. look to chemistry and which to the skin Into turs—a process not un- Gilead Is one o f the most beau­ sar report that Happy Island, in Date with Judy; 9:80—Worda at A wealth of veteran material weight rapidly, melted off some Charlie Dziadyk. the leagua’s ; tiful rural villages in New Eng­ \^ill be among those dischargeo. over to him the wallet contained which EM Wynn haa returned to War “One-Man Air Force” ; 10:30 was on hand to greet the local nexed their second win against leading cloutcr in the runs batted j •The genius of a single man" fall meeting. i . He said he expected the blast to trapper’s precious catch. . ' iike that used to make fabric wrln- Army officials expect that at two tons of flesh without appar­ land or anywhere else, and Mr. only $118.95 and the check. radio aa King Bubbles via the —Hildegarde Variety. CBS, 8—• mentor and with Captain Red De- two setbacks. ently sacrificing speed or stamina. in column will be seen at the hot eom^nsated for the lack of ma- open a way to permit water from Thanl:s to the alchemy by which Ule-proof—both shorn and unshorn least seme European troops will Dr. Bard, who pleaded innocent Sports Roundup | Miss Dorothy Snow and Mlsr the subterranean water table to sheepskin can be turned into pelts are used.' Shorn pelts plastic­ Ash was able to secure some truly BLU after a seven-year Sl^n^, Big Town; 9—Burns and Allen; gutis leading!the array of return­ The winners played excellent Dundee tackled seven world corner. George May and Cliff ; terlel and men of war. be shifted to other theaters of to the charge, w fi represented seemed, to lack the humorous «f-\ i MacArthur’s task Is described Helen Sibrinz of this town, with make its way toward the surface glamorous “ furs”—-and to the In­ ized become short-haired furs — artistic pictures and panoramic ,9:30—ThU Is My Best "Teli Me a ing lettermen.' Coach Kelley is ball behind Moi.roe to put the champions. He foughtt more and Keeney form the keystone com-' war—and a Christmas package by former .State Representative ferveacence of bygone days vihen, L.ius on the bolstered Suicide dramatically. The operations at .Miss'Eleanor Hutchinson and Miss and eventually fill the bole creaUd ventive genius of Jose'Calva, a St. beaver and sealskin. Unshorn views of the surrounding country. \,ove Story": 10— Service to Front, looking forvfnrd to another good tbughcfr lightweights than aky By Fullerton, Jr. blnatirfn with Buck Bycholskl fr-qm home will be juat as wel­ Michael D. 6 ’Connell. He called no as tbe Fire Cmief. he worked with squad. The winning hurler allowi Milne Bay. the Increasinng tempo Olive Swanson of Bolton, left Sat­ by the blast, thereby providing a Paul. Mjnn , scientist who perfect­ pelts bedome long-'haired beauties One sunset, scene was especially nsw time: lltSO-^Casey, Pres* season. lightweight of modern times.' N ew 'York. Sript. 12.—(40—The rounding out the inner defense at ■ come in the Pacific aa in France. witnesses, contending that the the late Graham McNamee. How­ The squad assembled with the ed only two scattered' hits both of the drive up New Guinea until urday for a two weeks’ vacation in drinking place for hla cattle. ed 'the process—^beautifully strip­ like lynx and fox. fine and at the close he showed a In addition, new service people I hOtog, new time.' BLU, 7— Land Fmigbt on His Toes groat Menichelll ts about to be' in- first. . : Washington, D. Ci-~ ed. smokv grey beaver and safari The sturdy wearing qualities of picture of Gilead’s grand old lidy." state had failed to prove its case ever. these listeners expreseed the of the Lost: 8:30—Nit Wit Court; coach outlined hia plans and singles in accomplishing- the shut­ Joseph jCarrora. which waa his llictrd on the American boxing Kaikaveck Top Hitter ' Anally the entire’ Island was oiirs, are still being shipped - overseas. aiid that at least ten people had sealskin wltn luxuriant pile, which these coats have been proven In Mrs. Hutchinson, taken , on, her view, that with the excitement and 9 - Famous Jury Trials: 10:30— syHem to the group and told them out. real name, was the squarest and public. , . . Jimmie Johnston re­ Mickey Katkaveck, the stand- , are not only interesting reading, The draft is now taking from 70,- been In the foom with the body in ” worries of an opening out of what he expects from every man Runs Scarce most sportsmanlike little lighter but Hunt makes clear why and were once available only to a lucky experiments over a period of two 96th birthday. Mother of Arthur 000 to 100,000 men a month, and Milton Berie ‘ Comedy: 11:30— ports that his new heavyweignt mit PA r e c e i^ and the team’S 'i few women, will now-be within the ■jrears. manufacturers report. Hutdhinion of North Elm street, the interval betweep the time tho way the old Wynn touch could be Composer’s Concert, ‘;Dawn who makes the team. The new rule' Neither, team managed to,,croa$ ever knbiy. I refereed many oft from Argentina boarded a plane a best nitter, wml be behind thS hoW each step was taken. older troops are constantly being police had counted the money and revitalized with the aid of more changes were outll.ied and explain­ his battles, Snd not once did I have, reach of millions. Plastic beaver Girls who wore them to test ebe spends much of her time dur- sent over to make room for new Mood." MBS, 8:15—Sunny Sky the plate in the first five InljiinRS (xniple of days ago and will arrive platter. ' Katkaveck clouted Jl8l ■ Hunt, a correspondent and mili­ the arrival of Df- Bard. apt acripts. ed' and then with Captain Degutls to cautffn .him for holding or tary observer, has known Mac­ and sealskin coats now on the wearability reported regularly to i:.g the winter season in Manches­ inductees at campa in the United lar Serenade: 8:30—Sinfoniette; and in the last half of the sixth tomorrow—if someone wasn't in 18 .games to pace the PA offen- ; Schwarm-Van Wyck Judge Bruce in reserving do- 9:15—Screen Test. leading the way, the entire squad frame, the Icemen landed on Bob transgressing any of the rules. . • ftioughtfiil enough to exerci.se a sive. The ability of the PA back- . Arthur since days of the Arst market, are priced at around $1.10. the people who made thepi, for ter. States. romped around the Ovai track. Mr. and Mrs. John Van Wyck, of Glamorous plastic lynx jackets, coat, inspection. They were mar­ Mr. Ash was accorded a vote of Oision aald that he wished to study At the last minute, “ Informa- Wednesday Programs; Brooks to tally four markers and Dundee had a Style all his own priority on his seat. . . . The stop in handling pitchers is some- . World War. He has had access 31 Charter Oak street, announce So the chances are that your the technicalities of the case fur­ Uon Please” of NBC cancelled the Handicapped with lack Of suffi­ which no one else ^ u l4 duplicate. which will appear in stores soon; keted only after their durability thanks for hi* work, and in ap­ G.I. will spend at least this NBC. 10:30 a. m.—Finders Keep­ sew up the ball game. The game name, accor^ling to Johnston,’ “Is thing to see. A fine example o f to official records, making the the engagement of their daughter. ther. He continued Dr.- Bard’s $500 fueat appearance last night of cient coaches. Coach Kelley called He toiight bn his tb«»s? was daz­ will sell for between $76 and.$100. was jirovcn to the satisfaction of preciation of similar kindnesses to Christipa* in a foreign land. If the ers Quiz; 1 P. m.—Sketcher in was halted in the sixth due to pronounced Minnie Kelly—"his hia work has been wRh the team’s book authentic. The book Is amply M m Caroline Wilhelmina Van bonda. WendeU Wlllkle in its reopening upon three of hia veteran perform­ zling fast oli his feet. perfected p other must have been Irish.:’ . . . illustrated with maps and it may Cloth coats trimmed with plas- their makers. __ the club, he was voted an honorary war in Europe ehould be over Melody: 3:15 —Ma Perkins. CBS. ers to help with the task of giving darkness. . two rookie liurter*. Blanchard and ; wyck, to Sergt Ernest O. program and substitute .Ian ^ a. m.—SlTiglng Along; 12 There waa no extra base h l^ in a stunt of rebounding off the ropes, "fhe “ Great” part is Jimmie’s ad­ Lupacchino. Neither of the pair provide an Interesting commen­ Schwarm, son of Mr. and Mrs. .Otto member. before Christmas, and partial calisthenics to the large group. The members held their annual Tax-Unpaid liquor. Struther. Wlllkle, in the hospital the'^ilt and nary one batter man­ hitting as he came. He waa not a dition. He isn’t saying much about haa suffteeka more, was reported by drill; It was while performing this folks of the celebrated bull. • • • W. Whitham, of 42 Gerard street, High school. Sergeant Schwarm is serve with the^arinea by this the most interesting was a table provide a miniature forecast of Dadies Be Seated: 3:30—Appoint­ Heavy JJne , ^ | Sulrides kUVCCk. tvr arrangement of blue fringed gen­ was fined $100, given a suspended hla doctor aa “getting along fine AB R HPQ A F, stunt that he literally burnped into New York, U. S. A. who died suddenly Friday night at whh the Medical Detachment •ot week Friday. Tro Marines want the reki bang-up Chrietmaa that’s ment with Life. MBS. 11:15 a. m. The squad as a whole is big and hia first knockout—at the,'fiSts of .Visitor*'Lliieup . ' "7| tians In a blue container by Mrs. four months jail sentence and two Vilga. 3b ...... 2 0 0 6 2 1 ()unte, L'aqiiqte In a discursive, almost ambula­ her home In Windsor, were held the Army Air Corp In Sioux City. Doberman-Pinschm and German going to be bis when be comes Departing from its achedule to —Jane Porterfield Advice; 2:16 p. rugged. The tentative first team lightweight-.Willie Jafkson. a ter­ The Pratt -and Whitney tealB- yesterday afternoon at 2:30 at the For War Dogs Willett. Mrs. R. K. Anderson dis­ years’ probation by Federal Judge m .-Jan e Cowl; 4:45—Handy Man. Mason, lb ...... 3 0 0 6 0 1 A.sa Bushneil (explaining tbe tory style, Simeon Strunsky, New Iowa. , < Shepherds.’ They mould be be­ home. , date of political talks broadcast- packs plenty of heft and size with rific hitter, in Philadelphia, Jan. will field thfclr regular lineup with Wolf home. Rev. .Victor Greenwood played a fine vase of varl-colored Francis J. W. Ford today after she KoSak. ss ...... 3 0 0 0 1 (I Eastern Football Association's al­ Pat Rose, Vio Pagoni sn d . Jok* York Times editorial staff mem­ tween one and four ] ^ r s old, male had pleaded guilty to. possesaing | a full seven-man line of veterans 1.1, 1917. They fought 10 times officiated and Interment was in dogs weighing at le a ^ 6 5 pounds. phlox which had blossomed for the on hand. Letter winners from the DlFazio, cf ...... 2 0 1 4 0 fl Johnny Dundee fought seven world teration of the ktokoff n’lle): "We Banks in the outfield. All thro* ber and contributor to many of Foprtounis-Ainbulos Capt. Schendel Lists the The local Salvation Army band tax-unpaid liquor. thereafter. firmly believe that\ ih the segta Elm Grove cemetery, Windsor. The DobermanTPinschero^ahould be second time; Miss Mary Chapman, Rainfall will average from bne- forward wall present were Jackie Dubashin'skl, rf 2 0 0 0 0 C Leonard and Dundee built their champions . are sluggers and can give the old [’] cur leading magazines, has writ­ Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ambulos, dwaiif lemon colored marigolds, will give a concert in the Buck­ Cbaractei’lsed by the \prosecu-] Capra, 2b ...'....2 0 0 1 2 C there should be people, not foot­ ten a story of New Yerk, "No of 18 Gorman, place, announce the Breeds Desired by the pure bred and the German Shep­ ingham Congregational.church to­ tlon as a persistent seller boot­ quarter to twp-thirds of an inch in Robb, 163, and Carl Peterson, 140, scries to eight. apple- a ride. herds, not necessarily o^ pure fine for bobdera, Mias Etls# ...... 8 against anyonf yrho could draw ed today. The Ti-aders dropped differehccs for the good of 4be The starting pitching as^gs- the Army Is asked to contact Capt. ment will be ^ven to either ments of Irish, Italian, Jewish, Schendel. His home telephone la Strohm’s mother,. Mm. Phebe Til- ing their candidates to all major the list top p ^ .by DeguUs at full- H; Osgood, 2b . .3 anything. . ' athletics several seasons ago and game. Some otper sports could i Klnel or Peler^Napura Protestant and Negi^o Inhabitants, 7461. den have returned • home. Mies offices for th'e sebond succeaslve+tiUck, Monroe, p 2 MonUeUi, a horse piayer, intro­ up to that time they ranked with stand the same treatm ent.... with a bracketing of their re­ Corrin# Tlldeh, R. N. of New York year are expected this week to rt-. Georgs Keith, Eddie Moriarty duced his battler to the ganle. and the best in the slhte in the d la ss Wbnder if those Navy ba.seballers latter expected- spective parts . In municipal life. who ha* been viaiting her mother elect Mayor Lewis B,.t)oane. and BoBo Lavey all coming in at 15 4 8 18 5 0 Dunijee ssink most of' tpe money ]3 division. Here's hoping the (Johnny Vander Meer, H*1 White, over Kinel. Both\ Ads to The Herald 000 000—0 men on the hill and can toss them ’Die Irish, for example, have al­ has returned to her duties in Nsw The rhayor . of New London, 160 with scat back Richy Duffy at Suicides garnered from hard knocks in a school will be able to muster Elbie Fletcher, Schoolboy Rowe, Overtime Policy ..,.. 000 004—4 ways played a dominant role' in York.. 140 comprise tbe backfleld candi­ Woods .1. small stable of not too thorough strong flv*. etc.,), who recently received slilp- with the best. which has a< city manager form of Mason, Brooks; One of'th e best erov the politics of the city, as "the Somewhere, in or around Miinchesler, there is someone who Mias Mabel Hepton o f Highland governinent, is elected by- the dates with‘ experience under fire. ' Errors. Vjlga, thoroughbreds. ping orders will reach Hawaii just Loveland, A. Os­ sea.son is expected to Italians have In food, ikbor, music For Bus Drivers ■ 'I . ■ . ■ ' ’ avenue i* visiting in New York council. Repilblicans took ail four The first team will in all doubt runs batted-in, Dundes‘ hung [on for some time 'Hie ■ keystone combination of in time for the Army-Navy cw slst of * heavy well balanced good; stolen base&i Fitzgerald after he should nave called it quits, to watch tbe double ebamj And baseball. Here, too, is a dplor- :-.wants.whR| you have to sell or has' foij fale something you aro city for a short time. councillorahlps by a better than Bill George and Red Germane “World Series" 7 ful dissertation on the cit.v's geo­ Mm. Pktrick Close, daughter of line with a quartet of shifty backs Loveland, Sylvia; sacrifices. Love retired when knocked out in a, the PA’S tangle. Play three to two. They also sleeted 811' oparsUng bAlnd the forward tvall. land, A. Oagood: left on , beses, round by Ifiyiscio Ara in Havana, handled sixteen chahees between graphical highpoints, with, notes Washlngtop, Sept. 12—tflV-'The Mr. and llm . Raymond Clark of three selectman snd placed all them last Sunday in a winning Week’s Worst Wisecrack* 5:45. ■ on Rockefeller .Center. Madison War Labor ^ a r d opened bearings anxious to purchase... . \ Maple street has returned from Practice' sessions will be held' Suicides 3. Woods 7; bosee on Feh. 28. 1981. his first start follow­ Tub Thumper Ted Carpenter of four of thetr eqndidatsa on the every afternoon at the Oval in bails, Monroe 2, Brooks 8; strike­ ing a 14-montha’ layoff. -cauB* againXt-fheiHiir Billies. Marquette warns that with a pair Square Garden, Grant's Tomb and today to fix a uniform formula for Detroit,' Mich. Bhs with P v t CToee ' board of education. Greenwich Village. ' the grant: ng of bonus pay to bus, preporsUon for the seaeon’s cur­ outs, {Jonroe 6, Brooks 2; bits, off Ha now lives quietly in hie horns' of Milwaukee freshmen. Cart Ka­ I spent hi* furlough with hi* parr Little Interest Was dUpUyed by in South Orange.'N. J.', on the mod-' ie Ae C. Board Alternating between'description streetcar and other transit workers tain rolaer'Beptember 29 against Monroe 2 for 0 runs.in 6 innings; ,Tl^ fihal standings in the Inter minski and Frank Kosikowskl. * ents, Mr. and Mm. T. J. Q’(tom»eU. New London’s servicemen and wo­ Brooks 8 for 4 runs in 6 innings; eat income from the remnant of and Interpretation, Sti'Unsky’s .sur­ In metropolitan wac centers and to Charles F. North, son of Mr. West Hortfo^ at Mt Nsbo. natianal League found the Baltl Hated to play the‘ ends for the men in the pity election. Them wild\pltch. Brooks 1; umpires, the foiTune his sturdy fists more Orioles IMhnlng the league Hill toppers, someone Is bound tO' vey 'is proponperately liumpfous. consider the question of a, uniform Get Together Via Classifieds and Mm. Charles B. North of were only six absentee votes cast Studies Rules Steveiison and Vlttner; scorer, amassed. by, .00007 of a point over the New make a crack about the line “ from . Thera is, howqver, a 'thread- of work week and overtime policy foi* Rockvilla- has spent his summer as compared to the 100 waiting to *. . ' Eastern Lea^e Set Cowles; time, 40 mins. Johnny Dimdee brought a new ark Bears. The last day in Uie pole, to pole." . . . And from the sodlal'criticism that'ties together the. industry. vacation with his grandparents, be «glster*d In November’s n* and unique style to boxing. bis ramble tbroiigh New York. Although bonus pay has been Mr. snd Mis. Fred M. A born of regular season saw the Bears drop same state sport* fcribe Don An­ tional election. Veeterdoy'a Bssnlto derson reports that-^- Coach Ade Officials"! Discuss Grid. Basically, he Is ahalyzlng tha mass approved by the board for transit Rates: 11 cents^a line per one insertion, 9 cents a line per three Main strseL has returned home to For Play-off Games Today’s boines s double header while the Oriole*' workers in Washington, D. ’ C„ Amerlooa - ftpllt a twin bill to cop the league Dillon of Appldton (Wis.) High life of the citVi'’ and he finds that - a resume hla school studies. (No games, scheduled). Eastern Rule Changes at Ktng»> life. Allegedly “foreign,' to be, Boston and , the Office buqting. They don't eome any school figured out some sucker insertions, 7 cents a line per six insertions. Mr. and Mrs, N. H. White of John Goss. Mfirks By The AaBOdBtcd Press National I;" ,Pk»yoffs plays on a pre-season fishing trip beneath the surface, American to of Economic Stabilization haa de­ Windsor Locks were guests of Mr. Utic* St Hartford. 8:15 p. m. closer than that. woiud School. V. creed that no further bonus pay­ '■ ..r* ^ . ■ . First-round playoffs (dr the Clncinimtl 6, Chicago 6 (10). the. core. White's stater, Mrs. Gustav* F. Pittsburgh at St. LouU (post­ Binghamton vs. Albany. ments be alltfwed until a general 50th Anniversary Eastern Jjsegue’s Governors Cup Service Dept," • Hartford, Sept. $2—(FV—[ Berr o f Main str^ t, Sunday. open tonight at. 8 with Champion poned). 4 (Beat of five ssmi-fiiials). With' more than' 100 candidates Lieut. Mike Murburg, who play­ The pTh-ate School' bonus policy la agreed upon by the Write advertisement on this Form, placinj^ one word in each space. Count five Amerios* out for the football team at the dorsement of the revised foof board. Hartford entertaining Utica and (Only gamss scheduled). ed for i,afayette 15 years ego. has rules of the Eastern IntercoT Just wh^t place the (ndepknd- average words to each line. Minimum charge— 3 lines. Mail with Check— Money Waterbury. S «t. 12—(JV-John Albany ^ yin g at Binghamton.' (No games scheduled). V . Higlrachool, Coach Tom Kelley received the go-ahead on a foot­ ill Appealing for a uniform, 8-hour Extended Forecast H. Goss marks 60 years of service National , ate AthleUc A s s o c la ^ by snt. or pritate school, has In (the Pete Naktenls, whose record of iJilPore than hia panda full with ball team at -the Navy’s amphlbl sducationaj set-up of the nation day for transit employes. Harry Order or Stamps. ' . ** _ ____ with the Scoville Manufacturing Pittsburgh at St. Louis (2) Connecticut Intftrscholsstic AtB* Sacher, representative of the" CIO 18 wins and 8 losses gave him the o assistant coaches assigned to oils training base at Fort Pierce, letic Confersne* was recommSI la ptp-’pointed by Ernest Barrett Company here today. Pet. OBL. (twl-nlght). * , himS this year. It is a big Job in Transport!'WtorkersDnlon, told the For New Englahd The ten-cents-an-hour appren best mound percentage during the OnelimsU St CWcago (2). Fla, .... Five former major ed last night by four msmban CbAisberlaln toi “Our Independ­ regular season. Is scheduled to New York .... .655 — rounding up the squad fqr their league basebslltrs recently orriV' ent Schools,” published by the board the policy ot an 8-hour day tidb boy who rose to be preMden; Boston at BroOluyn. the Central Oonnectleut B osri start for Hartford- against Wilbur Detroit e t....; .551 hk first" game and it will be all the ed at Camp Shelby, MiaC. all as­ Approved FoothoB Officials AmsrlCAn Book Company. la now applied in miffiy Industries Boston, Sept 11— .... .460 18 the Eastern ooUcfta' recant week. ' ') " - The temperature in New . Eng' He started hla climb on the pro- finished second, ^11 probably be Havre, M ont—(4V -F ive-year- •ni* WUlimsptic Flier* s'ni’ the and Harry Walker. CardtoeU; lneA'60 6t the better-knoVm Inde­ Len Gilmore, who won 21 against Fhllamlphla .. .400 13 George Archie, Browns; and with ths N a t ic k Collsglsts TheK approval of bopu* payments land during the next four motioiial ladder nine yean later' old Richard-KoUkl couldn’t keep, Hamilton Propa/will provide the pendent schools and .>itatss th^ 5 tosses. The choice for Bingham­ Washington ... .420 18 Vk sttfaction in the'Twi League play­ George Schareto, PhUUes. . letic Aasocistlsa. Ths latter case Ifor . their existence with a' for workers in three metropolitan Wednesday through Saturday, will When, In 1903, he became acting his interest In fishing. , He doosd centers, Sacher said, la “unfair" '• «* superintendent of the burner de- ton- was up toi .the air last night, off gams next Spndsy afternoon When Manager Rip OoUin* of' tho datidn la on record aa B*v L unaltB pit facts snd illustrate i average from two to six degrees PctGBL. off,:, and when he awoke, the pols "freextog" football rul*a Things to come home to is the homaatsad. The few patriotic on.es I the doghouse. All in all. the cards to other transit wqrkerii who have below ths sesawtol aomud. Mod­ psrtnipnL although (jhartey Mlstos, with 12 at the West Side Ovid. Ajbsny Senators attended a recent ' aatsrial. y - wins against 9 losses, snd Pete S t Louis . .720 — m d gone. John Bradley, spot' banquet for the Uampson Naval duration. The aastem .grmqp theme of the 1944 Christmas card are humorous. jars more cheerful. But to bring^ not yet bedh 'grafited the extra f erate temperatures Wednesday Meniber 'of the state Jail com' ting e pole slgsegglng Ih jhe we He traoee the history of tbs mission, s director of the Stats Kunls, with 7 wins against 10 Pittabiiigfa .588 17H Training Center basebeller*. h* murred sod has adopt od .pnvate schools from their beglnr for service people overseas. . > There are oarda to remind the cheer at the proper time to service pay- . ' will be foUawed by cooler weather JM2 n ter,; sent hla Springer spaniel The West Sid* Rec bowling serviceman of a ’trec waiting home David O .. Zlmring,. spokeaman farm for w'omen, Goss served on losses, appeared the strongest pos ClnclnnaU told them: want to coogrotu* change*. _ . Ring with the Boston I^tin Sclw ^ personnel overseas, remember the \ ■ . a Thursday and Friday and continu­ .483 84 “Duke" out to recover it It wgs lesgu* wiU hold their first m eet Gone 'a r e the cards ' depicting with blight Christmas ornaments, for the Amalgamated asaodatlon \ .S, ing on Saturday. A fsw normals the original state water commis­ sibiUUes. Chicago .. lata you on wtontog the chsmpioa- CJJLC, Frsstd it Itow* established in 1695, Into^tt twen- start of the overseas package mail \ •w York 459 S4H Rivard’s •& right And the *nd tog of ths year within the' next Said wsntod • ahov or I Santa Claiis on a battleship, pa'ra- colored lamps and the star on top. campaign does not mean that o f Street,. Electric Railway and for this period are as foUbsm: Bos­ sion and os president of the Con­ During regolsr- season play two waelcs. Tearra planning to en­ shlp of the Eastern L e ^ e . Thank iitb century. .That some 3.000,- Cards showing' familiar scenes—of necticut Manufseturen’ Associa­ Hartford won 18 and lost 8 against .410 41 6t the llrie was qocuptsd by a God you can’t compete to tke fora a oeu' .ehuling frpm an airplane or slttlpf cards should be mailed - equally Motor Coach Ehnployes of Amer-i \ ton and Nsw Rsvea 84: Nantucket .407 41>,fc three and a half-pound has*. Duke ter are'urged to contact Phil Wqd- 1b Students, roughly 10 per cent children, the old fireplace, the early. Hold on to them for a while, lea, asked the board to establish a'n- 88; Burlington 81; Concord and tion follovring the death of E. Kent Utlcs, while Albany won 1?. and ^X^-oSs," . ’ n k lB « i d ; ■ an etudents In the United A97 42)8 ^ Richaid MhifoA ownsrahit."— '4)sU at the Rec, on a kf« raft.This year’s cahl has church. Humorous cards to remind or else they'll be arriving around eivht hour day, including all time Portload 80: JBostoort 68. Hubbard. ^ , lost ?• scsinst Binghomtoa. are eitfuUsd tB^mauU- . . ... filUiiSd t o n i g old him thst BfiXSr «C Trixls is still In Thanksfivi^ m duty. t .'..'- -■

’’f. X , \ / '"'V / TUESDAY, SEKTEMBER 12,1944' PAGE ELEVl^Pt^ MAWUHKSTltK EVENING MI'TKALD, MANCHESTER-,' CONN., MANCHESTER E V E N IN G H E R A LD , M ANCHESTER, CONN,- T U E S D A Y , SEPTEM BER 12,1944 P A G E TEM ______''_____ ,______- . ______^ i______I____ bride'commands a good ,salary in Announcuments fomobiles for Sale 4 H.KinnK' 17 f!i‘!p Wanted— Male -■Jii Ilouiivhuld Goods .51 Rooms Without Board 5H alertness in- the recognition of an' 1 ------honept ^effort Will .go far toward a' local store*':a;-,(1 the groom will | DO YOU EAT LUNCH down­ lOiT' UHEVKOLErr SPECIAL de- KooKlNL dk Uc.PVlM of china- YOUNG MAN FOR full or part W E LL H EATED ROOMS, attia'J- a democracy and. a life worth liv­ miss none o f the iiik^ries to which (• neya valleya Sasbtnga. ana gut time work, pni\ with driver's FOR SALE—PRESSURE cooker, lively furnlihed, light houael cep- he has been accu at^ fd . A crowd C U i ^ e d town? Try Weldon’e, 904-Main L.4...dQor sedan, heater, deluxe Classified ing. ■1: atreet for good food—reasonably equipped, good tires, gunmetal tera Done expertly ant reason­ license preferred. Weldon Drug, ' like new. Call 36S5. Ing facilities, continuous hot Sense Qnd Nonsense •of pretty young m^iraaw him off a^ gray, guaranteed. Price 31,095. ably, by your local roofer K V 901 Main street. water,,central.. Call 3989 or 14 The orator who has. nothing to the but station.” priced. ' / FOR SALE-r-MAPLE beds with Copyrisbt. 1»44. NBa ' g«rvl««. Ina ___ Get Brunner's proposition. 80 Cbugblin, Tel. 7707. 390 .Wood­ Arch atreet. The absent-minded J)rofeksor say shoiild do it briefly. ' — — \ . I I \ WANTED—MECHANIC, general bureaus, metal bed and oil heat­ Adyerdsemcals Joy his wife there proved fruitless, aa Adverdsonents MAP OF. UNITED STATES list­ Oakland street. land. walked into the ' village barber Man—^I’m the happiest mAn j repair man. Call at Town Garage er. ^43 Ceikter street *, ROOM FOR R E N T —Married cou- ■There’s a joy in the weaver’s it did at the next htopiUl. AVthe l!v ' ing dtles, towns, capiUls, popu­ For Rent Fur Sale . V U I waited their turna On another next hosplUl. A t th f third and shop. Sat down in the chair, and Elmer ■ I want some corsets for alive. I’ve got the finest little wife | For Sale 1940 M ERCU RY CLUB coupe, between 8 a. m.— 4 p. m ... ''pie or 2 girla.' Call 2-1940 or 7 Len and Sue had prophesied | court Mr». Kate Dorr was giving shuttle m y wife. . in the country. ! F o r R e n t lations, airline' distances, his­ WINDOW SHADES—VENBrriAN last, when he was told ahe was not requested a hair cut. ^OPA ceiling, 31,117, our price Moving:— Trucking— Florence atreet. what Margaret would be saying her husband a hard fight. Far­ And a song .in the spinning Saleslady—What bust? ■ Friend—I ’d be happy, too, i f . torical data. beauUfully colored. blinda Owing tc our very low To Buy To Sell there, he excla im ^ <9 desperation: Barber--Certainly, sir. Would T o B u y N To SeU 3795. Ternu and trades accepted. on bar way hom* after their din­ ther on. Mrs. Digby Thrope was wheel, V l a i : / Elmer—Nothin’. They juat-wore mine was tih^be country. Send 10c, Box 218, Moosup, Conn, Storage , 20 Situations Wanted— overhead, get our special low Newly Married M an-^h. where you mind taking off your hat? Brunner, '80 Oakland street. Call FO R R E N T —FU R N ISH E D room. ner tha night before. She had hunche all parts o( O. S. A. 'tw W rite Box E, Herald. room -with fire place, receptloi She—You know, Tve always phlled back to c c ^ ’llot! were centered on the groom. He Salt Lake City—(g')-^Standing 2 M AH O G AN Y END tables, table FOR RENT—C ROOMS, ateam inetont and permanent prejudices, 'Glorious' things,” Hllysrd said, w ondered-w hy do you sea folk al­ dying. -■ thing they want most, your teed. Get Brunner’s proposition, 8’ 87. ■ > >. - -- hall with'open Colonial stairway Nurse-*-What was the opera­ Stuht A v ia t^ -Q u lc k , Instruc­ wore a dark suit that fitted hia on a - dbwntown corner, a pretty L o s t —BLACK AND W h i t e cou WOMAN WILLING to .jtay eve­ model G. E. radio, pin up lamp, 2 heat and garage to reliable par- and had simply murmured: , v "the cornpanionship of a man and ways call a boat "she” ? girl looked impatiently at her photograph. Arnold Studio, 209 80 Oakland street. s Dining room with Oolonlai cor a woman, going hand In hand tion? tor, what do 1 ^ 0 now? form perfectly; in a dainty gloved He puppy, 6 week! ,i6ld, . child’a nings with children. W rite Box 3-4 yards of black satin coat lin­ , ty, no small children. Jones '*Tastes differ.” Captain—Ever trj’ to steer one? hand he carried a small rose. His watch.' Finally a soldier approach­ North Main atreet Tel. 6780.. ner cupboard. Modern kitcher "Their son U just what yoqd Newfy Married Man (handing Co-Pilot_/What! Aren’t you* the pet, reward U returned to 36 Repairing 23 V. Herald. ’’ ing, new ° .amish proof silver Realty, 36-38 Oak atreet. ‘ Call down the years.’-' curly haly was beautifully 'done ed. "Vyhere have you been?" heir with plenty of cupboards. T^U expect from euch A couple," Mar­ "You ought to make a poem of note to nurse)—Here is the note Inatnictor Woodbridgo or .call 3759. FOR SALE—20 CORD of well 1936—6 C YLIN D E R Oldsmobile chest. Call after 5 p. m. 59 Drive 8254. lavatory and basement iMindry R ^iem ber the days when bar­ and a delicate odor of hair oil Of asked. ‘Tve waited nearly an P IA N O TU N IN G and repairing; garet had persisted. "He barged thtlt,” said Beckley. she left for me. That la all I know seasoned hard wood- 8 ft. lengths. sedan. Call 8959. F, Silver Lahe HonTea. ‘Htree bedrooms with ceds! tenders were All spiritualists? A calnpllnxent should be as the best quality gloated down the hour.” Arm-in-arm they started to player piano specialty. — John Situations Wanted— ONE-ROOM FURNISHED apart­ Into the bouse as if he were charg­ A t the swimming pool on the Ate least they put you In touch ataut It. leave. Then the girl gasped: "What FOXJfND—B LAC K cocker apanlel. Apply 61 Lake street. , . • closets. Tile bath with j shower The nurse read on the crtimpled quickly given for good service as aisle as he passed. The .Vqung peo­ 9 - 1I, . FOR SALE—1937 PL'YMOUTH Cockerham, 28 BlgeloW . street. Male 39 FOR SALE—MAGIC CHEF gas ment. Kitchenette, batib. suitable ing a Japanese pin-house, or what- higher platform appeared a young with the spirits. * ple will miss him' now 'that ,he is do you mean? 1 don’t even know Ckll 6600 or 26 Linden atreet Hot water oil heat Brass plumb piece of paper: "Dear Jack: HavS a kick for poor service, recoghl- coupe with radio and heater. Tel. 4219. range, excellent condition, 240. for working couple or tWo glrle. you oaU It And you sat man and a" young girl— Tom and ....- — , < married. He is loved by all for his you.” The OJ reti'rcd but not in E LD E R LY M A N does plain house ing. Terms. Harry England. Tell gone to have my kimona cut out." yon to the man who tries and sue* •^e*. dear. I ’ll go out and look Automobiles for 4 Good condition. Tel. 2-1406. Inquire 124 Spruce atr,.‘et. Oh Main street' Telephone M09. .thers And let him carry off your Jennifer. They were holding A very newly married young -feeds is the very greatest Incen­ many accomplishments, his tender confusion. That was left to the painting at lew cost. Phone 8819 3451. daughter ae if he were a Nazi. , for a jott^tomorrow!” Announcement!^ 2 hands rather solemnly. They man; on arriving home recently tive to better service. A little mpre graces and winning ways. The girl. , : ^ FOR SALE—1937 PONTIAC 6 Private Inetruetions 28 evenings. 3 ROOM APARTMENT, attrac­ Ifo t that she didn’t love Itl” paused, then ran forward and found a note from his wife. On When a men reaches the ti coach, radio '■ and heater, 3375. WANTED — PASSENGERS to Wanted Autos-^ Home Appliancee 51-A tively furnished. Plenty of heat 43 BROAD STREET—A NEWl Walt had also learned that de­ launched themselves into,, the air reading it he dashed from the when he can affonL to sleep Igte, Colt’a, Park s t# e t plant, 6:50- Call 2-1673 between 5 and 7. Motorcycles. 12 E L O C U T IO N Self-cpnfldence hot water, automatic refrigera­ well built modern six room home| fending hts daughter only added in twin swan-divea of almost piti­ house to a cab aiid drove wildly to he la .po eld he can’t help but xtoke BY FRED HARMAN R A N G E BtlRNERS cleaned and up early. Not Quick Enough 3:18 ahlfU" Call 65Tir. gained through correct speaking. FOR S A L E —SIX W EEKS . old tion, central. Call 3989. Nestled among the treei on fa t to the Are. When they had ful beauty. , They swam Ar long the aegrest hoepiUl. Inquiring for RED RYDER ■ ______♦ F . 1939 CHEVROLET MASTER de­ W A N TE D USED CARS— W ill buy Foreign accents removed from replaced. Also range burners and pigs. Kelly Brothers, Talcottvllle. large lot. Several ifruit trees. Bu^ reached their apartment - and way under v/ater and came to the lux' 2 door touring sedan, radio, any year or model. We will pay speech. Coaching in school sub­ range burner supplies of all passes the door. Price $6,000 wltb 0 1 '\ hate, to \ heater, low mileage. Priced for found that Jennifer was not there surface with hands rejoined. UCK-' WE CAfi \ TO JML ICO top prices for well kept cars. Cole jects. Gregg shorthand. White kinds. Jones Furniture and Heat­ Houses for Rent 65 attractive terms. Perhaps this 14 STILL 5MP TOWN' '"-5 OUT ON quick sale. Get Brunner's propo­ FOR SALE — TWO FEMALE and had not been there, he had It struck Hilyard that marriage FUNNY BUSINESS ‘ OTHER ^v to hia room, thanking heav?n waft like that. H e .And Margaret L6AT Mil'S; 8254. Telephone 2-0927 or call 'at 23T now for Margaret’s once-so-bltter had taken the plunge with cour­ WHAT.HIT HI.'N-V 5191. stand. Route 6. Bolton.. Telephone ' ad, convenient ^ to ^ a n e y mills, FOR SALE ‘ 2-0933. Hilliard street. demand for a separate room of age and ecstasy, but their hands Business Servleea Offcreil IS Help Wanted— Female 35 stores and bueineaa. Kent by Sep­ 1936 BUICK Convertible coupe, Machinery and Tools 52 tember 16. Adults preferred. iCall her own. had severed and she had given FOR S A LE —O N E N EW Mlleh If Jennifer couldn't take care up trying to swim, and since had special model "40", radio, heater, FLOOR SANDING WOMAN WANTED FOR ateady 4981 or 7385. BALED H A Y deluxe equipped, 'white wall tires, Laying and Finishing Guernsey cow, Albert Schendel, MIUONO MACHINES, portable market roads, to be supplemented o f herself, h* could not accom- Just basked and y a ^ e d orr the Any Quantity. position, now and postwar. Good 1^7 Gardner street Tel. 2-0465. plUh that miracle tor her. So he reconditioned and gfuaranteed. J. E. Jensen— Phone 2-0920 \hours, good pay. New System tractor aawrigs. milk coolers, by state payments a 60 per cenj ledge of the pool of life. Wanted to Rent 68 had fallen asleep, having had a But Beckley was saying: Price 3895 Get Brunner’s propo­ If No Answer—U29' ^undry, Harrison street. *—" new used Implements. Dublin federal, 4Q-per cent state \^asld A'Iso Straw for Covering sition. 80 Oakland street. Open Other federal expenditures for for| hard day « t the office, and a "M y boy and your g irl— they Poultry and Supplies 43 Tractor Company. WiUlmantlc. BUSINESS EXECUTIVE with Mon.. Tue., Wed., 'UU 9 p. m. W AITED—HIGH SCHOOL girl est and park roads are Included. harder night with another hard make quite a team, don’t they? Strawberry Beds. ASHES AND wife and daughter desires fur­ T a ft satd he thought the bill day ahead of him. It would be funny II—” Tel 2-1588. to ckrer for child after school and nished home. Ehccellent local ref­ 1938 CHEVROLET COACH, '38 Saturdays. Call 2-0041. FO W L—30 CEINTS a pound. 28 Wanted to Buy 58 should be delayed unti* after thi The next jnoming he break­ ' At,this moment Bob Dunbar Hudson sedan. *37 Chevrolet erences. CaU Hartford 3-7619 fasted alone, and got away to his WASHE r T v ACUUMS, Electric Foley street CaU 6718. November election to permil came up and challenged W alt to Telephone 7405 W A N TE D — BOY'S bicycle, good from 5 to 7. sedan, '37 Chevrolet coach. '34 motora^tc., repaired. All parts WANTED—RELIABLE wqman 5 "careful consideration,” and tha| office without learning when Jen­ a game at a dollar a hole. He Dodge sedan, '36 Ford panel condition. Phone Ray S. Warren, av^llMle. 24-hour service. Charg­ mornings or afternoons, a week, EXECUTIVE WITH national cor- the states should be required nifer got in or what her mother probably had a ainlster^purpose, 9-/d UBJ truck. Bnmntr’s. 80 Oakland 45 109 Princeton street 4371. natch government funds on th^ es C. O. D. Manchester 2-1439 for light housework. Apply In Articles tor Sale poration, Christian, desires to aaid to hier, if anything. and deaired to pump W alt as to Pei la Brothers That nlgbt a buainesa confer­ street. Phone 6191. mornings or evenings. person, 366 Summit, near Henry rent house, large or smaU. W ill old 50-50 liasls. his domestic bankruptcy. Bu* FOR SALE— STROLLER, play " A $650,000,000 a year federa ence kept him downtown for din­ • . street. pay substantial rent for desirable' W alt begged off and sugges ything Can Happen BY EDGAR MARTIN 1941 PO N TIA C 2 DOOR, 1941 pen. 2 way high chair and basl- W A N T E D — A 30-30 Carbine In contribution Is three times ner and did not relea.se him till BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A L L KIND S OP tractor - work, house. Ehccellent references. Per­ that Bob finish out the game W alt Bulck sedan. 1941 Cha^olet 2 YOUNG LADY for full or part nette. Call 2-0921. good condition. Call 4319. great as any ever made, 'he *aid ao late that when he reached plowing, harrowing, grading and manent residence. House prefer­ had defaulted with L e r u ^ Len door. 1940 Bulck sedan, 1940 Pon­ time work, on drug arid cosmetic “ I'm Inclined to think the amoun| home his wife's door was closed Q H , potato aigglng.. Also :ord wood tX)R SALE—AN Electric brood­ able with acreage. Call Hartford agreed and he and Bob ^^ent off, ONvVCsIT KlO tiac sedan. 1939 Plymouth sedan, counter. Weldon' Drug. is too large,” • sawlng.'Atnrt LatuUlpe, 758 Ver­ er. Call 5913 or jcome to 162 WANTED TO BUY baby atroller, 7-4221, aa a teute rebuke. He was glad with a stare of commlt«aUon so WE.V) 1939 Pontiac 2 door. Colb Motors, when her rebukes wrire mute. ^0'L\<.‘b NV .r O ’y'TV\Ps\lCi\< RENT non street. Telephone 6077. GOQD POSITION available for North School atreet urgently needed. Call 7659. '' keen that it puzzled Walt. ViPsW C'AKViCt! 4164. (T o Be Contfhued) VO\V\W\Vi»'WL\<^s'. V d t salesgirl. Permanent position, WANTED—FIVE OR SIX room Baldwin Is Pleaseil flat Or duplex in desirable neigh­ The next afternoon he kept his 0 2 1930 MODEL A 4 door Ford Household Services good salary. 881 Main street. 4-R o^ Single sedan, good condition, with 5.50i Garden— Farm— Dairy Rooms Without Board 59 borhood, by reliable famUy, three engagement to play golf, with Offered 13-A W A N T E D — R E LIA B LE woman. 6 adulU. Dial 6430. With GOP Victorie* Len Beckley. A light, coquettish 18 tires. Call afte 6 p. m. 59 Products 50 FU R N ISH E D FR O N T bedroom, Hot air heat. Qeepwood Drive F,-Silver Lane Homes. .mornings a week for light house gale played hatoc with Ih e^ - YOUR CURTAINS carefully laun- first floor, near bath, continuous W A N T E D — A 6 OR 6 room house curacy o f both .their shots, bol Drire. $46.50 per iinpnth. work. Call in person, 365 Sum­ boNCO RD GRAPES and canning M ^ a n d 1936 STUDEBAKER sedan, extra reded by hand, price reasonable. topnatoeg. W. F. McClelland, 81 hot water, 3 minutes walk from or flat, permanent residence. Call Hartford, Sept. 12.—W —Gover-J tbe wind was Aill of hilarity; the mit, near Henry street. post office. 48 Summit. nor Raymond E. Baldwin, who laslj good condition, original owner. 91 Main street or Call 2-1077. Lake atreet. Phone 3539. 2- 1001. sunlight filled the world with WANTED AVOMEN and glr’s to spring keynoted - the Republican radiance and brought back Call 7888. FOR R E N T—2 SINGLE rooms, do bench work, steady work, TOR s a l e :—A P P LE S of differ­ U R G E N TLY NEEDED 1—3 adults State convention In Maine, todaj When they reached the firth T e l. 5278 Florists—Nurseries 15 one for light hoiisekeeping, Main Q What famous classical need a 4-5-6 room flat or house hailed yesterday’s sweeping Reput putting green, they found that good pay. Apply Tober Baseball, ent Varieties at reasonable price. street. Phone 2-0723. author^.s bom in Tours, France? • to«A.IL — lIlolP . H. ASTERS A T 40 CENTS a dozen, Elm street. . 184 Woodland atreet or 6092. by October 1-November 1. Good lican victory In that state Len’s golf ball lay between W alt s section desired. CaU 6938. “ highly gratifying and encourag-j or 5 to 6 P. M. or 8 dozen,, for 31-pO. Call at FOR RENT^-GOOD sized room, and the hole. , **I finally found a way to beat the porter shortage 1" WANTED—WOMEN TO SEW on Q U A LIT Y TQJ.IATOES for sale. Ing.” . - FOR R E N T Fred Schuetz, 40 Kensington SL twin beds, conveiftent to stores.' "Got you atymied, Walt, -Len Q - How d ^ fuel consumption power sewing machines, ateady 75c a basket, dellviI’ered. Call Said Baldwin: compare in jet's^nd, gasoline air­ Some iise o f kitchen. 24 Locust i Houses for Sale 72 "When I was in Maine last] T ~ work, good pay. Apply Tober 8039. Htlyard nodded indifferently. plane engtneS? Bi GALBRAITH street Phone 5739. spring they told me they would SIDE GLANCES \ TWO Baseball Manafactiirlng. Eln St. Hie was not looking at the tall A —The jet uses t O gallons for / CANNING TOMATOES, 50 cenU FOR SALE— F IV E room house, 4 4 ' ■* ' ROOM FOR RENT, with twin provide a bigger plurality than ever but across the little ravine at the 400 miles at 100 mplr the ga.soline Nice Party! BY V. T. H A M LIN PART-TIME WOMAN for shop a basket, bring your\own baskets. ' years old, fireplace, oil heat and a l l ^ y Q o p beds, kitchen for light housekeep­ and they certainly did. It was the eighth tee, where a woman's four­ 16 gallons: but at 0 0 mph the jet work. Apply Federal Bake Shop, attached garage. Also six room w eii eeT on Four-Room 214 Gardner street \ ing. Call 2-1561. largest margin of victory for anj some was gathered for the drive- will use only 770 gallons While the ^OLAD TO SEC . CANT WANTED 885 Main atreet ' house, fireplace, air conditioned governor there In 16 years.” IT'3 ALWAYS TH’ ■ heat, one year old. Both houses gasoline engine will use'850 for StkNe.,^COf> IN A YOU AGAIN, FOR RENT —LARGE furnished The chief executive also declared Three wlndblowm wives and s 400 miles. . ^,.MES5„.HeU NEVER YO0R’'^HNeSSi) LOOKS. BU^^JWAT "TH WANTED—WOMAN for general HouHehold Goods 51 are good buys. Can be seen by Y’ WANTA WITH AND YOUR. ( IT takes TO ttijdlE/GIANT At 8 Single Houses •'light housekeeping room, suit­ himself gratified with the Repiit windblown widow stood there. WUST LEARN SENSE. I 2 Office Girl! houoe work, stay or go home calling Stuart J. Wasley, 755 lican sveeep in New London's citj r rememSer this ainT ^ hot nne- looking >-,oop, they 9x12 RUGS, WOODEN ice. #>o3?. able for couple or two ladies. In­ The widow was just straightening Q—What animal.is swiftist? NO PICNIC... GETTIN’ OOO\ AlR? DONT GUESS' evenings. Call mornings, Mrs. J. Main atreet. Tel. 6648—7146. election yesterday. “The resiilts e C A L L 4386 quire 109 Foster. Tel. 6388. yp j|*Qpi nriing — — — A The antelope, it has been ,OUTA TH’ JAW, HES IN One Billint: Clerk .^nd One , R- Clark, 215 Woodland street. secretary, Ironing board, double in New London were definitely in-l up from fitting the ball to the tee • • e beds,' maple bedroom suite, bou­ FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE. She was a newcomer to the towrtown j clocked at 62 mph. BE RUSSED COM FO RTABLY furnished light dicative of mounting RcpuhUcan| BUSINESS! ■ * for General Office Work. doir chair, lamps, living room Steam heat, oil burner, bam, 3 __b Mrs. Drummond. Hllyara housekeeping room, single or strength,” he asserted. Albert F. Knofla ^ e l p Wanted— Male 3(1 suite, davenport, love-set, high garages, 5 acres jf land- Inquire watched her make the drive, her Q— What common product la • • a T ra d i double, day , Workers preferred. at 709 Main street, Apartment used In ilquid foam Are fighting chair and odd furniture. Tele­ CaU 6951. British Pilots Killed skirts whipping about her in an Write Box U, W A N ’iS ip — 2 AM BITIO U S boys phone 5187, Austin Chambers 26, after 5 p. m.' eager spiral. Her fine laughing equipment? A Soy-bean meal. after'sc^ol and Saturdays, good Warehouse, Manchester Creep. Brunswick, Me., Sept. 12.— Thel eyes followed the ball as her club . Care The Herald. salary. A ^ l y In person. Foster’s Open daily 8-5. Saturday 8-12. swung round over her >cft shoul­ REAL bodies of two British Na'vy pilotsi Q —In what connection have the Market, 84 ^akland street. Tele­ Evenings, Monday, Wednesday ■who were killed yesterday when! der It was a long straight shot, names of Maurice Chevalier, Mls- \ HELP phone 7386. ‘ and Friday, 7-!30-9. Escaped Patient their planes collided over the Naval| and she was a series of swift tinguette, Sascha Guitry and BOILERS Air station were taken to Ports­ sUtues as she unwound herself off . X * ' 'V ESTATE WANTED—SEV^:^AL MEN for her own axis with a triumphant Georges Carpentief recently been an $ Found in New York mouth, N. H.. today to await burial| WANTED essential work in. shade tobacco smile. Hilyard laughed: ' linked? ' warehouse, steady \^rk all win­ orders. w i t e d The First Naval District Identl* “ Funny how widowhood seems •\— .\ctor. dancer, playwright What Have You to Papet Machine Tenders— A ^ ter. Wetstone TobnccV^Inc., Elm Town Middleto-wn, Sept. 12.—W)— Dr. fled the men as Sub Lieut. Howard! to pep up some women!” - and boxer, all French, are listed Offer? Male. and Forest streets. FURNACES Harry S. White of the Middletown M ctillaboraturs of the Germans. Taking No Chances BY M ERI^L BLOSSEI L I S T I ^ S Advertisement b. Bouchard, son of W . Bouchard, I ''Funny how ft' widow »eem.s w FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Paper Machine Helpers— HIGH POWER VACUUM State hospital today notified Police 51 Lyndhurst Wve, Leyton East,! pep up some m e^” A o s ^ e r ^ Chovaller has been reported'klUcd of Farms, C o u n t^ Homes, V Chief Charles A. Anderson of word •^“Keep youf eye dn the ball. Wslt. by Freni'h patriots. T t ' Male. s C L E A N E D 10, London, and Sul3 Lieut. .Chris* I hink may h ile I SmoulO/SAYMC - OOMT from the Bellevue hospl&l in New , Is THAT The 'N Ye s .' I WANT IT T3 BE EKACTLV LIXE J jS T T — I . W ALEXANDER AcreaRe or Town Property. OfTfrial N'-'ice Making Voters topher P. Gumhllt, Son of the Rev.l and remember you are an old MAKE A FORTUNE , YOU'RE WANT YPO 6TERPI^ _ ON MY Get all the beat yoD shnold from York._Clty that Charles Attardo, married maff. Are you going to I pose YOU want " J THE Picture in The m a g a z in e .' 1 wai FEET At^-RUiNliJG Dry Loft Workers— Male. C. J. Oumhill o f Farcett vlcaragqi| TO PROVE IM THE G irl THAT SHOE POSING FOR SHOE ADS.' WAITING See us before you huv or your rationed fuel this Winter. 18-year-old escaped Inmate o f the EKPENSIVe FOR SALE The Selectmen and Town Clerk N. R.. Peterborough, England. . make your shot 'or not? I've got com pany 6 looking for / /F O R FAME, JARVIS aelL ^ ^ the Town of Manchester here­ Let ns condition yoar heating local institution, was being held / , > \ HOW ABOUT 01 plant now. Call any time!' you stymied.” V.J. » -X/ DANCING R (^ EaiUito and MorQrafes ROGERS ^ by give notice that they*will be there. ' - — ---- Seeing that Hilyard was .still h Attardo and a companion fled WITH ME tonight? 26 Alexander Strc«t M cKinney Bros^ iii ses^sion at the Town Clerk's Of­ MANCHESTER 2-0185 gazing at Mrs. Drummond, Lten fice In the Municipal Building for the Middletown hospital oh August For Comfort felt a recrudescence of his sorrow The Situation: You hire a high Paper Mfg, Co. Real Estate — Insurance 7 '- — M Phone 4112 or 7275 BOWLING th^ purjMse of examining the ■7* 11. The-companion was promptly for Walt. Margaret had Wm school girt to stay with 3mur chil­ Comer Oakland and Mill 805 Main Street retaken but considerable apprehen­ dren while you and your husband Telephone 6060 or 8280 qualifications of electors and ad­ ■tynded. She lay between him Streets mitting to the ELECTOR’S OATH sion has been experienced by house­ and h T pluesa The same thought go out for an evening and. found qualified holders in this vicinity over Attar-> might have been Aching In W alt’s late when you tetum. ' on the followlnl: flays: \ ' WANTED do's continued liberty since he has brain; for he tore hlr gaze from W rong W ay; Pay her and let ‘ V , ' i Saturday, S epti^ber 9 and a record as a bqrglar and once be­ the widow aa if with an effort, her get home’ by herself. iV 'f Saturday, Septem ^r 16\1944, fore, during a previous escape, For C om p^e Information YOUNG LADY . terrorized a woman Into giving and said: , U g h t WAjr: Have your husband frori 9 a. m. until g p. m. ' give you the game. You re either take her home or send her d-/s him $3(K), eciwi. t»«« SY »n< sinvict. we. t. m wo. M. a s« t ow ■ P S a e . C A S H Phone $284 Said first session may be public­ TO DO o f f ic e ! WORK ' tw o up anjrwmy.” , home hi a taxi. (Persona who ask ly adjourned from tlme\ to time " It ’s not like you to quit, said young girls to work for them at T to etz U. S MT Oft I HELP WANTED “Couldn’t you alter it a liltie to make hini look more I ■ . • J but no session shall be he(d later One who can do typing l>re- Taft Opposes Len. 'What’s wrong?" night should feel responsible for like a discharged Marine captain or something?“ ' than Saturday, Eleptember 16, ex­ ferred. This is a permanent . ‘T m Just not In the mood. seeing that they get safely home.) We have work available on essential, wf^ cept a session to examine and ad­ ""Bony. Yoli caa find somebody He's Bashful BY LESLIE TURNER mit those whose qualification ma­ job and not for the dura* - Road Program better worth playing At the club- W ASH TUBBS Tion. Write Imx B, care materials for:. / , ture after Satisrday, SeptOinbOr houae.” . TOOiNERVlLLE FOLKS BY FONTAINE FOX TAKE HIM TO A'I'-MEADOUARTERS.,. MALE H ELf 16, and on, or befora; Mond«y..jOflT. e H e ^ d . 'Kivinjir. f nil in-r As they walked back Len noted >MCS WORK TAMCINfi THAT T Wi tt HOPK TMlS S E E US ---- (ContlBiied' freoi Page One) PRISONER. CAPTAIN.-. 1 VONl THE LAST IP he's lyELL ENOUGH TO BE Oi^ESTlONEP, tober 2nd, which session shall be ^nnation, experience and with what A broodjng Interesit WE'LL ■IAL< TO HW SIGHT AWAY ! __ _ WANTED held’ Saturday, September 30th, ?! the first three post-war years to W Alt stndled the wives and wid­ THOOSHT AU SNIPERS WERE For the best Price Men: Weavers, Dye House;Helpers, St from 9 a. m. until 5 p. m. r^erenceSf \ ows they passed, the brides And CLBAREP “ IncIudinR 1 Mechanics’ fedcrhl-ald, urban and fanh-to- X possible on yoitr ter and for general inside work. Signed, the nubile girls. Cer-or Station Helper and Fireman. David Chambers, • • • ,. For Full or Part-Time Work Sherwood O. Bowers, On the tennis courat, Mrs. Fan­ Wagon. Any Make Cecil W . England,. Apply In Person ny Klbtan. mother of six; was or Model from Women: Weavers, Sewing Machine.OperUx Jack M. Gordon, Crocheted Purse playing a hot game with three of Clarence N. Lupien, her children, while the other three I93A to 194-2. tors, Quillers, Spinners^ Doffers, Control* COUOIVIAL BOARD Harold M. Reed. V Board off Selectmen.. NO W AITING lers. Draw Frame Operators, Finishers and COMPANY Samuel J. Turklngton, Parker Street Tbwq Clerk. IMMEDIATE CASH for Miscellaneous Operations^ J • a WAR BOM BS 0 > C a- Trainees will he accepted for all types of work.. CAN BE SOLD 'A lf hiring in accordance with Area Stahilization Plan. Yea, we think your house can be sold by Our ngeney nt a BRUNNERS fair price. J. R. W ILLIA M S OUR BOARDING HOUSE , MAJOR HOOPl.E V ' . . O U T O U R W A Y BD OAKLAND 5T. W e have caafaimera for*— Applications for employment may h« made at: Four 8 Boom Slnglea. - f IF TH’ .COWMEN E6A0, MR.STOKESeeRSLY.' J I'M Three 8-Boom Stagtea. vni \'LL C-FTCM T)4E ^ A-sKED, ('\ 5T0l<.EbDEKK.Y. Three—2-Famlly 12-Boqm DooMea. OIT THIS COUNTRY BACK FROM Yrt’ MULTI­ TO^CROVA) M A-30R ! H O'O VOU ulNOVY O P E N - ^ One—8-Booa Single On One Floor. United States MILLIONAIRES THEY'RE f'^L UAvI -IME »fo3 0 )[ VilTH TU£ ^ T kE 6NP ' WHO 6 ^ Qiciiey Brothers Twe—8-Room FIat»—(Steam Heat). r GiOIM' TO HAVE TO MAKE z-a RU • — 8N Th e WAN 'V/OUARTZ CCWEs Y Mon., Tues., Wed. Until Emplo^ement ' Just telephone, write, enO or stop os on tbe atreet and tefl na APPOibllMEMTS WITH yAN/VJTOMXTiC J L'-SERT'i Siy,TM£|? 9 P . M. 146 Hartford Road about tbe plUM yon WMdd like to have na sell for yon. Ca t t l e : Service RADlACriNS h e a t X o * O iS Manchroter, Connecticut 414 Capitol Avenne ROBERT J. SMITH. I N C 8694 CONSTANtrLN, »4On0 DO V J TKERIWAU f T C t w-v Thurs., Fri., Sat., 6 P. M. 12-20 you r e g u l a t e ROOiA i f r e c t i f i e r Hartford,.Oonneetlcat Real Estate and Insurance pHlLr EM30MiN6'TH8 968 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 8480 TEWPERATuiee ’ yOHiCH ASSOR.e s l i b e r a l a r t s New idea In maternity clothea— f AN EYEM '76 OECjREES,^ COURSE AT a pretty outfit with a yoiing freah A u C A T R A X ^ MICKEY FINN look. Make the eye-catching blouaa ' i Two of a Kind LANK LSONAKU In a gay print The skirt of a dark ■'C fabric will give you all the fullness !:lr TM ALMOST, you need without bulk. Soft jersey' .ir rayuila are most suitable. RCJiSHEb, PHlU fc ' Pattern N a 8604 comes m sisea TURN YOOR HEAD 5 7 8 6 12,14,16,18 and 20, Size 14 blouaa A UTTLE K e'inOT kiAjjaa (long sleeves, requires X 1-2 yards of SO-lnch material; abort sleeves, 2 1-8 yards; skirt requires 2 3-4 By Ml*. Anne Oabot . • suit, with your black crepe "date' yards. It’s a big one— 14 by A Inches and dinner dress. - Fop this pattern, ^snd 20 cents. q O H 2 ^ apd the thick, decorative fringe To obtain complete crocheting In colnst your name, address, irize wism another S Inches to Its hand­ Instrubtlons for the Fringed Un­ ueslred, snd the pattern number to some appearance. This one is derarm Purse (Pattpm N a 5788) The Manchester Herald Today’s S / | ssf Cerpt Phot» crocheted of black wool, lined in finishing snd lining instructions Pattern Service, 1150 Sixfli ave*t| From France comes this photo of wine-colored tsffets and baa for send 15 cents in oolfk, plus 1 cent mie. New Tork 19, N. X. < .lole blood plasma packad In dry decoration a lovely pink velvot postaga Your nanm, address The new fall and winter Issue o f. ice to maintam p ra p n tempatatura i ' ■5?, roee sewn to one comer. Sequins snd the pattern dumber to. Anne "Fashion" is now ready—32 pages Tha hfS^aving fluid U on its w w to _ C A H 0 C may also be used on ,a glamorous Cabot, The ManchiMiter Evening It’s a complete guide to your fall s field hosplt^ Blood donors filled Efi^8MieA€ un^arm bag of this type. Mehe Herald. 1150 Sixth Avenue, New Hhote lars-W sr Bond buyers got T • Rgt 8 R G*«, and winter wardroba Send fbg llhem there. Back ’em up with War HrN'aiiKM .SiNkiU;. Iw. . 1.'- P A M P E R E P ^ this baf to carry, with jrour fall York 1». N. X. ymv aapih Priea 18 d a t e . ^ ' jgaags! U. S. T rtn in Dettrtmtmi -J. ‘. A ... ’..■■'A .'L f j 1 ■ -e-ii -J