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BATUKDAT, BEnXMBKK t, 1944 ?AQE Twiy^y* Averar* Daily Circulation The Weather Manchester Evening Herald For tho Month a t Angnet. U44 Knreenst of t . K. V.eatber Bnrenn ------:— r —’------Manchester Lodge of Masons taken. I feel It my duty to write Partly rlondy today, tonight held a -siiecial communication in thia letter in hopes the populace 8.775 Slid. Tiieoday... Lowest tempera- About Town the lyfiiple last/'night, the Hrst of Manchester.WllI awaken to the Exchange Chib WE RKFKB8BNT THE STRONGEST Member of Audit lure tonight in the upper SO’e. Heard Along Main Street fact that they’Are-almost directly Mss'^rfic gathering since the sum­ STOCK AND DIYIDBND Baronn of , Mn. fohn J. Simmona. Jr., of med recess. :The F'eHOwcraft do- reaponeiblo for child-delinquency T reating Wives Manchester-^A City of Village Chorm gyte was conferred. On next Tues- And on Some of Manchester*$ Side Streets, Too everyone is talking ao much about. X' J jM 8*ruc« atre«t haa tieft for Camp iay evenirlg the first regular Here at this station It Is very no­ PAYING M Btatner, N. ,C., wher« ahe will spend ticeable. The reason of course la (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTX^ X'tM'next ten.days Oenter street. ments will be served following the ties, the Republicans and the Dem- I the Naxis if the complaints do not degree work. oorats, name their candidates for ,top. But the oddest complaint of “Even though I am a service Members of the Manchester Ex­ SURE INSURANCE! man, I am a teen-ager and also President Ai First Barrage Zone ' ‘ Mr. cod 1ft*. HaroM ft. Lord of town offices. Election day comes the lot came yesterday, change C lu b wtU be hosts to their the first Monday in October. buyer of what he believed was was born and raised In Manchester, wives next Wednesday at a com­ DIAL 5616 — 953 MAIN ST. MS Summit streeyliava as their St. Margaret's Circle. Daughters and I take a deep interest In what guests Mr: and Mi*. Fred Thoipp- of Isabella, will hold an. important Also for the benefit of folks « broccoli plant haa been watching goes on. bination ol’ting arid dinner, party aoB «( South Portland, Maine. business meeting Tuesday, Sept­ nmre recently among us for the it grow weirder and weirder. He to be held at the Garden Grove, off first time Primary Day is virtu-' jjjjj given up trying to guess what “So in hope that something will Keeney street. According to Presi­ In Quebec for ember 12 at 8:15, at the K. of C. ally election day here since the Re-j It i,. it .started looking like let- be done to help out the teen-agers dent Chailes Eelber and Gommit- . (p Of Siegfried Defense home. A social time will follow Mauri Sm publicans get little opposition | tuce; then the leaves became and- someone takes notice of this (lee Chairman Clayton Hanson in-l in charge of Mrs. Joseph Falkow- from the Democrats as far as town | tough and everybody said it was letter I will sign off. Please won’t dlcations are that a full attend-^ MOTOR OVERHAUL ski and her assistants, Mrs. George offices are concerned. The only j ^ Again a change ' and you answer their plea?” ance will be on hand. THE BRITISH-AMERICAN CLUB, Victory Plan^ H. William's, Mrs. R. E. Carney, Democrats to gain office are those [ confident that he The Exchange clubmen are plan- Mrs. James H. McVeigh. ,* <|> I ...... ‘ |i a.i.—» Generator, Starter, Ignition named for poats. where minority had a kohlrabi but it fooled'him One of this column’s correspon­ rilng a real treat foc^thls party for INC. Expert Work! representation is mandatoi'y.^ by starting tq spread like a Brus­ dents mentioned culverts around their wives. Plans are for the af­ Meets Prime Minister Is Reached by Yanks The Gleaners GAup of the In the Republican Primary’Tiies- sels sprouts plant. town at atorm water aewer basins fair to iget underway at three Maine Voting; ' Radio Service South Methodist WSCS will hold day there are two contests. The A local boy, home from the that had such large openings that o’clock bv the afternoon. Begin­ Churchill to Confer on tbsir first meeting of the season Democrats have none. South Pacific looked over the a youngater could fall through. We ning at fmir o'clock steamed clams T at the church Monday evening at The first contest is for the seven t;emarked that it would be a good and clani chowder will be served. and The War; Trip, to P^a* British Troops Hamineri'l plant anand will meet at Orange seven for the nominations: Sher­ Still another reader said that a long series of meetings in advance of the rest of the coun­ hall tomorrow at 7 a. m. and will wood Bowers, David Chambers, via the mail as follows: while we are talking about culvert try as usual, and eagle-eyed poli­ other "politicians,” Berlin radio Plot Within Plot zones and minefields of thfi (Known As t{neea Alice) "Do you want to Tld your gar­ which have brought Allied arma Leuachner played with the idea SPfRlTCAL MEDIUM proceed from there to Saybrook. Louis Genovesi, Jack Oorilon, Clar­ openings we should also remark on | ticians looked hard for clues to disclosed today. dragon-toothed Siegfried linfi ence Lupien, John I. Olson and den and lawn of Jap beetles? Well the dangerous spots between curb i and aucceu around the globe. A nuinoer of alleged conspira- of overthrowing Goerdeler and Eaveath Daaghtef of a Seventb Soa Joseph 'Trueman. Of these only bend an ear to this little tale. Presidential Secretary Stephen what will happen in November tors, including high army officers, making himself Reichs chanccl- today. British armor brolce Bom With a VeU. and road'surface where culverts! m dtnr service c f four are on the present board — "While on my vacation this are so built^to catch the- water! American Legion Early .told reporters: when the Preaidency goea on Make already have been killed. The lor.” the agency added. into Holland at a point 14 Maadbiga Dally, tnclodiag Soaday, Bowers, Chambers, Gordon and "This conference opening here A A M .te » P . M. Or By Appoint- June I thought I would get myself that they make a decidedly sharp j RECOGNIZED in all the 48 states. 60-year-old Goerdeler had beer, j Von Hoaaell waa _ reported to miles horth of the ruptured FLOOR LAYING Lupien. 1 • today makes it appropriate to aay Even paitisans who cite figures designated by the plotters to be- . have confessed that he knew since amaL bi the Servic* of the Peo- a nice sun-tan. So I bought drop for the pedestrian. One such ! that the President’s recent inspec­ Albert canal (licenses in a ' a n d s a m h n g Now to go through the list a t aU some sun-tan lotion,, spread a place' mentioned was at Summit SUPERIORITY to disprove the saying “As Maine come chancellor of a new German the spring of 1943 that an attempt sweep toward the north end at fet M Team. tion-tour of the Pacific—bis trip Goes. So Goea The Nation” await­ was to be made on Hitler's life. I Ohnreh Street, Hartford, Oona. Riefinlahlng and Waxing. the candidates for Selectmen: blanket on our lawn and took a and Washington streets. provided vdFhout prop to' Pearl Harbor and the Aleutians government which would have tbe Germanb’ fortification belt. Estimatew Oiartly Given. - Sherwood' Bowers entered pollr book, for good measure. Withlft We mention these hazardous On the Event of Burning ed figure.^, to compare them with sought peace, the broadcast said. Wirmer was "violently opposed The Americans were less thsft e Phone S-tOM tics through the old Taxpayers’ udice or preforonco. —and his conferences with Admi­ previous years,’ on the Pine .Tree to Hitler and National Socialist TED SOl.VtFf D five 'minutes Jap beetles ' were spots around town because too ral Nimltz and General. MacAr- Arrows from swastikas Indicate German counter-measure* ti> check the Allied advance toward The six' convicted with Goer­ 10 miles from the German frontier League during depresalon. He has hovering over my head. I often the barn door is shut after state's contest for governor and e Reich. 'West o f^ e n t a German attack waa Stopped. German fresh .reserves along the Albert deler were named as' Ulrich yon Germany and continually pressed at two points 7P.miles apart. Thay TELEPHONE P254 thur, was a very necessary pre­ three seats in the U. S. House, Goerdeler to speed up the been variously successful In poli­ grabbed my book and chased the horse is stolen. Belief to in­ liminary to this conference.” »n«i were found by British troops who forced a eriraaing. Heaviest fighting was in the Thionville- Hassell, former Nazi ambassador captured Luxembourg, tbe capi­ tics but has lost most of his pet them away but in a few minutes vestigate these possible accident the Mortgage especially lor labor vote angles. Nancy area where atrong German counter-a^deks were met by Americans advancing across the Mo­ to Rome: Count Wolf Hendrick action,” Tranaocean asserted. tal of the pocket Duchy bordering projects. He doesn’t like the south they were all back again. So I spots than have embarrassing rnis- Sti«M Pacific War The CIO has berin especially ac­ selle river. , . ' Von Helldorif. former police chief Zu Stolz was said to have made the Rhineland and Saarland, in STOP end of town, we are told, picked up everything and scram- hapa and costly.suits against the To a question whether that tive in, the first Congressional dis­ in Berlin; Trot Zu Solz, former frequent trips to Germany "for one thrust and reportedly threw Dave Chambers has been a Se- 'oled into the house. ' tpwn. meant the Quebec deliberations trict In registering voters. The race secretary in the ministry of for­ the purpose of discussing German shcllH-tntiT-Aachen, Geraian border ectm'an and chairman so long it’s "Later this summer when 1 would stress the Pacific war. he there is between Rep. Ronert Hale, eign affairs; Paul Lejeune-Jung, military secrets with enemies of city, in the other fo r^ rd move­ TERMITE hard 'to remember when he wasn’t. thought the beetles had finally The suggestion Is made to us Advertise in The Herald—>It Pays replied that he_ believed "that Republican, and Anarew A. Pettis, Nazi Targets a former deputy: Wilhelm Letisch- Germany,” and all seven of the ment. \ FILMS He’s everybody’s friend and ad­ gone for the year I decided to try that we might begin at any time would be largely so.” president of the Portland union of Report Carrier Raids ner, former Hessian minister of accused were declared to havs. Biggest Air Flgnt mits himself he gives too much again. now to refer to our City of Village "Victory is everywhere,’’- the CIO shipyard workers’ union, the Interior: Josef Wlrmer, an at­ had "connections with foreign The biggest air fight ^ c e the T.>'‘ DAMAGE DEVELOPED AND time to tl)e job. "Securing my lotion, blanket, Charm as ’’Greater Mancheater.” Churchill exclaimed as he and the who is the Democratic nominee. Oil All Fronts torney. powers since 1942.” invasion swirled over the\Rbiae* PRINTED Gerald 6happell is a newcomer and book I settled my.sclf on the We Wondered about ,thia inasmuch President shook hands, grinned Pettis lost to Hale for the Repub­ Worked Out the Plans Count Helldorf was described land and interior Germany, to politics. He has had consider­ lawn again. But with no better as we have been hearing that and began chatting. lican nomination. Again in the Pacific Goerdeler, former German'min­ as a liaison man between Goer- ican air forces smashed at gufi eiB- TERMINIX COMPANY 24-HOUR SERVICE! able activity In lodges and sec­ success than last time for I veSs some of the expanding sections of The prime miniater had just ar­ Their Main 'Task Hit by Bombs ister of economics, "worked put deler's political group and the placements blocking the gromid tional arid community projects. Is the town a!re not as thickly popu­ rived by special train from Hall- Generally, the Maine Replbll- military faction led by Col. Gen. OF NEW ENGLAND - Film Deposit Box soon cha.sed into the house. ■ fax, where he- disembarked yester­ the plana of treason and it was assault and at oil refineries fe in the electrical busincas. "So If you want a tan I’d ad­ lated a» they were a few months cana said their task waa to main­ he who formed the bridge between Ludgwig Beck, one of the gen­ Ing power Into German resistartb At Store Entriince. ago. We aaked the reason for the day. tain or Increase traditional majori­ For Fifth ^iKecuiiye German erals reported to have paid the Cecil England has been on the vise the shore for thei'e aren't so Mr. Roosevelt had crime in from ties: the Democrats were out in an Over lyOCk) American the militarist traitors and politi­ Medium Marauder and Hava THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. board for a couple of terms. Is In many beetles there. But if you remark above and our informant Day Aine|acan Air- ^ cal conspirators,” the German death penalty for complicity in knocked out six German big gua\ •M No. Main St. Tel. 41M replied: “Well, I note by the Man­ south of the border an hour earlier. effort for places they have not the plot. Helldorf as head of the Insurance business locally and would like to rid your garden or held for ten years. « . Planes- Swarm Oyer j)ew8 agency Transocean said. emplacements standing in the way KEMP'S is active in Several fraternal and lawn of the beetle's just spread chester Directory (for 1943 by the From the trains, they motored planes Are Blasting Tide Turning Goet-fleler was captured after a the Berlin police directed many of Lieut. Gen. George 8. Patton’s ASK FOR FREE INSPECTION way) that among your churches is separately up a steep roadway and Elsewhere over the country, the Germany; Le Havre of the repressive actions against club circles.' on ' a bottle of suntan lotion and ^lltical news included: Vessels/ and Islands. ----- price of a million marks (about Third Army drive across the Mo­ Louis Genovesi is another new­ take s fly swatter along for good listed "Immanuel—370 Farming- along the ancient bastions whtre 9400,000) bad been placed -on hla the Jews in the early days of the selle in eastern France. ton av. Pastor. Rev. Fletcher out-of-date guns overlook the Governor Thomas E. Dewey's Shelled by Warships. Hitler regime.. From Nancy and Meta—Pat-, comer to the game of politics. He luck. D. Parker. 157 Tremont." We broad St. Lawrence river. The trip from his native Michigan to Bj/ Leonard Milltman QuisUng Dictator of head. is affiliated 'with the leading Ital­ "If any one finds s lotion which Des Moines, Iowa, to talk agricul­ ton’s Sector—north through Lux­ ian societies in town and has long looked up the aforesaid list and cars wound through narrow gate­ / A.. P. War Editor Croatia Arrested and London, Sept. 11—(S')— More embourg to Limburg, just below •Joes not attract the.se .so and ao’a there it was sure enough—and you ways of the ramparts of the cita­ ture matters In hia campaign as iVastating U. S. carrier raids ^ befrn connected with the local Sav­ I beg you to let me know about Republican presidential nomtnee. than 1,000 American heavy bomb- the Netherlands appendix- wtaeM' ings Bank,...... remember Fle’cher Parker was del. • tm Palau to the Philippines Turned Over to . Tito. Lieut. Gen. (iJourtnay U_Hfldgaft.v it, too.” ...... the Hartford minister who made Waa In Open Car He spent “unday with hia mother era struck . Industrial targets In Jacl( M. Gordon . ii a present and boyhood Irienda at Owosaoi, rere'earried into the fifth consec­ South Poland Fortress First Army gunners shelled Gor­ member of the board and has the front pages of the dailies last Ths President was in an opeh London, Sept. ,11— —The anti- Germany for the third' day in a man soil for the first time, the served a couple of .terms. He is 0\wers of small businesses in summer because the ration board car with his official host, the Earl Mich. utive day. Axis broadcasts report­ row today while other swarms pf Americana were running into UlS- Manchester .are gradually return­ An appeal by Governor, ^ h e German tide in the Balkans has popular with the, younger folks wouldn’t allow him gasoline of Athlone, governor general of ed today. Allie4_planes were striking from outer- defenses of the—-Siegfried and active in fraternal and club ing from defense plants to theii* enough to drive back and forth to . Canada. Churchill followed in an­ Stevenson of Texas, a recent White With land-based aircraft atrik- swept another Hitler puppet out Evacuated by Germans line. ' former establishments. This is tend his garden up at Lake Winne- other car with Prime Minister W. House visitor, for the L <^ Star of office, it was reported today, bases in England, Italy, north circles' In town. ■ Democrats to compromise differ­ ,lng *t Formosa to the north, and and south France. . They were under the Are of Gat^ . Clarence Lupien is another vet- particularly true of painters, car­ pesaukee. L. Mackenzie King of Canada. Halmahers and the Celebes to the making more precarious the pre­ man heavy guns along the MoseUa, penters, masons, plumbers, electri­ So if the directory is to be tak­ The President and prime minis­ ences between Pro-and Anti- Flying Fortresses and Libera­ 'eran on the board. He Is also a vet­ Roosevelt factions sufficiently to south, a creaoent shaped bomb line dicament of an estimated 250,000 tors attacked Merseburg, Lutz- Krosno Is Only 17 M^les Q ly e O u illio n S Around Limburg, beyond the capr eran In the employ of Cheney cians and other like tradesmen who en at face value we certainly are ter had talked animately for a few la being blasted around the Japa­ Nasi troops in once German-dom­ tured fortress city of Leige, they COLLECTION Brothers and formerly headed the earlier found it to their liking to expanding. moments at the train. Mr. Roose­ submit the Issue to/the voters. kendorf and Misburg a few hours FromFrnm the I j’.prno-Slu- C-zecho-Slo * -/ A statement bW^Marian Martin, nese-occupied American territory. inated territory in southeastern after R. A. F. Moaquitos had were encountering the heavieat union there. A West Sider, he la postpone Individual operations for velt sat in * big, open car. a Pan­ Elnemy radios said attacks on Europe. minefields seen since they cracked popular among his neighbors. ' a time in order that the greater We’ve just heard about that lo­ ama hat shading his eyes from a assistant chairman of the Repub­ created fresh havoc in Berlin. Up vakian Border; Key In Bingo; tiase lican N atiq p ^ committee, to a Palau and Yap swelled to 1,000 The United Nations radio at Al­ to 750 fighters escorted the bomb­ through Normandy. M O N D A Y, SEPTEMBERv^ll John I. Olson is a newcomer to or war effort might be a ld ^ cal man • who took his wife with bright morning sun. (Jhurchtll plane proportions last Thuraday, giers said Ante Pavelic, quisling Here the Americana were only the board prospects, but not. to , For a time, locally, there was a him to New London recently on a s to ^ beside him. atUrM in a blue news conference in New York that ers raiding Hitler's oil spring*. To All German Silesia. she had sgen "criticism and disin- with 350 returning to the attack dictator of Croatia, had b^n ar 8 1-2 miles from the-borde^ and politics. Very active in SWediah deatth of local carpenters and hurried business call. The day was Trinity House Naval uniform, a •yesterday (Tokyo tims). rested and- delivered to Marshal A great fleet of British heavy circles he la in the painting and local builders had to "import” hot, the man was In his shirt­ cap perched at a jaunty angle on .te g ra tit/ vanish within the party. bombers pounded besieged Le London, Sept. 11 — (^1,,— The Hartford Aldermen Did Were reported, using their long tom IN THE SOUTHWEST siCTION tradesmen to care for the new con­ She just completed a 27-state The preceding day, Berlin re­ Tito's Partisans. There was no Havre. rifles against Aache, big troop decorating business. sleeves but nevertheless they had his head and a cigar jutting from ported, 300 aircraft sweeping off confirmation. South Poland fortress town of Not Vole That All the concentration point just two milea Harold Reed is connected with struction that was-demanded with to eat. They hustled up the gang his' mouth. to u r/ flattops raided Min ~ A . Non. Senate and House differences oyer Smoke already was leaping body "shall have yoted favniably" a town official or two have stepped reconversion and surplus property Two teats of CIO political action OfN. EeCoal on legal bingo, it shall be author­ (Conlinuecl o p Page Eight) Herbert L. Millbury is a former out of their day role Into the war t ' committee strength held the spot­ Tressufy Bslsnce from the 16th centSry city of High school teacher, now in a war One of Manchester's Finer Residential disposal^ bills, part> leaders sum­ Task Created 164,000, France’s second largest ized indefinitely thereafter. plants for portion of the evening moned absent senators back to light as Maine balloted in the industry. Although a resident of under Uie bright lights. . ■ ' " - •' Washington, Sept. 11—SAVE w h a t you h a v e by RECAPPING NOW! cation heart most of the past year prbspect of New England having —new to seeking office. re-open a t — o’clock.” give it proper consideration.”. represent.ztlves. House committee call for post-war sufficient coal for necessities this TrytoBrin«j Wanhingtim, Sept. II.— —See.-' We have installed $5,000 worth of new equipment and Mrs. Janet Simon Smith, and A. What is puzzling the frequent­ New Home. There Are a Few Homes Left. Act To Becall^ Senators Polls opened at fl a. m. and were tax reductions, particularly for To Treat Drinking Waten winter was described as "not very retar> of State Hull today waned . will be able to give you ONE DAY SERVICE, or if Lawrence Riker are unopposed for ers is how the proprietora are He made this 'statement after to Close at 7 p. m. except in com- those in the lower and middle in­ bright” today by William H. Day, the i»eople of .Aunties that the tlm* going to fill in that blank apace Q uickly. Majority ..I^der ' Barkley (Ky.), UHinities *lth fewer than 300 per­ come groups, was added today to for them to tu n against Oermany you want—drive over and we will fecap a tire while the unexpired terms on the board. sons where they might close two general chairman of the New Eng­ Kent to U. S. in order to help secure their ow* you wait. BRING YOUR CAR IN THE MORNING- So there 'you are. The Re'publl- before “O'clock” when th e , day revealetf sups have been takep to the flow of looklng-shead propo­ To Decrease Tooth Decay land shippers advisory teard. can town committee choices were comes. And if they fill it in, the recall sfenators who were not . in­ hours earlier. ' ' sals made urgent by military suc­ ■ • V — ' independem’e Is almost • up- Hb DRIVE IT HO.ME AT n ig h t ALL RECAPPED. GOP leaders exhorted their ad­ In a prepared statement he said statement. In response to ■ made by secret ballot, so no qne place will be closed and not a soul cluded in the bare quorum avail­ cesses'abroad. \ th a t.’’the car situation on the able last wec)(. herents to record the party’s tra­ In agreement with., War Mo- Cleveland. Sept. 11 — Health;- Dei^n declared officials in the Action Is Begun hy His reporter’s question. In effect aft - can say there was undue Influence will be able to see it! ditional thumping . majorities. railrtada, particularly as it affects v l ^ the Aastrians that their post, or pressure brought to bear at the •V. Barkley told the Senate Friday blllzer James F. Bypnss that now Officials in two sections of the’ »t*tes of New York u d Michigan New England, la not ' as good Mother to Get ; Son meeting. $ S 0 0 Down be contemplated an effort to bring State Chairman L>loyd~B. Morton is the time to build the framework already were completing plana to war destiny depends to a eoasldcr- The subject of a recreation and .53 Per Month said a ’’substantial’’ Republican i country are preparing extensive,' stage "demonatratione teats” on shape as it-wa. last spring. abte extent at this moment oa theli As for pre-primary 'talk we've entertainment place for “teenv $41 up the highway bill' “at a very IS oridge back to peace, the practical teats of a theory that Out of British’ Prison. margin would presage “complete a broad scale. - , , Coal Ua.' Shortage foUowing the patten of Bomaala . NEW TIRES hc(ird little except that Selectman hgera’’ in Msmehester seems to be BONPFORDiXD early date.” special House economic -planning' Sherwood Bowers is generally at “There’s .no reason why we can victory Ip November. His Demo­ committee proposed in a formal tooth decay can be greatly de- i Such testa, he said, .wmuld re­ "Coal cars ire short,” he declar­ and Btilgaria and coming over U We have quite a few Grade 1 tires at the present a popular one. The “teen-agers" cratic counterpart, Peter M. Mac­ quire about eight to-ten years. ed. "Box cars are very tight, and Washington, Sept. 11.'—i/Pi -An the Allirt side. odds with the rest of tba Select- are the ones who most want some­ F. H. A. MORTGAGES ARRANGED THROUGH THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. not go to work on the road pro­ report: creased by chemical treatment' of i • • • time. If you hold a certificate buy one now AS m^cn on almost everything, and - Attention gram while we wait for the cori' Donald, 3aw “an excellent chance drinking water, a U. S. Public Tbe dsntsl aurgeon eatimatrt we face serious trouble in New 'effort to bring about, the teturn thing done for them. But no one (1) Sbarjp overall tax reduc­ England thia winter unless some­ to the United States .of Tyler Gat Spraying Fiend , THEY ARE VERY SCARCE. said to' definitely have .an ax to thus far has taken their plea aerl- SALESMAN ON THE TRACT DAILY 9:30 A. M. TO 6 P.M. ference oommittees to bring in re­ of carryjtic the state.” tions,, along with incentives tor Health service dentist said today. that addition of fluorine would grind if elected' again. The Idea is Home Owners ports on the other post-war meas­ Hottest Contest » Dr. H. Trehdley Dfiin. senior | coat about seven cenU a year per thing la done to improve tJ . situa.- Kenti convicted in a British court Mattoon, III., Sept. II—(ID— ously—that is, no one m authority. Hott<.4t conieat was in the war- business to grow and investors to of violating the British Official Five squad can of sUte Mghwai he plans to grind the sx so he can We have two large recreation cen­ ures)’’ Hayden told a reporter. risk tbeir money In new ventures. dental aurgeon of the health serv- | person. ■ . ■*. tion by faster unloading and load-- be ready to chop off a few heads. “We can always lay our bill aside boomed first Congressional dis­ ice, told the American Aseocla- < He reported on observations Ing by shippers, and receivers and War Secrets Act while a.member polire esme here today to aM eft) ters at the south end arid the T. tit. Our expert carpenterU trict. There, red-haired, 38-year- (2) Credit control to prevent of the American Embasay staff in authorities In an effoift la tocaW WE HAVE PLENTY OF GRADE 3 TIRES And, the story goes, ha would chop C. A. at the north end, We haven't ere now Bvailable for any to permit speedy action on the accumulated savings from caus­ tlon for the Advancement -Bf ecl- among 7,757 white urban school even more egiclent handling by off the4ieads of some of the town’s other measures.” old Andrew A- Pettis contested re- ence ' that, studies here and children of 21 cities of 4 atktes our railroads. ,' London, was .begun in the ' Su­ the noctitraal. gas-epnylBg pi*lrt : Bring'Your Certificates. noted any of the three offerinjg and all types of home re­ election of Republican Rep. Robert ing inflation as they are turned preme "Odurt today, by Kent's er who has claimed at laaat * ; most valuable servants. ’’teen-age” attractions. Perhaps Hayden said .estimstes are that loose. abroad already had shown that and said: ' "The coal situation is bad," he But next Wednesday don’t com­ pairs and aiterationa. the post-war era, if it Is prosper- Hale to a second term. Both are persons drinking domestic water "Childrsn'using domsiUc watart added, “for coal cars are short and mother, Mrs. Ann«H. P. Kent, of actual vlrtims aad saat poUe* wm \ 1.00x 16 6.50x16 7.00 x 16 the ’’teen-age" problem Isn’t con­ Portlander*. Economics Gi Government this city. ph.vslclaa* oa aumeroas -at plain about the results if you sidered their responsibility. If Estimates cheerfully .pus, will see 40,QM,000 passenger In addition to these main points containing emalT Amounts of the containing as littls as on* part, no mor.r coal than last year is haven’t been at the Armory Tues­ cars, trucks and other motor vehi­ Pettis, president of the CIO mineral element fluorine In a nat­ par million of (natural) fluorine moving from the mines to our ter­ The effort wba,Jn the form of a oail*. day to vote. not, whose Is it? riven. . upion which bargains for more for a post-war program, the com­ .motion for permission to file h * • • This "teen-sge” subject brought cles on the highways compared mittee headed, by Bep. Colmer (D., ural atate ahowed only one-third experienced only, about a third as ritory.”, ^ ALEXANDER JARVIS, President. with 34,000,000 at the outbreak of than 20,040 South Portland Liber­ much dental caries (decay) as Day predicted that the end of petition foy a writ of mandamui^. Change. Is Needed a letter from a local sailor this ty ahipbriilders, was endorsed by Miss.) called also for aconewies iri as much • tooth decay as compar­ Don M.''Harlan, of Detroit, attor­ Dee Molaee, Sept. 11- Elarly this spring, a concern sell­ week; He'Is station^ at .Jack­ the war and about 28,000,000 to­ able groups imbibing water con­ co'mpiirable groups using a water the war In Eupope would "result ing vegetable plants had the mis­ FULL DETAILS CAN BE SECURED AT: MODEL HOME ON WALKER STREET. day. the Maine United Labor committee government, mcreaaed 'foreign that contained no fluoride, - Othqr in a much tighter car altuation all ney for Mrs. Kent, said'the writ if Ing Mm Byraeejredeeveialee i sonville. F lo ^ a , and this Is what Wiri. F. . —the PAC affillate^-as was David trade, early r e n ta l of agricul­ taining no fluorina. CAMPBELL'S fortune of losing a lot of labels ‘"Ths belief .la that wheit the But he said it still remained to studies In England, South- Africa over th# eaat” -s many car# wrould granted would call on . President "a etavt,** Oov. Thoasaa K. I he hag to aay: ture controls; mRntensnee of an from the flats In-jvhich the pleats PHONE 2 - 6 ^ OUR OFFICE OR CENTER STREET. PHQNE 4112, OR 26 ALEX­ new cars are available and gaao- H. Staples, 71-year-oId retired lo­ and India, ha added,'report simi­ diverted to the west^-coast, Roosevelt to ascertain the causes Moerted’'today tte t a "For the last fsw.waeks I bav* Johnson comotive engineer froin WatervlUe armed Torce o f upwqrfia! of 3)* be proved that tbe ^mecbanical sdmtatatnMea lajaaeftrt If had been placed. On top. of that, ANDER STREET. PHONE 7276. llEs r*strlctlons are <01, highway addition of fluorine to domestic lar findings m pfctlng the Infiu- Day.aald a inaeUng of shippers for Kent’s detention, and if he the salespeople wore totally Ignor­ noticed articles written by the Broad Street . travel will Increase so tremendous­ who seeks to prevent Rep. Mar> 000,000 men until the oceupatlon gnd transportation men would be were wrongfully held, to demand eooatty'a laftiStry la ta bs lERVICE STATION teen-agers almost pleading with modernised I gsret Cha le Smith, of Skowhegsn, Job abroad is ended, and in- water cMitslnlng none of the ele­ anc* a t small amounts of fluorides over to peacathno parotMa' lifTS Main (At 5|liddle Turnpike) Dial 6161 ant ail tq bow plants looked. And the people of Manchester to sup­ TELEPHtINB 7426 ly that *, completely ment would bring about the 'same on the amount of dental decay Ih held in Boston, Sept. 28 to discuia- on top of that, the buyers, most Or tbin Krtker Ayer* road system will be required," he | (CMtiaiwd M .PM* Elrb^I Ir Mil ply them .with a place for recrea- Salenmen on Tract Shnday and Monday 10 a. jn. to dark : (Continued *n Pas* Ta iriMMautiS «■ Pasre Toafe results. th* community. Mbe altuation. of them rank imateUrs, did riot tlonal purposea And as far as J C«wi»ry - TOI. tSas-W« , • . V know* a Cj^bage .plant froris a can see, no results have yet been F T jT ; V .. -i \

■V ;V- MANOHBS^i'SR EVISNINU HEKAL.U, MAXV(LMl!i91t!^1* ii, f X < ;k. T H t t E fe ...A..,. ■ ■ . ! I . ' I II » H l l , '- MAl^cnr-oicA r^vtiNU-sG ftEKALD. MANCHESTER, CONN. MU>a_ovar- Inez Ka.shman, Department Presi­ that the auxiliary will always ghn- die Executive » I ^ whelrolngiy respimalva to PreM- dent of the American Legion Auxil- tinuc to meet any and all de­ innecticut 8o- dent John U Lawlt and hla poM- . iry and Department stafl ofliccrs, mands upon them for service. sts, held at ciea. Cili^ to 2,000 dalmtea may Genuine Inlaid Selectman David Chambers and a The entire assembly arose in ay night. Dr. attend the convention, which opens host of local Legionnaires and their honor of Department Commander Herbert L. Emanuelson. Comman- tomorrow. wives. ■der- Emanuelson said that he and The district autonomy advocatea L I N ^ U M Governor Baldwin brought his his staff were in recent conference manned a pre-conyentlon atratagy own Legion Post Commander, El­ caucus today. They talked con­ with the State Bank Commission- ■ town was roy F. Wellncr,. of Stratford, to the -rr inquiring into the provisions of fidentially of getting the n e c e a ^ he Leglslatlw Manchester ceremony and Com­ the famed G I Bill of Rights bill 30 per cent by Thursday or Friday. 8 of the state CEMEN* mander VVcltner was the Gover­ provisions. Aside from the educa­ Leader of the self-rule move­ ley Raymond nor's giUfst here for the evening, tional features of the bill, he said ment thia year is fU y Edmundaon, TO YOUR FLOOR •fudge Shea Toastmaster that no information has yet been - A . Johnson of this town. Is legal ad­ who resigned last spring aa presi­ SupeHor Court Judge William J. received from . Washifigton con­ visor of the organization. dent of the intnots district, ap- Shea, post member and gmid friend cerning the issuance of loans to polntlve office he fined fo r nine $ 2 3 - 5 0 of the Legion, was toast'nmster at returnipg veterans to aid them in The Past Chiefs* Daughters of years. He 11s a delegate from the ceremony. Hu said that he e.staWishing small businesses, for Helen Davidson Lodge, will meet Lewis’ own local unton In Bpring- -."J, • was honored to have been selected the construction of homes. ■at 7:45 Tuesday night at the home Avrrsfe 13x1^ Ft. Room. by the post oWcers on twAi occn- Many veterans who already ■of Mrs: Helen Flavell, 66 Hamlin The local union cuatomaglly slfms tc) sen-e them, first, at the have applied to the banks for this street. __ chase Lewis aa one of Its delegates G«nnlne inlaid, dealgna extend ‘dedication of the Home .four years, advertised aid. as guaranteed in but omitted him this year. This . \ through to back. Custom fitted and seven months ago, and now the the GI Bill of Rights, Were laughed Miss Masle McAlpinS and Miss will maks no practical dlfferenoa and cemented, a permanent destruction o f the Outstanding in- at, Commander. Emanuelaon said, Betty Anderson of Detroit, Michi­ to the tJMW chief. He undoubted­ floor for years of fine service. debtednesir against this flne-prop- when they, appeared at banks seek­ gan. have returned home after ly baa more credentials from other Phone 4169 for >mmediate in­ iprty, so ,long envisioned by local ing aid. spending a few days with. Mr. and local unions than he needs to cast stallation . . . choice of designs Legionnaires. . S'o Information Mrs. George Currie of Foster the maximum of five itotee __p«r- and colors. Judge .Shea said that he consid­ mltted an Individual by tha UM W ..Bankers as yet have no infor­ street. ^ ered it his duty and a distinct ob­ constitution. ligation to Bct^ in this instance. mation on this particular, and most essential provision, of the bill Mrs. Robert McIntosh of 184 Edmundron also la running for Judge Shea was introduced by Ev­ Middle Turnpike East la seriously and he aald that if no action is the tm w presidency against erett Kennedy, chalripan of the 111 in Hartford hospital. Lewis, but he is not, making that mortgage burning ceremony:- - forthcoming in the near future, the Connectif ut delegation will a major cause. 'The miners do not A “ Gold Seal” Selectman David Chambers said Hose Co. No. 2. 8. M. F. D.. wUlelect their offlcert in convention that he was proud of the accom­ present a demand at the National Legion Convention to demand ac­ hold its regular meeting this eve­ but by refeiendum next December. plishment of the small group o f ning at gjj'clock. District autonomy la a perennial Floor Only eX-servlce mon and women attain­ tion on this phase of .rehabilitation controversy but always one o f the ing this marked objective in com­ of the returning veterans. j Commander Emanuelson asked ; Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxll moat ■vigorously fought In the con­ pletely o w n ln g^ eir own home, and Fi-ank S. Valluzzl of 66 Oxford that citizens dedicate themselves | lary, U. S. W. V., will meet vention. Ts’enty-one of the. 31- $ 1 2 - 9 5 thanked the Legion for the fine Wednesdaystreet, office night debit in the represenUtive Arm y and UMW districto are atafled by part whicji the Home has played in to the task of fini.shing up the war ; completely, to the end .that this | Navyo f the Club John at Hancock 8 o’clock. Mutual ' U fe Lewis-appUntad presidenU and 'civic interests since its erection. Insurance Company, Hartford, is treasurers. Lewis calls them hla Ep To 16 Square Yards. He said that he "didn't know wluit time Peace will be a reality, and j attending the Home Office under­ “ Economic Cabinet.” He terms if the town would have done for vot­ that all our boys and girls in ser-; Genuine 8-cdat Gold Seal felt vice may he returned to their STATIONERY writers’ school at Swampscott. union • government a "aheer buat- ing space. Motor Vehicle registra­ ■nnscsH asaBBica base, with a gleaming finish that homes for all time. i BlUFOlDS Mass. The local insurance man nesa proposition’ and aaya it la tion office.-and various municipal has been with the company 23 wipes clean In af Jiffy. Custom and private meetings. Governor Baldwin said that “it] SERVICE/VIEN EVERYWHERE letters, snapshots, pocket sue essential to have competent effi­ . Expert fitting and laying is Included. seems to be the order of the day to , years. He la a past Commander of cient officers who can confront the Mrs. Incx Kashman,. of New Ha­ books and games, film, home-town newspapers, playing cords Anderson-Shea Post, V, F. W „ of ^Workmanship Phone 4169 today! ven, State President of the Ameri­ sen'e any number-of terms,” so he | coal tndiurtry with a basic union this town, and has the distinction .. .Inatalled can L-egion Auxiliary, outlined the thought it ail right to come to ;joIicy. A t Once! increased and vital future demands Manchester tp see the burning of of being a member of the 1918 s Irving Berlin show orchestra- Hmradny and Saturday Eveplngo, CIoo^ Wednesday Afternoons. upon the members of her organi­ the mortgage on the .Home which Chamber Forms Another Heavy Onlaer zation, and urged the Auxiliary to he helped dedicate four years and Wapping more ago. A Pateiit Pool Mr. and Mrs. John Zimmerman Quincy, Maas.. S e p t ' 11.— — • J W OF MANCHESTE M> f T6wBwa aiiwM MONTMlf Governor Badwin lauded the ef- ftf North School street have re­ The U.8.8. St. Paul, sixth heavy forLB....af Commander Wilfred James Murray o f Station 31, ceived newt of the death of Mrs. cruiser o f the Baltimore class, w ill Clarke and Mrs. Rice for steering South Windsor, died at his home Anna Darling, wife of Hiram Dar­ be launched Saturday mominc, the efforts of the Legion and Aux­ on Fr.idav morning. He' was a New Haven, ISept. 11.— shades of the new season. Per­ second, what the veteran’s quallfi- lumbia lake, has returned home to- RobL Thayer Wed ^rqteaaor Skunk Circle fect for town, country or cam­ catidnk 'are and thirdly the P «P *' resume her school studies. ■ ration of all coordinated efforts of Miss Edith Preusse 1* visltlnR New York, x®*P^ 41—(^1— TODAY AND TUBS. pus. Choose yours now from- state agencies to that end. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto To Hartford Girl Sachet and Oologha, two de-odor- our superb collection. Following the speaking program, Preusse, at their home on Mountain Ised t»aby skunks, haVa bean added MAY BE HIGHER the officers of the Legion Auxllia^ Road. New York. Sept. 11— A license to the ”faculty*’ of the American and T ost were installed. Depart­ utiiEiii.f.Rin \ T Corbin Kohn, assistant direc­ to wed was obtained at the City Museum of Natural Hiatory. ment Commander Herbert lU tor of the Post War Planning They will participate' in an ’’An­ Emanuelson and staff installed tne. CSerk’s Office her*.Friday, morn­ 'A Board of Hartford, will be the ing by Robert Eidwlrd Thayer, 31, imals o< North America” vlaurt CllOBV officers of the p o s L a ^ Inez guest speaker at the meetli\g of a former Manchester man, now at aducatlon program held by the Kashman and staff Installed the the EUington Center farent-Tcach- museum fo r pubUo school children. LET’S HOLD ERROL FLYNN officers of t*e Auxiliary. 35 Hazel street, tortford , and er Association this evening.. Miss Miss Jeannette * May Pajot, Francis E. Miner Is Qommawler Greth Nelson Is guest soloist and Clmr^ Gives .Bread 1 A I I i 1 I • k A *, 19. of 251 Collins street, Hartford. iiAN .UtllvAN O f the Post for the ensuing year Mrs. Maurice Miller, the Tolland The couDle planned to be mar­ 10^ WOOL FABRICS and Mrs. M ary Danaher is presi­ County P. T. A., president, will be For yeara the parish church rt ried In New York Saturday. , dent of the Auxiliary. — present to speak to the new mem- MIsa Pajot waa bom in Thomp- St. Andrawa, Aahburto^ to^and, A bean and salad supper was sers on the activities of the asso­ ON THE SAME FBOOBAMjt sonvUle, the daughter of M r: and has gtvan a four-pound loaf or IN BLACK - BROWN - GREEN - GRAY 'served Jn the hfcU hy the Auxiliary 'T3IBL FROM MONTERBY* ciation. ' , , Mrs. fceaser Pajot- Har proapec_^ bread to all who attended Friday AND RED. ^ and Post to 300 members And Miss Marjorie Skiff of Long- live husband, the son qf Mr. and morning prayers. j meadow. Mass., was the week-end friends at T o’clock. Mra. D a vid 'e . Thayer, waa bom ■ Due to a previous engagement ■ I I ' .. ‘ w, ' ' guest of Miss Hattie Berr. In Manchester, Hla marriaga to Governor Baldwin was unable to Crew Chief Arthur Gordon Florence Dearocher waa temaln- reach Manchester untD 8 o clock. Downes, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ ated by a Reno divorce In 194$i_,« don Downes o f Maple avenue, who . "J Name It te stgUoned at Birmingham. Ala., $29.98 1" $49-98 A ir Base, Is home on a 16-day fur­ A tropical cyclone le known ns lough. ______J • a hurricane in the West todies, a Marlborough DANCE OTHERS FRO^I 824.98 typhoon in the western Pacuic, a baguio in the Philippines and a Tall Cedars Outing "T^elTCTUlT'^Mfwmoa will be cyclone In the Pacific ocean. held at the library, Monday. Sept BOLTON GRANGE FAIR 11, from 9:30 to 11:80 a. m. under Held on Saturday the direction" of Dr. Martha U V. Clifford director of Child Hyglana TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER ll*h September 12 SIZES FLOOR LAYING for Connecticut. _ 8 To 12 MidflighL , $•- Nutmeg F o n ^ TaU Cedars of A t the Grange meeting Thura- I a n d 8AMHNG ■ J Lebanon, held its most successful day night the program was to 9 to 17 12 to 20 ReflnlaMng and «<«**»g. charge of Mlos Minor WeaL who I;-;'.*' EstliiMtea Otadly Olvaa. outing Saturday afternoon at the Villa Louisa. A t 6^:30 just 110 mem­ preaented a program of stmgs, BOLTON COMMUNITY HALL JED SOI’.VOl D aklU, and readings. A ll membera 3 S ‘/4 to. 4 S ‘/4 „ L i bers sat down to a chicken and IMLtON CENTER L f' fELEPHONK K754 spaghetU dinner. The sporta pro- are asked to mmt at tha Ubrary gram------w^«Ms* began mViAi^lv ahortly aftjtp after 2 2n*i o’cl— Thursday at 8 p. m. when Mr. and and included baseball, volley ball Mra. Thomas Berran o f M a n c h ^ Moaic b7 tlio and horseshoe pitching. During the ter Grange wlU be tm hand td ^ d A. M. — 8 P;M. afternoon the iraembera enjoyed the cast for a MlnatreJ Show which , ■ "I clam chowder. Several visitors wUl be directed by them made up GILEAD BARN STORMERS RMBBER were present from Maryland and f t local members. Waghingtoh. D. C. The outing r Mrs. Carl Franton and her son Moidoni «nd OM FtsbloHod DRaeoo. ■J ; SHEETING committee which was.. bss(ja<| LieutAb« Gustavevaxawvea va» Franaon- — are - - vlalt- Selectman Jack Gordon was com­ ihg friends* WFlilW^Yesfit CI^. NOW AVAILABLE! plimented for the fine arrange­ Lieut. Earl bpirson.iraon, son. oof f Mr. I Raffle nckata Drawn IMwaen Daaeca, ments made for the outing, and Mrs. Carl Cafson, who is a ^ ortation Call 5 1 7 0 ■ ' — a "— Uonad In Norfolk. Va., la e z p a ^ ^ -“ Always First To-Show the Latest” Honay'beea are more, written homa for a few days P »P «»i«| y T idxmt than any other of the'more to going to Gplnesvllle, Ga., wh*** ADMISSION 50c — .'Ptaa Tax. f 597 M AIN STTREEY V • v SHERIDAN BUII^INg^ Own ohe^haTf mniHia ' known In- he will, take command of a Naval i.aects on earth. base. >■ ■

■ ' ■ -1 V/ ) . ■ I I- « • t v ‘ r . MANCHESilER EVBmNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CUWN., MOrfDAT. scriEJM Dtni i. r j r c K F m r j

in u m iA r , stsr'iTM BIIR l i , 194’4 whence, Tokyo said, the Philippine errtransport and a coastal vessel Dead. Father, vtrginlo F. terms by Axis reports than by .offi­ Four From Stale Araujo', Wolcott avenue, Wlndaor. cial Allied communIquM. raid was made. sunk. •AflE FOUR feated Robert A; Hurley. Gover­ Aids Reports So far this month, Celebes has Baker, David 1L, corporal, U. 8. The first attack from American Nimitz previously hod told of been hit with moi^ than 500 tons On Casualty List Marine Corps reserve. Wounded. nor Baldwin 'polled 281,362 Re­ Lppareiit Shortage aircraft .carriers on the PhUipplnea, carrier plane raids on Palau and Mother. Mrs. Molly O. Boksr, Top Party Spot publican votes as against 255,166, of explosives’ 60 barges,, coastal Miss America Chemical Treatment Makes OnJJ. S. Raid with 300 fighters and bombers Yap and warship shellings of Pa­ vessels and small freighters have •Waterford. \ Venus ^ins Title Democratic votes polled by Hur­ IMillSONAI. swarming over Mindanao Satur­ lau. .Tokyo,' which has been report­ been sunk or damaged; and 40 Biller, Harold F., p4vats, first [Probe of Jail Is Repulilican ley. day, was among unconfirmed Tok­ ing those attacks as powerful'aa- ilanes have been wiped out, the Washington, Sept. —The class, U. S. Marins C o i^ rsssrvs. Stockings That Won’t Run '• Called Important , Pf Labor in State yo verslona put out tn a , Berlin aaulta. Including a battleship b6m-, mlk of them on the ground. names of IS Nsw Englsnders are Dead. Aunt, Mra Gertrude Me- Finally Chosen Republican State Chairman Berlin Seems to Be Ex* broadcasL bardraent of Yap, yesterday was included on today's (Navy depart­ Oonn, 27 Union streeL Thompoon- Started Today Harold E. Mitchell, In commenting came In from out of the state and Gen. DougUa MacArthur today quoted by Berlin as saying more vMle. \ Making Beeswax ment list of 204 casualties. vfile. New York, Sept. 11—A new • of plaetlca, eince the treatment GOP Has First PoBition upor\ the fact that the Republican Is Beitnr Thmn any Firms Engaged city. aggerating Many of the listed a single patrol plane raid than 1,000 Allied^planes hit Palau Birdsall, Matthew D., private,' I cause! • chemical reaction Inside and Yap Thursday and more than The list increased total Naval f o Slurt Bond Selling chemical treatment that adde the On Ballot Due to 1942 Party has 0»e top lever on thU ADVICEt [n- Manufacture of ' Like other ciUes In the central Allied Broadcasts.' Friday night near Zamboanga, first clsaa, U. 8. Marine Corps re­ l^ n d it io h s ^ New Ha- j the fibers, producing a soft plastic year's vqtihg machines,. said, Connecticut .area, Waterbury and Mindanao, during which a lO.OOO- 700 planes Friday. Beeswax begins as a secretion casualties since Pearl Harbor £o serve. Dead. Parents, Mr. and Toup o f the Nation’ s quality of friction In textile flbere evmr WRlklnfeiM In the bee's glands. With its bind therein. , Victory. 'This Isv something that every War Materials . Still its manufacturing firms has con­ ton enemy tanker was sunk. MacArthur's biggest blow re- 60.8Q3. Mrs. Donald Birdsall, Park road, ▼eta C o i^ y Lockup Be- and produree etocklngi thnt won't This plastic remains Inside the voter needs to bear In mind when t tributed substantially to the war General Headquarters, South­ But Adm. Chester W., Nlmits at ported today was an 180-ton bomb- legs, the insect remove# the sub­ Watertowm. 5 0 IJtPgei** Cities. fiber. It doer not appear on the he or she goes to the polls o^n Ing of- -Dutch ■ -Celebes ■ sbei ------Friday ------during stance, brings it up to the pieuth, New ' Englanders anc next of run, panU that won't get shiny, Report-Demand. effort. west Pacific, SepL II— —The Pearl Harbor let Sunday go by kin include from Connecticut; jgins W aecret. “ suits that won't wrinkle even when surface, for which reason. Dr. Hartford, Sept. 11— For the first November 7th. It Is Interesting, Greatest Shortage of Labor without additional reports on the which Lagoan airdrome was cra­ where it is mixed i ith saliva and Powere said, the fabrics reUln A few mlnalee talk with ue battle of the Philippine approaches chewed into a consistency suitable Araujo, Virginia E., private, White Persian cats ara general­ AtlanUo CIty.'N. J-. H — wet and woolens that virtually State clsction since 1930 the Re­ too, because It symbolizes ths IWtor'a Note: In order to pre- The Waterbury area continues American Naval task forces prowl­ tered, fuel dumps set abjaze, three their natural softness. to have the gifeateet-ehortage of was described, for the moment at parked planes destroyed,' a frelght- for building hone’yeomb. first class, U. 8. Marine Corps re- ly deaf. Havnt, ■•Pt- 11 (4-,..-A war bond BelUng||tour,of the won’t shrink, was described to the publicans will have the > top lever trend which besame unmistakable about making funeral ar­ pt the manpower and labor mar- least, IH bigger and more fiery ing the western Carolines—from American Chemical Society here Raising the friction has long in Connecticut two years ago, and labor In central Connecticut. It Is Rcferea Cart Fo»ter'« one- nation's .10 largest cities today lay been sought for cotton fibers. .The on voting machines tc be used rangements will give you the It situation throughout the prln- today. which was continued in the city i estimated that the labor demand __ Ormnd Jurj’ «nq'*‘ ry into ,c6n- ahead of »he Atlantic City beauty less they slip past each other, the November 7,* and the first column protective knowledge that ‘ al cities of Connecticut, the will exceed supply during the next The treatment applies to cotton, and town elections of 1943, when ;r Manpower commission head. «tion* *t the New Haven county pageant's first red-head»-d "Mias wool and rayon. In cotton, how­ stronger the thread. The friction on the paper * ballots. Not since because of the clectiOi. of a Re­ may safeguard the family’s two months by more than. 3,000 also promises to make giKids of all interests at some future time ! by William J. FiUgerald aa workers. Despite the recruitment jail wa« acheduled to get under Ame'Hca," 19-yeBr-olfl Venus ever, it promises a great agricul­ 1930 when Governor Wilbui L. publican governor in 1942, the Re­ tural opportunity, since short cot­ classes wear much longer. kte director, has prepared a outside of the area during July and ' - ______/ behind cloaed doors today at Ramey of Washington, D. C. publican ticket took up top posi­ , wherever you may happen Mee of articles exclusively fqr She'was crowned "Miss America ton fiber goods, often the least de­ This non-sllp quality, Dr. Pow­ Cross was elected have the Re­ August, an employment loss of ap­ ers explained, is the reason etock- tion on the machines. , to be. le Associated Press and The pia New Haven coun^ court o f ’ 944" flaturday night alter sirable type, become 50 per cent publican state candidates been proximately 225 workers occurred ings won't run. 'Thiis 'Pull the top lever; vote •raid. The first of three ar- winning- two preliminary awards stronger. v , . . _ listed first on the voting ,ma- Republican'• 1-s nfore than s cam­ in the 37 firms in Waterbury. re- , iMuac. W saidill that ‘ untreated all wool chlnca les surveys the city of Hart- porting to the War Manpower; Vote For The Nomination Of These for talent and best appearance In The report wae made by ur. AMIin.ANCE nCRVICB gUte Attorney Brahans 8. UU- flannel brinks 30 per cent againet paign .slogan, It is a testimonial in -d and the central Connecticut a bathing suit. Ditnald H. Powers, Boston, head of • According to the Connecticut an official way to the confidence commission. ' / laiMin hae indicated that "ftv' or 4 per cent with the new treatment, election laws, that political party ia. The demand in Waterbury con­ yg-witneeeea would be In attend- Second placs among the eleven Monsanto Chemical C o m p ly ■ which a majority of our citlsens textile research, and Dexter Rey- when both are laundered ald^ by which polled the greatest number tinues to be heavy In the ordnance, •Bce as the aaaaion opened but de- contest flniillsts went to "MIm have Imposed in Republican lead­ Boston," blonde 18-year-oId nolde and Elrfter Roesln. j side. of votes for the office of Governor Hartford;* Sept. II—(Ai— The non-ferrous metal products, rub­ ible flow of labor between these, been successful to some extent but Wa* Sitace Lib­ State to Mark nor C^oss for re-election in 1938, Waterbury as,a whole, still faces he joined four others in a »*"*“ * mings; "Miss New York City. Police Court 'this morning. Both pters, has been going on In the At the Primaries On Tuesday, September 12 Betty Jo Dar-ey. and "Miss Penn­ the party po.sitlon.s on the ballot said that they had never been ar­ St few weeks and is expected a shortage of labor. tienal Jail break during the sum- erator Cranhed Sept. 7 did not change. The statistics in sylvania." Margie Df)rie. China’s Birthday rested before and Judge Bowers 1 continue. Still Experiencing Shortage Jean B-irtel of Ixis Angeles, the the 1938 election were: Baldwin, suspended judgment in both cases Attention The labor market survey by the Asked To Start Probe Near Siinnlmry. 227.191 Republican votes; and I Some Areas SeUeved Judge William H. Oomley ap- 1943 tltl-'holder. Installed "Miss •Some areas which have a defl- War Manpower Commission In the America of 1944,'^’ presenting the Hartford, Sept 11 — — A 3,046 Union Party votes: and Home Owners Bristol area ehows that this city is •ainted Foster to make the in- West Hartford, Bept. 11— — Ooss, 227,549 votes, all Demo­ Lt labor shortage have been re- iS r y after Ullman asserted that crown and robe. statewide meeting Oct. 10 in ob­ ved somewhat because of the still experiencing a labor shortage State and military police late yes­ cratic. Our expert carpenter* 3there have come to me as state Miss Ramey, daughter of Mr. terday recovered the body of Cpl. servance of the 38d birthday of the ;urn of many workers who left of at least 700 workers. Since-July and Mrs. .1. C. Raniey of Washing­ Thus, although Governor Bald­ are now available for any 1, 1944, employment In 12 report­ POLLS OPEN 9 A. M. TO 8 P. M., attorney reports John T. Melvin of Selma, Ala., Republic of China was announced win ■ defeated former Gbverrior sir home areas to go Into other b • lariUes Uklng place in the New ton. was ,a secretary for a Wash­ FILMS and all types of home re­ iea where wages were higher, ing firms has dropped 525 workers missing since Sept. 7, when n big today by Governor Baldwin. It will Cross with a plurality of 2.688 with most of this loss being experi­ Haven county jail, which, in my ington restmirant chain when she Liberator bomber crashed ana DEVElJOPED AND ils might apply to Hartford be held In Buehnell Memorial, votes., the Republican Party did pairs and alterations. enced by the ball-bearing Industry. aplnlonaalnlon wuTdwt>u1 warrant further in . Smiling Venus Ramey, 19. holds won radio station WWIXTs "Miss burned near Simsbury. lera a definite drop was report- Washington, D, CJ' contest. Now Hartford, In the evening, with Rep. not poll the greater number of PRINTED — 39c ROLL Estimates cheerfully This decline represented a sharp ’scepter as queen of American State Policeman William A. votes for the office of Governor. In employment, with many reversal of .previous trends as em­ u,.,u»U o. W she has her eye on motion pictures, Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce of Green­ given. irkera returning to other cities. beauties for 1944. Representing Grpber of the Hartford barracks This year, however. Governor ployment had been gaining stead­ Judge CJonjley, Ullnaan said fur- and possibly television. ' made the recovery In Reservoir wich, as the principal speaker. Tha survey of labor conditions She was bom in Ashland. Ky., BaldwHn's name and those of all ily in the area for many months. Mni-that “ we have reason to be- Washington, D. C , she's the new isu of the Hartford metropolitan The Connecticut meeting will be staff members of the War Sept. 26, 1924, of English-French part of a national obseH-ance ar- other Republican candidates will, Demand In this area continues j Bave that crimes have been com- "Miss America."— (NBA Tele water district about four mllee be Hated first on the voting ma­ Wm, F. inpower commission shows that to be heavy for machine operators. nnMstry. She Is five feet seven raiwad by UnlUd China Relief. ice the war began and Cpn- photo). inefTes tall, v/eighs 125 pounds, and from the scene of the crash, with Cwv. Baldwin Is honorary chair­ chines, opposite the top lever. In both men find women: for, skilled! **U was Indicated by Court House grappling irons dragged from the 1942, when Governor Baldwin de­ Ktieut turned from civilian to workers and for heavy mill labor-, hmucea that the witnesses pched- wears a olae 34 bathing auit and men of the Connecticut committee Johnson [ir production, (Jonpectlcut firms slr.e 16 dress. She admits she rear of an Army amphibious Jeep. and will be a speaker at the meet- era, particularly In the brass In-? wisH to be heard by Foster today The bo »1 bearing plants; aircraft firms by Mrs. Emily Yerbury, well known bomber was based corrected an VOTE Poll jinance; ammuftition and elec Supper Friday I earlier, announcement that all At Fort Devens concert singer, in a song 'recital New Home Nurse Ativerlisement, •c parts makers. There has been membersllieiiiucia VIof ths vMw .crew were —- be- yesterday afternoon at Center leavy outflow of people over the lleved to havs parachuted to Fall Semester 1944-45 It few months. It Is estimated A peach supper for Friday eve­ church parish house. In her first ClassJs Planned ning, September 15, is the current Fort Devens, Mass., Sept. 11 group she sang ''Traiune.” a aolill- safety. JOHN H. LARPf N Notice it more than 60,000 of these im Medical Examiner H- P. On,009 workers. church, which is near Bolton lake, Igispltal Include veterans of ac- Delilah.” Her second group con­ ent naturally wants to give his HARTFORD CENTER The following names have been Shortage .of Male Labor child the very best care In the HAVE man born and brought from 6:30 to 7:00 o’clock Friday tlOB In Italy, France, Sicily and sisted of three of Schubert's light College of Law, 39 Woodland St, proposed fbr nomination as can­ rha shortage/of male labor Is evening, and will constat of ham, world, but Utsse days many doc­ yOUB HOT AIB f u r n a c e er compositions, "Confidential,' RBCONOrnON BD Telepheae: Hartford 7-2147 up in Manchester. He N didates for the several offices of n gvldent the Hartford area baked Mans, salads, pickles, peach Alexander G. Juckaon. 33, tors and nurses bkve gone to war "The Trout'' and 'T o Be Bung on FOR WINTER! CALL 8966. and his children have itbe Town of Manchester, Connect- t the demand Is generally light Short cake, rolls and coffee. Louis Genovesi Sherwood Bowers 'ag Avon. Mass., went into action the Water.” Her last group and those at home are more than jfspt, to be voted for at the noml- ■ femalo workers except in PROGRAMS FOR: attended Manchester Mra. Samuel Dunlop of Bolton, f/p the Casslno front in Italy and eluded. "My Johan" by Edward busy. Tbs care of the sick loved ' natlng caucus to bo held In the :ally-ne^ed activities and less formerly of Manchester, heads ones lies In mother’s hands, and NORMAN BENTZ schools. He knows then was wounded In tha legs nnd Grieg, "I Heard a Forest Praying" Freshman and Sophomore Staw^A^fi°•■y iJ* Manchestef lential 'cEetabUShments. The re- the committee. Mrs. Arnold Mc­ hgck on the road to Rome- by an by A te r DeRose and "The Lrfist she so often feels that hsr hands The Local Unsmitb Manchester and its on the aqcond 'Tuesday In Septem­ Irements of manufacturing firms Kinney will have charge of the| ’ geBfhcsd turist of shrapnel. Song" by James. Rogers. As an en­ art not skillful as shs would yrtsh. Students problems. For an un­ ber 1944 (which will be September this city are generally limited dining room, Mrs. Harold Lee, the j1 Pvt. Jerry Kleva, 21, of Central core she sang. "Alice Blue Gown" Tn spot the first signs of ill­ .Advanced .and Graduate derstanding adminis­ 12th, 1944).: •- heavy mill labor and to skilled kitchen, and Mrs. C. T. WlUett, Halle, R. I., s veteran of the from Irene. Appropriately she ness, to take temperatures and Students The polls wtU be opened at nine Irkera.- Employment In 53 decorations and tickets. carried an old-fashioned bouquet. tration of schirol activ­ Himlsian and Sicilian campaigns, care for the child until the doctor Special and Unclassifled o'clock In the forenoon and will pufacturlng firms in—— Hartford—------Reservations for the supper w ill; Pfue wounded on D-day when his Mrs. Marion Seclert was hef is ab|e to come are of prime Im- When You Say ities. vote for this true remain open ■ until eight o'clock In clined by approximately 5,000 close Wednesday evening, an«l; landing force hit a mine and sank moat capable accompanist. .She portatice. Red Cross Home Nurs­ Students native son. the afternoon. 'x irkera between July 1st and Aug. should be made through Mrs. Dun­ added much to the program with air the coast of France. Force of ing courses give basic training, Prelimlnari Registration BEPl'BLIC.\N NOlvnKATIONS h of fhis year. Nearly all of this lop or Mrs. John Erickson. | the explosion gave him a com- her presentations of "Cciquette” by not only In this Important subject Weildiugb, Bauquels, ■ SELECTMEN illne, a survey by the War Power Fosini and "El Rclieario" by Paj Sept., 5-18 I ageesiOn fracture of the back. of earing-for-the sick, but in the Final Registration Sept., 18-19 lA Sherwood G. Bowers'^ ■slon shows, occurred In the Pvt. Vincent J. Lucarelli, 32. of dina on the accordion. 2 A David Chambera , ,jce rnd aircraft parts indus- Mis« Nackowski sang with ease fundamentals of healthful living Clambakes PU LL DOWN Waterbury, Conp., fought in the and the prevention of dlaease. Bulletins NOW Available! 3A Griawold A. Chappell whera heavy lay-offs occur- tWtUe of Normandy for a month. and clarity of diction. Her voice is 4A Cecil W. England Insulate Now! A new Homs Nursing is sched­ L ' He suffered a broken right arni lovely and of dramatic timber, and Say It With - 5A Louis M. Genovesl uled to start on Tuesday ev^tng, Aptitude Tests: Aug. 26, Sept..9 L E V E li ''!|^e plants in Hartford whic^ Keep cool in Summer, pear SL Lo when a Gernian shell holds much promise for a singing At 249 High Street, Hartford, 6A Jack M. Gordon I'Npff workers in ordnance and career. There were beautiful flow­ September 26, at 7:30, in Bt. warm in Winter., Save fuel landed nearby. Bridget's church, tnd wlU continue and by Arrangement. 7A Clarence N. Luplen ____ joba paid the highest Vernal E. HIght. 19. of ers which she placed on the piano Arnold Pagani 1 8 - A 8A John 1. Olson gea In the area and'it is therc- , during the critical period for all_tqj enjoy. The Federation for MX weeks, Tuesday and Friday taartland, Me., was in action all evenings. The class will be con­ Garileu Grove Classes Begin 9jV Harold M. Reed^ , e difficult to Induce released and enj^y lower fuel bills. < the way from Naples to the oiit- Room was filled to capacity with Wednesday. Sept. 20 lOA George E. Snow rkera to accept other jobs at an enthusiastic and appreciative ducted by Mrs. Doris Swallow. Live and sleep in comfort. akirts of Rome where a .shell frag­ RN. and is open to all Manchester llA Joaeph G. Trueman. rer wages. ment hit hirh in the left arm while audience. TpI. 5790 At 5:00 P. M. ' ASSESSOR [ Miss Nackowski has been at- women interested in increasing Applicanta Foil to Bepqrt Balsam Wool will make BMklng ah advance. their knowledge of simple but 12A 'Thomas J. Lewie. t- is apparent that the bulk of ! tending the University of Connec- REGISTRAR OF VOTERS your house 10 to 15 degrees i ticut this summer, and will resume efficient care of the family. itse worker# released Uy these 13A Robert N. Veitch., nance and aircraft firms, have cooler in Summer. I her studies there in the fall ma- To enroll, call Mrs. John C. JUDGE OF PROBATE Entire Garrisoii I Joring in music.' During her ut- Donovan, chairman, at 2-0684, or ler left the ar«a or as .vet are We will apply Balsam 14A William 8. Hyde. actively seeking new jobs. The I tendanre at Manchester High, she the Red Cross Headquarters. 6637, REPRESENTA’n'VBS Wool Blanket Insulation in ' was a member' of the Paint • and rtford office o f ‘ the United your attic now so yon may , Of Japs Is Killed T.5A George E. Keith tes Employment aervice report- Powder Dramatic Club, the ■» Ca­ 16A S. Raymbnd Smith. • enjoy year ’ronnd comfort pelin Choir, and the Round Table that many applicants accepted For Good Representative Government b o a r d OF EDUCA'nON . etrals to other joba but failed for many y e m . Singers. WE PAY CASH 17A George W; Cheney, Sr. Clarence Lupien Gen. Stilwell’s Headquarters, ■...... report to the employers. This We also apply roofs amd John 1. Olson David Chambers China, Sept. 11.—(/P)^Qen. Joseph I -FOR GOOD ISA • John H. Lappen sagely enough accounts ., fof 19A Herbert , L. Mllbury 8ideirh|]|8. - W. Stilwell estimated today that Second I’ol^ .A^ctlin MODERN FURNITURE \ le of the loose labor market re­ 20A Frederick 1. Rogerj ts in the Hartford area. Virtually the entire garrison of Janet 8. Smith, unexplrad FREE ESTIMATE! 3,000 Japanese dier in the thffc Putnnni, Sept, 11.—i/P)—Dr. WE BUY 21A ^ decline in pnducUoa in Hart- "Morton H. Chapnick, health offi term ending 1945. ,d resulted in the reclassiflca- Financing Arranged. months siege of SiUigshan. the*' ENTIRE ESTATES A.. Lawrence Rlker, uncx- fall 'o f which opened the Burma cer, reported yepterday that John 22A Y of Hartford from a Group I S. Lepire, two'-year-old son of Mr. It you are moving and have plred term ending 1946. (a into a Group n area. Reclas-. Ik— ■ * ' read to trucks, as far as be­ CONSTABLES ^------leaguered Lungling. and Mrs. Clayton LejUro had been exoesa Items, oall oa. cation of the other cities in the WILLIAM F. Only nlije prisoner.s were' taken taken to Municipal hospital at . 28A James Duffy itral Connecticut territory wl|I Hartford, the second infantila ROBERT M. REID 24A Otto H. Herrmann |mdet 'as soon as conditions wsr- Voting at Sungshah (Pine Mountain), a Raymond E. F bbinson JOHNSON central height on a group of .peaks paralysis victim here in two days 25A jt the recommendation. & SONS 26A,„ Sedrick J. Straughan. Broad Street towering over the muddy Salween JUSTICE OF THE PEACE . TELEPHONE 7426 . river area in the Burma frontier Denniark’.s "dirty professions" 201 Main 8t. Phone 3193 27A Aldeh E. Balle, Place •ectioh. receive extra soap rations. [TheaC ' j MaacheatOT. Place profession^ Include bakers, print- 28A Thomas A. Brennan • The Japanese today were pour­ . n„ 29A Fannie G. Elliott' ing reinforcements .Into battles to ers, pardepera and actors. I Empleyment Declines " 30A Thomas Hooey ,„.^v A. survey labor shortagemade of 22 is iMnufac- still being relieve their garri|son at Lungling 31A Maurice Pasternack and at Tengchung, where the rem­ • . • - • • p.4gerienced flrmo in byMeriden firnu ------ahowa.that in the------Meri-' 32A Frank O. Steele I weenarea July but 1st the and demand Aug. 25th in pf that nants of another 2,000 Japane.se 3SA Stuart J. Waatey. ■ were pushed back into the ea.stern f yearis largely employment for heavy in male these la- STATE BOILERS DBMOCRA'nC NOMINAltONfi STATE IS declined approximately 1,100 corner of the- JwaUed city -around RANGE and and' SELECTMEN Lungrvan temple. Japanese cas­ Republican; Can(|date For Selectman ions. _ . ualties, were heavy. ■ ' ■ lA James ’F. Barry ,^'he aircraft parts industry, the U. S. 14th Air Korc^- lighters in-. 2A Joseph W. Husky -bearing industry and the com- FU EL OILS 3A Earl J.. Campbell ■ terceptod 10 Japanese’ planes, over FURNACES I Tipatiops equipmefit firms ac- 21HOIK SKItVrCK 4A Robert,,? (Joleman I itM for the bulk of the decline ^ n p h u n g yesterday and destroy- HIGH POWER VACUUM 5A Clarence E. Foley ARMORY irted for Meriden. It appears T,' _ four to' live without'los.s. CLEANED 6A Arthur J. McGowan The Japanese occupied- several - I’llONE 6:l2(l t workers are leaving the area 7A Howard L. Smith. '.s - fortified hill positions north and Get all tha heat yea sbnald Irqps withdrawing fron/ the labor VOTERS OF MANCHESTER YOU MUST* ASSESSOR - 'ket. ynnr ratloaed tie} tWs Winter. northeast of •‘Lungling. * 8A No nomination. During, the siege of Bungshan. Let us eondltloa year beating StUl Hoa Labor Shortage BOLAND ’ RV YOUR ACTION AT THE POLLS OP TOE PRIMARY TOMORROW. WHETHE«OR NOT YOU r e g i s t r a r OF VOTERS ha New Britain arealiasUU is sUU ex- an American ho.ipltal commanded plant BOW. Can any ttmet 9A Edward F. Moriarty. by Maj. R. E. Pendmgton of Lon­ endpg a labor -sbortags. The Jack Gordon MANCHESTERICl 2-0185 WANT A SELECTMAN THE CALIHRE OP MR. REED, WHOSE QUALITIES HAVE BEEN PROVEN o ™ JUDGE OF PROBATE r Manpower conuntasion report Joseph Trueman don, Ky., cared foi many Chine.se OIL CO. lOA WlUlam S. Hyde. casualties. '*n that between July 1st and ! p p m o n o r I T r t o r NINE YEARS MR. REED HAS BEEN A CONSISTENT PROMOTER OP GOOD REPRESENTATIVES g. 25th employment in 20 gianu- I llA Karl J. Campbell luring firms dropped by nearly representative g o v e r n m e n t i n “ a n c h e s t e i l h e i s a v e ;t o r a n o t w o ^ 12A Andrew J. Healy. i persons with the ball-bearing First Pavmeiil BOARD OF .EDUCATION wtry accounting for more than . lAlso the Caiididates for the Board of Education: George W. Cheney, Sr., Frederick I. Rogers ^ I ■ BALLROOM FOR 'J ISA Edward J. Murpby Lake In Meriden end Hart- ' ^ BER OP th e AMERICAN LEGION, VJ>- VETERANS’ ASSOCIATIO ^ b »NKINO BUSINESS. WE PEEL 14A No nqmlnatlon demand for heavy c ir c l e s n a axlata Janet S. Smith (unexpired term 1945) and A. Lawrence Riker (unexpired term 1946). , Uutler New Lxiw CLUB , “SDCCESSPOL OVER A W R IO iroP YEARS I THE^BA^NPBU^^ 15A No nomii.ation, unexplrm labor although there ere In- . J- • I ' . . I • HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS term ending 1946 tlons that some workers "of THAT TO PAIL TO ELECT A MAN OP HIS STERLING QUAUTTES OP HONESTY. INTEGR^ ^ ^ IgA No nomination, unexplrad type may be released from Concord, N. ri., Sepfc~+1--(/Ptr— WALTZ FOX TROT ' PO ixA , JITTERBUG term ending 1946. e firnu and traneferred tooth- They Hove the Endorsement of the Republican Town Committee. Vote for Endorsed Candi­ New’ Hampshire toda/became the SAMBA RUMBA CONGA MATURE JUDGHENf WOULD BE A LOSS T O THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED IN PHOPE? AD . CONSTABLES New Britain haa oontrihnted first state in the union to make a X7A ’ John J. Cratty Idsrably in ball-bearing ’ re- dates for Party Unity. ' '• ' - -i- payment of unemployment com­ I TUESDAY EVENINGS -- 8-10 P. M. . T R A T IO N OP THE AFFAIBIs O f MANOT®STER! v . J ISA -Harold F. Keating its for vital war materials. pensation. under the new G. I. Bill 19A Richard L. McCabe __ ntiol influx at out-«f-state of Rights law when, shortly after E-E URGE YOU* STAUNCH SOPPOBT OP THIS WtPUBLICAN CANDIDATE! . 20A No nomination. waa also noted In thie city gldn[^ht Gov. Robert 0.31ood JEANI^E'S STUDIO OF DANCE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE the wax began, ____ over a check for 320 to t i n k e r HALL (AliOVE BLI^H HARDWARE) 21A George A. Caillouette ^ reoent (levelopment in New Aldredge Demers of Suncook, dls- 22A Harold W. Oarrity J j ain has been a alight increase For Free-Transportation-To The Polls Call Any O f The Following yumbelHi ebarged World War Two veteran. Ei^rollment By ’Phone Or At Studio, Room 5. 23A George C Leasner . . emand for female nrodnctlqn Included in the. official party C A LL 2-1329 F!E)R TRANSPORTATION TO THE PRIMARY TO (in for day-shift jobs. Unem- Cia.ss Lessoiis Will Start Tuesday, September 19. 24A Edward J, Moriarty ' j i ' Which wltnesse/1 the Inauguration 26A WlQiam P. Quish . meiit la very low in tbia opea ' Of new law in this state at the Private By AppointmenL , | y It I4>peara that the decline in .'.J. VOTE FOR,HAROLD M.' REED. S6A No- nomination. 2-0613 2.07iS7i 242% 2-1731 airiee of the U. S. Employment » • , , ' Dated at Manchester this au> loynwnt in New Britain ie •eivice were State Treasurer F,- 1,. !ly due. to Put-migratlon of ** AssistnitSe' ' l l day of fiepXauber 1944. , _ Kimball, State Director. Mr. Thomas GIglio - / Miss Ro9« Faleetta Towp aerh. I of the men and wpmen who _ard Rolfe of the Unemploy- ■T MAMIOP TUB NOta-PotmcAL f W d « OF h a b o l p m . « a a > - floiouta J, Turkliigtea., Dt eompepMtlOn division and 'n or Any. PAm: Fflf fqrih fr Inforidation *I^oRfi 8228. 1 '•*( V ' . im J, Iw tc: o f/U »’Veterans' ■:i. J 'r.!: ' • i i .. i 1 TlJ'. J L-y \

MANCHESTISR EVENING HERALD, BHAMCHEETER, CUNN.. MUNUAT, SEPTEMBER 11,1944 FACn / •V MANCHESTEK EVENING llEKALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 11.1914 Barkhamsted; Dem., John J. Bar­ ■:;PAUE 81A '■'opublic;'.n.s; ' J();’.n L. Sullivan of Mci-Pien;; Lem., Harold C. Hall, S • .V Britain,* John F. Tobiri , of Meriden. ry. ' Rotaiy to Qear Sixteen New 32nd, Rep., Amos Lister, Ply­ to reconvert than others. 8oir,mc,( Pregiclenl Visilg Fire District V.'aterbiu'y,..jo.seRh T. Rourke of 14th, Rep., William A. Painter, re.tary HqU's statement to Wounded Vet New Haven, and William Egan Naugatuck, Dem., John P. Drew, mouth: Dem., Thayer Baldwin. '' are practically free of war con-> L. Chrysler Engineer Manchester doubteii. I Quebec for Parley Senators Seen Of New Haven, aU.Democrats. West Haven. 38rd, Rep., J. Frederlfk Haig, And. #m that matter, a majori­ tracts now, anti can be preparin-j llationing Data Shows Gai’ Another Incumbent not expected 15th, Rep., Francis J. Summa, Middletown (x); Dem,,,John J. Build your room about now "for the moment when mate­ Visits Folks to return is James P. Geelan of Waterbury \x); Dewr t •Rdwsrd Monnes, Cromwell. Evening Ht^aid ty of the German people repeated­ 23th, Rep., James Dibble, Old J. C. TarbelL service engineer of rials will become' available to (Continiied from Page One) New Haven, a lending candidate Egan, Waterbury. tee Chrysler-Corporation’s Amplex FOBUSHW ly voted against Adolf HlUer, so ^ Furnished By for the Deinocritlc nomination for 16th, Rep., George, Casey. W ater, Say brook; Dem., no nomination. 0 ? me. them. Others will, even after the .3 Matter How Election Division, with offices in Spring- StrMt long as their elecUons were free. Fred Wippert of Glen- They talked briefly o f war and Tax Rate Book In . Congress from tho Third district bury; Dem., Patrick Wallace, 35 th. Rep., Eugene Latimer, a Winthrop Desk u fall of dermany, still be held to ^ Office of Price ^Administration Goes That Many Arei Coventry (x ); Dem., Ruth T. field, Mass., will be the gtiest . Ooon. B\it when Hitler could not win in victory and of small things. Growth; Increase at tonlglil’s convention in North V.'aterbiirv. * speaker at the Rotary club meet­ ta rv u ^ rBRQUSON war contracts necessary to the de*- Regional Department of Information .,i wood Street Hurt in 17th, Hep., Lewis Whitehead. Welles, Coventry. Watkins Qo'vernor Winthrop. desks has* • free elections, he seized power 5S Tremont Street, Boaton, 8, Masaschnaotta- "Hello, I ’m glad' to see you,” Mr. Out of Contest. ilaven. ing at tee Country Club tomorrow 0«a«nl IUnac«r ^ i Roosevelt callro out, smiling, as Seymour (x ): Dem., Vincent Kler- S6th, Rep., no nomination; Dem., reputation for fine workmanship tod lllildb. OctOtXT 1. U«1 anyway, and then saw that any feat of Japan. Action Near-Rome. Number Paying. Present Nominations . evening. He will talk on Powdered Churchill walked up. "Eleanor Is nan, Derby. . no nomination...... Metallurgy, a subject on which he Evan though tea eabinet work to psrfaet la Bxoapt When it was sUU being thought gallons Nominations made thus far are: elections then permitted auto- Meats, Fats, Etc, . coupons good for three here. Did you have a nice trip?” Hartford, Sept. 11— - T h e 18th, Rep., .lohi. O’Oonnqr, New (X) denotes incumbent. v ia well versed as the Amplex Divi­ every detail . . . tee flnlahes a deep, rich that government would produce Clarence R. TurUu-.gton, m.-’.iJ 1st, Republican,' Dr. Robert P. B. roaticaUy favored him. The Ger­ Book Four red stamps A8 f through Sept. 21. B-3, B-4, C-3 and A veteran of the North African "W ell we had three beautiful 1946 State Senate la certain to London; Dem., Richard Corkey, sion handles tela branch o f tee Colonial red, rubbed to a soft, glowing M ttoa »t lUnoh«rt*r. Oonn^ •• -G5 C-4 coupons good for five gallons of the rate book o ; the South M:ul have at least 16 new-Jfleinbers re­ Hughes, Knrfford; Democratic, Soate Sea Islander* Shocked .... these desks cost no more than ordlnaxjf man people opposed him in their its own reconversion plan, it was through Z8 and A8 through and Italian campaigns, Fred Wip- days,” Churchill replied. "But I New London. businsiw for Chrysler. S S i d a ! w iUU MUter. everywhere Chester Fire District on whu| gardless of the outcome of the William A. Scott, Hartford (x). 19th, Rep., Thomas F. Dorsey, ones! hoped that there could somehow valid indefinitely. pert o f 104 G^enwood street is at was frightfully sick." Tarbell has been with Chrysler ------lOBSCBJPTlON EATM ~ free elecUona, but they failed to .... . I • ...... Fuel.OU. election necause that number . of 2nd, Rep., Fannie Himmelstein, Norwich; Dem., Nicholas , Spell­ Dertver— (dO— Sailors’ salty, be worked oXil ■ some system ■ ‘ '^ ^ P r ocessea Fiiomr Mrs, Cnupchlll caught sight of .^axes are to he paid starting Ki| fo r 10 yeani as New England en- ' Period Four and Five coupons his home ort 21 days’ furlough for incumbents have declined to run' Hartford; Dem., Nathan Aaron, language shocked native South protect those free elections. Book Four, blue stam^Ja Mrs. Roosevelt In a flsone-colored day of this week has turned qyd man, Norwlcfi (X). ^ e e r on developing aiqjlicatlons which would give all Industries valid throughput the coming heat- much needed rest. again or have failed , to win re- Hartford. 20th, Rep., Robert Winslow, Sea Islanders, it was reported in What the people of Argentina through '<8 and A5 through dress and exclaimed: "Oh, hello, the book to Collector Tliomil 3rd, llep.. Paul J. Motto, Hart­ along tee powdered metal line. something of an equal start to­ blue year. N ew Period one coupons nomination, a survey of the dis­ Lyme; Dem., Joseph Crider, a letter from Robert E. Kinney of would do U they had a free elec­ During the bitter fighting to the there." Soon they were busy Weir. The rate bqok ls\made on til ford; Dem , Leon Riscasst, Hart- Previous to joining tee Chrysler WATKINS BROTHERS ward the opportunities of peace Salerno beachhead, Pfc. Wlppert chatUng, bringing Princess Alice, trict conventions held thus far North Stonington. Denvbr, N avy radioman. He tion Is now interesting sentimen­ ro^ns w^K'^dt;con^trnueS^Ocr.'T value of tee property in the dil fortijix). ■ , ' . Corporation he had many year* of suffered wounds in the back and wife of the governor general, into shows. 21st, Rep., Nicholas Palladino, wrote this notice was posted ‘on a experience to tee sales and engi­ 59.75 laOfBBR OF production. This might have re­ Sugar trict as of Oct. 1, 1943, and sbovi The Republicans have named 4lh, Rep., William E. Hanmer, Th« A830CTATED tal speculation. But the hard fact leg and was in ,the hospital a the conversation. that there has been a big increaJ B ridgepoit;, Dem.,' no nomina­ hulletto board by a native chief: neering of nonferrous castings. quired an artificial holding back Book Four Stamps 3d through candidates In 34 oi the 36 districts,' Wethersliaid; ’ Dem., no . nomina­ T h * > nrt~‘ ~**** P r«*» •» is that they have already permit­ The Local War Price and Ra­ moqth. Following his hospitaliza­ W ith them to their second Que­ in the number to pay taxes, til tion. ^ "Americans working, with natives 33 valid indefinitely for five pounds but the Democrats have 13 nom­ tion. ______led to tho UM Of r*iniBH<»t*oD ^ of some companies ready for re­ tioning Board IFlocateci in the Lln- tion he was given the furlough bec conference In 13 months the grand list and the amount of taxi ' 22nd, Rep., Haixy- Kursnwfi, unloading ships are asked to be a dldwtoM* artdlted to U or n« to be taken away from them. Just pounds for home canning through fice. New office hours are as fol- Members of the 1943 Senate who rfilngton (x ); Dem., Basil Fitz­ 23rd, Rep., Daniel Scinto, loM now pubflMiod bmn. were ready too. Only by plan­ A former Manchester athlete. brought their top-flight military The rate book contains U| W, guage, aa they use quite a few of Feb. 28. 1945. jiave been eliminated thus.far, for patrick, West Hartford.. Bridgeport: Dem., no nomina- as the German people once per­ Idws; Private Wippert was inducted in men and legions of staff assist­ names of 8,288 taxpayers ugalnl tee words your missionaries have All rUhtoNrf topublfcotlon of ning and government control Shoes Monday, 10 a. m. to 4:30 p. m one reason or another, include 6th, Rep., John Downs, New 24th, R"p., Mrs. AUCe Rowland, mitted the same thing. February, 1942, arid received hi* ants for discussions o f impending 8,005 the previous year. The gro J taught us are bad worda, and you dlmotfhrt bei^sln. ore a**® could such fairness be achieved, if Book Tllree Airplane Stamps 1 Tuesday, closed all day. .Stanley P. .Mead of New Can.a'an. Britain; Dem. flathew •vitabile. Ridgefield (x ); DeniT no nomina­ f C l ooPTfeo dtiof of N. B. A.^rt1eo Both the German people and the basic training at Camp Croft, South movements of the world’s greatest list has Increased to«$31,02’J,lJ are ruining tee gbo^ work they it could be achieved at all. In and 2 good Indefinitely. Wednesday, 2 to^6:15 p- m. from $31,960,02P, or $2,062.l| the majority leader who, resigned New Britain. tion. ^ " la * • X ______— Argentine people let the right of Carolina. From South Carolina he combat teams. after he was named, a juvenile 7th, Rep., Charles H. 'Vincent, have done among us." OaaoUne Thursday, 10 a. m. to 5:*5 p. m more on which taxes will be c<} '2.’>th, Rep., William Sheehy, Jr, / Publlohero BepreoorfUtlTOO! truth, it must be rtmfesrod that went tio Fort Devens, thence to Chiefs Are Present Rim.»burv; Dem. No nomination. free elecUons be taken away from In northeast and southeast, 11-A Friday, 10 a. m. to 5:15 p. m. lected this year. This will mn^ court judge, and Frank H. Peet of Shelton; Lem., no nomination. im S t lUthowo Speclol the''problem U so InWcate I three gallons Saturday, 10 a. m. to 12:80 p. m Pine Camp, N. Y., and then to The Ajnerican chiefs of staff, Kent, thf» president pro tom, who 8th, Rep.. Mrs. Wesley Sturges, 26th, Rep., Alfred Tweedy, p v. ^.Eighth TjMinchlng ChIcssOo D!Btroit"*nd Borio®. them because they did not consid­ the total amount of taxes to The telephone number is 2-0494. Camp Pickett, Va., from which are General George C. Marshall, did not seek rcnoitunation. New Haven; Dem., No nomination. Darien; Dem., Thomas H. Dickin­ er U something worth dying for. ” not even ten thousand L ^ r o u ^ 8. Elsewhere. ’ 2-A latter place he was assigned to collected this, year $68,011 Arm y; Arm lral Ernest J. King. 1 Others Bllnilniilcti^ 9th, Rep., Howard V... Krick, son. Wilton: Groton, SepiL 11.— (d>)— Eigh­ could ever have solved it to a de­ overseas duty. He is a member of against $63,920.06 a year ago, The German people were not Navy: and General H. H. Arnold, Others sre John P. Kreminski New Haven; Dem., no nomination. 27th, Rep., no nomination; Dem.? teenth launching o f tee year at gree of fairness which would jus­ tember. The Beginner-Primary the 45th Division, which originated an increase of $4,124. The tax r;t| tee ESectric Boat Company ysros far-sighted enough to see that Air. is two mills. The Increase in nuil of Meriden. Warren. A. Piel^ of 9lh, Rr:p., Howard V. Krick, no nomlncllon. Tbo Horold, Printing tify all the red tap and control group will be in charge of Miss in the state of Oklahoma, and corn- In his personal party that came New Haven; Dem., no nomination. here yesterday saw tee submartoe aMumeo no ttnonctol roipoMtblltty for her to pay the tax this year *vj Milford, Maxim Pepin of Jc\v1sU 28th, Rep., Henry F' Joy, Wood- their failure to be willing to die Makes Report Clara Smith, on Sept. 17 and Miss prises many New England men In on his special train, Mr. Roose­ 10th, Rep,, Wfiliain Hufley, New Dentuda take tee water, sponloi^ I f pogTophIcol orroro oppooring •J" that would have been Involved. last year la 2,'<3. City, Thomas P. Dorsey, Jr., ^ stock: Dem., William Barber, Put ^ S e r e e n t, In Tho llancheotor Bro- for German democracy at home Phyllis Gowdy on Sept. 24. The its ranks. It has been nicknamed velt Included Admiral William D. New London, Joseph . R. Neill of Haven; 'Jem., no nominatmn-— - wtritty Mrs: Ldutae D. Hogan, Wife The *‘rugged individualism* older group will be in charge of nam (x i . Blsg Her^di would InevlUbly cast them into "The Thunderbird Division." Leahy, his assistant chief of Wntcrtowi', Herbert E. Baldwin of 11th, Rcp.„ Louis Oianclii, Nev/ 29th, Rep., Henry Marchessault, of Comdr. Thomas R. Hogan, a which is now to be the reconver­ On Paralysis Miss Gertrude Anderson on Sept During his service in the Medi­ staff; Maj.- Gen. E. M. Watson, Westport, William H. Morten.scn Hav-^q; Dem.. B. Fred Damani, T’iainfield; Dem., Margaret Hurley, submarine service officer. the fate o f -dying for German dlc- 17 and Miss June Loomis on Sept. — ■ Monday. September 11 sion keynote will produce casual­ terranean and African, theaters of military aide and secretary; Vice ■of Hartford, Henry 11. Hunt, for­ New* Itaj-en AVillimantl: -tx)J Utorship abroad. 24th. • French C. ties which will come as a poor rea war, PrivaXe 'Wlppert- met two Admiral Ross T. Mclntlre, per­ merly of Glastonbury .and now a 12th, l^p., C. Raymond Brock, 30th, Rep., Albert Bentley, H er "Birds are dying by tee thou­ The German people are now in Ainericans Contribute Following the benediction the Manchester men. Private James West Hartford resident, John Hamden (xlj; Dera„ May F. - Gal­ sands aa a result of their feathers The Battle of Germany ward to companies which have g||r- class group was dismissed and sonal physician; Rear Admiral winton ( x ) ; Dem., Alex Constable; process of getting Uielr free elee- Deller and Cpl. Jack Puter. Wilson Brown, naval aide; Press Christensen of Windsor and Hubert lagher, Hamdqn. " Torrfngton. being fouled by oil set afloat from en everything to the war effort. But Over 29 Millions in music was played while the classes Ner/ As the bntUe of Germany itself tlons back. They are getUng them When Private Wlppert received Secretary Stephen Early, and Miss , C. Hodge of East Hampton, all jSth, Rvp., Joseph Ferrigrinq, 31st, Rep., John .Whitehead, torpedoed ships and submarines. such ca4ualties are part' of the departed. basins, AUled armies are thread back over the bodies o f millions The Last Eleven Years. A t the regular church service his wounds, he was in the van of Grace Tully, personal secretary. free enterprise system Ind^ustry as the Fifth Arm y advancing on Fala, the chief executive’s Scot- anincr every sector of Germany s of Germans. They are getting the Rev. Orlo Barnard was the Underground Producfj a whole has been demanding, and guest speakei and he chose as his Rome. The Arm y had reached a tle pup, scurried about every­ western border. them back at the cost of a war in New York, Sept. 11— (A*)— Basil point within six miles of Rome V they may be no greater in hum*- scripture the 15th chapter of St. where. A Six Engine Job in j The British Second Arm y is at which Germany must be defeated O'Connor, president o* the Nation­ Luk# basing his sermon on the when he was brought down and Mr. Roosevelt left Washington her than if government had at­ tlw extreme noi^. within a few by the rest of the civilised world. al Foundation for Infantla Paraly­ parable of The Prodigal Son. The went to the first aid station. Saturday, and crossed the Inter­ Hidden Factory. of the supposed northern tempted the almost impossible job sis, said today that in the last 11 choir rendered the anthem "The He has a worl^ of praise for the national boundary into the do­ It is not enough to know that, services of the Red Cross overseas terminus of the Siegfried Une. of trying to bring tens of thou­ years the American people contri­ Captain is Galling.-’’ Flowers were minion shortly after last midnight. Paris, Sept. 11— (VT)— Und- today, the Argentine people given by Mrs. O. G. Anderson for and of the hospital units in the His special train arrived at Wolfes That line, tiriglnally built to hold sands of Individual private enter- buted $2'J,562.742 in the fight ground Industry, flourishing would, if they could, voice demo­ the service. field. He said that the Red Cross Cove at 9 a. m. (e. w. t.) JTance In check while Poland was nrlses into an equally favorable I against infantile paralysis, aids the men In hospitals and will France during tee German oc(| cratic sentiments. What they real­ The money was raised for the A t the close of the morning wor­ WaHed for Churchin pation, produced a new six-eng Acquire your Trutype being conquered,-relied upon the position on the reconversion starl- ship sert'ice on Sept. 17 there will go a long way out of their way to Hs watted until Churchill’s spe­ ly need to do is to fight their own foundation throufc'^ March of help. — seaplane which is potential co 'iwpect the democracies would Dimes and celebration# of * the be a short meeting of the church cial pulled to so they could go to­ petition for the American Glo way out of their predicament, U«e. members for the purpose ap­ All through the two. campaigns have for the neutrality of Belgium President’s birthday, O’Connor gether « p to the Citadel for the '-Martin Mars, the A ir Ministry >.^j whUe they can fight for democra­ pointing a nominating committee, the morale of the men In ranks actual start of their war delibera­ 23.00 and Holland. Consequently, it can toW the' ennual meeting of the At the meeting of Coventry was excellent. Private Wlppert closed today. j cy, before they find themselves Foundation’s medical advisory tions. In secret laboratories In Ij furniture like cherished probably be flanked and turned by Open Foriim Grange, Mrs. Lana Brown, chair­ said. „ Drawn up on the asphalt parade dying for dictatorship. No one committee.’ He said $16,000,000 of After his furlough Private Wlp­ Alps foothills and m fon ■a advance o f this British Second man of the Home Economic’s com grounds of the ancient citadel waa else can rescue them at this stage the total was raised during 1043- pert Is to report for duty at Camp shrouded workshops In south' mlttee, announced that anyone a guard of honor In tho Navy’s Arm y. How much the Germans Try Tq Poison Dog 44. having any recipes for the Grange Butler, South Carolina. He hopes France technicians undfiT in the game. Some one else may dark blue, the army's khaki and fear this possibility is demonstrat­ "We are now able both to in­ CoolHiook which the committee is to” receive an assignment in this noses of tee Nazis designed a ni have to rescue them later. Editor, The Evening Herald: tensify our scientific search for the the air forces’ light blue. LL, R. model called "Late 631” and Colonial origina Is - - - ed by the fact that British ad­ compiling, should have them in her country after the tough duties of 'Around the vlclnfty of West curee and preventlpn o f the dis­ hands by Sept. 13. Anyone is in- two campaigns. G. Eastman o f the Canadian liberation day had tee prinCl vances are now being achieved ease, and at the same time to en­ navy commanded, and after the Industry On Its Own Center street, a loveable, harmless Vlt€d to contribute their favorite He has the African, Italian, Pun- parts ready for assembly. % only in the face of resistance more dog hoe had its life threatened large our field army fighting in­ recipes to this book, and there are pie Heart and Good Conduct band played the Star Spangled This was only one episode determined than anything the The War Production Board has, upon' two occasions and is konw fantile paralysis," O’Connor said. only a few days left. medals for his fine services. Banner, Eastman atepped forward the saga of French aviation wb' During the past six years, he re The Ladles Fragment Society and shook hands with tbe presi­ apparently was smashed in Hj Qermana have ahovm since they in a sw ift move which seams to suffering ths after effects of poison. In a period of two days, ported, the foundation made 208 will hold their antoial meeting dent. but carried on in England fuU trl- le ft Caen. represent more than a eome heartless person has tried to contributions involving 114 groups Wednesday, Septci.nber 13, at the Churchill walked up beside the Norte Africa. Despite the w.-ij A piece-at-a-time The next position in the assault umph for the vlews of Donald poison her In eome way or anoth­ of workers. home o f its president, ifrs. O. G About Town president’s open car, looking over depredations, the air minister j O'Connor said that o f the total oa Germany is held by the Amerl- Nelson, passed the ball, or the er, to my knowledge. I don’t know Anderson. the troops, and then turned back ported, "a iMge part” of Freif why any one could stoop so low. collected in the 11-year period, al­ The Mother’s aub will meet at and walked with Princess Alice Jo airbases, depots and fai ean First Army, which has thrown buck, ment was called at «j45 last ^egta! a general alacn 'fire swebt ^ You’re full of pep now, after ypur Swirimer,, ;o continue to be Independent in Primary. Miss PhyllU Gowdy; G<^rey Fuel Company on ,,,,, ,]mp^ how comfortable a 129.75 in front of| the line have to be the with their pri>grams. Cbtoa-baaed strikes yesterday for a grass fire on Clinton street. Churchill Interceded personally th o u ^ t and in voting. Junior, Miss Barbara 'Robertson; Neponset rivet at Milton lo vacation. Nights are long,and’-restfiilly cool. mattress can be until you’ve slept on a “Hotel same troops who will operate the "Our policy here in says Intermediate I Girls, Mrs. Arthur and today (Tokyd time) at For­ i with Roosevelt to oi-tato an exten­ FalthfuUy yours, mosa, whence Japanese planes at­ mills, tereaterting homes and Make the most of these advahtages by sleeping Built.” Here’s a mattress designed to give the line, the'chance is ours, and wc Mr. Krug, "ia to do everything in Harold M. Reed. Vinton; Interrtediate Boys', Hu­ sion of leave for tee United States dustrial buildinrs in tee neigh' tacked tee northern Philjpptoes at on bedding that relaxes every part of your comfort : . . and the wear . . expects of fine our power to unleash the war-re­ Dated at Manchester,, Conn. bert EJdmondson, Intermediatt II, Is Given a Party roldlers who were delayed to Brit- hood. 32.00 88.00 may be’ able to turn German strat- tee sUrt of tee smr, were listed In ato whUe tea. Miip bringing teem body; rests day-weary muscles and nerves.' strained energy of the American September 11, 1944. Miss June Loomis and the C. O. Joseph Ji Dorach, superin holsteleries. Long staple cotton felt constiiic- . agy into a speedy victory. This, at D. Class by Miss Gertrude A. A n­ Axis broadcasts. home waited for the prime minis­ economy FUteen Japtoese ships were On First Birthday dent of tee company, estimi “Style A ” by Stearns & Foster is “Tops” in tion. Box Spring.*! to match (pre-wax.quality). any rats, seenu to a fateful Evacuated 10,000 Wounded derson. I t wss also announced ter. damage at $250,000. That is a sufficient exposition sunk or damaged, week-end com- A B ritlte spokeaman dlaclosed bedding quality! Made with luxuriously soft $29.75. and decislva week. that a Cradle Roll Department has I /ladblown sparks cases muqications announced. Six, to- that after tee troops were already .] of the newly announced W PB re­ Rome, Sept. II. — VP) — Allied been staiTed with Mr*. 'Wilfred over more than SO homes on Rp and downy pure white staple felt with an Insulo d u d ^ a dcstroysr, srete sunk to aboard, the ship sms held in a conversion policy. It is clearly In planes evacuated 10,000 wounded Hill in charge. A new Cradle Roll ‘ Mrs. Edward^ Werner of Grs- street. Firemen dampened r cditer cushion to prevent lumpiing. Pre-war Better Die For DetuMracy tee -China sea; four to Philippines men Road ente'rtatoed with a ______S i S__ port sesstal days. untU compliance with what the oratori- Partisans of Marshal Tito’s Yugo­ has been purchased and will-hang ■nrt threw up water curtaine ^ Box Springs to match, also $39.S0. waters including a big tanker at birthday party at her home for churcbUi was ready to leave, slav Army, it was announced today. In the churcli, and will conUln all protect buildinga 'on Gra While Secretary Hilil accurate­ osi defenders of the "free enter­ Zamboanga, and five to the Cele­ her ff” *" daughter, Marcia Anne,! »rhe prime minister realized n Yugoslav ground forces trained at the names o f Coventry babies on avenue and along Medway ly declares that Argentina la the prise” system have been demand- bes. who waa one year old Saturday. I« « « pretty hard luck « "Snowhite" 19*75 R. A. F. schools In N orth'Africa, the Cradle RoU. Beorae streets. , 11.50 headquarters of the Fascist.move­ Other bombing raids reached 121.00 Injg. It is the absence of regimen­ already are operating on their na­ Announcement .w** made Sixteen rtdldran and thpir moth- chaps," the spokesmM said, During Chcl height of the b from tee Bonin and Volcano is­ era attended and remembersd I therefore telegraphed R o^veit If yours are twin beds here’s a bargain for ment M ths„ Western Hemisphere, tation, the oppositO of bureaucra­ tive soil service squadrons. of of the award which will be given tea flamea were vialble for n -'-.i lands south o f Tokyo to Bougain^ Marcia with lovely gifts. Among I expisrolng hopF t ^ the ® you. Steams Foster^keep their skilled bed.- a group o f Argentine lavyyers, in cy. It promises f(ee enterprise YHigoslav planes. ^ for the year beginning Oct. 1 and ville, to tee southwest Pacific and attracted teoueande of f & continue through to June 24; 1945, tee cards of greeting she received I time would be . “ P . tatora. Automobile, bun an- ding craftsmen busy during odd momentii .'-J' • Btatemsnt reachhig this* country tbe opportunity, it mui been ask­ whera Mac Arthur’ reported at­ was m V-'mall birthday greeUnglmwi. Roosevelt repU^ teat neo^ Most Not Kill Selves Every child to obtain , this award tacks on Japanese-‘.‘Victory i fcar- ton elevated .railway traffl making these Twin Size Mattresses. Limited ttaough underground channels, ing. Nekdless to say great respon- must be present eVery Sunday and from her dad, Pfc. iDdwsrd Wer-|sary adjustment would to m a^m WATKINS r . tied up for a jime In the yi<-tn ■ ROTH Open Thanday and Saturday ^iwtoins that the people of AP- dens.” ' to twin bed size only. Regular 522.60 grade. riblUty goes with ths opportuni­ Rome, Sept. 11.—(*e)—Nazi sol­ if they are visitora at some other Japanese - troops captured Tun- S ^ w h o ia BtoUoned at tee pDes-lcaaes not a f f e c ^ the ^ Firemen from Bosion an. Bveulngs to 9, Closed Every WATKINS, gantlna would. If t h ^ were given ty. It is a challenge ’ private qn diers in eastern France have mien Sunday School during that time, ent time to Abadan, Iran. probably tacludtog ^ Coast .Guard Are boat Joined | Wedaeoday At It, Noou. i Rj O T N f ■ s , I ei C 4^ they must bring home a note to gan to their drive tosotod Ksmllto, ■a opportunity to do so a ‘free warned not to commit suicide be-' Mrs. Werner served deUciousI The spokesman — MUton department in Hghtln«'' terprlse cannot afford to. flunk. that effect the vlalting key point in the defense o f south­ cauee to time o f war it is consid­ rafzs«limenU, and used as a cen- shto <*"**^- 5 ^ ' bloae which ' finally ' was bro afecUon. express an opinion In the rush and rivalry that is ered an act o f desertion, a captured church. " "■ , , _ ^ . east China. torptsc* of-her table a decorated I numtor of U. 8. perwmn^. of MANCHESTER Inasmuch its tbs Sunday School The Arakan front to aouthsrsst under eoutrol.after a two >Tkaiikly and; decidedly, f r ^ d l y to certain to govern such' an uncon­ enemy order releaeed by Allied Burma biased into action aftsr-ito btotediqr cake .with one lighted I CfcurclilM. tlw Vnitsd Nattopa.'.*. trolled reconversion, there are gor headquarters disclosed today. numtea o f quiet as the BritUli candle. Ifatsia seqmed to enjoyltsM throughout the trip, w ork^. The iBtttt etaCwnent le not to Tbe order dtaclooed that l a e lawsr m uwt W uiglag Ito be casualties.^ Some ^ com- .ofllcets and a non-com had taken 14th Army renewed Its driv* Co­ Re'douMej^ atore then ie Spe-f^eoi*es wiU be to,better condition(taeir Uvaa Mcantlv. ‘ j ward ths Port oC Akyib. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, SEFIHMBER11,1944 PAOK warn WANtTHKSTER EVENTNC HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 11,1944 A* - si EIGHt Anne Barkasy, mother, 099 Pine Job at. the Legislalum and I am and Oaspic defeated P ^ r Lallos S .and scaling off any German forces Rector - . 33 W ounded atreet EMdgeport Union Heads^^. proud of it" of Meriden 130 to.'87V remaining In southwestern or Cheney Tech phituary Japan Lays Groundwork BukovMky, Pfc. Nicholas—Mrs. . Re-elacted v/lth . Egan ware The delegates Sunday reopened WILL BUY ANY About Town England Runs central France. American units W eddinks Mary Bukovesky, mother, 687 Hal- ail Ineumbent offiesra: Prosidant the question of creating a re­ idly Hurt in the Seventh army have driven O ub Guest lett street Bridgeport\ Timothy C o ll^ of Fairfield ai(d search, statlsUcal and public re- GOOD Hours Change i z _ For Break with Germany From State Duddie, Pvt. Andrew D.-i-Fmnk^ Are Selected Waterbury: --'and vice presidents latlioha department favomd at to within,16 miles of the Belfort Duddie, father, 34 Wright dtreet, Corp. Frederick Delaney hM re­ On His Record gap. the gateway to southwestern Harold V. Felnmark of New Ha­ Friday’s aeaaion. After long de­ In Accident turned to duty with the Signal Stamford. \ ven. William Morris of Hartford, bate they finally daclded to table, •REAL iSTATi Germany. Dyson-Moseley Funeriiis Fiske. P v t Edward E .-^ ra . All Officers of State Or- Corps after apending the week­ North of the. Duchy of Luxem-^ Rev. Alfred Williams Is By Rutoell Brine* 1 tion between Asiatic natlona waa Included in List of Clifton Scory of MIddieto-wn, W. tmtll next consideration of' the end with his - family on Grove Miss Miriafn Eljen Moseley, Studento to Operate on .\KSOrlated PTe** War Editor “growing stronger.”. The rescript Lula Flake, wife, 884 Myrtle We- S„ Mayhew of Norwalk, Ben­ plen but ejnpowered the executive Selectman’s Friends Pre­ bour^Hhe left w-lng of the U. S. daughter of Mrs. ^ a d y a Moseley, HoUslag Speaker at Today’s the 2,237 Released Today nue, BrldMport ganiEBtion Placed Foir Fricoi atreet He is,-a technician fifth First Ar'tny fanned out In a great 6 ^ Hours Daily Pro­ Japaneae leaders epraad a pur- jamin B. Peck of Danbury, "liBu- board to establish a public mla- T. Wood, Jr., Suffers grade. o f'56 Gardeh Sttoet, Hartford and for Mrs. Ce­ , ... , ______. Japanese. Obviously, then. It could Greer, TVeh. Sergt Samuel G.— tions department sent His Story as semi-circle Bpyond the fallen Bel­ cilia Holtslag. wife of Fred- Kiwanis Meeting. I posely thin coating of cement on n^^o^der support for an ally By War Department. John Greer, father, 346 Henry eve-, Back Into Office. nene Kent ef New London; Carl red Skull as Bertie Moseley^of this town, was gram 'This Year. Oalaeeo of Stamford apd John Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ Reason for Re-Election gian fortress bf Liege. It reached married Sat^day to Pfc. Charles etidc M. Holtslag of 61 Mill street, the crumblfng Axis facade in their which will disappear soon. The nue, Stmtford. the Albert canal 4)orth of Hasselt Rev. Alfred Williams, new rec­ Washington, Sept 11—/4 Inshes in at 8 o'clock in Odd Fellows hall. and Its position there was bol­ Charles Dyson, Sr., of 10 Doan from the John B. Burke Funeral tor at St. Mary's Episcopal Diet. For some Urns previously fully In Japan. names of 145 New Englanders ato —Mrs. Frances GrodeMl, mother, Inculzbent offleem ef the Con- BaiM sr — RsbI M M t Cecil W. England, for the past stered by the BriUph Second Cheney Technical school have poin church, was the speaker at today’s included In today's war depart­ 38 Beach avenue, Terryville. Morris defeated his fellow towns­ Death Valley, CalU.. td7 138 of Lel*nd T. Wood street, gtpneham. Mass. The cere- Home, 87 East Center street, and government . propagandistsndlsts had Since the Allied breaklbrougb r.ectlcut Federation of Labor were man. Carmen di (^ e ia , US to 98, T sM m m T4M m 4 0 4 *ni« < A meeting of the Ambulance two years a member of the Board Army’s "fight for Bourg-Ueopold. monjy^as performed at 4 o’clock reduced from eight hourf--4 day nine o’clock from St. Bridget's luncheon of the Kiwanis club, held been laying the foundations for In France, Japanese newspapers ment list of 3,397 United SUtes Holderreed, Pfc. Lomn G.—Mm. inches at Quinalt Wash, \ ao, ecnKpf Mr. and M «. Laland Unit will be held this evening at of Selectmen, in a full page adver­ The British have another Albert in the afternoon in the South to 6 1-2 hours. Director' John G. church. Rev. Bronislaw Gadarow- at the Ckiuntry Club. Japan’s eventual break with beat­ have reported European w y da- sdldleni wound^ In action In the Italia E. Holderreed, mother, K11-, re-elected at Sunday’s final soarion W ood'of^ Robert road ta itill 7:30 at their headquarters on tisement in, todays Herald being canal bridgehead near Geel. Ajethodist church. Rev. W. Ralph Echmalian annoum;ed today. skl said the mass and Mrs.. Arlyne Taking the topic of “Realists,*’ en Germany. velopments with relative accura­ Asiatic, central Paclfle, European llngly. of the organisation’s three-day lUcal thla fittemoon at the Me- Wells street. A full attendance is paid for by his friends. Is present­ A front dispatch said the Brit­ /ard. Jr., who officiated used the Garrlty was organist and soloist the Rev. Williams gave a refresh­ Premier Kuniaki Kolso waa the cy. More importantly, tbay have and Medltarranaan areas. LaMarm, P vt Edwin J.—Mm. convCnCtoh . A»d the dele­ hoped for. ish had advanced nine miles frort^ dipublg-ring service. The school dajrwill begin at 8:30 Fatlier Gadaro.wski...was also m ing analysis of the times and cir­ Now Bnglandars and naxt of kin JaannetU LaMarm, wife, 160 Oak rial hoepItalX®!*®'*'*"*^ »n accW ed to the’ voters as a candidate and close at,8t30 with a half-hour only Diet speaker to mention the recorded li> detail the desertions of gatee heard George W. lliorpe of nt yeatarday oiKtbe Bolton road for the Board again In topiorrow's their Beeringpn bridgehead, Pdlrns and cut flowers decorated charge of the, committal service at cumstances In which realism and Axis Even he was noticeablv Axis satellites. include from Connecticut: street, Hartford. • Seaman Second Glass l.eo Dii- would p.it them beyond Bo the -Cancel. 'Mrs. David Bennett lunch pe^iad. , the grave in Bt. Bridget’s ceme­ idealism represented successful quick to Junm from Europe into The usual long-winded newspa­ Centra] Pacific area: McOmber, Pfc. Francis M.—Mrs. Middletown, prOeident of Local ar Horan atreet. Republican Primary. Mr. Eng­ This jrtw schedule is for students Helen MeOmber, wife, 61 French / Wood waa drivlii one of his bola. son of Mr. and Mra. Leo Du­ land- is an Independent candidate Leopold. rendereo^a number of appropriate tery. The bearers were porters, policies for the advancement of Asiatic "artldarity.” the current per stories of German-Japanese Fracasso, Tech. OUi Or. Anthony 868, State, County, and Municipal towards bois of 159 Wadsworth street is The American Third /A rm y organ seleClions and .accompanied at tW school only. The faculty and humanity. Tokyo them*. The premier vague­ cooperation virtually have disap­ A.•—Joseph Fracaseo, father, 31 atreet Watertown. Employee of Hartford mtmet a ijtet&er’a pickup tru and seeks office again on the office staff will continue to op­ BtdckmaL Pfc. Joseph C.—Mm. / lanchester when the ck went currenUy enjoying a 12-day .leave strength of his record. front still was expandl/lg along Mrs. William^ Moseley, sister-in Mrs. siernard LaPIne Herbert House, as a past presi­ ly promised a Nazi counter-offen- peared and the apace has been flU- Hurlbut street WInsted. statement accusing John J. Egan, rturned. at' the home of his parents after the Moselle river u n d e ^ supreme erate on an eight hours’ daily dent of the club, presided at to­ ed by similar accounts of tbs Gearing, Pfc. Raymond W. — Julia StockihsL mother, 146 Mount the fedemtion’e veterah^ seemtary- ^ of control and A local insurance man he has schedule...... F-m)eral services for Mrs.. Ber­ rive. then aaid Japan's policy Pleasant stren, Derby. ^ood was the most serli ly in- serving ten months in the Euro­ headquarter's nev^ blackout day's luncheon. Rev. Ralph Ward, would be to "ever strengthen our “common battls” being waged by Mm. Janet C. C. Gearing, 'wife, 393 tmasurer and leglslatlva agent of FOR POISE AND HEALTH Main pean area.. Seaman Dubois has which blanketed the forward po­ nard LaPlne. of Branford street, Jr., won the attendanea prlM, ties with our ally, Oermany” and member nations of th* greater East Main street Marlden. Ypsle, P v t Charles — Mr. and "eelllng out” organised labor qn rjurad. but Edwin -2 been- awarded the European and wefe held at two o’clock yesterday LaPorte, Pfc. Michael—Rocco Mm. Charles Toriia paranU, 1814 its legislative program. ritreet and Peter Blanco 22 sition of the.se ^ o p s. The Ger­ afternoon at the W. P. Qulsh Fu­ donated by Henry Smith. "our allies of greater East Asia, Bast Aria sphsrs. IranlsUn avenue, Bridgeport * Hathaway Lane, passengers WUh American Campaign ribbons. He mans, howeverywere reported bat­ South Poland . t_____ .1 to continue prosecuting this war." Tbs press is guided in detail on LaPorte, father, 54 Gilbert avenue, Thorpe told the delegatee the will report back to duty September tling perhap.>ynardest here of any neral Home. BeaiB''” were George Axta la Ignored such coordinated governmsnt Hamden. l»Wood "ht^the time, were sIto kd- 15 and wUl be assigned to sea duty Schultz. Ervin G. Mills, Carl Han­ tiynch. P vt Thomas R., Jr.— atatelnent had been "misconstrued " ^ tte d to the hospital following place on th /fro n t in a de.spcrate Try to Bring . Emperor Hirohitp’s rescript at propaganda theme*. utterly,” that hU union /had “no REOPENING THE ^ again. ______F o r i * Evacuated son, Clifford Daniels, Frank Gado- the opening of the Diet seaelon co­ The Japanese paopla ars pra- Mrs. Mary Lynch, mother, 58 Can­ h, Kcldent but their condition is attempt t/Tkeep American armor miski and John Daddaria. 4 New Englanders quarrel” with Egan and that an from the Saar and the Rhine. incided with the central pattern pared for the loapltulatlon. aan court Bridgeport article In' which the stdtement ap­ considered serious.. Rev. Karl Richter officiated and Kent to U. S. by pointedly ignoring the Axis and collapse of the “unholy alliance' Mantel, Staff Sergt Robert C.— ’^ o o d received a fractured sk^l The communique announced (Conttnned from Page One) burial was tn the East cemetery. William C ManUI, father, S3 Du­ Get Bronze Medal peared was intended to give the that Lt. Gen. George S. Patton's confining ita foreign policy refer­ probably will produce no tears legislative agent etom SMietanee «ultiple bruises and abra- Women’s Club During the service Alfred Lange ences to the claim that coopers- from the temporary survivor. rant tarraee, Middletown. JUNE JAYE DANCE troops had fought their way Into Czecho-Slovakia. At last reports, sang “Nearer ' My God to Thee” (ConBnned from Pnge One) Parmelee, Staff JBargt Walter A. at the eapitoL .. The Injured men were brought the northern part' of Liverdun on the Red Army was'20 miles from and "Softly and Tenderly,” accom­ —Dan L. Parmelee, father, S Bag- Waohlngton. Sept 11 t^ e delegatoo accepted the re­ CLASSES IN ALL TYPES OF DANCING ANd BATON TWIRLING ?£o the Memorial hoSplUl by the Plans Season the Moselle five miles northwest the mountain gap. panied by Mrs. Arlyne Garrlty. his release. If the demand met ley avenue, Hamdefl. Award of the bronze star medal traction and gave Elgan and the ^John B. Burke ambulance. o f Nancy and the Americans ap­ with unreasonable delay, Harlan Germans Drop Broailway Star Europsan area: to four New Englanders serving federation’B/executive board a risr parently had closed up to the Ru8$ia Crushing said the president would be re­ Oomee, P vt Lucio—Mm. Mary In Army ground force units was ing vote or confidence. Special Tap ClassfS for Boys! Smorgasbord Supper to river on the whole front from quired to Use “all acts short of Heading Dow’s Ooma*. wlfa, 54 Uberty atraat announced today by the War de­ Egan .earllar had expmssed re­ there north to Antwerp, shrank Hungariah Forces Give Warning acts of war” to effectuate the re­ - Back in Italy Naw Havan. partment'^ sentment over the statement Be First in Full Pro­ steadily under an Allied assault. lease. HsriMrt Pfc. Farnand J.—Mm. Those honored wem Pvt Xavier which wee ptiiited In the Hart­ th3 Home Nu^se By Daniel De Luce Details Of Petition ------e Albina Herbert mother, 34 Weet- Marquis, S6 North Pond street, ford' union’s - -publication “th e Enroll Now! Registrol'ion At Rear 324 Center St. Marching toward Germany Moscow, Sept. i l — (>P) —"The Ann Barrett, ringing star of the By Looa 1. Trott gram of Activities. along a 100-mile front, Lieut. Of Hurricarte Harlan .said the petition ques^ recent Broadway produoUon of bury Park road, Watertown. Bristol, Conn.; Pfc. James E. BUa- Highwayman," dselarlng that Red Army by frontal aftd flank as­ tloned the right of the state de­ Fifth Army Reaches the Jevahlrilap, P v t Neehon—Mm. d ^ , South Portland, Me.; Flmt whila hp had no objections to crttl- Aaat. Dtr., Nursing Service Gen. (3ourtney H. Hodges' U. S. saults was driving Geifftan and "Panama HatUs,” is hsadUnlng Miss jays has just returned from Naw York after completing several advanead itudp American Bed Crpaa A ' Smorgasbord supper at tte First Army troops in places were partment to waive immunity for the snappy revue, "Gags A Oals^ PerouB Jevablrjlan, mother, 40 Lieut James O. Gambia, Blue ctsm" f i l i n g out’ am pmtty bad Hungarian troops today frotn their Kent He contended that “the Ckm- Gothic Line Defenses; Elmwood, Bridgeport worda to use." courses. South Methodist church on Octo­ only a few miles from the con­ strongholds In the eastern Car­ at DOw’s Theatsr, Hartford, all Eagle Inn, WhiUnsviUe, Moaa. ber 23 will open the aeason a ac­ crete fotts and anti-tank defenses Cannot Tell Its Right stltutlon follows the flag,” and Nearing Po Valley. this week. Lange, Tech. 5lh Or. Eric W.— and Sefigt Joseph Vlelm, 469 Proud Of Baeqrd t i |h t, Warm. anS W ^ r tle pathians, after crushing enemy re­ that Kent was under the protec­ Mm. Zahava O. Lange, wife. 10 TELEPHONE: HARTFORD 5-1226, 10-12 A M. MANCHESTER 7126, 2-i P. M. tivities of the Women’s CTub of along Germany's western border. sistance in the Transylvanian Alps. Direction fbi* the Next Accompanied by a full chorus of South First street New Bedford, Said Egan: Woot Wankets Needed In FaU Manchester, formerly the M The Americans reached Lim­ tion of the Constitution while em­ chic dancing girl^ th* show fea­ Hassake road, Old Greenwich. Maas. t "I think I’ve done a pretty good Armored columns under the com­ ployed as a clerk In the American • Rome, SwdJjt 11— (ff) —Taking Leona, Tech.-4th Or. Ralph A. Chester Mothers Club. bourg yesterday in a 14-mile ad­ mand of Russia’s newest marshal, 10 or 12 Hours. advantage of the enemy’s preoccu­ tures eight stellar vaudevlUe acts *1 The cool nights of «ariy fall re- Mrs. Philip Emery, the new vance. Thla Belgian city is onljj Enmassy. of a nature that will appaal to the Mrs. Marla Laone, mothar, 100 iaw of the bride, who sang Rodion Y. Malinovsky, were less pation with large scale, bloody Cantral avanua, Torrlngton. president, who succeeded Mrs. 12 miles southwest of Aachen, than 30 moles frbm the Transyl MiamK Fla.. Sept. 11.—.(ffl — A In order to be released to the enUre family. / Ernest Krltzmacher, it enthusias­ been a keen student of town gateway to the Rpineland. Berlin cause” and "Ave Maria.''.. British, Harlan contended, Kent fighting on th* Adriatic coast pouth Marks A Liudlle, oomedy cy­ Malaoh, Bargt Alexander Miss Frances Dyson, sister of vanian capital of Cluj. His forces, fuU-hlown hurricane In the Atlan­ Nlcholae Malash,. father, 95 Sly- tic over the splendid piece of work finances and hia friends feSl that is 340 miles-beyimd. At Limbourg- advancing steadily from the north­ tic ocean showed signs today of would have had to waive immuni­ ef Rlmlml, U. S. Fifth Army forcas clists, ar* an attraction suitabls performed thla summer by the pro­ he is well equipped to dlscuaa town Hodges’ men were only 8 1-2 miles the bridegrpora was maid of honor, ty In hla own behalf with the con­ for young and old, ao Is Sammy van avonus, Bridgeport Sunate la the home that has a auj^ and Albert Dyson was best man east and southeast, were rapidly veering and taking ei course which followed up a German withdrawal Peacarmona, Sargt Charles — gram committee of which Mrs. taxation and other vital issues. It from the German frontier. Ver- seizing control of the entire moun would lessen any threat to the sent of the United SUtes govern­ north and northwest of Florence Moss, mimid and whlsUer. •ly of single blsuiketa * Stuart Segar is chairman. ^A IS noted that Mr. England la the vierS, 3 1-2 milea southwest^ of for his brother. The ushers were ment. Harlan also contended that Other featured acts Include Bob Mm. Ella Poscannona, wlfa, Orey- t^ v ie r v^ght la needed, *»«• these Leslie Dietrich of Buckingham, tain block that had f protected Bahama islands 6r Florida. and reached the Gothic line de­ stonq road Routs 3, Terryville. glance at Ihe skeleton program be­ only candidates for the board resid­ Limbourg, was captured. Hungai^'from Invation. Grady Norton, Weather Bureau Kent’s Imprisonment In Britain, In fenses, Allied headquarters dls- Dearborn,'Singing master of cere­ ,{.*re more convenient In reflatin g ^ low will show that the conimittee ing In the eastern section of the Other First,^Army units were re­ Howard Skinner of Hartford. Ar­ the light of the State Depart­ monies; Ijfick Long, Jr„ .dance styl­ Rowland, CpL John O., Jr.—John f'-the amount of .covwt to the pa- thur Gervals and Herbert Thomp­ Throw Off Nazi Yoke meteorologist, reported- however clMed today. O. Rowland, Sr., father, 76' Bad baa secured aa speakers apd en­ town, Hla aupportera ai-gue that ported offlcttlly at Tongeren, 23 that "It will be a day or so yet ment’s recent public announce­ Some Fifth Army units, head­ ist; Fitz/A CarroU, legmania spe- tertainers such nationally l*ho^ thla large section la deserving of milea northwest of Limbourg, son of this town. ,The Soviet radio increased the ment of the case. consUtuted a claltsta.iMd Walker A VIci, com­ street Hamden. ^■**^^ttankU should be 10 or 12 The bride who was given In thtenalty bl' Russian appeals to the before we can determine whether quarters said, reached Usella, 17 edy dua - — Salamacha, Pfc. Nlcholae — pieraonagci as Cornelia Otla Skin­ true representation on the board. 8 1-2 miles from the Dutch border marriage by her father wore a peoples of Hungary and Austria to the storm will offer any danger to threat of double Jeopardy for the miles northwest of Florence and ner, Faith Baldwin, Anna O. De- and lO-mlles from the Dutth city same asserted offense. only 85 miles south of the great Perfermances are given twice Michael Salamacha, father. Box Mr. England owns hla home on gown of white-flowered damask, throw off their Nazi yoke as the the coast of the United ^ates.“ dally, at 3:30 and 8:30, with mid­ 35, Town street East Haddem. tor tucking In around the _ body Mllle of the famous acreen family 463 Lydell Street. He has always of Maastrict. and'her bridal bouquet was of .Red Armv rolled closer to them. A lO a. m. advisory said the cen­ Smear His Character - Po valley industrial city and com- I of DeMillea, lioulB Dyer Harris. The Americana also swept up Mrs. Kent said she was to fre­ , munlcatlona eehter of Bologna. night swing shift show at 1:10 ajn. Schultz, Pfc. Harold R. —Robert I4 n d the foot. 8ine!e »nia shrinkage lived on the east|aide of.the town whits roses. The maid of . honor Front dispatches said a Red ter of tha tropical disturbance bad and cocktail matinees Saturday Schultz, father, 170 Front street TODAYS RUBBER Professor Ralph F. Blachoff of and for many years has been a Remicburt and Hex, 12 milea was gowned In old rose taffeta and Army river flotilla, steaming up been rather definitely located 550 quent direct communication with i Further west American troopa I hi to be expected, it Is wise to buy Wesleyan University, Profeaaor F, northwest of the fallen Belgian pushed well Into the outskirts of and Sunday at 5:80. Joe Doren- Middleton. • the largiest blanket available for resident of the Mancheattfr Green carried an arm bouquet. f>f assort­ the Danube toward tjie Iron Gate, to 560 miles due east of Nassau, her soil. She said she had written baum and his orchestra provides Blmko, P vt Andrew J. — Miy. L. Kunzand for good measure that section. fortress of Liege, and one forge ed asters. The mother of the bride was expected to assist in a cross' Bahamas. him about v’efforta to smear hi# Pistola and occupied high ground ;> each bed slse. For a single bed. a delightful play ‘The Old Peabody 11 miles southeast of Liege took dominating the town from the lively beckgrounde for acta and Mary Slmko, mother, 413 Burritt iiWahket should ^ It la pointed out by Mr. Eng­ wore light blue crepe with metallic Ing into northeastern Serbia from The storm was "still moving in character” In this country, and production numbers. avenue, Stmtford. Pew,” by Kate Douglas Wlggln Theux, three miles above the trimming and corsage of red roses. Romanian bases near Turnu-Sev- a northwesterly direction but has that he had eplled that such ac­ northeast while elements of the 1 gor a three-quarter ^ by a member cast to be directed by land’s friends that fie has been a world-famous health resort of 93nd Infantry division reschedule Sochon, Pvt. Hi)>oUt A.— Mrs. Indies; for a double bed. 80 a 90 faithful attendant at board meet­ Following a reception at the erln. ^ , slowed to about 10 miles per tions demonstrated that United Helen Sochon, wife, 70 ^ LaSalle wtwM. Children’s beds should have Mias Helen Estes. ings and has taken a keen interest Spa. > .' church for 100 guests, the couple The forces of Gen. Feodor Tol bour,” said the advisory. “Winds States authpritlea "fear the Gothic line defenses at Zezaera, Master’s Voter lihe club also rescinded a for Up until midnight Saturday 6 1-3 miles northeast of Lucca. atreet. New BriUin. -J?' QMrtwpondlngly Mrge b lank^. _ In all matters that have come be­ left for an unannounced wedding bukhin were reported approaching of full hurricane force near tha facts.” . . SulUvan, Pfc. Thomas J. —Mrs. ®Wo6l blankets are light, wama Tper vote to discontinue serving re- fore the Selectmen. He is vitally Hodges’ Army had taken 168,047 trip, the bride wearing an orchid the Yugoslav frontier as well as center and gales extending ' out Mrs. Kent previously ssserUd LIttia Opposition Greenville, S. C.—(P)— "Beu­ OF THE WORLD Clam Muller, mothu 38 Clearfield freahmenta as a war measure, and prisoners since D-Day. wool ensemble with metal trim. fanning southward close to the the State Department’s statement F'resumably content to wait un­ lah” decided a case for her mas­ »n&d waahable, and are considered wUl restore that feature of the Interested In a suitable war memo­ Allied forces in France and Bel­ ward ISO miles. til they get back Into the northern road, Wethersfield. ' the jaoet aaOsifactory, bed - co vo t- rial for the veterans of the present She will make her home in Hart­ Aegean sea. “Slower movement indicates of the case left unanswered "the ter, the court and herself. Todi, Staff Sergt. Prank J., HI— program believing It la worth the gium "have killed,- wounded or ford with her.mother. Pfc. Dyson A Junction between the Red Aperailnes, where the terrain is Two men clainil^ owenership |a». They do require careful effort entailed, ' aa It promotes war. He believes that a perma­ possibility of a ilow turn to a point pn which the American peo­ ideal for defense, the Nazis offered Mm. Marie C. Toth, mother,'- 36 •raahlng and protection prom nent memorial that will truly be taken prisoner a total of 700,000 has been stationed in Texas and Army and Marshal Tito’s Yugo- more northwest or northerly di­ ple demand an Investigation, 1. e., of the dog wero Instructed to Hughes avenue, Bridgeport. sociability and friendship between Germans since the Allied landings expects a new assignment. slav partisans will prepare the scant opposition to th* Fifth Army stand In opposite comem and call anotba when not In use, however. the merabehs tn general and those appreciative of the veterans’ serv­ rection next 12 to 18 hours, which the existence or non-existence of althoufdi some enemy shells fell Valsnto, P vt Frank A. —Mrs. t $ h ^ made of equal parta of cot- ice should be erected. in Normandy.” way for a double sweep into the will bring center well north of the secret pre-war agreements mads her. Lucy Valente, mother, '•8 Wllllsm woricing"on hosteaa committees. In northern Belgium the British Hungarian plains from the east ( on patrols which took Monte Mlg- The defendant ealled "Queen- Im and wool are almost as warm Last season only five get-to­ Rondeau-Beasley Bahamas. by the president without the ad­ naho, 18 milea due north of Flor­ street Neroton Heights. ns an-wool hlaidieta and stand up Second Army gouged out gains Mr. and Mfs. Jonah E. Beasley, and south. It was believed In Mos­ "However, the outer islands vice and consent of the Senate. . ta! Queenie!” she mdv^ed heal Mediterranean area : gethers were held by the cliib, In^ across the Albert canal at two cow. ence. ^ , , mvch better under frequent eluding the June picnic. This year of Jesup, Ga.i announce the - mar­ from San Salvador northward-will She stated her son was required suffer resistance was met near Utingly toward him. Allen, Pfc. Floyd R.—Louis Al­ crashing.' Barrage Zone bridgeheads yeaterday. It was re­ riage of their daughter, Miss Em­ Captured 60 Towns get rather strong nOrth and north­ to handle "secret agreements be- Then the plaintiff called "B*u> len, father, 50 Pilgrim road, It 1# propoeed to have elghL The ported that German troops were Italy's west coast where the Amer­ Wool blsnkets must ba washed dates and events as outlined by the ma Beasley, to Olin G. Rondeau, of -The Moscow communique said west-winds and high seas. t^veen Rooaevel. and Prime Minis­ icans made more cix^ings of the lah!" she scampered Josrftilly tb Bridgeport. In warm (never'hot) soft '^ter Reached by Yanks brought in from Denmark to op­ Talcottvtlle, grandson of Olin Soviet columns hitting Inside “Caution advised over Atlantic him—and tns case was over. Berkasy, Pfc. Stephen — Mrs. program (ommiUse fellow: pose the British drive, which is ter Churchill." ■ , Scrchio river and Vecchlano, five and suds fronr mild soap.' Thay October 23, Smorgasbord, South Beebe, southeastern Transylvania and west of Longitude 55 degrees and The Supreme Court will meet miles north of-Pisa, was occupied. ; should • be ^ s e d through clear being aided by a Dutch brigade. 'tbo ceremony took place at along the eastern side had cap­ from northern Bahamas to Lati­ The river crossings brought the Methodist church; speaker: Louise (ConUnned from Page One) Jesup on Aug. 30. After a wedding tured/nearly 60 towns and vil­ Oct 2 to open Its new term. * ^arm wator as many times Dyer Harria.. Topic: Hilarity Be­ Battle In Streets tude 35 deg;reea next two days.” doughboys into extensive mine­ ' 'liecessary' t6 removs every trace trip which included a visit to Con- lages yesterday, and ^oroed^am fields and mortar fire. The enemy gins at Home. two miles from the Dutch 'Some British units fought in the nectlcutx Mr. and Mrs. Rondeau other Carpathian pasa Into Trai of Boap./and then pressed with November 27—Speaker: F. L. streets of Geel. two miles north of j A- Nazis Repeat Old Une Names Public Records airforce also was acUve in that the hands or squMScd to get the tier where the road runs will live m Jesup. sylvan!^ • area, dropping a number of bomba Kunz. Topic: Ageless India tn the hoven. their bridgehead 25 miles east of Meanwhile, Russian newspaper water out Wringing twlata the Modem Wdrl^ South Methodist Antwerp, and others farther to New York OP) —' In World Saturday night. wood fiber and la very bard on The crossing of t h ^ Schelde- dispatches Indicated that the pro­ War I the Germans had a “Sieg­ Warrantee Deeds Now at ntaadstin church. Meuse canal was at N^rpelt after the east engaged in a atiff battle Lily and Andre tracted lull on the Polish and Bal­ Cottage Home* Inc. to Arthur tha blanket After aa much December 11—Ph)y: “The Old around Hechlel after a four-mile fried line" and also a "Wotan” Fierce German resistance held ter as possible la squees^ out of an eight-mile t h r ^ . and. the tic sectors of the eastern front la line on the western front, show­ L. and CameUe Gustafson, prop­ the Eighth Army offensive against of Peabody Pew,” by Club members. Dutch border was/ said to have push east of Bourg-Leopold. likely to explode at any momenL tbs blanket, lb should be hung The play vyaa written by Kate The British yesterday were ap­ In Predicament ing that the Nazis have not been erty on Whitney Road. . Rimini and the avenue into the Pa outdoors In the freah air sind sun' been crossed at yie tiny village of The timing y d direction ol the pioneers in invoking the names Cottage Homes . Inc. to Charlei , valley to a standstill, Dopgles Wlggen and takes pla£S DegrOote. proximately 20 miles from the next major tnrusts of the.. Red A. and Florence H. Noonan, prop­ ghine to dry. ^ . In the church at ChriatraastlrSe. German frontier on the rotid of ancient Teutonic heroes. i On the five mile front between OUtton blankes are useful In Premier Pi^er Gerbrandy an­ New Canaan. Sept.\ 11—(/Ti— Army remained a guarded .secret The earlier Siegfried Line, con­ erty on Ointer atreet. ^ Coriano and Oemmano, s short Director: Misa Helen Estes; Place, around Kleve, the northern anchor Lily Pons, opera singer> and her It was believed, however, that arild weather, but If they are used nounced last/week that the British of the Siegfried line, and were siderably shorter than its World distance inland from the coast, the in sufficient numbers- to be any Center Omgregatlonal church. had reach ^ Breda in Holland, but husbandi Andre Koatelaiietz, ot- the biggest drives will be launched War n n.-'.mesako which parallels Movie On Patton fighting is still "heavy and bitter, Januarv 22—Speaker; Professor the patrojs“apparently withdrew. within 10 milea of the Netherlands chestra leader,. came here Satur­ from the upper Vistula bridgehead value In cold weather, they are Ralph F. machoff.. Director of ad- border. the Rhine, was created in 1916 as ' with casualties on boUi sides Stiff, heavy and uncomfortable, The Americana were nearest day to be made voters so that they South of Warsaw toward- 90-mlle an outpost of the northern part Hollywood, Sept. 1,— —Plane , heavy,” s headquarters statement RE “ UPHOLSTERING I mlasions and teacher of Govern­ American Third Army troops could cast ballots in next Novem­ distant German SilesiSr and across They do not absorb moisture as Germany at points 70 miles apart. fighting along the Moselle river in of the Hl.adenburg Line. It pro­ to make a movie -based on the aaid. well as wool blankets and unless ment at Wesleyan University. Luxembourg Falls. ^ ber's election, only to be told that the Sesupe river frontier of East career of Lieut. Gen. George 8. . Field Marshall Gen.. Albert Kss- Topic: The Peace Table. France, at the abuthem end of the town’s board of admission had Prussia toward Insterburg, 42 tected tfivi supply depots of Doual 2-PIECE REG. the nap la brushed up after they March 26 — Speaker; Anna Luxembourg, a coal-iron' center the AUled line facing the Saar and Cambral. The Woton Une Patton, two-gun commander of th# selring. was still striking ' back are laundered they soon become of 58,000 fell to a U. S. column postponed a scheduled meeting un­ miles to the southwest on the Til was another protective Installa­ American Third Army, have been with frequent counter-attacks, but 145 HOMESPUNS- George DeMllle. Topic: Women in driving through the litUe stepping basin, forced a new and alxth til Sept. 13. * slt-Punsterburg - Omlgsberg rail­ (failed to knock the British or do- LIVING ROOM $69 DENIMS rough and irritating to the skin. the Post-War World, South Meth- crossing south of Metz. tion, 12 miles long. announced by Producer Hunt Heavy cotton comforters are stonfc Duchy on a 10-mlle assault Normally, that would be all way, ..... Both positions were overrun by Stromtorg. 'The picture will be F minion forces off any of the ground SUITES $99 TAPESTRIES- odisjt church. Although more American armor right, but the Kostelanetz’s are ■The Russians made It plain they >won at so great a cost In the past hurdensbme to the patient with April 23—^^Falth Baldwin. Topic; fronL and Infantry crossed the stream slated to leave New York that intend to carry their full share of the Brltisn in the autumn of 1918 tltled/*Blood and Outs.” Charlee out being correspondingly warm The. column built up a strong the efforts of Ueut. Gen. George and becaiiSB death traps .for the Bickford will' portray the gen- 'weeks. and they have to be dry-cleaned Books and Personal Experiences, left shoulder-for the. American morning for the "west and a U80 the offensive burden In the final South of Gemmano- the British the above prices liMnide stripping your turoiture to tb* (rame, South Methodist church. S. Patton’s men to expand their tour In Army camps along the Pa­ knockout of the Reich- Germans. epdL ■. '. \ the oompleto rebolMtaig of your set, new springs and SlUng added, Instead of laundered. If used, they Third Army’s battle for Metz, 35 bridgeheads mads little progress drove the-Nazis from a 600-foot should be protected from soiling May 21—Cornelia Otis Skinner, miles to the south. The unlU mov­ cific coast peak and Indian troops captured woodwork reSnlsbed. Topic; Modem Character Sketches,' ing through the Duchy had ad­ In the face of stiff Garman resist­ That’s why Lily and Apdre pack­ /' other. high ground 1,000 yards by a wide binding of soft mualin ance. A battle,of mounting inten ed their bags today and made no doth. High School Hall. vanced to ^within 10 miles of the north of Piano dl Csstello. OTHER FABRICS PRICED PROPORTIONATELY June 18—‘To be announced — Saar border of Germany and were sity raged' around Toul, 13 miles effort to hide puzzled expressions. possibly a Strawberry Festival. within 25 miles of the German clt west of Nancy. “We want to vote, and We want LOW. J .Give Opinions ^ lea of Saarburg qnd Trier, The American Seventh Army to entertain the soldiers,” , Wood, Jr. 26 Robert road; Peter General Francis A. PallotU. The 'took up a collection to buy him It is understood that Mayor the town of Mersch, slightly over tende, has a good harbor. war bond.i. Blanco, 22 Hatheway lane; Ed­ 10 milea to the north. In the campaign to liquidate problem has been tossed Into his Mortensen has been given ai\ opin­ win Ducy, 99 Main atreet; Robert German- pockets in the French lap. . HEN the Japanete captured the chief natural rubber /producing ion as to the,legality of-^lawful Wi Bronke; 29 Sunset atreet; Al­ m Miles Beyond Sedan birgo on that basis., The attack of Lieut. Gen. Court channel porta 6f Calais and Bou­ Wcenters of the world* tHay thought th«y had dealt a death blpw fred Hennequlri, 28 Cottage street; ney H. Hodges’ U. -S. First Ariny logne, ^ e Canadians drove to the The mayor meanwhile prepared Mrs.. Olga DImlow, 64' • Ridge coast at Wissant, between the to America’s war effort. \ to call h'.s conference pf law en­ street. , toward the Saar has carried over Soldier Ballots CRISIS IN 1942 forcement officers in. Hartford ^ Admitted today: Norman- Pick­ 50 miles beyond. Sedan and 35 two cities. But IB two abort yeara the United States became the pew rubber . county this w>eek to begjn a drive miles east of Montrtedy where the Far behind (he Allied line “Tfwe fall to secure quickly a large new rubber supply eur ering, 15 Griswold street; George Americans sliced through the American troops fought Into the No Use to Them ‘ producing center of the world. 'against organized gambling In the Gee, 57 Campfield road; Miss Pria- outakirta of the j^ rt of Brbst at war effort and our domestic economy both wit| coIUpM.” City. , , cilia Sprague, 28 .Jlley atreet. northernmost hinge' of : the old Thia great war miracle was achieved by America’s brilliant synthetic The mayor is understood to be Maginot line. The Duchy of Lux­ the tip of the Breton peninsula. .—Bufuck Report, Stpt. //, 1942 : Discharge Saturday: John embourg, a coal and iron region The Germans said they had aban-: Hartford- SepL 11—<4’)— Two 'hibber experts largely with the aid of alcohol supplied by our country’s anxious to'stamp out commeicial Mitchell, 602 Tolland atreet. East Hartford soldiers will i not cast i. bingo along with horse lace^bet- of 999 square miles, was overrun doned Le Ckinquet penlnaula, west their vote-i In the comfaig election, beverage distillera. ' Hartford; Mrs. Josephine Saglio, by the Germans In 1940. of the port' * ting, dice games, and a foi'-eign 42 Oak street; Mra. Grace Kln- On the front' before Aachen. for one is missing In action and The rubber experts had . the technical produ^ipn'knowledge that ACHIEVEMENT IN 1944 game cglled barbiite. He has indi­ skas, WlndsorviUe; Henry Cronin, American artillery fired its first .the other gave his ^llfe on the field cated that he would not seek inter­ 51 Dover road; CHinton Hendrick­ shots Into Germany a f 3:30 p. m of battle. •/ ' made lynthetic rubber possible. The* beverage distillers furnished the ^“A synthetic rubber industry has been established and it ' y ference with legitimate bingo play- son, 72 South Hawthorne street: Sundav. These shots—fired by old Class Dismissed, The office of Town Cleric John huge ,volume of alcohol required by the alcohol-butadiene procete* .. in compile operation. It is providing the nation with an t sd for the benefit of churches and Mrs. Catherine Semanski, 23 Coo­ long barrel 155-milllmeter rifles A. Gleason today received theIS of^ other religious and charitable per street. ' ficial ballots tn^ed to both ahe most practical at that time- ample lupply of rubber.” r J., ' groups. * made in the last war and now Fire in* Cellar Discharged Sunday; Mra. Shir­ mounted on tank chassis—struck July 21—bc-th unopened and msirk-A ' ' Today we are producing enough synthetic rubber to meet our needs Bradley Dewey, Rubber Director, July 25,1944 ' With several bingo, law viola­ ley Lacomb, 56 Whitney ro’ad; f crossroads near Aachen, the blg- .a ■ 'i - j ------ed with the fateful words r/IClUed tions alleged by the-Hartford police Raymond Keating, 107 Hamlin in action,” and “ Mlasinff .ln Ac­ for essential civilian and war rubber goods. Proof!...the request of 'i(3 Court prosecutors already, it was gest- of the northern fort cehtera street; Mrs. Robert Friday and of the Slegrfried line. New Haven, Sept. 11.—(jP)— A tion.” . . . Vole To Renominate Bradley Dewey, Rubber Director, to terminatfi his sqarttme powers. TRIBUTE S . learned that Chief of Police Charles son, 41, Chestnut street; Mrs. Jen­ Later the Paris radio said kindergarten clods at Abraham The soldiers .'are Pfc. Donnelly J. J. Hallissey will probably refuse nie Chambers, 26 Knox street: Ar- Liin’coln school la the only one re Edwards . whose homa was a t 567 to (anew ^he licenses of operators Aachen itself was brought under Current production ig at rate of 200,000 ions more annually than Commenting on the beverage distilling induetTy*e tontri- temuB Pazianoa, 17 Pearl street; heavy flrfe from American guns ceivlng a vacation because, of a New Britain Avenue-who waa kill­ and spontorlng groups who fail to Edward Smith, Jr., South Coven­ ed in action, and S-Sgt. Louis O. the entire country consumed for all purposes im 1940. " bution, a high W.P.B. official aaid on A p^ 1$, 1944... heed the law, v^en all bingo 11- near captured Vervlers, 3^» miles fire at the bottom of a 170 ton cool try; 'vCharles Gubbels, 78 School southwest of Limbourg. There pile In the school’s basement Elbert, 15 Rcxlney street. CHAMBERS canaes expire Friday. street; 'Mrs. Edward Bogll, 564 Thanks to ctement weather • A second letter mailed to Sgt.- Thank you for your pationeol is fair to ragard the rubber Bush Hill road. was no confirmation of this' Tp- ClewB Not Clowning port. Limbourg, 8>i miles from which permits other classrooms to Elgert July 7 to*noUfy hljn that date, aa being alniest solely the product ef the keuito ^ Discharged today: John Mc- the German frontier, has been be contlnimusly aired and thus had had been made'a voter in ab- r'To aid in the achievement of this wartime miracle, America’s beverage Guinneas, 104 «dVoodbridge street; dissipate poisonous fumes,, only senUa; also came back. age distilling mduatiy.” . Chleago —cP). — Liner; 9:00—WTIC — The Telephone Ex|>ected as Double The Hamilton P ro ^ entered trie , Xeo Burke. 8 Has been added to charge who is fully Informed as to sumption of the attack on the that a peace without Christ wU Laakoa, 3b . . . . . 3 0 0 3 1 0 solicit $1 contributions from 22^ , WTHT— News; Music;’ WNBC Hour; WDRC — Radio Theater; League Winners Meet Rostek, cf . . . . . 3 0 0 1 0 0 sectnjd round of the local Twlliglit L" Its Acuity. Father Burke has been 000 union workers in Massachu­ the wishes of overseas Yanks. much needed eupply port indicat­ not bo peace, but merely an armi­ —^Terry and the Pirates. WTHT — Gabriel H e a t t e r ; Golf Results ^ gnuited a six-months' leave of ab­ ed that Gen. Elsenhower had or­ PongratZp c • • 5 0 0 League playo/r» whep they staved setts. ' ■ Your, overseas Christmas shop- ' stice between' world battles,'' eaii 5:15—w n c —We Love and Learn; WNBC—Counter Spy. Local TwI Leaders. Week-end TournanrMhtts sence from his work at Bostbn Col­ dered Le Havre taken to -apark off the challenge 08 the RockvUto Publication In the magazine plng^must be intelligent and sys- ! Rev. W. Ralph Wai^d; Jr., paatoi •WNBC— Dick Tracy. 9:15—WTHT—Screen Test. Saturday, Sept. 9tb Sw ee^akea Totala . . . . - 2 9 3 6 27 12 1 Hill Billies at the West Side Oval lege, where, during the past six the push into Germany. 9:30— w n c —Information Plesse; xsers, he has been chairman of the broadcartlng of a copyrighted In­ tematlc, for your problem is to of South Methodist church in hii 5:80—w n c — Just Plain Bill: The first place winners In the 1st Allen Ayers, 45-43—88-^8— Rorkvillr yesterday afternoon by a score of- terview quoting Dewey as saying cram a complete ^anta’s pack into Viai’dlUty was excellent. It first sermon of the fall yesterdaj' WDRC — Wat Commentary; WTHT — PlanUtlon Singers; 70. AB R H PO A E 3 to 0, liiefore a banner Sunday SeSerUnent of hlstoiy and govern­ appeared likely that Allied bomb­ . WNBC — Spotlight Bands; Cor­ Twilight League the Polish Ameri­ ment In the collegiate and gradu­ the Federal Communications Com­ a shoebox-sized space. So start morning. Bsseba'l Scores; WTHT — Tom 2nd Stan Straugh, 43-40—83-9 Furphy, 3b .. . . 4 0 0 0 2 0 crowd. mission should have “no right of with a list. Check the available ers would drop - a load equal to Speaking on the theme, "A Goo< Mix; WNBC — Jack Armstrong. onet Story Teller. cans will be seen in action again 74. Osborn, 2b .. 4* 0 1 3 1 0 Y'osh Kinel was the man respon* ate divisions and, since 1940, the 10:00— w n c — Contented Pro­ BSslsUnt dean of the graduate di­ censo-ship” over radio programs. survey lista as to what is permis­ the 5,000 tons dumped on the Ger­ Place to Begin,” Mr. Ward urge* i 6:45—WTIC — Front Page Far­ tomorrow night when they clash Earl Balisieper, 38H0— 78-4— Morrell, c i ,. . . 4 0 2 9 -2 0 sible for hurling t}ie win that elim­ A fourth term endorsement for sible tO.Send. and what items are mans yesterday. that one of the contemporary ten rell; WDRC — Swoon or Croon; gram; WDRC — Screen Star W’lth. the strong Prstt and 'Whlt- 74. . Cormier, rf ... .^ 4 0 0 2 0 0 inated the Rockville entry from vision. At the InsUtute he will give Play: WTHT — Harry Glad- Qsurses dealing with American Mr. Roosevelt from the Social wanted In various war zones. I- Thousands of leaflets dciiiandlng denciee is to disregard the Impor WTHT — Superman; WNBC— nsy team of West Hartford. The r 3rd Bob Cole. 44-41—85-10-75. Urban, p . . , . . 4 0 1 0 4 0 the title play and he did it in fine Democratic Federation, right wing Modify the list according to the in­ tance of the present, while we re Sea Hound. ^ stone; WNBC—Raymond Gram game will be-played at the West Low Gross Macki cf ...... 2 0 0 1 '0 0 fashion. Kinel bested Long Johnny aublic law. political science meth­ surrender fluttered down on Le Swing.' odology and problemA)f the Inter­ group which split off from the So- dividual ' wants of your own ser­ Havre with the bomba. The Brit­ fleet upoiv the favorable times tha’ . 8:00—w n c — News: WDRC' — Side and play la scheduled to start; 1st Eaxl Balisieper, 88-40— 78. Clemcna, if .. . . 3 0 1 2 0 0 Urban In a mound dual when he vice boy or girl, and then start out. 10:15—W fH T ’.— Tony Partor’s national poet-war world. cialfst party In 1936. The Federa­ ish bombers attacked without op­ have passed, and dream of thi News: WTHT—News; WNBC— at/5:46. Sunday, Sept. 10th Swepestakes Hedlund, lb ., .. 3 0 0 6 0 2 allowed only fi.ve hits and -was ac­ Father Burke, a native Of Man tion ended a convention In Phila­ Since photo folders fflled with better days we hope are ahead News. - Orchestra. The PAs have strived to bring ’Tucke'r, ss .. . . 3 0 0 1 0 1 corded ' some excellent support position, suggestion that the Ger­ 10:30—WTIC — Dr. I. Q.; WDRC 1st AYt Knofla,»7-40—77-6—71. Chester, has had a brilliant career delphia yesterday. jiew picturea o f home, friends, and mans were all but helpless. Such neglect of the present is i 8:15—w n c — History In tha the beat' possible . attractions to from hls mates. The latter proved since Joining the Jesuit Society. family "^top all the official want —Johnny Morgan Show; WTHT 2nd Henry-Smith, 37-39—76-3— Totala . . . . 31 0 5 29 9 3 the deciding point in the ball A prediction at Portland. .Ore., Not a single R. A..-F. bomber failure to Interpret life aright Mesdlines; WDRC — Lyn Mur­ Manchester In their ventures In 73. Hls ability has been recognised by Hats, get the best one you can. he said. "Man’s triie reality Is th« ray's Music; WTHT — Ameri­ —Music; WNBC—Those Good outside competition) and the likes Score by Innings: game as two of the three errora by Senator Pepper (D., Fla.')-, that There Is one on the market which was lost in yesterday*^ assault. Old bays. 3rd Clarence Larson, 45-39—84- many institutions, aniong them If the Repiibllcans win the No­ present and if he cares about i can School; Concert Hour; of the Invading P. A W. club Is Hamilton . . . . ___ 200 100 OOx—3 that was charged ttf the Hill Bil­ Harvard University, which award- holds 12 photographs in a leather 11:00—WTIC — News; WDRC — 10—74. R ock ville...... 000 000 000—0 lies led to the Hamilton nine vember elections, the west and the better world, if he cares about thi WNBC — Sports and Scores; tops. The two teams have agreed Low Gross ^ him the degree of Doctor of folder and aells for about 23.50. I Race Results. News; WTHT — N*ws; WNBC Runs blitted in: George, Tuffer- scoring two of their runs. south will suffer Industrially. church and about himself now, ti . —News. to play the best two out of Uiree 1st Henry Smith; 37-39— 76, Philosophy In PollUcal Sciences A sure-fire hit for any service the time to begin to make thos« game series with all of the games son. Two-base hits: George, Urban. Both moundsmen went the en­ man la a windproof cigarette light­ Test of Union 6:30—w n c — .StricUy Sports; 11:11)—w n c —H a r k n e s B of 2nd Art Knofla, 37-40—77 Stolen bases: Gsbom, Hutt, Mor­ after a two-year course from 1036 changes and live b. those rulei WDRC — Jack SUvens; WNBC to be played at the Oval. tire distance and neither issued a to 1938. At present he is affllla- Dfiwey U Planning er which requires no fluid and Washington; WDRC—D a n c e Round Robin Match'Ys rell. Sacrifices: Germano. Double base on balls, something umisuo;. which In the future will make sisr —Program of Sohg; Parade of Orchestra; WTHT — Music; The season, record up to date of tad with the American Political tights from a specially treated Power Today nlftcant Improvements in man’i First night The St. Lo'jis Browns, still batIUng for the lead In the ding-dong plays: Tufferson to Oeorgp to Las- In local baseball this year. ' ' Second Campaign Songs. f WDRC—The Music You Want. the Pratt afid Whitney club Is kos, George to Germano tp Hutt. Science Association, the American wick. These are available for as Way of life. most composing. They have cap­ D. Faulkner plus 1. American League pennant race, hope that Bob Miincrlet, (right) who The batting and fielding star of Uoelety of International Law, and By Jack Bell low as 21.50. or In sterling silver 6:45—WTIC — Lowell Thomas; 11:30—WTIC — For the Record; H ^ ry Smith minus 1. lyoft on bases: Rockville 4,-Hamil­ the game was Bullet Bill George, (Continued From Page One) i t ’’Is my firm conviction,’' salt WDRC — World Today: WNBC tured the East Hartfoid Twilight hasn’t pitched a full game In several weeks, may proride the com e­ th* Catholic Association of Inter­ at 25. WDRC — Johnny Long Orches­ \ Second Flight back punch to win the pennant. Trainer Bob Bauman is shown ton 3..4trlke-outs: Kinel. 5, "Urban the be.st hitter In the Twilight- En Route with Dewey, Sept. 11. Mr. Ward, "that not since th» 1 —Henry J. Taylor, Commentm- League championship as well as 0. Winning pitcher: Kinel. Losing national Peace. He is also secre­ —(/Pi—A second campaign swing A new and Important gift for tra: WTHT—Radio Newsreel. No ntatches played. examining Miincrlef's.^arm. (AP wtrephoto). League during the regular season. from getting a third full term In town of Manchester first spran; ^' tor. 11:45—WTHT—Nat Brandwynne’s ths ' New Britain Industrial pitcher; Urban. Umpires: O’Leary, tary of the Political science dlvi- thro\igh Ihe middle west, with ma­ either servicemen or strvicewomon the secono district. Third Flight He collected two hits, a single and Blon of the Institute of Social pr- forth as a strong Industrial com­ 7 :0 0 _ W n C —Music Shop; WDRC Orc;hs8tra; WTHT — Saludos League. The latter circuit is one No matches played. • Kotsch. Time 1 :68. jor speechea at Det(8lt, Chicago, is a small leather folder to hold The gubematori^ antagonists .of the fastest In Connecticut and a double In three trlpj. knocked In those precious 'V-mRU letters, with munity have our churches ha« —I Love a Mystery: WTHT — Amigos. Fourth Fllg)it one marker'and scored twice him- , Mlnneapplls and Kansas City, was are Horace A. Hildreth of (Cumber­ such an opportunity, to serve an( in winning’ both leagues the P. A Father Burke is the son of Mrs. reported under consideration to­ apace for one photograph of the Fulton Lewis, Jr.: WNBC — 12:00—WTIC — News; ^tories of Jack Hayden, minus 8. self. On the defensive aide, he land, Republican president of the to become centers of vital Chris Horace Heidi and Orchestra. Escape; WTHT—News. W. team has more than proven Alice C. and the late WlUlam H. day as Gov. Thomap E. Dewey best-beloved. 1 saw a good one for Henry Huggins, plus 11. Yanks Hold Slender handled ten chances and commit­ Burke, of 03 Scarborough road and State .Senate, and Paul J. Jullien tian life and good neighborllnesi .7:15—WTIC—News of the World; 12:30—WTIC—S t Louis Serenade. their worth in state-wide cirejes. n ru i n igh t Sport Slants croBsed the Mississippi Into Iowa's 23.95. , (D) of Watervllle, former state ted only. One mlscuc and figured librother of Undertaker John B. as we have at the present md- WDRC — Dateline; W+HT. — 1:00—WTIC—Lee Stans. Rose Heads Visiters Louis Kelley, plus 4. prominently In the two double* corn lands for a day at Des Brightest Idea for an overseaa American Legion commander. In ment." Burke, William H. Burke, Francis WAC or nurse Is a aet of clothes- Musical Quiz.' 1:15— w n c — Program from New One of the unpublicized stars of BUI Kennedy, minus 4. Rysl.nu Black playa that the winners pulled oSi Burke and Mrs. Helen Orlffln, all Moines. the 'Third Congresslotuil district. T:S0—WTIC — Emil Cote’s Glee York. in in American pina, line and skirt ha'ngers, which In the evening a coaching con­ the tekm Is Pat R6se the leftfleld- , Sixth night New Haven, Sept. 11—)—By during the proceedings. of Manchester. Dewey scheduled a mid-mom- Rep. Frank Fellows of Bangor ference for church school teachen Qub; WDRC — Thanks to tlis 1:45—WTIC:— Paill Paige. Ed Webb, minus 2. Ing arrival at the Iowa capital, are doubly appreciated if you in­ seeks a third term opposed by er. He won the East Hartford bat­ The only scoriiig In the ball and officers wak held. A report o; Bob Cole, plus 2. next week-end, the Connecticut Bi- game was crowded Into two- in* where he was to be greeted at the itial them at home. Both the Joes Ralph E. Crahari of Brewer, ting crown with a .600 average and the Janes like pocket-size the church school in the morninf and that Is hitting In any league. Prank Oleksak, minus 8, Champs Divide Twin against the Cleveland .Indians terscholastic Athletic conference nings, the first and the fourth atatlon by Gov. B. B. Hlckenloop- railroad freight office worker. fo r his 24 th triumph, as Detroit Back to Peace games, which are available in showed the largest enrollment ij' Pat is a veteran performer and Ronald Sloane.-plus 3. •hopes to rid itself of feeling take when the Props tallied two and er, Sen. George A. Wilson and oth­ ' A fair and warmer forecast several years with some scholw 7fh night Bill with Red S o x ; : won, 5-0. The Tribe shelled Dizzy ers. Conferences were arranged leather casca for from about 22..50 augured well for tlje turn-out in Oldest Daytime Serial^ has played with many teams In the chap who came home with one respectively. The losere man­ up, and they all want silver IdentU being enrolled for the first time No matches played. . .. w> o 1. . Trout from the mound to win the aged to place runners on first and Bridge Made and leaders of veterans, labor, Ne­ the dominant rural''areas, where the state but never before has he Detroit, Browns, Split; aftermath, 7 -4. (lowers and candy affR" his Wife fication bracelets, If they don’t al­ Following the meeting of been hitting the apple with the Rth night had asked him If' he knew what third In both the first and fourth gro, farm, business and political the PAC has been’'active in regls Board of Education and a .fellow­ No matches plavcd. Nelson Potter became the first ready have them. These cost from ' Discontinues October 2 success that ha is enjoying this day it was only to be told that frames yet failed to register a organizations, as well as with tcring new vote-'s, especially In ship supper. Rev. and Mrs. Ware . ' 4th night Newhouser WiiiM 24th. Brownie hurler to win 16 games (Contlaned From Page One) newspaper edltbrs and publlshera. 25 up. the First district. se)uion, what she had meant was the room tally. , .. gave bri^ reports of a week spent No matches played, when he held the White Sox to six Kinel silenced the bats of the You’ll find lots of lacy lingerie Yet, most political observers Jake Banks and Vic Pagan! rent was due. Aafcs Suggestions I in sheer cotton batiste — wonder­ at Cedar Crest Ckillegs in A llen-, I New York, Sept 11—(P)— Vic^ minute program. It comes from k 10th Flight By Joe..Relchler' hits In the opener, winning 8-2. “The schoolboy football season Is Hill Billies In the pinch arid, that ersasss In sUta payments for un- agreed that the total vote would ’ and Bade, juat about NBCs oldest take care -of the other outfield amployment compensation. The' Republican nominee, who ful for a WAC.,Makeup kita Stock­ town. Pa., in . attendance at tlM Ft. McHenry, near Baltin'ors,: tbi the BUI Martin plus 12. Winning the close ones has In the nightcap, _ a single . . . by Jlm- due and the coaches are confused. is where the deciding point hi the be under 1942’s 186,000. They Northeastern Jurisdictional Lead­ daytime aeriev-lt’s been on since bombardment of which by Nhi spots and neither heed any intro­ Tom Deardon minus 8. The suggestion for larger un­ has yet to make a major farm ed with a girl’s favorite cosmetics pointed out that more than 70,000 duction to local fans. Banks was enabled the New York Yankees to , pitcher Orval They don't know whether to play ball gam e. came In coupled With speech In the campaign, is expect­ are available at all department ership Training school. Later tlu June 20, 1932—is bidding goodbye British 1% 1814 inspired Francis W. Hyde minus 4. ' Grove’s triple won for Chicago under the "frozen ” *code of 1943 the costly mlscuee committed on employment compensation bene­ Maine m ci and women were in the ' this month. A serial. Rosemary, by up in the big league with the St. take possession of rthe top rung fits be made was included also in ed to solicit suggestions during Btores, in small compact sizes to superintendents of each depart Scott Key to write the words 11th night 3-2. or under the new changes adopted the team's ledger. armed forces and that faat-de ment met with the teachers to dls I Elaine Carrington who writes two Louis Cardinals and Pagan! has the major reconveralon recom- bis meeting with a^cultural fit into a handbag. They start at Lucy MonrOe, who has sung the Elnar Anderson plus 12. in the hot American League In the other American Leagiip recently by the Eastern Intercol­ Bill Hutt collected 2 hits m rou veloplng war news, had over­ CUBS ths year's prograpi. The eve­ ' other to-be-continued scripts, will National anthem on many an oc­ played locally with the West Sides Max Schubert plus-7, scramble. Including yesterday's meadatlona submitted Saturday to groups. about 21 and go up as far .as you. shadowed the campaign. twin-bill the Washington Sena­ legiate'Association. The g;ridiron trips, sharing batting honore With his next speech of the cur­ ning was closed by- a worship ; tske over Get. 2. ‘ casion. will preside and Gov. Her­ during the recently completed Twl John Olson plus 4. nightcap 4-3 victory over the Bos­ mentors and their stalwarts need' George. Moose M orr^ 'w ith two Praaident Roosevelt by Byrnes. want to go. schedule. tors twice defeated the Philadel­ The Immediate reaction appeared rent tour scheduled _ for Seattle study with kodachrome alidca an.! bert O’Conor of Mary’land is Allen Ayers plus 15. ton Red Sox the McCarthymen advice, and they’re looking for the singles paced the losing■‘ sfni Rockville Unlike many a serial that came The rest of the visiting stai-ting phia Athletics. 2-1 and 8-8. Emil ■tiiAvorahle In view of. Congrress’ •Sept. 18, Dewey leapfrogged both a service of Communion observe* 1 speaker. At the conclusion, the *Best Ball Team Championship boast a record of 22 one-run de­ C.I.A.C. to give It to them. aggregation of ball toesers./ lieutenant qT the Hook and Ladder not only seal off at least two main Anti-German in the lanctuory.The entire teach­ : after them, Vic and Bade, authored team will be on hand and the Leonard outpltrhed Jess Flores In previous rejection of the Idea. Indiana and Illinois on a jump network will sign off until the C. Froh and B. Varco defeated cisions against 18 such d.efeats. Of Although ll’-s probable the In the opening atanza with opa Company of the Fitton-Fire House. highways to the Germans, but push ing staff was in attendance. j by Paul Rhymer, slanted toward PA'S will have to travel at a fast the opener and Alex Carrasquel Bt-ParUean Approval from hls native city, Owosso, Seveiitli Army the enemy to within 55 miles of regular opening at 8. J. Hyde and C. Willett 3 and 1. their l3 extra-inning tilts, the C.I.A.C. could have straightened out Bob Osborn best out an In* Mrs. Her/.og has been active in Tide Tiimiiiff ' the com ^ y ingle rather than cen­ clip If they intend on plnnlhg a hung up hi.s .seventh win in ihe the situation out prior to this, take field hit to second and Immediate* There was, however, bl-partlsan Mich., where he spent a quiet Sun­ newspaper work for' many years where the American fortes in Bob Boyce .••ncl P. Balisieper de­ Yankees have taken seven. afterpiece. day after a whooping bomecomihiji tering on th^triato and tribula- ^ On the air tonight (Monday) loss on the two time champion ■ The Yanks had temporarily lost the word of the conference's presi­ ly stole second to show hls Wa approval of Bymea’ plan for Con- and was .issistaiit to the editor, at O il northern France were last report­ - lions of life. Imall the more than team. feated E. Webb and 8''^ Siteman Mort Cooper become the first greeting by townspeople the pre­ Neai^g Dij NBC— 8 Cavalcade drama; 8:30 2 jnrt 1. / ' their first-place hold to the De- dent, Harold A. Swaflleld of Roger ceptlonal speed on the base paths. gtasB to appropriate up to 42,- the Rockville Leader. She is novy ed. ' (Continued from Page One) 12 years It has been on the sir, As the P. A W-’s are one of the pitcher to win 21 camea In the Ludlowe .High, Fairfield, that the vious night - ^ Latimer Ag^in Siireail Toward the West Howard Barlow .concert; 9 Voor- H. Smltli and J. Hayden defeat- trolt Tigers when th ^ dropped ■ Dri Contes Goes BlttoM 000,000,000 next year If necessary, employed in the Supi ly office ai PEACH SUPPER (there never has been a change in best possible attraction In the National League aa he hurled the meeting of his committee here Tony Del Conte U)e dther halt to keep farm prices from crash- Although his train p ^ e d Bradley '‘’ielcl. The couple have F::lining out west of the Saone. Red Army forces are driving Into hees concert, Marian Anderson ed E. Buckland and J."Rand 2 andJ the opener to Rookie d em Drelse- St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-2 win R iil Srtin#- F r »* u c li r n i m ' Fcniimg out west of the Saone. the two principals. Art Van Har- 10 contented concert; 10:30 I. Cj State a large crowd is exj^ected. next Friday, comet at the first of the Props vaunted One-Two . tai. Senators Russell (D., Ga.) through the outskirts of Detroit two sfm.s, William, employed at the L tlll ^ i n e r r e i i . n Fi-ench also reached the road Tiynsylvania toward Himgary. QUARRYVIU.E CHURCH I vey aa Vic and Be'rhardlne Flynn 1. V'erd and the Red Sox. 3-2. By after the Chicago Cubs, behind on the way from Louisville, Ky.. Is Nominated In a broadcast last night. Mar­ Quiz. CBS—7:30 (repeat 10:30) W. J. Stcven.son and Art knofla winning the second game, thb possible moment. punch went hiUess but he came up and Aiken (R., VL) alike told-re- t’ ocUvllle City hos) ital ana ArC* M eetin*; B iller Op-(Junction village of swiiieu. to Near Bolton l.ake j las Sade. Likewise, Ruascll, the eon, Paul Rrick.son’a three-hit pitching, After all, the C.I.A.C. had no with' two fln^catches in leftfi^ the Republican presidential nomi­ George, Jr., a’ . warcliouse super­ shal Tito's headquarters declared ^ b Hawk Quiz; 8 Vox Poppers; tied with Dei. St. John and Tommy Yankees regained the lead as both portere that farmers mtut be pro- ® ^ miles west of Dijon, and about 25 waa played by Billy Idelson up to shut out the Red Birds, 9-0. advance notice of the E.I.A.’j In­ as did Ed Laskoi, the winnsrto nee made no appearance there In visor at Bradley Field. -ilio s it io n N e a f ^ B e l f o r l . ! miles nbove'Autun, which they took that no Anted troops were operat­ Friday. Sept, l-'i, to 7. the time he went Into the Navy 8:30 Gay Nineties; 10 Ralph Bel Faulkner. the Tiger.s and the St. Louis Ir.my In “ Phantom Lady” ; 11:16 Suicides Face ” Bues, Reds .Shane Wins tentions to change the niles to third sack^. , . Blynhe euggested that arrange- what appeared to be a plan to de­ 35th Senatorial District Ucehrng Named * ' -18 hours, ago. ing on Yugoslav territory. Feb. IS, 1943. Mixed |!k:olch FourMinies Browns divided their twin-bills, vote fuller attention to the middle- "The struggle Is being conducted Joan Brooks resumes. BLU— leaving the Bengals stUI a half Cincinnati ended its home sea­ permit free passing sny point be­ The twc/twln killings conmletM msBts ha made for. a return from Carl A. Coehring o; rillingti, . Clearing out all the hill country MENU; Ham, baked ht-an-i, 1st. Art Knofla and Alice Davies westem territory when the pres­ Convention Is Held in Rome, Sept. 11,—i.T'i 1’ icnch , c-„.in..v. troops j only by the National Liberation salad, cole slaw, pickles, per."’; Horace Heidt time; 8:30 Blind gnpie. behind and the BroWns in son dividing a pair of games with hind the line of- scrimmage, pen­ by the Props cut off two Hill Bil­ prasant overtime poUdee to the (rial liisli5ti :e of the EllinptonEllington ^us- .Jiis-' • . * i” lh.; ou.iuc, wu. rit-ntn i.,— .. Tonlght'e premiere la “Informa­ 15-42-87-15 -7J. alty for the out of bounds kickoff, lie sioring threats and both were ent tour to the Pacific coatt ends - ■ - troops penetrated the outskirts of j ^l.-io c.-rptiired Arn'av-I>-Duc 30 . Yugoslavia with the co- shortcake. wUlpped .cream, roil--, Date; 9 Counter Spy; 9:30 Jimmy third place, one game away. The Pittsburgh. The Pirates thwarted Bat 40-hour week in Industry. Rorkvillc. dee Court was nomin.-it^' for - ■ ‘ operation of the Allied air forces.” tion Please,” back 'on NBC at 9:30 2nd Frank D’Aniiro and Helen Bucky Walters’ bid for his 21st use of a dirt tec and running with executro in double time. In .toe Tha CIO publication “Iklonomlc With his return to Albany Sept. iudge of probate of the Islington Dijon, an Important comnuinica-1 niilc.s .southwest of Dijon, coffee. ^ after vacation. Opening: guests are Dorsey band; 10:30 Good OK Ayers 48-43-91-19^72. Red Sox are three lenjfths off the 28; He made brief platform a p -! said the statement. _ Days. MBS—7:30 Bulldog pace. ' victory by winning, 7-5. The Reds a fumble. Second Urban led off with a double Outloolb’* In a policy statement District I’ robate court St the Re- tions center 150 miles southeast of [ ^hc Amerlc.an advance • ap-. .Wendell WJllkie and Alexander Del. St. John and J ilie Faulkner “ You can expect advice from the peatances at Kalamazoo and I Rockville. Sept. 11.— At the'i (Last Thursday Allied head- Adults, 65c; Children, tOe. Drummond; .8:30 Sherlock Icemen Hoi(>e for Ups^ The Tigers have done even bet­ took the second. 2-0 behind Ar­ after Mack filed out to Ptaiky written before release of thp ] publican probate convention held Parks, while other Fiench units of i proached Belfort It.ve^ed north as Knox of the movies, cooperating X2-4Q-82-10- 72. C.I.A.C. as the result of our meet­ Niles. Mich. 1 (|uarters in Rome announced a gen­ Holmes; 9:30 Human Adventure ter than the Yankees. Steve nold Carter. Brookjyn and Phila­ ....ersori In deep right, U r b « Bjnnee statement, advocated that [senatorial convention of the 35th i Saturday n-ght. The District pro- the'Seventh Army met„ bitter op- i v.-oll as east, moving a ^ v e the line eral offensive had started in Yugo­ Reservations Close Wednesday^ with the regulars, Clifton Fadl- In Loop Clash at Play- '3j;d Clarence Thornton and Irao- ing,” promised the popular Swaf- ™ected to tag up and try for tW r4 The Dewey board of strategy I held In Rockville on Satur- |bat'c court servps both the towns position in the battle of the Belfort Doubs rlvcr-Rhone canal iman, John Kelran and F. P. Ad- 11:15 “Railroading to Berlin," dis­ O’NelH’s men have raptured 27 delphia spill, the Df'dgers winning workers receive the same pay for 1 slavia with “ land forces of the Dial 4924, 4S7S or 4717. gene Kennedy 46-4^-02-18— 74. the opener, 8-4, and the Phils tak­ fleld, “It’s-first on our agenda." The move proved fatal as Tuffer- 40 hours as they had been getting was reported to have decided to W. Latlmer|hf Vernon r.n^.d!;ilington Gap. Allied headquarters said t o -! ^•’" ’arU the Ognnn river, thus rams. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Orson cussion. ground. 4thTphn Chanda’ and G. Thorn­ one-run games wlple. losing only Ilapjiy 0 \ ifr Results son rifled toe plU to George to day. Senator Er.gcne jjgy fa'ting command of the entire val- Adriatic” participating.) 11, ' and have annexed eight of ing the second, 3-2. The New York for 48. concentrate on such states as renamed I Puppet Show 'Welles (she Is Rita Hayworth) are ton 40-48-97-19— 78. Scholastic gridiron mcrito Laskee to retire toe runner. The of South Coventry waa to do man and wife roles for Cecil Tuesday programs: NBC- their H extra-lnnlng contests. volants defeated the Boston Bgher Hoorly Ratee Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois, j Mias IJrfi jiict Pcnsley of Chcshii-c Amcrienn units of Liet. Ocn. > . Tonight softball attraction fea­ Allen Ayers and Belle Booth 51- most of whom have been drilling second came In toe sixth with one Wisconain, Minnesota and Miasoiirl for a second term, the nomination Alexander M. Patch’s Seyenth ' A- number of towns were cleared [ iB. DeMilte'a radio theater on (3 S 10:30 a. -m. Finders Keepers Quis: Blit for their poor showing In Braves, 10-.4. in the day's only their sajuads the past few \weks, There were dgna that both the Morrie Engli.sh Puppet” tures the Suicides and L. T. Woods 53-104-26-7V single contest. out. Two-Ton Rudy C o n ^ r CSO and AFL are getting ready during the iariy part of October, being made by acclamation. Army advanced to Rougemont. 25 ! ^his area in a >ard-by-yard slug- at 9 tonight. The story Is "Break 12:30 p. m. Flight Deck Jam­ 5th Swuin Johnson and Clara overtime games, the Browns have been experimenting with the grounded down to George to RM today for the children of the boree: 3 Woman of America. CBS Icemen. The game will be a Soft- would still be leading the league. to intensify their drive for-higher turning to the eastern seaboard In State Committeeman Frank C. ^ y . This morning it was present­ miles southwest of the historic ; King match with the enemy, This Invites You To The— of Hearts.” . . . Edwin C. Hill is to Rand,46-10-04-1^-79. V E,I.A. changes and m an^report Germano to Hutt for a fast double the closing weeks of the' cam­ Parizek 6f Wlllington presided at gateway into southwest Germany, 1 After wiping out the last snipers interview C uch Minister Hurban —4 Service Command Paraije; ball , League contest and will be Yesterday's 3-2, 11-lnnlng defeat they’re happy over the TMults. hoarly imtM when war production ed at the Sykes Auditorium for the played atethfe. North End play­ Low Groa* Dte V paign. the opening with Andre Jaco^' but French troops, inching, their Dole, the Americans also staged on “Daybreak In Csechoslovakia'' 5 Fun with Dunn; 6:30 Ted Hus- by the White Sox in the nightcap . ^ e of them, Reg R ^ t, former is cut back and the mandatory children of the East and St. Ber­ grounds with the play scheduled ,1st Del St. John and JpUe -nie last 18 Hill Billie batter* sen of Stafford Springs s e r v l^ n s way through the Jura mountains a drive northwest tp.ward Auxone, , SPEiCiAL GOSPEL SERVICES in his C7BS commentary at 6J5 ing sports, new time, BLU—11 Faulkner <2-40—82, - \ after having won the opener, 6-2. Yale football coach'ana curT*entIy, vveat dowm in order as Klnel,.wan 48-hour week la lifted. The G.O.P. nominee also may go nard’s schools and the performance thus exerting cvenjj greater pres­ ,p. m. Tuesday. t-'fltart at 6:15! Local Sport Another Byrnes suggestion that back to Pennsylvania, where he chairman and Mrs. Oscar.0. Pe­ was repeated this afternoon for alq)ig the Swiss frontier, met des­ GOSPEL HALL, 415 CENTER STREET— - a. m. Breakfast at Sardl.'s; 3:15 2nd Art Kjiofla and Alice Davies kept the Brownies from deadlock­ with New Haven Hfllhouae, last the master. The winning hurler terson of Rockville as c j« k . Fol­ perate German rearguard resist­ sure on Dijon. ' , ' p. m. Hollywood Star time; 4:15 , The North End Suicide squad is 46-42-^87. ing the lead. It marked their 12th season’s No. 1 terim In Connectl- Congress will have to ponder Is started this trip with a speech at the children of the other schools; Meanwhile the eneniy In .the' far j " e Ac H n ig h t e x c e p t SATURDAY .AT 7:45 at present In 9 tie for second place fanned five batters to hls rivals that It announce it will repeal the Philadelphia, for an address In lowing the" naming Jli Senator Miss Peasley is a graduate of the ance. To celebrate the 180 anniversary Don Norman show. MBS-- 1:30 ■3rd ■Fr.mk D'Amico and Helen extra-inning loss this year com­ 'ciit, says, "Personally, anything nine strikeouts. Latimer, the delegatifs were enter­ An- Allied headquarler.H an­ southeastern corner of the French | of the Star Spangled Banner, the Luncheon with Lopez; 2:45 Real with the North End Firemen and Ayers 48-43—91. pared to. only six .won. They’ve Chatter 'the E.I.A. decides for colleges In excess profits tax, after Japan is Pittsburgh. Yale Art school. Riviera was under bombardment 1 they must* defeat the Icemen If .Prop* Score In First tained by him at dlnppr at the nouncement last night said the SPEAKERS: LORNE E. McBAIN, Jackson, Mich. BLU Is Opening st dawn Thursday Stories at new time; 5 Nashville dropped 23 one-run affairs, wln- this district should be the type of The scoring for toe afternoon defeated, and consider permitting The Dewey strategists long ago — Ta.\e* Due from Allied warships. •fhe first gaiVie in the Twl play­ Rockville House A resoliitlpn was French were fighting near the vil­ or 8:80 a. m., for a special 15- Varieties. ■they intend on staying on the ni^ only 17. ball we should play. started to function In the last hmlf manufacturers to write off sub- 'figured that If they can carry the Tax Collector Edward L. Bu­ , ■ jAMES McCullough, Stratford, Conn. heels of the pace setting (Theney offs was played under ideal base­ prepared iwfiewlng Mr. Latimer a lage of Blamont, 16 miles south of- « - The Navy reported- that-- the Oreisewerd gained his second “ I favor the penalty for the out of the first atansa when toe Prop* stantisl depreciation on new ma­ 26 states that now have Republi­ chanan reports that about 1.000 American . destroyer Hilary Pj. team. ball cotHlltions and ye.sterday's of bounds kickoff, a wonderful chinery In the year it is pur­ public, service, and al'so pledging Belfort and' 38 airline 'miles from victory of the year, both against capitalized on a break| to tally. can govemora they can win In No­ the spflrort of the Republican na- persons owning property or a u t o a .. ^ ! : ^ ^ „ frontldr Jones and the French cruiser Du-* series of the Governors’ Cup play­ Team Unpredictable weather was excellent. The play­ change which should help all High chased. u.Uhrn mc Uftiiian ironiiwr. “ For when we were yet without strehKth in due time offs here Tuesday night, the Yankees, holding the.leagiie ing field was in tip top condition Hutt led off with a per/ect drag vember. Therefore, they appar­ t i ^ l . state^ and congresnlonal within the city limits have n’ot paid Make Desperate Stand guny Trouin had a ‘'satisfactory'’ Sport Briefs ’^ e Icemens hopes of copping ’CHEDULt\ leaders to seven hits. Clenc won School coaches, and the free pass­ Bynes viewed this as a prime ently are not going to take the so- their city taxes and thero Is -but Christ died for the ungodly*" 'Rom. 5:6. and the best .Sunday crowd of the bunt down the third base line that .ti^cts. The Nazis, making a aesperate time Saturday against German the^unting in the second round hls own game by doubling In the ing rule. But, In scrimmages we’ve completely fooled the Hill BUU9 Incentive to business and in this efilled Republican midwest foi> five days more In which to pay the shore Installations in the Mehtdne Storrs, Srot, 11—(A*)—The Uni­ suffered • a severe jolt last week year was in atteiidance. ? had so far, I’ni not so keen about Disrupts Service stand to keep the Beifort gap life­ By Ths Aasoclaisd Press versity of, Connecticut's all-civil- National seventh arid scoring the deciding defense. Kinel was called out on connection the Colmer committee granted, but will work ..It l,hpr-;; Electric service In the east sec- tax and secure the 6 per cent dis­ line open, found themselves In a region,” near the Italian border. when the Smoke-eaters from the permitting the defensive team to ' recbmmendecl an end to what' It Isn football squad, 40 strong, waa Kttsburgh at St. Loui.s t2-twl- run. , , , gtrikes &nd &8 Del Conte bounced oughly. i tioh of the city, including the pd- count. Mr. Buchanan Is at the narrowing bottleneck! with the The destroyer blasted machine New Haven, Sept. 11— (AV-The N^th.End soundly trounced them. Hglit-nii^ht). Ostermueller (12- The Hill Billies are "Pow elimi­ run with a fumble. called double tn.‘>- -''.ion of corpora­ Town Clerk’s office daily including lights go on again- at the New Ha­ reported sho>^g promise on Sat­ Another rookie. Mel Queen of out second to first, Hutt took sec­ He win leave Des Moines to-.-^^ headquarters, was disrupted French to the soirth and the Ameri­ gun nests, while the French ship The BIssell atreet ten to the -most 5) and Roe (11-10) vs. Schmidt the Yanks,' won hls fifth of the nated from the title play but be­ “ It reminds me of the Yale- ond George doubled over third to tions. night tor Valentine, Neb., for con­ Friday from 9 (wm. to 12 noon and fired more than 450 n^unda at ene­ ven Arena tonight ‘ when boxing urday at the end of the ftret offi­ fore they hang up there spikes Army game in. 1925. when, al­ - early Sunday when a public serv­ cana to the west at Rougerriont. cial week of pre-season drills. unpredictable team In the-league (6-2) and Byerly (1-0). season, limiting tlje Sox to seven drive home Hutt with the Initial Chairman Maury Maverick of ferences .at the ranch of Sam R. ice pole on Prospect street, oppo­ 2 to 5 p. m.. ana in addition will ^ =The French advance-to the out­ my batteries, pillboxes and troops. resumes after a summer . layoff. In ae they havp come up with they caji look baek to their oattl'e though we . only made one first the Smaller War Plants corpora­ there this evening-and Friday eve­ the eight-round feature, Mario Ml- Cincinnati at. Chicago—De la blows In the nightcap, one ' of run. George scored on toe next McKelvie hear there. site the foot of Lawrence street, skirts of Dijon, a towm of. 96,000, ATTENTION: sparkling ball one night and the Cniz C6-99) vs. Wyse (12-13). with the West Sides for the fourth down all afternoon against a su­ tion reiterated In a report to Con­ ning from 7 to 9 p. m. Radio waves travel at the ap­ . ^111, ex-New V urker now fighting Springfield, Msaa„ Sept. 11—(At e'ilch was George Metkovich’s perior soldier eleven, we picked up play as Red Germano lined a hit was hit by an auto and snapped virtually sewed up the eacape^cor- negt they have simply done a spot In final atandinga of w^ich to second. .sbofn kno<;ke the backfleld ehortage “As for High School coaches. I production as thev become ready, ticed Mr. and Mra. Boulanger had adopted the eastern college night is a question. game. The Hamilton' team a.s a bid to score in the second or third without waiting for large plants walking along the road about one- ically retires. Judge Dillon ad­ As citigena of Manchester it y®**'’ opportunity to wasn't bad enough, Yale’s football Ed Kosak, the Suicides leader, whole played headsup ball arid de­ think the fumble rule ch ^ g e is football association football rules going to produce a lot of^onserva- innings. . to complete their war work half mile from the scene Of the ac­ ministered the oath to Mr..Under- choose the taien who will run the affairs of your town '.gam lost Its main cog Saturday has hls team fighting for eve?y de­ serve to Win. The team lacked Hartford Sept. 11— (/P) —'I'he ..when Warren W. (Jake) Hall, changes In their entirety. tlve football. If adopted by the Neither team scored in the sec­ National Commissioner of Internal cident. The . driver stated that as wood and expressed. .Jhia apprecia­ 'These changes Include free pass- cision and the team o f youngsters something in their past few starts tion to the other court officials for for the next year. (u'arterback,* suffered a btoken an­ C.I.A.C.. Isteral.s are going to he-: ond or third but in the -fourth Revenue' Joseph D. Nunan, Jr., of he started to drive down the grade Iny any point behind the line of liave proven to their more experi­ and whatever it was, it certainly Rockville placed runners op first their cooperation. I' gle in a supervised scrimmage By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. -* hasn't learned to fake well enough come a rarity this, fata on sohoias- Washington, D. C., paid his first on Prospect atreet, he was blinded — is a little word but sometimes mijrhty hlff. scrimrhage, penalty for the out of enced rivals that they can play was around yesterday as the Hill. and second with two outs , but To Hear Reports . by lights of an approaching c.ar Miirh Paper Collected with the* New London Sub Base New York, Sept 11—(Aq—Strat- to operate effectively in the Red- Billies will ad'mit. tlc fields” call today oh the Hartford office —^If yoii do not vote, you have only yourself to blame If eleven. . ' bounds kickoff, use of a dirt tee good h«H- .n the Willie Pep-C)iarlie (Gabey) the MarinM against his ex-maJor league teammate, Chubby Dean. 252-pound tackle and' one of the, No.- 13 uniforms. The latter proved sat when the butterfinger aCt oc­ ball got away from the. Hlli Billie ti. O. L. i„ will hold their regular annual headache...... “ the clly. had parked the cm and the day. Troop 14 collects more your town. ^ W is lO'-round non-title boxing lucky for the Props. first baseman he reached second M ut at the Hartford Auditorlurrt . . . The MarlneiC had, the tying riiq fastest men on the squad. . . . curred before the rule waa elimina­ meeting tomorrow evening at 7:30 Commissioner Nunan and his as­ started to .walk. Wo|pkera from the than seven tons and Troop 92 more __If you want a man whose qualifications Will stand the Round John Mooney, Salt Lake ted in the '30’s. safely. Germano sacrificed the sistant, George J. Schoeneman, ac­ Connecticut Ught and. Power than five tons. Another collection p Thursday n i^ t By The Associated Press on aecond and two were out In the In Ofange hall, when it is ex­ test of investigation . ninth...... Capt. Roy Randall of Telegram sports editor, suggests Don Ballou, the transplanted Meantime, Swaffield said that he gunner to third from where he pected State Grand Mistress Celia' companying him on a tour of New Company made repairs to the elec­ will be made in the near future. Dallas, Tax.— Byron Nelson won Scored on Tuffereon’e hoist to Mack i Hartford, Sept. 11—(A*)—Hart- the Marines decided to do a tattle that when Utah celebrates Uie Polish-Amcrican hurler how with would welcome t^ny suggestions Jewett of ^ Chelsea. Ata.ss,. will BrigTand branches; were luncheon tric service. —If you irant a man who is not tied to any liroup Ibxaa Victory Open Golf iHth 72- 100th ’"anniversary of the arrival the Hartford Senators, has been from High School coaches or prin­ in Gcnterfield. guests at the Hartford CHub of .Meeting Tonight. wrd's Eaatsrh .League. baseball )iole sem-e of 278, ten stroku bet­ master-minding and sent In Utility make her official Visit —^If yon w n t a idan who can view Manchester as a iWniplom. will play the Utica man Mike 'McNamara as plnch- of_ Brigham Young three years offered a contract to sign, with the cipals, and mail may be addressed The Scoring for the, afternoon The delegates to- the convention Collector Frank W. Kraemer and An important meeting of the ter than Jug^McSpiulen. h^nce, the state should try- tq line team for the 1945 season. Ballou to him at Roger Ludlowe High, ended with the fourth inning as Mr. Kraemer's district staff. Vernon Civic Betterment aasocU- L^cal Women Hurt Whole, not sectional.- because he Is not prejudiced by utes, who finished third In the New York—^Thirteen race liorzee Standings ^ Mtter, explaining: / ‘Dean knows la . Philadelphia last month. Mrs. beinsr fram the other side of the Turnpike j^p’s race that gnded Sunday, tai ' Eastern Desautels, but he doesn’t know_ a 1 I up the “ W National.-nuuna. A.r.. A.« . U. IJ. basketballunnnei.uan will be around fdr the -PA’s games Fairfield. Urban aril Kiriel matched pitch Violet Field dnd Mrs. Tllhc Lind­ . It whs explained that the new tion will be hqld this evening at valued at 8200,000 and all trained there and tourney, the National P.G.A. golf,' •■We want to do the correct for pitch but ,lt was too Iste for tax form W- . may be filled ofit ^ I opening game of a three of five . ^ (llnnl Standings) thing about you. Go up 1 Ih fhe playoffs -and his appearance say, will make their reports. Mrs. 2 eight o'clock at the Dobaonvllle In Airto Gollisioh —If you Want a man who will think for himself and act by Max Hlrsch, were burned to ^ rld championship fight, a pro will greatly enhance the chances thing,’’ said the Fairfield principal, the Rockville team. And In losing by the taxpayer and returned to school. One o f the rooms in the dentil In stable fire at Belmont ‘ , W. L. Pet. win the ■ game.” . . . McNamara * Annie Johnston of the local lodge according to hls own best judffment and not according, Hartford ...... 723 whiffed on thr8e pitches and as he fooTbail game and a game between of the PA’S copping the T^l "and the more opinions from in­ they were folced to hl-l adieu to the Internal Revenue Bureau, Veroon school was closed this year Park. Arnold Hanger's Dlt, third major Ieag;uo baseball All-Stars. terested parties, the better." local baseball for .the currertt sea­ was honored by election to the where the tax will, be computed A lb a n y ...... 655 strolled back to the ’ bench, Mike crown. , office of Supreme Grand Lectlirer vyith the younger, pupils being Middletown, Sept, i t —(g5—Har­ to orders in the 1940 Kentucky Derby and . .'. How about a return engage­ and the amount outstanding will transported to Rockville to school Utica ...... 496 cqmmented: "Dean may not have son. <’ ^ o f the Supreme Grand Lodge, ry Booms,; 58, of MMlborough is SIZES 5 TO 15 —If you want a man who ^Heves and will work to see winner of 887,956, was most prom­ .474 ment of that Mooney-Jack Kogut be billed to the taxpayer. The subject of bus transportation inent of the horses who -perianed. Binghamton-... known anjrthing about estlmatea. - shield wipers to liquorish breaths. partmeflt fo^ about 35 years and Its o'tber worlds of this vast uiiiversa. •j-' 1 - If- % / c / ■<* m A n 'jn r i a i fcft, VAJCTH.* 1*1\JIN U A I , S E n EMBE b H , 194% MANUnES'l’ER BVENtNQ HBRAJU3* llANCH£ST£R. CONN., MUNI^AY, SKPi'^MBER 11,1044 BiAn^jnrjCs 1 Cii\ rj » til'lli'>'J nrii\rtL«L». *- TAGE THIRTEEN’ , tvvT:l v h ; 53 Apartments, Flats, ..v . : r ...... - ... Housl-hold Serviced Situations W'anled—- !'. MuHical Instruments True! ^ ia 's black aea fleet, died In! H4fl.l> KV KKI'IHIM ; UoHt.and Found Automobiles for Sale 4 Female V Tenements 63 Laat night I dreamt (hat Old France in 1792 and, 113 years' la- i —- OfTcred 13-A ^^fA GENUINE WEBER Gram O assified 'Tut, ter. was brought back to America 1941 CHEVROLifiT SPECIAL de­ ive- piano, Period model, mahogany e'oR REJNT-’TO ■ ’"»ULTS. 3 Of ancient and modem renown, and buried at Annapolis with full luxe 4 door aedan, heater, deluxe YOUR CURTAINS carefully laun- WOMAN WILUNG to iUy Sense and-Nonsense i'OUND—BLACK cocker apanlel. nlngs with children. Write case. Used but looks like new. room apartment on Main Streep Had com e. to life and the first naval honors. Clainfied equipped, good tires, gunmetal reded by hand, price reasonable. Bargain for quirk aale. 1080 Main All improvements ('all 5409. ^ Cogyright. 1944. NSA 8«rvie*, I d s >Ai Calf 5600 or 26 Linden atreet- 91 Main street Or Call 2-1077. I., Herald. ___I_____ Advertisements . words he said gray, guaranteed. Price, $1,095. street, Hartford. A little rooster who makes up Autumn’a Admlmtlop Private—Taken all around, Myr­ . Were: “You can’t keep a good Husband—The women In this Get Brunner’s proposition. 80 tle Is a good girl. Houses for Rent 65 The Story: Len and Sue Berk­ ycre say, they’re the essence of the for what he lacks in size by ths A Iona aunflowar, undeairad, came - man down."- town are very impoitta,' dvertUentents Announcements Oakland street. Situations Wanted— For Rent For Sale ley .have been entertaining Walt contract ? Marriage is the sacred- frequency of ahrillness of his crow­ up in early aprii)g^ Corporal—Yes, that’s the trou­ Wife—Why do you say that? Florists— Nurseries 15 Wearing Apparel— Furs 57 Milya4d and Ms family, newcomer* est contract there la. ing, has beet keeping a certain ble; she's always wanting to be Company Inspector-So you ire 1939 CHEVROLET MASTER de- Male 39 A SIX ROOM flat, newly decorat­ To SeU And, in my yard, gre\^.^-randiaiurb- , Husband—As I fode to work on f ^ r R e n t For Sale s t e e p l e t o m CUIANS out To Buy te Stnihta, at dinner. I-en ha* "I’m talking aa If 1 were craay neighborhood awake from 5 a. m. ed; for I ignored the thing. taken all around. having trouble with the electric the atreet car this morning so chimneye, apecjalty. Call Mag- lux 2 door touring aedan, radio, a s t e r s a t 40 CENTS a dozen-, GIRLS COLLEGIATE red coat, ed, convenient to C:iiieney mills, or 8 dozen., for $1.00. Call at ELDERLY MAN does plain hoiuh stores and business. Rapt by'Sep­ known W a it for a long tlnM but with the heats but married life oh. A neighbor told his owner In tim e,. its IlmM held, many lightfi? • f many women crowded into the ToSeU nell’a Drug Co., Main itreeL heater, low mileage. Priced for size 16. Genuine leather, remov­ hasn’t seen Margaret Hllyard in something should be done about Tram p-W ould you gimme a ikTo Buy Fred SchueU. 40 Kensington S t painting' at low coat Phone 8818 able lining, .'om only one season. tember 15. Adults preferred. Call ought to be one long ecstasy. And blooms; and, tho immanse Home Owner-r-Yes. aiale that T could hardly See t o ’ quick sale. Get Brunner’s propo­ evenings. 90 yeais. He Is thunderatniek at it can be, if both parties keep the that rooster—that In these hectic and ga dime for a cup of .coffee? Company Inspector—Are you al­ read ipy'paper. • v.. AT THIS TIME we are ready to sition. 80 Oakland street. Call Originally $40. Will sell for $20. 4981 or 7385. the changes In the onre beautiful contract Wait doesn’t want a dl- days people needed some rest in Lady—I don’t drink coffee, but ways troubled with poor lights? Inquire 67 Wadsworth street. Houses fdr.. Sale 72 They dldn’t/getdn’t one though from take on a few more repair and 5191. giri. She is tat and overdiraaed* vorce. He doesn’t want to dump the early morning hours. Did he ms./untllISj/U this autumn day. I might fake a cup of t*a. Home Owner—No, ws’ra not. ...Stay on the job , . . . ' remodellrig Jobs; alao masonry. Rooflng 17 COLUMBIA ^ K E —4 ROOM fur­ j Live Stock—Vehicles 42 nished apartment, electric stove TWO ,6 ROOM CXILONIALS (pre­ and seems to take deUght In Margaret on > the world. But he gat mad and reply: “I haVe a right Brown centers in -those yellow Company Inspector '•!— Ah, J "They work when they fight Lost and Found For estimate call A. R. Charon. 1941 DODGE DELUXE aedan, maklpg other people feel III at ought to be able, to force her to to keep as many roosters as I When you question •your wife’s thought not. It’s only at cerVath radio, heater, beautiful Beige RUOFINU 4k KMIP VlR of ohlm- 58 and refrigerator. Complete bath-­ war construction), lirga Uwng V Mooms are seeds wild birds we fight when we work.” Telephone 5825. FOR SALE—GOOD FARM horse. Wanted to Buy eskse. Everyone hne n mlHerable . keep her promises. Implied as well want iq my own yard.” He did not. V devour; judginent, stop to remember that ,tlmea then? m o n t h s o l d kitten, tires, like new, guaranteed. ’41, 'neyb. valleys, daahlnga. and gut- Works single or double. Weight room, $40 per month. Call WtUl- r ^ m with fire place, recaption ten. Done tepertly ant nason- evening except young Tom Beck- | as worn at the altar." He simply aald: "Sorry, didn’t Apd, Since the da's’ll' live *een the married you. Homeowner—Yea, iUa (pH^ after wtilta body, orange and black YES! WE DO EAT our lunch at Chevrolet Master Deluxe 2 door, about 1400. Andrew.Kamm, cor­ mantle 1101-J2. hall with open dokmial ataliriray. Wood Borers Gnaw De*k ably by your local roofer. E V. WANTED—A 30-30 Carbine in ley, home on leave, and Jennifer j Dunbar smiled unhappily: ’’And know he was troubling the neigh­ them come to feed here — dark that we notice It!,^ fkead and UH, part An^ra. Weldon’s, 901 ra in street Swell radio, heater, good tlrea, guaran­ ner of Clark and Doming street, Dining room with Colonial oor- Hllyard, whe are delighted to have if ahe won’t, you suggest that he bors. I’ll swap him off for anotner,|^ CDughUn. TaL 7707, 880 Wood­ good condition. Call 4319. hour on hour- koaie (to other salesgirl in store) Loa Angeles -vP)— Courthouse : AnawerB to Puggle. Reward K food—priced right teed. Get Brunner’a proposition, yapping. (Mil 3186. 'ner cupboard. Modem kltcheit . discovered each other. Sue and I>n go to law to enforce the contract, hen. He doesn't lay anyhow.” — Listen, Myrt, I’ve learned that Knowledge la wfiat you learn land. Wanted to Rent 68 Entranced, I. see rare browns and Secretary Cora Fisher stopped ! tetumcd to 40 Depot Square. 80'’Oakland atreet. with plenty of cupboards. TUe are rHieved when their guest* fi­ of sue her for damagea? How there are a lot of nice paop^/ln gold, and red .and bluish if you just keep your back turned, from others; vrixdom la what you WHEN m a k i n g UB that Christ­ lavatory and basement laundry. Mancheater. typliig but the noiae In her deak ItiTOrr—PASS BOOK NO 5 1 0 0 ^ mas package for your boy or^lrl WANTED TO BUY baby stroller, WANTED—FIVE OR SIX room nally depart. They "po*t mortem” would you assess such damages?’’ wings; - the cuatomers will go away. teach yours^f. FOR SALE—1936 3 TON Chevro­ FOR SALE— SIX WEEKS old ’Three' bedrooms with cedar the party and Len speculate* ,oh continued. After ]dls8 Fiaher Notice U hereby^ given that P^e overseas, don’f leave «ut the Moving—Trucking— urgently needed. Call 7659. flat or duplex In desirable neigh- 'That’s your biulness. YoU'w In And think of how thiich loveliness let high lift coal truck, fair con­ pigk Kelly Brothers. Talcottvllle. bprhood, by reliable family, three cloeeU. Tile bath ’with shower. the poesibiUty of legal redres* for the law, make one. Don't you have that one stray plant now First Pilot—It makes me mad Oddlttbs . 0 , John Paul Jones, became nervous because of the Book No. 51000 laeued by The thltig they want most. yo\ir dition. good tires. W. G. Glenney, 20 Teacher—Now, Toih, hold your Storage WANTED —BOY’S BICYCLES, adulU. Dial 6430. Hot water oH heat Brass plumb­ one partner to a marriage when things you call *oas of good wil head up and shouldera bbek—you'd ' y brings. to-be told" I haven’t enough alti­ whose' real name was John , Paul, constant vibration, an Investiga­ ’ Ssvlnga Bank of Mancheater baa photograph. Arnold Studio., 209 336 North Main street - FOR SALE — 'TWO FEMALE ing. Terms. Harry England. Tel. the other partner doe*n’t llVe up and loss of efficiency,. Intense men.- —Lyla Myers. tude. was born In Scotland, was a com­ tion was made. An army of been lost or destroyed, and writ­ North Main street. Tel. 6780. AUSTIN A CHAMBERS CO.— goats. In fine condition. 'Tony’s good condition. Phone Ray S. like to have a finejArriage when “ 1 hear East'has a fifth coluras Ford Warren, 109- Princeton atreet. BUSDIESS EXECUTIVE with 3451. to the Contraet. tal pain and suffering, and all that, you’re a man, wouldn’t yojiT Second Pilot—It makes me soar, mander in the American navy, ■wood borers, termites' cousins, ten application baa been made to 1930 MODEL A 4 door Trailer van service. Hemovala stand. Route 6, Bolton. Telephone • wife and daughter desires fur^ too. served as a rear admiral In Rus- was found gnawing in the deak. this year." FOR SALE—20 CORD of Well aedan, good condition, with 5.50- from coast > coasL deluxe equip­ Phone 4371, sort of thing? Ail I’m thinking of Tom—Well, rather have an What is a thought, remembering Margaret young men who ui(ed to bring them sition. 80 Oakland street. Open WANTED USED CARS—Will buy garages, 5 acres jf land. Inquire flowers and gold«in promises.’’ S traw berry at 709 Main street. Apartment ^'^totate of Anna F. Martinson late of And doismtown In hia office L«n Mon., ’Tue., Wed., ’tlU 9 p. in. any year or model. We will pay PIANO TUNING and repairing: FOR SALE—AN Electric brood­ 2 DOUBLE ROOMS. Gentlemen Mancheater In said district. deces«d. "God, yes! It works both ways. top pflces for well kept cars. Cole player piano specialty. John er. Call 5913 or come to 162 preferred. Elaat Center atreet. 26, after 5 p. m. Upon application of Carl M. Hultlne, 'was thinking about. Margaret too, That’s why X say, there ought to 11938 CHEVROLET COACH, ’88 Executor, praying for authority to sell though he was in conference with Telephone 7405 Motors at Center. Phone 4164. Cockerham. 28 Bigelow atreet. North School atreet. Call 8966. be a law.” / i t\ j(» Hudson sedan, * '37 Chevrolet certain real eatate partlculMly de- William Dunbar, a member of the They had to leave It at that. Tel. 4219. Legal' Notices acribed In said application on file. IMa aedan, '37 Chevrolet coach, ’34 COMFORTABLY furnUhed light firm’s legal department, over the CJ Dodge aedan, '35 Ford panel ORDERED:—That the foregoing ap­ (To Be Continued) .Peild Brothers Business Services Offered 13 Gariien— Farm— Dairy . housekeeping room, single or AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD plication be heard'and determined at desperate buSlpess of rmegotlating truck. Brunner’a, 80 Oakland Private Instructions 281 Products 50 double, day workers preferred. ml Mancho.ter within and for the Dia- the Probate Office In Manchester In the finh’a cofitracts with the gov­ BOOTS''AND HER BUDDIES Renmnaissanct BY EDGAR MARTIN street. Phone 5191. FLOOR s a n d in g CaU 6951. trlct of Mancheater. on tlie #th day of said District, on the 16th day, of Sep­ ernment after the war was . over. September, K. D.. 1944., tember. A. D.. 1944. at 9 oTclock (w. L) Laying and Finishing ELOCUTION — Self-confidence FOR SALE—SICKLE peara. Kief­ Abruptly Len brought up the mat-* [1941 PONTIAC 2 DOOR. 1941 J. E. Jensen—Phone 2-0920 FOR RENT—FURNISHED goom, Preaent WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Baq.. In the forenoon, and that notice M ter that was haunting him: gained through correct speaking. er canning pears, tomatoes arid given to all persbrta Interested In aald Bylck sedan. 1941 Chevrolet 2 If No Answer—5329 26 Linden atreet, opposite Cen­ Judge." “Speaking of terminating con- Forejign accents removed from peppers. Will deliver. Call 6178. Triiat Eatate of Joaephlne Thibodeau estate of the pendency of aald appli­ Sand door, 1940 Bulck aedan, 1940 Pon­ ter Park. u-w of ©omlnlque; Thibodeau late of cation and the time and place of hear- . tracts. Bill, I know you are one of> tiac aedan. 1939 Plymouth sedan, speech. Coaching in school sub­ QUAUTY TOMATOES for sale. Mancheater. In aald District, deceased. those criminals called corporation A\.\. \K) OtCiTi iH .T 't.'tT H ' FOR RENT ASHES AND RUBBISH removed. Ing thereon, by publishing a coP>' ■ 1939 Pontiac 2 door. Cole Motors, jects. Gregg shorthand. Whitt 75c a basket, delivered. Call The Mancheater Trust Company, this order It^some ns*r«paper having , ( lawyers, but do you ever handle TO TH'J T 'fb O . (AH Tel 2-1588. W Schultz. Studio, 709 Main. Phone. 2-1392. Trustee having exhibited its annual a circulation in aald diatrlct. at 1®**^ I 4164. , 8039. Apartments, Flats, 1 breach of promise cases 7“ q —Which is more powerful, the CS'W.' I account with aald eatate to this Court five daya before the day of aald hear- i { Dunbar nodded: "I tried one or OBX), 4-Room Single WASHER. VACUUMS. Electric 63 for allowance. It is Ing, to appear If they aeeicause at aald jet or gasoline aircraft engine? CANNING t o m a t o e s , 50 cents Tenements ' two when I was young and des­ rootoM, etc., repaired. All parts ORDERED;—That the 16th day of time and place and be heart relaYlva A—At 600 m.p.h. the jet engine 11936—6 \ CYLINDER Oldamoblle Help Wanted— Female 35 a basket, bring your own baskets. September, A. D.. 1944, at 9 o’cldek (w. thereto, and make return to thla^C T^ perate' for clients. But it's unsav­ Hot air heat. Deepwood available. 24-hour aarvlce. Charg is about five times more powerful aedan. Call 8959.______ONE-ROOM FTTRNISHED apart- t ) forcMon. at the Probate Office, in WILLIAM S. HYDE ory business, and going out of ea C. O. D. Mancheater 2-1439 214 Gardner street. Judge. than a gasoline engine of equal I Drive. $46.50 per month. WANTED—KEUABLE woman. 5 ment. Kitchenette, bath, aultable said Mancheater. be and the same la I style. Why do you ask 7 Have you weight ' ' 11936 STUDEBAKER eedan, extra mornings or evenings. for working couple or two girla. assigned for a hearing on the allow­ H-9-lL^4^______mornings a week for light house ance of aald account with said estate,' I bfKm making impossible promises good condition, original owner. Household Good^ sn On Main street. .Telephone 5409. a t a c o u r t o f to some trusting gazelle 7 Doesn’t a 1.1. k in d s o f tractor worl^ work. Call In person, 365 Sum­ and this Court directs th« Trustee to PROBATE H ^ D | j Q— What horse hold* the world Call 7888. mit. near Henry street. glwr'publle notice to all porsons Inter­ at Manchester, within -and for the Dla- ! she know you’re already m.nrried7" mile record? ^ '*It*$ a special ragweed shell to knock out the hay fever' Tel. 5278 ^ plowing, harrowing, grading and UNIVEKSAL ELECTRIC ranges. ROOM APARTTUENT, attrac- ested therein to appear and be heard trict of Manchester, on-the 9th day of poUto digging. Atao lord wood f “I’m speaking for a friend." A—Equipoise, 1:34.2. guys in the enemy’s ranks!” WANTED WOMEN and girls to Variety of gas, electric and com­ tlvely furnished. Plenty of heat, thereon by publlahlng a c9py of this September. A. D.. 1944. 1 I ’That’s the way they usually /'■ ...... ' sawing. Alme Latulllpe, 768 Ver­ order In some newspaper haring a cir­ Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Baq., g to 9 A. M .— 12 to 1 P .M .! do bench work, steady work, bination ranges, parlor heatera, hot water, automatic refrigera' open the subject.’’ Q—rllnw can you disUnguiah be­ or 5 to 6 P. M. non street. Telephone 6077. pot Ournera, circulation neatera .tion, central. CaU 3989. culation In aald District, flv. days be­ good pay. Apply Tober Baseball, fore said day of hearing and return ^*ES«te of Alexander F. Jarvis late o f j ( "I’m not involved. I tell you. tween a “Spar" and a "Wave,’ SIDE GLANCES BY GALBRAITH 9 // • Elm atreet. and keroaene heatera. Chambera' make to this Court. » Manchester In said district, deceased. • \ What I mean is—could a man sue without looking at her hat (and ■IftiFnrar. FOR SALE Warehouae, Mancheater Green. WILLIAM S. HYDE Upon application of Alexander Jar­ vis. Jr.. Executor, praying for an I his own wife for breach of prom­ without asking her)? WOMAN WANTED--Good hours, Legal Notices Judge. ise?" WINDOW SHADES— VENETIAN H-9-11-44. order of sale of certain real | A---’’Spar8” wear a gold Inaigne good pay, steady work now and pAl'tlculnrly dcHcrIbed In Mild •pplicn* ] V "Breach of what promise?” on the collar and a blue or white ALLEY OOP Fooz and His Kids BY Y. T.HAMLDi postwar. New System Laundry, bllnda Owing to our very low AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD tlon on flic. It Is !.. “The promise she made a* a shield on the right forearm. BOWLING WANTED overhead, get our special low Manrh-xter within anil for thr Dla- at hlanchrater irlthln and for the Dis­ ORDERED;-That the foregoing ap­ - . \ Harrison atreet. ! bride." '6 h , p o p , trlrt of Mancheater. on the 9th day of trict of Manchester, on the 9th day of plication be heard and determined at] VES, VOUR HISHNESS.A HAW* 0M16B R ) WE price, on high grade ■. window September, A. D.. 1944. ' "If she a gr^ to trane^ prop­ q — Do land or seaplanes, cost 9 U T I m u s t w a in VDU LISTEN, September, A. D. ,1944. the Probate Office In Mancheater Ini mI*CATT f AS SOON WE WANTED—WOMEN TO SEW on shadea and Venetian blinds com­ Preaent WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Eaq.. Present WILLIAM 8. RYDB. Esq., said District, on the 16th. day of Sep- J erty or money—’’ less to operate? o^TeessED S O r WANT ME "^ C U C H AN UN0SKTAKIM9 Judge. ~ \ ^ -ex' TIC0I4MVEAR W (SLF PINO ALLBV A m AV fS A PRETTV WUBN I AS VOU CAM SAV 2 Office Girls power sewing machines, steady pletely Installed. Samples furnish­ Judge. temher. A. D.. 1944. at 9 o’clock (w. t i l "It’s nothing like thar. A—A flying boat weighing 175,- - ' aST A CREW ALLEYS Eatate of Joaephlne Roman late of Estate of David Warnock lata of In the forenoon. ■ and that notice be I ance Of his doe AN' OOOLA.LOST j OAN&EROUS ► . Buy w4f - 8°°** P*y- -^PP'y Tober ed. Capitol W tndow Shade Co., Mancheater. In eald Diatrlct. deceaaed. \ “ Are you talking/about a di- 000 pounds costs about $375,000 241 North Main street Phone Maiichester. In aald District, deceased. given to all persona Interested In said I vorce prehistoric Ml <740 g y C .E H T f B U S IN E S S * One Billing ClerH, and One Baseball Manufacturing,’ Eln St. On. motion of John Klldlah of said. On motion of Otto F. Sonniksen of estate of the pendeqey of said appll-l less to operate than a land plane FRIENDS iM Old ' 8819. Open evenings. Mhnrhf.'ter. Adminlatrator. aald Manchester, Administrator. cation and the time and place of hear-1 "No! Couldn’t /k man sue his of the same Weight for the life of CVkLESTINe. OR . . . 5 cll For Complete Information for General Office 'IVork. RART-TIME WOMAN for shop ORDERED';—That elx moiitha from ORDERED:—^That six month* from Ing thereon, by publlahlng a copy of I [wife with the iffca of making her the plaiie. BRONSON HAS 3 PIECR U'VTNG ROOM sulli, the 9th day of September. A.-D., 1944 ! work. Apply Federal Bake Shop. the 9th day of September, A D.. 1944 thIa order Jn aome newspaper having I t'Tulfill her agjidemont?’ r C TBAVElBD TO I Phone 8182 be and the aame are limited and al* be and the same are limited and allow­ a circulation In said district, at least I ANOEMT MOO 885 Main' atreet. occgaional chairs, chair and otto­ lowed for the creditors within whfch { ” 1, never ^ .a rd of such, a case. q —Is Haile Selassie, reinstalled . . . Trade Write Box U, man, Sleepy-Hollow-cbairs, card ed for the creditor* within which to five daya before the. day of said hear-1 1 Has your w\tc—“ TO RECRUIT to bring In'their clalma againet aald bring In their clalma against aald ea. Ing, to appear If they.see cause at aaldj as emperor of Ethiopia, making AN EFFICIENT WANTTCD—WOMAN for general tkbf^, end tables, pictures, ratate. and the aald Adminlatrator la “Don’t/b e an idiot! Sue’s the Care The Herald. I'tate, and the said Administrator la di­ time and place and be heard relatival any efforts to improve the lot of RESCUE CX- house work, stay or go home lamps, table radio, cabinet radio, directed to give public naMce to the rected to give public notloe to the thereto, and make- return to this court. 4 finest ^ ife a man ever had. Can’t hia people ? P’eomoKi ' evenings. Call mornings, Mrs. J. credltora to bring In their claims with­ credltora to bring In their olalma wltlp W'lLLlAM S. HYDE a man ask an academic question!" breakfast sets, maple bedroom in aald time allowed by poating a copy 1 A—Elementary and secondary REAL R. Clark, 2l8 Woodlaild atreet. suites and c^dar chests. Tele­ In said time allowed by poating ,a copy - > Judge. ^Tea. and he can get an aca,- J 8gnools are being cstabllahed; ef- of thlji order on the public aign post of this order , on the public sign ^ s t H-9-11-44. / HELP phone 5187, Austin C!hambers’ nearest to the place where the deceaa­ nearest to the place where the deceas­ aemic answer. The question is fort; are being made to stamp out Warehouse, Manchester Green. ed laat dwelt within u id town and by ed last dwelt within said town and by nonsense, and the answer is No! | kuinapin gfor slavery. Help Wanted— Male 36 publishing the same In some, news­ z : ESTATE Open dally 8-5. Saturday 8-12. publlahlng the same In aome news­ 1? pm me. paper having a clrrulatlon, In aald pro­ paper having a circulation In aald pro­ ‘Then they ought to make a law iO U X WANTED Evenings, Monday, Wednesday, bate district, within ten days from the q— What la a Waller Trainer? WANTED—MECHANIC, general bate district, within ten days from the WANTED date of this order, and return make i about it. Divorces are gaining on W'hat Have You to Paper Machine Tienderfr— repair man. Call at Town Oarage and Friday, 7:30-9. date of this order, and return make A Ting Charmer! A —A motion picture projector to this court of the notice given. to this court of the notice given. nnarriages at a terrific rate. What between 8 a. m.—^ p. m. r WILLIAM S. HYDE causea most of the unhappy ihar- which gives a three-dimen-slonal FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A New Career BY MERRILL BLOSSEI O ffer? , Male. l is t in g s 2 MAHOGANY END tablea, Ubie WILLIAM S. HYDE illusion; for training aerial gun Judge, Judge. ' ' riagea ian’t even mentioned in the Paper Machine ftelpers— of Farms, Country Homesii: WANTED—SEVERAL MEN for model G. E. radio, pin up lamp, H-9-11-44. ners. 3-4 yards of black satin coat lin­ H-9-11-44. , booka. Last night I was dining Is THAT THE ^,VEAH—-AND IT SAYS — ir O m. isn't ir iMettx»i&, U R O f Male. * Acreage or Town Property. euential work In ghade tobacco with an old friend—I won’t tell you JUST THINK—These littlc- warehouae, ateady work all win­ ing, new .amlah proof silver AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD I LATEST COPY /THE OWNER OF THE FEET ALEXANDER at Manchester within nnd for the Dis­ his name— ” ild a w as OF G A ZE Tw i l l id e n t if y h e r s e l f , w e piggies f re going To Dry Loft Workers—Male. See us before you buy or ter. Wetatone Tobacco Inc., Elm cheat. CTalV after 5 p. m. 59 Drive at Manchester within and for the Dis­ H. F, Silver Lane Homea. trict of Mnnchratcr, on tlu 9th day of I trict of Manchester, on the 9th day of | "You needn’t, Walt Hllyard DISAPPOINTED WHEN MAGAZINE? yw iLL DOTflE REST . ' sell. ^ and Foreat atreeta. September, A. D.. 1944. — < 1September, A. D.. 1944. ' mentioned this morning that hb A PICTURE PF Preaent WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq. JARyiS EASY WASHING machine with­ Preaent WILLIAM 8. HYDB. Esq., ' had dinner with you. Has his wife ONLV HER FEET T Real Estate and Mortgages ROGERS WANTED —ME34 FOR power Judge. Judge. been guilty of breach of promise?" AND LEGS appeared McKinney Bros. out wringer, oil and gas combi­ Eatate of 'Wojclech Mnlek late of Estate of Mildred K. Metcalf late of | IN A NATIONAL preaa, ateady work. Good pay. Manchester. In said DIatrIrt. dreeaaed. ”1 feel like a dog for having let The Situation: Your Child, in 26 Alexander Street Paper Mfg. Co. Real BsUto — Inauranoo Apply Tober Baseb.all, Elm St. nation, new and used. Coal and Manchester in said District, deceased. MAGAZINE. NOW. gas combination kitchen heatera, On motion of Lillian. M. Sluaarz of On motion of Robert H. Metcalf of | It alip: but you’re as fond of Walt his honesty, makes an Uncompli­ IT SEEMS, A CERTAIN 505 Main Street - aald Manchrater. Administratrix, said Manchester Administrator. ~ Phone 4112 or 7275 Comer Oakland and Mill coal "cook stoves, gas atovea for as 1 am. He deserves happiriesa if mentary remark about a grown-up SHOE COMPANY SAW Telephone 6060 or 5380 ORDERED:—That tlx months from ORDERED:—That six months from I ever a man did. But, he spends half in that person's hearing. .. Streets WANTED—PAINTERS* at once. bottled or city gaa. Breakfast the 9th day o f September, A. D.. 1944 the 9th day of September, K. D., 1944 THE PICTURE AND ’hia life in a alow hell. w a n t s tu e OWNER Inquire 21 Elro atreet seta, new and used, bedroom set, be and the same are limited and al­ be and the same are limited and si- | Wrong Way: Punish the child lowed for the creditors within which lowed for the credltora within which “Now take a business partner­ and apologize profusely to the C3FlWe FEET TO chest of drawers, aewing ma­ to bring In their claims against said to - bring In their clalma against said ship, or an ordinary coiitracL If POSE FDR SOME WANTED—2 AMBITIOUS boya chine, table and . chaira,, china estate, and the said Admlplatratrlx la sstate, and the said Administrator Is grown-up. SHOE AOS — after achool and Saturdays, good the other party doesn’t live up to closet, buffet. Inlaid linoleum, directed to give public notice to the directed to give public notice to the I the agreement, you dissolve the Right' Way: Pass the remark ■ mo. T. it.iwe. u. a m . ew. f-ir aalary. Apply In person. Foster’s creditors to bring In their claims -UKb- creditors to bi;lng I* their claims wUhr llneoleum ruga, garbage \cana, In said time allowed by posting a copy partnership or sue for damages." off aa lightly aa you can. {You Market^ 84 Oakland street. Tele­ water palls, many other itema too In said time allowed by posting ■ copy give consequence^ to such a re­ “Since they bought those Venetian blinds ne.\t dour I of this order on the public sign post of this order on the public sign post .cor*. ^99* 6V MA -- CASH phone 7386. « numerous to mention. Jones Fur­ nearest to the place where the deceas­ nearest to the place where the deceas­ Dunbar laughed dryly; "Are you mark by showing your embarrass­ can’t tell whether they’ve got the radio on loud or they're’ HELP WANTED ed last dwelt within aald town and fe’ .* 0 niture, 36-38 Oak streeL Call ed last dwelt within said town end by proposing that a man should sue ment over It.} having another quarrel!” 8254. t publishing' the same . In some newz- publishing the same In some news­ >aper having a circulation In said pro­ paper having a circulation In aald pro­ hia wife for damages because, she late diatrlct. within ten days from —well, depreciates In value, with I WASH TUBBS Rabbit Punch BY LESUE K jRNER We have work available on essential war FOR SALE^^HAOIC CHEF gas bate diftrlet, within ten daya from the the date of this order, and return retty bed cape (Pattern No. 5608) tend 15 cenU Cctory—but be won’t Re wanted lueXe Inm America, afree 9roin the t t w ^ U made of sort pink yam. It’s sev* in coin, plus l cent postage, your name, address and the pattern f t war. He Ha loiightIciigl for these M ig s enteen Indies ' in depth, requires ibdicn his country,’. aifcadi him to. Tear four 1-ounce balia.of wool and la liumbar tft- Anne Cabot The MSn- Read Herald Adva. |iiBi>»y aabaynatito bay War Bends! HtHmg/hi Hywhesl#* Mb very easilv croch'eted. Make It In ,’cheele"------Evening Herald. 1150 V.S.T>mm MCrTHlKlCi TO WORRY ABOUT white. Dink, bolse-de-foae or oeacb/Sixth Avenue, New York, N. V. la. - . ' ,v

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